When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice mix in some vodka.
Call it a podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven
by Victor Chrysler Dots Juke Bram. It's Bilified the Bill Moran Podcast. Well
hello, and thanks for getting your pot on. Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirates ship. So, Danny,
yeah, the other day, I'm sitting in here and I see the
bearded gentleman sitting across from you and the door, and he walks in and
I wave him in and he says to me, hey, I want to
know what I might need for the basement podcast. Set up a podcast in
my base. So then we started talking. I said, what's your what's
your podcast going to be about? And he said, it's going to be
about metaphysics, physics and spirituality. Would that be correct. Let's let's get
right on there, right on. That's your first lesson talk into the microphon.
So I said, so he said to me, he goes, he
goes, I'll blow your mind. And I so then we started talking it
and he said to me, actually, you blew my mind. And I
said this could be interesting. And then I said, you know what,
Danny is very Bible based, And Jeremy said to me, hey, I'd
always wanted to talk to somebody about like the Bible stuff and how this all
plays in there. Cool, So I thought it was interesting. But well
we'll start here. Jeremy, what is your background? Like, you're an
ri T guy, right, you're an r IT graduates. And what was
your major there? What did you study at r I was a mechanical engineer,
mechanical enger. So did you do like were you the guys who build
the race cars or the cars that would run on the battery? And I
worked for one day on that project? You did only one day? Yeah,
okay, you got done that fast. Well he just he just he
just milled like something for the bry Okay, Uh what did you everything?
So as a mechanical engineer, what what would be McKay? I think most
people don't know when you say mechanical engineer, you can build anything. It's
one of those jack of all trades. Yeah, degrees for engineers in general,
I could go anywhere from Boeing to Toyota to HVAC work. Yeah,
I got you basically you I just it's a way of looking at things and
thinking exactly right. I mean, it just shows you how to think about
stuff. But usually it's um, I would say, uh, I don't
know. This is a poor term. But a supermine can do that sort
of thing, you know what I mean. Why we build a computer?
Yeah, um, now, but we used to draw things, right,
we used to write them down slide rules. I still is a great loss,
losing art, yeah, um, So we build a computer to make
it easier for us to think this way. So if you take any CAD
program, you've seen them three D objects on the screen. Imagine that in
your mind. Wow. Yeah, before there was a screen, right right,
You did that at the age of when you were first figuring out what
a ball was. Um, that's all I've done all my life. Yeah,
So to me, that is just very natural. And you like working
with your hands, Yes, I do too, because I always thought that
there's some satisfaction in that. Right when you're done, you can look at
something and go, I did that, I did that, and they're satisfaction.
It's a physical legacy. Can you also see your progress as you go.
That's why men like mowing the lawn even though it's sure you're seeing yourself
at progress. Because the key to life, the key to happy this is
progress. And if you continue to make progress, you're going to be more
satisfied. So what's more happy? What makes you happier than seeing something your
built step by step? Exactly? Yeah, yeah, I kind of I
can agree with that. There you go, I can get down. Yeah,
that's a freebee. So then from R I T what do you What
do you do after that? Why did you graduate? Don't ask me questions
like that. Okay, I don't remember dates several years ago. Okay,
Um, so I came out here. Let me back up a little.
Yeah, I'm from Massachusetts. Okay, I'm not native, not native.
Were Massachusetts the center of it? Just a small little town you blink and
you've gone through it? Is that curiosity? What's the name of the town,
Just Warren. Yeah, I've tried to recruit people out of Warren Warren,
Massachusetts. Yes, okay, because Boston's a big tech cuba. So
you know, we're like, it doesn't matter, Like my boss can tell
you exactly what. He could tell you the entire map of Massachusetts. And
yeah, if you go this way on the pike, or if you go
north Battle or like west, maybe he could tell you the whole thing,
because we need somebody in Walpole, or we need somebody in Waltham or any
of that stuff. Wooster, Yeah, Wooster, he said it right the
first time. Yeah, Uster, yeah, yeah, or Quincy. So,
so what happens in this small one? Light? Cows running mock Ye,
same, I lived there. There were no lights. Really there is
one now, Okay, it's changed a lot, it's grown. There's the
Dunkin Donuts. Look at this. The cow's like going through the drive through
yesday. I'm sure they do. It was kind of like my hometown,
you know, very small. So, Um, this happens to be very
nicely five and a half hours away, ye, which is long enough for
a long weekend or a holiday, but not far enough, not close enough
that I'm I'm totally abandoning my family or or um can't get to them,
you know, yep, but close not that they can't just pop in on
me. Yeah, it's kind of the same thing with mine. I'm about
four and a half hours, five hours down the other way to Ryan back
in New York. Um, so did this cool thing? Yeah? Then
I moved I got a job here, and then that job mooed me out
to, of all places, Salt Lake City. Wow, yep, okay,
beautiful part of the country is amazing. I think it's gorgeous out there.
My uncle lives in Park City. I spent a lot of time really
nice. Um, it's it's the worst best kept secret, yeah out there.
Yeah, and I think that there were times where I thought I didn't
see bluer skies in my life. Right, there's very little pollution. You
go to Denver and it feels like it gets trapped like pollution. When you
look out from Denver toward Boulder, you would just see almost a smog at
times, like it all kind of collected there. And I'm not saying it's
from Denver. It could be from all these cities, but it just kind
of it's collected. You got trapped ants all the smoke. Yeah, but
you didn't see that in the year Salt Lake if you looked up at the
mountains, you could almost it was gorgeous. Yeah. Um, So how
long do you live there? For the four years I had an address there,
I was there for about a year doing what traveling everywhere else? Okay,
um, fixing fixing equipment, industrial equipment. So you were employed by
somebody, Yeah, okay, I feel take to work on specifically our equipment.
Yeah. And where what where did that take you? Idaho, California,
Um most most major cities. No, I've been all over um from
Massachusetts, Florida, Texas, California, Vancouver, UM, up to Chicago,
all the way through in between, um, up into Canada, a
little bit Toronto on this side. Um. And it was it was a
lot. It was too much, too much traveling. Didn't like it,
So you leave that. I left it. So they brought me back here
the company did ye okay. Um, So I did this for a little
while and then um come up to everybody's the big pe word. Yeah.
Um. I took a nice two months furlough and transitioned into a new job.
