(Ep 32) Fighters Drinking Whiskey with Will Bullock pt 2

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Welcome back to Fighters Drinking Coffee. Today, well, and actually,

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special edition with a little bit of Fighters Drinking Whiskey. Yeah. Whiskey. Yeah.

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Bourbon, to be exact. We are back with Will Bullock.

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He decided to stick around. We're going to expand a little on the earlier topics.

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So, rather than just a little bit about him, we're going to just talk about other stuff.

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We are going to expand on a seam, if we want to start there.

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We can start wherever you want i don't care i think we were kind

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of having a conversation was and it seems like we're we're talking about your

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business brother we're talking we're talking a lot of now but um one thing i've

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told people um while i play miniature chess by myself on this on this board

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is uh i like you hope you win i hope i win against myself uh i've saw the video of a scene,

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using thorn supplements right and i know you're a sponsor michael about this

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as well I have been off of supplements and I think supplements is a good thing

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to have when you're working now and everything else like that.

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If you know how to use it properly, no, we're not talking about steroids.

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We're just talking about a little bit of the natural enhancers that's in your

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body through either you're going through vitamin shop and stuff like that.

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And big shout out to the company that you're sponsored with,

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man, because I actually been on the Beta Almind, which I saw in the video.

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I've been on the Magnesium, which I saw in the video as well.

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And both of those during my workouts have been uh giving me

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a lot more focus in that and i was talking

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about earlier about how my past experiences with uh certain companies

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i'm not gonna name of like they it's

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it's a company where you can get the regular stuff and you can get the hard

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stuff and you guys are a gym person you guys understand what i mean by the hard

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stuff and uh that that locker room that locker room special special but um but in pill form but uh.

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Using thorn has been a lot more beneficial to me

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than going back to what i usually use from that one company that i might

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get that 50 50 from and we were talking about how when you

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go through those companies that have those both sides about how

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you might get a bad batch i'm actually

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one of those guys that actually had a bad batch or something that was simple and

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i could tell it was something that affected my system in a way where i

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wasn't acting normal um so having

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thorn now has actually been beneficial to me man but how my question

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to you because i know i'm your guest but how you feel about using that

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kind of stuff that stuff in general yeah like um

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i've been pretty i'm personally like

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pretty picky about it and i mean i wasn't using i

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had like no supplements until i wasn't

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doing any like actually i don't think i was even really taking supplements outside

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of like some like cognitive stuff yeah uh and

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creatine back in the day uh i just started doing

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all that other supplementation and but i

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was like doing super tight research on it because it's so

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i have a background in like health and nutrition from school

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and so like the fucking supplement

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world is such a wild west they're like you have to

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really find those you have to like really research those companies

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and see which ones are like actually

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at least doing something to.

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Seem legit because there's a lot that just like they're like just

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this is the stuff to use but you know there's no like i

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don't know there's something you have those guys that are quality control yeah

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control like third-party testing like have actually tell

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you what their parameters are like okay we test up to this and we're looking

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for these specifications it's like that's why i ended up with thorn um but like

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yeah i mean there's especially when you do a sport like this and Like if you're

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doing weight cuts and stuff like that,

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it's super easy to just like not.

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Enough stuff or or if you're working out a

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lot it's hard to get enough in for what you're putting out

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and so like yeah putting like supplements great because

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like right now i'm in i have like five pounds left on the cut for the weekend

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yep and like so i'm not eating a lot of like vegetable i'm definitely would

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be missing out on vitamins and so like having the ability to like put all that

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back in just because i'm taking like supplementary vitamins right let me ask

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you has a question about vegetables. Mm-hmm.

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Do you subscribe to these, like, well, Instagram, hold on. I know he'll have

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an answer. He'll have an answer. All right.

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To these, like, Instagram carnivore nerds who are like, dude,

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you don't need vegetables because all the micronutrients and minerals you need

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is going to be in a steak. Okay, so liver king.

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So, basically, I think you should always have greens with it,

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either, for me, it's either asparagus or just a salad.

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Just need some type of green i don't mind

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if you supplement that afterwards as well i need to

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do better with that as well but no you need green in my

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opinion um but it's just that scientifically i'm

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not there i think that probably more of a michael question right there uh i

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mean one vegetables don't really exist they're all different stuff uh they're

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all fruits or grasses it's all bullshit are we doing this right now are we really

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gonna have yeah so i I told you, we're going to do some wild conversations.

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All right, so vegetables.

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So I've heard this now. Now I know what you're talking about. Look at what I've done.

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I just threw a grenade at you guys, and now I'm watching you all scatter.

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So vegetables aren't real. All right, so name one vegetable.

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I want you to name something that you would call a vegetable.

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You just said asparagus. Asparagus. Asparagus is not.

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What is it? All right, so the whole thing is that vegetables aren't actually.

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I'm about to jack you to eat this real quick. Hold on. Asparagus is actually a flower.

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So stuff like that like tomatoes or fruit.

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I do believe tomatoes are fruit. Tomatoes are fruit. Cucumbers are actually

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a melon. So they're also fruit.

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Most things that we classify as vegetables are just other things. It's a whole lot.

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It's a lazy word. It's made by a big food pyramid.

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So the food pyramid was a lie. Oh, it's totally a lie. Okay. All right.

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That's my major qualm. So what do you think? Do you have to eat?

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What most people would conventionally.

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For the sake of conversation, the foods that grow in the ground that people

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traditionally know of as vegetables.

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Which is what JATCPT says. Vegetables are parts of plants that humans eat as

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food typically savory rather than sweet.

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Unlike fruits, vegetables come from many different parts of plants. So there you go.

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It's a lazy word. The things that we call, the things that we refer to as vegetables

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are all classified different.

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Do we need to eat them? This is my, it's just my big conspiracy theory.

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Yes, you should eat them. All right.

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I would venture to guess that most of the guys that are saying that you get

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everything you need from meat and everything, or from steak,

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they're probably also taking supplements and vitamins and just the hard stuff. Yeah.

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Well, guys, I'm not referring to the liver king specifically.

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No, I'm saying they're probably also taking multivitamins and stuff too,

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and just not thinking of the fact that they're doing these things.

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Because also what about you can get a lot

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of stuff from those liver if you eat too much liver

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there you get too much vitamin you get too purple liver

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is a delicacy there's there's stuff that

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like yes there's a lot of those vitamins exist in

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that but there's more efficient routes to

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getting everything you need and there's also like synergies

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that you need to actually get some these vitamins to

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be effective like for them to be like to work

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um so like and there's other stuff

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like tomatoes have something called lycopene in

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them but lycopene doesn't isn't which

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is good for you um it need you need to have that with fat for it to be like

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soluble and like so when i get a cheeseburger yeah you see it's the cheeseburger

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with the tomato and everything it's all it's hard to argue that is a healthy

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meal there's a reason that these things were developed.

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Hey there's a reason that dairy cheese that's right

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vegetable lettuce that's right fruit tomato

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bun carbs part of the reason why i'm

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bringing this all up to we were talking about a seam earlier and like i would

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say for myself with my being on a seams program for most of this year six or

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seven months or something like that i've been able to eat more cheeseburgers

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more lean stronger and more athletic and more conditioned.

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I'm just saying, like, I mean, I'm definitely eating what would be,

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I think, in the fitness world. Yeah, I was going to say the same thing.

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I was going to say, I think in the fitness world, my current diet would be considered dirty.

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But not really. It's like, there's not, that's not a real thing.

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Like, there's no, like, at the end of the day, it's the total composition.

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It's the total composition, in my opinion. I also feel like every once in a

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while, you can have a burger and cheat.

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You can have mcdonald's i had mcdonald's this week um and

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my weight was the same way the same next day

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i felt like i could eat more mcdonald's honestly after i

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had my big mac and fries and all that stuff i was like i felt like i needed

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more you need more food i needed more food um but also again this is not the

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same mcdonald's i had when i was a kid like that's the diet pills yeah yeah

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that's that's the supplement makes you extra hungry um especially with the l-cardin

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that I've been kind of taking as well,

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which I've personally, in my opinion, when I was researching this, uh.

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Well, I'll, I'll card it in if I'm pronouncing it right.

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You can do a liquid or pill form, pill form. You have to go through the liver,

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the process properly in, well, not process properly.

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That sounds so bad through the gut and, and have a process through that.

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And that's naturally how it occurs.

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If you do it the insulin way, it bypasses the gut, which is a more effectively,

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quickly, more starting the process.

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And I only done the insulin part. And the insulin, for me, it felt like I didn't lose any weight.

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I think I started it when I was at 213. I'm at 210 now. That was about off of my...

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Three, four week cycle of that.

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And now it's just cycling. And what I mean by cycling is that I just wait,

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did it till the bottle was done and see how I felt afterwards.

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And it's been about two weeks.

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And I see the difference in having it and not having it. And it really is like,

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it's just a minor boost out on my opinion, but people use it to lose weight.

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It didn't work for me in that way. It worked in a sense of, sorry,

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it worked in a sense of giving me more energy for

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my afternoon so the the heavy lifting and stuff like that if you're

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especially a lifter or a jiu-jitsu person um i

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don't care what you say i feel like everyone is doing

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something to get the energy that they need because you can't be doing two workouts

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a day uh or three workouts a day and your recovery is still on par i think if

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you're a younger man in the game yeah you can do that for a little bit i've

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done that too but eventually your body will break down um Um.

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It's just the fact that I'm, I'm still looping the fact that,

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that there's no such thing as vegetables right now.

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It's still, it's still like, I refuse to accept the new news that I've heard.

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Um, but no, you're going to be, you're going to be sitting there with your buddy

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later and you'd be just sitting there just Googling every vegetable you can

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think of and having them pop up and tell you that they're not vegetables.

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But I totally agree that tomato's not, I mean, yes, tomato has a stem,

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but I don't think tomato was a...

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Vegetable i felt like that was more of a fruit what are we where are we landing

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on spinach spinach spinach is a leaf man which is technically by jbt that is

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a vegetable chat gbt is ai it doesn't it doesn't know first off don't don't

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do not chastise jbt just did my taxes okay.

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Is falling for the lies that everyone's telling on the internet that's what's

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happening can we attempt to define what a vegetable is uh what does what does

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chat gbt say what is a vegetable All right. So we did that earlier.

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Oh, so that was the answer. That was the answer. Vegetables are parts of plants

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that humans eat as food. Okay. So parts of plants. Typically savory rather than sweet.

