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Speaker 4: Even though I look like I have maximum drip, it's
with a heavy heart that I come to you guys today.
And you know, when we have tough times like this,
we're dealing with, you know, situations where we think it's
merital bliss. We think we think it's going the way
that we hoped him prayed it would. And I mean,
I'm gonna want to I'm gonna try to talk about
it today. What's going on. Let me just say this
before I get into it. I wrote, I wrote a poem,
and I think this poem maybe expresses what's going on
better than I could express it. Even though it's a
poem that I wrote that I'm expressing of my expressions.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: I just look, we'll get into the drama and what's
happening in a second. But let me read this first.
It's a might not even be a poem. It might
just be more like a public statement. Now, every day
there's drama, and every day someone issues a public statement.
Speaker 12: Okay, I think I've already lost you. I think you're
already go. I think I'm finally scared.
Speaker 4: Now you think I'm weak, and I think you're raw.
I think you're already leaving out of the door. Itels
like your hand is on the door, even though you
already want the door. I thought this.
Speaker 12: Place was an empire, but now I'm relaxed. I can
be sure. And I think you're so mean. But I'm
the me man online. I think I could need this
in my life. I think I'm scared. I think so much.
A no song is a problem. If you're going.
Speaker 4: Many, it's time to come.
Speaker 13: Whoa.
Speaker 12: There's an awful lot of breathing hair, but I can
hardly move cluster phibi h if you're gone yeah. Jillian
Flynn book titles, Baby you need to come a hole.
There's a little bit of something to me here and
everything in you. The lyric made no damn sense. I
bet you're hard to get over. I bet the room
won't shine.
Speaker 4: The fuck does a room shining?
Speaker 2: Me?
Speaker 4: How does a room shine? I forget it, I give up.
I can't even express myself properly anymore. That's not it's
not Rob Thomas's lyrics. I wrote that, and just like
Eminem stole my bars, freaking Robert Thomas stole my poem.
And you know, since he wants to turn it into
a new hit song, I'm gonna sing it and claim
it as my song. Maybe I don't need to call me.
I want to see the rooms shining. Stupid ass lyrics.
Ross Stewart says, discuss the Mandela effect. What the hell
Mandela effect? Are you serious?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 4: I'm over here popping my collar. Man, I'm gonna tie
for that conspiracy, bouch. I ain't got time for that conspiracy.
Speaker 12: If you'll go home, Cha Shaggards playing inner sand mayor heam.
Speaker 4: An Chase Haggards is for two dollars. We see you,
We hear you sing your truth. Well, it would be
nice if I could sing my truth. If Robert Thomas
then it takes my lyrics. Ever since I can't remember,
I've been popping my color. We got slow boy white
Boar became a member for three months.
Speaker 7: What up.
Speaker 4: What a fool believes? On karaoke? Wo believes?
Speaker 12: Gotcha sing it for what is mable?
Speaker 4: I got away. By the way, I don't dislike Michael McDonald.
I'm a huge fan of Michael mcdee. Once you hit
boomer age, even though I despise and I'm not a boomer.
Once you hit boomer age, okay, wait, let me phrase that,
because I'm not a borger. Once you get in the
vicinity of over the hill seeing the boomers over the.
Speaker 5: Hill, but the boom maron the hill sees the world
spinning round and the eyes in his head give Israel
millions of pounds.
Speaker 4: Once you hit middle age, We'll put it that way.
Once you hit middle aged aged like a fine beef
cured beef patty as steak and shakes. Once you hit
middle aged, you start to like Michael McDonald. I mean,
don't ask me what's going on. I don't know what
it is. I remember my dad was always playing, uh
playing boomer rock, boomer core, and it was always Michael
McDonald rolling in the background on that machine with the
big black thing that spends around whatever the hell that is.
So people thought I was distant Michael McDonald. No, no, no, no, no,
no no. I'm a I'm a mac d fan. In fact,
I kind of drive Jamie crazy with acting doing all
the mac d's around here. I'll just walk around the house.
Speaker 12: Goodness, the worst man, that's the one to taking it away.
