The Trillionaire Mindset - 46: Garrett Watts Scares Us (REAL!) ft. Garrett Watts

Episode Date: August 12, 2022

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Oh, Nipal, 3 and it is Peter to something. What are we doing here, Ben? What's with the candles? Okay, well, today's going to be a very special episode. So I thought I would start it off with some, I brought these candles. These are very important. This is Saint Michael Archangel, San Miguel Archangel. This is these are candles that I used to For when the power goes out, okay, but I figured they could serve a dual purpose for
Starting point is 00:00:35 Is this because you get scared when the power comes out? So you need the archangel to defend you in battle. Yes, be your protection. Well, because I'm doing battle against evil spirits None of which existed in my apartment mind you. Okay. I'm not claiming any of that shit or whatever because that's what people want TikTok say. I'm not claiming any bad shit. But anyway, I brought these candles because my trading has been dog shit. I have an eaten lunch in three weeks maybe. I know. I'm starving. I haven't taken you out to lunch because my trading has been so terrible. Okay. So I thought, you know what I could do? What's that pal? I could bring these candles, get the little janky weegee board here.
Starting point is 00:01:11 Sure. I want to try to summon the spirit of David Koch, the dead Koch brother, from famously from Koch industries, who was just an all around great person. Beloved. Yeah, and I'm sure he's definitely not in hell. No. And I wanted to reach out to him if I could to get some advice. Let's try it.
Starting point is 00:01:33 I'd like to talk to the dead coke brother. Yeah, so I've got this thing here. I don't know. I'm not sure if this is going to work, but I figured that, you know, we just got to like shake it out. I don't know how this works. So you can ask David Coke gotta like shake it out. I don't know how this works. So you can- That's David Koch. That's David Koch.
Starting point is 00:01:46 Sir, okay, I guess we just start with like, hello, sir. David, are you kidding? No, because we don't know yet. We've gotta like invite him in or something. So we, we invite you, sir, to come. Do you hear that?
Starting point is 00:02:08 Oh my god. I thought I heard something for a minute. I guess it wasn't anything. It might have just been my tummy. Sir, uh, I'm, my name is Ben, and I'm just looking for some advice. Please, if, uh, if you're out there, it'd be really great. If, if you could just make yourself known and give us a sign that you're out there because uh could really use some assistance right now
Starting point is 00:02:34 mr. Coke and I know that you're a big superstar billionaire you were a big superstar billionaire guy who knew his shit so if you could just come on out here. I got some advice for you too. What the fuck was that? David? Didn't sound like that. That didn't sound like David. That sounded like, uh, who was that?
Starting point is 00:02:55 What the fuck? That sounded like Charlie Munk Charlie. Who's trying to reach us? That was Charlie Munk. I got some advice for you too. Charlie. Don't wait. Charlie, you're not even dead yet
Starting point is 00:03:06 How did you get... How did you get early access to heaven? Or the afterlife? Maybe he's so old, he can uh... He's so old He can connect to both realms Yeah, but wait Charlie, okay, sorry Charlie
Starting point is 00:03:15 Did you say something? I got some advice for you too Okay, you want to give us some... You want to give me some advice? I guess, uh, your advice is as good as anyone's Let's hear it Charlie. What whatever. What do you got? When you have your own retirement account. Yeah, and your friendly advisor suggests you put all the money in the bit to Bitcoin. Oh Just say no
Starting point is 00:03:40 Okay, man. It sounded like there's a lot of other people there with him What's going on? I'm in hell. That's screaming. Well, I guess this isn't working as well as I thought it would, because I wanted to talk to David Koch, the very beloved, beloved, but neverland, is that the good one? Oh, yeah, my levelant would be the bad one, which, but neverland is that the good one? Oh, yeah, my level, it would be the bad one, which he's definitely not, you know, all the oil shit that he did in the actively fighting against climate change reform. And he's in heaven.
Starting point is 00:04:17 Yeah, he's fully there. So I guess, you know, maybe we could, I think we need everyone who did a bad tweet about him when he died is in hell. Yeah, that's right Well, maybe I think maybe we need some real help. We were doing we need some help from the experts. Let's start it off. Yeah, yeah, let's get him in here We'll share as we're just getting hammered this morning. Every day they're telling you. I'm not fucking late. Just promise. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
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Starting point is 00:05:22 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, really? Yeah, probably. Well, maybe we'll leave it out. There's a green screen around me, but I'm not familiar. What is on this? Is there an ocean or something behind you? No, it's an office. Also, it's an office. There's no green screen here.
Starting point is 00:05:31 Yeah, what are you talking about? I don't know. I just see an office, dude. You're manipulative. No, no. She did this all the time. You're gaslighting us, dude. That is wrong with you.
Starting point is 00:05:39 We're in an office. I know. That's what I was talking about. We're talking about an ocean. Yeah. Well, so. Okay. Ladies and's what I was talking about. We're talking about a notion. Yeah, well, so. Okay, ladies and, ladies and germs, I never say that, I don't know why the fuck I just said.
Starting point is 00:05:50 No, it was so cool. Thanks. This is Garrett Watts, a good friend of mine, a good friend of the show. You know who he is, so. What does that mean, a good friend of the show? It means that you're here, that automatically makes you a friend of the show. You gave us a lot of money when we were first starting out
Starting point is 00:06:05 Yeah, yeah, he seated us. We live on Garrett's couch For a while while we were trying to get the show off the ground. I remember and we appreciate that. Yeah, it's still happening You guys are coming over tonight, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's great. Give me give me the soft pillow. Oh first or no I like firm. Okay, because otherwise my head sinks too much and I wake up with neck pain, but to answer your question Yeah, yeah, I'm really curious what was happening here. We were trying to summon the ghost of David Coke I was gonna say cock is coke Here here here you go you can get the David Archangel by the way while we're here Hey Glenn everybody check out the disclaimer in the description setting you said part you click see more in the
Starting point is 00:06:44 Yeah, you you were trying to you click see more in the, you were trying to get a Coke brother. Yeah, but these, I don't think these are the right ones. Well, I'll go out some longer. Oh, no, no, no, no, yeah, you'll get a property brother at best with this setup. And I had not even the right one. I actually don't know what that means.
Starting point is 00:07:00 Not even the one who's dating so he dates you now. Is that what's happening? They're married. Oh, they're married. Oh, can I tell you a story? Oh, they're married. Oh, really? Oh, can I tell you a story? This is a Hollywood story? Yeah, sure.
Starting point is 00:07:08 One time I was at an after party for, who was it, like an Emmy after party? And Zoe De Chanel was standing over, like she had this big fluffy white dress on, and she was standing over a candle. And like the candle started to like send her dress and I shoved her whole dress. And I said, oh, Zoe De Chanel,
Starting point is 00:07:24 you're about to catch on fire. And she went, oh, Zoe, Deschanel, you're about to catch on fire and she went, oh, thank you, wouldn't it? What? Wow, that's so, in my mind, I saved her life. You did. You may have, you've been very well. You've been very well. You've been very well.
Starting point is 00:07:35 I've heard her, thank you. Which in turn, you know, that could have caught the rest of her, humans are very flammable. Well, and I'm aware that story was like a mile three, but I, I love this. Thanks. No, that's pretty good. she never get hollywood stories in this yeah i don't have oh i i've got i've got some stories like that but i don't want to bore you with that no no please i'm riveted really one time i asked you know david caradine from kill bill he
Starting point is 00:07:56 plays bill yeah he killed himself and drinking off well hang on take it easy one time i said to his face um did you have anything to do with Kill Bill? I asked David Carodyne, who's Bill. Did you have anything to do with Kill Bill? Why? Because you were trying to figure out who he was. Yeah. Okay. But in my defense, first of all, I was a little boy, practically, when I asked him. And secondly, it doesn't show him in the first movie. And the second one, like,
Starting point is 00:08:21 had to come out yet. And so he was sitting at this like Comic Con style thing with all these photos of Kill Bill behind him. Like, you know, the movie, the movie, what else? And yeah, so I just walked up to him, like, sir, did you have anything to do with Kill Bill? I thought maybe it was like an old stunt man. Or a producer or something. Or a producer.
Starting point is 00:08:38 Yeah, what did he say? Yes, did he say it? Oh, no, he just, and turned away. Yeah. He gave me nothing, and he, even nothing was too much for what I deserved in that moment I have a bad one from when I was a kid. I was a huge Michael J. Foxman. Oh love spin city love this movies Wait, have you told this story before did I I don't know but go on. Yeah, well, I don't want to tell it again Well, I certainly haven't I know but I'll make it quick. I'll make it quick
Starting point is 00:09:01 And we read a we read a devil's game And there's like a bar downstairs and a new Jersey devil's hockey, huh? and The bartender was like that's Michael J. Fox over there. I was like, oh my god And I brought over a napkin. It was the only only thing I could find and I was so young I didn't even realize you know the Parkinson's thing had happened and everything. And I asked him to sign it and he kind of had trouble signing it and he was like, sorry, that's the best I could do.
Starting point is 00:09:29 Oh, that's sucks. Oh, stupid asshole. Yeah, did you see the curb enthusiasm episode with him? No, they really lean into the Parkinson's. No. He's living above Larry David and he's like stomping around a lot and Larry David's like, can you not do that? And he says, I got Parkinson's LD. What do you think? Oh, no. So,
Starting point is 00:09:49 but he was nice about it. Yeah. And I was very happy to meet him. Thank you for the story. I loved it. And even if the listeners and our viewers have heard it, I had a great time with it. Yeah. Great. And that's all that matters. Yeah. They gave me shit last time because Emil told a like a 12 minute long story about... Did you really? No, it was... No. That's okay.
Starting point is 00:10:09 Here's the deal. I gotta explain you something. Okay, here's... What? He barely lets me talk. And you should... Shut up for a second. That's not true.
Starting point is 00:10:18 And you should see him when no one's around. When the show ends, he corners me. And he pushes me and he says, I want us to be like pen and teller. And you're teller. Like he wants me to be that little quiet guy. And he says, except I'm gonna be more libertarian. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:10:32 And I don't like circumcision. And I like to. I like circumcision. Yeah, yeah, I love it. Sure. That's what he does to me. This, okay, guys, let's get back on track. Hey everybody, we gotta ask you,
Starting point is 00:10:47 let's get some janitorial stuff out of the way. Like, you mean custodial? Custodial, thank you. That's okay, that's okay. Yeah, it's the same shit, right? At the end of the day, you're cleaning up Barf with saw dust. Do you remember in school,
Starting point is 00:11:00 when like in grade school, when there would be a kid, kids barfed all the time in school remember that and they would put that dust down. Yeah, the worst. That dust, oh, I'm at best. I'd say just leave the vomit. That dust was worse.
