Whiskey Ginger with Andrew Santino - Cody Ko

Episode Date: May 29, 2020

Santino sits down with Cody Ko (Tiny Meat Gang) to chat about smoking pot with deaf parents, Cody's new PG-13 OnlyFans site, making apps in silicon valley and to not eat mussels while traveling. TICKE...TS NOW ON SALE FOR THE WILBUR THEATER IN BOSTON!!! https://thewilbur.com/artist/andrew-santino/ SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! RAYCON - Get the best earbuds at half the cost of overpriced headphone companies go to https://buyraycon.com/whiskey for 15% off!!! SHADY RAYS - Get amazing polarized sunglasses at a great price and if they get damaged or lost they'll replace for FREE go to https://shadyrays.com and enter promo code WHISKEY for 50% off two or more pairs 😎 For all things CHEETO: http://www.andrewsantino.com/ Join our Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/whiskeygingerpodcast Buy Merch: https://shop-andrew-santino.myshopify.com Follow Santino on Insta and Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/cheetosantino/ & https://Twitter.com/cheetosantino Whiskey Ginger Insta and Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/whiskeygingerpodcast/ & https://twitter.com/whiskeyginger_ EDITING AND PRODUCTION DESIGN BY THE AMAZING WHISKEY GINGER TEAM JENNA SUNDE https://www.instagram.com/jenna_sunday/ JOE FARIA https://www.instagram.com/joseph_faria Intro Music by Rocom: https://www.youtube.com/user/RocomTelevision Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:50 to all the things you need to know. This week's guest is Cody Ko. This dude is very, very funny, extremely talented. He's all over the interwebs. And a great show called The Real House Bros of Simi Valley is extremely funny with Jimmy Tetreault, who is very funny. They create a very hilarious show about the bro atmosphere of a very particular part of
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Starting point is 00:03:10 Ginger. I like gingers. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Whiskey Ginger. My guest today is one of my favorite people on earth. I say that for all my guests, but I mean it once again. Today, it's Cody Cole. What up, dude? What's up, man?
Starting point is 00:03:22 Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. I was kidding. I was kidding, by the way. You look trim. No, you said Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. Dude, thanks for doing this. I was kidding. I was kidding, by the way. You look trim. No, you said before we started the show, Cody said I was fat. And that's fine, dude.
Starting point is 00:03:30 That's how you feel. I said you look like a muffin man, like a pastry boy. Do you know the muffin man? The muffin man? The muffin man? I know the mustache man. Yeah, you look good with your little stache. That's for sure.
Starting point is 00:03:41 You like it? It's funny because you have like a boyish face, but it makes you look a little bit more manly. That's what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to age myself up a little bit. I'm almost 30. I feel like I got to look the part. How old do I look? You're not going to hurt my feelings.
Starting point is 00:04:00 48. Wow. No, 36. That's it for the show. That's the rest of the show. Thanks a lot, guys. Thanks for having me, 36. That's it for the show. That's the rest of the show. Thanks a lot, guys. Thanks for having me, man. I appreciate it.
Starting point is 00:04:09 Thanks a lot, brother. Take care, dude. No, I'm... Appreciate it. Yeah, I'm 36. I'm 36. I'm 36 and I'm a broken man. I'm a dad.
Starting point is 00:04:16 I feel like a dad. I feel like I'm in dad mode. I'm not a dad yet, but this is a dad country club hat. I was gonna say the apparel, the look right now, the aesthetic is pretty bad. This is a shitty dad shirt.
Starting point is 00:04:27 I'm wearing, you know, shorts and flip flops because it's hot out. It's like you're about to go work in your shop. I'm going to go work in the shed. I'm going to go to the shed and grab a couple of tools.
Starting point is 00:04:35 Yeah, some tools, do some work around the house. And do that thing where I yell into the house to my wife to bring me something. She inevitably will bring the wrong thing and I'll get mad
Starting point is 00:04:44 and yell at her. No, I said a Phillips head. I said a Phillips head. God. The Allen key. The Allen key. The Allen, Allen's keys. Allen's car keys.
Starting point is 00:04:58 Uncle Allen. Did you have a dad dad like that? Did you have a very like, a very like papa papa, like where he's like a work, works with his hands and all that stuff? No, not at all. Well, no. So my dad is like he's like what's the word?
Starting point is 00:05:13 It's like a jack-of-all-trades sort of but like he was an artist and then he was a graphic designer and then he was like an entrepreneur and then he switched to doing Ironmans and triathlons and ultra marathons and so he but not for money he just does that just for fun but I'm saying he's done a lot of shit like that he was never you know like the work on the house during the weekends type dude he was always like building bikes to break world
Starting point is 00:05:40 records and crazy shit like that did he break records? has your father broken records? Seriously? He broke three world records, I think. The first one was furthest distance traveled by human power in 24 hours. So he designed a recumbent bike,
Starting point is 00:05:56 which is like a sit-down bike, with a shell over top of it, and he rode it around a track for 24 hours straight. So he traveled the most amount of miles that anyone's traveled just by their own power of their own body no motor no nothing how many miles how many miles was it i should know that i don't know it i forget yeah i know a good son i've i should know that your dad broke a fucking world record and then he did it on water and i don't know that
Starting point is 00:06:20 one either but i should what a either. What a shitty kid. What a shitty kid. I know, Dad. I'm sorry if you're watching this. I'm going to go to your Wikipedia after. He's not. I am sorry. He checked out.
Starting point is 00:06:33 What's your dad's name? What's his name? Greg. Hey, Greg. Dear Greg, if you're watching this, your son is a nice kid, but obviously a bad son. And we know that. And if you ever need to talk to me, come on, Whiskey Ginger. We'll hash all that stuff out. You got athleticism from your father because you were an athlete right what was it water polo no diving i wasn't cool enough for water polo are you kidding me you look you do
Starting point is 00:06:54 have the dna for you have the physical look for water polo you got smooth skin you're a good looking guy every guy that plays water polo is good looking there's no right to play water polo i know why what is that all the hottest dudes in fucking cal. There's no ugly guys that play water polo. I know. Why? What is that? All the hottest dudes in fucking Calgary, where I'm from, they were all water polo. Who plays water polo in Calgary? I'll give you what I think it is.
Starting point is 00:07:14 The best, it's a rich sport. Water polo is a rich guy sport because it's not that you have to be rich to play it. It's that it only takes place in rich communities. So you got to have a pool, first of all. So it's got to be in warm climate in rich communities. So you got to have a pool, first of all. So it's got to be in warm climate. And rich communities are the only schools that are allowed to have that kind of access to also having a pool, whether it's indoor or outdoor.
Starting point is 00:07:33 Hence, Southern California, any warm weather place or northeast, northwest, but very big money, right? They're not putting pools in fucking public schools in bad neighborhoods. So you got gotta have money. People that usually come from money usually want to sleep with someone else who's hot. Hot guy has money, you know, or ugly guy has money, gets with hot girl, makes a good looking kid, water
Starting point is 00:07:56 polo. Mmm. And it's, yeah, and it's kids who, like, can't fight in real life, so they fight underwater with their legs. With their legs, they kick, they kick each other. I was astonished to learn that you can kick each other in the nuts. That's totally legal. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:11 You can't pull on the penis, which is my first move. I would tug on it like a toilet chain, you know, like the old toilet chain. I'd pull on a penis underwater. How do you like that? Jerk a guy off in the middle of the... How's that throw off your game, huh? You like that? That's right, we're winning.
Starting point is 00:08:25 Yeah, we're beating you guys good. Santino, you can't just jerk off the competition in the water. Oh, really, coach? Because we're winning 6-0. So I think I know what I'm doing. Did we win, coach? Yeah. Did we win?