Speaker 4: So I'm always mac dean around here. Let's get a
little let's get a little funk going. I mean, I'm
just not I'm not in the mood for the bush
today because Rob Thomas has put out his number one
single hit and stole my poetry. What do y'all think?
I like this idea of a little bit of well
that's too loud? Ship turn down? Uh huh? Whoa too loud?
Speaker 2: There we go?
Speaker 4: Got better. Of course the people on the twitters won't
be able to hear it, but that's okay. Is that
too loud? Y'all like that? A little bit of that vibe?
Speaker 3: Gun?
Speaker 4: Welcome everybody to the limit, hit like and share? So boy,
Whiteboard says, I'm getting the goal started twenty dollars? What's up?
Shout out? I like this idea of gold y'all can't
hear the music? I just don't want to be too loud?
How's up? I don't even know what this is, but
Lucia Muscarella became a member. That's what their name right there,
Lucia Mustard Rella. Let me get up a little bit
of that Mustardrella on my beach. Alexander Ivan because a
Chase Haggard shout out to Chase h hagger and check out.
But go check out Chase Haggard's music. Everybody can be
subscribed to. Shall say Haguard, to say his name and
the proper fancy foreign pronunciation, shall say Higgard, shall say
shall say burn it down from the Google video games.
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 4: Give me something smooth, dude. I gotta have some musical
therapies because Robert Thomas stole my songs. Don't worry that
we got other Japanese flavors for years. We also got
some cringe cores. We got to catch up on cringe cores.
Music is too loud? Okay, let's let me see.
Speaker 2: Is that better?
Speaker 4: Right there? Eb says it's too loud? Okay, we go.
I got I don't know what it is. I don't know.
Go look it up.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: What's on y'all's mining today? What are y'all thinking about.
We got a lot of stuff I want to talk about.
I mean, I'm energized. I got my gender, choose for
my beat us anger, my beat us demon. I'm ready
to go at it. I'm ready for people to call
in and set me straight. I want to be corrected.
I want to be set on the path. I want
to pop my collar. I'm ready to get to get
coin paid. What else is going on? I'm in the seat,
I'm in the driver's seat. I want to talk about
the crypto stuff. I want to talk about the bill.
I want to talk about people calling in open debates,
goober tards, goofballs. I want it all today. I don't
care about no XRP, no ZRP. What do you think
about zerp, zerup coin. I don't care about no ZRP. Dude,
you give me zerp, it's gonna immediately become bitcoin. Has
that a little bit? It pulped it pubped dude, butt coin,
pump ass coin, pump, just coin, pump, fart coin, pump
all real coins. So what, Buddy dumps Dave Mustardane became
a member. Jay You're been on fire lately?
Speaker 2: Shit?
Speaker 4: When was I not on fire?
Speaker 14: Sign?
Speaker 7: Shit?
Speaker 4: Where the hell have you been. I've been a burning
eternal flame since twenty ten. Son, that's when I locked
in cold Quest became a member for five months. He says,
I'm you dog, but we had somebody buy a five
hundred or two one hundred, one hundred and fifty Memberships's
going crazy over here to know what's going on. I'm
just gonna do it random. I'm in a wild ass move, man,
don't blame me. What's up? Well, We're gonna be all
all over the place. It's just gonna be random, a
throw running ash of you. Uh, what's what's what's up? Yeah?
Speaker 2: So what in do?
Speaker 1: What to do?
Speaker 10: Is?
Speaker 13: So I had a question about bitcoin, I think, or
not even a question, really kind of a sudden thought
that I had. I think the only way for bitcoin
to crash at this point would be for the the
people who have the most staked It's all these like
rich billionaires and like like you said, countries who are
totally investing bitcoin for them.
Speaker 9: To screw themselves over, and that that, at least what
it looks like to me, would.
Speaker 2: Be the only reason bitcoin would crash.
Speaker 4: I agree. And there's no incentive to dump bitcoin.
Speaker 7: Uh what exactly.