Starting point is 00:11:13 Yeah, it's weird. Oh, spooky. That was that is one of the worst materials probably. Did you ever puke in school? No. Yeah, me neither. I never shit in school either, you know why? Why?
Starting point is 00:11:24 My freak ass K through eight school where I went Nukem Academy in Long Beach had no doors on the stalls really I like that I think I've said this yeah you're on here. Oh really no stall doors So God forbid if you had to poop you would get a crowd of fifth graders just pointing at you Guys like wetting paper towels and chucking them over the thing and then I remember this bookhead Andy McDonald had to shit and I remember looking I remember seeing what's all the commotion in the bathroom and then going and seeing them in their school. Leave me alone guys!
Starting point is 00:11:58 My stomach's fucking killing! And I remember thinking Andy what are you doing? Why would you try to poop at school? And I didn't even realize that man man, it must have been an emergency. I don't want to ever meet the guy who designed that. I've got an idea. Yeah, that's spooky. No doors for these children. Hear me out. Damn.
Starting point is 00:12:13 What was the idea there? Maybe it was in like, I have no idea. The 20s when they were like, The 20s when they were like, Maybe it was once upon a time and they just didn't update them. You know, like, we don't want people smoking cigarettes in there. Or, that's not the 20s. They encouraged that, right? Probably back then it was like, All right, kids we don't want people smoking cigarettes in there or that's not the 20s They encouraged that right probably back then it was like all right kids cigarette break Medicine you got a headache. Yeah, yeah cigarette. Hey, sometimes a cigarette is medicine
Starting point is 00:12:33 You got a poop in the morning. That shit'll make it flow right through you for those of you Don't know. Yeah cigarettes will make you poop. I think a lot about that. Do you smoke? Hey wait one at a time boys Yeah, sorry. What's that? Do cigarettes wait? No, wait, what were you gonna say? I'm gonna fight both of you right now. No, do you smoke cigarettes?
Starting point is 00:12:54 Wait, when I, when I, no, that wasn't what I was speaking of. I've been so diplomatic, like a politician right now. No, we like it. Yeah, sometimes when I drink. Yeah, I, but, but, but what was it going to say? Oh, you know, I just think about cigarettes a lot, because, no, not because I drink. Yeah, all right. But what was it going to say? Oh, no, I just think about cigarettes a lot. Because, no, not because I want them, but because I just think they're really funny,
Starting point is 00:13:10 like culturally. They're funny. Sikarettes are funniest after you see people smoking cigars. Yeah, because then they look teeny weeny. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's cool. Like a person. Oh, my little ear piece wasn't in.
Starting point is 00:13:21 How do you feel about hearing my own voice better now badly? Yeah, that was my question. Welcome to the club, dude. Yeah, sucks to ask. How do you feel about video podcasters who smoke cigars on their podcast? Oh, take it easy. Yeah, that's so flexy. Yeah, I hope I get invited on one, and I have to ask them.
Starting point is 00:13:43 Can you guys quit it? Yeah, there's an episode where that happens. Oh, I get it. I get it. I hope I get invited on one when I have to ask them. Can you guys quit it? Yeah. If there's an episode where that happens, oh, I get it, I get it, I suppose, but come on. Cigars suck. Oh, it's the worst. Oh, I can't with big cigars. Yeah. The smoke gets in my eyes.
Starting point is 00:13:53 Well, I was thinking about, when I said that I think about cigarettes a lot, well, I don't want to get all whatever down this rabbit hole, but I think about how cigarettes are like techno. This sounds so heavy. Like technology is basically, like right now, technology is what cigarettes were, you know, cigarettes are like technology. This sounds so heavy. Like technology is basically, like right now, technology is what cigarettes were, you know, in like the 1920s, like how we just, oh, it's like we hand kids. Absolutely.
Starting point is 00:14:13 Absolutely. Absolutely destroying them and us and we're all addicted and like no one cares because there's no science on it. So we're just like scrolling until we're just like numb shells of ourselves. And I think that's what, you know, cigarettes did to lungs, what like scrolling is doing to our brains. And I would say it's like probably words. And what's wild is the tech companies have way more money and lobbying power than the cigarette companies ever did. My gosh, so I don't mean to take like the opening of the
Starting point is 00:14:40 podcast and that to like shit. We love that. No go whatever the right way. So how do you feel about that as a content creator who wants people on their screens? Well, yes. I mean, okay, I feel great about it. But because I think that the only reason, I'm a really cagey internet creator, like I just uploaded my first video in like seven months, like two weeks ago, and it's went great.
Starting point is 00:15:02 Then Ben watched it. It was great. Did you shut up? All two hours and 13 minutes? All two hours, 13 minutes. Oh, we saw it. And it went great. Great. It was great. Did you shut up? We did it in. All two hours and 13 minutes? All two hours, 13 minutes. We saw it. I was at his house yesterday.
Starting point is 00:15:10 Dude, I made eye contact with him when he said that and I feel like he meant it. We saw your pre-icidant start. That was a, well, I won't blow it for any of these days. No, oh, yeah. Cause it's a good little plot point. Better hurry.
Starting point is 00:15:22 You better freaking hurry. But I like to sort of create, like, if I have a purpose in this life, like I don't have any, like I'm not married, I don't have kids I never want to, and I don't have any, like I don't even have any animals. Oh, I do have a prank mantis, that's exciting. But yeah, my purpose in this world is to sort of like, I feel it's just like make really cool for now on the internet to make cool things there. And you know, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:15:46 I feel like that thing that you were talking about earlier of like, you know, people's obsession with it and like, oh, how do you feel as a content creator? I think about that a lot. Sometimes it can, it's like has the potential to absolutely shut me down. I think about it a lot as well. I mean, I think it's all, but I mean, I hate my phone. So I just started, my phone is now black and white, so I don't wanna look at it. Fantastic.
Starting point is 00:16:07 I'm all over those subreddits about that stuff in the surf and surf. And I, yeah. So I'm constantly trying to get away from it as much as possible, but our show relies on people watching us and. Yeah, so you gotta remember to like, comment, and subscribe, because we are gonna do a new segment
Starting point is 00:16:21 where we take the top comment every week, I'm not kidding. We take the top comment every week, I'm not kidding. We take the top comment every week, and we will blast that top comment. Yeah, top comment of the week. But this is different, this is very different than like social media. TikTok is very, you know, like, I love TikTok, but I hated it the same way.
Starting point is 00:16:39 Yeah, but it commands your attention and the addiction to it and absolutely. But I sort of like to, I don't know, I think at my best, and at my best, I don't know if I'm actually doing this, but all I'm trying to do on the internet is inspire like some curiosity in people. That's it. I'm just showing people that a grown-ass man
Starting point is 00:16:55 is like very curious and going into haunted places and doing silly things and not abiding by any weird roles. And so I think I'm to say, you're whole, you're like infectious. You walk into the room and it's a, oh God, you're very, bless. It's so nice.
Starting point is 00:17:11 Thanks, my God. Yeah, very infectious. Yeah, I feel sick right now. No, infectious the wrong word. It's, no, no, no, no. You're so magnetic. Positive and happy and, oh, it's a nice energy to have on set.
Starting point is 00:17:24 You're definitely someone if I were a good ghost, I'd be like, this guy's all right. Yeah, yeah, you would be safe. Well, like, I thank you, I'm sorry I interrupted. No, no, go for it. Really? You're fucking hell, just go. Okay, no, I think that that's,
Starting point is 00:17:39 thanks for saying that because you just said, if you were a ghost, you'd be into that. So I make like haunted content on YouTube for like, I know, I'm not telling you guys, you just said if you were a ghost, you'd be into that. So I make haunted content on YouTube for, like, I know I'm not telling you guys, you just told me. It's weird being on a podcast because sometimes you realize like, oh, other people are listening,
Starting point is 00:17:52 you know what I mean? Anyways, we hope. Yeah, but I try, like when I go into haunted places, I sort of, like I can't stand that stuff that I'm not gonna like name names with. Like ghost, hunter shows and stuff and they're like, what was your name? How did you die in here?
Starting point is 00:18:06 I hate that stuff so much because I always try to go into haunted places and my strategy is like being really sweet, like complimenting the ghost or like, I don't even really talk to them so I think that's it. I feel like ghosts are really smart because they're omnipresent
Starting point is 00:18:18 and so I don't like to be like, talk down to them like weird baby dogs. I like to just like vibe amongst them and be nice and see if they like shove a lamp over or something and I go, ooh, good. So do you believe in heaven? Oh, I believe in everything. Heaven hell.
Starting point is 00:18:35 Well, I believe in everything and nothing at the same time. I'm very like agnostic. I was raised Mormon, so I had a lot of that stuff. Like yeah, raised Mormon. Yeah, yeah, in the South, as a gay Mormon boy in the South. It was an interesting upbringing, but I was raised Mormon light. What does that mean?
Starting point is 00:18:55 I don't have any of that weird animosity here for Mormon people sometimes. My parents were super chill. We would go and see already movies sometimes. Oh, wow. That is Mormon light. If it was just violence or. Well, like if it was just, you know, if it was just like violence or cursing, my parents would be like, all earth, it was like historical.
Starting point is 00:19:10 But then as I got older, like the gap wide end of just like, yeah, whatever. And then eventually I was watching Kill Bill and loving it. But for the first few years, Kill Bill came out. I was like, I was like battling with myself to be like, I really want to see it. But what does that mean? To see a movie that's already there.
Starting point is 00:19:28 Well yeah, I was just the Mormon, you know, baby. Damn, anyways, where in the South? Memphis, Tennessee. Yeah, I grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, and I loved it. Oh God, did I love it. I'm surprised you don't have an accent. Did you ever have an accent? Wait, it comes out a bit when I drink.
Starting point is 00:19:42 Ah. Yeah, it's kind of fun. It's not that I'm suppressing it. I don't do that stuff at all. But I was raised in Florida for six years and meant this in all these different places. So I don't really have a firm anywhere accent. But yeah, I do use a lot of Southern mannerisms
Starting point is 00:19:57 and y'all and stuff like that. Yeah, so do we all the time. Oh, that's fun. When a meal drinks the racism comes out. Oh my God. Oh, fan, is that your. When a meal drinks the racism comes out, that's what happens. Oh, man. Oh, man. Is that your way of saying that in my New Jersey comes out? How interesting.