Okay. Uh fit a little bit less toxic of an environment there,
okay. And so now I train people on how to make other how to
run other equipment okay, without giving up too many details. Yeah, got
you, It's boring. And then and then you also, can we say
you part time for our friend Mac. Yes, yes, and I am
now a part time I left my office job as I say, to work
part time for mac Yeah. Yeah, and I think that's great, that's
wonderful. So tell me about this. So then, where does the physics,
metaphysics, spirituality kind of all fit in, because you kind of I
mean, your look is like a guru on the top of a mountain somewhere,
like you would come to you for wisdom. Oh great, one,
what would you tell us? You look like the guy who told the Browns
a draft Johnny Man delp mine's help. I take no responsibility. I know
nothing. Um this is this is born out of laziness. It looks good.
Thank you take I take a little bit of care to it. Yeah,
there's also a little bit more up here. I will let that down
later if you treat me nice. Um no sos. A mechanical engineer,
I was very um logical is very left brain. Yeah sure, So I
was an atheist for most of my life. It just didn't didn't compute with
me, all right. I had gone to a few different churches, and
it just didn't didn't compute with me. And so I followed a very mechanical,
little hand based critical thing or not critical thinking, but technical thinking.
Troubleshooting. Yeah, job for a while and a podcast came across and it
was about physics. Okay, And I only started listening to the podcast because
I had a commute out to Victor here and one of my new co workers
suggested it. So I kind of dived deep into quantum mechanics, astrology or
astronomy, the science one, not the one where you think you can like
predict stuff the other one. Yeah, that came later. Okay, UM,
so bro, this this is manifested out there right now, this moment
is manifested. Well good, yeah, so I like when things are manifested.
So let me see if I can just bring it all together for you.
This so um so that PAG podcast if you don't mind, if if
that's fine, Um, Daniel and Jorge explain the universe. Okay, um
a mechanical engineer turned cartoonist and a physicist who works at UC Berkeley, I
want to say. Okay, And so they throw their separate paths, decided
to do a podcast where they break down high level of physics things, current
things going on, um, the scale of the universe from the macro to
the micro on a very easy to digest level, and UM to me,
it I kind of dabble in everything, like I mentioned, so it filled
in some pieces that I was missing, but it connected a lot of dots,
like it helped me really understand quantum physics. Okay, at least of
the degree that anyone can understand quantum physics. But they reason out, you
know, really good questions that we still have as as humanity, things that
science can answer yet, or things that science won't look into. Got you.
So podcast leads to podcast leads the podcast, and just through personal growth,
raising a family and really weird experiences that just kind of culminated into a
sudden mind shift where I started seeing things from a completely different perspective, a
very spiritual perspective rather than very physical. And the more I looked into and
consumed information into philosophy, which is not dead, mister Hawking, thank you
very much. And I'm a troubleshooter. I connected dots between problems, right
and try to find a solution as I'm working. That's what I do.
And so I started applying this to the threads that are always going through the
back of my mind. So I started connecting these um things like what what
is happening at the atomic scale versus what is happening at this scale, and
what's happening in the heavens? Why can't we explain any of that? But
we can explain this, But when you try to explain even the smallest amount
of this, we get confused again. And so, UM, what I
want to do for the podcast to answer a question I think longer than I
need to, UM, is go out and talk to everybody in their respective
fields and bring in scientists, bring in experts on religion and philosophy and um,
the isoteric in pangdism and anything anything. I know. A few people
are on the city through universities, UM, I would like to reach out
to people across the country, UM and sort of connect those dots using everybody's
own specific perspective. Okay, so instead of being on the outside and looking
in, I want to show everybody how to be on the inside and be
looking out at everything all at once. Okay, oh yeah, everything all
at once. I want an oscar uh Okay, I mean that make I
understand what you're what you're saying. So then what is the what was the
attraction for you? What was the what were you starting to see when you
say your perspective change and it became more spirituality. Why is that listening to
these guys talk about the world and physics and how some things don't make sense
and yet they do make sense, or even where you're saying, like the
manifestation, there are laws of the universe. I mean they're there. Yeah,
they're fundamental laws at the universe. The we have we've figured out some.
I think that there's more. Well, I think that every thought has
already probably been thought, and if you you can line up with it out
there in some way and build upon it. I think that that's an easy
way I think to think about that and I mean growing well, yeah,
I mean I think you you attract things, and I think you have to
go from a feeling base and stop a thinking base. I think our thinking
base is what hurts us the most. Absolutely. Yeah. I think if
you want to be a person who's going to be happier or better off,
you'll get so distracted in your thinking and you'll get so stuck in your your
now your is. But what you're living currently in the physical see touch,
taste world is something you thought about in the past. Whether you agree with
that or not, but it's something you attracted to yourself already. So if
you want to change where you are, you are where you are. This
is where you are, and you can't get from here to the mansion that
you want to get to like that, but you can get a little bit
further and a little bit further, and if you change your thinking, you'll
get you'll get there. I mean, this is something that I'm sitting in
now right on. Danny and I worked together a long time ago, and
I used to always talking about owning it and doing and this and that and
here we are. That's manifestation. Well, yeah, and I think that
those things are very real. And sometimes you aren't aware of what you're doing
and you're not aware of your thoughts. But if you're always thinking that you
have less then or you can't get enough of, you will stay with not
enough, not enough. And it was interesting because I watched the Tina Turner
documentary right after she passed away, and I was kind of bummed that I
hadn't watched it before. And I want to stay up way too late because
I needed to do work for the podcast and stuff. And as I'm watching
it and I'm listening to her, and she's talking about how she became a
Buddhist, but she kept coming. But the story that keeps me there is
the story of Ike and how she came out to I think it was people
magazine wanted to do something on her or her manager got them, and she
told the story of how I basically beat the shit out of her, and
then so that became the thing, and then it was everywhere she went.
Right, So now she had she took on like all the debt that Ike
had. All she said is all I want is my name, everything else.
So she takes that all. So she's taken every shitty gig. It's
like Sinatra when he had all the tax stuff. Right, Frank Sinatra had
a phenomenal that he was playing every shitty gig. He's playing ballrooms we I
mean basically Frankie Valley too in the fourth seasons. So she's doing that and
then she keeps getting asked questions about Ike. Everything comes back to Ike.