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Unlike fruits, which are usually the seed bearing structures of plants,

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vegetables come from many different parts of plants, such as roots,

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stems, leaves, bulbs, flowers, seeds, or pots.

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So the the whole argument the the whole the

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whole thing is based on the fact that so like fruit is

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a scientific like classification whereas like

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vegetable is not actually a classification vegetable is just a culinary term

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so i think that's what the argument is based off of is that like all these things

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that we refer to are all classified as different things got it got it got it

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so the chefs were like we're calling these things vegetables yeah but in reality like,

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a lot of like tubers you have like tubers which is like your potatoes potatoes,

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carrots like all that stuff that's a root and yeah so there's all roots it's

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like there are things that have been,

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they're referred to vegetables but they are not classified as vegetables it's

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a whole semantic argument it's ridiculous but you guys think we need them I

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like to throw it out you think we need them I think you should have some I think

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there's some that like you know you don't need as many as like.

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Do you need your fucking giant bowl of broccoli yeah like I also agree with

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the fact that everyone's not biologically the same.

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So everyone, so say, for example, you on a meat and rice diet,

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but you're, you don't get a high cholesterol or anything like that.

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Your body is so used to producing what it needs. It's fine with that.

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And then some people, um, I'll use my wife, Rosa, the example,

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they get sick to their stomach with chicken, but it's over.

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It's just, it's the biological of that person. So I really, it's so many multi-factors to this.

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It's like, all right, cool. Like some people can get HGH. Oh,

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I just use that for my knee. But then HGH is hyper for someone else.

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It's one of those things. It goes down to genetics as well, in my opinion.

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Oh, yeah. I mean, I don't eat a lot of vegetables. No, I don't.

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I just know you probably should have like a few. Sure.

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You should have some vegetables. Some during the week, yeah.

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I eat vegetables, guys. Sometimes like I want a vegetable, you know,

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like I don't know. Vegetable.

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So stick to my guns there. But yeah, I mean. Yeah.

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But no, like speaking of diets and stuff like that, like when I was talking

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about earlier on the last one about just the same talking about diets,

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My original thing for morning breakfast was like oatmeal, maybe a pancake or two.

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I mean, I still do pancakes every once in a while, but it was like you're eating

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too much carbonated stuff in the morning.

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And he switched me to like three or four eggs. And when I switched that.

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Does he have the bagels too? No, I don't do the bagels. You do the bagels.

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He wants him to gain weight though. Yeah, but that's the thing.

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I think you had to gain weight.

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And for me, it was like losing or maintaining weight. So it's like,

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I'm going down, you going up. So it's like different things.

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I think he's doing it so I don't lose weight. It's not like a huge weight gain.

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It's because otherwise it just fucking falls.

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I mean, I train a shit ton. Yeah, same here.

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That's why I say I eat eggs maybe Monday through Friday. And then on weekends,

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I probably do the pancake every once in a while.

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But it's like, that's my breakfast. My breakfast is three eggs.

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And then my snack is like half sandwich or peanut butter or something like that.

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So it's just like, that made me lose more weight in terms of switching how my

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breakfast was after I had that conversation in February than any time that I had prior to that.

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So when the conversation happened in February, I was, I jumped back up after

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the week of the fight to like 225.

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230, and what is it, seven months later, now I'm at 211, 210 now.

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So it's like it's it changes so it's like everyone

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immediately goes to and i'm segwaying to

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the supplements parts of i need a supplement to lose

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the weight right i need this to lose the weight all right ozempic

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is the one right now that everybody's freaking trying to

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be on not jiu-jitsu practitioners but the world

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but it's like no you got everyone's trying to find

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shortcuts sometimes it's the eating habit sometimes the lifting habit and

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that's what kind of brings us all together of like is there

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one way to cut onion no but it's also

00:16:24.713 --> 00:16:29.593
what type of onion you are yeah yeah it's just it's different ways man there's

00:16:29.593 --> 00:16:33.673
different ways well i think it's a big part too is like people that have if

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you have like a goal right like you're much more willing to be hungry than like

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a person who just wants like if your goal is to just be skinny.

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You don't want to you also probably don't want enough to be hungry

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like no it's not a great goal right like that's

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not like a there's not like a lot of like structure

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to that to where it's like oh like i want to be skinny but i also like

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i want to be skinny because but i also just want to do these other things have fun

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like that's probably why a lot that

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draws people to a shortcut like ozempic

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and stuff like that because they i mean

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a big part of is it makes you not hungry so like

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you just don't want to you don't want

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to eat so like they don't feel like they need to so like

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they're just they're getting rid of the uncomfortable part where he's

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got people like us we're okay being uncomfortable because ultimately we want

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to fucking win yeah you know so it makes a big difference i think i have to

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really study and scott please help me out with it because i know you wrestled

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the wrestler diet he didn't wrestle oh you did not wrestle he was a swimmer Oh, you were a swimmer.

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I wrestle both you motherfuckers right now. I'm good.

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He's good at wrestling, though. He is good at wrestling, but I had to point it out.

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He is right, technically. Dude, actually, speaking of swimmers,

00:17:52.553 --> 00:17:54.973
off topic, though, you ever had swimmer's ear?

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No, actually, I have not. I've had it twice. That sucks. Because of jiu-jitsu. Sweat? Yes.

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You know what swimmer's ear is yeah feels like the

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water dude dude so i had

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swimmer's ear twice this is a hell of a good segue

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um so i i

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don't know because maybe how my ears went with jujitsu not much

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swelling or anything like that but there was twice where

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i really wasn't cleaning my ears that much but it

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wasn't really compact right and actually

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my last one what which

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which one was it it was the two Copa

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Elite 2 if I can remember correctly um yeah Copa Elite 2 um I couldn't hear

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out my right ear at all I couldn't hear out of it um no Copa yeah Copa Elite

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2 yeah couldn't hear out of it couldn't hear nothing I'm like all right my ear's

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done I blew it out whatever I can't hear out my right ear no more.

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It is what it is. I'm going to the doctor. This is my, I'm Van Gogh right now,

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right? Yeah, yeah. Couldn't hear nothing out of my ear.

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Told me about swimmers here. I'm like, no, I just do jiu-jitsu, nothing like that.

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So I had to get- You don't swim, sir. I don't- It's like, are you a- They always

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have- Do you swim? I'm like, no.

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Easy answer. Easy answer. No. Like, look at me. No.

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No, but they're like, oh, yeah. So they had to- This time I had to get a wick. It hurt like hell.

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It sucked. Got better in a week, right? They got the bullshit out of there.

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Bullshit out of there. All that stuff, right?

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Second time I got swimmers ear happened over the summer, 2024,

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opened over the summer, both ears.

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Both ears. My right ear went out on like Thursday night.

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My left ear went out on Friday night. And then I had to go to Urgence Care,

00:19:53.564 --> 00:19:57.844
which is the worst place to go to get your swimmers ears checked out because

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they gave me low-grade meds that did not take effect.

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At all, and then it took an additional week to get my stuff through.

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And I'm going to tell you guys this right now. For jiu-jitsu practitioners,

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clean your fucking ears.

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Be careful about the sweat getting in your ear because I'm telling you, it is the worst.

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I mean, granted, in fact, I couldn't hear shit for weeks, and I was like,

00:20:21.464 --> 00:20:23.044
great, I got on to hear my wife come like.

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Or the baby scream. but bro the

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way my hearing came back and it was it was

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hurt it hurt so bad so i

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don't know you've been a swimmer you never got swimming i

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never got so weird but you heard the horror stories

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i know what it is yeah yeah fuck that dude yeah it

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sucked it sucked so bad um and

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i'm kind of getting well now it's it's fine but

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i'm probably have to get my right ear checked out again because it's it

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started to clog up again just recently and i'm just like no ain't no fucking

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way i'm like ain't no fucking way so i'm probably going to the doctors monday

00:21:03.224 --> 00:21:08.564
tuesday to get checked out i'm like look i need to go to uh ears throat uh ear

00:21:08.564 --> 00:21:09.844
nose and throat dudes yeah,

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um to get it checked out because it what the last person told me was it might

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be my uh ear canal that's affected from.

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Like I've had what's called what's damn it's been so long ear aches or ear like

00:21:27.824 --> 00:21:33.904
ear infections ear infections and both ears not recently I had an ear infection in like.

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Before this i haven't had one since high school but had that and had this twice

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i'm like something's up with my canal that might be causing the issue but do

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you think it may be like you know like they say that some people don't get cauliflower

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ear like their ears just can't like aren't,

00:21:50.291 --> 00:21:55.291
shaped that way maybe it's the same thing i've never i've had my i think it's

00:21:55.291 --> 00:21:58.311
my right ear that's got impacted like you can tell the difference like from

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the outside outside my line like this one is it's fat.

00:22:02.671 --> 00:22:05.371
In this one, you can see the definite. I was going to say, he might be eating too many vegetables.

00:22:05.871 --> 00:22:10.031
He might be. He might be. Too many eggs. He's got to cut out the cauliflower

00:22:10.031 --> 00:22:11.451
and then stop getting from his ear.

00:22:11.951 --> 00:22:17.091
Dude, honestly, cauliflower ears, I've heard people be like,

00:22:17.491 --> 00:22:20.971
they cut their ears just so they can get the damage and stuff like that. I'm like, why?

00:22:21.191 --> 00:22:25.071
Just get it when you get it, man. It happens or it doesn't.

00:22:25.631 --> 00:22:30.791
Nakabam posted that on one of his whatever, on his feed recently.

00:22:30.991 --> 00:22:34.991
Of like just a clip of him reacting to all the dudes out there who just have

00:22:34.991 --> 00:22:37.531
someone artificially just smash their ears until they get it. Yeah.

00:22:37.791 --> 00:22:41.111
Stealing valor. They're like smashing it between like plates. Yeah, stealing valor.

00:22:41.391 --> 00:22:47.131
Dude, I don't get it because you're not going to be able to wear AirPods or Beats headphones.

00:22:47.391 --> 00:22:50.011
Like it's not going to work for you, man. You're going to have to have over

00:22:50.011 --> 00:22:52.471
– I don't see it as a badge of honor.

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I just see it as like, dude, this is jujitsu. This is wrestling and this is judo.

00:22:56.971 --> 00:22:59.211
This is whatever. Like it happens. It just comes with the territory.

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It just comes with the territory.

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Is a big warning flag if you see someone with it. The amount of conversations

00:23:05.031 --> 00:23:08.531
I've had with strangers because I have cauliflower ear, it's kind of cool.

00:23:08.671 --> 00:23:11.351
I get to meet people and be like, oh yeah, where'd you wrestle?

00:23:11.671 --> 00:23:13.811
The amount of times I've been asked that, then I have to be like,

00:23:13.851 --> 00:23:15.531
well, yeah. Like Mike said, I'm like, I didn't.

00:23:15.731 --> 00:23:18.191
I either just give them like, yeah, dude, I just, I don't know.

00:23:18.291 --> 00:23:21.371
I make an answer. I used to wrestle a lot in high school. I lied.

00:23:21.651 --> 00:23:26.011
But the real answer is that I did it for jiu-jitsu after I started jiu-jitsu.

00:23:26.731 --> 00:23:31.471
But I have that conversation, so I kind of like it gives you that

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I don't know it's like I don't mind that I don't mind talking to strangers I

00:23:35.111 --> 00:23:37.931
was at a conference like three weeks ago dude and I met people who like wanted

00:23:37.931 --> 00:23:41.631
to talk to me about that shit it was kind of nice made it easy it's a good starting

00:23:41.631 --> 00:23:44.731
point so I'm like if you're in sales or something like that tech or whatever

00:23:44.731 --> 00:23:49.431
like it's a good starting point conversation unfortunately but it's just like yo,

00:23:49.891 --> 00:23:52.631
it's the number one thing guys will ask don't mess

00:23:52.631 --> 00:23:56.371
with this guy the number one thing the guys will ask is like yo you got caught

00:23:56.371 --> 00:24:01.271
fire what do you do like every every guy knows that every guy knows that credit

00:24:01.271 --> 00:24:04.751
to the UFC for making everybody watch it credit to the UFC we'll see these motherfuckers

00:24:04.751 --> 00:24:08.851
on Naka Pan's feet who are smushing their ears man just stealing our valor it's

00:24:08.851 --> 00:24:12.471
ridiculous just get out there and get it because otherwise like what

00:24:12.691 --> 00:24:16.651
are you gonna tell people when they ask you where you oh yeah oh I gave it to

00:24:16.651 --> 00:24:22.751
myself from fucking smashing I hammered it with bricks but you know those guys

00:24:22.751 --> 00:24:27.611
know they know they're stealing valor dude it's one of those things man I think

00:24:27.611 --> 00:24:31.631
that we're on topic of foods or cauliflower, for example.

00:24:33.026 --> 00:24:36.046
I think we were having that conversation about the restaurants, man, out here.

00:24:36.326 --> 00:24:40.246
And how I originally was been out here for like two years, three,

00:24:40.386 --> 00:24:41.426
two and a half, three years, I would say.

00:24:42.186 --> 00:24:46.386
Miss the city every single day because everywhere I go now, it's the same regular

00:24:46.386 --> 00:24:48.786
shops and we're rich. It's so annoying.

00:24:49.026 --> 00:24:52.506
I miss it out here. You guys got that Dickies barbecue though,

00:24:52.586 --> 00:24:53.726
don't you? Is that still going?

00:24:54.786 --> 00:24:59.826
Nope. They killed it? Wasn't there Dickies? The only thing I know is Della J's,

00:24:59.826 --> 00:25:02.346
it still has a barbecue, which is around here.

00:25:02.346 --> 00:25:06.466
And then there's another there's a fish joint around Woodbridge but there isn't

00:25:06.466 --> 00:25:11.826
really I think Dickie's is further I think Dickie's is in isn't that in Fredericksburg?

00:25:11.946 --> 00:25:16.746
I think that's Fredericksburg okay excuse me no no you go you go Fredericksburg is another hub of food,

00:25:17.606 --> 00:25:21.026
it really has Fredericksburg has changed over the last 10 years,

00:25:21.586 --> 00:25:25.106
it used to be really nothing out there then COVID hit and then all these other

00:25:25.106 --> 00:25:29.346
mom and pop stores popped out here but no because my stomach growling I was

00:25:29.346 --> 00:25:34.146
like dude I cannot wait for My favorite shop right now is Matt and Tony's.

00:25:34.226 --> 00:25:35.686
We were talking about vegetables and all that stuff.

00:25:35.906 --> 00:25:37.506
Shout out to Matt and Tony's. Shout out to Matt and Tony, man,

00:25:37.586 --> 00:25:40.666
because they make a killer burger melt. But nah, man.

00:25:41.026 --> 00:25:43.886
We were talking about foods, and we never got, or I never got.

00:25:43.946 --> 00:25:47.426
What is your favorite place out here? Oh, out here? Out here, Michael. Ooh.

00:25:48.426 --> 00:25:51.386
My favorite spot. I don't know what's still open here.

00:25:51.906 --> 00:25:53.726
Dude, COVID killed a lot. Side

00:25:53.726 --> 00:25:57.166
note, COVID killed a lot of businesses out here. It killed it. It was sad.

00:25:57.506 --> 00:26:04.306
It was sad. i used to love going to so like down i pointing doesn't make sense

00:26:04.306 --> 00:26:10.726
to anyone else over yonder over like on lee highway there's a spot called caribbean grill,

00:26:11.766 --> 00:26:14.946
so still there yes that's still there i know that's.

00:26:16.126 --> 00:26:18.846
But so they they're like a they're like

00:26:18.846 --> 00:26:22.166
a chicken place um cuban so they

00:26:22.166 --> 00:26:26.386
do but their fucking cuban sandwich dude is fire but

00:26:26.386 --> 00:26:29.506
they also said uh but they're known for their chickens as

00:26:29.506 --> 00:26:32.326
well so they're known for the cuban and they're known for the chickens because

00:26:32.326 --> 00:26:35.226
they do like the charcoal chicken like rotisserie stuff dude that

00:26:35.226 --> 00:26:37.846
place is fire that used to be because my mom lives down the

00:26:37.846 --> 00:26:40.886
street from there so i used to like just walk

00:26:40.886 --> 00:26:43.526
up there and get food all the time so i walk and then

00:26:43.526 --> 00:26:46.286
just get a whole chicken i love it what about you scott what's your favorite

00:26:46.286 --> 00:26:50.326
texas jacks if i had to pick one like right around here you're 10 minutes away

00:26:50.326 --> 00:26:54.306
from it man I fucking hate it it's the best the brisket is a fucking brisket

00:26:54.306 --> 00:26:59.886
is a game changer oh my god that thing like I think that was one Matt Antonius

00:26:59.886 --> 00:27:03.186
is another one Beeliner Diner is actually fire,

00:27:04.146 --> 00:27:09.286
um what else is out here there's so many pizza joints ooh sorry there's so many

00:27:09.286 --> 00:27:14.946
pizza joints out here there's so many Thai food and good kebabs too nah which

00:27:14.946 --> 00:27:16.986
one we're talking about now oh so many.

00:27:18.966 --> 00:27:21.666
Kebabs you can throw a rock My boy. Oh, yeah.

00:27:23.258 --> 00:27:27.818
Like, this is Arlington or Alexandria. This is backbone kebab area. Come on now.

00:27:28.398 --> 00:27:31.558
And... Arlington kebab over there is pretty good. Yep. Do you like Arlington kebab?

00:27:31.718 --> 00:27:36.618
I like that. I like it because they have the, uh, the Kwabalee Palau. Oh.

00:27:37.098 --> 00:27:40.118
What do you think about that? I know nothing about that. I have nothing.

00:27:40.358 --> 00:27:41.838
He got the name right. That's why.

00:27:42.798 --> 00:27:47.918
Kwabalee Palau? You got the, you got the rice with the carrots and the raisins in it.

00:27:48.278 --> 00:27:51.558
Seasoned rice. And then just a fucking massive lamb shank.

00:27:52.058 --> 00:27:57.358
There's a spot, I like that there's a spot that opened up in Clarendon it's

00:27:57.358 --> 00:28:01.518
called Lely it's like this Lebanese joint and they have this meat platter this

00:28:01.518 --> 00:28:03.458
fat ass meat platter and you can add,

00:28:03.478 --> 00:28:08.378
if you want you can add lamb chops on top of it for maybe an extra 18-20 bucks

00:28:08.378 --> 00:28:13.058
and they'll deliver it to you they have DoorDash with rice,

00:28:13.118 --> 00:28:16.358
I throw some potatoes in there and it depends

00:28:16.358 --> 00:28:19.818
on how hungry I am I can eat probably two thirds of it maybe 75%

00:28:19.818 --> 00:28:22.758
of it when I'm just going mash city but if

00:28:22.758 --> 00:28:25.418
i want to split it up into two meals i can split it into two meals but i

00:28:25.418 --> 00:28:28.278
can just get that to go man and it's a meat feast it's

00:28:28.278 --> 00:28:31.738
got like it's got like big ass hunks chicken so it's like like you know like

00:28:31.738 --> 00:28:37.218
chicken breast or whatever uh steak they have the kofta so they have like the

00:28:37.218 --> 00:28:41.178
ground meat the hamburger like you know like bob hamburger shit it's really

00:28:41.178 --> 00:28:45.818
good they have like a beef like a kofta sandwich thing they mash it's all included

00:28:45.818 --> 00:28:47.538
and like i said if you want to add in.

00:28:48.758 --> 00:28:52.718
The lamb chops you can for like just another dead animal because we don't eat

00:28:52.718 --> 00:28:53.438
vegetables around here.

00:28:54.898 --> 00:28:58.418
Around these parts, we don't eat vegetables. So like the more dead animals, the better.

00:28:59.318 --> 00:29:02.258
Plus a bunch of like mad rice. There are vegetables on there.

00:29:02.338 --> 00:29:08.438
There's artichokes, which by the way, by the way, one of the better vegetables. It's a flower. Okay.

00:29:09.818 --> 00:29:12.998
But at least it tastes, it tastes like something and they grill it and I'm like,

00:29:13.078 --> 00:29:14.078
oh, actually like I could see

00:29:14.078 --> 00:29:17.018
myself enjoying eating this because it also has asparagus and I'm like,

00:29:18.158 --> 00:29:20.718
I'll eat asparagus because if it's there which I paid for it so I'm like it's

00:29:20.718 --> 00:29:25.578
there I'm going to eat it and they have carrots similar carrots at least have a little flavor to them,

00:29:26.238 --> 00:29:28.838
Plus onions. Add cinnamon to carrots, man, is the best thing.