Starting point is 00:20:09 No, it doesn't. He's the same exact person when he's drunk. He's a danceist more. He seems like he'd be a very sweet drunk. Yeah. I kiss a lot. We, we, all, the three of us seems like we'd all be nice drunks.
Starting point is 00:20:22 Oh, yeah, I'm a great. I, I, we, why am I acting like we haven't drank together? I know my, A, I know my limits. Yeah, which is huge. You gotta know your limits. Oh, what? You gotta, you gotta know when to stop drinking.
Starting point is 00:20:32 I bought a little breathalyzer from Amazon that I thrown my pocket before I go out. Yeah. And it just looks like you're hitting a little vape or something. And yeah, you just do it and it tells you like, you know, where you're at. Yeah. And then you're gravy.
Starting point is 00:20:44 You know, once you hit a certain point. Because what do you mean keeping that? Well, I don't know. Oh, okay. But, but, but if the number's not too hot, no, seriously, I read this article that talked about, um, this was such valuable information, and I can't believe I didn't learn it sooner in life. This article that I read that talked about the point of diminishing returns is that once
Starting point is 00:21:01 you get over, like, I think it was zero point four alcohol alcohol that don't quote me on that because I could be so wrong People are gonna like die if they take that advice. I don't point zero for it Yeah, right that one Google it, but but they said after that There's nothing the alcohol can do for you. It's not gonna make you feel any better. It's not gonna do anything It's just gonna make you like feel worse tomorrow and make you feel sick and everything so I was like whoa That's great. Why am I learning that at this point in life? So I carry that little like have you ever seen another round? No, tell me about it. It's the Mads Michelson movie. It's a it's it's I think it's Danish Right, why am I learning that at this point in life? So I carry that little, um. Have you ever seen another round? No, tell me about it.
Starting point is 00:21:26 It's the Mads, Michelson movie. It's a, it's, I think it's Danish, but they basically, they, they talk about that article. It is where, what? And they start, they initially start drinking all the time and keeping at that level. And then they obviously start upping it a little bit. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:42 Is that the new one that came out, or is it a wedding or something? It's like probably, you probably came out in like 2019 or something like that. We are a huge mads, michaelson. We are a mads, mads, loves it. I think he's, I got something on him that you two don't, I think he's Foxy as hell.
Starting point is 00:21:55 Oh yeah. Yeah. He's so hot. Have you seen riders of justice? No. Oh, you gotta watch this, riders of justice. Well, let's watch it right now. It's so, yeah, let's say fuck it.
Starting point is 00:22:06 Wait, I want it so, okay, so normally this is a finance podcast and we will get around to some of that shit. Sure, sure. But also, we do like mail bag episode sometimes where we don't even touch on that, so who gives a shit? And if you're one of those people who's gonna be out there saying some shit in the comments about like,
Starting point is 00:22:23 well, this is, was hardly to find it You can suck it, but also We we still appreciate it. Yeah suck is Don't go anywhere, but I did want to ask you okay, so fun little story Yeah, and I wasn't sure if I should save it for after hours, which is our bonus episode, but Years ago, I don't know if you remember this but no dancer your question already know You you probably do I used to live in mid-city here in Los Angeles and I threw a party at my house and oh you're talking about the ghost in your whole way
Starting point is 00:22:52 Yes, I remember I had I lived in a spooky house. I'm sorry Was that like I'd be a terrible talk show host just like giving away like terrible? Well, so it was like 2015 Well, so it was like 2015, yeah, it was it had to be 2015, but Garrett comes over and I like I said I already had spooky vibes from the house. I'm agnostic when it comes to ghosts I'm like, I don't know. I've never really experienced anything, but I just don't want to know if they're real I'm petrified of seeing one cuz then I go fuck the real that was Now I gotta live with this. Well everywhere I go, I gotta take into consideration
Starting point is 00:23:27 if I buy a house or if I'm moving to a new place. Maybe there's ghosts, maybe that's the thing. And I got this vibes from this house and you come in and you go immediately, you're like, oh man, your place is haunted and I went, God damn it. And then you went into my room, wait, I gave you a little tour and you're like,
Starting point is 00:23:43 oh there's something going on in here and and I had this spooky big walking closet. Yeah, oh in here big time And I was like that's what that's exactly where I got weird vibes from yeah, and I remember we sat in the dark with Yeah, yeah, she walked out of the closet and then down the hall and went to the left I remember wait, I got to take you to the the house I in. Ooh, it's the scariest place in the world. Come on, let's go. Pack up the mics. So it was, we rented it when we moved to New Jersey and it was, it was, are you from New Jersey?
Starting point is 00:24:17 Yeah, and it was one of the oldest houses in New Jersey. I think the governor of New Jersey lived there for a bit. Chris Christie? No, no, the first governor of New Jersey. Chris Christie was the first. It's so old. Oh, wow. Chris Christie's the one with the baseball throwing picture, right?
Starting point is 00:24:31 Where he's really. Oh, yeah, and he's really. He's retuned. I didn't even notice. I just think the picture's funny. I'm just kidding, I noticed. Okay, that was good. That is.
Starting point is 00:24:39 Go on. And it's so old and so scary. And sometimes there was like, there must be an opening in the top, because sometimes, I mean, Go on and it's so old and so scary and sometimes There was like there must be an opening in the top because sometimes I mean not that often But we would come home and there would just be a bat on the wall. We'd have to put a box over it Whoa, and we'd have to get rid of the bat. Was it a very long house? No, it was it tell me paint a picture It was this white house with a black door There was this white house with a back door, all like those old radiator furnace heating, and then the attic was probably the scariest thing you've ever,
Starting point is 00:25:10 or not the attic, the basement. I've never seen anything like it. It's so, when you go down, it is so freaky. I love the basement. I, that's it. He would, I, No, no, no, but I mean like what, what, what, what, I mean, I had a blast
Starting point is 00:25:25 with your story. You had bats. I thought I thought it was a riot. Did anybody ever do anything like anything ever happen? What do you want? Ben, you wanted to find a hanged man in the base. Or a ghost with chains. I have one. I have one ghost story. Go on. I would didn't want to interrupt you if you had. I'm trying to rack my brain for creepy stuff. Listen, I thought the bats were wonderful. I had one spooky thing happen to me that mom if you're listening or watching, go ahead. If mom if you're listening or watching,
Starting point is 00:25:56 if you remember this sound off in the comments, she never leaves a comment. My mom sometimes leaves comments on my video, so lose her. Damn, so fuck. Damn it. Mom, you hear that? You gotta show up. Yeah, Linda Watts has one up on you.
Starting point is 00:26:10 Vicki, come on. Yeah, but they'll probably think it's someone else. People like take our faces and then use our names and. Oh, that's funny. Like on the TMG Studios app, we have an app for podcasts and everything and people, they'll be told, named Emil de Rosas. And I'm like, I didn't write that. And it's like, oh, that is so,
Starting point is 00:26:30 I saw someone on Tinder using my profile pictures. And I was like, me? Oh, I'm like a 7.2 at best. I was like, me, got, stop. Come on, you're tall, my gosh. You're very handsome. Yeah, dude, get that smile. Look at those clean, yeah. You got, you look great handsome. Yeah, dude, get that smile. Look at those clean. Yeah, you got the great glasses.
Starting point is 00:26:47 So, I'm probably like 10 or 11 years old. Oh, the ghost story. Yeah, 10 or 11 years old. I never really had anything happen to me. Nobody in the family ever really had anything happen to us. We were the second owners of this home. As far as we knew, nobody ever died in there or anything.
Starting point is 00:27:04 And that doesn't matter sometimes sure sure so Excuse me. I had to get a little burpee out. We heard so Whole family. It's my three brothers and my two parents. We'll go out to dinner one night and come home I go up into my bedroom. We all had our own bedrooms. There's a five bedroom house. Okay, weird. I go into my bedroom and I had my bed was up against one of the windows. I move all the money bags. I move all the money out of the way.
Starting point is 00:27:36 But when you guys do your podcast, I don't want to interrupt your show. Do you put spooky music underneath? No, we should. Just this one. Just a whole time. No, I'm just joking, but if you want me. Well, Luke, can we get a little spooky sound when I'm telling this story? Oh, you're doing it live? Yeah, why not?
Starting point is 00:27:51 Ooh. Ooh. Go on, go on, this is great. We were originally going to fuck with you with sound effects and have you go like, what is that? And then gaslight you and go, what are you talking about? Oh, that's a funny bit. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:28:01 Why did you run? Well, no, I'm like a... I brought in the sound effects. I'm like a goldfish. I will forget that information. Yeah, you can still, I just ruined it. Well, no, I'm like a, I brought in the sound effects. I'm like a goldfish. I will forget that information. Oh, it's like weird. Yeah, forget it. So, you have forget it, dude.
Starting point is 00:28:11 Yeah, so I come home and my bed is underneath the, my bed is always underneath the window, beneath the window. And I had curtains on the windows. And the curtains had, there was two hooks and a rod. So if you wanted to get the curtain off of the hooks, you had to lift them off the hooks, right? Yeah. I come home and I turn on my light and I look and my,
Starting point is 00:28:37 the curtain is still on the rod and it is perfectly draped over my bed. Oh, wonderful. The only way for that to happen would be is if you physically lifted it off the hooks and like carefully draped it over the bed. It could not have fallen, a, because like, the windows weren't open, the dog was, you know, the dog had never had a history
Starting point is 00:29:00 of doing anything like that. And even then it would have been like, you know, flung around, whatever. I just got a chill over my like that. And even then it would have been like, you know, flung around whatever. I just got a chill over my body as soon as I saw it because everything in my little peanut brain was like, that's not normal or right? That's not physics, that's not normal. So I just called my mom in.
Starting point is 00:29:17 My mom comes in and looks at it and what spooked me the most, she stood there for like a good two minutes trying to figure out, okay, how the fuck could this have happened? She calls my dad over, my dad looks and he couldn't figure it out either. And then... Wait, wait, were they messing with you? No, they weren't messing with their little boy. They would not, they don't, they didn't fuck around like that.