Speaker 4: That's people who think that the zillionaires are gonna dump
it don't understand the value proposition, because what are you
gonna dump it for? That's a superior investment that it
doesn't make any sense. And then then the conspiracy turns
into oh well, but what if all of them coordinated
together to dump it? It's like, yeah, every all the
rich people are going to coordinate to suddenly become brokies.
Speaker 13: Yeah, when they can't even coordinate on public policy, go
to coinate on the damn dumping the big.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, the best asset ever. Go, let's dump the
best asset from garbage Bill Cubs on baseball cars.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I think that's the easiest way to explain the boomers
that it's not going to just crash.
Speaker 7: It is because you have you gotta person.
Speaker 13: I mean, you gotta show them, and it's pretty easy
to show. I mean there's on record, uh, multi billionaires
and countries that are back in the bitcoin, so there's there's.
Speaker 6: No way for it to crash.
Speaker 13: I don't know why people are so black pilling sposed
to be big pilling here exactly.
Speaker 4: You heard me, and look right now, uh we popping off.
We're going to one fifty. We're going to now we
might get a correction. Shout out to Ash or agree
with that assessment, we might correct back down to I
don't even know. I mean, I don't even know if
we're gonna have like seventy percent dumps anymore like we did.
You know what I mean. My guess has been this
entire time for this bull market and then some kind
of pullback. Whether that's a massive jump back to seventy
or whether the pullback is one hundred, I mean, I
don't know, but it does seem like we hit a
tipping point, and everybody does think the vibes of this
market are different. I'll talk a little about this bill,
but that's not going to be the main topic today
because I know all of y'all get your feelings hurt.
You get butt hurt when I start talking about bitcoin,
and everybody just leaves. But I got even got good
boomers asking me questions today about this. I don't really
know what's going on with this bill. This is new
to me. I know it's supposed to be the big
crypto bill. Every week, this news changes. I don't even
know what's going on. But let's see if we can
make sense of it. It says captain crypto, you need
to know the three bills. Okay. The Genius Act says
this is stable coins. Everybody makes a big deal out
of it. I don't think the stable coin stuff is
a big deal. People think it's going to be a
digital dollar. I don't think so. I mean, I guess
it just depends, like it depends on if the dollar
switches into a digital dollar ak stable coin, and then
people are worried that might be the central bank digital currency.
But supposedly Trump was saying, oh, I'm gonna make sure
that there's nothing CBDC in here, which I mean, I
don't know who knows, but I would say this is
all overall just still bullish. I mean, but let's look
and see if there's anything in here that seems malicious
or marish. Regulatory oversight for stable coins? Is that what
it was? Banking securities? Okay, whatever, This seems normal like
bullish stuff to me. You're not ever going to have
Bomer money pouring into a bitcoin from the from the
bank level without this stuff, whether you like it or not.
Speaker 2: H mh.
Speaker 4: Big tech companies can't issue ship I don't even understand this.
Speaker 3: This is what.
Speaker 4: This is legal ease beyond me. You know, I know
this ship, whether I'm almost going clarity acts. I guess
this is about digital assets, whether they are commodities or securities.
Speaker 2: Or maybe not.
Speaker 4: You agree, I don't know. I mean, I like crypto
and I like the Let me a bitcoin. Okay, here's
an anti CBDC thing. So this was included in it.
This is the part that Trump wanted added or whatever.
This is zero hedge summary ship. I don't even know.
I can't even understand this. But I'm a smart man.
If I can't understand what, don want to legal what
he mean? Let's just say it's doors.
Speaker 5: How's that?
Speaker 4: There's the answer, By the way, follow me over here
on X.
Speaker 10: Your boy right here.
Speaker 4: That's a bunch of boomer legal ease. But I don't
even understand. Still boring anyway, moving on abject fulls in
twenty bucks. How would a global conflict affect bitcoin? Well,
as long as bitcoin is still subservience to macroeconomics, it
will consistently be affected. So for example, when the war
broke out with Israel and Iran, it tanks bitcoin what
like ten percent. If the stock market goes down Bitcoin
tends to go down, although this is what people mean
when they talk about decoupled. So remember, bitcoin is still
a two trillion dollar market, a little over two trillion,
and gold is a twenty trillion dollar market, and that's
a small fraction of the global multi hundred trillion dollar market.