Everything's coming back to Like. So Kurt Loder, who we all know from
MTV comes to her and says, what if you wrote a book and you
just answer that question, I Tina, and it becomes the book and she
writes the book and it's with Kurt Loder, and it's basically about and it
answers everything. It talks about her entire life and how horrible it was with
Ike and how she got away from it and all that, and she thinks
it's over, and then you know, it's nineteen eighty four and here comes
this song. It's an interesting thing because something in American culture where we don't
appreciate something, but the British see it. And the examples I have are
Jimmy Hendrix, a comedian named Bill Hicks, and Tina Turner. Because Tina
wanted to be rock and roll, and I mean she and Ike did an
unbelievable album with Phil Spector and Phil really like showed off her and would pay
guys to keep Ike out of the studio and stop fucking with her head and
built this unbelievable album and nobody it did nothing. It did nothing, like
it actually damaged Phil's reputation a little bit because it did nothing. But it
was a phenomenal album. Well, she goes to England with this new guy,
after this new manager, and they start working on some stuff and the
rock and roll scene is very accepting of her, and she's kind of doing
what she wants to do. And then one of these writers brings her to
this song and it's a cover what What's Love Got to do with it?
And they were starting to do and she's like, she hated it. She
thought it was too poppy, So they will do it. The Tinaway show
must how you would do it, and she does it and it becomes what
it became. And she's still getting the questions about Ike, and she's still
doing this. So now there's another book that comes out and she explains things,
and then there's another interview, and then there's the musical that tells of
her life, and it's all that stuff where she kept resisting the Ike stuff
and kept saying I wanted to move past it, but I couldn't. And
I go, that's the law of attraction right there, that's it. You
made millions off of it, and good for you because the book, the
play, all this stuff. But she was like going, I just wanted
to get away from that. It was. It was really burdensome. And
you could see her at one point say to a reporter, we're really going
to go there, and she goes, all right, I just need a
minute and I and she needed a fan and she fanned herself for a second,
and she politely answered everything, but she didn't want to keep going back
there. And the thing was, I don't know how you get off a
subject like that, but the fact that she stayed on it it kept coming
and it kept coming and it kept coming. And if you think in life
that your ship keeps coming to you, it's not coming. It is because
that it's your brain is a magnet. She was resisting. Yes, resistance
is the worst thing. Yes, everything else flowed into it. Well that's
a good point too, CRUs. She had to bear yes, but it
led to yeah. Yeah. And but I'm such a believer in that,
and I look at my own life with stuff all the time, and I
can see where when there's resistance, you stay, You stay there a little
longer, and it's hard to get out of that. It is your only
job. I believe your only job in life is to be happy. And
if you can't feel good, try to feel relief, if that makes sense.
Finding what makes you happy, well, I always think, I always
think the better feeling thought in that moment, all we have is now right
now, that's it. Find something to appreciate about now. Yeah, And
once you do that you start to feel better, not start to feel better,
not just I mean, you know what I mean. It can be
something as simple as that. Yeah, or you go general, you just
go the sun's out. Yeah, right, I'm alive, alive, you
know, I'm I'm a being. It's good, I've you know, anytime
you find yourself in a mood, just remind yourself of everything you're grateful for
that can not be pissed off in a grateful ste I'm telling you. And
I think this sometimes sounds like voodoo to people. You know, in some
cases, Yeah, I could get that again, but it's not. It's
really there. And I think the Bible, I know, Danny sitting here,
but I think the Bible has been widely misinterpreted over the years. And
I think that religions as a whole were some of them, are a lot
of them, or meant for control, power and money. It was a
way to keep people, you know what I mean. And look, I
think that that people who are religious, like truly really are some of the
nicest, sweetest, wonderful people. Like you'd liked those people as your neighbors,
right, you'd like to, Hey, they're not that loud asshole but
at the same time, I think, like sometimes we've got misinterpretation that I
think that there were no words for Jesus to give examples of certain things.
And that's why I think that Heaven is inside you. I know that sounds
a little weird, but I do. I think that. I think that
you have an inner being, an inner being that is always there loving and
loving you and giving you nothing but love and guidance. Love and guidance.
And when you get into a bad place where you feel like you either have
anger towards somebody or hate somebody, your inner being never sees that person that
way. Once you get back to just finding you try to find the good
traits of that person, you'll start to line up with your inner being and
you feel better about that person because your inter being is never going to do
that. Your inner beings never going to be empathetic. It's going to be
where it'll it'll be supporting, it'll be understanding, but it's never going to
go to where you are. Empathy sometimes is somebody brings themselves down to where
you are to feel your pity and feel your pain. Right. I love
these people that say to me I'm an EmPATH. I can feel everything.
We'll stop better yet better yea, So exactly what you're saying. Always feel
love, doesn't matter what comes that with you. Always feel love for another
person, right, Um. But as an impath, what you can't could
do is take that anger and transmute it, take it upon yourself as an
EmPATH, absorb it from that person, end it for that person. And
then no, no, want to hang on because this is this isn't your
thing, This is somebody else's thing. Yeah. Yeah, so you if
that's your calling, it's as your ability and that's how you feel. Or
if you have the ability to do it, then it's almost your um responsibility
to do it. Right. Um, you can transmute that and turn that
energy into something else. You can, you can? You have that ability.
You've got to begin on a high flying disc all yeah, you got
to be up there. And that's the problem is that And this is where
you know again, right, we're human. The human condition is you made
me feel like shit. Right, I got the calls from you today and
you let's just say this is all hypothetical, but you yelled at me or
you told me some bad news and it's ruined my day and that's you know,
you can still be That's my point. You can stay up here.
We don't have to be empathetic, but we can be. We can.
You can only control how you react to ye. But but but that's not
easy to do. It's not but that you have. It's the work you
have to unlearn. You have to unlearn that learned behavior, whether you've learned.
But that's the work. That's the work. That's where you need to
Like, as weird as it may sound, I'll tell you and I huh,
that's where we are. Yeah, but I mean but that I believe
like you've got to get out a piece of paper then and even if you're
having trouble with somebody, write down, folded in a half. Take a
piece of paper, folded and half write down the problem. Let's say a
lot of people have trouble with their mother. Write down the things about your
mom and you gotta go see her. There's a family reunion. You don't
want to go to the family reunion. You got your drunk fat uncle over
there, and you got this one who's asking while you're not married, and
this one who's judging me on this, and then there's your mother and it's
all right. But if you decide to go, then line up with that
and make a list of positive attributes of those people, and I will guarantee
you. I will fucking guarantee you that you will go. And only the
things that you will attract from those people are the good things. The funny
jokes from your uncle when he made you laugh all those times. You know,
maybe you'll pull another Tutti role out of her thirty five year old ear
Now. I don't know, but I'm just saying, like, you'll get
the if you focus on that, that's what you're gonna get. I mean,
we could make it even, just like every other self help guru tells
you all the time. You know why is why was Michael Jordan and Kobe
Bryant and Tiger Woods so because all they did was focused on that. You
get what you focus on, you folks, You get what you focus focuses.