Starting point is 00:08:37 Take a laugh. God damn it, we did. You're right. That's going to be my 30 for 30, my last dance. My last swim up uh documentary is gonna be about me it's like look was he tough to play with yeah he would jerk off the competition and he wouldn't stop until they came and that's what made him a true competitor and show me like after hours it's it's it's nighttime i'm still jerking off some guy and
Starting point is 00:08:58 i'm like no i'm not letting this go until it's over you know how you don't wait you know how michael jordan used to like, like anytime someone was like trash talk to him a little bit, it was like big mistake. That's when he would turn on and win the fucking thing. I'm just picturing one of the other guys being like, I bet you can't make me cum. Shouldn't have said that.
Starting point is 00:09:17 Shouldn't have said that. He made me cum harder than anyone's ever made me cum. They cut back to me in the chair going, me drinking like this like a period just being like yeah he said i uh could make him come and uh we all remember how that went big mistake shouldn't have said that cut to him cut to him filling the pool with cum he's by the way if your parents were watching i'm sure they're not sticking around anymore for this episode uh probably not it's fine yo you, you were a competitive diver and you dove in college?
Starting point is 00:09:48 Yep. What do we call it? Do we call it university or college up in Canada? It's university in Canada. Why? But I went to an American school, so college. I know. I know. Yeah, I know that. But why do they call it university up there? They do that in Europe too. I don't get that. Yeah, it's uni. I don't know. I have no idea.
Starting point is 00:10:09 College is a term that's reserved for like community college in Canada. Oh, so that's less than in Canada. Yeah. It's like the starter school or whatever. That's very diminutive. I like that. No, you're a college boy. You went to Duke, right?
Starting point is 00:10:20 Mm-hmm. You're a Duke boy. Yep. I went to Duke. You look like a Duke kid, don't you? So what, is it water polo or is it a Duke boy? Just like look like a shitty white dude? It's both.
Starting point is 00:10:31 It's both. It's both. Yeah. I didn't say shitty. I complimented your looks at the beginning of this. I said you were a good looking guy. Duke, does Duke have a lot of ugly people? No.
Starting point is 00:10:42 Did you see a lot of ugly, was there anybody like me on campus? Did you see a bright orange headed see-through kid on campus walking around? No, you didn't, did you? So you know what I'm saying, don't you? No, there was a couple. No, you know what? Now that you mention it, yeah. Nobody.
Starting point is 00:10:54 Or no, there was no Uggos. No, no Uggos. That's on the Duke application form. It says, remember, dude, no Uggos. Are you ugly? And you have to check it. Oh, damn it, I'm ugly. I can't. Damn, I'm ugly. There was actually a rumor. Are you ugly? And you have to check it. Oh, damn it. I'm ugly. I can't.
Starting point is 00:11:06 Damn, I'm ugly. There was a rumor that I went to Arizona State and people said, you have to send in your photo when you apply. And they were like, and they judge you based on your photo. And that's how you get in, which is obviously a bullshit. But I was like, what committee would be judging? Yeah, because it's a bunch of hot chicks from Southern California go there that are morons. Every dumb chick from Southern California
Starting point is 00:11:28 goes right to ASU because they can't get into USC. They definitely can't get into UCLA. They can't get into Pepperdine. They can't get into UCSD. UCSB they can't even get into. And then if they really are desperate, they can't get into like UC Bakersfield or something, then they trickle down to ASU with me.
Starting point is 00:11:47 And we got those chicks. We got the chicks that were... And as far as dudes goes, a lot of dumb guys, a lot of dumb guys. But I feel like the girls were exponentially dumber because it was just so they could sit by the pool and not really go to school. Dudes went there to party. And is that true? What were classes like?
Starting point is 00:12:04 Was it hard ever? What was your major? Every class, journalism and English, every classroom had a retractable roof so you could get some sun while you were chilling in econ. Yeah, dude. And you'd get sunscreen on the way in, me. No, every class was like any other school.
Starting point is 00:12:22 It was just many people took took asu as opportunity to not really go to school like i graduated in four years many of my friends if not all of them didn't graduate at all some of the dude i have i have a buddy that went to school for like nine years i don't even i don't he might still be doing it i have no idea he went to like five community colleges around the way. He didn't care. He was just hustling, taking his time. But I didn't have the luxury.
Starting point is 00:12:49 I didn't come from enough money where it was like, my mommy and daddy would have paid for so many years. That wasn't going to happen for me. So I had to be in and out. I was like, I can't do this. And also, the partying gets a little old by the end of your senior year. You're like, I want to go live a human life. Like, I never understood guys that want to party six years of college.
Starting point is 00:13:12 You're like, are you okay? You don't have, you didn't get it done? Because it's like a, it's a very intense form of partying. It's like, it's like partying is the main thing for a lot of people that go to college. Yeah. I mean, senior year, yeah, I was like, it was nonstop. You were ready to get out. Yeah, for sure.
Starting point is 00:13:33 And then I got out. I moved to the Bay Area, and I lived alone. None of my friends moved to the West Coast. Everyone, like Duke back then was like a pipeline into New York. Everyone went to work in finance in new york i was the only one that went to work in tech on the on the west coast i had no friends i lived in palo alto as a 22 year old by myself i was so fucking lonely and so after two years of that i was like fuck it i gotta i gotta party again it just came like the craving came back so i quit my friend and i traveled we did you know we did like the backpacker thing in southeast asia and we lived in australia for
Starting point is 00:14:08 like six months or something like that and it was just like we were we were working on like software projects and stuff like that but honestly mostly just partied around the world for a little while drugs or just drinking just drinking for the most. We did some whippets in, in, in, in, in, in, in,
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Starting point is 00:14:50 You really do. Yeah, I mean, you're not there for. You put your brain in a, there's no oxygen in your brain. Yeah, you're just, you're like literally just giving, you're starving your brain of oxygen to the point where like you're high for 30 seconds. And then you come back to life and you're like, that was that was weird as fuck let's do it again for some reason it's like yeah the most addicting thing ever it's really weird yeah and it's not it's not even that fun it's not that good it's fun it's fun it's fun but it's not fun like other drugs are fun yeah like it's not it's not mushrooms fun it's not it's you know like d have you ever done dmt i sound like joe rogan
Starting point is 00:15:25 you ever done dmt uh mushroom coffee dmt no never done it i've dmt is awesome i will say it's super i know it's like very rogan-esque but it did actually and they it i i saw a being a thing that said uh two things kill your family and get cody co on the pod and boom boom did him did him no dude i'm not good how recent was the family killing is this a six or seven weeks ago but they're never gonna find out okay uh what no i had kind of like i had a spiritual experience but not really religious but it was more eye-opening as far as like um uh me becoming more comfortable with my position in life, so to speak. All the internal struggles that you're having as far as like, I'm trying to make a baby right now, touring, comedy,
Starting point is 00:16:32 where my career is shifting, all the anxieties that sit right below the surface that kind of stew whether or not you acknowledge them. You kind of have like a moment of flashbang boom when you're on it of a little bit of clarity over like what's important and what's not whether or not it's uh coherent to you it's um it's pretty wild dude i don't know how to explain it it's something it's really for you do you know what i mean like it's really like a you it's a you feeling it's a you drug it's not a it's not a party drug it's not like uh i'm not at the middle of like a...
Starting point is 00:17:06 You can't go to somebody's house party and do DMT and try to funk. No DMT at ASU? At the ASU frat parties? No, but mushrooms. I did a lot of mushrooms at ASU. I loved... Mushrooms were what helped me get to ASU. I did mushrooms on the back of what was going to be my future dorm
Starting point is 00:17:24 with my buddy at Peanut Butter Jar. We were scooping peanut butter out of a jar and just dipping mushrooms in there. And we got just absolutely destroyed. I mean, it was the most fun night I've ever had in my life. And honestly, it was like the reason I went to that school. I had no idea. And I wanted to get to California and I couldn't afford it. So that was the, you know, that was the truth. But, but I, um, I spent the majority of college trying everything.
Starting point is 00:17:50 So then by the time I got out, I didn't really want to do a lot of stuff. Like I knew a lot of people in their mid twenties that got into that, like into trying a lot of drugs. And I kind of was a little over it by the time I was 22, 23, when I moved to LA, I had done a lot of what I wanted to try in college. I mean, I, I, I also did a lot in high school. So like by the time I got to college, even I was a little bit more balanced with drugs, which was weird because I would get fucked up with somebody and be like, whoa, dude, they can't handle it. It's because they've never done it. You know what I mean? And if you've done stuff before with people and you've had a couple of moments of ups or downs,
Starting point is 00:18:29 you know how to handle it in the future, whether it's negative or positive. Dude, I used to do, this is a really weird, I used to do, I used to go to a guy's house to go smoke pot and or take any drugs in high school. And both of his parents were deaf. And I swear to God, I know this sounds like a Theo Vaughn story. Both of his parents were deaf and i swear to god i know this sounds like a theo vaughn story uh both of his parents were dead dude but um straight up his his um his parents
Starting point is 00:18:53 were both deaf and um he sometimes his dad would like come into the room when we were getting fucked up and i was always like man is like does a deaf dad reprimand you you know what i mean like does he ever because we got like he can't hear us he can't hear us and it's like you can see you're doing drugs we're just doing drugs in front of him he can't hear us he can't hear us and hear listen hey check it out i'm doing drugs he can't hear us yeah dude it was just such a weird and he let that they the parents didn't care and he would walk in sometimes and we'd be ripped out of our mind. I'd be so high. And I used to do whippets over there.
Starting point is 00:19:29 And I'd be so baked. And he would sit on the floor and just sit around us and stare and smile. And I would say to my buddy, I'd be like, what's your dad like? Is he just like staring at us because he's not happy about what's going on? He's like, no, he loves to feel the music he so because we'd have music playing all you know and he would sit on the floor so he could feel the bass and he would say it sometimes like he would point the ground and be like i like this like i like this and i was like this one's a slapper yeah he's like this shit hits this shit hits hard dude this is hard who is this drake no he yeah he would sit
Starting point is 00:20:03 uh he would sit in the room and watch us get, that was the weirdest parent drug interaction. But moments like that where I would have like bad, if I was like on a bad high and I was at that house, I would have these wake up calls like, why am I ripped in this deaf guy's dad's house out of my mind? Yeah, that's kind of a trip. That's a trip.
Starting point is 00:20:23 It was very, yeah. And his brother was handic yeah and his brother was handicapped his brother was uh was mentally disabled and and his brother would teach us these tricks that his parents used like do you know what ip relay is i think i've told this story before do you know what ip relay is ip relay is like if a deaf person yeah if a deaf person this was back in the 90s when somebody wanted to make a phone call, they would type on a computer, and IP Relay would be the person that would call whoever you want to talk to,
Starting point is 00:20:50 and they would have to say whatever you type. So if I typed on a computer, eat my ass, you'd be on the other line, and the person would go, eat my ass, go ahead, and then you would tell them what they would type back to you. This is before instant message or any of that stuff. And so we would use IP Relay on prank calls calls we'd prank call pizza hut and ip relay you know we'd be like i want you know uh large pepperoni pizza and also go fuck yourself and legally these people and
Starting point is 00:21:14 there's somebody there's somebody on the other line saying that's a pizza hut and he reads that and he's like and go fuck yourself i'm'm sorry. They have to. Legally, because IP Relay was a government service, so they weren't allowed to edit what was transposed. So you could say anything. You could have phone sex
Starting point is 00:21:33 with somebody. So fucked up. We're such bad kids. That was a mean piece of shit. Yeah, you're calling me a bad kid. You were a bad kid, though. Bad son. I was a bad son.
Starting point is 00:21:41 Bad son. Bad son. So I skipped heavily over we're already deep into this and i've skipped over um so many different things wait wait i i saw can i tell you or wait are you changing the subject i just want to say how we know each other and who you are to me first i have i have a i have a deaf parent related thing oh i saw i saw i just want to tell you about a funny tiktok that saw. I feel like we're at the point now where we can talk about
Starting point is 00:22:06 funny TikToks. Yeah, yeah, TikToks are fun. Let's talk about them. It was a daughter giving her mom a pair of AirPods for her birthday
Starting point is 00:22:17 and her mom opens it and looks at it and goes, and sort of like half smiles and the camera turns to the dad and the dad looks at it and goes, and then he starts signing to the daughter and like said some shit that doesn't because
Starting point is 00:22:29 they're both deaf. Both of the parents. That's a good TikTok. I felt so bad for laughing at that. No, dude, you know what? There's so much stuff I just got on there. I'm having a friend help me run it and he's just putting up old clips. I can make a new TikTok I'm 36 I don't think I think if I try to do like a mirror wipe TikTok people will be like this guy is an asshole so they're just putting up old stand-up you know that you know the trends though you know the trends I see it dude I open it up I can't follow it though it really doesn't it doesn't land with me like I get why people like it but i just put up old stand-up bits so that a younger generation can go oh cool you know whatever but um are they working but i've on tiktok some of them dude yeah honestly it's weird like it's great one of the videos we put up of me
Starting point is 00:23:17 and bobby lee has like four million views yeah it's awesome yeah it's weird it's very weird how that works out but like anyway i've talked about this bullshit TikTok before on the show. But the thing that blows my mind about it truly is when people will put up like rape stories or like domestic abuse stories on there. Have you ever seen those? No. That shit's, that shit's, no, you've never seen that? No, but it doesn't really surprise me. Like some of the shit I've come across on TikTok is like, you know, it'll be like shit on your for you page or whatever that has two likes and
Starting point is 00:23:49 you're like like how did 10 people have seen this including me and it's like some dark ass weird video and you're like how is this even being recommended to me like they it's it's creepy it's really like there was a girl i watched her and then i was like god is this like a thing and then it showed showed you that other girls had like a woman held up a shirt this is not funny a woman held up a shirt with blood on it and was like this is the shirt you i was in the night you oh lord like beat me yeah dude and then she showed images of her after she was abused and i was like is this for you who is this for like why why is this on my for you page like i don't this is not i'm speak your truth or whatever but also i was like ah it's really hard to fucking look at
Starting point is 00:24:32 i was like i don't want to see some horrible bloody shirt this poor girl but anyway i i jump on and off of it once in a while i'll look at it but it's not it's not for me you're good at it no i'm not yeah i'm not i got a tweet yeah from someone the other day being like oh man it's such a shame that cody's tiktoks aren't funny who said that what's his name who said that i'm not his name his name was garrett no i'm kidding i i don't know hey garrett hey garrett come see me what if you beat the shit out of someone because they said they had a bad TikTok? Yeah, and I TikToked it. TikTok beating the shit out of them.
Starting point is 00:25:10 Yeah, yeah, TikTok beating out. That's what you get, dude. Yeah, who's the funny man? And that's what you get on TikTok. So I'll back it up. The way I know you, I should describe for people that don't know who you are. You are a... I don't even know you are. You are a... I don't even know how to do this anymore.
Starting point is 00:25:27 A multimedia comedic personality. Right? Yeah. You act. You're online doing... You have a podcast. You have a group. Like, I don't even know what the proper new term is.
Starting point is 00:25:39 I'm just kind of like an online bad boy. Oh, yeah. Online bad boy. Cody's a bad boy yeah no you but you you um but you've done some great shit uh uh truly like i i uh i've said this to you before but i think uh the real bros uh of see me valley is uh a great show It's a Facebook show, right? It's Facebook only or no? Yeah. Facebook Watch. Yeah. Facebook Watch.