So bitcoin is very okay, Bitcoin is very small. Still
eat care so as long as we have the macro
stuff going on until I would say, until bitcoin flips gold,
which is probably five ten years away. I don't even
know about ten years away. Five years away, maybe five
to eight. The music is tongue in cheek, dude, you'll
need to chill out. I don't know about cash app
and bitcoin. I've never used cash apps, so I don't know.
I wouldn't store by bitcoin anywhere except my own personal
cold storage device. Will bitcoin accelerate the dollar collapse if
people figure out what bitcoin is, Yes, But I mean
that's the way, that's how it is that. I mean,
it's a much superior product to store your value than
the dollar. So it's just gonna win no matter what
to It doesn't matter what you think. By the way,
this is just the logics it is there. Logics is
gonna win. Mathematics is gonna win. Did you see the
Baptist Ladies. Baptist Ladies No zalmox is ten dollars. They're
gonna do a ten episode series on the Orthodoxy as
a cult. This will be a home run rebuttal content
blowback is imminent. Uh yeah, I'm not surprised. I mean,
so many people are beginning to leave the Protestant world
that I think we experienced. We expected this type of stuff,
and it's not a bad thing. It's actually good because
all these weak responses from Evangelicals and Baptists is only
going to confirm people's decisions to leave that domain. But
wouldn't it be Would it be funny if like ten
Baptist Ladies actually presented like the most devastating critique of
orthodox I'm joking, that's not gonnapp. It'd be funny to
do them. Skuma Bear ten dollars. Let's go Gabriella ten dollars,
Jay my Son and I love your show Single Moms.
When that box the wine hits deep in.
Speaker 12: Their soul, single Moms come out to play.
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding, By the way, I don't even know
if she's a single mom, but I got I can't
resist a single mom joke, right, this is too easy,
But thank you Gabriella. By the way, it's just a joke.
Y'all need to chill out, man, nobody could take jokes.
Sam Hi does what sam Hi does, and the whole
internet freaks out. By the way, my friend had a
good point, like why didn't Harlan call the police? Like
if he thought he was really in danger, right, wouldn't
he have called them? Well, they have the cops over
there or something. Itto, token ten dollars put your six
days of War song six days of war song that
he used to play for the old philosophy lectures Six days.
I don't even know what the six day War song is. Dude,
help me out, remind me what that is. Are you
in the chat six days War song? You gotta help
me out here. I don't remember what that is.
Speaker 15: Oh.
Speaker 4: By the way, I had a bunch of dating advice
ideas video ideas I wanted to do too. I was
thinking it'd be funny Jamie and I could do like
a little sketches of like how to talk to a girl,
because we got so many dorks out here that don't
even know how to do it. They never talk to
a girl. I thought it'd be funny if Jamie and
I did like little mock sketches of training dorks to
actually interact with a female person because they don't know
how to do it. And no, don't bring your spider
ris unless you know how to ask spider questions in
a riz way. But I'm gonna save spider risk for
advanced levels in my pickup course pick Up Artists Course
Frank TJ Frank TJ d Mackie. Anyway, I'm liking these
ladies' names today. Lucia Muscarella sounds like either A that
sounds like some kind of pizza topping. Gabriella.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 4: That's a nice name. Jor Dane. That's a that's a
dude's name, but also it sounds kind of feminine. But
that's a god. I love you, dude. You heard that
song Stay with Me by Niki Matsubara. Please play Miki
Matsubara Counter docs, people, I know, idea what any of
this stuff is? Y'all think because I just randomly picked
this that there's some sort of deep meaning and I know,
like I'm in the jpop J funk jap funk message boards,
and I don't know nothing about none of those, dude.
It just popped up and I was like, what is this?
Just let it play, okay, maybe this is good background music.