Your energy will flow. Yes. As a motorcycle rider, you don't
look at the object. Yeah, you followed the road. Yes, same
thing with race car driving. I'll tell you this that the motorcycle thing to
me is how you doing. I've put it away. I always say that
my wife wants to get one. I always worry I got ride in the
sidecar. Can you believe that? Yes, I told her, who's paying
for it? Name gonna be me? So we're not getting one. But
I always think that, like it's the distracted driving. It's not you,
but it's somebody else. But then again, I have come to and this
is one I have trouble with, And I'll see where you stand on this.
Everything that happens to you, everything that happens to you, is your
fault, good or bad? Yes, yes so. But but so here's
the big question. Now, yeah, okay, because you said this,
I'm gonna open this up to what degree I think in all degrees? I
think in everything. And I'll give you an example of what I'm saying.
Remember when the book The Secret came out, and there was how do I
do this? I guess I just say it. So a neighbor had a
bunch of the wives from the neighborhood in and she gave everybody the book The
Secret and talked about it. And in the Secret it basically says this,
right, it's it's this. Uh. I would say it's a simplistic form
of kind of what we're talking about You can go a little deeper on a
lot of this stuff, but it was basically law of attraction. What you
have, everything that you have, you brought into your life in some way
or a form. And some people were very offended because, like, you
know, my oldest son has spurners, right, or Wood's diagnosed as a
child with that, and so there were challenges and things, and so how
could that possibly be that he brought that in or he did that, or
he or we did that. Basically you're saying that's our fault, and that's
a hard thing to hear. But I would say that sometimes what those people
who have something like that, they are there to teach you something, And
sometimes it's just something as simple as a phrase that is overused and rarely practiced.
Unconditional love, right, unconditional love which I you go, whoa or
or the ability to almost always be someone happy or always positive. You seem
like there are things there and I don't know, and I go, well,
maybe that's it, Maybe that is it. It's not because again,
as human beings, it's your fault. It's your fault. It's it's not
me. I didn't how could that be? I wouldn't have done that had
you not done this. But that's living down here and not up there.
It's got way deeper than winners accept. I agree with you. Winners accept
blame, you know, and winners take responsibility for something that happened, even
though it may have been somebody else's fault. At the end of the day,
you get if you if you make it about yourself, then you can
fix it. Yeah, you can take control of that. Well, I
would say this that there are sometimes there are some things, right. I
believe that I believe this, and then I'll even go to the Bible to
show you some examples of why I believe this. All right, Bill,
But first I hope I'm not like Okay, I believe that we're all energy.
We're energy beings, and we're eternal energy. So when you cease in
this form, you don't cease to exist. Your eternal energy is eternal.
I mean that that's a science, scientific fact, correct physics. I would
love to know what energy I was before those Okay, But I do believe
that in some way you chose to be here. I believe you chose the
only ever won. That's the but that's the thing, like, right,
Okay, So now you come here, but you're all You're all energy,
and sometimes, just like anything else, the energy gets going and it starts
going in a bad way. And if you if that momentum, momentum starts
building up, if you catch it early, you can change things. If
you start feeling yourself having, you know, going down a bad thought process
sometimes you have. If you catch it early, that's great. It's like
a car going down a hill. I can stand in front of it and
prevent it early on in the hill. Try catching that fucking thing halfway down.
Well, you're getting run over. And sometimes sometimes you just have to
go okay, you know, it's like jumping out of a plane without a
parachute and you're gonna hit the ground. And my the only thing he can
do that is take a nap, go to sleep, or do something.
But you got to stop the thinking. And that's the best way for most
people is to take a nap or go to sleep. I think that's why
people sometimes end up in comas in order to heal their body, because if
they're awake, they're going to keep thinking about what's wrong with them. Okay,
so here's my thing. I think that some people when they go into
coma's the energy body leaves the physical body. Yeah right, you've heard all
flip seeing the body floating above the table. I sudden your death experiences.
Um, what if they just didn't come back what they said? You know,
I'm just gonna leave that record in the garage for a while. I'm
gonna go explore the heavens that could be. I don't know. I haven't
heard anybody say that. Of course nobody's gonna say that, But I just
thought that the thing was more like you shut down because going to the Bible,
Jesus would heal people. And I always love this and it's not really
I didn't think it would just I don't remember it being talked about a lot
in church. But he would say, go forth and tell no one.
He didn't always say that, No he has said, but he did say
that a couple INtime he did. And the reason he did was he knew
if you were thinking went back, if you told if Danny comes in and
he's got his ears off, and or he's got he's got that weird corsonant
looking the ear from wrestling, and he wants at heals so Jesus the plastic
surgeon doesn't and we come back go of Danny, I think it's gonna turn
around in a week. I bet you anything you're thinking goes back to that.
That's why I always say, if you have an idea, tell no
one and then do it. And I always use the example of right now
where we're sitting talking into these microphones. I had a buddy who I ordered
all this stuff, and then he called me and goes, what are you
gonna do? And I said to pot, I try that, and I'm
like, I'm glad I talked to you after I ordered the ship, because
it would have it made me a little apprehensive. But then when the stuff
showed up, I was excited again and I was back up and I didn't
even think about that. But I would have prior to that, I would
have thought, I probably shouldn't do this. There's a lot of money I'm
going to invest in this and oh boy, and he's saying a new work
room. And that's why what I mean by don't tell anybody, Just go
do your idea, you know, or if something is because everybody's gonna tell
you, like you know, it's like cancer, Oh you know, it
always goes back. It usually does and I don't know. I don't know.
But but and no one's telling you this stuff to be mean or hurtful.
They're telling you out of what they believe is love and care. I
think, I mean, I really do. I don't think anybody's trying to
be an asshole. I just think that when they say that kind of shit,
you know, it gets it could be or it's just like, oh,
you know how this stuff goes. Hey, always be aware, careful.
As my father used to say, a little bit of paranoia goes a
long way. What a shitty way to live. I mean, I love
you, but that's not a great way to live. It's always a little
bit of paranoia. Oh, be aware of your surroundings. Business people think
that way too, a little bit of paranoia that that like like what drove
We mentioned Tiger Woods and Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. Yeah, the paranoia
was like, oh, I don't want to get beat, I don't want
to lose. I want to take it my spot. You know that the
same thing. Yeah, I get that. It's it's not a great lead.