Starting point is 00:29:36 Okay. Ever. But then my mom just offered it to me. You want to sleep in our bedroom? I was like, yeah, I slept in their bedroom and that's it. It was just spooky. What about one of your brothers? Was it Sam?
Starting point is 00:29:50 No, because we were all out to dinner together. Oh. We all came back home at the same time. And yeah, nobody. Oh, weird intruder. I'm less Sam. If you're watching this, you fucker. If you did that, now's the time to let me know.
Starting point is 00:30:04 I love Sam. We talk all the time. Sam is my, now's the time to let me know. I love Sam. We talk all the time. Sam is my brother, by the way. Sam is his brother. I know him. Okay. I know there's another brother, but I haven't, I know. No, no, no, no, I just, Sam is so wonderful.
Starting point is 00:30:16 Nate's the hot one. I've seen a photo. I wasn't gonna mention it. He looks just, if you've seen that guy on TikTok who chops wood, who's really, Bradley something. Yeah. My younger brother, my younger He looks just, if you've seen that guy on TikTok who chops wood. Yeah. Who's really- Bradley something. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:30:27 My younger brother. My younger brother looks just like him. Bradley Cooper, God, what a dime piece. I just saw him in Nightmare Alley. Everything, it's a movie that is wonderful. And you got a big crush on him? I got a big crush on him, but who doesn't? But Bradley, oh man, oh God.
Starting point is 00:30:42 Good looking guy. Oh, but him in this movie Nightmare alley is so good. I love night, I love the original too. I wanna take a moment to appreciate how cool your story was. Thanks. What color were the drapes? They were like blue and white stripes. Wow.
Starting point is 00:30:54 Yeah. That's sort of nautical. Maybe it was like a sailor ghost. Maybe. Wait, it was Long Beach. We were like, the ocean. Yeah, maybe it goes to a long walk. Yeah, I'm sure.
Starting point is 00:31:04 I wanna be your person with the story. Wait, wait, I gotta, I got one more. You had the ocean. Yeah, maybe it goes to a long walk. Yeah, I'll be sure. I want to be your person with the story. Wait, wait, I got one more. You had the bat. Remember? Yeah, the bat was wild. I mean, that was fucking sick, dude. Yeah. Like, okay, sorry.
Starting point is 00:31:16 I wanted to get it on that, but I didn't want to be weird about it. It's okay, I do. We'll have our moment. Maybe I'll try for the next one. So it might. There will be more. My current apartment, I don't get haunted vibes from it all.
Starting point is 00:31:26 It's old and it's quaint and it's nice and I feel very cool. Wait, the lyric comes over. Yeah, well you can let me know. No, I don't think that it is. If you're saying that. I've very, probably four or five times I've had the following happen to me where I'm laying in bed and I'm asleep, but like I feel, this is my foot off the edge of my bed. I feel swear to God it feels just like this, like a hand just slapping my foot. And it jerks
Starting point is 00:31:51 me awake. That was me. It wasn't you, all right. It jerks me awake and I'm like, what the fuck? And I've had it happen even when I'm not fully asleep. I'm just like half there. Just like someone's slapping my foot. Yeah, I would move. And I get up and I, but I'm not scared by it. I'm startled and I, dude, I, and just out of, just out of an abundance of caution, I turn and I face the darkness and I just go, hey, can you not, I'm trying to sleep. That's a good, we're sharing.
Starting point is 00:32:18 Like I like living here, I like you, I'm sure you're very nice. Can we, I'm sorry for jerking off earlier if that's what you're upset about. Yeah. I'll try my best not to do that again. Yeah, hey, stop stopping my foot, that's good. Yeah, and then it doesn't happen again.
Starting point is 00:32:31 And I, lately sometimes if I, even if I hear a creek or anything, cause again, it's old and things creep. What, have you done sort of a test to be like, you know, maybe get a little piece of paper and make a chart, you, you know, you jacked off this night. You didn't this night. And, and maybe, maybe you'll find that the nights that you this night, you didn't this night, and maybe you'll find
Starting point is 00:32:46 the nights that you do it. It doesn't happen. Well, I didn't. And then you're gonna be having a lot of fun, you know what I mean? Yeah, just like, hey, you wanna slap my, I wanna have a little fun and I go see the foot thing. Let's do the foot thing. Here's what I'll do.
Starting point is 00:33:00 I'll jerk off, I'll fall asleep and then you can come out and give me a little foot attack. You can play with my feet all you want. I don't like that. That was actually like my stomach kind of dropped. I don't like that. It's the weirdest thing to just have your foot get slapped. Yeah, I would, I don't really believe in ghosts.
Starting point is 00:33:14 And I honestly think it's because I don't have the capacity for like dealing with it. Yeah, if that was happened, like, I don't want to verify. Yeah. I don't want to steal the story, but did you see Phil's ghost video? Yes. I wish I didn't look at verify. I don't want to steal the story, but did you see Phil's ghost video? Yes. I Wish I didn't look at it. Okay, so they were at this bar and they were talking about ghosts and this
Starting point is 00:33:38 Group next to them were like do you guys want to see a ghost video? No, I want to see you. I can show it to you and so he They show them this video and they're at this old apartment in New York and So he, they show them this video and they're at this old department in New York and they're dancing, they're drunk and dancing and the girl kind of gets this look on her face, looks over and they point the camera and I don't even like, it's like a little girl. It's a little girl in like a nightgown and you can see her walk by. They're like, what the fuck? And it's so bad. They show the video to the landlord and the landlord's like, you can see her walk by. They're like, what the fuck? And it's so bad. They show the video to the landlord
Starting point is 00:34:07 and the landlord's like, you can break the lease. And that's- Wait a minute, wait a minute, oh, in a club? No, no, this was in the apartment. Oh. The video was shown to our friend, Adabal. And so, oh, and the next day,
Starting point is 00:34:20 they were literally trying to track down the video because they didn't have it. And so when I came through and gave them the video and he was like DM me if you want it and I was like I have to see it and then I watch it and I was I was pissed I was I didn't I wish I didn't see it just a visceral reaction I don't like here's the thing yeah I've I've just feel sent me the video to because I wanted to see it I had seen it on the internet a couple years years ago. You had.
Starting point is 00:34:45 No way. Other people pointed it out to him. Oh, okay. When I said it to him, he said, yeah, other people told me that. And I always think that that is the work of someone doing a very good hoax to go viral. I sometimes think about when I see incredibly
Starting point is 00:35:01 well executed ghost trick videos. I sometimes think, and I know this sounds a little bit weird, but if you think about it for a moment, it kind of makes sense. You know how there's like radical Christians who do hells where they, or I'm sorry, like plays where they put high schoolers in hell and show people what's going to happen and how horrible it's going to be and how you're going to get tortured. No, I didn't know that. No, wait, do you not know about that?
Starting point is 00:35:21 High school plays for them. No, no, no. It's a certain type of thing. There's a name for them and the viewers who are much smarter than me are going, oh yeah, they're called this. It's like a thing, they do like these productions. It like Christian high schools. Yeah, and it'll be like a girl, you know,
Starting point is 00:35:34 like the curtains will open up and it'll be a girl who like has sex with a guy and then she gets, you know, hit by a car. And then the next scene is her and hell with like demons getting stabbed and tortured and she'll like, look to the audience and be like, it's because I had sex before marriage and stuff. And now I'm here, like it's an actual thing. Yeah, it's really terrifying.
Starting point is 00:35:51 And I don't think that's a very common practice by the way. They don't go to normal high schools and do that. Sure. Oh yeah, but I think that's like a thing to sort of scare people into Christianity. I was terrified as a child of this, oh, every kid who was a kid in the 90s and early 2000s will remember this. The recording of hell, it was like a story that these guys were drilling through the ice to get to something that's under ice that's
Starting point is 00:36:17 valuable and doing some tests. In Serbia, for some reason, there's a microphone on the thing that tells them how deep they're drilling, you know, and they drill to hell. And you hear all these terrible sounds and it's gut wrenching. I mean, when I heard that as a kid, it was absolutely gut wrenching. But then because of the internet, someone uploaded the recording and they found out that it was like a 19 late 1970s film called like Hell Raiders Forbs. I'm making it the title But yeah, so a me as a kid was just like, oh, thank god. Yeah, it's been debunked But do you know what I mean? Yeah, I that was a huge story that was circulating and I think that it's kind of done with the best of
Starting point is 00:37:02 intentions weird use of that phrase but from these of like, well, we're making it up, but it is real. So I sometimes think when I see those incredibly labor goes videos, maybe they're done by like a Christian organization that's like, well, we have to scare people. So they think that, you know, I don't, I think that's like 5% of them, but I think it sometimes. Yeah. I saw a TikTok of a security guard in, cause some of them I really do believe. Yeah. This is, I'll have to send it to Luke right now
Starting point is 00:37:28 and sorry, we can cut this part out. You don't have a case on your phone? No, I don't believe in cases. And here's why. Three for three. Because there, I dropped this phone. This one is as stable and sturdy as the iPhone 5, the little brick.
Starting point is 00:37:42 This thing, I drop it all the time and it does not fucking crack. Oh yeah. It don't crack. This video is spooky, wookie. I'm not gonna like it. What the fuck, spooky, wookie? See, but that's like the thing you're talking about.
Starting point is 00:37:54 I remember when it came out and it's like, I couldn't listen to it. And I talked about recently on the other podcast. So you have an experience with this as well. Like it scared you. Oh yeah, but even hearing that it's fake is not enough for me. I don't, it's already done the damage.
Starting point is 00:38:07 I don't, I can't fuck with ghosts, scary movies, fuck me up, scary stories. Oh, he gets scared at trailers for scary. Really? Yeah, I don't like it. So like, I'm just like, when people talk about ghosts, I'm like, they're not real, can't deal with it. That is so funny.
Starting point is 00:38:21 I can't get scared enough. Like I play the most horrible video games, like in the dark, headphones on, windows open. I try to scare myself, because nothing can scare me. That's insane. Yeah. I am so jealous. Seeing you walk into the apartment, and like when you guys get into the building,
Starting point is 00:38:35 I was like, yeah, no. And then the, you guys went to the hospital? Oh, yeah. I will say I guess being in an environment, so that can scare me. But, yeah, when it comes to like media stuff, nothing could scare me. But yeah, being in actual haunted places can... Oh, that would be terrifying. Yeah, when there's I guess being an environment. It's like that can scare me. But yeah, when it comes to like media stuff, nothing could scare me. But yeah, being in actual haunted places can...