You can't do spider is unless you've already got something
going on and it looks like you're I don't know,
like like you have to be with some of your
cool dude bros or another girls at the table so
you don't look like a dork, because that's the first
thing a girl is gonna see. She's gonna look at
the table looking at you and your friend. If you
walk up to a girl's asking about spiders on your
own own, you're Jeffrey Badonka Donker. You're a Jeffrey Dahmer
right away. Unless you're some kind of like just natural
Sigma alpha Chad dude or something, it's just not gonna work.
It would be it would be a challenge. It'd be
like I this would be the CrossFit challenge of meeting
a girl. Anyway, that's not what we're talking about today.
Maybe we will. I don't know. I realized too when
I was I took Jamie to get some Dillard's clearance
items yesterday. I hope you enjoyed my lounge singer coat
that was a Dylance Dillard's clearance item. By the way,
it looks so cool. I couldn't resist it. In fact,
I was like, when I saw this coat, I was like.
Speaker 9: This.
Speaker 4: Is pure Tony Clifton, isn't it? And it's hot as hell.
So I don't know how I'm gonna wear it, but
I mean, it's pure Tonic and I had to get it.
It was It was way cheap and inspired me to sing.
You guys know, I love to sing beautifully. And we
were walking around and talking about how dwarks don't know
how to hit on girls, and the only people who
help dorks do this are like these greasy pickup scammer dudes.
So there's got to be some way that somebody can
do this the right way. I don't know, but you
could get some You could get some clearance Riz for real,
y'all are over here joking, but a lot of ol
doors could get some clearance Riz, first of all. Second,
for the dorks, I realized that I think there's a
connection between doing say comedy or stand up comedy or
a live event and going up and asking a girl out.
There's a lot of similarity there. How how could that
be similar because in both situations you kind of have
to accept that it's a little bit of a performance.
I don't mean you have to go overboard with peacocking
and act like a complete goofass. Really depends on the
setting and the situation or what's going down, right, But
in both cases you basically have to fall in love
with not caring or fall in love with being rejected.
Because if you do stand up, and I would say,
in my life I've done stand up ten to fifteen times,
you're going to bomb. The first time I ever did
stand up, I'll take this back. The second time I
ever did stand up, I did it in some clubs
in New York on amateur night right the first night,
or I did it twice in one night. The first night,
I did great in the audience. I got three applauses
right for like an eight eight minute I don't remember
what it was. This was like in the nineties. And
then later that night I did stand up at another
smaller club that was doing open mic night, and I
totally bombed. But in the midst of bombing, I sort
of made fun of myself and did some crowd work
and it kind of wasn't as bad as I expected. Anyway,
long story short, one that I learned that, like, you
just can't necessarily know how it's gonna go, and so
enjoying the improvisation side of it and enjoying the experience itself.
Even if you're you know, you meet you meet some girl,
you're talking to her and she just totally disses you, Like,
you don't care. Right, if it happens enough times, if
you bomb enough times, you're not gonna care and it
doesn't affect you. But there's a mental fear. It's the
same fear that people have of public speaking. It's like
ninety percent of people's greatest fear is to do speak
in front of like twenty people. So what that's your fear?
Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: You have to.
Speaker 4: Psych yourself out of being psyched out and get over it.
Who cares? So what if you get turned out? You
at least had the gumption, the moxie, the mojo to try. Yes,
Melissa has nailed it in the chat. Absolutely, If you're
confident and you don't care, then that's great. I remember
one time in college, Okay, when I was like, I
don't know, say sophomore. My guy friends and I we
decided what we're gonna do is we are going to
spend the next week approaching as many girls as we
see on campus to see what happened. And it was
kind of a competition to where we wanted to see
who could collect the most phone numbers. Okay, this is
back in the two thousands, right, say two thousand and six,
somewhere in there. Seven And I would say, and I
tried all kinds of different you know, styles of icebreakers
in conversation starters, whatever. I would say, out of out
of ten girls that I talked to or flirted with,
or you know, met in the library or the coffee
shop or whatever, or in my class, I would say,
maybe three would give me their phone number, which is
actually pretty good, right in terms of percentages, because most
people that you meet, if you begin a conversation and
you know, talk about whatever, if you try to lead
into getting to that point where you think in the conversation, okay,
now it's probably appropriate to say, hey, why don't we
go hang out sometime, Let's get a coffee, let's go
chat whatever.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 4: I would say, three out of ten was pretty good.
And uh, I mean even in the two thousands, and
we would do this in the nineties too, like this
was like normal in the nineties. I am professor Rizz. Dude,
come on, call me doctor Love. I used to have
a friend in high school that was kind of nerdy
shout out to dirty d and I was always giving
him advice on what he should do, and he got
mad at me one time. He's like, go, shoot, shut up, man,
who are you doctor Love? And then they started calling
doctor Love in high school. So, uh, you could call
me doctor Love. You call me professor Rizz if you want,
I'll take the title. But see, here's the thing. Most
dudes are super scared of just some girl saying no,
and then this ah into the world. Oh my, he
goes wrecked. Do who cares same with performing in front
of an audience. Just fall in love with bombing dude.
Speaker 2: Just roll with it.
Speaker 4: You gotta roll with it, You've gotta take it. You
gotta say you watch sau Don that and and I
got that now. Anyway, today is not Riz class. Don't worry.
I don't be raist mad. I start talking. What was
he talking about? Because there's nerds man, we got an
epidemic of freaking dorks. That's why a dor academic an epidorcic.
A do uh. Everybody's been hit with a damn spurg
ray and as the spur rates go up, the riz
rates go down. It's an inverse correlation, scientific proof. By
the way, I don't know where father deacon when he
was the one telling me this, he was having to
teach dorks how to have some riz as a dang clergy.
Even the clergy are teaching the dorks riz dog. That's
how bad it is.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: You don't know how I see a girl.
Speaker 5: On a day.
Speaker 4: I've never talk to a female who is my pillow?
Dude cool baracude of five dollars. All was good with
my lady friend until she decided to choose women over me.
Ooh ouch, and then her dude landowner. Dude landowner? What
he does that mean? And now AI talked about the
landlord and now AI, you can't make this up anymore.
So he's saying he lost his girl to another girl
who now is with a AI. Welcome to the future, son,
Welcome to five thousand and eighty. Welcome to the future.
Frankish Malcha five dollars. Did you see Black Death with
seen Beam. It's a bit of an occult and catholic
symbolistic symbolisms black Death. That sounds right on my only dude,
also sounds a little racist. Let's see what it is
scene bean Forgod. I feel like I may have seen this.
Speaker 2: Let's see what it is?
Speaker 4: Mm now, maybe I haven't seen this. Tommy twotos this
weed master over here, he likes it. Listen. If a
weed master likes the movie, I'm doing that, baby, I'm down.
Speaker 12: Uh well, we do.
Speaker 4: We got we got naked Ebaras over here on the altar.
Let's get off of that. I have not seen this,
but it looks interesting. Thank you for that recommendation. Let
me write that down. I gotta make sure him bleep
out the name get Ebarra on the altar scenes. I
don't know what kind of occult stuff is going on there.
Black Death. Blok blok blurk blurk number who it's better
than Black number two? I'm all right, blok blok brook
brook Mumbo two. Anybody get that? Anybody get that typo
negative metal joke? And I don't even like metal. The
jokes are just flying over the zoomers heads. See, That's
what I'm saying. If I try to do stand up,
I'm worried. I'm worried because I'm gonna be speaking into
an abyss, a void of this weird domain of being
on the cosp of gen X and millennial, and no
one's gonna understand what the I'm talking about. That's what
I'm saying. But then I watch the stand ups doing
stand up, and I'm like, dude, I know I could
do better than this doofer tard. Why am I not
out up there? But then I think, well, it's an
audience a day, fat fatty social justice warriors. They're not
gonna laugh at my stuff. But then I think I
should just make fun of the fatty social justice warriors
and that would actually be funny. So I don't. I
don't know what I'm just I'm in a buying Dude.
I'm seeing these comedians and they're making me furious because
they're not funny, and I'm like, dude, I could just
go up there on the stage and make fun of
the comedians that it'd be funnier than the comedians. Eric
vigelind five dollars.
Speaker 16: Jay You'r's classy. I think I'm gonna say, Oh, he's
saying sleazy and classy together, it's crazy. Are you talking
about classy and lazy? Or am I sleazy and classy?
Speaker 4: Crazy? Crazy? Can you build a gorilla ness? I'm about
to flip this table over like y'all. Y'all money changers
aren't ready for I asked dph this and he said no.
I say yes gladly as shintya, Sanjay, we got some
damn m night chamline fan in the audience. He says,
do Catholics have a true eucharistic presence? And we don't
think so? Is it blasphemous to say they don't know?
My blasphemous? By the way, I knew from the beginning, Sanjay,
that Haley Joel Osmond was dead. What you gonna do
about that?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 4: I'll play Mickey Matsubara if it's not a copyright thing.
So you'll all asked me to play stuff. I don't
know if it's a copyright or not. How about I
turn this one on. Enough of this stuff, Let's turn
this on here. Let's see what this says. Okay, it's
got a nice kind of like a kind of like
an Asian Kenny g vibe to.
Speaker 10: It, you know what I mean.
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That's gonna be a funny skit, and I gotta do
it before somebody steal this year. Where are we at?
We got callers people, look at Bada Spaghetti. What's up?
I'm spaghetti Spaghetti?
Speaker 10: Uh, what's up?
Speaker 2: You can't hear me?
Speaker 17: All right, I've got the Bible Factory doing my job
right now. You got the Bible Factor, Yeah, sure, I
work at factory. Look, I got a question for you.
And what I noticed today that takes people to Congress
voted against.
Speaker 5: And it is this.
Speaker 2: How that means there are six people in the Congress
that want Israel live BUF for that. Now I've seen yourself,
I think I've seen you on the Fun's.
Speaker 10: And now I'm just a little bit concerned about the rhetorically.
Speaker 2: I think that with them too, la gentleman talking about
the booted.
Speaker 14: God in the plant.
Speaker 4: He's gotten out. I can't hear him. Cala, what's up man? Cala?
Speaker 7: Bas what's upright?
Speaker 4: Taylor?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 4: Suf man?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 14: Hey?
Speaker 10: Can you hear me?
Speaker 14: And with them man uh from Saint Lewis Uh?
Speaker 1: I think you actually know some people my church on orthodoxy?
Speaker 4: Okay, cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wanted to ask.
Speaker 1: You a question, and so I hope with a catechumen
class that are church and we get a lot of
people coming in who watch your stuff online.
Speaker 18: And uh, I don't know if you, I don't know
how to say this, but like.
Speaker 1: There can be some like attitude that people come in
with as like Catecumans or wanting to be Catecumans.
Speaker 2: Where it's like they've been online.
Speaker 1: So much they think they know like everything kind of
have this arrogance about them, like what I know that's
not on you, but like, what do you think I
did the proper response for that?
Speaker 2: As like a laity.
Speaker 14: Trying to I guess just like help cate of humans out?
Speaker 4: How many people would you say you're talking about have
like this issue? Like is it five people, twenty people,
what's the numbers? A couple people.
Speaker 1: So I would say, let's see, we've had like fifteen people.
Speaker 14: Come in in the past year, and out of this fifteen, maybe.
Speaker 2: Like ten of them and.
Speaker 4: What they want to debate or what's the problem.
Speaker 14: I guess like in conversations there will just be this like, uh,
like I don't know. For ex couple, I was talking
with one of them.
Speaker 1: A few weeks ago and they're like, yeah, man, I'm
a I'm an expert on the trinity, so like, I
don't really need to be going over this.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I don't know about it.
Speaker 4: I mean, is it all? Is it all young dudes?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I mean that's just part of me a
young dude. So look, young dudes are gonna get to
be middle aged dudes and then they're kinda probably chill out,
so I wouldn't worry about it. Brad, what's up, be Rad?
What's up going on?
Speaker 8: Jess?
Speaker 7: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 8: I just want to say we can go back to
the bitcoin topic if you're up to it.
Speaker 4: We can talk about anything y'all want today. It's all out.
Speaker 2: There, cool man, cool man.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I am.
Speaker 8: I am a skeptic and I have questions, but I
am open minded to it. I'm like, you open my
mind orthodox and help me convert to that. Thank you
for that. So yeah, I am able to change my
mind when provided with new evidence.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So, like my main concerns would be that, like I
do know, the government has seized crypto from cold wallets
before in the past, So I don't think it's so
hard to believe that the government hasn't like fezed the
blockchain technology or have found a way to control it.
Speaker 4: So seizing your personal wallet and you know, holding you
in a cell, or you know, making you give up
your past codes and your seed phrase or whatever like,
that's different from whether or not the government can access
or take over a decentralized blockchain that's run on we
don't even know how many nodes across the planet. So
in other words, even the government shut down the bitcoin
network in America, it's all over the world, and it
will not You would have to have the entire world
collaborating to shut it down for that to even be
possibly something that's real.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's a fair point.
Speaker 4: And let me add on top of that too, Like
it's true that the government could come to you as
an individual and like seize your assets, but the government
can do that as with an individual with any asset.
And so the value proposition of bitcoin was never that
it can literally never be seized in any scenario. It's
rather that the more people that are using bitcoin as
a store of value and as a future form of
money or whatever, then the harder it is for that
to ever be seized or taken over, because there's the
more people that are on a network, the stronger the
network is. So the I think it's like more as
all this kind of stuff, right, Like, the the more
it grows, the bigger it is, like the more power
and value and impenetrability it has. And even like the
quantum idea, like that's all still speculative. We don't even
know if there will be quantum computers that can hack
people's private keys. So a lot of the stuff that
people say about bitcoin isn't really applicable to bitcoin on
a mass scale. It's just sort of like specific, you know,
specific cases where yeah, you could lose your well as
an individual, sure, but I mean that's applicable to any
asset or any currency. So I mean, let's say I'm
a gold boomer. Well mean, the government can arrest me
and force me to tell them where I bury my
you know, treasure chest on you know, the Isle of Tortuga.
Speaker 8: Okay, Yeah, No, I didn't read the artist cool well
enough to see if they were able to actually get.
Speaker 7: Their hands on the crypto.
Speaker 2: That's something I'd have to look into.
Speaker 4: Who what do you mean, like it was a while.
Speaker 8: Ago, Jed, I can't really remember exactly where.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, somebody like Max Kaiser always says, I mean,
you know, you could say, well, I I lost my
you know seed phrase in my computer in a boating accident.
Speaker 2: M No.
Speaker 8: I just meant like when they seized it for whatever reason,
it was if they were actually able to to like
take the crypto off the blockchain and you know, turn
it into fiat.
Speaker 4: No, that's not how it was. It's not how it works.
I don't work.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't really understand their motivation for seizing the wallet
if it wasn't for the purpose.
Speaker 4: Not how it works. They don't take the money off
of the blockchain and put it into fiat. In other words,
they have to get the keys to access your crypto,
so one way that that could happen, For example, is
if your crypto is on an exchange, the government can
tell Coinbase we legally are after this dude for whatever
legal reasons, and we thereby seize his crypto from your
coin based wallet. That they can do. They can come
arrest you individually and say you are under arrest, give
us your bitcoin. But unless you tell them your seed
phrase or they get a hold of it, they can't
get your bitcoin off of the blockchain without the keys
to access the block the bitcoin. That's how it works.
So what cold storage wallets do is store your keys.
Your bitcoin is not on a wallet, it's not on
the cold storage device. The storage device has your keys.
Your bitcoin is on the blockchain. Does that make sense?
So people misunderstand. I'm not dissing you, Brad, It's a
fair question, but people think that the government sees somebody's bitcoin. Well,
in order to do that, technically, what they have to
do is seize the private keys to access the bigcoin.
And if my crypto is on an exchange, or if
my bitcoin's on coin Base or binance or whatever, I
don't own my keys. Coinbase and Binance have the keys
to their wallets, and so in the case of cold storage,
the government has to you know, come to your door
and say knock, knock, knock, give us your assets or
we're putting you in jail. