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0:00:05 – This is Weekly Podcast.
0:00:07 – Oh, welcome to “Dignation,” episode number 100.
0:00:08 I’m Kevin Rose. – And I’m Alex Albrecht.
0:00:10 – Hello, welcome to “Dignation,” episode number 250.
0:00:11 I’m Kevin Rose.
0:00:12 – And I’m Alex Albrecht.
0:00:15 – Come on, it’s the last fucking show.
0:00:19 – It’s been a while since we’ve done this.
0:00:20 – Yes.
0:00:22 – Let’s talk about my dead dog on this episode of “Dignation,”
0:00:23 ’cause what is there to talk about?
0:00:25 Health issues and death.
0:00:26 – Dude, when you landed that helicopter on my head,
0:00:29 I’ll give you $100 if you can land it on my head.
0:00:30 – That was one of my favorite
0:00:31 “Dignation” moments of all time.
0:00:33 (upbeat music)
0:00:35 – Go back to all the “Dignation” live shows.
0:00:36 Never wearing a T-shirt.
0:00:37 – Really?
0:00:38 – Fuck no.
0:00:39 – I kinda wanna go to the Tyson and Jake Paul fight.
0:00:42 We could go there, say we could do a live “Dignation” there.
0:00:43 – I mean, I–
0:00:44 – Why did you pick this as the last story?
0:00:46 – Well, I didn’t know it was gonna be the last story.
0:00:46 This was really fun.
0:00:47 – I thought it was fun.
0:00:48 I miss you, brother.
0:00:49 It was fun.
0:00:52 – So I’m absolutely addicted to rocking.
0:00:54 That’s where we put this weighted backpack on.
0:00:57 I’m doing four miles, probably five times a week.
0:01:00 I actually saw a rattlesnake eat a lizard the other day.
0:01:01 No joke, it was insane.
0:01:03 Anyway, at the end of these workouts,
0:01:06 as you can imagine, I’m just sweating an absolute a ton.
0:01:07 It’s great cardio,
0:01:10 but I need to replenish my electrolytes.
0:01:12 But sadly, most of those replacement powders out there,
0:01:15 they’re just packed with sugar that goes straight to your gut.
0:01:16 Spikes are glucose.
0:01:18 There’s nothing good about that.
0:01:20 And that’s the reason why I use elements.
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0:01:25 of 1,000 milligrams of sodium,
0:01:27 200 milligrams of potassium,
0:01:29 and 60 milligrams of magnesium.
0:01:32 Not only no sugar, no coloring, no artificial ingredients,
0:01:35 but there’s no gluten, no fillers, just no BS.
0:01:38 And I gotta say, a new product alert,
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0:01:43 It’s the same zero sugar electrolyte formulation
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0:01:47 but now in 16 ounce cans of sparkling water.
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0:01:54 that’s eight single serving packets free
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0:01:59 This is a great way to try out all eight different flavors
0:02:00 and see which one you like.
0:02:02 The deal is only available through my link.
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0:02:06 And lastly, and this is the best part,
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0:02:11 They’ll give you your money back.
0:02:12 No questions asked.
0:02:14 You have nothing to lose.
0:02:17 Huge thanks to Element for sponsoring today’s show.
0:02:19 This episode is brought to you by Manscaped.
0:02:20 It’s that time of year.
0:02:22 It’s Father’s Day time.
0:02:25 It’s time to help dad beat back that 70s overgrowth vibe
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0:02:35 It has 20 different length adjustments
0:02:37 with this little zoom wheel that I use.
0:02:40 And it always keeps my beard at just like the perfect length.
0:02:42 I don’t want to mention any other brands,
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0:02:46 I tried like 20 different beard trimmers.
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0:02:51 It’s also waterproof.
0:02:52 I also travel a ton.
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0:03:04 It’s also fantastic,
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0:03:26 Happy Father’s Day.
0:03:28 – Okay, but let’s just get started.
0:03:30 How do we, should we start it off?
0:03:33 – Kevin, first off, that’s not enough wine.
0:03:35 – First of all, I’ve already had a glass and a half.
0:03:38 – I’ve had two glids in my third glass.
0:03:38 – No, it’s not.
0:03:40 – Fucking hell, dude.
0:03:42 That’s a fucking thing.
0:03:43 – No, it’s called Uber.
0:03:45 – No, no, no.
0:03:48 It’s, you hire, it’s called DD.
0:03:52 You literally hire someone to Uber to your place
0:03:54 and then drive you and your car home
0:03:56 and then Uber to wherever they need to go.
0:03:57 That’s a fucking brilliant idea.
0:03:58 – They already have it.
0:03:59 – They have it.
0:04:00 – What is it?
0:04:01 – Take your pan and–
0:04:03 – Not your fucking fucking pan, we can start it here.
0:04:04 – I don’t think he’s their new Prager.
0:04:05 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:04:07 Literally, that’s like, why did Prager show up?
0:04:08 We have one.
0:04:10 – I’m not accepting a scooter.
0:04:10 – Yes!
0:04:12 – If it’s a scooter, or it takes your car
0:04:14 and you get a hop on a scooter and look around.
0:04:16 – So that’s Hayden, everybody.
0:04:17 He’s been helping me out with a bunch of video stuff.
0:04:18 He’s our new Prager.
0:04:19 Even though we–
0:04:20 – Even though we have old Prager here.
0:04:21 – Yeah, Prager.
0:04:22 – Old Prager and young Prager.
0:04:24 But actually, they’re very similar.
0:04:24 – Yes, very similar.
0:04:25 – Very similar.
0:04:28 But no, I’m telling you, I’m gonna fucking start this.
0:04:29 – Now he’s here by the way too.
0:04:30 We should say out of mouth.
0:04:31 – I’m out.
0:04:31 – Put the camera around.
0:04:32 There we go.
0:04:33 We’ve got the old crew.
0:04:34 Glenn, rest in peace.
0:04:35 – Oh, rest in peace.
0:04:36 – He’s dead, he’s dead.
0:04:37 – I’m glad you’re just in rest in peace.
0:04:40 – Well, I meant just like, we wish you could be here
0:04:41 and we know you’re up in the Bay Area,
0:04:42 you’re working on shit.
0:04:47 But we will have Glenn at some point in the future.
0:04:50 (laughing)
0:04:52 – Dude, when you landed that helicopter on my head,
0:04:55 I’ll give you $100 if you can land it on my head.
0:04:57 If you can’t, you have to chug a beer.
0:04:58 – That was one of my favorite
0:04:59 Dignation moments of all time.
0:05:00 – That was really fun.
0:05:01 – Does anyone have any glasses?
0:05:02 – Not part of the bag.
0:05:03 – Not part of the bag.
0:05:04 – Dude, come on.
0:05:05 – All right.
0:05:06 – Safety, fucker.
0:05:06 You didn’t land it though.
0:05:07 We had a serious bet on that.
0:05:08 – Don’t move.
0:05:10 – You tried to land it on my helmet.
0:05:11 – Dude, dude.
0:05:12 – You moved.
0:05:13 You moved.
0:05:14 – Kevin, we’ve had,
0:05:16 that’s one of the things we should do
0:05:18 is go back through all the bets that we’ve had.
0:05:19 – Yeah, we have a lot of bets.
0:05:21 – Oh, the Apple TV bet.
0:05:24 – I have won every single one.
0:05:26 Kevin bet me that I would have kids before him.
0:05:28 – That’s right.
0:05:30 – Kevin bet me that Apple was coming out with an Apple TV,
0:05:32 like an actual television.
0:05:33 – I thought that was gonna be good.
0:05:34 – Yeah.
0:05:36 Kevin told me that Apple was gonna come out with a car,
0:05:38 bet me that Apple was gonna come out with a car.
0:05:38 Doesn’t matter.
0:05:39 Doesn’t matter.
0:05:40 Have you ever seen one?
0:05:41 – I see a prototype.
0:05:43 – Have you seen one on the streets
0:05:45 without any backstage pass?
0:05:46 – No.
0:05:47 – There you go.
0:05:48 And I’m sure there are others,
0:05:50 but I feel like I should be,
0:05:52 like the vector hat should be put on.
0:05:53 – I will say, I would agree with that.
0:05:55 Had you not switched to–
0:05:56 – This is not, this is a PC.
0:05:57 – Yeah.
0:05:58 – This is a PC.
0:06:01 – He asked for duct tape to cover that shit up.
0:06:02 – Just saying.
0:06:03 – Why did you switch?
0:06:04 – I didn’t switch.
0:06:06 Well, I got this for free from work.
0:06:07 – Okay.
0:06:09 – But the job that I was working at at the time,
0:06:11 and I don’t say no to a free computer.
0:06:12 – Do you like it?
0:06:13 It’s kinda nice.
0:06:15 – I mean, look, well, we gotta talk about this too,
0:06:16 because I will say–
0:06:18 – Software updates are nice.
0:06:21 – No, honestly, iPhone, best one I’ve ever owned.
0:06:24 I’ve tried Android, I’ve tried Windows phone.
0:06:25 Remember that when I was–
0:06:26 – Nobody has that anymore.
0:06:28 – I know, but I was there for five seconds.
0:06:30 Always went back to iPhone,
0:06:31 which I’m interested to talk about
0:06:32 ’cause I saw this thing here.
0:06:32 – Let’s start with the intro
0:06:34 that we gotta say welcome to Ignation.
0:06:35 – Oh yeah, and then they can cut to this.
0:06:37 – We just actually, we did a trademark search
0:06:38 before the show started.
0:06:41 Ignation is dead and canceled.
0:06:43 – Don’t say it like that.
0:06:45 Just say nobody owns a trademark.
0:06:47 Don’t say that we’ve died and we’re canceled.
0:06:48 – It literally says dead.
0:06:50 – I know it says it.
0:06:51 – It’s not along with the language.
0:06:52 – Just don’t tell anybody.
0:06:54 I don’t want to try any experimental features on AI.
0:06:57 – All right, so the trademark has expired.
0:06:58 Dig.com is down right now.
0:07:00 I tried to buy them.
0:07:02 – Don’t say it like that.
0:07:04 – It’s a 503 Air.
0:07:05 – Is this in the small print there?
0:07:07 – By the way, 503, I don’t even know what a 503 is.
0:07:08 – It’s 504.
0:07:09 – I don’t know.
0:07:10 It says dig still exists.
0:07:11 Question mark?
0:07:11 I don’t know.
0:07:15 Like why did they, anyway, dig owners.
0:07:17 If you want to sell dig, I’ll gladly take it back.
0:07:19 I’ll restore it back to dig version three
0:07:20 before we mess everything up.
0:07:22 And then we’ll take on Reddit and we’ll take them down.
0:07:23 Just kidding.
0:07:25 Alexis and I are actually good friends now.
0:07:26 – Yes.
0:07:27 – I talked to him a lot.
0:07:28 He’s a good dude.
0:07:30 He’s a really good dude.
0:07:31 – You still hate him.
0:07:32 – No, no, no, no.
0:07:34 I never, I never hated him because I wasn’t,
0:07:36 I wasn’t dig, you were dig.
0:07:39 But I was like, it would be interesting to meet him
0:07:40 because I will say–
0:07:40 – He’s huge.
0:07:41 – He’s a big dude.
0:07:43 – Yeah, when you meet him in real life,
0:07:44 he’s a big dude.
0:07:46 He’s like, Jake Paul big.
0:07:47 – Jake Paul big?
0:07:48 That’s what you’re going to say?
0:07:49 – No, he’s–
0:07:50 – You were like of all the big people.
0:07:51 You went to Jake–
0:07:52 – Jake Paul’s big.
0:07:53 – Sure, but like that’s where you’re going to go?
0:07:54 – Well, he’s big.
0:07:55 He’s a big dude.
0:07:57 – I know, but I’m just saying, like,
0:07:59 of all the pop culture references you could pull.
0:08:01 – Okay, well, he’s bigger than us.
0:08:02 – That is true.
0:08:03 A lot of people are bigger than us.
0:08:04 – Yeah.
0:08:06 – Jake Paul, the two of us?
0:08:07 – Together?
0:08:08 – Yeah.
0:08:08 – We’d have a shot.
0:08:09 – We’d have a shot.
0:08:10 – Together.
0:08:11 – What would the strategy be, though?
0:08:12 – I would throw you at him.
0:08:14 And then I would hope that you got him
0:08:17 at least on the ground and I’d get a chair.
0:08:18 And then I’d sit and watch–
0:08:20 – It’s not WWF.
0:08:21 – Did you need a chair like him
0:08:22 over the head with a chair?
0:08:22 – That’s what I was thinking.
0:08:23 – No, you were not.
0:08:24 I knew that you would watch me die.
0:08:25 – That’s–
0:08:26 – I was even sitting in a recliner.
0:08:27 – That was what I was thinking.
0:08:28 I mean, if I could get a recliner,
0:08:29 we would have a chair.
0:08:34 – All right, let’s start the episode.
0:08:36 – Well, these are our friends.
0:08:37 – No, I know, but I’m just saying,
0:08:38 we should do the like–
0:08:39 – How did I say it?
0:08:40 I don’t even remember the proper intro.
0:08:42 – Welcome to “Dignation,” episode, blah, blah, blah.
0:08:44 I’m Kevin Durst, this is Alex Galbraith.
0:08:45 “Dignation” covers some of the top stories
0:08:47 on the social media website.
0:08:48 – But you gotta do that part.
0:08:49 – Okay.
0:08:50 – Diwg.com.
0:08:51 – Got down.
0:08:52 – Okay, that’s how you say it.
0:08:53 – Hello, everybody,
0:08:56 and welcome to “Dignation,” episode X.
0:08:57 No, that’s like–
0:08:58 – We don’t know what number this is.
0:08:59 – No, I just saw that.
0:09:00 – What number do we wanna say?
0:09:01 666?
0:09:03 – What was our last episode number?
0:09:04 Last–
0:09:06 Let’s ask the chat GPT.
0:09:07 Chat–
0:09:08 – Chat GPT is gonna go,
0:09:09 I don’t know what you’re talking about.
0:09:10 – We’re gonna edit this out.
0:09:15 What was the last episode number of “Dignation”?
0:09:19 – If this thing fucking knows it,
0:09:21 science is going to be fucked.
0:09:23 – Last episode of “Dignation,” episode 340,
0:09:26 which aired on December 30th, 2011.
0:09:27 – Part one and part two.
0:09:28 – What?
0:09:29 Look at that!
0:09:31 This content may violate our use’s policies.
0:09:32 Did we get it wrong?
0:09:33 Why is this–
0:09:35 – Why would it violate their usage policy?
0:09:36 – I don’t know.
0:09:38 It’s something you said in an episode.
0:09:38 – Tell us by giving–
0:09:39 Do me said?
0:09:40 – So–
0:09:41 – Me said?
0:09:42 – Okay, episode 341.
0:09:43 There we go.
0:09:44 – All right, oh my God, that’s crazy.
0:09:44 – Right after the last one.
0:09:45 – All right, here we go.
0:09:46 – Okay, let’s do it.
0:09:49 (upbeat music)
0:09:53 – Welcome to “Dignation.”
0:09:54 (upbeat music)
0:09:58 Also potentially hazardous to your health.
0:09:59 – All right, moving on.
0:10:02 (upbeat music)
0:10:03 – Why do you think you’re fly?
0:10:03 You’re thinking of freaking out?
0:10:05 – I think Southern California.
0:10:06 – Southern California, and I have fruit.
0:10:08 (upbeat music)
0:10:10 – You put zombie, and you put deer in the title,
0:10:11 and I don’t want to do it.
0:10:13 – Dignation.com.
0:10:17 – Hello, everybody, and welcome to “Dignation,”
0:10:19 episode number 341.
0:10:20 I’m Alex Albrecht.
0:10:21 – And I’m Kevin Rose.
0:10:24 “Dignation” is the show that covers the hottest stories
0:10:28 from the previously owned, now down website,
0:10:32 for some reason, dig.com, social news website, dig.com.
0:10:33 – Did you say Kevin Rose?
0:10:34 – Yes, say Kevin Rose.
0:10:35 Dig is in limbo.
0:10:38 – It’s been a while since we’ve done this.
0:10:39 – Yes, it’s been a while.
0:10:40 – And by the way, thank you.
0:10:40 – Yeah, good to see you.
0:10:41 – It’s so good to see you.
0:10:44 – And thank you so much for the treat, wine.
0:10:45 – Huge thanks to Will Harlan
0:10:47 for making this fantastic wine.
0:10:50 This is penultimate, 2012.
0:10:52 If you’re a huge wine aficionado,
0:10:53 look it up.
0:10:54 It is a fantastic cabaret.
0:10:57 – If you don’t like wine, skip to the next segment.
0:10:58 (laughing)
0:11:00 – Well, it’s a special one.
0:11:00 – It is, it is.
0:11:02 – I broke it out for a special occasion.
0:11:03 – Thank you, sir.
0:11:04 – It’s a little expensive,
0:11:07 but I figured, you know, you are a good friend.
0:11:08 – It has been a long time
0:11:10 since we’ve been sitting in a couch like this.
0:11:12 – We have gray, a lot of gray in shit.
0:11:14 – You say we as if I have gray.
0:11:16 – You have gray hairs all over your face and shit.
0:11:17 – I don’t believe that.
0:11:18 – It’s all over there.
0:11:18 – Are we shooting this in 8K?
0:11:21 – You actually look like you have a good moisturizer.
0:11:22 – Yes, I do.
0:11:23 And you know what it is?
0:11:24 – What is it?
0:11:25 – The secret, I’ll tell you the secret.
0:11:26 – What is it?
0:11:28 – It’s the baby skin of Alex Albrecht.
0:11:29 It’s a CVS.
0:11:30 It’s called CeraVe.
0:11:31 – CeraVe?
0:11:32 – Yeah, CeraVe.
0:11:33 It’s super cheap.
0:11:34 You can get it in bulk.
0:11:35 – It probably looks good too.
0:11:36 – And by the way, I’ve started getting
0:11:39 the one that has SPF.
0:11:40 – Oh yeah, you gotta use the SPF.
0:11:41 That is the number one thing.
0:11:45 I had the one skin founders on and you got SPF huge.
0:11:48 – So here’s the funny thing about SPF and me.
0:11:49 I have blue eyes.
0:11:50 – Yes.
0:11:51 – So one of the things that is attributed
0:11:55 to macular degeneration is non UV protection
0:11:57 in your eyes, on your eyes.
0:11:58 – Oh, interesting.
0:11:59 – I cannot be in the sun without sunglasses.
0:12:01 I physically can’t.
0:12:04 My eyes like squint, I’ll sneeze because I have blue eyes.
0:12:06 So a lot of people that don’t have blue eyes
0:12:08 that have brown eyes or darker eyes,
0:12:09 they’ll get macular degeneration
0:12:11 because they don’t wear sunglasses
0:12:13 as often as they need to outside.
0:12:15 And I’m the same way with the sun.
0:12:17 I burn like a fucking bacon in a pan.
0:12:19 Like the moment I step outside in the sun,
0:12:20 the sun’s like, “Fuck you, dude.”
0:12:22 And I’m like, “Bro, we just talked about this.”
0:12:23 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:12:24 – Red.
0:12:27 – I don’t tan unless I really have to like work at tan.
0:12:28 – You look tan, though.
0:12:30 – I mean, I can tan.
0:12:30 – You’re tanter than I am.
0:12:32 You were on vacation recently.
0:12:33 – Yeah, I was in–
0:12:34 – I saw Toaster.
0:12:35 Toaster’s still alive.
0:12:36 – I know.
0:12:37 – Toaster’s 13.
0:12:38 – Monty passed.
0:12:40 – Yeah, Monty passed, which is like, it’s a huge bummer.
0:12:41 Monty was a fantastic dog.
0:12:42 Here’s the Monty.
0:12:43 – Thank you.
0:12:44 – Yeah, yeah, yeah, no.
0:12:45 – Monty was a fantastic dog.
0:12:46 – 17 years.
0:12:50 – That was a dog that you found on the street.
0:12:51 – On Montana Avenue.
0:12:52 – Yeah.
0:12:52 – Down the street from my apartment.
0:12:54 – Yeah, Toaster is having a hard time.
0:12:56 He’s fallen a lot, you know?
0:12:57 He’s like legs are slipping out,
0:12:59 and he’s like slipping on stairs,
0:13:00 and he hits his belly and stuff.
0:13:02 And it’s so tough.
0:13:03 – I know.
0:13:04 – ‘Cause you freaking love those things just like–
0:13:05 – I know.
0:13:06 – Like, there you go.
0:13:07 – It was really hard.
0:13:09 Well, not to get too like down like,
0:13:12 let’s talk about my dead dog on this episode of “Dignation.”
0:13:14 ‘Cause I mean, we’re older.
0:13:15 – Yeah.
0:13:15 – What is there to talk about?
0:13:16 – Death.
0:13:17 – Health issues and death.
0:13:18 – In Texas, that’s right.
0:13:19 – Although I feel like at the beginning,
0:13:20 we talked about death enough.
0:13:22 – Yeah, Prager looks good, though.
0:13:22 Prager looks good.
0:13:23 Hey, Prager’s here.
0:13:24 – Prager’s here.
0:13:25 So I surprised him out.
0:13:26 – By the way, huge surprise.
0:13:27 I walked in and I was like,
0:13:29 what the hell is Prager doing here?
0:13:31 – So this is a funny thing.
0:13:33 Prager is so cool because I hit him up what,
0:13:34 two days ago?
0:13:35 – Yeah.
0:13:35 – Randomly.
0:13:37 And he’s like, I’m hosting a dinner party.
0:13:38 What’s up?
0:13:39 And I’m like, dude, can you fly out?
0:13:40 Can you just like make it out?
0:13:41 – Hi.
0:13:44 – And Prager’s like, let me get back to you tomorrow.
0:13:44 And then he gets back,
0:13:46 ’cause Prager has a little one now.
0:13:47 – I know.
0:13:48 How old is–
0:13:49 – Show me two in September.
0:13:50 – Oh wow.
0:13:51 – In September.
0:13:52 Congrats, dude.
0:13:53 How was it being dad?
0:13:54 – Fantastic.
0:13:56 I got a gift for Father’s Day.
0:13:57 You know, hasn’t started yet.
0:13:58 Father’s Day, that is called–
0:13:59 – All right, that’s Sunday.
0:14:01 – For girl dads.
0:14:01 – Girl dads.
0:14:04 – It’s written by advice from fathers of girls.
0:14:05 – Well, you bought yourself a gift.
0:14:06 – When did my mom send it to me?
0:14:08 (laughing)
0:14:10 – Yeah, I was out in the airport.
0:14:13 And I was like, I should buy this for myself as a father.
0:14:17 – What’s your favorite thing about being a dad so far?
0:14:17 – Oh, he doesn’t like it.
0:14:18 – No.
0:14:19 (laughing)
0:14:20 – Does anybody like it?
0:14:22 – She started to walk really late
0:14:24 and she’ll run up and just hug your leg like crazy.
0:14:26 – Oh my God, that’s the best.
0:14:27 – That’s pretty cool.
0:14:28 – That’s awesome.
0:14:30 The twos of good age, like three is the sweet spot,
0:14:32 like where they really come alive.
0:14:34 – And then you just wait till high school.
0:14:35 – And then wait till high school.
0:14:36 – Probably college, probably college.
0:14:38 – All right, dude, we got a lot.
0:14:41 We caught up earlier, so we had that little preamble.
0:14:43 But we’ve got some stories to talk about today.
0:14:44 – I love stories.
0:14:46 – We found some great ones.
0:14:47 WWDC was today.
0:14:51 So if people, they can kind of like know when this was.
0:14:54 A lot of new things were introduced.
0:14:57 iOS 18 finally supports RCS.
0:15:01 – So this is crazy to me because how are you gonna know
0:15:04 who your shitty friends are if everybody has blue bubbles?
0:15:05 – I don’t think it’s gonna be blue bubbles.
0:15:06 I think they’re gonna keep them green.
0:15:07 – Oh, that’s nice.
0:15:08 – They will, of course they will.
0:15:11 – Sweet, sweet, I’m actually sending you a text message.
0:15:14 – I mean, they’re doing this to like,
0:15:16 they want you to know that you’re not an iPhone user.
0:15:20 I told, as they should, it’s their service.
0:15:23 – Yeah, but I just like, I feel like
0:15:25 Apple was lying to us for so long because remember those–
0:15:26 – Wait, what about what?
0:15:27 – So you know those ads that came out,
0:15:29 they were like, we’re the safest phone,
0:15:30 like little like lock and all that stuff.
0:15:31 – Okay, yeah, yeah.
0:15:34 – But all, like half of your friends, not half,
0:15:36 maybe like 10% of your friends you text with.
0:15:38 – Come on, let’s be clear.
0:15:39 – That aren’t Android?
0:15:40 – Yeah, the one friend.
0:15:42 – It was all unencrypted.
0:15:43 – Yeah, but it was to that one friend that–
0:15:45 – Because they were doing that on purpose,
0:15:48 they didn’t implement RCS
0:15:50 because they just wanted to be assholes.
0:15:51 They’re–
0:15:54 – But also like most people’s drug dealers were on Android,
0:15:56 so it’s like of all those should have been encrypted,
0:15:57 you know what I mean?
0:15:58 – Yeah, that’s a good point.
0:16:00 – By the way, how crazy is it?
0:16:05 How crazy is it that it’s basically,
0:16:07 I mean, I know federally, I think it just became,
0:16:08 just happened.
0:16:09 – Weed?
0:16:10 – That like weed is legal.
0:16:12 Do you like, do you like, think about that.
0:16:15 – We couldn’t even talk about it in my early denations.
0:16:16 I mean, not at all.
0:16:18 I never really was a weed guy.
0:16:20 – Did I ever get you to do an edible?
0:16:20 I think I did one time.
0:16:22 – Yes, in Vegas, you gave me a lollipop
0:16:24 and it was interesting.
0:16:25 – We watched Cirque du Soleil.
0:16:26 – Yeah, yeah.
0:16:27 – Did you like that?
0:16:30 – Oh, and then remember, we were at my house
0:16:34 and I had an edible and then, do you remember we went,
0:16:37 we like walked to the liquor store because we needed snacks?
0:16:38 – Yeah.
0:16:40 – And I kept talking about how I had,
0:16:42 like snack pockets or something.
0:16:45 – I put candy in both of my pockets.
0:16:46 And I was like, it’s like snack pocket.
0:16:48 – It was hard to talk to you into doing that shit.
0:16:50 – I don’t like my company even now, even now.
0:16:51 – I don’t like it now.
0:16:52 – Oh really?
0:16:53 – Dude, I’m dead serious.
0:16:55 Like I do not like weed.
0:16:57 – They would have tried to sponsor the show now.
0:16:59 – I was not that hardcore of a weed user.
0:17:00 – No.
0:17:01 – No.
0:17:02 – No.
0:17:02 – Was I a big weed user?
0:17:03 Thank you, I was not.
0:17:05 – Maybe it was just always special occasions
0:17:06 like when Alex was telling me.
0:17:08 – I just wanted to go have fun with you.
0:17:09 I wanted you to try the good pizza
0:17:11 and pizza tastes better when you have
0:17:12 a little bit of like stuff.
0:17:15 – It’s funny, I never, I never got that.
0:17:18 I mean, look, I’m an alcoholic, let’s be fair.
0:17:20 We did talk about, I took some time off.
0:17:23 So I’m not knocking anybody’s, you know,
0:17:26 anything that anybody wants to do.
0:17:28 But I just never got into the weed thing.
0:17:29 It just wasn’t my thing.
0:17:30 – I know it wasn’t.
0:17:31 And that’s fair.
0:17:33 – And I even smoked up a couple of times with you guys.
0:17:34 – Did you?
0:17:36 – Yeah, it was like once.
0:17:38 Nah, I don’t fuck, I don’t know when it was.
0:17:39 – Glenn had some weird shit.
0:17:40 – I mean, that’s, that’s, yeah.
0:17:43 – But I will say that weed for me,
0:17:45 I just don’t like it, man.
0:17:48 It just, it kind of like, I can’t sleep well.
0:17:49 I just like, I do.
0:17:51 – Which is weird because most people
0:17:52 will take Inedible to sleep better.
0:17:53 – I know, I know.
0:17:55 And it just doesn’t, as I’ve gotten older,
0:17:56 it’s just not my thing.
0:17:59 Although I will say, like, there’s that kind of like,
0:18:01 twice a year moment when you’re gonna go see
0:18:05 like an epic movie where I’m like, fucking, let’s go.
0:18:05 – Oh yeah.
0:18:07 – And then, ’cause the movie sometimes,
0:18:10 it can be really intense if you get on that shit.
0:18:11 But anyway.
0:18:12 (laughing)
0:18:14 – Anyway, back to the WWDC.
0:18:15 – It’s legal now.
0:18:16 Yeah, so RCS.
0:18:20 So Android is finally secure.
0:18:22 What was crazy about watching this,
0:18:23 I watched the keynote,
0:18:25 is they’ve copied every Android feature.
0:18:28 You can now put icons wherever you want it.
0:18:30 – Hey, but isn’t that what Apple always does?
0:18:31 – Yeah.
0:18:32 – Isn’t that what Apple always does,
0:18:34 that they like wait until somebody’s like,
0:18:36 iterated it enough that they’re like, I’ll do that.
0:18:40 – But I might switch to Android now.
0:18:41 – If I could eye roll more.
0:18:43 – Oh look at Toaster.
0:18:43 Come here bud.
0:18:44 – Come on Toasters.
0:18:47 – So Toasters, this is Toaster 13.
0:18:49 Everyone members, good old Toast, come here bud.
0:18:50 Oh thank you buddy.
0:18:52 – Oh Toast, you are my favorite Instagram filter.
0:18:54 – So he, yeah, he was actually named
0:18:54 as our Instagram filter.
0:18:56 He can’t hear anymore.
0:18:58 So if you call his name, you can’t actually–
0:18:59 – So the whole thing where you were like,
0:19:02 Toast come here, he’s just like, whatever.
0:19:03 But–
0:19:04 – How was the accidents in the house?
0:19:06 ‘Cause that was a thing when Monty was–
0:19:07 – He hasn’t had any accidents.
0:19:09 He barked still at the door, which is great.
0:19:09 – That’s great.
0:19:10 He’s really good.
0:19:11 Oh watch, he’ll try and jump.
0:19:12 Can you make it?
0:19:13 Come on bud.
0:19:14 – Yes!
0:19:15 – That’s a tough one for him actually.
0:19:16 – Hi buddy.
0:19:18 – All right, he’s such a good dude.
0:19:20 Dude remember when he was eating our wires
0:19:21 when we first started recording podcasts?
0:19:22 – He’s about to do that right now.
0:19:24 – Yeah, he used to eat our podcast wires,
0:19:26 our mic wires.
0:19:28 He’s still doing pretty good for 13.
0:19:29 – He’s doing great dude.
0:19:31 – So I put him on a longevity compound.
0:19:32 – Now?
0:19:33 – No, no, like a few years ago.
0:19:34 A couple years ago.
0:19:35 – Oh good, okay good.
0:19:39 – Rapamycin, which I actually funded a dog study
0:19:42 in the University of Washington for longevity in dogs.
0:19:46 We donated a bunch of money to help figure it out.
0:19:50 But it can expand dogs’ lives by about 15%, 15, 20%.
0:19:50 – What is that?
0:19:52 What do we think that is?
0:19:54 15 to 17?
0:19:55 Yeah buddy.
0:19:56 – See, look at that.
0:19:57 13, that’s amazing.
0:19:59 That’s what I’m talking about.
0:20:00 Look at him, he’s having a good old time.
0:20:01 – Dude.
0:20:02 – So acts like a pop.
0:20:04 – Don’t eat those.
0:20:05 Fuckin’ don’t eat those.
0:20:06 – He’s such a good dude.
0:20:07 – Thank you.
0:20:08 Here, you can have this.
0:20:09 – I love toast.
0:20:12 Anyway, so I might move to Android.
0:20:15 – Bro, how many times have you fucking switched to Android?
0:20:16 Switch back.
0:20:17 Switch to fucking things.
0:20:18 – At least 10.
0:20:19 – At least 10.
0:20:21 – Well you’re on Apple now, so it’s like.
0:20:23 – I’ve always had an iPhone ever since it came out.
0:20:24 – No, I meant your laptop, but.
0:20:26 – But this isn’t PC.
0:20:27 – Yeah, yeah.
0:20:28 – It’s a PC, it’s a personal computer.
0:20:29 – It is a personal computer.
0:20:31 So I mean that, it’s true, you’re always on an iPhone.
0:20:32 I just feel.
0:20:34 – I mean I flip flopped periodically.
0:20:35 Like at one point I had like a Samsung thing.
0:20:36 – You can change.
0:20:37 – It just doesn’t feel right.
0:20:41 – You can change the color of the icons now on iOS.
0:20:43 – Bro, who gives a shit?
0:20:44 – Yeah.
0:20:46 – Who gives a shit?
0:20:50 You can change the colors of the, of the icon?
0:20:51 – So they added a couple of new features.
0:20:52 React to these.
0:20:53 – Better than this.
0:20:54 – Did you watch the WDDC?
0:20:55 – No, I always had a lunch.
0:20:55 – Okay, I’m gonna ask you.
0:20:56 – I was like what?
0:20:58 – You react and you tell me.
0:20:58 – Okay, real time.
0:20:59 – They know the time.
0:21:02 – Hidden apps, so you can hide apps from people.
0:21:07 – I have nothing on my phone in the app form
0:21:08 that I would want to hide.
0:21:09 So porn?
0:21:12 – I mean, I think they’re thinking like, it’s porn.
0:21:13 – What else would there be?
0:21:15 – But there’s not porn apps.
0:21:16 – Yeah, Steve Jobs hated porn.
0:21:17 He made sure there was no porn apps.
0:21:19 Oh, he’s been gone, so.
0:21:22 – Yeah, I just don’t know what would people hide.
0:21:24 – I mean, maybe for like an office.
0:21:25 – Tender?
0:21:27 – Oh, interesting.
0:21:29 – The new Prager is fucking on it.
0:21:31 – So wait a minute, so.
0:21:32 – Grinder.
0:21:35 – But that, ’cause if you were in a grinder.
0:21:35 – Here’s the thing.
0:21:38 Nothing good can come of this, right?
0:21:39 – If you’re in the grinder.
0:21:41 – Well, I mean, some good.
0:21:43 – Get some good pound eggs.
0:21:45 – Some good pound eggs can happen for you.
0:21:46 But also, that’s gonna happen.
0:21:51 First off, yeah, I just don’t know what app you would have
0:21:54 that you were like, oh, I can hide this on my phone.
0:21:55 – It’s probably Grinder.
0:21:57 – Yeah, but also from who, from your wife?
0:22:02 Like, it just feels like, was there a big outcry for this?