Starting point is 00:38:47 Oh, that would be terrifying. Yeah, when there's things happening all around you and things are toppling over and doors are opening and all these things are happening, it's like a huge problem. Yeah, crack it. Oh, like the video. Got hold of the wrong stuff.
Starting point is 00:38:58 Oh, the, the leprechaun? Yeah. Oh, yeah. To me, look like a leprechaun to me. Everyone's a leprechaun to me. Yeah! Yeah! I wanna know where to go. There was like a leprechaun to me everyone's leprechaun to me Want to know where to go there was like a song this is a leprechaun whistle It was passed down from a great great great great grandma. We're really we're really aging ourselves here boys Okay, so this is a TikTok that came on my for you page It is a security guard who works at a cemetery and he's in like the mausoleum.
Starting point is 00:39:25 I have always watched that job. See, I don't think I can watch this. Oh. As crazy paranormal experiences while it works, we started recording the moments. So I'm actually hearing something banging on the door. I'm hoping I'm going to catch it some of it. Door was open again. Hello, security. Hello. door was open again hello security hello
Starting point is 00:39:47 hey you need to come out I'm not playing anymore I really don't like this oh you're freaking out I'm not like a war a war dude just being in the crisis he's even had multiple moments where you can actually hear voices inside the cemetery Dude, just being in there, just fucking Christ. He's even had multiple moments where you can actually hear voices inside the cemetery building. Hey, by in here. Hello. Yeah, I really don't know.
Starting point is 00:40:13 That's a dumb go- Yeah, but listen, you gotta get out of here. No, I'm not a dumb. You gotta have to come talk to me, okay? Where you at? I can't see you, you're correct. So you need to come out, okay? And one night, he got called about a flickering light inside the church, so we wanted to go check it out.
Starting point is 00:40:36 Okay, guys. I'm really not sure what's going on here. Yeah! Nope! Oh! I'm fucking done. I look. This is some spooky what's going on here I'm fucking done. Um, this is some spooky shit going on here. This is why my security officer fucking quit this security guard works on a cemetery wait, okay Did you ever see the one of the two? It's somewhere in South America. It's the two security guards working in the hospital at night And there's like a door clanging
Starting point is 00:41:04 No Luke if you oh this this guy this guy does some shit security guards working in the hospital at night and there's like a door clanging. No. Luke, if you- oh this guy- this guy does some shit. I don't know what this technology is where it like outlines bodies but you can see his body. For the audio listener, I wish you could see it but it's- I wish you could see it. But the guy on the left has like a stick figure thing outlining his body and then you see the supposed ghost That the technology is identifying as as a figure sure yeah So look look he's he reaches out to it. Oh
Starting point is 00:41:34 Copy me touch my hand. Touch my hand You a ghost I prepared some beans for you touch my hand in it Oh, you are ghosts. I prepared some beans. I'll touch my hand in it. Man, that is a, that is a, that's a slow reach. Timid ghost. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:41:50 Wait, but I don't see anything exactly. But you see the, like, the, the technology, boy, he's got, uh, is that Michael T. Fox? He's touching. Yeah. Oh, sorry. All right. Listen, listen, it was the first one was gold. It was fun.
Starting point is 00:42:09 It was a thrill for the audio listeners. They got to hear some screeching and some shouting. Now you're just pointing at stick figures and telling the audio listeners to roll with the punches. Luke, if you can search for security guards like clinging door haunted or something. We don't need to keep on thinking. We'll find that one while we're talking to you.
Starting point is 00:42:25 So we gotta guess the fact that the freaking guy, he doesn't wanna watch TikTok. Well, did you see what Blackberry or Bed Bath and Beyond did this week? Does the freaking stock, huh? This is the part where he tells us how much money he made. I didn't, I made like 12 grand on it, but then I gave back six immediately.
Starting point is 00:42:43 Interesting. Give it back to him. To the market gods. Oh, lost it, but then I gave back six immediately. Interesting. Give it back to who? To the market gods. Oh, lost it, that's how you... I overstayed my welcome. Oh, it sounds like... You made it sound like you gave it away to philanthropy. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:55 I gave it back. Oh, is this it? No. Listen, I don't want to throw salt in your game. If you talk about finances here, talk about finance. Yeah, we do, but just one last thing I just wanna see if you get so addicted to the e-mail.
Starting point is 00:43:08 You get so less than it. No, that's not it. And fuck. Yeah, move on, sorry. Thank you, Luke. That's fine. I loved the ghost video that you brought up. You know what, I just did a,
Starting point is 00:43:19 this is what I mean when I try, I sort of like put myself in experiences that I want to get scared. So I did a meditation at night inside of a mausoleum at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Wow. Jesus Christ. So it was like a sound bath thing
Starting point is 00:43:33 with like, you know, some like hippie types in there, right? But it's a massive mausoleum. So I asked the guy, Johnny, who was hosting the sound bath, I said, because they were all sort of in the center of the mausoleum and there were a couple lights. And I said, Johnny, is it cool if I go like deep into the mausoleum? And I just like pointed at what was just darkness,
Starting point is 00:43:51 just black darkness. And it's like a church basically, you know, mausoleum with the walls and with all the bodies in the walls. And he was like, yeah, dude, of course you can. And I was like, great. Oh man, I tell you what, about 30 minutes in, I was regretting it.
Starting point is 00:44:04 I thought it was happening. I thought it I was, I was spooked to hell. And that takes a lot to spook you. Yeah, I mean, you're like an addict. You're chasing a bigger high. It was, yeah, it was really intense. Like as it got darker, because the sun was sort of like coming down, it was, it just got like,
Starting point is 00:44:22 there were just people standing next to me. Whoa. Yeah, definitely. And I was, it was, it just got like, there were just people standing next to me. Whoa. Yeah, definitely. And I was, I think it's because they're pissed off that they're buried in a fucking wall. They didn't like me there. That's for sure. Why? You can tell when they're...
Starting point is 00:44:33 Yeah, it's their place at night. But, uh, yeah, it was, it was pretty spooky. Do you ever think about why mausoleums don't smell bad? Why? Well, aren't they like, is there so in tune? Inclosed and everything. Well, yeah, it's just really interesting. My friend, Caitlin, who's an incredible YouTuber,
Starting point is 00:44:47 and she's a mortician, she lets me stay at her cabin sometimes. She's wonderful. Oh, God, I love her. She made a video about that. Why don't mausoleums smell bad? Is it a bunch of decaying rotting corpses in the walls? Yeah, ventilation systems. And sometimes they fail and things go south-south.
Starting point is 00:45:02 Wow. Yeah, and it's really bad. But yeah, drainage systems and ventilation systems, because all those fluids have to come out and smells have to come out and they go right up into the sky. But when things go badly, you know, right away, because they're all beat puddles. Damn, you know, it's beat smelling.
Starting point is 00:45:15 Oh my god, it smells of like human fluids. Exactly. I'm really into, you know, cemeteries and stuff, and I take people on tours through Hollywood forever cemetery, not like a paid gig. I could. That'd be a cool side hustle. I want to go once and see if I could do it. Please come with me. We'll go during the day. It's not scary. I'll show you Anton Yelchins grave, which is really beautiful. I think about him. Oh, I swear I think about Anton Yelchins at least once a day still.
Starting point is 00:45:37 Damn. Yeah, I used to do yoga there during the pandemic. Are you serious? I'm upset. My favorite one of my favorite people on the whole planet is a name is Tyler Cassidy, who, I don't mean froggy fresh, I love him, but Tyler Cassidy is the guy who owns Hollywood for ever cemetery. There's an owner of it. Yes. He bought it when he was 24 years old for $250,000. What year?
Starting point is 00:45:56 1997, I think. No, I might have been 2001, sorry. Around that time though. Holy shit. Oh, you don't want to, I would go on a 17 minute tangent right now about that whole story. But you know, you know, it's a crazy story. The guy who owned it before was a criminal who got, you know, put away, he was like put away, he was selling premium plots for like $200 just to pay off debts and stuff and yeah, he was just go, you know, it was horrible. People were
Starting point is 00:46:22 like living there, it was vandalized, it was falling apart so they just had to sell it and this handsome young cemetery and came along who looked like a supermodel by the way Which of course L.A. was very intrigued by the new guy. Yeah Tyler Cassidy who I want to die and get very Tyler Cassidy, he's still super hot. No, he's gorgeous. Anyways, uh, yeah If you want to see Google Tyler Cassidy Hollywood forever cemetery. He's a fox Tyler Cassidy hollywood forever cemetery he's a fox well that's a lot of sexy who who's sexy cemetery that active no but he's all my god look at them uh... he's a he's a good looking guy are you know you went to a current that they have a bit
Starting point is 00:46:58 you know that i mean yeah when he came you know he was here anyways but he's cool like he uh... he's the reason why there's you know how to meet him oh i haven't met him that would be passed I just know a lot about him because because I do but um Well, but he listeners no Tyler Cassie. Let's connect here. Oh my god. That'd be so sick I want to sit down with him and talk to him But yeah, he has concerts there like I saw like James Blake there and stuff and self-blaming lips there You see and think about you unusual that is that's because of him because he wants to celebrate death And I'm a very great course played there. You see, and think about how unusual that is. That's because of him, because he wants to celebrate death. And I'm a very gay course played there.
Starting point is 00:47:27 I'm soup. Yes. I'm the Sinespia, the movies, and I'm a, I love, I'm very death positive. I love the stoic approach to death, and I think about it a lot. What does death positive mean? It means that you think about it a lot, and you think it's pretty cool,
Starting point is 00:47:40 but not in like a gothy way, which is that's fine as well, but it's not like a drab thing. And like Americans are very anti death, and scared of it and don't confront it in any way. It's a very death like a bathroom. So that porcelain, white, clean, expensive, you can't be human, you can't be such a cool thing. I love death positivity,
Starting point is 00:47:55 it's just meditating on it a lot and thinking about it. It's why I like this liquid. How do you hope to die? Oh, I have, ooh, boy. I would like to, well, I have the greatest answer for this that sounds psychopathic, if that's a word, but when people think about it for one second, it makes all the sense in the world.