It's not a way to live for everybody. You have to have a
certain psychological makeup to live that way well, and if you don't and you
live that way, it could be trouble because you want to know how to
handle it. True. I always think that if you just go just be
worried the rest of your life, go doing what what you do and focus
on trying to do it the best you can. No matter what, I
think, everything always works out. And I don't think you need to worry
about will I lose my spot? Is this guy getting I think there's enough
for everybody. Am I gonna make enough money and there's enough for everybody?
Just go and do the absolute best. You can focus your energy on what
it is that drives you. Yeah, but it has to be that.
It has to be intrinsic. You can't. You can't feel the um external
pressure. Oh I have to do good because I have to be the best,
because I have to be everybody else. Okay, because you won't.
You have to be you have to. It has to be an intern organic
to be better than yourself. I agree with that, And you have to
put all that outside something. Some of that you're born with. Some in
some instances I think it's a DNA makeup. Other times you have to create
it. But at the end of the day, it is something that either
you have it inside you or you want to create it, or you absolutely
don't. There's wishing something and then you're there just wanting something. Wanting is
an action, Wishing is a hope. Choose to want because if you want
something, you will, as my friend Bill morangs to say, and if
you don't, you'll find anoughing excuse. Right, And I've never forgotten that
from I know it's on my Bingo board of minimalisms. Okay, but see
now now I don't. I don't know that I actually line up with that
anymore in this way. And I'll just say this, great, I didn't
get the update. No, well yeah, I am the update. We
have to download this area. This is my thinking on that, the whole
idea I was always brought up with, you got to outwork the next guy.
My dad had a saying that if you can't blind them, if you
can't dazz them with your brains, blind them with your bullshit, basically,
outwork them, outdo them. Always great work ethic. All that action will
get you to where you want to go. But a lot of times action
is plotting and oh you know, and we see physical action. I said
to you, when you hang a door right, or working with your hands,
I can look at that and say I did that. There is so
I'm not saying no action, but I would try to use the word and
this is going to be one that people won't really like, but inspired action.
In other words, do when people say do what you love, you
will work, you will go, but be inspired, be excited, be
excited, be excited to do the pod or whatever it is, the pod
or whatever, right. But I'm just saying that kind of stuff. I
think instead of the grind, the grind, the grind wears you down,
like and we all get there at times. We're human beings. We're gonna,
you know, we're gonna waffle, We're gonna we're gonna wabble, we're
gonna go in and out of stuff. But I think that if you can
stay more often in the instead of like the grind. You know what,
what was it? A friend of mine, Bobby Bones, wrote a book
called something like Grind, repeating something like that, and it's all great advice
in there. It's all about doing what you want to do. It's Michael
Jordan, it's Kobe Bryant. I got up. I did, But it
was also if you could change that thinking of I get to get up and
go to the gym at three or four in the morning because I love it.
It makes me feel good, it makes me feel instead of I gotta
go and my thinking go with the feeling. And I'm telling you that's a
better way to live because even though you're doing the same stuff, just gonna
be happier throughout doing it. And that was the Buddhist thing, right right,
doing the dishes for the sake of doing dish water, stay in the
moment. But it's the same kind of thing. It's just that you know,
so yes, if you want to, you will, yes, but
be inspired to want to do it. Find that inner thing. Do you
meditate? I'm trying to. Yeah, And how do you do that?
How do you? These kids are outside the window going how do you?
Uh? Personal? What do you? What do you? What do you
do? Um? I sit there and I if you picture like the just
the regular pyramid stance with do you do that? I do that? I
try that one. Laying down as a nice one. Laying down is a
good one. That was a tick not han for me. So I've been
trying this for years, right, and now what tick not Han? He's
a he was a Vietnamese uh Buddhist who was I think basically kicked out of
Vietnam. I'm pretty sure, uh. And for I don't know, speaking
truth, I guess I don't. I don't really know the history, and
I forgive me for a little bit of ignor on that. But he's a
really gentle, sweet soul. And there's walking meditations and there's all this stuff.
So I don't even try to get in those positions. I just sit
in a chair. And I've gotten to the point where I used to breathe
in, breathe out, breathe in, breathe out. I now try to
find a sound in the room and just concentrate on that sound. So it's
usually a ticking clock for me and where I live, and I just sit
there and I just listen, and if I get a thought that comes in,
I try to go, you know, if it starts to distract me,
I try to get back to the sound. And sometimes it's great because
you completely empty your brain, which that's just the receiving thing. And I
think if it's that, I think we've almost made meditation too complicated for people.
And that's why I go just find that sound and come back to an
air conditioner, buzzing light, something like that that you're concentrated, that has
no there's nothing to it. Right when it was a ticking clock. Okay,
I know what it is. But if I just go to the sound,
that brings me back to the exactly. Yeah. So, um,
I'm just gonna ask, because the Bible keeps coming up. Are you religious
or a Christian? Or board again? Christian? Okay? Do you pray?
Yes? Okay? Often that's meditation, Yeah, it's we label it.
Oh. We are different things, and it just depends on how you
were brought up the form that you do. It could become contemplative, it
can be that zen. It could be the walking one, just being one
with nature. It doesn't matter. Sometimes the key point the thing that you
said was getting your brain to stop. Yes, okay, So that's where
I said sleep, the coma, all those things. And I know that
that sounds horrible and people will probably go, what the fuck is he saying?
You sound nuts? Man? Yeah? Maybe, but I'm just saying
to you, if you go to sleep and then you wake up, if
if you can wake up and before you go back to the thought that was
bothering you yesterday, the bills that were coming in, and you can just
for I don't know, fifteen twenty thirty seconds, lay in that bed and
just think, Oh, this pillows so soft, this this blanket feels so
good. Oh this is so wonderful. What a great thing I get to
you know, And I'm telling you, just that little bit is gonna change
your path just enough. Just don't wake up and pick up where you're left
off, because you've gave yourself time to reset and reattract. So can I
pick up that science bottle now? Please? Okay, touch on a few
things. Bottle last bottle is more than metaphysical stuff, right, I mean
that the metaphysical, the unseen, the things that we that I believe you
attract, which which, by the way, Socrates and everybody has been saying
for years and years and years. But sometimes you go, guy, he's
fucking full of shit. Out of here, Get them out. So being
able to take somebody's whatever, somebody's going at you and just like absorb it
and say, okay, whatever, that's that's Marcus Relius, that's right.
Yes, yeah, We've been doing it for ages So one thing you touched
on, because everybody goes to this. You wake up in the morning and
you're like, oh, all those things, the emails, the to do
list, and it's laundry the blow. When you wake up, your brain
wakes up in a direction. Yes, I guess, And the part that
wakes up first is that part of your brain focuses on the problem in the
past that you need to worry about, so specifically taking your moment to put
that to bed, so to speak, so you can again quiet your brain
because that's all that's awake. So once you can put that to bed by
focusing on something else. Okay, So to take it back another step,
why sleep and meditation are good. And now we're gonna talk about brain waves.