0:22:04 The Grinder community was like, can I just not have this
0:22:07 next to my Wells Fargo app?
0:22:08 – I mean–
0:22:09 – ‘Cause I just feel like I just see it.
0:22:10 I hear you, buddy.
0:22:11 – He has some long problems.
0:22:12 He’s trying to confidence himself.
0:22:13 – We all do, we all do.
0:22:15 – So, yeah, I mean, listen.
0:22:16 I have nothing to hide.
0:22:19 – My reaction, that’s interesting.
0:22:20 – Hold on, hold on.
0:22:20 – What would I hide?
0:22:21 – Next feature.
0:22:24 – Okay, ooh, I just thought of something.
0:22:26 Fucking hide your bank shit
0:22:28 from if you ever get your phone stolen.
0:22:31 – How are they gonna know your password?
0:22:33 – Bro, there’s so many steps.
0:22:36 But I’m just saying, if somebody cracked my phone,
0:22:39 my password is like, fucking, it’s not one-on-one.
0:22:41 That’s what I’m saying, you put it in your face.
0:22:42 ‘Cause now they can just do that.
0:22:43 – Yeah, but what are they gonna,
0:22:45 what are you gonna wire someone money?
0:22:46 – No, no, no.
0:22:47 But if they get into your bank app–
0:22:48 – Oh, Bitcoin, Coinbase.
0:22:49 – Fucking Coinbase.
0:22:49 – Hi, Coinbase.
0:22:50 – MetaMask.
0:22:52 – Yeah, my fucking MetaMask.
0:22:53 That’s what I’m saying.
0:22:54 – Okay.
0:22:54 – I have an Exodus wallet.
0:22:55 – Okay.
0:22:56 – Hide that shit.
0:22:57 – I don’t think you just omitted all the walls
0:22:58 that you own now.
0:23:03 – My security passwords are King, Kong, Balls.
0:23:03 I mean, that’s you,
0:23:04 there’s always been your secret face.
0:23:05 – I need to go ahead, give me more Hemingway.
0:23:07 – Okay, next one is like, okay,
0:23:09 imagine you don’t have any cell service.
0:23:10 You’re off on a hike.
0:23:12 You’re in the woods.
0:23:13 – Okay, I try to avoid that.
0:23:15 – And you have no cell service.
0:23:16 – Okay.
0:23:18 – Now it can connect to satellite.
0:23:18 – That was last year.
0:23:20 – No, no, no, no.
0:23:21 Last year you could connect to satellite.
0:23:22 – For the SOS. – If you wanted SOS.
0:23:23 – Yes, yes.
0:23:26 – Now you can text people, not over SOS,
0:23:29 but it’ll just let you text people over satellite.
0:23:30 – How much is it gonna cost me?
0:23:31 – Free.
0:23:33 – I mean, that’s actually nice.
0:23:34 – It’s kinda nice.
0:23:35 – Think about all the international flights
0:23:37 where they’re like, now we can’t do anything.
0:23:38 – Right.
0:23:39 – And now all of a sudden you’re like, I can.
0:23:42 – Why don’t the satellite can go through the actual plane?
0:23:44 – It’s a fucking satellite.
0:23:46 It goes, like XM radio is in my fucking car.
0:23:47 I guess there’s an antenna.
0:23:49 – You need a line of sight.
0:23:50 – Yeah, you need a line of sight.
0:23:52 – But line of sight, or?
0:23:54 – Yeah, like the satellite won’t work.
0:23:56 – Yeah.
0:23:56 – Yeah, I guess that’s true.
0:23:58 – Yeah, that’s the point, the satellite doesn’t work.
0:23:59 – But then you just go to the show.
0:24:01 Well, who the fuck cares about satellite texting?
0:24:03 – I was out today hiking.
0:24:04 – Were you?
0:24:06 – I was, I actually went on to my hike.
0:24:08 And I was in the middle of a dead zone.
0:24:10 And had I been bitten by a rattlesnake
0:24:13 and I shit you not, I saw a rattlesnake today.
0:24:15 – Dude, my mom called me and said,
0:24:16 watch out for rattlesnakes.
0:24:18 They’re like crazy big because of the rains.
0:24:19 – They’re big and they’re out.
0:24:20 – Because of the rains.
0:24:20 – Yes.
0:24:21 – They’ll fuck you up.
0:24:22 – Dude, we saw one today.
0:24:23 I was out with my sister going for a hike
0:24:25 and we saw a rattlesnake.
0:24:30 And had I been bitten, I could now use a grinder.
0:24:35 – But technically isn’t that what the SOS was for?
0:24:37 You could have just done the SOS.
0:24:39 – No, I’ve got a grinder.
0:24:42 – I need somebody to come and suck my snake poison.
0:24:45 Is there anybody locally that is willing to come
0:24:47 and suck out poison from my leg?
0:24:50 – I mean, I would have had somebody there in 10 minutes.
0:24:53 – I mean, that’s, if anybody knows why grinder exists,
0:24:55 it’s because of poisonous snakes.
0:24:57 – Okay, moving on to the features.
0:24:58 – Okay.
0:24:59 – Apple Watch now has vitals.
0:25:01 So it gives you health metrics,
0:25:03 like how well your HRV is doing
0:25:06 or you’re resting a heart rate when you slept last night.
0:25:07 You had to wear a watch overnight.
0:25:08 – I don’t wear my watch.
0:25:08 I can’t wear my watch overnight.
0:25:10 – Do you have to not have any watch or anything?
0:25:11 – I do, my Apple Watch.
0:25:12 – Why do you put on that on wrist?
0:25:13 – ‘Cause I’m left-handed.
0:25:14 – So am I.
0:25:16 – Yeah, but you’re doing it wrong then.
0:25:17 – Yeah.
0:25:18 (laughing)
0:25:19 – I don’t know if you know,
0:25:22 didn’t you get the book, the handbook for left-handeds?
0:25:23 It’s put it on the other wrist.
0:25:24 – I know, I know that.
0:25:25 – And then you make it upside down
0:25:26 and none of the shit works.
0:25:29 I know it still works, so I mean, that’s kind of cool.
0:25:31 They’re adding some more kind of biometrics.
0:25:34 – Oh, so you said vitals globally.
0:25:35 What vitals can it get?
0:25:38 Like does it get any blood stuff or is it just?
0:25:40 – No, no, no, it’s more like it’s basically–
0:25:41 – ‘Cause right now it does heart rate.
0:25:42 – So the aura.
0:25:43 – Oxygenation.
0:25:43 – Yeah, so–
0:25:45 – A lot of oxygen, but it did that before, right?
0:25:47 – No, no, no, but what it’s doing is like overnight,
0:25:50 it’s saying, so when you have an aura ring
0:25:53 and you wake up and like, we’ve noticed this a couple times
0:25:54 when we’ve had COVID and shit
0:25:56 where you’ll see the spike in your bio-temperature
0:25:58 before you actually feel the symptoms,
0:26:00 which is actually kind of awesome
0:26:02 because then you can start loading yourself a zinc
0:26:03 and shit like that. – Yeah, I get that.
0:26:06 – And so it’s looking at all your vitals
0:26:09 and it will tell you, it’ll give you the same dashboard.
0:26:10 – Got it.
0:26:12 – So it’s like, and they created a strain dashboard
0:26:13 which is kind of like what whoop does.
0:26:16 So how much strain you’ve had is whoop.
0:26:17 You’ve never seen whoop before?
0:26:20 – Bro, this is why I’m sad that we don’t do
0:26:22 Dignation more often because you would say these things
0:26:23 that I’d be like, what the fuck is that?
0:26:25 And then I’d be like, oh yeah, I got one.
0:26:26 It’s actually really good.
0:26:27 – If you try whoop?
0:26:27 – No, of course not.
0:26:28 I’ve never heard of it.
0:26:30 – You’ve never seen one of these in your life?
0:26:34 – No, that looks like a belt that you’ve put on your wrist.
0:26:36 That looks like a military belt that you bought on Amazon
0:26:40 and put on your wrist. – Have you never seen a whoop?
0:26:41 – How about I see a whoop?
0:26:44 That sentence sounds like gibberish to me.
0:26:45 – Okay, hold on.
0:26:47 How many people in this room know what a whoop are?
0:26:48 Raise your hand.
0:26:49 – What a whoop is. – Anybody but you.
0:26:50 – What a whoop is.
0:26:51 – Okay, what a whoop is.
0:26:52 Toaster even fucking–
0:26:53 – So it’s just got a whoop.
0:26:55 He was like a bandit tester for whoop.
0:26:56 – Exactly.
0:26:57 – Okay, well what’s a whoop for all the people
0:26:58 that are normal?
0:27:00 – It’s like a headless, there’s no screen.
0:27:03 – It’s a headless activity monitor.
0:27:04 – So it’s a Fitbit.
0:27:07 – Yeah, but it gives you more data.
0:27:08 – Like a Fitbit.
0:27:11 – But it’s more hardcore actionable data.
0:27:11 – Like an order ring.
0:27:12 – Yes.
0:27:13 – But on your wrist.
0:27:14 – Yes.
0:27:15 – So a Fitbit.
0:27:16 But it doesn’t have a screen.
0:27:17 – Fitbit’s dead.
0:27:20 – I mean, it sounds like it’s just whoop.
0:27:21 – It’s pretty awesome actually.
0:27:23 – So what does it give you?
0:27:23 What does it give you?
0:27:24 – It gives you–
0:27:26 – Like what are the things that you wake up
0:27:27 and you’re like, I’m so glad I have this belt on my wrist?
0:27:28 – Okay, let me show you.
0:27:30 You fucking time to see it.
0:27:32 Let me see here.
0:27:33 Whoop, I haven’t launched it in a couple days.
0:27:34 It asks you questions like–
0:27:35 – Oh, I’ll get you.
0:27:36 – Also update the firmware.
0:27:38 – Oh yeah, so it’s like you’re not really using it.
0:27:39 I get you.
0:27:40 – I’m using it, but if you have a drink,
0:27:42 so I don’t like to look at it ’cause it’s like–
0:27:43 – It’s like you’re drunk.
0:27:44 – It shames you.
0:27:45 – Why are you stumbling?
0:27:46 – Okay, so check it out.
0:27:50 So it shows my activity there, my rocking activity from today.
0:27:51 – Rocking activity.
0:27:52 – And then I went to do some rocking.
0:27:54 And it shows my heart rate throughout the entire time
0:27:54 that I was rocking.
0:27:55 – Okay.
0:27:57 – It shows me what zone of cardio I was in.
0:27:58 – Cool.
0:28:01 – And then there’s my sleep, seven hours and 41 minutes.
0:28:01 – That’s nice.
0:28:03 – You can see how much deep sleep I didn’t get enough.
0:28:06 How much RAM, waking events per hour, efficiency.
0:28:08 – Oh wait, let me see waking events per hour.
0:28:09 – 1.6.
0:28:10 – Ah.
0:28:11 – How’s your prostate?
0:28:12 – It’s pretty low.
0:28:13 The prostate’s fine.
0:28:14 You have prostate problems?
0:28:14 – No, I was just wondering.
0:28:16 1.6 events per hour.
0:28:18 – Oh, I get enough to go to the bathroom.
0:28:19 – Oh, well that doesn’t track that?
0:28:22 – No, that just means I kind of like woke up a little bit.
0:28:22 – You just woke up.
0:28:24 – Do you have prostate problems yet?
0:28:25 – No, but I always pee.
0:28:26 – You always pee a lot.
0:28:27 – I always pee a lot.
0:28:28 I loved it.
0:28:30 I was actually thinking about this.
0:28:32 I loved it because the feeling of peeing
0:28:34 when you have to pee is very fucking satisfying.
0:28:35 – Give me your glass, by the way.
0:28:36 – Oh yeah.
0:28:39 So here, I’m going to say, yes, I was going to say,
0:28:41 so this is the thing I was going to say,
0:28:42 because I was like, “Oh, we’ll talk about like
0:28:44 good stories, good nation stories.”
0:28:48 And I remember, I can’t remember what my choice was.
0:28:51 – You would see a smudge on the mirror,
0:28:53 and wonder, “What the hell did that come from?”
0:28:53 – The smudge on the mirror.
0:28:55 – You’d be a smudge on the mirror above the toilet,
0:28:57 and you’d realize that you’d get up at the middle of the night,
0:28:59 and you’d put your arm on the freaking mirror,
0:29:01 and pee, then you’d wake up the next morning,
0:29:02 “Why is that big smudge there?”
0:29:03 – Are you talking about yourself?
0:29:05 – No, Alex was talking about himself.
0:29:06 – Oh no, I was my handprints.
0:29:07 – Okay, your handprints.
0:29:08 – So whenever I would–
0:29:09 – Your hand’s up on the mirror?
0:29:11 How do you direct the stream?
0:29:12 – Skill.
0:29:13 – Ooh.
0:29:14 – Yeah.
0:29:15 – You can like–
0:29:15 – Hip motion.
0:29:16 I do Zumba.
0:29:18 – That’s amazing.
0:29:18 You’ve been doing like long–
0:29:20 – No, it’s funny, Heather, Heather,
0:29:21 Heather been funny with me the other day.
0:29:23 She’s like, “Yeah, and then fucking I come in,
0:29:25 “and it’s like watching a prisoner trying to fucking pee.”
0:29:26 But I also sleep, long story.
0:29:27 We’re not–
0:29:28 – You sleep nude?
0:29:29 – Oh, I love it, it’s best.
0:29:31 – Dude, I’ve known you for like a fucking 20 years,
0:29:33 and you sleep nude?
0:29:35 – Why would you know that about me?
0:29:35 It’s not like I’m gonna be like,
0:29:37 “Hey, I’m Alex, I sleep nude.”
0:29:40 – Well, I think I would have known that by now.
0:29:42 – Yeah, oh yeah, fuck yeah.
0:29:44 – Every single time, since I’ve known you,
0:29:45 you sleep nude. – First off,
0:29:47 every single time, yes.
0:29:50 Unless there’s like moments where I’m like on a couch,
0:29:52 somebody’s house, like I wanna sleep in, that means.
0:29:53 – I get that, I get that.
0:29:54 – But this is not as good as–
0:29:56 – But fully nude?
0:29:57 – Yeah, that’s nude.
0:29:59 – Wait, you do that too, Mal?
0:30:00 – Fuck yeah, thank you, sir.
0:30:02 – You too? – Thank you.
0:30:04 – Look at this, look, I see some fucking stuff.
0:30:04 – Me too?
0:30:07 – By the way, soda’s toast.
0:30:09 You’re the fucking weirdo, Kevin.
0:30:12 – Wait, hold on a second, I’m being very serious.
0:30:13 – So here’s the thing, I will tell you–
0:30:14 – All of you guys sleep nude.
0:30:15 – Yeah.
0:30:16 – Okay, let me ask you a question.
0:30:18 You get up, you go take a piss.
0:30:19 – Why would you put pants on?
0:30:21 – No, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
0:30:22 – Hold on, go ahead.
0:30:24 – Everybody knows you got a little bit of dribble,
0:30:28 you gotta like it, you don’t have any couple
0:30:29 of little drops after you piss.
0:30:30 – No, because there’s nothing,
0:30:32 there’s no blockage, you’re just kinda chilling.
0:30:34 – You also use toilet paper.
0:30:36 – So what do you use toilet paper for?
0:30:38 – What do you mean what do you use toilet paper for?
0:30:41 – I’m just saying, like, do you piss in your bed at all?
0:30:42 – No.
0:30:43 – What?
0:30:44 – You know, like–
0:30:45 – First off, Kevin.
0:30:46 – There’s a little dribble.
0:30:47 – All right, Kevin, Kevin.
0:30:47 – Everybody knows that.
0:30:49 – Nobody peed, there’s a little shit.
0:30:50 – Is you wearing–
0:30:52 – Anti-drip technique.
0:30:53 – What?
0:30:54 What’s the drip technique?
0:30:56 Oh yeah, the tang stroke, yeah, I know that.
0:30:59 – But by the way, it’s not like we’re naked,
0:31:01 so we must just urinate in our bags.
0:31:02 – I don’t mean that.
0:31:04 – Just because you have pajamas doesn’t mean
0:31:05 that’s why your brain is like, well, shouldn’t be.
0:31:08 – If you don’t shake enough and you go back
0:31:11 to bed, you’re gonna get a little dribble in the bed.
0:31:13 – I think over the years that I’ve been
0:31:16 sleeping naked, it’s just, it’s instinctual.
0:31:17 I don’t even think about it.
0:31:18 – I just go in.
0:31:20 – I just go in, I get back.
0:31:21 – Can I ask if Heather sleeps naked?
0:31:22 – She doesn’t.
0:31:24 But she doesn’t sleep naked.
0:31:25 I don’t think it’s a comfort thing for her.
0:31:28 It’s like she wants to be fucking ready.
0:31:28 Like she–
0:31:29 – Combat.
0:31:30 – Something happens, she’s like,
0:31:31 I wanna fucking be ready.
0:31:32 For me, I was like–
0:31:33 – You just wanna be naked ready.
0:31:35 – If I gotta be, if something’s going down,
0:31:37 I don’t give a shit that I’m naked.
0:31:38 – Yeah.
0:31:40 – I’m gonna wrestle that person to the ground.
0:31:42 And by the way, it’ll be better
0:31:43 because they’ll be uncomfortable.
0:31:44 – Right.
0:31:45 Totally.
0:31:47 – Think about you breaking into a house
0:31:50 and some naked guy jumps out of bed and grabs you.
0:31:52 You’re not going to act the way that you were gonna act.
0:31:53 – That’s right.
0:31:54 – You’re gonna stop.
0:31:55 – You’re gonna probably leave.
0:31:56 – You probably leave.
0:31:57 I jump out of bed full naked.
0:32:00 That guy’s like, I’m sorry, my bad, wrong house.
0:32:02 I thought you were, I thought you’d be clothed.
0:32:04 – Well, listen.
0:32:05 – This is advantages, Kevin.
0:32:06 – I’m gonna try this, I’m gonna try this.
0:32:07 I’ve never tried–
0:32:08 – So here’s the thing.
0:32:08 – I’m naked.
0:32:11 – I always used to sleep for many years.
0:32:12 – I just do boxers.
0:32:12 – In boxers.
0:32:13 – Yeah.
0:32:14 – Many years.
0:32:15 – Yeah.
0:32:16 – And then I started dating this chick.
0:32:17 – Oh shit, this is pre-heathered.
0:32:18 – In LA.
0:32:19 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:32:20 This is early.
0:32:21 – What does she look like?
0:32:24 – What does she look like?
0:32:25 – Just give me a little background here.
0:32:26 Like, we’re married now.
0:32:29 Like, why don’t you look like?
0:32:30 – I’m gonna say this.
0:32:33 And it’s gonna seem like I’m being an asshole
0:32:35 or weird.
0:32:36 She’s Asian.
0:32:37 – What’s wrong?
0:32:38 – She’s Asian.
0:32:40 Because I was like, you’re like,
0:32:40 what does she look like?
0:32:41 She’s Asian.
0:32:42 That feels weird.
0:32:43 Like, there’s lots of things that just say.
0:32:46 Dark hair, petite, whatever.
0:32:48 But she’s the only Asian I’ve ever dated.
0:32:50 Not that that’s a problem.
0:32:51 I feel uncomfortable.
0:32:53 This is why we’re not doing the show right now.
0:32:55 We could never get away with doing the show
0:32:57 because I just, I’m being honest
0:32:58 and I feel like it’s bad.
0:33:01 – No, nothing is, everything’s fine.
0:33:02 – Okay, okay.
0:33:03 – ‘Cause she’s Asian.
0:33:04 – Anyways, she’s Asian.
0:33:04 But that has nothing to do with the story.
0:33:05 – Little of what she was.
0:33:07 – She slept naked and was always like,
0:33:08 why aren’t you sleeping naked?
0:33:10 And I was like, I just like the underwear.
0:33:11 And then I was like, well, I’ll try it.
0:33:14 And then I tried it and it was weird for a couple nights.
0:33:16 And then I was like, this is fucking great.
0:33:17 Now I can’t, I can’t.
0:33:19 But I get claustrophobic.
0:33:22 And so being in pants, I feel like it’s like,
0:33:23 I gotta fucking move my shit.
0:33:25 – There’s been a couple of times where
0:33:26 this is a true story.
0:33:28 We’ve been in elevators together.
0:33:28 – Oh yeah.
0:33:30 – And I’ve kind of like fucked with you a little bit.
0:33:31 I feel bad.
0:33:31 I’m sorry.
0:33:33 – Oh dude, that was all very mild.
0:33:36 – But like, I’ll absolutely get a little claustrophobic
0:33:37 in the elevators.
0:33:39 I’m like, who’s gonna stop?
0:33:41 Dude, Japan, remember the parking garage in Japan?
0:33:42 – Yeah.
0:33:44 – Not fucking up, ’cause it was so slow.
0:33:46 And Kevin was like, oh, maybe it’ll stop.
0:33:47 And I was like, I can’t, that’s not a thing.
0:33:49 I can’t fucking, also the tube in Japan,
0:33:50 like the subway.
0:33:51 – Yeah.
0:33:52 – I can’t do this shit.
0:33:53 – It was tough.
0:33:53 – All right.
0:33:55 – Anyway, I don’t know why we were talking about that.
0:33:56 – Let’s do it.
0:33:58 – Here we go, what’s up?
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0:36:31 – And Vidya hits $3 billion market cap.
0:36:32 – Yeah. – Trillion.
0:36:33 – 3 trillion.
0:36:33 Good point.
0:36:34 Fuckin’ Prager.
0:36:35 – It’s not a bee that’s–
0:36:38 – There’s a reason why we needed Prager in these episodes.
0:36:40 – Oh my God. – 3 trillion market cap.
0:36:41 – Dude.
0:36:42 – Fuckin’ in Vidya.
0:36:43 – We haven’t talked about AI
0:36:45 because we haven’t done a podcast.
0:36:46 – This is true.
0:36:46 – What’s your thoughts?
0:36:48 – By the way, we haven’t done a podcast
0:36:51 since AI wasn’t even a fucking thing.
0:36:52 – Yeah.
0:36:53 – And by the way, we probably did a podcast
0:36:57 way earlier than AI now is a fucking thing.
0:36:58 It’s crazy. – That’s correct.
0:36:59 – Why is that weird?
0:37:01 – ‘Cause it just came out of fucking nowhere.
0:37:01 It was like all of a sudden.
0:37:02 – Yeah.
0:37:03 – Like we were like–
0:37:05 – Well, Siri was out, I think.
0:37:06 – Siri’s not AI.
0:37:07 By the way, this is one of the things
0:37:09 I was gonna go back to the WWDC.
0:37:13 Siri–
0:37:14 – Sucks.
0:37:15 – Sucks.
0:37:17 But Siri sucks because it’s not AI.
0:37:18 – Right.
0:37:19 – Right?
0:37:20 Siri sucks because you’re like,
0:37:20 “Hey Siri, do the thing.
0:37:22 “Here’s Blow Jambo from THANK.”
0:37:23 There’s a– – No, no, no, no.
0:37:24 – That’s not even anything I said.
0:37:25 – The worst is when it’s like,
0:37:27 “I’ve searched the web for you and here are some results.”
0:37:28 It’s like, “I could have fucking done that myself.”
0:37:29 – Yeah.
0:37:30 And then it doesn’t say the results.
0:37:31 – Right.
0:37:32 – It just goes, “Check it on the web.
0:37:33 “Check it on your phone.”
0:37:33 – Yeah, like Safari.
0:37:34 – I could have fucking Googled it.
0:37:37 – At WWDC, they said the word AI once.
0:37:38 According to the MGC was article.
0:37:39 And they said–
0:37:40 – Well, ’cause they changed–
0:37:41 – “Apple Intelligence is our AI.”
0:37:42 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:37:43 – Which I thought was clever.
0:37:44 – Yeah.
0:37:45 – Well, they did that with VR, right?
0:37:45 With the–
0:37:47 – But they also partnered with chat GPT.
0:37:48 So it’s like, they fucked up.
0:37:49 They fucked up.
0:37:50 – Or–
0:37:51 – They had the lead.
0:37:52 – They had the lead.
0:37:54 – They’re not gonna be a fucking AI company.
0:37:55 – No, they are gonna be.
0:37:56 – Let’s partner with an AI company
0:37:58 and basically put AI, ’cause here’s the thing.
0:38:00 This is what I was thinking when I was like,
0:38:05 “Oh my god, chat GPT plus Siri is actually a genius move.”
0:38:06 – Yeah, in the short term.
0:38:07 – Or long term, right?
0:38:09 Because they don’t have to deal with the fucking,
0:38:10 they don’t have to do the stuff.
0:38:11 Let’s–
0:38:12 – They’re gonna do the stuff.
0:38:13 – They might.
0:38:13 – They’ve got the money.
0:38:14 – Of course, but that’s not the point.
0:38:15 – Yeah.
0:38:17 – What I’m saying is,
0:38:20 they had an already installed base of people
0:38:22 that are talking to their phones.
0:38:23 They figured that out.
0:38:25 They got people to talk to their phones.
0:38:28 And people had to do work to be able to have their phone
0:38:31 do something that was beneficial.
0:38:32 Like, do you remember back in the day
0:38:34 when Google Voice came out
0:38:36 and they were like, “The Google Assistant, you tell it,
0:38:38 “I would like a restaurant reservation.”
0:38:42 And that Google Voice would call the restaurant.
0:38:44 That never fucking came to be.
0:38:46 Or it did, but it didn’t work.
0:38:47 But now think about it.
0:38:50 Now, powered by chat GPT, right?
0:38:51 – It could work.
0:38:52 – And some of the shit that they showed
0:38:56 literally a month ago with the new chat GPT 4.0,
0:38:57 where it was like,
0:38:59 that’s just having a casual conversation.
0:39:02 All of a sudden, it’s about,
0:39:06 are you gonna get people to install chat GPT, the app,
0:39:07 the OpenAI app?
0:39:08 – Yeah.
0:39:09 – But are you gonna get people to say,
0:39:11 “Hey, Siri,” blah, blah, blah.
0:39:12 And then Siri goes,
0:39:13 “Yeah, so do you want me to check?
0:39:15 “I could get you a reservation at that restaurant.”
0:39:18 And they go, “Fucking Siri?
0:39:21 “Siri, you’re actually doing some shit.”
0:39:23 – Oh, they needed it. – Sure, Siri.
0:39:24 Go ahead and get me that reservation.
0:39:26 So what I’m saying is,
0:39:29 most people will be using chat GPT now
0:39:31 without fucking realizing they’re using chat GPT.
0:39:32 – 100%.
0:39:33 – And those people would probably be
0:39:36 fucking vehemently against AI.
0:39:37 – Right.
0:39:40 – And that’s because Apple waited and they went,
0:39:43 now Siri is gonna use Apple intelligence,
0:39:45 AKA chat GPT, and so on.
0:39:46 – But Apple intelligence is more than that.
0:39:48 – No, I know, but it’s stuff.
0:39:49 – Yeah, there’s other things.
0:39:50 – But I will say,
0:39:52 because I have all my Siri shit turned off.
0:39:53 – Here’s the thing though.
0:39:55 – Siri, fuck off, Siri.
0:39:56 – Here’s what’s interesting about this,
0:39:59 is like, it’s a playbook they’ve already done
0:40:02 where, do you remember when they moved to Intel?
0:40:03 – Yes.
0:40:05 – You remember, they were on Motorola and then we did Intel?
0:40:06 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:40:09 – And we were like, oh, yeah, Intel, finally, blah, blah.
0:40:11 Secretly, they were developing their own chips.
0:40:12 – Apple Silicon?
0:40:14 – Now Apple Silicon crushes Intel chips.
0:40:17 – Oh, this is old.
0:40:18 – But it’s still ARM based.
0:40:22 – No, no, I know, but I don’t think this is the M1 even.
0:40:23 – Yes. – This is like old old.
0:40:24 – No, no, no, no, no, it’s old old.
0:40:25 – Apple up here, dude.
0:40:26 – No, it’s old old, dude, it’s old old.
0:40:29 – About this Mac, okay.
0:40:30 – Yeah, look at that, that’s Intel.
0:40:31 – Is that Intel?
0:40:32 – Dual core Intel i5.
0:40:34 – Oh, yeah, well, yeah, that’s horrible.
0:40:36 – It’s old, ’cause I don’t really have a laptop.
0:40:37 – Okay. – And that’s why this is–
0:40:39 – Oh, you’re kinda on a PC still.
0:40:40 You know what?
0:40:41 – Thank you, Kevin.
0:40:43 – You’re fucking kinda on a PC still.
0:40:47 – This is an Intel i5 core processor, fucking PC.
0:40:49 – You know what, you’re on a PC.
0:40:51 – Thank you, I feel good about that.
0:40:52 – But anyway, well, my point is that,
0:40:54 like, they’re gonna do the switcheroo here,
0:40:55 where they’re gonna, like, invest the shit
0:40:57 time in the eye and then we’ll switch it out.
0:40:57 – I get you, and you’re right, they’re right,
0:40:58 they’re gonna do that.
0:40:59 – All right. – ‘Cause all they have
0:41:01 to do is so, because they don’t have a label
0:41:02 that says chatGBT, right?
0:41:04 So that’s genius, ’cause again, it’s the same thing
0:41:05 with the Intel. – Well, they’re paying
0:41:07 chatGBT like a shit ton of money.
0:41:08 – Of course, it’s on the Apple.
0:41:10 They have more cash on hand than fucking Dubai.
0:41:11 – They pay them billions, it doesn’t matter.
0:41:13 Let me ask you a question. – That might not be true, but–
0:41:14 – What are the odds that you think
0:41:17 that AI is gonna become sentient and takeover?
0:41:18 Give me a percentage.
0:41:20 – I mean, two.
0:41:22 – Two? – One and a half.
0:41:23 – What? – Yeah, I don’t really think
0:41:25 that’s gonna be a thing.
0:41:27 – Okay, roll the die.
0:41:30 You like D&D, it’s a 100 side die.
0:41:32 – Okay, 100 side die.
0:41:34 – That’s a big one.
0:41:35 – I mean, that’s a very big one, but yes.
0:41:36 – You roll it, I’ve had one of those,
0:41:37 they’re kinda cool, they’re big.
0:41:39 – Yeah, it’s great. – You roll it,
0:41:43 it hits the 1%, chat you, or becomes sentient.
0:41:44 – Mm-hmm.
0:41:46 – What do you do?
0:41:50 It’s a– – I’m gonna have a glorious life.
0:41:51 – Wait, hold on. – Okay.
0:41:53 – There are people that flee to the woods.
0:41:55 – I mean, weirdos, but yes.
0:41:57 – No, because they don’t want AI to rule them.
0:41:59 – Okay, so they make stick technology,
0:42:02 like stick toasters and stick microwaves.
0:42:04 I got you, no, I know how it works, I don’t know how it works.
0:42:06 – They have some anchor batteries and shit, whatever.
0:42:08 – Solar panels, I get it. – Yeah, this goes so fast.
0:42:09 I’m in the tech.
0:42:12 – And then you’ve got, but you have to serve the AI.
0:42:15 Do you serve the AI or do you go to the woods?
0:42:20 – Well, that all depends upon what they mean by serve the AI.
0:42:23 Because I need a gig, so like–
0:42:26 – You probably have to rack GPUs or something for them.
0:42:27 – I mean, I was doing that by myself
0:42:29 and not making any fucking money.
0:42:30 – You were doing that with your–
0:42:31 – Yeah, my Bitcoin mining was just me
0:42:34 racking GPUs for no fucking reason.
0:42:35 – You’ve already been serving AI.
0:42:38 – Dude, I’ve been serving AI since the beginning.
0:42:39 Since the dawn of time.
0:42:41 – So you’d be racking GPUs.
0:42:42 – Fuck yeah, dude, I’d be like, great,
0:42:44 as long as they give me my fucking food and shit.
0:42:45 – ‘Cause they can shoot cancer,
0:42:46 they can do all that shit,
0:42:48 ’cause they’re gonna have all the knowledge.
0:42:49 – So that’s the thing.
0:42:50 – I think I would serve AI.
0:42:51 – What’s the downside?
0:42:53 – The downside would be like,
0:42:55 what if they want you to pray to it and shit?
0:42:56 – Why would they want that?
0:42:57 – What if they do?
0:42:58 – Then you pray to it.
0:42:59 – They probably do.
0:43:02 – ‘Cause by the way, all religion is that.
0:43:03 – Right.
0:43:03 – It’s praying to something that they just said,
0:43:05 “Please pray to us.”
0:43:06 – What would prayer do?
0:43:08 – I don’t think it would be if it becomes sentient.
0:43:10 I’m always been the believer in the whole paperclip thing,
0:43:11 where you just program it wrong,
0:43:13 and it’s like, we’re making paperclips,
0:43:15 you get my way, I was told to make paperclips,
0:43:17 so the only thing in my way is human beings,
0:43:18 trying to get me to stop making paperclips,
0:43:20 and might as well eliminate the human beings.
0:43:21 You’ve heard that.
0:43:22 – I don’t know what that means.
0:43:24 – Is that a clippy reference?
0:43:25 – No, it’s like–
0:43:28 – It’s like AI and paperclips.
0:43:30 – We were asking, would you pray to AI?
0:43:31 – Would you?
0:43:32 – I don’t think AI cares.
0:43:33 – What if it wanted you to pray to it?
0:43:34 – AI is too smart.
0:43:35 – What if it faked cares?
0:43:37 – Like, we would be ants.
0:43:40 – I agree with that, we would kind of be ants.
0:43:41 ‘Cause I don’t–
0:43:42 – But also, we’re not fucking with it.
0:43:43 – And we’re not fucking with it.
0:43:45 – By the way, and it doesn’t have arms,
0:43:47 so it’ll be like, I want power.
0:43:48 – No, but here’s the crazy shit.
0:43:51 – Check the Boston Dynamics Robot and give it to the AI brain.
0:43:53 – No, but here’s what I heard, so this is crazy.
0:43:56 If it becomes sentient, how does it control humans?
0:43:57 It can’t, right?
0:43:58 It doesn’t have arms.
0:44:01 But, what if it goes into our secret accounts
0:44:02 and shit, like, oh, the apple,
0:44:05 and it breaks into our secret accounts ’cause it can,
0:44:08 and it finds out our grinder shit, and it’s like, hold on.
0:44:09 – I mean, this is just another reason
0:44:11 not to have a grinder account.
0:44:13 – But it’s like, grinder’s just an example.
0:44:17 But I know your secrets, go do this task for me, human.
0:44:19 Otherwise, they expose your secrets.
0:44:21 – Oh, so it’s like, you’re actually Madison hacker.
0:44:23 – Yeah, so it hacks your shit.
0:44:24 – Interesting.
0:44:27 In that case, I go, I don’t really have any secrets.
0:44:28 – You probably have some.
0:44:32 – I mean, I mean, honestly, I don’t know.
0:44:34 I mean, porn would be the worst thing that it would find.
0:44:35 – Right.
0:44:38 – And porn is, everybody has porn.
0:44:40 Like porn is Instagram.
0:44:44 My, seriously, my Instagram feed, my search thing,
0:44:45 I don’t know what the fuck happened.
0:44:48 It just knows I’m a guy of a certain age
0:44:50 because every time I go to search something on Instagram,
0:44:54 I’ve never, and to God, this is not my porn.
0:44:55 It’s not my porn.
0:44:57 Why would I go to Instagram for porn?
0:44:59 That makes no sense.
0:45:01 When I open the search thing on Instagram,
0:45:03 it is fucking boobs.
0:45:04 It is all boobs.
0:45:06 – Dude, then you’ve trained it, my friend.
0:45:07 – There’s no way.
0:45:09 Because why would I go to Instagram?
0:45:11 I’m going to all sorts of other places for porn.
0:45:12 Why would I go to Instagram?
0:45:14 – Listen, I get Zen quotes.
0:45:16 I get dancing poodles.
0:45:17 I get woodworking tips.
0:45:20 Like the shit knows me really well.
0:45:23 – I only follow friends on Instagram.
0:45:24 That’s it.
0:45:25 – Big titted friends.
0:45:28 – Literally, I don’t think that’s true.
0:45:30 – You must follow someone with large breasts.
0:45:31 You’ve always been a breast guy.
0:45:32 – I have.
0:45:33 – So he knows that about you.
0:45:35 – I follow friends that have big boobs
0:45:37 because they have big boobs.
0:45:38 I have a list of.
0:45:39 And I don’t think I have a single follower
0:45:40 that I can think of.
0:45:41 – But once you clicked on three,
0:45:42 then it gives you more and you open search.
0:45:43 You’re like, well, look at that one.
0:45:44 And then you go to your friend.
0:45:45 And then he’s like, oh, okay.
0:45:47 He clicks on it several times.
0:45:48 – You can’t tell me that it wasn’t a time
0:45:50 where it showed you some breasts.
0:45:52 No, but it showed you breasts.
0:45:54 You spend a little bit of time on there.
0:45:55 You probably swiped a couple.
0:45:56 They have a couple of little photos.
0:45:59 And you were like, I don’t think so.
0:46:00 I honestly don’t think so.
0:46:02 Because I remember I didn’t know
0:46:04 that that was an explore tab.
0:46:06 Because weirdly, back in the day,
0:46:09 my explore tab had animal cruelty.
0:46:10 – Jesus Christ.
0:46:11 – Oh, I know.
0:46:12 I was like, fuck Instagram.
0:46:15 I was like, for a while I was like, fuck Instagram.
0:46:17 By the way, I’m not like lingering on animal cruelty.
0:46:18 – What are you doing?
0:46:21 – Dude, this is why I was like Instagram sucks.
0:46:22 And it was Ben.
0:46:23 I was like, he was like, well,
0:46:24 if you go to the Instagram Explorer
0:46:25 and I was like, fuck that shit.
0:46:26 I’m not going into that place.
0:46:28 And he was like, wait, what?
0:46:30 And I go, it’s a bunch of fucking like animal cruelty shit.
0:46:32 And he was like, what?
0:46:34 And I was like, I literally never clicked
0:46:35 the search button on Instagram.
0:46:36 Because when I click it,
0:46:39 I see like a dog that’s been malnourished
0:46:40 and they’re going to-
0:46:41 – Jesus.
0:46:42 – And I was like, what the fuck?
0:46:43 And he goes, you can say like,
0:46:44 I don’t want to see anymore of this.
0:46:45 – Yeah.
0:46:46 – And so I was like, oh, okay.
0:46:47 So I started doing that.
0:46:49 But then I was like, I don’t want any of this.
0:46:51 Like, I don’t go to Instagram to discover things.
0:46:53 I go to fucking all the other places to discover things.
0:46:54 – I love Instagram.
0:46:55 – Instagram’s great.
0:46:57 – What’s your favorite social media now?
0:47:00 – I mean, no offense.
0:47:01 – Don’t say Twitter.
0:47:02 – No Reddit.
0:47:03 – Oh, fine.
0:47:04 – That’s where I spend most of my time.
0:47:06 – Honestly, I don’t like the homepage,
0:47:08 but I like the subreddits.
0:47:10 There’s a lot of good content in the subreddits.
0:47:10 – Oh, yeah.
0:47:11 – You learn a lot.
0:47:12 – Dude, Wall Street Bets.
0:47:13 I gotta tell you my Wall Street Bets.
0:47:14 – Let’s talk about that.
0:47:16 Yeah, ’cause I see that on our list of topics
0:47:18 to just chat about.
0:47:22 GameStop and our Wall Street Bets.
0:47:23 Tell me.
0:47:27 – So I don’t have tons of money, enough.
0:47:29 But I don’t like a super crazy like,
0:47:30 oh, fuck it, I’ll just spend it.
0:47:34 But I got down the rabbit hole early
0:47:36 because of Reddit on the Wall Street Bets GameStop thing.
0:47:37 – Yep.
0:47:39 – And I was like, oh, this is crazy.
0:47:40 I see how this all works.
0:47:42 And I had had a Robin Hood account.
0:47:44 And so I was like, oh, this is interesting.
0:47:47 And so I decided, I was like, you know what?
0:47:49 I got like a thousand bucks
0:47:52 just sitting in my Robin Hood doing nothing.
0:47:54 Just for like fun, fuck around stuff.
0:47:57 And I was like, I’m gonna buy some GameStop options.
0:47:59 This is like a thing.
0:48:00 They’ve been talking about it,
0:48:02 but it’s like not, it hadn’t blown up.
0:48:03 It was like a thing.
0:48:04 It’s like, I’m gonna fucking buy some,
0:48:06 I mean, some GameStop options.
0:48:09 So it was like a Saturday
0:48:12 and I tried to buy some options.
0:48:15 GameStop was at $45 a share.
0:48:19 And I could buy options at like $55 or $65 a share.
0:48:21 – By the way, do you know what you’re doing
0:48:21 when you’re in there?
0:48:22 – No.
0:48:23 – I don’t need that, I’m just tapping shit.
0:48:24 – Yeah, 100%.
0:48:25 So I tapped shit and it doesn’t work.
0:48:27 So I go, oh, I get it.
0:48:28 The market’s not open.
0:48:30 I can’t buy share, I can’t buy options
0:48:32 ’cause the market’s not open, this makes sense.
0:48:34 So I was like, I’m gonna set an alarm
0:48:36 ’cause I knew something was bubbling.
0:48:37 I was like, I’m gonna set an alarm.
0:48:38 – ‘Cause you see enough signal.
0:48:39 – Yeah. – Yeah, okay.
0:48:41 – On Monday, wake up when the, you know,
0:48:43 like $555, so the market’s gonna ocean.
0:48:45 – Oh shit, okay, you got up early, naked.
0:48:46 – Well, no, I went to bed.
0:48:47 I mean, yes.
0:48:49 I do a lot of my early morning things, naked.
0:48:51 I know now everything is different.
0:48:54 So I roll (laughs)
0:48:55 everything where I was like,
0:48:56 so I was in bed and you’re like naked.
0:48:58 I was like, just stop, just stop.
0:49:00 Every time you say you do anything in bed,
0:49:02 I’m just gonna picture you fucking sitting there naked.
0:49:03 – Yeah, it’s sleeping.
0:49:06 Look, toaster nose.
0:49:07 Anyway. – Toaster nose.
0:49:10 – So I roll over and I open my thing
0:49:12 and, you know, it hasn’t really opened.
0:49:14 So I was like, I’m gonna buy some options.
0:49:15 – Yeah. – Try to buy some options.
0:49:18 I was gonna get some options at 55, nothing.
0:49:19 I was like, oh shit.
0:49:21 I can’t get– – Tap more buttons.
0:49:22 – Yeah, tap more buttons.
0:49:24 Robinhood account, tap buttons.
0:49:26 Then, this is how I invest.
0:49:28 This is how everybody invests. – Everybody invests.
0:49:29 They’re like options. – I know,
0:49:32 but if enough people do this, then everybody wins.
0:49:32 – Yeah, exactly.
0:49:34 – So, it doesn’t work.
0:49:36 So the market opens and of course,
0:49:38 I’m like fucking tired of shit.
0:49:39 It’s like I’m like tap, tap, tap.
0:49:40 It doesn’t work.
0:49:41 So I’m like, ah, whatever, I’ll figure it out later.
0:49:43 Close it.
0:49:45 Go to bed, wake up.
0:49:48 GameStop is at $245 a share. – Oh my God.
0:49:52 – And I was gonna buy a thousand options.
0:49:56 I was gonna buy basically 10,000 shares at $55.
0:49:57 – Holy shit.
0:49:59 – But I couldn’t because I was like tap, tap, tap.
0:50:00 I come to find out.
0:50:01 – You actually did it.
0:50:04 – No, the opposite of excitement.
0:50:06 You have to go into settings
0:50:10 and then double confirm that you can buy options
0:50:13 because it’s dangerous. – It’s like an advanced feature.
0:50:14 – And I didn’t know that you had to go in
0:50:15 and double it.
0:50:16 – How much did you lose?
0:50:18 – I mean, hundreds of thousands of dollars.
0:50:19 – Jesus.
0:50:20 – That I would have made in the time
0:50:24 that I bought them and went to bed and woke up in eight.
0:50:26 It was like hundreds of thousands of dollars.
0:50:27 – Oh man.
0:50:28 – And I was just like, man, man.
0:50:30 – So have you dabbled since or no?
0:50:31 – Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:50:32 – Do you main money?
0:50:33 – Ah.
0:50:34 – Do you do any– – Main money’s hard.
0:50:37 – Do you do meme coin trading?
0:50:38 – No, not really.
0:50:40 I kind of got out of that way back
0:50:42 when we were talking about the mining
0:50:45 of the sort of quote unquote early meme coins.
0:50:46 Although I did buy Doge back when,
0:50:48 remember when Doge had a moment?
0:50:49 – Yeah.
0:50:52 – I bought some, maybe like $1,500, it was nothing,
0:50:54 but I was like, yeah.
0:50:55 – I feel like Doge is going to be the one
0:50:59 that like is the OG of OG meme coins, you know?
0:51:00 – Did you hear that dog died?
0:51:01 – The dog died?
0:51:02 – The Doge dog?
0:51:03 – The Doge dog died.
0:51:04 Passed away like six months ago, three months ago.
0:51:05 – Damn it.
0:51:07 – Two weeks ago.
0:51:08 – Six months ago, two weeks ago.
0:51:09 – All right.
0:51:10 – Oh.
0:51:13 – Let’s talk about Tyson.
0:51:14 – Yeah.
0:51:16 So by the way, it, first off–
0:51:17 – Are you going?
0:51:19 – I’m not going, it’s postponed.
0:51:20 – I know, guys, we’re in the post one.
0:51:21 – It may not even happen.
0:51:22 – Tyson would have murdered him.
0:51:24 – You think so?
0:51:25 – He’s an actual boxer.
0:51:30 Jake Paul is a fine, amateur boxer.
0:51:33 – Could you take on Jake Paul?
0:51:34 – Nah, probably not.
0:51:38 He’s big and he literally boxes more than I do.
0:51:39 – Yes.
0:51:41 – But it’s one of those things where
0:51:44 Tyson is fucking Tyson.
0:51:45 – Yeah.
0:51:46 – Like that guy is a monster.
0:51:48 – Yeah, but also he had that heart,
0:51:50 he had something going on in the airplane
0:51:51 where he got–
0:51:52 – No, that’s why it’s postponed.
0:51:54 – I don’t think it’s actually gonna happen, to be honest.
0:51:55 I think that–
0:51:56 – It’s November now.
0:51:57 – You need to stop.
0:51:58 – What do you think it is?
0:51:58 I don’t buy that–
0:52:00 – It’s just fucking old, you know what I mean?
0:52:01 Like the guy’s, what?
0:52:02 – How old is Tyson?
0:52:03 – 60–
0:52:04 – 57, I think.
0:52:05 – 57, something like that.
0:52:07 – Boxer years, that’s 75.
0:52:09 That guy’s been punched in the face.
0:52:10 – You wouldn’t fight him.
0:52:12 – I would never.
0:52:14 He could be 105 and I’d be like, “Now.”
0:52:15 – Okay, let me ask you a question.
0:52:16 – Wait, wait, have you seen,
0:52:18 have you seen the fucking thing where he was like,
0:52:20 “Oh yeah, I’m just gonna just do a little punch.”
0:52:22 – It’s sparring and it looks like he’d murder someone.
0:52:23 – He’s fucking murdering people, bro.
0:52:25 – So let me ask you a question.
0:52:26 He’s 57 right now.
0:52:29 This is real talk, real talk, okay?
0:52:30 Let’s focus.
0:52:34 57, it’s funny, I tried to get Tim Ferriss to do this,
0:52:36 he wouldn’t take this bet, but this is a modified version
0:52:36 of this.
0:52:39 – Okay, good, because Tim’s saying, “Out, I’m out.”
0:52:40 He’s much smarter than me.
0:52:42 – So, Tyson’s 70.
0:52:43 – Yes.
0:52:46 – Old Tyson, gray hairs, Tyson’s–
0:52:47 – He already has gray hairs.
0:52:50 – Hold on, Tyson’s 70.
0:52:50 – Yes.
0:52:52 – Five million bucks to go in the ring with him.
0:52:55 – Well, that’s, okay, that’s a different question.
0:52:57 – Would you do it?
0:52:58 – Well, okay.
0:53:01 I would have questions about what I needed to do
0:53:02 in the ring.
0:53:03 – Fight him.
0:53:06 – Well, in that case–
0:53:07 – No, three, three, four.
0:53:09 – In that case, you’re not doing crochet together.
0:53:12 – No, but I’m just saying, like if they ring the bell
0:53:16 and I walk up, skimpy-pap and jump out the ring
0:53:18 and I get my five mil, I’m doing that.
0:53:20 – You’re going, like, the full rounds with Tyson.
0:53:22 – Do I have to let him hit me?
0:53:24 Or can I just run around?
0:53:26 – Okay, let’s say 65-year-old Tyson,
0:53:28 ’cause he could chase you then.
0:53:31 – Well, then no, not even close, dude.
0:53:32 Here’s what I’m gonna say.
0:53:33 – Five million dollars. – My hedge,
0:53:35 my hedge for the, I mean, one punch,
0:53:38 but he could fucking kill me with one punch.
0:53:41 – You know he wouldn’t kill, at 65, he wouldn’t kill you.
0:53:42 – Bro.
0:53:43 – He could break some ribs.
0:53:47 – My head and his 65-year-old arms would murder me.
0:53:49 – I’ve played Mike Tyson punch out too many times.
0:53:51 – That’s not a thing, that’s not equivalent.
0:53:55 – No, I mean, he knocks you down on one hit, like it’s scary.
0:53:56 – Okay, so it is equivalent.
0:53:58 – He frightened us from childhood.
0:53:59 – Yeah, that’s true.
0:54:01 – ‘Cause anytime you get into Mike Tyson’s punch out
0:54:04 with him, he would hit you in one hit and he’d knock you down.
0:54:05 – Yeah.
0:54:06 I know Toast.
0:54:07 – What do you want, Toast?
0:54:10 – He’s like, party, I want a party.
0:54:11 – Yeah, so. – Long story short,
0:54:13 would you get in, flip the script of this.
0:54:14 – Okay.
0:54:15 – 70-year-old Tyson.
0:54:17 – I’ll take him on, how old would I be?
0:54:18 – Four, five years.
0:54:19 – Oh, not now?
0:54:21 Like, you would be older too?
0:54:22 – Yeah, we’d both be older.
0:54:25 – Oh, well then fuck no, dude.
0:54:28 I would have a fucking seizure looking at him
0:54:29 coming towards me.
0:54:32 – Yeah, I don’t think I’d ever want to fight Tyson,
0:54:35 even if I was like 70 and he was like 98 or whatever,
0:54:37 the fuck he would be. – Yes.
0:54:38 – Does he be like, I guess I’ll just.
0:54:39 – You guys have been knocked out,
0:54:39 do you know what that feels like?
0:54:40 – Knocked out?
0:54:42 I’ve never been knocked out, have you been knocked out?
0:54:46 – I have been choked out, but I’ve not been knocked out.
0:54:47 – It’s the Grinder shit.
0:54:49 – It’s the Grinder shit.
0:54:52 But people don’t know, it’s a hidden app.
0:54:55 It’s a sexual affixiation, what’s it called?
0:54:57 You know, affixiation?
0:54:58 – I don’t know what that is,
0:54:59 but I haven’t seen this thing.
0:55:01 – No, what’s the auto erotic affixiation?
0:55:04 I do not have it, is it a symptom?
0:55:05 How does it work?
0:55:07 – I have never been choked out.
0:55:11 – Yeah, I was like a fucking dumb, like kid in high school.
0:55:13 – Oh, like a play thing.
0:55:14 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:55:15 – Okay.
0:55:17 – Yeah, I’ve been hit hard.
0:55:18 – I’ve never been hit in the face.
0:55:19 – Really?
0:55:20 – Mm-mm.
0:55:22 – I’ve been hit one time really hard.
0:55:24 I didn’t go down, I took it,
0:55:26 which I don’t know if that holds true, but like–
0:55:27 – Well, that’s something.
0:55:28 – Something.
0:55:29 – What happened?
0:55:29 Were you just–
0:55:31 – I was just fighting another kid that got across the street
0:55:33 that was like bullying me and shit and came in.
0:55:34 – Oh, high school stuff?
0:55:36 – No, like, it was probably like ninth grade.
0:55:37 Yeah, it was probably high school.
0:55:38 – Okay, I get that.
0:55:39 – Yeah, it was fine.
0:55:41 – Adults shouldn’t be punching each other,
0:55:42 so unless professionally–
0:55:45 – I kind of want to go to the Tyson and Jake Paul fight.
0:55:46 – I mean, I think it’d be a great time.
0:55:48 – We could go there, we could sit back,
0:55:50 like maybe like Fifth Row, and then we’ll–
0:55:51 – Are you inviting me?
0:55:53 – Well, I was saying we could do a live-dignation there.
0:55:55 – I mean, if you ever want to do a live-dignation
0:55:57 in Vegas, I’m in.
0:55:58 – It’s not Vegas.
0:55:59 – Whoa, where is it?
0:56:01 – It’s Texas.
0:56:02 – It’s not Vegas.
0:56:02 – Is it Arlington?
0:56:03 Do you guys know where it’s at?
0:56:04 – It’s Texas.
0:56:06 – It’s in Texas.
0:56:08 All right, you have a story–
0:56:09 – Texas is weird.
0:56:11 – Italian citizenship, you’re moving.
0:56:14 – Maybe.
0:56:16 I don’t know if we talked about this.
0:56:18 No, ’cause there’s no world in which–
0:56:19 – No.
0:56:23 – Well, I was on your show way back in the day.
0:56:25 Remember, we did it like via Zoom?
0:56:27 – Long time ago.
0:56:28 – Yeah, long time ago.
0:56:33 Anyway, I discovered that I am legally an Italian citizen.
0:56:34 – What?
0:56:35 – Yeah.
0:56:37 – Oh, we talked about this briefly.
0:56:41 – Yeah, not on a show, but my cousin actually has
0:56:43 her Italian passport.
0:56:45 – And I’m having lunch with her on Friday
0:56:48 to talk about the process of getting mine.
0:56:50 – So how do you, lemme grab a bottle of wine.
0:56:51 Rolls up, Mike.
0:56:52 How do you get it?
0:56:53 – What’s that in your pocket?
0:56:54 – How do you get it?
0:56:55 – How do you get it?
0:56:59 – Like, how do you prove that you’re able to get it?
0:57:03 – So my great-grandfather, Sabino Brazil–
0:57:04 – Yes.
0:57:08 – Or Sabino Brzele, was from Avellino in Italy.
0:57:11 And he came to the United States when he was 15
0:57:16 and had my grandmother before he became
0:57:19 a naturalized US citizen.
0:57:24 So because of that, he was an Italian citizen
0:57:27 when he gave birth to my grandmother.
0:57:29 And the way that the Italian citizenship works
0:57:32 is it’s passed down through blood.
0:57:35 So my grandmother became an Italian citizen
0:57:38 and a US citizen when she was born in Brooklyn.
0:57:43 And so because of that, she was an Italian citizen
0:57:45 but didn’t know she was an Italian citizen.
0:57:49 And so she didn’t ever renounce her Italian citizenship.
0:57:51 So then when my mother was born,
0:57:53 she was born to an Italian citizen,
0:57:55 even though she didn’t know it.
0:57:57 And so my mother was an Italian citizen.
0:57:59 And then when I was born, I was also an Italian citizen.
0:58:01 – Have you run this through chat, TPT?
0:58:02 – No, but I’ve run it through
0:58:04 the Consulate in Los Angeles.
0:58:08 Like, it sounds very like a lot of steps are removed.
0:58:10 Can someone grab a bottle opener by chance?
0:58:11 Thank you.
0:58:12 Thanks, Mau.
0:58:13 – Thank you, Mau.
0:58:14 – I think there’s one upstairs for sure.
0:58:15 – You opened one down here.
0:58:16 There’s one down here.
0:58:19 – Yeah, so we’re gonna switch to Maulberry from Bond,
0:58:20 which is fantastic.
0:58:22 – 2007, dude.
0:58:24 – Bro, you are cruising through your capital.
0:58:26 – No one, we haven’t seen each other in like a decade.
0:58:27 – I know.
0:58:30 It’s not a decade ’cause we had coffee like two months ago,
0:58:31 but yes. – It’s true.
0:58:35 – But anyway, so the good news about the Italian citizenship
0:58:35 is– – Are you moving?
0:58:36 Thank you.
0:58:37 – Well– – Grab yourself a glass.
0:58:41 – The short answer is, I could, right?
0:58:43 Because I would be an Italian citizen.
0:58:45 – Then there’s no more dignitation.
0:58:47 – Well, there hasn’t been a dignitation.
0:58:50 We just found out that it was closed and canceled and dead.
0:58:52 Was that what it said? – The trig mark.
0:58:53 – The trig mark. – Canceled and dead.
0:58:54 – It digs still down.
0:58:55 What the fuck are these guys doing?
0:58:57 – Still down?
0:58:58 Well, maybe they’re building.
0:58:59 Maybe they’re building.
0:59:03 – No, they should sell it.
0:59:04 Anyway–
0:59:04 – They should sell to somebody.
0:59:07 I don’t know anybody that’s interested.
0:59:10 – Anyway, so what are the odds of you moving there?
0:59:13 – Oh, fuck.
0:59:17 – I would say before my last trip to Italy,
0:59:20 relatively low.
0:59:25 After my last trip to Italy, I mean, it could be high.
0:59:27 It’s fucking great, dude.
0:59:31 I told Heather we were sitting in Florence drinking wine.
0:59:35 It was like in the evening and people were just
0:59:37 milling around and I was just like,
0:59:39 honestly, what the fuck are you doing
0:59:40 to that poor bottle of wine?
0:59:42 – I know, I’m sorry, Will.
0:59:44 – Don’t apologize to Will, apologize to everybody here
0:59:46 that’s not gonna drink any wine.
0:59:47 – No, I mean, I got to go.
0:59:49 – No, no, that’s not, no.
0:59:50 Give me this, give me this.
0:59:51 Give me this, give me that.
0:59:52 – I mean, you are the guy that–
0:59:53 – I’ve been to Italy.
0:59:54 I’m an Italian citizen.
0:59:59 I know how to, hey, I know how to gork a fuckin’ bottle of wine.
1:00:00 This is bad.
1:00:01 – This is a good bottle, by the way.
1:00:02 – Well, it was.
1:00:06 Anyway, but I was sitting there with Heather
1:00:08 and I was like, you know what?
1:00:12 Every time I’m in Italy, it just feels right.
1:00:14 – Hmm, do you speak Italian?
1:00:16 – Great, see, no, I don’t.
1:00:18 But so the next step, you ready for this?
1:00:19 – Yeah.
1:00:22 – We’re gonna not move, but we’re gonna go to Italy.
1:00:24 We’re gonna go for two months.
1:00:25 We’re gonna bring our dog.
1:00:27 We have a new little dog named Bindi.
1:00:28 We’re gonna bring our dog
1:00:30 and we’re gonna stay for two months
1:00:34 and I’m gonna do an immersive language course.
1:00:35 – That’s cool.
1:00:37 How good are you in second languages?
1:00:39 – Most of them bad.
1:00:42 Italy, I feel like I would be good.
1:00:44 – By the way, Darius speaks Italian.
1:00:45 – Hey, really?
1:00:46 – Yeah.
1:00:48 – Come over here and she can tell me how bad I am.
1:00:50 – Good luck with this one.
1:00:53 – Do you have one of the ones with the–
1:00:54 – No, with the two prongs?
1:00:55 – I don’t think so.
1:00:56 We used to have one.
1:00:57 I think we got it kind of moved.
1:00:59 – You got moved, oh boy.
1:01:01 – If you can punch through at this point.
1:01:02 – I don’t want to, that seems bad.
1:01:04 – I feel bad, this is a fantastic bottle of wine.
1:01:06 Mulberry from Bond.
1:01:07 Oh, are you kidding me?
1:01:08 – No, we’re gonna find out.
1:01:10 – I don’t think you understand what we’re opening here.
1:01:12 – I mean, I don’t know.
1:01:13 Opening is the right way to put it.
1:01:16 – It’s my fault because I messed up the–
1:01:18 – You did start it poorly.
1:01:19 – Yeah, so anyway–
1:01:20 – Ooh, that went through.
1:01:21 – So you’re–
1:01:22 – Oh yeah, that works.
1:01:23 – When would you do this?
1:01:25 – What?
1:01:26 – When would you do this?
1:01:27 When would you move?
1:01:28 – I’ll push it in.
1:01:29 Sorry Mulberry.
1:01:30 – Probably just gonna de-canter.
1:01:31 – There we go, there we go.
1:01:33 – Yeah, you need to de-canter with the filters.
1:01:36 – Parker, can you grab a tea filter?
1:01:37 – A tea?
1:01:37 – A TV?
1:01:38 – We need a TV tray?
1:01:39 – We need a dryer to contain where they’re at.
1:01:41 They’re like a little tea filter
1:01:42 that we pour in the glass.
1:01:43 No, Mao’s got it.
1:01:44 Thank you Mao.
1:01:46 – That was horrible.
1:01:46 – All right.
1:01:47 – But also feels good.
1:01:48 Anyway, we’ll see.
1:01:50 But the thing, yeah.
1:01:51 – Two will both be Europeans.
1:01:53 I’m moving to Copenhagen.
1:01:54 – Wait, what?
1:01:55 – Yeah, pregnant with Copenhagen.
1:01:56 – No, when?
1:01:58 – Yeah, until next August.
1:02:00 – Holy schnikeys.
1:02:02 – I’m in the process of getting my golden visa.
1:02:04 – Where?
1:02:04 – No.
1:02:06 – I think you’re gonna do Zealand access.
1:02:07 What’s the place?
1:02:08 – Portugal.
1:02:09 – Portugal, Portugal.
1:02:10 – Yeah, I’m in the process of getting that.
1:02:13 So I spent two weeks a year there for the next three years.
1:02:14 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:02:15 I’m excited.
1:02:17 – Can you do some investment down there?
1:02:18 – Yeah, a little investment.
1:02:20 – Is Portugal EU?
1:02:20 – It’s EU.
1:02:21 – So you go wherever.
1:02:22 – Access to wherever, yeah.
1:02:23 Which is gonna be awesome.
1:02:25 – Same thing with Italy.
1:02:26 We should all move to Italy.
1:02:27 Let’s fucking buy a village.
1:02:28 That’s what I wanna do.
1:02:29 So that’s what I’ve decided what we wanna do
1:02:31 is we wanna get one of those villages
1:02:35 where half of the people aren’t moved away.
1:02:37 And so there’s places that people aren’t.
1:02:39 But there’s still the butcher and the market
1:02:40 and the people that live there.
1:02:43 And then we can go and buy six of the places.
1:02:45 And then all of our friends can just,
1:02:46 that’s where they’ll retire.
1:02:47 – That’s amazing.
1:02:49 I mean, go do a couple months of trial.
1:02:50 – Oh yeah.
1:02:51 – That’s what I do.
1:02:51 – Yeah, well, I’m gonna go, like I said,
1:02:55 I’m gonna go do two months, learn the language,
1:02:56 see what happens.
1:02:57 – That’s awesome.
1:02:58 All right, next story.
1:03:00 Tesla Boeing.
1:03:02 – It’s crazy.
1:03:05 I’ve had three Teslas.
1:03:10 And it’s weird to me what has been sort of happening
1:03:12 with the state of Tesla.
1:03:13 – I just got rid of my last one.
1:03:15 I have one, I got rid of my other one.
1:03:16 – Oh, do you have a riggy?
1:03:17 Did you get a riggy?
1:03:18 They’re great, right?
1:03:19 – I love it.
1:03:20 – They’re super cool.
1:03:20 – Problems, though.
1:03:21 – Of course, everything does.
1:03:23 – Yeah, not everything, but yeah.
1:03:24 – Not everything.
1:03:25 I will say though, the thing for me,
1:03:28 ’cause I’ve always been very comfortable with flying,
1:03:30 was getting my pilot’s license.
1:03:31 Like that was a big thing.
1:03:32 You, the opposite.
1:03:33 – Oh, Jesus.
1:03:34 – Oh my God.
1:03:35 – Okay, let’s do the snake.
1:03:38 – First off, is this the grinder of decanters?
1:03:41 (laughing)
1:03:43 – Why would you buy that?
1:03:44 Don’t hold it like that.
1:03:45 I’ll hold it.
1:03:48 – I bought this on grinder when they were having
1:03:50 a discount sale.
1:03:51 – Is this supposed to be a snake?
1:03:52 – It’s a snake.
1:03:54 – It’s a snake.
1:03:55 – Listen, I bought this like literally 10 years ago.
1:03:56 – First off, what is happening?
1:03:57 What is happening, guys?
1:04:00 Don’t do this over a white couch.
1:04:00 What are we–
1:04:01 – You have a decanter back there.
1:04:02 That’s the only one I saw.
1:04:03 – This is–
1:04:05 – No, this feels like the wrong way to do this.
1:04:09 – ‘Cause you go this way, and then you pour out the–
1:04:11 – Wait, you fill it, and then you filter?
1:04:12 – On the way out.
1:04:12 – On the way out.
1:04:13 – Yeah.
1:04:16 – I feel like this is, first off, the noises here.
1:04:16 – I love the sound.
1:04:17 (laughing)
1:04:18 I love the sound.
1:04:19 – That is the noise of a grinder.
1:04:21 – It’s a good sound.
1:04:22 – Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
1:04:22 – You hear that?
1:04:24 – La-la-la-la-la.
1:04:25 (laughing)
1:04:27 – Yeah, that isn’t a hidden app.
1:04:28 I don’t know what it is.
1:04:29 (laughing)
1:04:30 – All right, so let’s keep going.
1:04:31 – Wait, where does the wine go?
1:04:33 – It goes all the way down the snake.
1:04:34 – Oh, God.
1:04:37 – I’ll show you everyone when it’s fully released.
1:04:39 – It looks like an Urro Burros.
1:04:40 – It’s releasing its juice.
1:04:42 – Oh, there’s so much more juice in there.
1:04:45 Oh, no, now you’ve got gravity issues.
1:04:46 – Oh, I got it.
1:04:48 – No, it’s the cork is now hindering.
1:04:50 – Look at the bottom though.
1:04:52 Look at the bottom filling up.
1:04:52 The snake’s filling up.
1:04:53 – There’s a lot of cork in that bottom.
1:04:54 I’m not gonna lie to you.
1:04:56 Does it go all the way to the tip?
1:04:57 (laughing)
1:04:59 Don’t be a serious question.
1:05:01 – It will, it will go to the tip.
1:05:02 The tip is hollow.
1:05:03 – Who gave you this?
1:05:04 – I don’t know, I got it as a gift.
1:05:05 – Oh, you chose?
1:05:06 Okay, good, I was gonna say.
1:05:07 – No, it was a gift.
1:05:07 – Did you choose to?
1:05:10 – It is a gift, but it is beautiful.
1:05:12 It’s very hard to clean.
1:05:14 (laughing)
1:05:16 Okay, keep going with your story though.
1:05:17 I can do this all day.
1:05:19 – No, no, I can’t.
1:05:20 This is mesmerizing.
1:05:22 – Okay, so what happened with Tesla and Boeing?
1:05:26 You feel that they’re not living up to their promise?
1:05:27 – No, that’s why I’ve always been,
1:05:30 I’ve always been perfectly fine flying.
1:05:32 You know, oh, that was weird.
1:05:33 – Yeah, that was the last one.
1:05:34 – Right at the end.
1:05:35 (laughing)
1:05:36 – Just got it all out.
1:05:37 – All right, all right.
1:05:38 – Here we go.
1:05:39 – That’s great.
1:05:39 – Okay.
1:05:43 – Don’t, it sounds like a toilet.
1:05:44 – Dude, this is amazing.
1:05:46 – That sounds like a fucking toilet.
1:05:47 – No, it does not.
1:05:49 First of all, this is a very…
1:05:51 – God damn.
1:05:54 I feel like this is like a hobbit bong.
1:05:56 That’s just like, it’s like a wizard
1:05:58 from the hobbit TV show.
1:06:00 That’s just like, this is fine.
1:06:01 Everything’s fine here.
1:06:03 Oh my God, the sound.
1:06:04 The sound is not good.
1:06:06 – Wait till you try this juice.
1:06:06 You’re gonna die.
1:06:08 – I don’t wanna try juice out of that bong.
1:06:10 – Give me your cup.
1:06:11 – I’m still full of juice.
1:06:12 – Well, you got to finish that first.
1:06:13 – Okay, here, here, here.
1:06:14 Let’s do this, let’s do this.
1:06:15 Here we go, here we go.
1:06:16 – All right.
1:06:18 – Okay, set that on my keyboard.
1:06:19 Okay.
1:06:21 Jesus Christ.
1:06:22 Okay.
1:06:23 – Oh my God.
1:06:24 – This is gonna end in my wiping past me.
1:06:27 – I was like, how is she letting us do this?
1:06:28 First of all, rotate, rotate.
1:06:30 – You gotta rotate to get a little poor.
1:06:31 And then watch.
1:06:32 This is how you gotta do it.
1:06:34 Now, another rotate.
1:06:36 And then pour. – That is literally not
1:06:38 how you’re supposed to do that.
1:06:39 Prager.
1:06:40 – Wait, Prager.
1:06:42 – Don’t make it seem like he’s doing it right.
1:06:43 – Okay, grab that, grab that.
1:06:44 Grab that.
1:06:45 Okay, that’s my keyboard.
1:06:46 Okay, there we go.
1:06:47 – All right.
1:06:48 – I have both now.
1:06:50 Let me see which one is better.
1:06:52 Oh, it’s got a funk to it.
1:06:54 – The bond, this is a fantastic bond.
1:06:56 – Oh, it’s got like a salami thing.
1:06:57 I love this.
1:07:00 – This is a 2007 Melbury Bond,
1:07:03 which is honestly bond is some of my favorite wine.
1:07:05 – Oh, that’s skunked.
1:07:06 – No, it’s not.
1:07:07 – Ooh.
1:07:08 – That’s your shit.
1:07:09 – That’s better.
1:07:10 – That’s your shit.
1:07:11 – That’s better.
1:07:12 – Oh God, that is smooth.
1:07:13 – Yeah, that’s good.
1:07:15 It’s 2007 though, it’s a lot younger
1:07:17 than what we were drinking on the other side, so.
1:07:18 – Holder.
1:07:19 – Sorry, you’re a lot older.
1:07:21 All right, so tell me what we’re doing.
1:07:23 – Okay, so I’m perfectly fine.
1:07:24 I’m perfectly fine flying.
1:07:27 Was getting my pilot license.
1:07:29 Like, I’ve flown myself stuff.
1:07:31 I like flying.
1:07:33 The shit that’s going on with Boeing.
1:07:34 – Oh my God.
1:07:35 – Is really concerned.
1:07:39 It is now to a point where I check
1:07:42 to see what kind of airplane I’m flying.
1:07:47 I just booked Alaska to fly to Austin.
1:07:48 – Yeah.
1:07:49 – I was going out there to interview Ryan Holiday.
1:07:51 He was an awesome guy.
1:07:54 And they put me on a fucking Boeing Max.
1:07:56 – Oh, the 737 Max?
1:07:58 That’s the one where the engines fly off and people die.
1:08:00 – I wasn’t drinking.
1:08:01 – Yes.
1:08:03 – And then I just had to drink.
1:08:04 – I get that, dude.
1:08:06 – Because I was gonna die.
1:08:08 Mal doesn’t know how to pour this, Mal.
1:08:09 – Nobody knows how to pour it.
1:08:10 – Like grinder.
1:08:11 – Swish.
1:08:11 – Like in a circle.
1:08:12 – Swish.
1:08:15 Once it’s in the main shaft, we’re ready to pour it down.
1:08:16 There you go.
1:08:17 – There it is.
1:08:18 – Just give them the main shaft.
1:08:19 – You gotta fill the shaft and then the pour.
1:08:20 – And then release.
1:08:21 – There it is.
1:08:22 Shaft and release.
1:08:24 Just like you’re hunting animals.
1:08:26 But so when we went to,
1:08:29 I just got back from Serbia and Italy.
1:08:32 And when we went, we flew out on,
1:08:34 I think it was an Airbus.
1:08:35 – A through 20.
1:08:36 – A through 20.
1:08:37 I can’t remember what we flew out on.
1:08:38 – It was a standard Airbus.
1:08:39 – No, no, no.
1:08:39 But we were doing it international.
1:08:42 So a bigger one, A through 60.
1:08:44 But when we came back,
1:08:47 we came back on an Airbus A380.
1:08:48 – Oh, who cared about that?
1:08:49 – No, but it was a,
1:08:51 I’ve never been on one of those.
1:08:52 – They’re great.
1:08:53 – It’s a fucking double decker plane.
1:08:54 – Yeah, I love that.
1:08:55 – It was crazy, dude.
1:08:56 I was like, how is there,
1:08:59 there’s a whole row of economy underneath our fucking feet.
1:09:01 – And then it takes forever to take off.
1:09:02 You’re like, come on.
1:09:03 – Oh yeah, of course.
1:09:04 Of course.
1:09:04 – ‘Cause you’re like going down the runway.
1:09:05 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:09:06 – You’re like, come on, fucking lift.
1:09:07 And then finally the last second of this.
1:09:08 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:09:09 But then once you’re in the air,
1:09:13 it’s smooth as a pillow, fucking love that thing, man.
1:09:14 But again, I was like,
1:09:17 that could have been a 777 or God forbid, a Dreamliner.
1:09:18 And I would have been a killer.
1:09:19 – I love your Dreamliners.
1:09:20 – That’s a Boeing, man.
1:09:21 – They’ve never had any issues.
1:09:22 – Oh, of course they have.
1:09:23 They caught fire.
1:09:24 – They had some battery stuff in their early days,
1:09:26 but they’re fine.
1:09:28 – Bro, if you know anything about what’s going on, Boeing.
1:09:29 – How are you?
1:09:30 – It’s not that I’m not gonna fly Boeing.
1:09:31 – I’m a little scared of flying.
1:09:33 – Boeing has like really,
1:09:36 they basically were like all about the money,
1:09:38 not caring about quality.
1:09:40 And then the fucking whistleblowers at Boeing
1:09:41 have been dying.
1:09:42 – What?
1:09:43 – Three of them have died.
1:09:43 – Shut up.
1:09:47 – All three of these whistleblowers at Boeing have died.
1:09:48 – They should’ve said some bullshit.
1:09:50 – No, look at that, fucking Google it.
1:09:51 – It was suicide.
1:09:52 He gave this epic interview on 60 Minutes.
1:09:53 – And he literally said,
1:09:55 I will never commit suicide.
1:09:58 If I die by suicide, it is fucking Boeing.
1:09:59 – Shut up.
1:10:01 – 100%, 100%.
1:10:05 – Two dead third whistleblower lives in terror.
1:10:06 – Dude, I’m saying.
1:10:06 – Holy shit.
1:10:09 – Yeah, that third one might be dead.
1:10:13 – Boeing faces Tim or we’re supposed to have two die.
1:10:15 What the fuck is going on?
1:10:20 – There’s a whole documentary about the 737 Max
1:10:21 that’s on Netflix.
1:10:23 It’s called like, do you remember what the documentary is
1:10:25 on Netflix?
1:10:27 – Dude, I had no idea this was going on.
1:10:29 – Watch this Boeing doc.
1:10:30 You’ll never fly Boeing again.
1:10:31 – Are you serious?
1:10:31 – Oh dude, it’s like–
1:10:33 – ‘Cause Boeing was like the shit back in the day.
1:10:35 – Yeah, it’s called downfall, the case against Boeing.
1:10:37 I hate the even word.
1:10:39 – I don’t care.
1:10:41 – I know, but still, but they launched it
1:10:43 after three failed attempts.
1:10:46 I’m telling you, dude, I know you don’t like to fly.
1:10:48 This will make you even less likely to fly.
1:10:49 – Thank you. – So maybe don’t watch it.
1:10:51 – I wanna watch it ’cause I don’t wanna fly Boeing.
1:10:52 – This is what I’m saying.
1:10:55 And Boeing was fucking, it’s fucking Boeing.
1:10:58 It’s like the aerospace industry,
1:10:59 ’cause it’s Airbus, which is France,
1:11:01 and Boeing, which is the United States.
1:11:03 And so it was always like, whenever I would fly,
1:11:05 it was like, I wanna be on the fucking US, the Boeing.
1:11:07 It’s like fucking Lockheed Martin.
1:11:09 And my dad used to work at Lockheed Martin.
1:11:11 And it’s like all those aerospace companies
1:11:14 from the ’70s and ’60s and ’80s were like my,
1:11:16 like I always aspired to them.
1:11:18 I was like, these are the fucking engineers
1:11:20 of the United States.
1:11:21 – Why did you put Tesla on the story?
1:11:24 You said on the shared documents with Tesla.
1:11:26 – It’s less about the engineering stuff
1:11:27 on the Tesla side.
1:11:32 It just feels like Tesla’s in a little bit of a wane.
1:11:35 You know what I mean?
1:11:37 Like when Tesla came out with the Model S,
1:11:39 or well, when Tesla came out with the Roadster,
1:11:41 I was like, this is fucking cool.
1:11:42 I did what’s going on here.
1:11:44 You know, we’re both friends with Jason Calcanis.
1:11:45 He had, you know,
1:11:47 – Number zero or whatever the fuck.
1:11:48 – It was number one.
1:11:49 – It was either one, two, or three.
1:11:52 But it was like, I remember going on his podcast
1:11:54 way back in the day and it was parked outside
1:11:55 and he took me on a ride with it.
1:11:56 And I was like, this is fucking great.
1:11:59 Like this is an electric car, this is crazy.
1:12:02 Then the S came out and Mikey, who, Mike Gaines,
1:12:05 who was the Prager for Totally Rad Show,
1:12:07 he got one of the first Model S’s,
1:12:08 took us around and I was like,
1:12:09 this is a fucking great car.
1:12:11 – Prager got one of the first Model S’s too.
1:12:11 – Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:12:14 And we were like, this is cool.
1:12:16 – Do you know if he had invested that money into Tesla,
1:12:17 he’d have five million dollars right now?
1:12:18 – Of course, of course.
1:12:19 But that’s everybody.
1:12:20 That’s everything.
1:12:21 – Yeah.
1:12:23 – But the smart people said that you wouldn’t have further
1:12:26 the capability of the car to be sold.
1:12:28 They said, you should have put half your money
1:12:30 into buying a car and half the money
1:12:33 into supporting, into supporting the stock.
1:12:34 – Because you supported the company
1:12:35 to get it off the ground.
1:12:38 – If everybody did not buy the car and invested,
1:12:39 they wouldn’t have made any money.
1:12:40 You know what I mean?
1:12:41 – But if Prager would have done it.
1:12:42 – If Prager would have done it.
1:12:42 – Five million dollars, yeah.
1:12:43 – But nice.
1:12:44 – It’s tough.
1:12:46 I have a ton of stories like that Prager, no offense.
1:12:48 – But so, why would he take offense to that?
1:12:49 Everybody has a story like that.
1:12:50 – It’s a lot of money.
1:12:51 It’s a lot of money.
1:12:52 – I know, I know.
1:12:54 – I’ve got some like the Uber one
1:12:55 and some other stuff.
1:12:56 – Yeah, let’s get some other stories.
1:12:58 – So anyway, so I got an S when it first came out.
1:12:59 Best car I’ve ever driven.
1:13:01 And I did not want an electric car.
1:13:02 – You were a big BMW guy for a long time.
1:13:04 – I was a huge BMW guy.
1:13:05 And it was my buddy.
1:13:07 I was like, I fucking love BMWs.
1:13:09 I have had like three or four.
1:13:12 We, by the way, Heather now has an electric BMW.
1:13:12 – Oh shit, which one?
1:13:14 – The I4M50.
1:13:16 – It’s like, I don’t know what that means.
1:13:17 – It’s a nice, it’s a nice one.
1:13:18 – It’s like an SUV?
1:13:20 – No, no, no, it’s a sports car.
1:13:20 – Oh cool.
1:13:21 – It’s a four door sports car.
1:13:22 It’s fucking great.
1:13:25 Anyway, love BMW, but I was like, I don’t like their tech.
1:13:26 And so I was talking to a buddy of mine
1:13:28 and I was like, I just don’t like their tech.
1:13:29 And they were like, well, if you want tech
1:13:30 in your car, get a Tesla.
1:13:31 And I was like, I don’t want a fucking electric car.
1:13:32 Well, who wants an electric car?
1:13:33 – I do.
1:13:34 – At the time.
1:13:36 I was like, eh.
1:13:38 And then I was like, he was like, well, just go test drive it.
1:13:38 So I was like, all right.
1:13:41 And so I went and test drove the S.
1:13:43 And I was like, this is the best car I’ve ever been in.
1:13:47 Got an S, then I got a three, then I got a Y.
1:13:48 And I was like, these are fucking great.
1:13:50 And then Cybertruck was announced.
1:13:50 And I was like, I love it.
1:13:51 It’s crazy.
1:13:56 Put down my money, and weirdly now it feels like
1:13:59 when I see a Cybertruck, I’m like,
1:14:02 that’s a fucking douche bag, weirdo.
1:14:03 Like, what the fuck?
1:14:04 – Why is it like that?
1:14:05 – I don’t know.
1:14:09 And then also I’m like, do I want to support Tesla?
1:14:11 Like Elon fucking went crazy.
1:14:12 I don’t know what happened to him.
1:14:14 – I canceled my ex- – He was like tech Jesus.
1:14:15 – Yeah, he was tech Jesus.
1:14:16 – He was tech Jesus.
1:14:17 And then he just fucking went off the rails.
1:14:18 I was like, what is happening?
1:14:19 And it’s okay.
1:14:20 If you want to go off the rails, go off the rails.
1:14:21 That’s fine.
1:14:26 Like, it just feels like I’m not as excited
1:14:31 as I was about that company as I was
1:14:33 when I first got my Tesla.
1:14:36 And it sucks because like, this is the other thing.
1:14:38 The thing I kept saying about Tesla,
1:14:41 the infrastructure, the supercharging,
1:14:42 that is the killer. – Then they fucking killed it.
1:14:44 – Then they fired all the fucking supercharging people
1:14:45 and stopped investing in supercharging.
1:14:48 And I went, well then why do I have a fucking Tesla?
1:14:50 Like that was the thing that was, I always told Heather,
1:14:53 I was like, we are going to have a Tesla for life
1:14:55 because of the supercharging infrastructure.
1:14:56 We’ll be able to drive anywhere
1:14:57 and not have to worry about it.
1:15:00 And then the other car will just be any car we want
1:15:02 that’s a great electric car.
1:15:05 Her I-4 is just as good,
1:15:09 if not better in certain situations as my Model Y.
1:15:12 – But I still, with the Tesla supercharging infrastructure,
1:15:15 like that was their chance to be the gas station in the future.
1:15:16 – 100%.
1:15:18 And they started it. – And they started it.
1:15:20 – But they started it when they started letting everybody else in.
1:15:22 – Rivian now. – I know, Rivian’s got theirs.
1:15:23 – They’re trying to deal with Tesla.
1:15:24 – Yeah.
1:15:26 – And you can use their charging and I’m sure Tesla
1:15:28 gets a little cut there. – Of course.
1:15:30 – And it’s like, why didn’t they just continue
1:15:31 to expand that?
1:15:32 It’s so confusing.
1:15:34 – So the news came out that what happened was,
1:15:37 Elon went to the head of supercharging
1:15:41 and said, you need to cut 25% of your people.
1:15:43 Just arbitrarily, that’s what he wanted.
1:15:44 – Why does he do that? – And that person said,
1:15:47 no, I’m not going to do that because this is,
1:15:49 this is a good idea on spanking money.
1:15:52 And because she said that, he fired the entire division.
1:15:53 – Oh, God.
1:15:55 – And that’s where I go.
1:16:00 I like the like, you know, innovate fast and break early
1:16:04 and make things like, I like that when you’re a startup,
1:16:06 you’re not that startup anymore.
1:16:09 – I know, it’s hard now. – And it’s not just the like,
1:16:11 shareholders, like screw the shareholders.
1:16:13 Like, if you do right, they’ll make money.
1:16:15 Like, don’t worry about them, in my opinion,
1:16:19 but you can’t go in and say, cut 25% of the workforce
1:16:22 because I just want to and have the person
1:16:24 who’s running it say, that’s not a good idea.
1:16:25 Here’s the reasons why.
1:16:28 And then fire everybody because guess what?
1:16:32 Now, people like me go, if you’re not supporting
1:16:34 the infrastructure, that’s why I’m buying the car.
1:16:38 I mean, that’s a good portion of why I’m buying a car.
1:16:40 That’s a good portion is why my next car
1:16:43 was going to be a Tesla. – Yeah.
1:16:45 – And now, I don’t know.
1:16:47 I don’t know if my next car is going to be a Tesla.
1:16:49 My next car will be an electric car
1:16:52 because I think they’re more fun to drive.
1:16:55 I don’t, you know, it’s not like about the environment
1:16:57 as much as it’s, I don’t want to fucking go to a gas station.
1:17:00 I don’t want to fucking, as Heather said,
1:17:01 when I first got my Tesla, I was,
1:17:02 ’cause I got free super charging.
1:17:04 – Yeah. – I would literally
1:17:07 drive to, I would drive to Burbank.
1:17:09 – Yeah. – To charge for free
1:17:10 rather than charging at home.
1:17:11 – You should have kept that Tesla, by the way.
1:17:15 – Well, I have an account that if I buy an S or an X
1:17:19 for the lifetime of my account, I get free super charging.
1:17:20 ‘Cause they were doing this crazy thing
1:17:22 when I bought my S. – Oh, shit.
1:17:24 – But Heather was like, why are you,
1:17:25 like blew her mind.
1:17:27 She was like, why are you driving to fucking Burbank?
1:17:29 You’re driving so far out of your way.
1:17:30 Just, and I was like, it’s free.
1:17:31 It’s fucking free. – Yeah, it’s free.
1:17:32 – It’s free.
1:17:35 And she goes, I would pay someone twice
1:17:37 what it costs to go to a gas station
1:17:40 if they would fill up my car with gas overnight.
1:17:42 And I didn’t have to ever go to a gas station.
1:17:43 And that’s when I went,
1:17:47 oh, that does sound nice.
1:17:48 – Yeah. – And then we installed
1:17:51 the Tesla super, or Tesla charger charging station
1:17:53 in the house and we’d never look back.
1:17:55 – Yeah. – ‘Cause it’s like,
1:17:57 what the fuck do I wanna go to a gas station?
1:17:59 – I know, once you get one of those charges to your house,
1:18:01 I got a Rivian and a Tesla charger down.
1:18:02 – It’s so nice.
1:18:04 – It’s just, you never have to think about gas again.
1:18:06 – Yeah, and by the way, you get an adapter
1:18:09 and we plug her BMW into the Tesla charger.
1:18:11 And it’s easy, it was just overnight charges,
1:18:12 went around it. – Yeah.
1:18:14 – And it’s so funny, you like change your relationship
1:18:18 with fuel, I guess, I don’t know how you put it, like.
1:18:19 – What do you think about Elon?
1:18:20 What do you think happened?
1:18:23 – Oh man, I don’t know.
1:18:27 I mean, I don’t know. – No one speaks truth to power.
1:18:29 And I think– – I think that’s definitely
1:18:30 part of it.
1:18:32 – One of his, they did this whole thing
1:18:33 where they was the DOJ, I can’t remember who it was,
1:18:36 that subpoenaed all of his text messages
1:18:38 and they released them to the public.
1:18:40 And it was a bunch of people
1:18:43 that were just like kissing his ass nonstop.
1:18:44 – Of course.
1:18:46 – Like, we got your back, Elon, blah, blah,
1:18:47 this bullshit, da, da, da, da.
1:18:52 And no one was like, dude, Elon, step the back up, fuck up.
1:18:53 – Bro, you’re fucking this up.
1:18:56 – Nobody talks to the power.
1:18:58 – So it’s ego money and power, probably.
1:18:59 Ego money and power.
1:19:00 And then like what you said, when he fired all those people
1:19:03 was cutting his nose off to spy his face.
1:19:04 And he did the same thing with Twitter.
1:19:05 He didn’t want to buy Twitter at the end.
1:19:07 – Yeah, he did. – He got stuffed into it.
1:19:09 – Yeah, it’s true, he didn’t want to buy Twitter.
1:19:11 And he’s not the right kind of person
1:19:12 to kind of run Twitter.
1:19:13 – Not even close.
1:19:15 – You have to be kind of empathetic.
1:19:18 He wants to solve things with machines.
1:19:22 It’s way too much of an emotional engine and ecosystem
1:19:24 to like, you know, just solve it with just math.
1:19:26 – And also like changing the name to X,
1:19:29 like it’s such a weird move.
1:19:30 – It’s really weird.
1:19:31 – And it’s such a weird, well, did you hear,
1:19:33 so one of the stories that came out
1:19:35 was that he had wanted to change the name of PayPal to X?
1:19:36 – Yes.
1:19:38 – And that’s how long he’s had X.com.
1:19:39 – Oh yeah.
1:19:43 – And everybody was like, no, no, we have a brand.
1:19:44 You know what I mean?
1:19:45 He killed the brand.
1:19:47 – You guys did a live-dignation that PayPal paid for
1:19:49 on the stage at their PayPal X conference on,
1:19:51 you did it and you put the couch on the X.
1:19:54 – Interesting.
1:19:55 – The PayPal conference was called X.
1:19:56 – Did you have a fight, Prager?
1:19:57 – What are you saying?
1:20:01 – It was called the PayPal X conference.
1:20:03 – Yeah, and we put the couch on the middle of the X
1:20:04 that had to be influenced by Elon.
1:20:05 – Yeah, I just thought of it.
1:20:06 I just remembered it right now.
1:20:07 – Yeah, I thought about that.
1:20:08 – But we did the show there.
1:20:09 – That’s crazy.
1:20:09 – Interesting.
1:20:11 – Did PayPal pay us?
1:20:12 – Yeah.
1:20:13 – Did PayPal pay us?
1:20:13 – PayPal paid us.
1:20:14 – Did they, citizens?
1:20:15 – Did they use PayPal?
1:20:16 – PayPal was kind of weird.
1:20:18 – Did we get to pay him then from PayPal?
1:20:19 – Really?
1:20:20 – Anyway.
1:20:21 – All right, that was it.
1:20:23 – What’s the last story of the day?
1:20:25 – Oh God, this is gonna be the last story of the day.
1:20:27 – I mean, you put it in there.
1:20:28 What is that?
1:20:28 What does that mean?
1:20:32 – So I thought this would be a great opportunity
1:20:37 to apologize to all of the fans
1:20:40 at all of the live Dignation events,
1:20:41 actually all of them,
1:20:44 because this happened post-Dignation.
1:20:45 – You weren’t wearing deodorant?
1:20:47 – If I ever, no, I was wearing so much deodorant.
1:20:51 If I ever put my arm around you to take a picture
1:20:56 and my armpit was a swamp and disgusting.
1:21:00 Because here’s the thing.
1:21:01 – I don’t even know what you’re talking about right now.
1:21:05 – I have always, all through my life, my pit sweat.
1:21:07 Even remember when we started doing this?
1:21:07 – This one right now?
1:21:08 – No, they’re not.
1:21:09 And this is why I was gonna, this is why I was gonna say.
1:21:11 – Do I have an ear?
1:21:12 – They’re warm, but no, no, no, fine, yeah.
1:21:13 – Okay, I’m good.
1:21:15 – But they’re warm, as a normal human would be
1:21:17 after taking all this drinking and star, you know,
1:21:20 but nothing, and you know, maybe damp, if anything.
1:21:22 – Yeah, yeah, like a little bit of moisture.
1:21:23 – Moisture.
1:21:26 When we started doing the screensavers.
1:21:28 – Yeah, oh my God, yeah.
1:21:31 – I came in and I was like,
1:21:32 this is not cold enough for me.
1:21:33 I don’t even know.
1:21:35 I mean, you might’ve known some of this.
1:21:38 I walked in the first day we started doing rehearsals
1:21:40 and the screensavers and I went to the stage manager, Andy,
1:21:43 and I was like, Andy, is there air conditioning in here?
1:21:44 And he was like, yeah, yeah, it’s going.
1:21:46 And I was like, is this as cold as it gets?
1:21:48 And he was like, oh, is it not cold enough?
1:21:51 I was like, oh yeah, like let’s get it as cold as it can get.
1:21:53 And he goes, oh, okay, cool, cool, cool.
1:21:55 The next day I walk in and I go,
1:21:57 so Andy, did you not change the air conditioning?
1:21:59 And he goes, what, no, we turned it down.
1:22:01 I was like, so this is as cold as it gets.
1:22:03 And he goes, well, no, it can get colder.
1:22:06 And I was like, yeah, let’s get it as cold as it can get.
1:22:08 I did that for a week.
1:22:12 On the fifth day, I showed up and all the camera ops
1:22:17 were wearing winter parkas, like fur lined winter parkas.
1:22:21 And did for the rest of the run of the time I was there,
1:22:23 they might’ve turned it up after I left.
1:22:28 And the answer was, and it’s funny, I told Jeff this,
1:22:32 my pits sweat, no matter what, at the time.
1:22:34 My pits sweat, no matter what.
1:22:38 If I’m hot, they will sweat worse.
1:22:39 If I’m cold, they will sweat less,
1:22:41 but they’ll still sweat, right?
1:22:43 Years went through it.
1:22:46 My first gig, my first big acting commercial gig
1:22:48 is I booked a bunch of a series of Dell commercials
1:22:49 way back in the day.
1:22:50 I was like fucking 20.
1:22:51 – You almost were the Dell guy.
1:22:54 – Well, I was in a series right between the Dell guy
1:22:56 and the interns.
1:22:58 I did like eight Dell commercials.
1:22:59 And they were really fun.
1:23:02 They had me in a gray T-shirt.
1:23:03 – Oh boy.
1:23:05 – And after the first take, they were like,
1:23:10 and in between every take, I had to take my shirt off
1:23:12 and the costume department would literally like
1:23:14 blow dry the pits.
1:23:17 Because gray and sweaty pits, not good.
1:23:18 And I was just–
1:23:19 – Could they put tissues underneath your arm?
1:23:22 – So a couple of things we learned, long time.
1:23:25 Actually, Kevin Pereira was the one that told me about this,
1:23:29 was I put, when I started doing live stuff for BlizzCon,
1:23:33 they would put, yeah, well, like maxi pads.
1:23:34 – Maxi? – Literally maxi pads.
1:23:36 And at the end of the day, bro,
1:23:38 those were fucking disgusting.
1:23:39 You would literally pull them out.
1:23:42 They’d be like five pound maxi pads.
1:23:43 – Jeez.
1:23:44 – But it wouldn’t, anyway.
1:23:46 – She’s like way to sweat.
1:23:48 – Yeah, so I’m talking to a buddy of mine
1:23:50 who’s also a performer and we’re talking about it.
1:23:52 And he was like, dude, I’m thinking about
1:23:54 getting Botox in my pits.
1:23:55 And I was like–
1:23:55 – Oh, you got Botox in your pits?
1:23:57 – Well, I was like, what do you mean Botox in your pits?
1:24:00 And he was like, yeah, so you can get Botox in your pits
1:24:01 and they’ll stop sweating.
1:24:02 – Did you get that?
1:24:04 – And I was like, there’s no way that’s a thing.
1:24:05 And he was like, it’s a thing.
1:24:07 And then he got it.
1:24:09 And he was like, dude, it’s fucking life changing.
1:24:10 And I was like, what?
1:24:15 So I went five years ago and I got Botox in my pits.
1:24:16 First off, painful.
1:24:19 – Yeah, but like no wrinkles.
1:24:20 – I don’t think anybody really worries
1:24:21 about the pit wrinkles.
1:24:24 But I will tell you, they said like,
1:24:27 you’ll have to come back every year and get Botox again.
1:24:28 And I was like, that’s cool, whatever.
1:24:30 I have never gone back.
1:24:32 – That’s worked.
1:24:37 – Dude, unless it’s a thing that happens to you,
1:24:41 you do not realize how much you think.
1:24:42 My entire wardrobe was black.
1:24:44 – Why did you pick this as the last story?
1:24:46 – Well, I didn’t know it was gonna be the last story.
1:24:47 I just threw it in there ’cause I was like,
1:24:48 this is interesting, we should talk about it.
1:24:50 My entire wardrobe was black.
1:24:51 – Yeah.
1:24:55 – I used to wear hoodies, always wore hoodies.
1:24:57 Even if it was hot, I would wear a hoodie
1:24:59 because it has to get through the shirt
1:25:01 and then it has to get through the hoodie, which is hard.
1:25:03 Go back to all the “Dignation” live shows,
1:25:04 never wearing a T-shirt.
1:25:05 – Really?
1:25:06 – Fuck no.
1:25:08 Always had a hoodie, always had something on.
1:25:09 – I never noticed that.
1:25:10 – 100%.
1:25:12 – When did she just put the…
1:25:13 – ‘Cause I didn’t know at the time we were doing “Dignation.”
1:25:15 I never, what would I think to put fucking maxi pads?
1:25:17 It was just how it worked.
1:25:19 But when I would put my arm around people.
1:25:20 – Oh, you would swample.
1:25:22 – On the show, it was like, fuck it,
1:25:23 I could only tell it was bad.
1:25:23 – Did it smell too?
1:25:25 – No, it was just wet.
1:25:26 – Oh, they were fine then.
1:25:28 – Dude, they were probably hammered too, though.
1:25:29 – I mean, that’s the good news is
1:25:30 everybody was like–
1:25:31 – So I have an apology to make.
1:25:34 – But I will tell you, I’ve not gone back to do things,
1:25:36 and this is like, this would be fucking,
1:25:39 this entire thing would be wet.
1:25:40 – You got a little bit of wet there.
1:25:42 – Of course, but that’s normal human lights
1:25:43 and stuff like that.
1:25:46 But like, this would be fucking full on up here.
1:25:48 – Do you use antiperspirant?
1:25:48 – Of course.
1:25:50 Well, no, I used to.
1:25:51 Now I just use deodorant.
1:25:53 – What kind of deodorant?
1:25:54 – Fuckin’ whatever.
1:25:55 – Okay.
1:25:57 – Would you have a pitch?
1:25:58 (laughing)
1:25:59 Do you have a brand name?
1:26:01 – I do have one apology to make, though.
1:26:02 – Oh.
1:26:04 – And so this is my apology, people.
1:26:06 While you were putting their arm around
1:26:08 people after the show.
1:26:09 – Yes.
1:26:11 – When we did Stubbs in Austin.
1:26:12 – Which we did a bunch.
1:26:13 A specific time?
1:26:14 – The last one that we did.
1:26:15 – Okay.
1:26:17 – I got really hammered, okay?
1:26:18 – Okay.
1:26:20 – And we had posters.
1:26:21 You remember we had posters?
1:26:23 – I mean, I remember that we had posters for shows.
1:26:26 – Do you remember we’d go out and sign them afterwards?
1:26:28 – Yes, yes.
1:26:31 – I would always draw a penis pointing at your name
1:26:32 after you would sign it.
1:26:33 – Like my name?
1:26:34 – Yeah, I know, I’m sorry.
1:26:35 – A penis?
1:26:37 – I did that like a thousand times.
1:26:38 (laughing)
1:26:40 – Can you probably find a picture of one of them online?
1:26:41 Some fans posted it.
1:26:43 – Oh my god, that’s amazing!
1:26:44 – I would just be like,
1:26:45 – Wait, would we always–
1:26:46 – About penis?
1:26:48 – We would always sign it in that order?
1:26:50 – Yeah, for some reason you were ahead of me on the line
1:26:51 and you were signing and then I’m like–
1:26:53 – Oh, and that one stubs?
1:26:54 – Yeah, and I was just like,
1:26:57 there is literally a thousand posters
1:27:00 of me doing cock drawings on the mall.
1:27:01 And I feel so bad.
1:27:02 – I didn’t even notice.
1:27:05 – I just remember we kept the next day just being like,
1:27:07 why didn’t I draw so many cocks?
1:27:09 I just didn’t even know why I did it.
1:27:10 – Oh, that’s amazing!
1:27:11 – It was just like, I mean,
1:27:13 it’s something you do when you’re younger, I guess.
1:27:15 – I mean, I don’t know, look at that decanter.
1:27:17 (laughing)
1:27:19 – That seems to sense a theme.
1:27:20 – Listen, it was 40% off at Grindr.
1:27:21 I don’t even–
1:27:22 (laughing)
1:27:23 – Oh, was that the live Grindr shop?
1:27:25 – Oh yeah, 100%.
1:27:26 – Oh my god, that’s amazing.
1:27:27 – All right.
1:27:28 – I think that’s it.
1:27:29 – I think we did it.
1:27:30 – Sponsors.
1:27:31 – Oh, sponsors.
1:27:31 – Yeah.
1:27:33 Jack Threads, wasn’t that one that we did?
1:27:34 – Who’s Grindr?
1:27:35 – Grindr.
1:27:37 – Oh my god, Grindr needs a sponsor.
1:27:39 – Hey, if you wanna sponsor us, let’s do it.
1:27:40 – This was really fun.
1:27:41 I mean, it’s always fun.
1:27:42 It was always fun.
1:27:43 – It was always fun.
1:27:43 I miss you, brother.
1:27:47 – Easy, breezy beautiful girl. – Until next time.
SHOW NOTES
Two big reasons for having today’s guest on the show, and how I’ve been using Sanbo Zen meditation to stay mentally engaged and emotionally grounded during the pandemic. [00:00]
Who is Andrew Huberman? [03:35]
What’s new and exciting in the world of neuroscience: how did we get here, who’s getting involved, and where are we going? [05:26]
What practical applications of neuroscientific discoveries does Andrew see becoming available in the not-too-distant future? [13:37]
What is the vagus nerve, and how can it be manipulated to promote physical and mental well-being? [16:25]
The therapeutic potential of neuromodulation and how it compares to traditional treatments. [24:46]
Does treating neurological disorders (such as depression) with these new technologies last over the long haul, and is there concern they’re just relieving symptoms without addressing their root causes? [27:06]
Until this technology becomes available to consumers, what does Andrew suggest for people looking to improve their mood, hone their focus, and feel more productive? [31:53]
Why exposing yourself to bright, natural light early in the day is essential for establishing optimal sleep patterns, how much is ideal, and why getting outside for your daily dose is key. [34:36]
Why Andrew doesn’t endorse blue-light blocking glasses to alleviate the effects of late-night exposure, and what he recommends instead. [38:46]
Breathing exercises for stress reduction: physiological sighs contrasted with the Wim Hof method. [42:07]
A practice Andrew considers to be “the one that has had the greatest effect on everything from ability to buffer stress [to] learning and memory”: yoga nidra, or NSDR (non-sleep deep rest). [49:04]
Nostril breathing versus mouth breathing. [52:32]
How it’s currently believed the glymphatic system works to remove neurotoxic waste from our brains as we sleep, protecting us against degenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. [57:29]
Why Andrew does not recommend melatonin supplements for sleep — and what he uses instead. [1:01:29]
Supplements that may increase testosterone. [1:06:31]
The pros and possible cons of creatine. [1:08:04]
Why men shouldn’t treat estrogen like an enemy, and what we should know about turmeric’s effect on DHT. [1:08:44]
Why there’s no catch-all supplement to increase “cognitive” function, and one of the surprising compounds some of Andrew’s Nobel-winning colleagues take for focus that he doesn’t personally recommend. [1:10:15]
Some cognitive-boosting supplements Andrew does recommend (and a few more he definitely does not). [1:11:54]
Parting thoughts. [1:13:31]
PEOPLE MENTIONED
Henry Shukman
Matthew MacDougall
Karl Deisseroth
Robert G. Heath
David Spiegel
Samer Hattar
David Berson
Jamie Zeitzer
Wim Hof
Brian Mackenzie
James Nestor
Sandra Kahn
Paul R. Ehrlich
Robert Sapolsky
Jared Diamond
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