Starting point is 00:48:12 The greatest way to die would be this. You know how we have no scale, basically, when it comes to like the cosmos, how earth is like, compared to, you know, all these other planets were just like a speck of dust. I sometimes think about that, because you know how we have asteroids flying through space and some are just like the size of, you know, whatever,
Starting point is 00:48:25 they're small and some are big. I'm like, is there something out there flying around that's like 150,000, you know, times the size of earth that's just going at someone godly speed that no one could ever clock? I know that sounds insane, and I know nothing about science, but that could take us out.
Starting point is 00:48:42 And like if it hit us at the speed it would be going, it's like it wouldn't even know. It wouldn't even put a dent in it. Like if it hit and obliterated Earth, it wouldn't even change its course. It wouldn't even change its course. It wouldn't even feel it. It'd be like a fly landing on you.
Starting point is 00:48:55 But it's about going to windshield. Yes, so my answer to that, the best way to die would be at the same time with everybody else. Oh, that's a good one. Because there's a song by Beyonce called Other Side, which is so beautiful, and I can't believe we don't have more songs about death.
Starting point is 00:49:09 And she expresses that about like, if I have to die, my only hope is that it's at the same damn time as you. Well, as she's speaking, someone she loves a friend, you know, family member, something. And I love that sentiment so much. So I know it's a bit morbid, but the best way to die would be instantaneously,
Starting point is 00:49:25 and at the same time with everyone, so no one had the grieve you, and no one had, you know what I mean? Because, you know. I wish that Beyonce instead that song was about her, about an asteroid hitting, and her being like, I can't believe we're all gonna die at the same time. What if we just kept wiped out while we were recording?
Starting point is 00:49:41 Well, I think I love that stuff. Yeah. There's all these doomsday theories about things that could make that happen. And yeah, just nothing. Just how did you become death positive? Well, I was obsessed with death as a kid. I was very morbid.
Starting point is 00:49:53 I used to draw the Titanic breaking in half and all the people falling off and helicopters, and zombies, and a lot of people, I think, hearing that, understand that. Right, we were either of you morbid kids? I had a morbid side, sure. I don't think I was. I was up Halloween, everything.
Starting point is 00:50:09 I was completely head over heels and love with it, obsessed with it. Yeah, and so I don't know, but then obviously, you know, I grew up and got into like, you know, philosophy and just started thinking more about it and it's less of a gimmick now and more of just something I find deeply intriguing. But yeah, I think people are so terrified of death,
Starting point is 00:50:23 but once you embrace it, it's actually really cool. Because once you embrace it, you're like, oh wait, I need to live a really beautiful life right now. Which I know sounds kind of like 101. But when you really think about it, it's super cool. Because suddenly this can that I'm holding or just looking at you or you becomes the most beautiful thing in the world.
Starting point is 00:50:40 That's incredible. It is really refreshing when someone... Because we pretend like it's not gonna ever happen. Yeah, but what am I gonna happen to me? Well, one of my favorite, do you know Warren Zeevon? No. Singer-songwriter from the 1970s, but he famously found out he had cancer
Starting point is 00:50:56 and he was gonna die. And they were basically like, we could do this treatment, you might get five years out of it. And he was like, no, but because he was gonna have a really low quality of life. So he was like, we're making because he was going to have a really low quality of life. So he was like, we're making a rock and roll record. He gets all his friends and stuff and he makes this beautiful album and it ends with keeping me in your heart, which is a letter to
Starting point is 00:51:13 his friends and family. It's just like really gut wrenching. And he goes on, you know, he goes on Letterman. Letterman was very good to him, had a monobunch and he got a lot of exposure that way. And there's this very famous interview where Letterman is like, it's very good to him, had a monobunch, and he got a lot of exposure that way, and there's this very famous interview where Letterman is like, it's very weird to be talking to someone who's gonna expire, and he's asking, it's very beautiful. That's it. Was his response to that?
Starting point is 00:51:34 Aren't we all? I don't know, like did he did he? He's just very upfront about it all. He's like, this is what happens. He's like, I lived hard, I didn't go to the doctor for decades, and here I am. And, you know, he's very upfront about not wanting to, because most people in that situation
Starting point is 00:51:51 are like, let's do the treatment. I want to live as long as possible, even if it's a low quality of life. Oh my goodness. And he was like, I don't want to do that. I want to, you know. Yeah, there's this book called Civilized to Death that I think is really interesting
Starting point is 00:52:03 that speaks a lot about that. And the quality of life that will tolerate under those circumstances. And yeah, it's this book called Civilized to Death that I think is really interesting that speaks a lot about that and the quality of life that will tolerate under those circumstances. Yeah, it's just, that's, thank you for telling me about that. I'm gonna look into that person and watch those interviews. That's fantastic. I always think about how there's, and I don't know if I believe in like,
Starting point is 00:52:17 determinism and free, whatever, free will versus all of that shit. But what spooks me out is, like for example, last week, there was this terrible car accident. This woman was going like 100 miles an hour and blew through a red light and she just... So someone said that she lived.
Starting point is 00:52:34 Oh yeah, she was unscathed. What? Yeah. And she had been in like 16 car accidents prior to that. The footage is horrible. I would advise not to look it up. She just killed an entire family in the blink of an It looks like a missile going into an intersection, but what's like a missile? What gets me is like did she was something wrong with her?
Starting point is 00:52:54 No, she wasn't drunk or anything. Oh, she was just driving like a hundred miles prior at like 10 in the morning I mean she's gonna be put away for life. Oh, yeah, 90 years of life I mean, oh, and she killed someone else and not herself. Yeah, like five people. Jesus. But so prior to that, those people in that car, humming along, none of them have any idea that the little invisible clock over their head
Starting point is 00:53:15 only reads like 50 more seconds. Oh, it's just counting down. That's what gets me is like, what's my clock say? I have no idea. Interesting. What's it say, Garrett? No. No, I can see it. I know you can see it.
Starting point is 00:53:28 No, I'm just a visual person. Yeah, so that's what I imagine. Or you know what, you know what really gets me. What gets you? And I don't think that I'm the first person to talk about this, but what kind of gets a fire under my ass sometimes is, if your life were an iPhone battery and even assuming that you live a hundred years, a hundred percent of the thing, me at the
Starting point is 00:53:51 age of 34, that means that my battery now reads 66%. Interesting. And if I've got my phone and I look at the battery at 66%, I'm like, damn, I should plug this in. Interesting. That's spooky as I'll get out. No, damn I should plug this into. Interesting. That's spooky as I'll get out. No you can't be plugged in? No. And that's assuming again that's going to be 100 years.
Starting point is 00:54:11 If I'm living in the 80 which is still great. Yeah. That's 20% less which is what's 20% of 66. That's 12. Let him do it he'll 12. I think. I never learned my time stables. I had every high school teacher tell you're not going to get by if you don't learn your time stables.
Starting point is 00:54:26 And now look at you. Now look at me. Dumb. Nine times three. Nine times three, come on you guys. No I don't know. Nine times three. Literally don't know how to do that.
Starting point is 00:54:34 There's a trick you can do. No I don't, I can't. Wait that reminds me of the, have you ever seen, it was like an article or a book and I can't place it but it's so depressing. I think it's supposed to be uplifting and be like, you know, use your time wisely or whatever but it's so depressing. I think it's supposed to be uplifting and be like, you know, use your time wisely or whatever, but it basically breaks down.
Starting point is 00:54:48 You know, if you're someone who, you know, moved away far from home, if you moved across the country, you know, and you see your parents 27, twice a year. Thank you. You see your parents twice a year, Christmas, and one time in the summer, say, they're like, if you're age 33, and your parents are gonna die at 75,
Starting point is 00:55:06 you will see them like 12 more times. Yeah, and you're like, oh, shit. That is insane. And the wild one. I wish I never read it. And it's like all these things of like, you'll see your best friend who lives across the country, you know, 17 more times.
Starting point is 00:55:20 And it's just like. That when you see things like that, it is so weird how we live. Nowadays, I know everyone knows this, but it is insane what we do. We're all so lonely. We're all so obsessed with ourselves. We're obsessed with things that don't matter.
Starting point is 00:55:34 We're not in communities. We don't see our families. We don't truly like, it's so crazy. We're all just lonely. And in weird little houses and apartments and doing things that generally don't matter that much Yeah, you know, that's what that's what this civilized to death book I don't know. I sound like I'm just promoting this book left and right. No, I want to read that. I just I just
Starting point is 00:55:53 Beautiful. Yeah, my mom is she was born raised in Greece and so we used to go a lot as kids and I Recently, I went back to summer and I hadn't been back in a while and I forgot how different you know We go to where her family's from and summer and I hadn't been back in a while and I forgot how different you know we go to where her family is from and they know everyone. I mean their cousins are like siblings we walk around like it takes forever to walk somewhere because they bump into someone they know and you know everyone just seems so happy they know everyone. I walk around LA I don't know anyone I don't know. Isn't it crazy that we tell ourselves I know I tell myself well you're in your
Starting point is 00:56:23 earning years right now. I mean you're just working and you, you know, you keep on making stuff on the internet and keep on doing well and putting away brand deals and, you know, make it like, there's a noble side to it, of course. I'm not going to go down that rabbit hole I kind of did earlier, but there's the monetary side of it as well, right? And everyone does this. You tell yourself, oh, I'm just going to keep on working and eventually I'll get to that life where I go move to Washington and hang out with my nieces and nephews, be around my brother and hang out and stuff. My niece just turned, you know, 17. And I was like, oh, wait, where was I as her uncle? Yeah. Well, I missed that, right. You know, and I, they're still love there. But still, it's just like, whoa, at well point, do we just kind of
Starting point is 00:57:02 submit to that energy? Because right right eventually, like you said, you never know where that time comes up above your head. You know what gets me is the life stats, so to speak. Like, you know, at the end of a video game, you get all your stats. Oh, I wish I wouldn't know how many, yeah. Oh man, so like every time I'm sometimes when I'm brushing my teeth,
Starting point is 00:57:20 I'm like, there's a fine nine amount of times I'm gonna brush my teeth in my life. Whoa. It's not predetermined, I hope. But like, there is a fine nine amount of times I'm gonna brush my teeth in my life. Whoa. It's not predetermined, I hope. But like, there is at the end of it, it'll be whatever, you know, 20,000 or whatever the fuck it'll be. And every time I brush my teeth,
Starting point is 00:57:33 I'm just checking off one more time. And I'm getting closer to the last time I brush my teeth because there will be a last time. There will be a final time you brush those things. No. And you're just counting. And just counting. We're still young though.
Starting point is 00:57:45 I dated a girl and I remember her dad was telling me, he was like, I figured it out. I know how I always buy the same pair of shoes. And I know how long it takes for them to wear out. And so I figured how long I have left. And I bought all the shoes I'll ever need. That is nuts. And I was like, you give him a hug. I'll ever need. That is nuts. And I was like, you give him a hug.
Starting point is 00:58:07 I heard you need a hug. That is wild. He's just got a finite amount of shoes. That'd be like a really cool kind of avant-garde commercial for whatever shoe company that is. You should have said, I think you overcalculated. You got way too much shoes here. There's no way you're living this long.
Starting point is 00:58:22 Oh, that is nuts. Yeah, that freaked me out. Yeah, wow. That's when I was like, I'm still young. You know, I have no idea how much you do that I'm going to have in my life. You know what got me feeling at peace with death finally was that Joan Didian book, the year of magical thinking, which is about her husband croaking of a heart attack.
Starting point is 00:58:40 But knowing years earlier, he had gone to like a doctor who basically told him, hey, you got a ticking time bomb, a widow maker, whatever the thing is called. Whoa. And he just accepted it and was like, yeah, okay, well, at least now I know. And that's it and there's nothing I can do about it. And so, and just something about it hit me. I was on this plane and I started to cry a little bit.
Starting point is 00:59:01 Wow, because I felt relief. I'm like, oh, I don't have to worry anymore. Like, hey, if that's because that's where I envision is the way I'm gonna go, because my dad went that way, his dad went that way. And I think my great grandfather might have died of heart shit in his 60s. So I'm like, there's an irony that the more I worry
Starting point is 00:59:19 about dying in my early 60s, the more likely it's going to happen because I'm gonna like stress myself into it. Sometimes I have to work on self editing, you know, like in my brain, because as you were telling that story, I wanted to do this bit where I go, ah, and scare you. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:59:34 Yeah. Yeah. Would you over old with it? Yeah. I didn't want to disrespect. No. Oh, it's, he's very, he's game. Trust me, it would have been very funny.
Starting point is 00:59:42 You got it by 22% basically, like, even me telling you in that kind of tepid way. But imagine, imagine if you did that, I would have played along. What if I took it to the furthest extent? Oh, that would have been great. And then did it around on you and you had to call 911. And then I got like a $5,000 ambulance.
Starting point is 01:00:00 Yeah. And we then we also do it to each other and it's like a Cuban Missile Crisis of Heart Attack. I swear to God Do you ever sometimes when you're cranking hog you feel like you're really straining your heart? No, yeah, I'm gonna say no because he did damn. I mean if you get if you do it's okay No, I don't yeah my ice I went I and I check my heart rate sometimes. Yeah, I'm gonna I know but you don't want to you know, yes, it's it's a fantastic little watch. Yeah, I mean, I'm in a heart monitor. Yes, I know, but you don't want to,
Starting point is 01:00:26 yes, it's a fantastic little watch. That is, I really like it. Thanks. You got to fix that, what is that? The strap broke. The strap broke and for a couple of years. Well, how fantastic could it be then? Well, I come on.
Starting point is 01:00:38 I've been using a zip tie, but it actually just it fell off. You need a little, I don't know, glue or some shit. I can't wear watches. I got this, I got this damn wrist bone in pops out. You got a weird wrist, I've never noticed that. Do you guys not have these?
Starting point is 01:00:53 These prominent little ones. You got one. Yeah, they, they, What but there's the watch sits below. Yeah, but make a bigger. Down here feels too, Oh yeah, maybe I'll go to a cosmetic surgeon
Starting point is 01:01:03 and have them shave down my wrist bone. Oh yeah, cool. Dr. fucking whatever. Ben got back from his elective wrist surgery. Do you notice anything about that? I got tough. Ben your wrist looks so sexy. I've never been attracted to a wrist before.
Starting point is 01:01:19 I got a buddy who's into ankles. Really? Yeah, he's like, I saw this girl's ankles couldn't do it. And then it'll be like, I was getting a hand job from my girlfriend and I was just focused on her ankles. That's great. Great ankles. I always think about that.
Starting point is 01:01:32 Where does that stuff come from? You know? You just did an appreciation for the finer things on the human body. Fantastic. I love the human body. Yeah, it's tight. What's your favorite part?
Starting point is 01:01:40 I think hands are really cool. Hands are tight. Hands are just like, I love like, they're so sculptural and interesting. I love hands and animation, like the medium of animation. I think they are really cool hands are tight hands are just like I love like they're so sculptural and interesting I love hands in animation like the medium of animation I think they're really cool the how different illustrators choose to go about them There's this video game called dishonored. I'm a huge gamer that has really interesting like approach to I just think hands are really cool Like on statues. They're the most interesting part on humans. They're an interesting part as well
Starting point is 01:02:01 Well, I mean, I it's not really ever about reviewing them I'm not like that means they suck He look a little disgusting there an interesting part as well. Well, I mean, it's not really ever about reviewing them. Not like those things. That means they suck. He looked a little disgusted. No, it's cool. I like your scars on your knuckles are cool. I have a lot of scars on my hands because I used to get really drunk in high school and pound on doors.
Starting point is 01:02:16 With my friend Dakota, it was great. It was for fun. You know, like his basement was, you know, you're not even, we would, it was like very silly teenage behavior of like our hands were bleeding and there were, you know, you're fucking like, we would, it was like very silly teenage behavior of like our hands were bleeding and there were shh, you know, Jesus. There was wood in our hands and it was like, I won't stop, you know, you won't stop. Who's gonna stop first?
Starting point is 01:02:33 Plot all over the walls. I would be pulling my punches. No. You know, fuck with Dakota. He'd heard his hands and I'd be fine. Oh, we were always rough-housing. We were sweet boys, though. You know my least favorite part of the human body.
Starting point is 01:02:45 Oh, let me guess. Guess. Oh, well I don't know why I was looking at yours. You didn't mean your body. Oh no, my body, I love every inch of it. I'm just kidding. It's so do we. Come on.
Starting point is 01:02:56 We do, right? Come on, I can't get. Ah, armpits. Oh, and the reward is good. Oh, I thought I was gonna meet a not obvious one. It's just like a, it's just like a I I don't know I imagine like getting a fucking knife in there or something Oh, that's why you don't like armpits. That's what imagine
Starting point is 01:03:11 Going into the most uncomfortable if I had to choose one place to not get stabbed Yeah, it wouldn't be the eyes. It wouldn't be the fucking neck. Don't send me the armpit Yeah, it'd be the worst. This is why I love you. Why is throwing curve balls? It's like, the curve ball was so deep that when you said, guess what my least favorite body part was, I thought that was gonna be the curve ball. You were gonna pick something weird, the hamstring or something, right?
Starting point is 01:03:36 But you picked a very obvious one, and then you went because of the stabbing. I wouldn't wanna get stabbed. Well, when I used to go, not because people think they're gross and people say like, oh, this is the arm with the man. They wouldn't want to get that. Well, when I used to smoke. Not because people think they're gross and people say, oh, this is the armpit man. Yeah, they smell, it went from typical to A typical. I love it. He's so good at that.
Starting point is 01:03:50 Oh yeah. That is so entertaining. Thank you. My gosh, when every comes over, he's just always entertaining. I got a sorry every time. Oh, something to rant about. Oh, such good rant. Wait, so speaking of coming over, did you, are you now the owner of this apartment?
Starting point is 01:04:05 In Spokane? Yeah, kind. Are you gonna rent it out or? No, I thought about that. I thought about that how interesting that would be, but that was like, I don't wanna disrespect the building. I don't even say the name of the building in the video. I, for those listening, I got a haunted apartment
Starting point is 01:04:17 in this building that I'm obsessed with, but I don't wanna, I thought it would be really cool to like do it all up in this really cool like classic sort of timeless way, not timeless, actually, very dated. But no, but I don't want people coming in and say, you know what I mean, it's such a small intimate building.
Starting point is 01:04:33 It's very, yeah. My brother, I have an older half brother who lives in Spokane. I will accept Sam and I will accept Nate. No, that's it. I can't. I can't. He's my older, it's on my mom's side.
Starting point is 01:04:45 All right. What's this? What is what? Oh, this is our outline that we had. I'm pointing to a screen that they have in front of us. Yeah. You're really showing everyone how the sausage is made. You're alluding to some kind of screen you see.
Starting point is 01:04:57 You're always referred to the screen. Yeah, it's responsible. You're guys is set, let me tell you. This set is so impressive. I had a podcast once once it only went 23 episodes But it was so it was sort of rag tag It was just like my place and a couch and a couple camp. We didn't have anyone. Yeah, you know It's interesting. Look at you professionals. There's people on the sidelines. Oh, yeah
Starting point is 01:05:16 There's people whispering things left and right. There's screens. There's several lights. Those aren't people Those are spooky. Those are girls. You already told me. Yeah. Knucklehead. That's a. Where's that coming from from from? What are you talking about? Wait, what's on that screen though? I did want to talk about something. There's one thing that we can get to.
Starting point is 01:05:36 We'll be seeing the other shit in after hours maybe. But no, no, no, no. Wait, was it, you scroll down please, Luke? Sorry. Why are we? Yeah, theis will do the the no it was always so on every episode we ask you have to tell us how much money you made no no and then we call the irs after yeah we were at a
Starting point is 01:05:55 gate told us what did you report can you imagine we're just not I do have I have I mean I don't know yeah I don't want to again speak about this freely well so there's there's one thing that has been happening recently with I do have, I have, I mean, I don't know. Yeah, I don't wanna, again, speak about this freely. Well, so there's one thing that has been happening recently with advertising. Sure. And I thought that it would boon well, be a boon for us, bode well.
Starting point is 01:06:14 I love marketing, by the way. I think I used to work at Funny or Die and do it in marketing and this is a subject that I think is really cool. Well, so there's Google, Facebook, and just all the like companies that rely on ad spends are seeing a big downturn in ad money being turned around. And part of that is because of Apple's new privacy thing you've heard about the app tracker thing.
Starting point is 01:06:37 Do not track. Yeah, it basically single-handedly destroyed Snapchat. Wow. Like Snapchat, I don't know if you've heard about this. Snap Snapchat's stock went from like $70 to share down to like five. Holy smokes. Just absolutely wiped everybody out. I mean, no. Okay. Okay. That's like, maybe you are.