Starting point is 00:26:07 Facebook Watch. Yeah. That's such a fun show, man. That's all thanks to Christian and Jimmy. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's really, you're very, it's very funny, man. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:26:17 For people, if you haven't seen it, please go watch it. It's very funny. It's a Facebook Watch show. It's basically about a bunch of bros from a very specific southern california uh culture simi valley and it's true lifted trucks and tats and backwards flat rim hats and you once you get it you got it like you just you once you get it you got it but it's it's it's really good man it genuinely it's very very funny and um it's odd because you look you're a good looking guy you you know, like I've said before here, but on the show, you look so ugly. You're, you're very ugly on the show. What if I just ripped you? I was like, you're the ugliest person on that show. It's really sad. See, no, you're, but, but, um,
Starting point is 00:26:54 but you're great on there. And, uh, you also are part, you also, you also have the tiny meat gang, which is, um, of course, of course, very self-aggrandizing the tiny meat gang crew. Which is, of course, very self-aggrandizing. The tiny meat gang crew. I had known who you were, seen your stuff, and had heard of you. And then I sat next to your girlfriend on a flight to Montreal. And she was editing something. And I don't even know how the conversation got started.
Starting point is 00:27:20 But she was basically like, oh, I'm going to see my boyfriend. Are you a performer? I said, yeah, who's your boyfriend? I would know if he's a comedian. And she said, Cody, him and his friends have this tiny meat gang she was like really shy about saying it which is funny having you're making your girlfriend call your group the time so so funny so funny but it was but it was really good it was very funny to me i started laughing she's like it's a it's a joke by the way it's a it's a joke i mean it's like it's ironic right no he has he's got a regular meet.
Starting point is 00:27:46 He's part of a regular meet. Yeah, yeah. But the tiniest joke. Yeah. The medium meet gang. She was very shy about it, but at some point she got over it. I was like, no, no, I get it. I know who it is.
Starting point is 00:27:56 I know who he is. And after that, we connected, and I had said to you, I wanted to get you on the podcast, and you, of course, said, yes, as long as I can plug my new OnlyFans page. My new OnlyFans.
Starting point is 00:28:10 Do you want to plug your OnlyFans page? Yes, my new, yeah, so yeah. Hit me up on OnlyFans, guys. It's just me, it's a gaming clips, honestly. It's me playing video games. I figure I might as well make an OnlyFans. I might start the trend to make it not so sex-focused. It's a lot of sex, a lot of body parts and whatever. make an OnlyFans, you know, I might start the trend to make it not so sex focused. You know,
Starting point is 00:28:29 it's a lot of sex, a lot of body parts and whatever. I want to make OnlyFans kind of like, you know, anything, cooking clips, video game stuff. So that's what I do on OnlyFans. And then I do show my dick and balls on there as well. No, no, I do mix nudity in, but it's tasteful. Okay. But it's okay. Okay. Okay. Cool. Cool. So go to to cody's only fans page and what does that cost i don't i don't even know i've never i've never been on there it's just 64 bucks a month but it's like unlimited you know pictures and whatever i whatever i upload on there you get access to so it's like you know i had a great snipe the other day on call of duty and then i posted a picture of my dick laying on the controller so uh, 64 bucks will get you both of those. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:29:08 And can you keep those photos or do I have to, like, can I download them and keep them personal? I mean, can a fan, if they wanted to, not me, but if somebody else
Starting point is 00:29:15 wanted to download them, could they? You could, yeah. It's another upsell. You have to upgrade to premium for that, but. When you say you, you mean they.
Starting point is 00:29:22 They could, whoever wants to join. Yeah, you or whoever. Not me. I'm not gonna gonna i don't need to unless seems like you're interested but yeah that's no i'm not do you do promo codes for fans or anything just if they can get a discount or something what's that promo code whiskey whiskey for whiskey 15 oh whiskey 15 is going to be the promo code for your onlyFans. Yeah. Cool. Cool. All right. I took a guess at your promo code for your, is that what it is?
Starting point is 00:29:49 Whiskey 15? Is that what they make it? It's just, it's just, it's, it's just whiskey. It's just whiskey. Just whiskey. For any of the promo codes, it's always just going to be whiskey. Yeah. But 15 is good.
Starting point is 00:29:57 I get that because that's the kind of, that's the age of boys that I like. So let me transition into something very normal. No, no, that's too young. 16 or 17. I it right by the way i just reread a new article about speaking of my uh alma mater a woman in arizona was finally charged with uh that i can't remember her name but it came up in the paper again she was charged with having sex with one of her students who was 13 13 this is the craziest part, a new development was another student watched. Just sat there and watched.
Starting point is 00:30:27 Oh, that's a new angle. Yes, I've never heard of that version. On the classic teacher sleeps with student case. I know. We've heard the teacher sleeps with student before, but I've never seen a guy voyeuristically cuck. I've never heard a teacher student cuck story, you know? Yeah, that's like getting started early on the cucking.
Starting point is 00:30:47 I feel like that usually develops later in life, but not for that kid. Right. What if that kid was just staying after to work, to like do some extra work and finish something before he, he was like, I don't, you know, I'm going to miss the bus anyway. I might as well work in the classroom.
Starting point is 00:30:59 And the teacher just starts fucking this other student. And you're like, that's fine. And he's like- I need to finish this. Like, this is due tomorrow. He's like, is this is this extra credit if i watch well is is that an extra grade point it always makes me laugh like it's so stupid but like the memes where it'll show like a picture of the teacher whenever it's like teacher sleeps with student and the teacher is like old and not good looking and the meme is like man they should arrest the kid too that always makes me laugh but it's so but it's funny because most of those teachers are so good
Starting point is 00:31:35 looking now like i have i've admitted i don't know if it's if it's pot or if it's years of alcohol abuse but i don't have a good memory long term. My short term is incredible, but my long term is shit. I don't remember one hot teacher. Did you have hot teachers when you were young? Yeah. Okay. So I had one. Get this. Her name was Miss Dick. D-Y-C-K. Miss Dike? I swear to fucking God, dude. Miss Dick. Pronounce Dick. D-Y-C-K. I spelled Miss Dike. D-Y-C-K. She was my English teacher in eighth grade or ninth grade.
Starting point is 00:32:15 And she was smoking hot. Smoking hot. You're getting boners every day. Every, yeah. I mean, her name is Dick. Yeah, you gotta, you gotta. Why wouldn't she change that? Why wouldn't she change that? Why wouldn't she change that
Starting point is 00:32:27 and just go by something else? You don't have to have your legal name. I never understood that. Why do teachers use their legal names? What's the difference? In school, just be Miss Martinez and when you go home, be Miss Cock. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:32:38 They have stripper names. Yeah. I'm Miss Mercedes. But that would make more sense than the dick like like we had a teacher um we had a teacher name and i'm trying and now i'm trying i've just forgot her name now it's it's it was miss it's like it was like rodentbaum or you know like and it was anytime there's a long name kids are gonna make fun of it like you know rodent balls or rodent butt balm or like you know i mean kids are just gonna find a way to throw shit in there yeah yeah yeah and and and throwed in balls and i remember yeah yeah why wouldn't you just i remember thinking
Starting point is 00:33:13 when i even when i was young like why wouldn't you just be like miss lisa or like whatever your first name was you know like miss mary like yeah i never understood if you have a shitty name why would you tell kids don't you know that kids are going to take any liberty at all in making fun of your name? That's why when people name their kids something stupid, I'm like, did you not go to school? Do you not know that they're going to make fun of your kid? Yeah. Because his name rhymes with anus. You know, like, how do you not know that?
Starting point is 00:33:41 Anything that vaguely rhymes with anything dirty, nix it. Yeah. Yeah, and it can't be. Yeah. Like you can't be like, yeah, this is my son Rifkin. You're like, great.
Starting point is 00:33:51 And he's fucked. He's never going to last. Your son Nifkin Rifkin is going to be, that's over. Like my, I'm not going to say the names, but someone in my neighborhood,
Starting point is 00:34:01 his kids have the most ridiculous names. And I want to be like, you know that kid's going to get made fun of. He's going to get mocked. And it's your fault. You picked it. So now either he has to go by a nickname,
Starting point is 00:34:17 he has to be like AJ or his middle name or whatever, or he's going to get mercilessly mocked. This is my son, Ligma. You should just name your kid the thing. If it rhymes with it, just name your kid Schmegma. That way you get it out of the way. That way they're like, yeah, Schmeggy. Then it becomes a term of endearment.