00:29:28.858 --> 00:29:34.118
It's not bad, right? And then they have this, like, Lebanese, like, fucking crack.

00:29:34.938 --> 00:29:36.778
The garlic sauce? The garlic sauce. Yeah.

00:29:37.798 --> 00:29:41.638
It's just so garlicky, man. When you said Lebanese crack, exactly what you're talking about.

00:29:41.758 --> 00:29:43.758
Dude, I just dump everything. Give me some of that Lebanese crack.

00:29:43.758 --> 00:29:46.158
Give me that extra crack, man. I just dump it in that stuff,

00:29:46.198 --> 00:29:47.558
and I just get so much garlic.

00:29:47.758 --> 00:29:55.198
Dude, it's fucking amazing. Another thing, and there's a bunch of these around here, is pupusas. Yeah.

00:29:56.178 --> 00:30:01.038
You can't go bad with any food truck and or Spanish restaurant out here. Hands down.

00:30:01.278 --> 00:30:04.918
Dude, the fucking pupusas around here are fire. Yes, they're good. You can't.

00:30:06.098 --> 00:30:07.878
That's El Salvadoran, I think, right? Yeah.

00:30:09.218 --> 00:30:12.518
I couldn't even do, I think, what is it? District Tacos or something like that.

00:30:12.558 --> 00:30:15.838
I tried that one time, and that was probably the worst taco I ever had.

00:30:16.118 --> 00:30:19.018
They're like, okay, so. That was the franchise.

00:30:19.378 --> 00:30:22.638
For a minute, I like this. I don't mind District Taco, but I'm with you.

00:30:22.778 --> 00:30:26.478
And it ranks pretty low for me. I like that. like the taco kind of like fast

00:30:26.478 --> 00:30:30.538
casual thing but what i liked about them that got them bonus points granted

00:30:30.538 --> 00:30:36.118
they got usurped i have a new winner for this they served breakfast tacos all day,

00:30:36.638 --> 00:30:39.458
so that was kind of like all right this is a competitive edge for

00:30:39.458 --> 00:30:42.838
you district taco bang taco bamba it's

00:30:42.838 --> 00:30:45.718
a block it's a block down the street from me man and i

00:30:45.718 --> 00:30:48.478
don't want to leave my house i can door dash it i can be a lazy bitch and just

00:30:48.478 --> 00:30:51.618
get like a pile of good food breakfast all day and it's

00:30:51.618 --> 00:30:54.418
a more a superior menu top to bottom in general in my

00:30:54.418 --> 00:30:57.258
opinion than um the district taco they have

00:30:57.258 --> 00:30:59.918
like the uh they call them like the gringo style like they have like

00:30:59.918 --> 00:31:02.878
a bunch of like kitschy like they got like the cheeseburger one the

00:31:02.878 --> 00:31:06.118
fried chicken one the whatever da da da and they're all awesome and

00:31:06.118 --> 00:31:09.158
they got the traditional tacos if you want to do like the more mexican or

00:31:09.158 --> 00:31:12.078
they might be al-sovereign or whatever like if you want to do like more traditional tacos you

00:31:12.078 --> 00:31:14.898
can get the like the tongue the beef the whatever

00:31:14.898 --> 00:31:17.958
just like old school tacos combined with like the white people like

00:31:17.958 --> 00:31:21.778
you know american bullshit and then like everything's covered cheese which is

00:31:21.778 --> 00:31:26.738
awesome nice yeah good quesos you can get their nacho game is strong they make

00:31:26.738 --> 00:31:30.398
sandwiches and breakfast all day plus pretty good cocktails if you want to sit

00:31:30.398 --> 00:31:34.438
down i know how scott feels about tacos because i followed him around austin

00:31:34.438 --> 00:31:35.438
while cutting weight for.

00:31:36.638 --> 00:31:42.438
Dude that's that's like tacos cano sore bro he dug that one up he went to four

00:31:42.438 --> 00:31:45.878
different taco places it's been 10 years dude it's been 10 years and he's like

00:31:45.878 --> 00:31:49.318
i've been waiting to pick this fight you made me watch eat the tacos I bet you

00:31:49.318 --> 00:31:52.318
Charles has it even worse because his weight was worse than mine he probably

00:31:52.318 --> 00:31:54.318
does you guys had to watch us eat,

00:31:54.778 --> 00:31:58.158
Charles and I that's what happens when you're a fighter when you're dead and

00:31:58.158 --> 00:32:01.578
you see everybody eat around it's the worst part of your feeling I think the

00:32:01.578 --> 00:32:03.238
salivation is the only reason I made weight,

00:32:04.378 --> 00:32:07.318
yeah I got you guys I got your gastric asses.

00:32:08.618 --> 00:32:12.418
But I have a hot take in terms of subs,

00:32:13.212 --> 00:32:17.192
I think Pazano's has the best subs. Best steak and cheese sub. Subs. Okay.

00:32:17.852 --> 00:32:22.372
Steak and cheese sub. See, Pazano's, I like the pies. Oh, the pies are amazing.

00:32:22.472 --> 00:32:25.192
Do I know what I like about the, I think it's best that they have? Yeah.

00:32:25.812 --> 00:32:30.692
Stromboli's and calzone's. Yes. I never had any of them, but the Philly steak

00:32:30.692 --> 00:32:34.112
and cheese sub, hands down, best thing you ever taste. Shit.

00:32:34.332 --> 00:32:37.632
Hands down, best thing you ever taste. And that goes against every moment.

00:32:37.752 --> 00:32:40.552
But, like, I remember one time, we got this, like,

00:32:40.812 --> 00:32:43.552
two-for-twenty deal, whatever like that and we got them and

00:32:43.552 --> 00:32:48.152
we're like let's see what this is gonna be about right and it was fire and it

00:32:48.152 --> 00:32:52.732
was it's fire wherever you go wherever Pazano's you go cause I've done this

00:32:52.732 --> 00:32:59.372
in I've tested this you've I have tested this I've done it in Manassas I've

00:32:59.372 --> 00:33:01.352
done it in Alexandria I've done it in Woodbridge,

00:33:01.992 --> 00:33:06.852
every single one has been fire so shout out to Pazano's for the consistency

00:33:06.852 --> 00:33:11.872
amongst three different stores and three different districts like it's I'm telling

00:33:11.872 --> 00:33:13.752
you, it's one of the best. It's top tier.

00:33:14.052 --> 00:33:17.672
Their pies are amazing, too. Like, a lot of people low-key don't understand

00:33:17.672 --> 00:33:19.632
pies. I don't know. Pizza is one of the best pizzas out here.

00:33:20.672 --> 00:33:25.272
That's a shout-out for their quality control message. Seriously, man. I like that.

00:33:26.072 --> 00:33:31.392
However, on the Arlington lore side for sandwiches, Italian store.

00:33:31.612 --> 00:33:33.972
Oh, yeah. Top. Yeah. Have you been to the Italian store?

00:33:34.312 --> 00:33:36.992
What? Have you ever had the Italian store? No. I'm not. Let's just have it right now.

00:33:37.112 --> 00:33:42.292
Dude, listen to Mike. Yeah. So the Italian store, it started off as like one

00:33:42.292 --> 00:33:45.332
location over in like the Lion Village area.

00:33:45.872 --> 00:33:52.312
But so it's like a legit Italian grocery, but their fucking deli is what made

00:33:52.312 --> 00:33:54.072
them like maybe world famous.

00:33:54.312 --> 00:33:57.932
I don't know the extent of their fame. You said the Italian store.

00:33:57.932 --> 00:33:59.692
The Italian store. The Italian store.

00:33:59.852 --> 00:34:03.672
The Italian store. So they have two locations. They're both probably about equidistant

00:34:03.672 --> 00:34:05.252
from here. They're both pretty close.

00:34:05.412 --> 00:34:10.732
They're both close. The one on what is formerly the same place.

00:34:10.952 --> 00:34:13.752
So there's one on Lee Highway, and then they have the new location,

00:34:13.912 --> 00:34:17.172
which is- West and West. Leon Village and Westover. Yes, Westover.

00:34:17.392 --> 00:34:19.492
And so they do pizza.

00:34:19.972 --> 00:34:21.632
Yeah, you used to live right over there. Dude.

00:34:22.132 --> 00:34:24.572
But you were there too early before they opened the new spot,

00:34:24.672 --> 00:34:25.812
right? More ways than one. Yeah, yeah.

00:34:26.012 --> 00:34:32.192
I already have 100% agree because I have a thing that's my niches is that I

00:34:32.192 --> 00:34:36.132
have to see what the outside look like before I look at the inside.

00:34:36.332 --> 00:34:39.612
What do you think? If the outside look like it's crummy on the outside.

00:34:40.508 --> 00:34:44.148
That food the food is beast in the inside like it's

00:34:44.148 --> 00:34:47.288
that's what i'm completely opposite right well i'm call

00:34:47.288 --> 00:34:50.068
me racial call me judgmental i don't care if i'm

00:34:50.068 --> 00:34:52.968
going to an italian place or a spanish place

00:34:52.968 --> 00:34:55.948
or a black culture place i need

00:34:55.948 --> 00:34:58.828
to see what i need to see if i'm in the spanish zone

00:34:58.828 --> 00:35:01.888
i need to hear them play bad bunny in the background

00:35:01.888 --> 00:35:05.188
and they're doing stuff in the background i'm going to italian joint

00:35:05.188 --> 00:35:08.048
i need or all three of these zones all three

00:35:08.048 --> 00:35:11.508
of the fronts need to be crummy and i need faded menus

00:35:11.508 --> 00:35:14.868
on the inside gritty gritty menus on

00:35:14.868 --> 00:35:17.848
the inside i don't go to a china shop unless it

00:35:17.848 --> 00:35:23.748
has gritty menus on the inside you want the the faded poorly lit above the thing

00:35:23.748 --> 00:35:32.348
faded i need it faded um i honestly uh i do 100 believe that because it's like

00:35:32.348 --> 00:35:35.648
when i saw this at the outside of these two stores i was like oh no i'm already

00:35:35.648 --> 00:35:37.808
in i'm already I saw the outside.

00:35:38.068 --> 00:35:40.008
It looked old 1980s, 1990s.

00:35:40.648 --> 00:35:44.468
We in. Bang. You bang. We in. It's one of those things for me because it's just

00:35:44.468 --> 00:35:48.928
like, it's just one of those things. I just can't explain it.

00:35:49.048 --> 00:35:52.388
I really can't explain it. If you want to talk about quality control in sandwiches,

00:35:52.588 --> 00:35:58.128
though, these dudes are like, it's a Italian sandwich factory. Dude, I'm over.

00:35:58.448 --> 00:36:03.408
They're not just, it's not just, they do made to order, but they have like three

00:36:03.408 --> 00:36:08.828
subs that they make so many of did they just make them all it's like the Capri the Capri the Roma,

00:36:09.448 --> 00:36:16.228
I'm here man the Milano the Capri two rotating subs of the day yeah they make

00:36:16.228 --> 00:36:19.328
so many of them that they have so like you'll go there now and they'll have

00:36:19.328 --> 00:36:23.668
like an extra three or four made if you don't want to wait just grab one it's

00:36:23.668 --> 00:36:26.288
good it's gonna be good they made it maybe eight minutes before that if you

00:36:26.288 --> 00:36:28.108
get there right before the lunch rush.

00:36:28.589 --> 00:36:31.689
Those things are there's like 20 in each one dude like

00:36:31.689 --> 00:36:34.569
they know what's about to happen oh i know i

00:36:34.569 --> 00:36:37.389
know i haven't been in a minute i'm glad you brought that up

00:36:37.389 --> 00:36:40.529
their pizzas are also really good you can

00:36:40.529 --> 00:36:43.329
get it by the slice you get a whole big fat ass pie if you want they have

00:36:43.329 --> 00:36:46.049
the they also have the thick boy like i think they call it

00:36:46.049 --> 00:36:49.009
the roman but it's like it looks like a it's just yeah sicilian style

00:36:49.009 --> 00:36:51.809
there you go that's what it is no the when i

00:36:51.809 --> 00:36:54.949
first pulled this up it was a big pizza pie it was

00:36:54.949 --> 00:36:57.909
just big pizza pie with the sloppy cheese and all the toppings

00:36:57.909 --> 00:37:00.969
i was like yeah they know what they're doing that's that's exactly yeah

00:37:00.969 --> 00:37:03.949
they do fucking massive pizzas too it's good

00:37:03.949 --> 00:37:06.909
you can get like the jar full of the spicy peppers so you

00:37:06.909 --> 00:37:10.009
can just bring that home and just put it on yeah i need

00:37:10.009 --> 00:37:12.669
to come back out here again and they

00:37:12.669 --> 00:37:15.309
sell a bunch of like because it's it's an actual like you said like a

00:37:15.309 --> 00:37:18.309
little mini italian grocery store too so i can go in there and get like pastas

00:37:18.309 --> 00:37:21.189
that are imported yeah i saw that too sauces that maybe

00:37:21.189 --> 00:37:24.089
you either don't know how to make or you don't want to make good pastas and

00:37:24.089 --> 00:37:26.909
shit just buy a bunch of shit they're good man the west over

00:37:26.909 --> 00:37:30.209
location has an espresso bar in it too yes it does so you

00:37:30.209 --> 00:37:32.909
go there they have gelato i think yeah get

00:37:32.909 --> 00:37:35.749
some gelato they got everything they got it so you just got a little trip to italy right

00:37:35.749 --> 00:37:38.729
there in arlington you just take a little yeah exactly and

00:37:38.729 --> 00:37:42.529
then you'll text the team and say all right how much exercise i need to do what does

00:37:42.529 --> 00:37:45.809
this match up with no spaghetti for me man it's uh

00:37:45.809 --> 00:37:48.829
outside the one time you do it for dinner that's my lunch that's

00:37:48.829 --> 00:37:52.029
my hard card lunch so i mean like that or italian.

00:37:52.029 --> 00:37:54.809
I mean i know what you mean but yeah it's just one of those things

00:37:54.809 --> 00:37:58.029
like nah but that that place is bomb

00:37:58.029 --> 00:38:00.769
it's actually making me hungry right now you're gonna be glad you did it yeah you're gonna

00:38:00.769 --> 00:38:03.469
be coffee bar yeah you said coffee bar only at the

00:38:03.469 --> 00:38:09.529
west over catering subs pizzas like that is probably one of the major ones out

00:38:09.529 --> 00:38:13.889
there man yeah highly recommend that spot that's uh i don't eat there very often

00:38:13.889 --> 00:38:15.909
though because i don't eat a lot of sandwiches i don't eat a lot of sandwiches

00:38:15.909 --> 00:38:19.049
either but i'm glad you brought this up as well now that you got me thinking

00:38:19.049 --> 00:38:23.269
about like best fucking sandwiches in our area it's probably them, no question.

00:38:23.489 --> 00:38:25.569
There is a spot here in Boston where.

00:38:25.852 --> 00:38:31.392
Um, I know the owners, it's called poppy seed and rye. I've been there.

00:38:31.732 --> 00:38:34.092
It's good. It's good. I like it. It's a little bit like, kind of like,

00:38:34.312 --> 00:38:37.792
um, like if you want to call Italian store traditional gritty,

00:38:38.592 --> 00:38:40.772
that's, that's like, it's like old school kind of vibe.

00:38:40.852 --> 00:38:42.552
Like you're going to go and you're going to feel like you're like walked into

00:38:42.552 --> 00:38:44.632
like, it's like got it at like authentic Italian vibe.

00:38:44.792 --> 00:38:47.052
This place is a little more like very much like Arlington style.

00:38:47.192 --> 00:38:48.092
It's a little bit like prettier.

00:38:48.912 --> 00:38:51.072
Everything's got a little more nicer presentation, but it is good.

00:38:51.252 --> 00:38:53.852
And the menus, it's not like that's Italian stores, Italian food,

00:38:54.112 --> 00:38:56.772
Italian sandwiches, Italian this Italian that so you know what you're getting

00:38:56.772 --> 00:39:00.212
it's really good they're kind of doing a little bit of everything over a poppy

00:39:00.212 --> 00:39:04.072
seed but it is good but it is good like a good grilled cheese I give the grilled

00:39:04.072 --> 00:39:08.292
cheese plus the tomato soup so you want to dunk it in that you want to add bacon,

00:39:08.812 --> 00:39:11.492
and I think they do it with like brie because again it's like everything,

00:39:12.532 --> 00:39:16.832
slightly fancier you know they got an Italian sandwich so it's not bad they got a meatball sandwich,

00:39:17.672 --> 00:39:20.612
breakfast is we had I think that's what we ate last week is that what we got

00:39:20.612 --> 00:39:23.692
that's what we ordered we had the port belly biscuit oh yeah that's where that

00:39:23.692 --> 00:39:26.052
was from with the tomato jam that's right the spicy tomato jam the pork belly

00:39:26.052 --> 00:39:29.052
biscuit was fire and then we got we got some kind of like,

00:39:29.552 --> 00:39:33.992
just regular ass sandwich and we added I added bacon and ham to it nice nice

00:39:33.992 --> 00:39:38.432
nice nice that's good that sandwich was out shown by the pork belly sandwich

00:39:38.432 --> 00:39:41.912
you like that one more it was just special the other one had like a peppery

00:39:41.912 --> 00:39:45.012
sauce some kind of like nice peppery like mayo kind of thing it was fucking

00:39:45.012 --> 00:39:46.652
crack they're both really good though.

00:39:47.732 --> 00:39:51.752
Very good sandwiches everyone listening probably like they're probably assuming

00:39:51.752 --> 00:39:55.992
and they would be right that we all need to eat soon dude trust me dude trust

00:39:55.992 --> 00:39:58.972
trust I ain't gonna lie when y'all were talking about the food real quick my

00:39:58.972 --> 00:40:02.452
boys say oh yeah we on our way I'm like dang alright bring it let's go let's go.

00:40:03.892 --> 00:40:07.552
So you getting that patty melt when you get there fuck yeah bro I ain't gotta

00:40:07.552 --> 00:40:11.972
come till the 25th I'm only over like 200 that's right I'm already cool bro

00:40:11.972 --> 00:40:16.552
that's right that's the one thing I love about like when you are on weight oh,

00:40:17.112 --> 00:40:19.772
it's the best for life life is good life is great I tell

00:40:19.772 --> 00:40:22.492
you about it all the time man when you on weight you already did your

00:40:22.492 --> 00:40:25.332
first battle your first battle is your weight and that's

00:40:25.332 --> 00:40:28.032
what we didn't really talk about this in the first one but

00:40:28.032 --> 00:40:31.852
in the second one uh the big brothers uh quintet

00:40:31.852 --> 00:40:34.892
team that we did for blue belts i had blue

00:40:34.892 --> 00:40:37.892
belts the week of 10 pounds over

00:40:37.892 --> 00:40:40.612
on the team and it was the

00:40:40.612 --> 00:40:44.332
individuals i think i've never been more

00:40:44.332 --> 00:40:47.532
like dude what the fuck like

00:40:47.532 --> 00:40:52.892
like it was one it's kind of like they told me the wrong way in the first place

00:40:52.892 --> 00:40:56.912
because they these three blue belts that that go to my school they told me they

00:40:56.912 --> 00:41:00.232
want to be in the blue belt quintet i told dave they were like all right cool

00:41:00.232 --> 00:41:04.552
they got a slot cool we need two more people they told me their weights they

00:41:04.552 --> 00:41:05.852
say hey we need two heavyweights,

00:41:06.352 --> 00:41:13.032
cool no problem found the two heavyweights then they're like hey hold on real quick we're over by.

00:41:14.141 --> 00:41:19.801
They were actually over by like 25 pounds. Across the three guys? Amongst the five.

00:41:20.081 --> 00:41:23.881
10, 10, and five or something like that. No, so the group of five is 25 over.

00:41:24.241 --> 00:41:28.461
But one of them was nine pounds over compared to everybody else.

00:41:28.581 --> 00:41:30.541
And that was like probably like maybe. Someone's fucking up.

00:41:30.821 --> 00:41:32.901
That was like probably two weeks out.

00:41:33.241 --> 00:41:35.821
By a week of, it was only the one guy left.

00:41:36.281 --> 00:41:43.101
And then I love you, Angelo, but mans went radio silent on the whole group except for one dude.

00:41:44.701 --> 00:41:48.281
Um, and the only, I'm like, I call him Hollywood now. Cause he showed,

00:41:48.421 --> 00:41:49.841
he wanted to show up when you show up.

00:41:51.101 --> 00:41:53.741
But yeah, like he was nine pounds over and we had to switch him out.

00:41:53.821 --> 00:41:57.441
Cause he got sick last minute. So he was like, all right, let me, let me get down.

00:41:57.561 --> 00:41:59.621
Cause he was trying to do the wrestler where he was like, all right,

00:42:00.641 --> 00:42:01.721
sweat suit and everything.

00:42:01.901 --> 00:42:06.261
And then he got caught sick. And I'm like, that's sometimes, do you ever get that too?

00:42:06.321 --> 00:42:08.361
Like I've had that happen to me when I'm trying to cut weight.

00:42:08.481 --> 00:42:10.141
I actually get sick while I'm cutting weight.

00:42:10.321 --> 00:42:13.661
Like it's happened once to me. It's weird, isn't it? Only once though.

00:42:13.661 --> 00:42:15.461
It's weird, isn't it? It is weird.

00:42:15.881 --> 00:42:18.021
Yeah. Your body's going through a lot of shit. I can see, like,

00:42:18.101 --> 00:42:21.921
if you're, I would have to think back to this time that I had,

00:42:22.021 --> 00:42:25.041
like, when it happened to me, like, if I fucked up. It happened to me one time.

00:42:25.521 --> 00:42:28.801
Was the weight cut, like, a mess, though? It, hmm.

00:42:29.281 --> 00:42:32.341
See, I don't know if mine was. I think mine just, I don't know.

00:42:32.501 --> 00:42:36.261
I feel like sometimes, like, when you're not eating, sometimes you get nausea.

00:42:36.741 --> 00:42:42.401
You know what I mean? That happened once, and that was because of my dumbass fault, the nausea one.

00:42:42.401 --> 00:42:50.181
Because when I was at Blue Belt and blue, gi and no gi for people that are on

00:42:50.181 --> 00:42:52.581
where gi weight is different than no gi weight.

00:42:52.921 --> 00:42:58.501
So my gi weight, I registered for both divisions under the same pretext of I'm

00:42:58.501 --> 00:43:02.181
fighting, I'm heavy and gi, I'm fighting me, I'm heavy and no gi.

00:43:02.461 --> 00:43:06.561
Get done with my gi stuff and everything like that. Come to find out the next

00:43:06.561 --> 00:43:13.441
day that I have to be four pounds lighter because because I didn't match up the weights, right?

00:43:14.101 --> 00:43:21.281
I spent my entire afternoon, evening in the gym, running the bike and sauna

00:43:21.281 --> 00:43:23.381
for, I was in the gym for four hours.

00:43:24.041 --> 00:43:28.961
That was probably the most miserable. I didn't eat either. I didn't have any protein.

00:43:29.441 --> 00:43:32.461
I woke up the next, I didn't eat until I got on the scale the next day.

00:43:32.881 --> 00:43:37.841
So I had to cut off my celebration snack. I had to cut off like all that.

00:43:38.021 --> 00:43:42.161
It was, it was, that was the only time I felt like I was sick but like actual

00:43:42.161 --> 00:43:47.041
like like sick because I was I just wasn't eating but what he went through like

00:43:47.041 --> 00:43:50.721
the whole shakes and sneezing all that stuff oh okay like that.

00:43:51.461 --> 00:43:55.801
That has happened to me once I just can't remember actual illness illness illness

00:43:55.801 --> 00:43:58.481
yeah like wild cutting and I do believe like,

00:43:59.134 --> 00:44:03.454
it happened during the winter time because so much sweat come out of your body and so cold out.

00:44:03.674 --> 00:44:05.654
And then you're switching from your immune system's fucked up.

00:44:05.654 --> 00:44:08.794
It's already, you're going through like this back and forth up hot,

00:44:08.974 --> 00:44:12.094
cold, hot, cold, hot, cold. And your body's just confused or something.

00:44:12.494 --> 00:44:17.714
And it fine crafts out. But yeah, man, like I think that's that weight cutting and food wise.

00:44:17.874 --> 00:44:21.774
Like the food is the first thing you got to defeat first. The scale is the first

00:44:21.774 --> 00:44:24.214
thing you got to defeat first. The other thing is just showing up on time.

00:44:25.734 --> 00:44:30.054
But that's one of those. No, When I tell Asim that I'm kind of light,

00:44:30.214 --> 00:44:32.334
he's like, you need to go eat now, motherfucker.

00:44:32.494 --> 00:44:35.754
And I'm like, all right, I can do that, coach. Yeah. It's a nice thing.

00:44:36.414 --> 00:44:39.954
Yeah, like, I don't feel, I never felt like I was light.

00:44:39.974 --> 00:44:43.454
I think with some of the stuff that we were talking about, like El Cardigan,

00:44:43.514 --> 00:44:45.174
I felt like I'm a little more hungrier.

00:44:45.974 --> 00:44:47.794
Jeez, I'm so sorry, guys. Popular guy.

00:44:48.814 --> 00:44:50.534
I'm so sorry. I should have turned that on, man.

00:44:51.734 --> 00:44:54.614
Um but nah dude it's just one of those things where

00:44:54.614 --> 00:45:00.674
it's weight has always been its thing if you guys or ever had that situation

00:45:00.674 --> 00:45:05.654
um whoever's listening or in room as well as like if you always had a thing

00:45:05.654 --> 00:45:08.494
with weight you just is gonna be one of those things where weight is gonna be

00:45:08.494 --> 00:45:12.374
on your forefront of your brain for a while until you get comfortable with jiu-jitsu,

00:45:12.974 --> 00:45:16.114
and which is why we you guys are doing the right thing going down through the

00:45:16.114 --> 00:45:20.734
dieting and all that stuff because it is a process is this is my weight loss

00:45:20.734 --> 00:45:25.574
of 40 pounds took a year it doesn't take you can go to dress around do like

00:45:25.574 --> 00:45:29.874
three four or five months but you're killing your body you're killing it,

00:45:30.786 --> 00:45:36.046
No, you're good. It just keeps buzzing. I'm getting non-popular like you.

00:45:36.446 --> 00:45:38.926
It's buzzing at me. You're good.

00:45:39.786 --> 00:45:44.766
I saw the generational A. No, no, it just kept like buzzing.

00:45:44.946 --> 00:45:49.006
I'm like, what the fuck is... You're good. I didn't know that you're a Samsung guy?

00:45:49.766 --> 00:45:51.286
Yeah, I got it. Android.

00:45:52.206 --> 00:45:56.406
Google. You're a Google? No. No, iPad. iPhone.

00:45:57.306 --> 00:46:00.286
What made you be a Samsung... Well, I can't really say much.

00:46:00.286 --> 00:46:03.946
I used to be a Samsung Galaxy person for a while. And then what made you stay?

00:46:04.866 --> 00:46:09.686
So I get my phone service through Google. So it's just easier just to use their

00:46:09.686 --> 00:46:12.926
stuff because it just is automatically synced with it.

00:46:14.146 --> 00:46:16.826
There's a lot of, yeah. Who should we work with? Who should we trust and not

00:46:16.826 --> 00:46:21.006
trust? You're the one in tech. I'm the one. I like iPhone more.

00:46:21.506 --> 00:46:25.606
I don't trust. If you want customization, I think Samsung has the best customization

00:46:25.606 --> 00:46:31.546
in terms of per phone, per of. If you want to do damage on a cell phone,

00:46:31.766 --> 00:46:33.706
then yeah, I think Samsung is probably one of those.

00:46:33.846 --> 00:46:38.886
But if you want to talk about trustworthy in terms of like, I'm going to put

00:46:38.886 --> 00:46:41.426
my phone down. No one can break into it. I would definitely do iPhone.

00:46:42.526 --> 00:46:47.206
Personally, in my opinion for that, iPhone was, I think, one of the first ones

00:46:47.206 --> 00:46:51.686
that's kind of stood up the government about unlocking a former terrorist's

00:46:51.686 --> 00:46:55.446
phone or something like that. And that became a very big issue of privacy.

00:46:57.046 --> 00:47:01.206
I'm 50-50 on that. kind of situation everyone has that that opinion to it but

00:47:01.206 --> 00:47:04.986
it's one of those things where they'll fight for privacy you'll fight for privacy

00:47:04.986 --> 00:47:07.006
without it so it's just like,

00:47:07.586 --> 00:47:12.866
i believe that is foremost from there now if the person gone and dead whatever

00:47:12.866 --> 00:47:16.726
i think that's a whole nother conversation itself not 100 sure unlocking the

00:47:16.726 --> 00:47:17.846
phone and all that oh yeah all,

00:47:18.386 --> 00:47:21.226
that but it's one of those things where

00:47:21.226 --> 00:47:23.986
it's like a fit it's

00:47:23.986 --> 00:47:26.906
like i get it i also understand people have rights

00:47:26.906 --> 00:47:29.686
as well you know like yes this person did terrible

00:47:29.686 --> 00:47:32.486
things but do they are they still allowed to have the subject

00:47:32.486 --> 00:47:35.246
the subjected rights that we're all supposed to have a human

00:47:35.246 --> 00:47:39.646
being in terms of privacy one of them yeah that's a point of rights isn't like

00:47:39.646 --> 00:47:42.366
when it feels good or when it doesn't feel good it's yeah when this guy's good

00:47:42.366 --> 00:47:45.266
or bad well that's why you have a legal system yeah it still has rights he still

00:47:45.266 --> 00:47:48.526
has right we kind of got here it took a minute for america to be established

00:47:48.526 --> 00:47:54.046
we don't have that no no no we'll be here for another hour man We could, we could, we could.

00:47:54.186 --> 00:47:57.226
Now we're just getting going. Yeah. But like, yeah, I mean, that's why you have rights.

00:47:57.886 --> 00:48:01.866
I can't violent them just because someone, whatever, anyways. Nah, dude. Yes.

00:48:02.866 --> 00:48:09.506
It's kind of one of the things why I'm not a big person on going to the top

00:48:09.506 --> 00:48:11.806
five tech companies. Okay.

00:48:13.106 --> 00:48:15.146
Microsoft, Google, Apple.

00:48:16.546 --> 00:48:18.866
You can throw in whatever two other people you want to put in.

00:48:18.866 --> 00:48:23.106
People put Envita on there now because of the chips or whatever so forth.