So during your day, you're in beta brain waves. All right,
that's just the you're keeping track of everything. You're peripheral is your subconscious is
pulling in all this stuff. Your conscious is only parsing out what it needs,
right your brain is doing it's hard work. Right now, when you
can put that to bed, you go into alpha brainwave. Okay, Um,
when you can put that to bed, you can go up into delta
brainwave and then like theta and then gamma, and each one of those brainwaves
has a different thing going on. And what it actually is, what a
brainwave is, is as a neuron fires, there's a pulse that goes through
your your your brain. So it's the repetition of those pulses, the timing
of those pulses. That's what we're looking at. When you're in beta,
you're in that constant in and out um. You know, the computers on
and running. Okay, when you go to sleep or when you meditate and
you you come out of beta and you go into alpha, Um, you
slow down and your brain can pick up more signals because it doesn't have all
that noise of beta going on, right all right, So it's like it's
like calibrating a radio to a certain frequency. Yes, and then once you
go deeper into sleep, you hit those rem cycles, right, and then
your your sleep pattern follows a cycle as well. Right, you're in a
deep and then you're out of it's about ninety minutes. Any study will tell
you that, right, So or whatever they're gonna say. Those different states
are activating different parts of your brain for different amounts of time. They all
have specific functions. One of them when you're in deep levels of sleep actually
is a cleaning process from your brain, the built up chemicals of that you
just have going on. So it's it's a physical process. That's why you
need sleep. At the same time, it also allows that divine inspiration or
that medium or the answer to your prayers, because you're asking that night for
a guidance and then you go to sleep and then you're supposed to be able
to clear away all those thoughts and you get the divine inspiration the answer to
your prayers. Yeah, I think that that it's attraction, right, so
you're you or reception. I should say it gives you more reception. You've
opened your receiver, but you can't hear what's on ninety five one when you're
in and it's eight nine, and that I think it's the hard part for
people to see. And then I would go back to we're to Danny's prayer.
Well, prayer, I think is meditation. A lot of times we're
asking for things, but every subject's two subjects. It's the lack of and
then the positive end of it. And so if let's say it's money and
you're praying that, hey, I pray that I can make you. I
feel like when you pray that way, you say stuck in so but if
you changed it to h thank you for the money, thank you for the
abundance I have, and the abundance that comes in in different forms. I
think, then you're gonna get and it comes, Yeah, you get.
I think. I just think it comes easier, and I think it makes
you feel better. I mean, okay, so a lot of this stuff
sounds like voodoo e or or whatever people want to say. It's a big
one. What is that? In other words, like if you're speaking into
the universe. Yes, okay, but I'll but let's let's go here.
How many times have any of us, on any level felt like we were
in the zone. We weren't on We felt great. Whatever we were doing
could be going back to playing Little League. I was on fire, felt
great, nothing could go wrong. Yeah, that's the that's right, that's
the flow. That's where you want to be all the time. You're on
the date. She's laughing her ass off. You think this girl's great,
she's I mean, you got her in the palm of your hand. You
could it's it's fantastic. It's you're an HBO special right now, right,
and then the next date, something goes wrong before it and you bring in
that attitude. And that's what I'm saying is we've all been there. That's
what you should be in life, and you got to stay more there.
Life's never gonna stop coming at you. But how but you can stay up
here and kind of just let it be and and stay focused on the positive.
What will happen is people will say that you're selfish, and you're and
you're this, well, go through Instagram and follow something called success ats and
whatever else, these all these self help even you know, I think there
are many teachers on the planet for many different levels of where you are.
I think there have been many like Jesus, Jesus just I don't know why
he got to be the one, but he was the one that could do
things that others I do. I think he was pure positive like I think
he was pure positive energy. I think that he was what we should all
be and he was brought here to show you. But there have been many
teachers along the way. And I would say that even like Tony Robbins,
who Danny I know you listen to and I had in the past too.
They're not saying that much of a different thing. There may be putting a
little more action orientation behind it than than feeling, but they're not saying that
that different of a thing. And I think that there's many teachers. But
I was thinking of something that Tony Robbins had said and you had said to
me before with him, and I am forgetting what it was exactly, but
like in this no, just not not today, but I mean just in
terms of something that's very similar to you know, all all the things that
we're talking about, you know where he's talking about brain waves and meditation.
Uh, he's saying, change your state changes the same thing. Change your
state. Have to be able to do it at the drop of a hat
state at any moment, Okay, and you can. And what is he
saying? Change your thinking? Yes? Right. I always think that people
tell you to think positively. Well that's hard. But he even says,
he goes, he goes, you go stand over your garden, say no
weeds, Yes, he goes, they're gonna grow. Yeah, he goes
the positive thinking If it goes right, that's not me. No, Changing
your state is yes right, and so yes, change your state, change
your way. I for every negative emotion you have, there is a corresponding
positive emotion that you can use the other end of the stick, the other
end of the stick. I got the list of my phone. I could
pull it up. But yeah, see what I'm saying, Like, it's
the same. He's teaching you the same thing, just in a maybe in
a more human form that we can in an applicable way. Yes, yes,
but I mean all of this to me is a Yes, it was
a teaching, it's just how do we bring these teachings down? Right?
I think they that Jesus didn't have a way to say heavens and this.
So he said he pointed up and said as vast as the heavens, and
we would go up. And so we took that in an interpretation that we
go up to heaven. I think when you die, all the resistance is
gone. You are free, free of everything that was resistant here, every
bit of blockets that you put in that prevented you from whatever you wanted.
Because I believe this, ready you can be or do or have anything you
want. You know, those stories of the Three wishes and the Genie what
I swear to God, they're based on reality that people tried to put into
fables and stories to show you. But you don't need some big guru.
You just need to fucking stop being in your own way. Stop always thinking
the negative side. It said, stop worrying about that, and when you
find yourself there, go to Like you just said, every emotion has the
positive opposite. If it's sad, it's happy, you're not gonna get You
can't go from sad to happy, but you can go from sad to a
little bit better or to even. I mean, look, I think anger
and revenge are better than depression. So you're working a way up the emotional
scale. If we want to put it in human terms, you're getting a
little bit better, you know what I mean? What do you think it's
um? Well? Yeah, if you ever want to start somewhere, start
with gratitude. Yes, always works. Yes, be thankful every time every
time, put your hand on your heart. Just be grateful for a minute.
But really feel it. Yeah, like you got so when you say
that, feel it? Yes, what do you feel? What do you
mean? Have you ever just said there and said thank you, thank you
for this bottle of water. No, this is very hydrating, No,
thank you, thank you to the I want to know what I did the
other day, sat in that chair over there. The reason I sat in
that chair over there so I could see the sign and this will sound like
an egostroke, to see the sign that I was on that wall that says
Billified. And the reason I did that was because I wanted to appreciate what
has happened. Like I never envisioned that, you know, when I envisioned
what they call a step and repeat behind some chairs in front of the window
in my dining room, that was where we were going to do this.
So looking at that made me go, wow, I am so grateful for
this. I feel so good that this is happening. This is a wonderful
thing because because leaving my career was a bit traumatic. It was a traumatic
experience. But I can either focus on that and all the things that or
I can be grateful for where I am and where I'm going next and what's
happening and how great this is and the people that are supporting me and the
love that we're getting and the Danny being part of this. And you understand
what I'm saying, Like that's why I sat there because I was having a
tough day and I sat there and some people were coming in, and a
person said to me, never sit with your back to the window. You
never know who's coming in. You got to see, like And I said,
I don't live paranoid like that. That was my answer back. And
I felt a little bad because I'm, like I said, a little chippy,
but I didn't. I didn't mean in that way. But so,
yes, but that was the feeling. It was. It was a feeling
of holy shit, man, this is really cool and greater than I thought
it would be, at least at this stage in the game. So yeah,
but I mean, I think it has to be a real feeling.
Then let me, let me, let me redefine. Did you have a
sensation, like a physical sensation when you were sitting there? Yea. And
you felt that, yeah, like like happiness, like like light. Yes,
I felt light. That was your energy box. Yes, that was
that was that was pure divine Yeah, light coming down and yeah, and
yep, that's what's waiting for you on the other side man. Yeah,
yes, exactly. Yep. I think that once you leave this, I
don't I'll say croak and not die because die sounds final. Croak is just
yeah, it's a transition. It's a transition. I always think it's the
transition. It's hard to wrap our head around because that person will never walk
back into your life again. And it's sad and it's and it's lonely,
and it could be hard, but you can something. You have to reframe,
you have to reframe your thinking. But again, but that's the metaphysical.
We can't see it, we don't know it. But there have been
great people who've gone before us, since the word was written, in whatever
form it was written, that have been saying this, yeah, yeah,
well well we'll see him again on the other side. This is I UM.
I hate to use this because I don't like the term simulation. Yeah,
everybody saying, now, all the universe could be a simulation. Um
think about it. Think about you are just with the three D head said
the fully immersive UM suit. Right, yeah, we are just very very
deeply plugged into this physical world right now, Yes, we are. We
are so invested in the story of our lives, of who Bill is,
of who Danny is, of who Jeremy is, that we forget that.
Oh yeah, that's right. I have a wife and kids on the other
side, who and there's like dogs that have to be taken out. I
just unplugged. But oh man, this is really good pizza. Yeah,
right, And I also think like going back to like Tony Robbins, just
for people to maybe for one, thank you for listening to this, because
I think, but I mean, if you're still with me, look out
for my podcast. But yeah, but but Tony Robbins had said, give
us an example of going to a party, right, and somebody leaves there
and goes that party was a real dud. And somebody else leaves there and
goes, man, I want a roaring good time. It's all in your
perspective and how you see it. We live so much in our head that
we need to almost realize that that if you if you had something that you're
bringing in, you're going to attract the worst out of that party, you
know, or somebody else like, yeah, man, the music was great,
and the music sucked, and the pizza was cold, and so and
so wouldn't talk to me. They kept talking to the other person all night,
you know what I mean. And you can leave and two people in
the same party have two completely different experiences. And that was Tony Robbins.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, in life that's needed. There needs to be
the good balance a bad Otherwise, what would be a good party if you
hadn't been to a bad party? Well, I would say that that's fair.
Yeah, I think that's okay. I think no, I do,
And I think sometimes you have to go to yourself. Well, why was
it a bad time while I went in there? I had a headache and
didn't feel good, I was hung all or whatever. You know, But
it's usually you. You brought it up. You you attracted that out of
that situation. Yeah, if you always want to have a good time,
have no expectations, well right, yes, and the other But the other
thing I would say is and this was I remember hearing Tony Robins say this
too, And I would change it a little bit. But he's like,
you know, whenever I call somebody, before I pick up that phone,
I sort of have an agenda. What do I want to get out of
them? Well, I would say almost the same thing in in less of
That almost makes me sounds slick, like you know what I mean. It
almost makes me sounds salesy, like, hey, I'm trying to work an
angle here, And that's not what he meant. But I think he in
everything in life, get out ahead of it, get out ahead of it.
So how do I get out ahead of it? You can segment in
ten before you walk into a place, everything's a new segment. You walked
in, you walked in, those are new segments. What are the best
that I want to pull out everybody. I want to line up with the
best of who's in that room. I want to find the best feeling in
that room. I want to get out ahead of it, get out ahead
of my laundry so I'm not feeling overwhelmed and buried. I can do it
on Tuesday and not wait till thirsty, you know what I mean, those
kinds of things. So all of a sudden, I my underwear, Draordan,
there's no fucking underwear, and I got you know, I'm putting on
the same ones with the skid marks from yesterday. But it was just frustrating.
It can set that's the momentum. Now we got momentum going in a
bad direction. Or you can get out ahead of it and go, hey,
I got fifteen minutes. I'm just gonna throw the laundry and I get
and I know it sounds so simple because it is, but we don't do
it. That's all. Now we're do busy scroll on our phones. Yeah.
Greatest distraction in the world. Greatest distraction in the world, and sometimes
a horrible one. Yeah. Yeah. I mean I think there's some good
things he can find on there, but you use it. Yeah. I
don't know how how you feel like this conversation has gone for you. I
don't know. You've done most of the work for me. I apologize,
I apologize. No, No, it's great because we resonate so hard on
this. Yeah. Right, and I think that the I like the physics
idea of this because I think that there's some real science that has been proven.
Right. Yeah, they've shown you that meditation is wonderful for your brain
exactly. Um. Yeah, it allows you that that rest. Um.
That's if you can practice meditation, that's when you can say, Okay,
i'm gonna change my mind. I'm gonna i'm gonna do switch my thinking.
I'm gonna suppress my bait, I'm gonna go into alpha. Um. If
you can't do that, you know, within three breaths yep um. I
mean that's that's how Howard Stern's mother saved their own life. Her sister had
died and she had just was just distra distraught, and he had gone off
to Boston University. And in those days, of course, she didn't really
talk every day when you went off to college. Was in the seventies,
and and even his father said to his mother, you want me to become
an alcoholic with you? What do you? What do you want to do?
You know? And all of a sudden he comes back from college and
she's a completely different person, and he goes, what happened? She goes,
I learned how to do transcendental meditation. He goes, what my mother
really? It totally changed her completely because she was just so depressed and it
got her out of that run. He goes, you mean, she was
like awful and then it snapped her out of it. Right, you change,
change your state. Change you're thinking change, Try try that. But
again, you're not gonna go from depressed too happy. But you can get
from depressed to appreciation and appreciation to whatever's next and up the emotional scale,
and so you're feeling pretty good. You have all the chemicals in your brain
to change your state at any point, you know, like they say,
like go if you're depressed. One one way to get you out of it
gradually, day by day is you go into the bathroom and you look in
the mirror and you smile for a minute, and do that five times a
day, and all of a sudden, you'll feel the changes in your body
when you smile, you know, like even like when I'm working, I'm
like, this sucks from a smile through it and you start laughing at yourself.
You don't want to laugh too hard to drop the weight on yourself or
your pulling muscle. But at the end of the day, you actually feel
better about what you're doing. You're not thinking about, oh man, this
is hard. Yeah, yep, you know. Yeah. I think it's
pretty good. As far as the physics part though, Like, where's class
that you take? Where my friend here likes to say the world was designed
by geniuses to be run by idiots. So do you have to study the
theory of so do you have to study the theory of idiots before you learn
something? Here's what idiots do study. But but the internet, right,
genius designed the internet design we turn it down into porn and fighting with our
neighbor, you know, saying shitty things about people. I mean we bring
can do the base level. The world is designed by geniuses to be run
by idiots. I mean, like like with emergency locks and stuff in cards
and so just so somebody doesn't do something because people or I don't know,
during a during a blackout, right, what do people like to do?
Well, it's cold out, I'm gonna bring the the what do you call
it? The generator in the house, and what happens you die? You
know that type of thing, you know, So that's why you know the
So I'm just asking if you've if you have to like understand like idiotcy too,
you don't. You don't have to unders anything. Um, if you
want to get out of this life and and be ahead, um love,
be grated. I can't even say because we've already said it. Somebody say
le' just about yeah, um all right, So to step back, Um,
what was the question physics? Yeah, like, like I mean,
you're a mechanical engineer. You've built things. Yeah, so yeah, but
there has to be like safety gadgets and whatnot. My point is like,
well, I mean, but the point is is that like if if you
do something wrong, let's say, okay, just take medication. If you
take the wrong two medications, you can kill yourself. So you have to
know not to mix these two medications. Right what happened, Well, somebody
did it and did it over and over again. Now they realize, why
do you have to learn how the wrong things to do when you're so when
you can build something the right way so people don't sue you when it goes
wrong. Let's put it that way, like putting an engine in the back
of the pinto Well, what did Edison say? I designed nine hundred ways
to not make a light bulb? Okay? Um? So through trial and
error. Sure, there's also a separate philosophy I would say, is we
don't need to go through the effort of finding all these pharmaceuticals and creating all
these things. Mother nature provides. If you have a headache, there's there's
something that should be growing. Like literally, where we've just put a whole
bunch of mulch and pesticide, there should be growing a plant that you could
just go out, maybe choose some leaves, maybe make a little bit of
tea, and you're gonna be feeling fine. That's where we should be.
What we've done in society, and this is where I'm going to get like
really conspiracy theory on you. We've done as society thanks to the control of
the elites and all that monetize it. Yeah, we've Yeah, we've created
a money based economy where we have a hierarchy of those in charge and they
see themselves as better than and it's always a me me me for those type
of people. Like that's how you get there. It's like the reason why
marijuana was outlawed. It's the reason why bread isn't really bread. Yeah,
Like they took all the good stuff out of it. Then when they invent
a wonderbread, they just took all the stuff they took out of it and
put it back into the bread. Which they just made it the right way
to worry about. And you got to make it the cheapest way, right
because you don't want to pay any workers. You want to keep all the
profits for yourself. Yeah. All that stuff screws us up, and so
then we develop depression, we developed anxiety, We develop all these diseases,
and then we have to go out and pay more money into our assurance or
oh wait, you don't that insurance doesn't cover this brand, and you're out
of network. So you've got to pay extra for these pills. But you
can't have these pills on Sunday with those pills. Yeah, No, we've
created that for us. So I see it as the whole thing is to
be burned down. I get that. Yeah, I can see that too.
I think like, you can't go through life kind of putting a happy
face sticker over your gas gates. You need to know where you are and
in all things right, and from there try to get to the better spot.
And then we get so dependent on these these pharmaceuticals that we've tricked our
bodies into stop needing to create those things ourselves when all we have to do
is concentrate. We have the power within us to uh control our bodies as
long as we are getting the main ones, um, diet, exercise,
sleep, meditation, and good times. Right. Um, if you are
treating yourself healthy, you're getting vitamin D. Yeah, that stuff exists in
you through your diet and through being here, through being you. Um,
then it's it's a mind game. It is a mind game. It is
a mind game. And I don't know that. Sometimes let's say things that
help people, uh serotonin uptakes or whatever that is. I don't know.
I see it some of those I would say, I guess it's a tool
that can help you get to that spot. Um, but if you can
do it without it, you're I think you're better off. You don't always
want to be chasing that high, No, because then the high just gets
higher and higher, and it's harder and harder, and you're gonna dedicate yea,
Yeah, sudden, I gotta raise the bar, right, Eventually,
there's only so much to raise. You gotta take the good with the bad.
Yeah, right, flow. I think it's been good. So one
is the first episod, So for you no idea? Okay, do you
know what you're gonna call it? No idea? All right, Well,
if we can help you in anyway, I'd love to do it. I
literally walked in here yesterday saying, hey, this is my idea. How
would I how would I get started? Yeah? And that was it.
He was it. Physics, metaphysics and philosophy. Yeah. Do you down
with MPP Right? I like that? Yeah, look at Danny Genius,
very good stadium in it'll be from your basement. Correct, it's the only
other place I have to record, Yeah, or come in here. I
don't. We'll figure something about all right. For Jeremy, for Dan Barrello.
I'm Bill Bran. I hope we didn't weird you out too much.
See you tomorrow.