Starting point is 00:34:44 There's an F1 driver that noel was telling me about his his last name is bottas it's b-o-t-t-a-s but like pronounced in a british accent it's like buttass and he was like he's like the announcers just never do him any favors they're like and buttass rounds the corner just buttass it's like the funniest fucking shit and here comes butt ass and he once again leading the pack butt ass he he came in from the rear and butt ass is scooping towards the front something and by the way something about when a british person says a a half cuss word it's always funnier yeah when they say us or or but or like that's why bloody is so funny because bloody is like not really a curse word but it it's so funny it means but it
Starting point is 00:35:32 means to them it means like um it's like if you use fucking as an adjective when you're like oh and they were fucking uh you know it's like a throw-in yeah bloody is the same same way but for some reason it's found its way into semi-offensive category. You know what I mean? It's almost like on that line for them. Uh-oh. Of like, you know, like, oh, no, that could mean something bad. But for some reason, cunt is fine.
Starting point is 00:35:55 You say cunt in Britain and everyone's like, yeah, okay, yeah, don't be a cunt. Here you say cunt. People like, they shut down. They're like, oh, my God. People stop doing what they're doing and yeah exactly that's like the most offensive thing you can say in here we pour whiskey ginger fans if you'd like listening to tunes like the old ginge does do yourself a favor and pick up some raycon earbuds they are so dope bluetooth wireless earbuds for a fraction of the cost of these rip-off, expensive, nonsense,
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Starting point is 00:37:48 Because a fanny in America is your ass. But a fanny in Britain is a pussy, is your front. And the fanny pack goes on your front. You never do that either, huh? Yeah. It's like a fupa. Yeah, a fanny is a pussy. No, a fanny is a pussy. It's another word for a pussy.
Starting point is 00:38:01 And we say fanny is a butt. Like, you sit on your fanny. But fanny pack always comes in the front. So that's why it's called a fanny pack because it goes right over your fanny. But also it could be because if you have a big pussy, you might sit on your fanny and your pussy. You never know.
Starting point is 00:38:16 The whole thing might be a fanny. British people, dude, British people are really, they have such a great sense of humor about dark, weird, gross stuff. They're just, they don't care the way that we do. Like we have this, Americans are scared of being gross or dirty and it's like naughty. But over there, it's like, it's not a big deal. Yeah, I remember like going to Europe as a child and seeing like boobs on magazine covers.
Starting point is 00:38:44 Yeah. And I'm like, they they're just my parents are like they're like cooler with sex here it's like just a normal thing like it's in tv and magazine nudity is just on like kids can see it it's not like a okay once you're 18 you can see some boobies that sort of thing it's like your boobs are real and they're just like they're on people's chests and it's a thing you can see them you can suck on them if you want you sucked on them you can just go up to anybody and suck on them
Starting point is 00:39:07 you're allowed in Britain this is a rule in the UK if someone has very nice tits you could go right up there and suck on them you know what I mean that's a street rule you can drink outside
Starting point is 00:39:16 you can suck boobs you can suck tits and drink outside that's their advertisement come to Great Britain you can drink outside and you can suck tits. So that's the British Tourism Board.
Starting point is 00:39:29 When you travel, when you live, I didn't know you lived in Australia. Where did you live? In Sydney? You did, didn't you? Yeah. What does that mean? Because Sydney's the place where any tourist would go live. Are you going to go to Brisbane?
Starting point is 00:39:41 I don't, are you living anywhere else? Where do normal, where would Americans go to live, really? Well, we went to Melbourne, and we lived there. We didn't live there. We were there for like a couple weeks, and that was amazing. It's like, I don't know, Melbourne. You've been to Melbourne, right? Melbourne.
Starting point is 00:39:56 Yeah, right. If you say Melbourne, they get mad. It's Melbourne. Melbourne. I get it. I understand. We're supposed to say it the right way, but it's spelled Melbourne. So Melbourne, but I can't say Melbourne because it's melbourne melbourne i get it i understand we're supposed to say it the right way but it's spelled melbourne so melbourne but i can't say melbourne yeah because that's not it's not spelled m-e-l-b-i-n but it's like weird to make us say it in their accent isn't it that's
Starting point is 00:40:15 very interesting yeah that's very funny like i have to say well it's also when you go to britain it's the same thing if it's like uh i remember my buddy used to live off of the tube stop it's gloucester right is how you pronounce it gloucester road but it's spelled gloucester oh yeah okay gloucester but they would go gloucester but i'm like no it's it's gloucester yeah you're like isn't it offensive if i say this briefly in your accent and then switch back to mine like wouldn't you rather just me stick to my own shit, like, as a respect thing? Right. If I had, like, a thick Chicago accent, like, people, like, my friends back home, I could just hear them trying to do that, being like, yeah, we took the tube over there. We were headed uptown on the other side of Soho, and we got off at Gloucester Road.
Starting point is 00:41:02 And then we made our way to the KFC. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. to soho and we got off at gloucester road and then we we made our way to the kfc yeah yeah exactly yeah to like to change for them is such a weird thing to do that i you feel like an asshole yeah exactly when i say melbourne it makes me feel like an ass but i'm gonna say melbourne it's like that that's what i would say but they're gonna give you shit either way yeah you it's a lose-lose ah you cunt ah it's melbourne you cunt it's an american cunt. Ah, it's Melbourne, you cunt. He's an American cunt. He's an American cunt. Yeah. So when you lived down in Sydney, what was the main goal?
Starting point is 00:41:31 Just to surf and party and try to figure out if there was any worth in you staying and developing apps down there? Were you going to try to live there? Yeah. Yeah. I had never traveled. I had never been anywhere because, you know, in college, a lot of people go abroad. It's like the thing you do junior year,
Starting point is 00:41:47 you go abroad. Yeah. You go to Germany or Italy or whatever, at least that's what all my friends did. Germany? Who went to Germany?
Starting point is 00:41:55 That's a weird one. Germany is a weird pick. Berlin's like a pretty big, yeah. They have some crazy stories. Berlin is dope, but I wouldn't go to i wouldn't want to go that's not of all the european study abroads i think berlin would be like my like last on my list of western europe places yeah yeah it was weird when we did a show in barcelona yeah that's
Starting point is 00:42:17 that's a great place so we did a show in germany it was really like the audience was like very like stoic german people like very like yes dude yeah like yeah you've read it you know history about what they were what they're all about right you know these guys these german guys with the german yeah their whole history is is is stoic and stiff and i mean their sense of humor is so it's just so like carefully crafted and small and they don't want to, I think after years of getting shit for being German, German people now, they don't want to offend anybody. Yeah. They want to be nice and safe. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:42:55 They don't have the luxury of being loose about, if you go down there and you joke about like any Nazi shit, it's a big deal. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You can't do that. Well, that's what's fucked is like the rest of the world tends to try to joke about their negative history because you don't have a choice. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:43:11 But theirs is so fucking bad that if you make an off-color Nazi joke, I mean, it's like a cultural whiplash that everyone hates that. They get so angry. They're like, that's not who we are. It's like, well, you have to joke about who you were.
Starting point is 00:43:29 It's never going to go away. You can't just pretend like it never happened. But yeah, the Germans are nice people. They're crazy. There's a lot of stiffness. We would be like, we weren't even making Nazi jokes or anything like that. But in the middle of the show it's like are you guys even enjoying this i'm like yeah we're in very much so we loved
Starting point is 00:43:50 it very much you can like this is express yourself it's a great show yes i love it's a tiny meat gang it's great they're like the best of the performance yeah we love you we love you they don't smile that no they're they're they're good people they just they have this different the the culture the reception of their of humor and their culture is significantly different than ours yeah very like you know whatever but anyway yeah great great city though but anyways yeah so great i never never traveled in college because of diving um couldn't couldn't do it and so basically after i graduated and i just started working right away i I'd say, you know, once I once I worked for two years, I saved up some money. I was sick of my job.
Starting point is 00:44:29 I was kind of like now seems like the time is twenty three. I was like, now seems like the time to to do this and just like see the world. I've never, never been. So I was like, I got to see what it's like to like at least live in another place. I moved from Calgary to North Carolina to go to school. And that was a big culture shock for me. But like once I got used to American culture and, you know, like weird frat culture on the East Coast and then tech culture on the West Coast, I was like, it's time to see something different. And and so living in Australia was cool. It was fun. My buddy and I,
Starting point is 00:45:01 we were just we were just there working on basically like teaching ourselves how to read we had been working at software engineers for a couple years but like we didn't know we wanted to be full stack which means your front end your back end it makes it easier to find a job basically you write web apps you write you can write iphone apps you could write you know server stuff and so we were teaching ourselves how to do that by coming up with uh like you know web services we had we had one called hey and it was a greeting card service so you could go online and for five bucks you could send a greeting card anywhere in the world that said hey and then when you open it it said fuck you in like small uh like you know american typewriter font right and then we made
Starting point is 00:45:43 it you know we took that we took that and it was actually pretty popular. It got like a whole bunch of sales. We could promote it with our Vine audience that we had. Right.
Starting point is 00:45:51 And so we took that and we made the phrases be like, you know, have a decent Mother's Day or like hottest mom or like whatever, you know?
Starting point is 00:45:59 Right, right. And so it kind of became this big like interesting greeting card service that people were using to send joke cards for, like, every occasion. Like, you know, have a decent wedding.
Starting point is 00:46:09 Hope you don't get divorced. You know, shit like that. Like, just simple phrases that were short and funny. Right. Who was your buddy that went with you? Who was that? It's the guy who made... Is he someone that you're with now or no?
Starting point is 00:46:19 Do you hang with him now? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's the CTO of Cameo. He started Cameo. Oh, shit. Yeah, that guy. Wow. Wild. now? Yeah, he's the CTO of Cameo. He started Cameo. Oh shit. Yeah. That guy. Wild. Wow. Yeah. So yeah. Did you get a piece of that? You got some, you got some Cameo money coming in? Did I get a piece of that? What does that mean? Yeah. You say, Hey, but Hey man, cut me in on the fucking Cameo deal. Part of it was my idea. Cause we know that it was your idea.
Starting point is 00:46:42 What's his name? What's that guy's name? Devin. Devin. And everybody knows Devin if you're listening. Cody, it was Cody's idea. Cameo was Cody's idea. We know it. He knows it. What can I say, man? Give him a cut.
Starting point is 00:46:53 You developed it together. Five, 10%, that's all I'm asking. Come on, dog. That's it. A little slice of the pie. So he developed that while he was in, did he develop that in Australia or when he got back to the States?
Starting point is 00:47:04 No, we got back, when we got back, we lived together for a few years and it was like, I got a job working for this startup in Santa Monica. He was working for a startup. And then another one of my friends from Duke and another guy, they came to him and they had like concocted this idea basically. and so they all started working on it together at our apartment in in like where we were living before and it became this like giant thing out of nowhere it was pretty crazy they launched it i was the first person on it or one of the first first or second are you still on it are you still on i am yeah i am what do you charge bro be honest honest. I don't want to say.
Starting point is 00:47:45 Well, they can look it up. I feel like a dick saying it. They can look it up. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, it's on the internet. What is it? It is, yeah. It's $199. But it's $200.
Starting point is 00:47:54 Why do you do a $199? I've seen that on there. People do like $89. Why not $90? I don't understand. Why not $200? Why? Well, because I don't know.
Starting point is 00:48:03 Why does Walmart and Target do that? I don't know. It's like to Target do that? I don't know. It's like to compel people to buy it at a certain price without making it that price. I think they also do it because of purposes that with sales tax, it ends up going over. So they do that to entice buyers that it's below the number they thought it was going to be, but they end up going over with sales tax anyway. You don't include sales tax. No.
Starting point is 00:48:23 Yeah. Yeah. I don't do that. I don't know. What you're doing is tax. No. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm just, I don't know what you're doing. What you're doing is wrong. It's wrong. It's fraud. It's fraud. It's fraud. It's fraud. Just do 200, just do 200 and get over it. Will you do a cameo for me right now for free? Will you do one for free right now for me? Yeah. If you sign up for my only fans here, I already, I'm a, I'm actually a, I'm a super code fan i'm a super cody fan you if you look my name is i'm the top one on there it's called that's what we call that's what i call
Starting point is 00:48:51 you guys the super codes the super codes i'm a super code fan as you know uh yeah do i i thought about the cameo world they reached out to me and i think i when i first came around i was gonna i was gonna mess with them and then um and then i i and then i didn't do it because um i already have enough fans that masturbate to my videos like this like this is getting jerked off to by at least a dozen people like at seriously every time i do a podcast i get people that i go hey man i jerk off to your videos and i'm like what videos and they're like anything anything on youtube mostly whiskey ginger. And,
Starting point is 00:49:26 uh, this one will get a lot more because of you. There's a lot more dudes that'll be pulling on their, uh, on their steamboat because of you. And, uh, so right now you think dudes are,
Starting point is 00:49:35 dudes are jerking off right now? Uh, yeah. Yeah. There's literally no doubt in my mind. Yeah. Okay. So can you look right in the camera and say,
Starting point is 00:49:43 go ahead and come right now? Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead and come right now yeah go ahead go ahead and come it's cool it's all good yeah yeah there i hope that helps i hope that helps subtle encouragement go ahead and come it's cool man go ahead and come to imagine that some guy might get off or some guy might be like oh fuck yeah cody that's all i need to interest you huh cameo wasn't no i know it's not that chris d'alia made his like fifty thousand dollars or some shit and they thought that was pretty funny well look i mean i just i just feel like i talk to people on this a lot and i have a lot of fan interaction and then with that i just i knew i, when you know, you're not going to be good at something.
Starting point is 00:50:27 I knew I wouldn't be good at those because I would feel, I don't know. There's, there's things I just like people are doing a lot of lives or people are doing, um, uh, digital standup shows right now. And as a comedian, nothing, nothing in like everything inside of me wants to do a show more than anything, but I just can't do a live online show because it's not i know i wouldn't like it or be good at it and i would project that you know what i mean like i know in a cameo i would project my discontent for it because i don't really want to do it like something about it doesn't interest me so it'd be disingenuous i'd be doing videos that are like hey hey, happy birthday, Mike. And I'd be annoyed
Starting point is 00:51:05 at myself because I don't like the way I sound on it. You know what I mean? To be this like self-conscious loop. But anyway, I might do it. And if I do do it, I would charge more than you. I'm going to do 201. I'm going to do $201 if I do end up going to it. That's for the sales tax though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We do include sales. I would do sales tax on camera. I'd write 201 plus 595. Have you ever bought one of those things off TV, like a late night TV ad for like $9.99
Starting point is 00:51:34 and you get two more thrown in? Have you ever bought bullshit off TV like that? Like off an infomercial? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, no. Oh, maybe, wasn't the magic bullet, wasn't that infomercial yeah it was yeah I bought a magic bullet yeah we dude I've started I've started to become okay with buying some stuff
Starting point is 00:51:51 off there because I think it's more fun than anything else as seen on tv shit is great man oh yeah like or like sky mall shit love it yeah I think it's the best because it's bullshit and you know it but at least it's fun to yeah it's like fun to try i totally agree like goggles with a you know head massager built into the thing you know stuff like that i'm buying it up run it up yeah yeah buy into run it put it on the card actually speaking of which they took away sky malls i was reading you know comics have been calling me we've been talking about are we going to start flying are we going to start touring and airplanes are putting out all these you know youtube videos and emails to frequent flyers being like, hey, we're sanitizing every seat after every flight. We're putting in like these special updated HEPA filters that like they cycle every day.