Starting point is 01:06:58 Yeah. No, no, no. Well, I thought about it because I post, I was like, when I posted my video, I was like talking to my friend, Andrew, and I was like, wait a minute, I have Snapchat on my phone, like should I say, you know, something there that there's a video? And I was like, they have a ghost icon.
Starting point is 01:07:13 Yeah. It was, so I blew the, I blew the dust off Snapchat for the first time in like three years, and I was like, hey, sorry, I never post here. Anyways, I did. And I was actually kind of surprised. I looked at like the numbers on it. I was like, okay, that's not bad for us.
Starting point is 01:07:25 Should we be on Snapchat? Well no, don't worry about it, just take it easy. Yeah, I'll never take it easy. No, we don't take it easy. But so there's that, but then next year, there's this new law coming into effect about cookies, tracking cookies online. So that basically, you get a banner ad
Starting point is 01:07:42 that follows you all over the internet. Like, hey, fucker, you looked at these shoes for your, for your soon-to-be-dead parent. Oh, uh, do you want to buy these? Are you sure? Are you sure? Are you sure? Are you sure? Like, the limit is so. Yeah, you're like, dude, I'm good. But they're gonna be, these marketers are gonna be without those cookies next year. So all that ad money, because you know, you've worked with these marketers, they have budgets that they have to use, because if they don't use it,
Starting point is 01:08:07 then next year their budget is smaller. So they have to use it. So begs the question, where's that money gonna go, man? They gotta put it somewhere. How about into the coffers of the podcasts, such as ours, such as yours that you should revive, even though it's a lot of work. Hey, you know, you hire someone. such as ours, such as yours that you should revive, even though it's a lot of work.
Starting point is 01:08:25 Hey, you know, you hire someone, hire a little, hire a little, a little, you wanna do it for me? I wouldn't know the first thing about it, buddy. I'd be like, I guess the red buttons record. What was your podcast called?
Starting point is 01:08:36 It was called Sweet Boys. Sweet Boys, and what was the, was there a brand? It was just, it was just a couple of sweet boys. My friend Andrew Swicki and I, it was wonderful. We had a really, really fun time doing it But it was sort of like a like a panty project, you know, panty and but it was it was really fun and oh Yeah, there it is look at that you got a YouTube channel sitting here with 546,000 subscribers
Starting point is 01:08:57 Oh, yes, and you're just like ah Well, you need to revive it dude. It's so fun. It's fun to do. It is fun to do. It is fun to do. Sweet Boys will return in a capacity, but probably not in a podcast capacity. Listen, the spirit of Andrew and I, that guy right there, that wonderful, beautiful fella.
Starting point is 01:09:16 He's like one of my closest friends and we make stuff together all the time. So the spirit of Sweet Boys is in everything we make. And he, he like worked on the last video with me, and I'm launching a bunch of stuff right now. So no, it's still there. Like I saw that comment a million times under the video of like this week, boys are back.
Starting point is 01:09:31 So it was like a, it's gonna be, I don't know how to talk about how it's going to sort of return, the energy of it is still there though. I can feel it in the room with us. Well yeah, but I think that yeah, speaking for a very long time like that, I'm not sure if it was great for either of us. Well, yeah, but I think that yeah, speaking for a very long time like that, yeah, I'm not sure if it was great for either of us. Well, how long, well, it's not good for us. We're going insane. How long was it? Do you know how long we've been talking right now? No, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't know time. 66 minutes.
Starting point is 01:09:57 I love it. Not bad, right? That's fantastic. Yeah. Every time I get going, I go, I'm, I'm, but you know what, I'm better served as I'm better going on people's podcasts and doing a weird like a ramble Yeah, and then and then just well you got to do what we do and have a little bit of an outline Oh, you have a skeleton. I know you know what maybe someday who knows who knows who knows for now There's a there's a there's a the plates full yeah, but I do it was a great time and I commend it was really interesting to learn What that was like podcasting and I commend you too for doing it so beautifully here in this office. You don't have anywhere to be right
Starting point is 01:10:28 because I don't know if our producers told you we're kind of like Joe Rogan, we go for like three and a half, four hours. Nothing matters. No, we're all gonna, we all have times above our heads. We're gonna go until the big asteroid comes. Oh, I don't want it to happen, but come on. I would like a gamma ray burst, personally.
Starting point is 01:10:42 What is it? It's when it's basically the feces of a black hole and it shoots out in whatever direction. And it's just like a ultra concentrated something kind of radiation that just absolutely eviscerates whatever it passes through. Yeah, that sounds really relaxing. Yeah, right.
Starting point is 01:11:02 At the end of the day, it really does. Yeah. You know what I wouldn't want to die in a tsunami. That'd be the worst. You know what I sometimes think about? I don't know if this is the correct place to pedal this theory. But I sometimes think about one of the most interesting like afterlife theories. It's not really an afterlife theory at all. Of course, we all know the conversation about simulation theory, mom. There's this base reality, you hold whatever. It's been years of that conversation. But I think about this being an educational system. Like, okay, so I die.
Starting point is 01:11:29 Like in six years, I get hit by a coat, whatever. I just instantly die. I have a heart attack, anything. And I wake up and I'm in the body of like a 16 year old girl. And I'm in a really beautiful, you know, clinic or something with my family members around. And it's like, hey, it's okay, calm down. You know, breathe deep, it's fine.
Starting point is 01:11:44 It's fine, you know, your name is Elizabeth, the year is, you know, 40, 62, like, you know, and she kind of remembers like, oh, that's right. Oh my God, then it was like a, like a collegiate system and people rate themselves like, how many lives did you had? And she gets to live, you know, the life of like a guy and, you know, born in whatever, like a white male in this time with the experiences I had, you know, either learning lessons. Ball and terrorly? Yeah, like, imagine you get plugged into different lives and then you live them.
Starting point is 01:12:14 So it's like if someone was incredibly, you know, I love the way this sounds. Sometimes I say things out loud and I'm like, wait, this is falling apart, but this isn't. I love the idea. Can you imagine it's like, oh, I've lived eight lives. I lived like the life of like a slave in Egypt, you know, once upon a time. And that's horrible. And I learned a lot from that. And then I came back and I jumped into my
Starting point is 01:12:31 next one, jumped into my next one, jumped into my next one, you know. Have you read the story by the guy who did the Martian? It's a short story, but it's basically, um, no, he keeps, you keep living every life on earth until you, oh, that would suck. But isn't that interesting to think that this could just be like a collegiate system, like an educational thing? I guess. That sounds exhausting for my poor soul. Well, you don't realize it while you're in it.
Starting point is 01:12:52 Yeah. Yeah, and then can you imagine that you're in it latent to being? Yeah, and it's only, you know, two weeks for that, for the girl or whoever you are in your real life and laid up in a beautiful clinic. And maybe our families are very wealthy to be able to put us through this.
Starting point is 01:13:05 You know, like this is very... Sick, we got it like that. There you go. I saw a funny meme. Just that sentence, makes me feel like a shithead. It's like the year is 2040 and you're, you know, you're 70 years old.
Starting point is 01:13:20 And one of your shitty grandkids comes up and points his little laser at you, causing you to experience like a thousand years of torment within 10 seconds and when you finally come out of it, you're just, you're full of terror and like you've lived a thousand years and your nephew goes, pranked you or whatever. It's like, oh man. I love it. Because they've, they've torn it around with that kind of thing of prison sentences being delivered in an instant. Whoa. But to the, to the prisoner, it feels like a thousand years have passed.
Starting point is 01:13:57 How, how, how spooky. I know. I know. I saw this meme once that was one of the most comforting things I've ever seen when it comes to like afterlife stuff It was a the meme format is called cool bug facts and it's like this 3d like warm on the left with like the words on the right Yeah, and it said the most beautiful thing and I think I've told no less than 150 people about this because it actually brought me so much peace It just said
Starting point is 01:14:19 Before birth is the same thing is after death or like you know But yeah, like your existence before birth is the same thing as like after death. So what are you so afraid of? Yeah, there's nothing. Wait, say it again. Like before you're born. Do you remember being born or like before you were born? Right. That's the same as being dead. Oh, right, right. What are you so afraid of? Right. I thought that was so beautiful to be like, oh, I'll tell you what I'm afraid of missing out. Missing out on this liquid dead. Missing out on everything. Oh yeah. Yeah, like some cool new music. I sometimes feel that way.
Starting point is 01:14:52 And your color being invented. And then have you ever, I don't know, I'm a bit of a hyper-conjurex, so. You are? Yeah. And sometimes, you know, something weird happens on your body. And you can't have it be like, well, that's cancer. And it's probably spread to my organs or whatever.
Starting point is 01:15:07 And then I start to go, oh my God, there's so many things I want to do. I want to see my family, I want to do that. So many books I want to read. So many different beans I haven't tasted. I want to do some of these. God loves beans, he doesn't shut up about it. Do you remember when the, in elementary school,
Starting point is 01:15:22 when they're making like grow a lime of beans? Yeah. Yeah. I kept on uncovering it in the process and there's a life lesson there. If you keep uncovering the soil to check on the seed, that shit ain't ever gonna grow. You gotta let it. A watched bean, never grew.
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Starting point is 01:16:03 So, if- This was great, people love it when we go, when we talk about other stuff. This was very like, it's not heavy, we never get to talk about other stuff, but you know, we also dick around plenty too. So, no, this was great. People love it when we go, when we talk about other stuff. This was very like, that's heavy. We never get to talk about this stuff. Yeah, please subscribe. We're at like 37,000 YouTube subscribers. And once we hit 50,000, Emil and I are gonna share an on-screen kiss. And once we get to 100,000, it's true. Yeah, we're 37.3,000. That's great. I've been kissing my hand. So, oh yeah, he's been preparing. It's much better than a hand. We, we're 37.3000. That's great. I've been kissing my hand. So oh yeah, he's been preparing I miss much better than a hand. We make out every night
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Starting point is 01:17:07 I know what that means. Okay, so that's it folks. Thanks so much. Thanks. Have fun. Thank you. Have fun while you're alive. Yeah, do you want to do you want to plug anything or like tell anybody? Sorry, I'm a... Call your mom or your grandma. I love that. But not your dad or your grandpa? Nope. Just some food. No, I don't know. No, I've got, I've got, I've got, I've your dad or your grandpa. Nope, just the moon. No, I don't know. I've got, I've got, I've got, I've got, I've got, I just know.
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