00:48:24.326 --> 00:48:29.366
Those people are controlled by stock market and your job is not,

00:48:30.049 --> 00:48:32.709
ever secured anymore in any type of the time in the

00:48:32.709 --> 00:48:35.449
way we're in right now but i'd rather

00:48:35.449 --> 00:48:38.529
deal with a company that's not living by a stock

00:48:38.529 --> 00:48:41.349
than deal with a company that is

00:48:41.349 --> 00:48:44.949
dealing with stock because like what happened to disney at four

00:48:44.949 --> 00:48:49.189
billion you're gonna be having cuts really soon like this is the first wave

00:48:49.189 --> 00:48:53.869
of that in terms of cut we're not going that deep and political but this is

00:48:53.869 --> 00:48:56.949
that second wave of what's going on after that that four billion that back in

00:48:56.949 --> 00:49:00.169
the disney a lot of stuff got cut a lot of stuff a lot of people don't know

00:49:00.169 --> 00:49:01.709
yet got cut movies just got cut,

00:49:02.489 --> 00:49:07.069
uh production stuff got cut off of that four bill how much that was like is it ai related though,

00:49:07.849 --> 00:49:11.269
how much can they actually downsize because they can leverage ai ai

00:49:11.269 --> 00:49:16.889
is very different um ai is a very new thing it's like it's a i would say in

00:49:16.889 --> 00:49:21.209
the best way possible it's like a child you feeding a child uh educational purposes

00:49:21.209 --> 00:49:27.909
right now is some child going to be a einstein and be getting better or understanding

00:49:27.909 --> 00:49:29.869
it better and be more functional, i.e.

00:49:30.369 --> 00:49:34.849
ChatGPT, yes, or human AI, whatever you want to call that other one that's out here right now.

00:49:35.769 --> 00:49:38.849
But there's certain AI that does function. Now, my current job that I work in

00:49:38.849 --> 00:49:43.729
tech, we have AI that just basically help you rewrite customer tickets, right?

00:49:44.029 --> 00:49:46.429
I don't even use that AI because that AI is dumb.

00:49:47.329 --> 00:49:53.729
I use ChatGPT because it's a lot easier. ChatGPT is a lot more humanized version of that.

00:49:53.829 --> 00:49:56.489
Now, I don't think, a lot of people are like, oh, AI is going to take out jobs

00:49:56.489 --> 00:49:59.449
or take out of a significant portion of our jobs.

00:49:59.749 --> 00:50:04.849
No, because at the end of the day, AI is a suggestion. They're not going to make...

00:50:05.698 --> 00:50:10.538
Medical purposes, I'm going to just use a medical example. If you're getting

00:50:10.538 --> 00:50:15.378
heart surgery, they run your tests and stuff like that through AI.

00:50:16.658 --> 00:50:21.218
To see what your success rate through the surgery, your recovery rate,

00:50:21.498 --> 00:50:23.758
how long that's going to last and stuff like that.

00:50:24.138 --> 00:50:28.218
They give you the recommendation, but they still will have to be a person because

00:50:28.218 --> 00:50:30.078
they'll probably recommend you to fail.

00:50:30.218 --> 00:50:32.678
Well, let's say they recommend you the possibility to fail.

00:50:32.858 --> 00:50:37.858
There has to be an oversight of why. And what happened with,

00:50:38.058 --> 00:50:41.578
and this is a deep rabbit hole we're about to go into before I get out of here,

00:50:42.398 --> 00:50:44.938
with insurance companies, for example, UnitedHealth.

00:50:45.358 --> 00:50:48.038
UnitedHealth started using AI for their claims.

00:50:48.718 --> 00:50:52.958
What happened with their claims was they'd started denying people claims based

00:50:52.958 --> 00:50:55.538
off the AI that it wasn't having checks and balances system.

00:50:55.978 --> 00:51:00.658
When that happened, that's when they started to get the audit of what happened

00:51:00.658 --> 00:51:03.398
with everything else. That's why that CEO was there that day, okay?

00:51:03.618 --> 00:51:07.258
Because of the AI with the claims and everything. And unfortunately,

00:51:07.258 --> 00:51:08.898
we all know what happened with that story.

00:51:09.098 --> 00:51:14.398
But then all of a sudden, you will see news clippings of UnitedHealthGares accepting

00:51:14.398 --> 00:51:16.778
all these other, accepting claims now.

00:51:16.918 --> 00:51:21.098
So much so, they got in trouble with that parent company by accepting too many claims.

00:51:21.378 --> 00:51:24.818
Really? And isn't that funny how an insurance company that's supposed to help

00:51:24.818 --> 00:51:27.498
you with medical stuff got in trouble for accepting more claims?

00:51:27.718 --> 00:51:29.378
Interesting. Bottom line.

00:51:29.978 --> 00:51:31.698
It's all bottom line stock market shit.

00:51:32.318 --> 00:51:37.518
Well, that's what he was saying. Yeah, I mean, it's... It's a rabbit hole, man. So you can...

00:51:38.997 --> 00:51:42.237
AI is going to be either, it's good and bad in both ways.

00:51:42.437 --> 00:51:47.897
We have the option of what the bad part of the UnitedHealthcare system or the

00:51:47.897 --> 00:51:51.077
UnitedHealthcare insurance company have with AI.

00:51:51.257 --> 00:51:55.717
But there also has to be another part where medical people use AI for probability

00:51:55.717 --> 00:52:01.517
ratings because everyone needs a probability, right? But do you need a check and balance?

00:52:01.757 --> 00:52:03.757
Well, yeah, because I mean, especially in something like that,

00:52:03.877 --> 00:52:06.217
there's factors outside of just those numbers, right? Because,

00:52:06.397 --> 00:52:09.937
well, this person, just because these numbers say this person,

00:52:10.197 --> 00:52:13.497
this is going to be a less than less likely to succeed thing.

00:52:13.677 --> 00:52:16.417
But, oh, well, this person also has this great support system.

00:52:16.857 --> 00:52:21.017
This person actually might stick to whatever regimen we give them afterwards

00:52:21.017 --> 00:52:25.077
versus like this other person who might be a on paper better candidate.

00:52:25.417 --> 00:52:30.297
But that guy might not take care of himself after receiving the transplant or

00:52:30.297 --> 00:52:33.337
whatever this thing is. And then it's just a waste of surgery.

00:52:33.657 --> 00:52:35.757
And, you know, so there's a lot of other factors.

00:52:36.397 --> 00:52:39.357
Wasted surgery was a little harsh. No, no, no, no, no. For my hypothetical person.

00:52:39.557 --> 00:52:43.217
But that's what they're considering, right? Yeah, it's a perfect understanding

00:52:43.217 --> 00:52:46.997
of that because like when my dad went through trying to get a kidney transplant,

00:52:47.897 --> 00:52:49.757
it was like a board of advisors, right?

00:52:49.877 --> 00:52:54.537
So are you guys going to take a board of advisors out of that and then put in the AI of that?

00:52:54.797 --> 00:52:57.617
When you have a board advisor, maybe four or five, I don't know how many people

00:52:57.617 --> 00:53:00.897
were, let's say four people, but they review your documentation and then have

00:53:00.897 --> 00:53:02.017
that discussion with you.

00:53:02.437 --> 00:53:05.077
And then they come up with determination. When he got put on the list,

00:53:05.137 --> 00:53:06.997
there was a couple of things. You need to lose weight.

00:53:08.197 --> 00:53:10.757
Need to eat a little bit healthier. That was really much it.

00:53:10.857 --> 00:53:14.337
And when he lost the weight, now he was able to accept any kidney that came in.

00:53:14.477 --> 00:53:17.837
And then it was the other person. Now, it could have been different things.

00:53:18.917 --> 00:53:22.837
I don't know why they do it. They allow people who have hep C to be donors.

00:53:22.997 --> 00:53:26.077
I don't think that's really... I'm not a medical degree person,

00:53:26.117 --> 00:53:27.217
but I think that's kind of weird.

00:53:27.917 --> 00:53:31.777
He didn't accept that kidney. One person, he couldn't do it because he got sick.

00:53:31.897 --> 00:53:33.257
There's so many different factors.

00:53:33.517 --> 00:53:38.437
So, like, what if AI didn't realize... is the AI going to check him if he got sick, right?

00:53:38.617 --> 00:53:41.117
Is the doctor going to check him if he got sick? Oh, okay. Well,

00:53:41.757 --> 00:53:45.837
there's certain regiments, like for AI to break, you have to break its own...

00:53:46.820 --> 00:53:51.320
I wouldn't say philosophy because as you've seen, like, it has its own fucking brain, which is good.

00:53:53.780 --> 00:53:57.460
You have to give it the right parameters, right? The right parameters to run

00:53:57.460 --> 00:54:00.480
it. So it's like if you're – I tell people all this.

00:54:00.660 --> 00:54:05.820
If you're in tech, right, and you understand APIs, it's basically you feed the

00:54:05.820 --> 00:54:07.720
API what you need, right?

00:54:08.680 --> 00:54:12.540
So if you're – so it's like, all right, well, the parameter is you are only

00:54:12.540 --> 00:54:15.920
allowed to have this surgery at these qualifications, right?

00:54:15.920 --> 00:54:18.800
So if you do your scan in and they're like oh this

00:54:18.800 --> 00:54:21.680
fails you here does that mean like it's so

00:54:21.680 --> 00:54:24.780
many layers but luck it buckets layers

00:54:24.780 --> 00:54:27.700
of ai that everyone that's the biggest topic it's

00:54:27.700 --> 00:54:30.720
so funny how it became the biggest topic early 2025 but now

00:54:30.720 --> 00:54:33.480
in the back in the 2025 barely talk people don't really talk

00:54:33.480 --> 00:54:36.300
about ai taking over jobs it'll come back but you know

00:54:36.300 --> 00:54:39.000
you're now that people are worried about ai for like surveillance and shit

00:54:39.000 --> 00:54:42.040
yep it's not really a job scene that was kind of my original question with

00:54:42.040 --> 00:54:44.820
you is like doing is a does need to scale them back i mean it's a

00:54:44.820 --> 00:54:47.740
it's a it's a amongst other things disney's doing a million

00:54:47.740 --> 00:54:50.420
things but they make movies yeah they do a bunch of other shit but

00:54:50.420 --> 00:54:53.160
like i know hollywood was spazzing on ai

00:54:53.160 --> 00:54:56.220
that's why they had the strikes and all that shit because writing jobs

00:54:56.220 --> 00:54:59.000
are being taken away because ai so part of me was like okay.

00:54:59.000 --> 00:55:02.180
Maybe that's where disney's saying like we're

00:55:02.180 --> 00:55:04.900
gonna scale back x number of billion because we just gotta spend money on

00:55:04.900 --> 00:55:07.660
it well but you're okay so you're right

00:55:07.660 --> 00:55:10.540
no one maybe people are probably still

00:55:10.540 --> 00:55:13.260
going to worry about the jaws with the jobs there now the thing

00:55:13.260 --> 00:55:15.960
is like is ai going to be used to spy

00:55:15.960 --> 00:55:19.140
on us no it probably will be but also the hollywood

00:55:19.140 --> 00:55:22.100
thing does make sense though because like i think two biggest

00:55:22.100 --> 00:55:27.940
things from the music it was music and uh hollywood it was the scripts and was

00:55:27.940 --> 00:55:33.480
the ai generated uh they're doing full-on artists artists artists ai generated

00:55:33.480 --> 00:55:37.760
what didn't help if you're a big drake fan he did the ai generated tupac verse

00:55:37.760 --> 00:55:41.440
when he was going through the whole Kendrick thing and I was like dude that was just nasty work.

00:55:41.960 --> 00:55:44.380
That's a weird thing you didn't need to do that so.

00:55:45.587 --> 00:55:49.407
I think, but that opened the door from Pandora's box to four,

00:55:49.787 --> 00:55:52.267
that type of stuff. Because people do AI songs all the time.

00:55:52.607 --> 00:55:56.047
That's another thing, too. Like, AI written songs. So it's like,

00:55:56.247 --> 00:55:58.927
you want... There's a whole app for it. Yeah, there's a whole...

00:55:59.847 --> 00:56:04.887
And I understand why people, like, the creativity of Hollywood and of music is getting dumber.

00:56:05.987 --> 00:56:08.807
I 100% agree with that with the mumble rappers that we have right now.

00:56:08.947 --> 00:56:11.147
But it's just, like, it's getting more dumb.

00:56:11.727 --> 00:56:15.427
Like, creativity is not being in a higher level of specific areas.

00:56:16.407 --> 00:56:19.987
Specificy or what about how you work how you're on space because it's like if

00:56:19.987 --> 00:56:26.007
we have a the next quinn tarantino right and that's my favorite director one

00:56:26.007 --> 00:56:27.327
of my favorite directors of all time.

00:56:28.387 --> 00:56:31.247
Um are his creative process of like

00:56:31.247 --> 00:56:33.947
going through that and you see the hardship that he talks about

00:56:33.947 --> 00:56:36.767
every interview about how in depth of how much he fights

00:56:36.767 --> 00:56:40.027
for his movies um that okay

00:56:40.027 --> 00:56:43.367
like you see that you see that talent how you

00:56:43.367 --> 00:56:46.967
gonna see the talent when you have ai and you don't see that same exact thing

00:56:46.967 --> 00:56:52.507
because like now with hollywood it's like i think my book walkburn said this

00:56:52.507 --> 00:56:57.487
best is like they don't take chances on uh pipe dream projects or like something

00:56:57.487 --> 00:57:00.027
that it might be good but it's like,

00:57:00.828 --> 00:57:03.408
the way it costs to make a movie now is a lot different. So it's like,

00:57:03.568 --> 00:57:06.348
if you have a $10 million movie, you got to put $10 million in marketing.

00:57:06.548 --> 00:57:09.268
So you're already $20 million in the hole and you might not,

00:57:09.408 --> 00:57:12.848
it might not be good of a movie to get you that $20 million to recoup.

00:57:13.108 --> 00:57:19.348
So it's just like, it's a whole numbers game with that. But AI definitely changed

00:57:19.348 --> 00:57:20.848
Hollywood and music forever.

00:57:21.048 --> 00:57:23.908
It definitely changed. I feel, so here's my take on all that shit.

00:57:24.088 --> 00:57:30.588
Like, and one reason why I think we're, people like us are, are all safe because this is maybe,

00:57:31.528 --> 00:57:34.328
personal consideration for this for these things which is that like i feel like

00:57:34.328 --> 00:57:39.168
the appeal for a lot of this as a consumer is you want to see like and this

00:57:39.168 --> 00:57:40.608
is anything artistic like you want.

00:57:41.688 --> 00:57:44.828
The artistic process that comes from a human being you want

00:57:44.828 --> 00:57:47.888
to like see that awesome creation yeah that someone made yeah

00:57:47.888 --> 00:57:50.648
and so personally it's like

00:57:50.648 --> 00:57:53.248
i'd almost rather like them not like if i saw a movie like this is a

00:57:53.248 --> 00:57:55.888
good movie i don't want to know if it's ai because as soon as i find out

00:57:55.888 --> 00:57:58.608
i'm like i'm not interested anymore that kind of just killed the fun for me

00:57:58.608 --> 00:58:01.508
because i want to see like a team of people create something really

00:58:01.508 --> 00:58:04.228
build a story back yeah and like you want that

00:58:04.228 --> 00:58:07.408
yeah you want that so like if if i this is

00:58:07.408 --> 00:58:10.408
just again call me a luddite it's a

00:58:10.408 --> 00:58:14.728
fancy word for i don't like fucking new shit but whatever like if that if that

00:58:14.728 --> 00:58:18.828
happens to me i just i might just lose interest in like tv shit because i'm

00:58:18.828 --> 00:58:22.208
like all right now i just want to go like what's how can i ensure that i'm seeing

00:58:22.208 --> 00:58:25.548
a real human being stuff does that mean i gotta go to the fucking theater maybe

00:58:25.548 --> 00:58:28.768
i will but like okay so fast forward to what we do until they come up with like like,

00:58:28.948 --> 00:58:31.588
flesh robots that look like Will, that look like Mike, that look like Ray.

00:58:31.588 --> 00:58:32.308
Oh, that's already coming.

00:58:32.468 --> 00:58:35.688
I know, man. That's already coming. I mean, how expensive are they? Do they fart?

00:58:35.908 --> 00:58:39.228
We already, you know what I mean? We already in the timeline of high robot,

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man. Dude, in 15 years, to validate our humanity, we have to fart or shit.

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At a tournament, they can do a piss and shit test. Not for steroids.

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They don't even mind that. Just make sure you're an actual human being.

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All right, he shit, he farted. Like, let him go. Like, I want to watch real

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human beings do real stuff. Like, robots, eh.

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They're kind of cool. They're kind of not. Maybe I would watch a Robot Combat

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League too just to whatever. I will definitely.

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I know I got to get out of here soon guys. You're good man. We'll wrap up here soon.

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Let me say this about the robot thing. You remember that movie that the guy that plays Wolverine?

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Yeah, Hugh Jackman. Hugh Jackman. He made a movie with a little kid about fighting robots. Yup.

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That's the shit I want with robots.

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Because that look fun. But they do that on a minor scale at high school which

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is like the robot thing like my Battlebots. Battlebots. Battlebots. Battlebots.

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Battlebots does but gigantic robots. Big Battlebots. Big Battlebots.

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What was that movie called? Because I know what he's talking about.

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Iron something? It's Iron or Fist of Steel or something like that? Fist of Steel.

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The name's a little cheesy. Fist of Steel. Hold on. Hold on.

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That's like an 80s John called Vandia. But like appropriately cheesy. Jacksman.

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Who can get first guys robot? You jack.

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Real Steel. There we go. That's it. A cheesy, cheesy movie title,

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but that shit was actually good.

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They're trying to rush that out. Yeah. They're trying to prime us for the robot

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takeover. They focused on the actual, like, movie part, and they're like, what do we call this?

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Real Steel. Real Steel? Just get it out. We got to get our marketing budget back.

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Seriously. Seriously. We don't have time for this shit. We don't have time to

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talk to workshop this. Real Steel. Show Wolverine's muscles.

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Show him with the kid. Give him a hug. People are going to get tear-jerked.

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They're going to be robots fighting. Robots fighting. No one's getting hurt

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here. I bet you it came out around the time that Transformers was hot, too.

01:00:24.992 --> 01:00:29.352
Hold on, hold on. Hold up, hold up. The Transformers movies? The Hollywood plant.

01:00:30.732 --> 01:00:33.072
Actually, you are right, sir. This came out in 2011.

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Everything's in cycles, dude. There's a name for that. There's like a psychological

01:00:37.832 --> 01:00:40.112
CIA shit. Hold on, let me see what Transformers movies.

01:00:40.632 --> 01:00:43.952
Hold on, hold on. Transformers is real hot right now. We need to come up with

01:00:43.952 --> 01:00:45.792
something. Oh, they're about to make the last one, by the way.

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No, they programmed you with that stuff, allegedly.

01:00:48.232 --> 01:00:50.752
Transformers movies. 07, 09.

01:00:52.012 --> 01:00:58.592
2011, 2014, 2017, right in the mix of all that shit. And Wave 1 was Terminator and Robocop.

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Hold up. That was...

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Look no what'd you do oh no i

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think we're okay uh all right that was

01:01:07.503 --> 01:01:10.823
it's like i recorded none of that oh my god

01:01:10.823 --> 01:01:14.023
we might have just missed like the last like two seconds there but that's okay

01:01:14.023 --> 01:01:18.723
that's fucking too uh it'll be fine we'll just rehash it yeah so that was fire

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drinking coffee part two with will bullock our friend of the show fire drinking

01:01:24.503 --> 01:01:28.963
coffee slash fire drinking whiskey and to rehash what might have possibly been missed.

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We will have a part three. Yes. And on part three, we're going to go deeper

01:01:34.103 --> 01:01:41.543
into this comic books, movies, and the possible foretelling and easing of our

01:01:41.543 --> 01:01:44.203
minds into the future that is coming.

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Dude. I'll tell you if there's a name for it. I think it's called Predictive

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Programming. Predictive Programming. Part three.

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That's a good time. The logical operators in Langley came up with that like 80 years ago.

01:01:56.583 --> 01:02:00.303
They probably stole it from someone else. MK Ultra, all that shit.

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We're going deep. I like it.

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On the next part when we have Will Bullock back, we're going to do this.

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This is literally predictive programming. We're predictively programming. We are.

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We're that deep into this, guys. On the next part with Will Bullock,

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that's what we're going to get into.

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Uh so again that was fires drinking coffee uh we're

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gonna we got to get out of here so i'm gonna do all this we're good where to

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