Starting point is 00:52:38 We have to put it, you know, trying to give people some sort of solace in trying to fly again. And they've said that they're removing the SkyMall magazines. They're removing all those like pamphlets, you know, the instructional manual. Yeah. They want to get rid of all that stuff because it's more shit to touch and, you know, but also, yeah, because that's unnecessary. If the plane's going down, I'm not reading a pamphlet. I'm panicking just like everybody else and I'm screaming and we're dead i'm not i'm not gonna look at the instructor you know no one's gonna be on the way down looking to find out yeah yeah okay it's under your seat okay so help myself before i help other okay got that one by the way i love how they say help yourself before you help a child
Starting point is 00:53:19 or someone else i'm if i'm on the flight with my kid i'm not helping my kid if he doesn't figure it out that's it that's on him i'm not helping my kid if he doesn't figure it out that's it that's on him i'm not helping my kid you're figuring out someone else's fucking kid no i'm not helping anybody else oh no please no right no you yeah you know i'm stepping over bodies dude i'm taking that last parachute dude yeah i'm stepping right over bodies yeah um i'm taking the last bit there is no parachute you know that right yeah i bring mine i bring one every you do is that your overhead that's in your overhead yeah yeah it's a it's a paranoia type thing but it's just you know just a case how funny would it be if a plane was going down and you just strapped on a parachute but you
Starting point is 00:53:59 just can't you can't get out anyway so you die with the parachute on. And they're like, right idea, wrong execution. I deploy it in the plane. People are getting tangled in it. This is exponentially worse. This is so much worse. This is way worse. So wait, though. You developed, you did, we talked before, you developed an app that did really well, right?
Starting point is 00:54:23 Didn't you do something that did very well? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so my senior year. So I went to school for computer science. That was my degree. Yeah, you're a genius. And no, not at all. I got, dude, I was so dumb.
Starting point is 00:54:35 Don't be coy. You're very smart, dude. No computer engineers are dumb. That's a fact. But I'm telling you, I got good at computer science after I graduated. Like after this whole thing. When I started working, I feel like that's when you actually get good at something is when you're doing it good at computer science after I graduated. Like after this whole thing. When I started working, I feel like that's when you actually get good at something is when you're doing it or trying to do it for money. In college, I was a piece of shit.
Starting point is 00:54:52 I took biology of dinosaurs my freshman year. It was a class specifically for athletes. Hell yeah, dude. So that they could pass it and get a credit so they could stay on the team. It's for the basketball players and the football players or whatever. Did anybody fail? I got a D. All you had to do is memorize dinosaur fucking names.
Starting point is 00:55:11 It's like a class for four-year-olds. I got a fucking D. I was the only person in the class that got a D. So sad. That's so sad. Yeah. What was I? Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:55:21 Okay. So I studied computer science and senior year. What was it? Oh, yeah. Okay. So I studied computer science and senior year. All my friends were interviewing for jobs and some, you know, like start of the senior year. It's like all your overachiever friends like already have jobs lined up from internships that they've done, you know, after their giant job lined up at microsoft and uh you know another one was like another big company i was stressing because i didn't have anything i had no i i just summers would come and i would fuck off back to canada and go to the lake and whatever and i didn't do a single internship and i didn't i wasn't like just ready for interviews nothing and so i got really nervous and i and I had a competition schedule too. It was like intense senior year.
Starting point is 00:56:07 So I couldn't like take time off to do like the career days or whatever. So my goal was, okay, I'll make an app. I'll write an app to teach myself how to program iPhone apps. Cause at that point I only knew like Java and something else. And maybe that'll be like a skill
Starting point is 00:56:23 that I can sell myself after I graduate. I can move to or I can try to move to the West Coast and see if a company will take me as a junior iPhone engineer. And so I wrote this app that was like it basically would put – there was an app that did something similar, but it was paid. Like you had to pay two bucks for it or something like that. And I thought it was a great concept, but the captions could be funnier and i could do it for free and so i wrote this app that basically was like a meme app you you would upload a you take a picture you would upload a picture that you took of whatever like something from your camera roll and it would put a random caption on it and would say it was always like really crude it would say like you know um you know um fanny or you know
Starting point is 00:57:07 cunts or whatever right right right right or like takes dick or like cokehead or like some random shit like that and they were always like general enough to where it applied to every picture so people ended up thinking there was like some weird ai that i had built in it that would read the picture and put a caption specific to the picture and so it was that in a combo of the fact that it was super dirty. Like I, I gamed the review system. Apple has to review every app that they let into the store. And so they reject anything that has crude words or whatever. So I timed my, I wrote a database that would, that was a a timed database so it would release all the dirty captions after Apple reviewed it. And so it went crazy viral because people were like, we've never seen an app with the word fuck in it.
Starting point is 00:57:54 And so it went totally viral and it went to number one in the App Store at a time where the top ten apps in the App store were like Google, eBay, like all these companies that were spending thousands on marketing to get there. And mine went to number one, just off viral nature. Because you could write cunt and fanny and fuck you on it. Exactly. Yeah. Because the word fanny. What was the name? What was the name? It was called I'd Cap That. I'd Cap That. Is it still around or no? I think it is. I think it's still in the app store i don't know so what happened was i i ended up selling it right now yeah yeah i think it's still there um you but you sold it to who who so it was a company uh in silicon valley that was
Starting point is 00:58:38 like a mobile ad company like they would they basically were like the the reason why sometimes when you're playing games you get like a pop-up ad that's advertising some gambling game or something like that. It is still there. Look at that. Well, it's IDCAP that. I don't know if it's changed. Well, there's also IDCAP that too. That was my first job when I got to this company.
Starting point is 00:58:59 So basically, they acquired the app because they wanted to drive traffic through their ad network. acquired the app because they wanted to drive traffic through their ad network. And they gave me a job in the process. And my first job after was to create I'd Cap That 2, the sequel. This time it's personal. Wow. This time it's personal. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:59:21 The first review, by the way, the first review is this app is created by the one and only. And it says Corico. Good. Yeah. It's amazing. It's completely frictionless and it's Cory Co. Good. Okay. Yeah. It's amazing. It's completely frictionless, and it's very creative. I love the way he creates captions for this app. Yeah. Considering he's also a DJ and a volleyball player, this is very impressive.
Starting point is 00:59:34 That's my legacy. I like how someone's got your bio lined up. My favorite is that sometimes there's always somebody who's got a critical review of an app. Yeah. Who takes the time who's this guy who's william who's william who says no no one likes this this isn't good who's that guy who's the guy not a big fan of this interface yeah who we're uh to uh uh everyone claims this app is frictionless i gotta disagree too disagree. Too much friction. Not cool or intelligent.
Starting point is 01:00:06 Like, who the fuck? Who does that? These are the same people. You know who this is? What? The Yelp community. The Yelp community, people who go on Yelp and they rate a review of a restaurant.
Starting point is 01:00:20 It's not that the food was bad. They rated something like the valet experience. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The bathroom ran out of paper towels. That guy's a fucking piece of shit and he should be burned in the town square. You'll see a one star in a restaurant and it won't say my chicken was undercooked and the whatever was bad. They'll literally go, the valet took forever to get my car back and I and i couldn't stand it so the food was fine they'll always write that they'll go i had no problem with the food it
Starting point is 01:00:50 was actually kind of good but i gotta tell you the bartender had a little bit of an attitude so that one star a fucking restaurant that they actually enjoyed the meal at that guy deserves to be shot and burned in front of everyone and tell people. What are they expecting? Are they expecting people to read that and be like, oh, hon, we can't go here. The valet is not up to par. We can't go. The valet is slow.
Starting point is 01:01:12 Yeah. Yeah, we got to know. Fuck that place. That always made me mad. And then what makes me even more mad is reading the sad owner or manager that has to manage the reviews and go, hey, I'm the proprietor and I just want to let you know we're disappointed in that and we apologize for that. And they're being earnest, right? They're trying to say, sorry, man, but also why did you give us one star? That fucks up our
Starting point is 01:01:35 business on the internet because it's all kind of, people don't understand, even though Yelp is bullshit, it still does equate to search engine driven traffic to analytic traffic of like how people search stuff. It just, it's what happens. So the proprietor says, sorry, that happened to you. You know, I hope we can fix it. And next time you come in, please see me directly. And they do something nice like that. Reach out. And the person will still say, I have no intention on coming back. Your restaurant just doesn't know how to handle valet traffic. It's like, fuck that guy. Fuck that guy. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 01:02:06 The guy tried to be nice and you're still an asshole? Fuck you. Fuck all those people that do that. The only appropriate time to Yelp a restaurant is if the food was so fucking bad and dog shit with a combination of the service being bad or everything everything's everything has to be a toppling of being bad and fucked up for you to even consider and i still wouldn't but for you to even consider writing a review i still just would not go and if somebody said how is that restaurant i'd go yeah it's not good we didn't fucking we didn't like it that's the end of it you know
Starting point is 01:02:40 but if i don't i don't go to restaurants unless the valet is good well i don't even valet is efficient you don't even valet you won't go you won't go no i won't valet i i refuse to people it's not it's so i i don't bet i don't valet i don't valet i do not wait if i go to a i swear i never do because i used to valet in college and i know how we treat the cars so oh oh really yeah what you just fucking fuck about like joyride and if you didn't know it's in college and I know how we treat the cars. Oh, really? Yeah, dude. They don't give a fuck about your shit? No, it's not even joy. It's like if you dinged a car or
Starting point is 01:03:11 if you're quickly pulling stuff in and out and you bump the thing or whatever, you don't care. It's not your car. You're busy. And if somebody goes, hey, this scratch wasn't there, you just go, oh, yeah, no, yeah, it was was or we have a liability contract that everybody sees when they come in on the posted sign that says we're not
Starting point is 01:03:29 responsible for lost or stolen items or damage and da da da da yeah they don't give a fuck i used to valet we don't care we don't care so i won't i don't valet no way dude i i've gone to a country club like a nice high-end country club and i'll go where's the self-park and i'll park myself and they hate it they hate it because i'm a guest i'm supposed to valet i'll tip the valet i'll give him money but i'll just park it myself i'll go here's 20 bucks i'm just gonna park my car myself and they go all right and they look at me like i'm an idiot but i'm like yeah this way i don't get any door dings and there's no that's a good i don't have yeah that's a good little restaurant give money that's a good little like restaurant uh um – yeah. That's a good little restaurant. I'll take the guy. I'll still give him money. That's a good little restaurant secret. Didn't Anthony Bourdain say never eat mussels at a restaurant ever or something like that?
Starting point is 01:04:13 Yeah. Because they're always bad or they're always two days old or whatever. And he said never eat at a place where the bathrooms aren't clean because that shows how serious they take hygiene. It's one thing that they could do that's easy. By the way, muscles, and I love muscles. I had muscles in San Francisco, which you think of all places, it should be San Francisco, man.
Starting point is 01:04:35 It's like seafood heaven in the Bay Area. I got so fucking sick from muscles in San Francisco, I almost couldn't do a show that night. Dude, grumbly, tumble, grumbly, tummy, grumbly, tumbleys, grumbly, tumbleys, bro. I almost had the schitzky doodles on stage. Dude, it was the worst. My stomach hurts so bad. Yeah. Bourdain's right. Don't eat fucking muscles. Don't don't. The rule is don't eat muscles unless you're from, it is from a super high end seafood place. Yeah. And they, they just do those things. Don't eat
Starting point is 01:05:05 mussels from like a Italian restaurant that also has mussels. Yeah. Mussels generally are, mussels generally are cool though. Like I have a ton of them on my body and, um, to be very honest with you, you're a liar. You don't. And I've seen it. I've been on your only fans and you lack what you lack in muscle mass you make up for in hair and teeth, but you just don't have the muscles that you should. Your lack of muscles, it's actually impressive. Your muscles go in where they should pop out. It's like an invert. I know.
Starting point is 01:05:35 I forgot you're a supercoat. I was trying to convince them that I have the, what's under this is nice, but you know the truth. It's not. That's why you're wearing a sweater and it's 82 degrees outside because everything underneath, there's nothing there. I'm wearing two sweaters.
Starting point is 01:05:50 There's another hoodie underneath this one. Dude, by the way, how are you wearing a sweater, a hoodie right now? It isn't hot. It's hot as fuck. I have my AC set to 61. Oh, rich guy.
Starting point is 01:06:02 Someone can afford that, dude. Yeah, I like to just keep it way too cold in here yeah six yeah keep it real yeah well it's because i'm the same way though that i'm like i try to keep it too cold in the house and my old bag hates it because she's women are always cold so she'll go it's too cold in here yeah and i'm like but otherwise it's it's better than when it's 78 i don't it's too hot i just can't have stagnant hot air. It's got to be cold for me at night. To go to bed, it's got to be freezing cold. Same.
Starting point is 01:06:28 Freezing cold. You know what? I got one of these weighted blankets, the gravity blankets. Love, dude, love. Oh, dude. The night that I've changed. Now I'm used to it, but the night that I got it, I haven't had that good of a sleep in years.
Starting point is 01:06:41 It's amazing. It's weird, right? Yeah, it's weird. Yeah, super weird. You think it's not i it's weird right yeah it's weird yeah super weird you think you think it's not gonna be it's not gonna work that well like you in your mind you're like how could this be any different than everything i've ever tried yeah it does it and it does oh it works it's magic it really is it's one of those things that it's like it's one of those things that's just it's worth it there's another my buddy got an uler you ever heard of this an uler yeah it's like a layer
Starting point is 01:07:03 that you put in between your like sheets and? Yeah, it's like a layer that you put in between your sheets and your mattress. And it's like a water-cooled. So it cools your whole bed. And you can set the specific temperature and it cools right to that temperature. And you can set it for different sides of the bed. Apparently, it's like a life changer. No, I have heard about it. I mean, it depends on what money category you're in.
Starting point is 01:07:24 I am a multi, multi, multi, multi, multi, multi billionaire, and I have very, very heavy specifications on my sleep. Baby arms and baby legs, you know, baby, like squishy baby arms. I have babies that have been removed of their limbs. My bed is made of baby arms and baby legs that are preserved. It's so squishy. Look, if you have the cash, if you have the cream, Is that not illegal?
Starting point is 01:07:55 then you can do it. I don't, what's the law? Who's going to come get me? Yeah. Do you work for the cops? Are you a cop? I look like one. Yeah, but if you don't, you're not come who's gonna get me by the way uh joke jokes aside i thought about that the
Starting point is 01:08:11 other day i was like what cop is working overtime during the pandemic yeah you know what i mean like i feel like this is a great time to be a criminal because even cops are like i'm not going over there is fucking no i don't want to get sick. They could have it. They could have the thing. It's a TV. It's a TV. Let them have it. I'll let you off with a warning. Yeah, hey, hey, put it down. That's what British cops do.
Starting point is 01:08:32 No. They don't have guns. No, they go, hey, put it down. Please, put it back. Please. No, no. Well, no, no, no, no. Well, listen, dude. I appreciate you you're you are a
Starting point is 01:08:49 wonderful dude i'm happy i'm happy to be a super code um everyone should follow everything that you're doing because you're incredible uh the tiny meat gang is very entertaining you're a very funny dude i'll link everything in the description so people can follow you and your only fans and your cameo and uh we end the episode with one word or one phrase. I'm going to get off camera. You're going to say it into the camera when I'm away. One word or one phrase. Go ahead. Just anything? Yeah. Vegan.
Starting point is 01:09:20 In here, we pour whisk, whisk, whisk, whisk, whisk. You're that creature in the ginger beard. vegan.

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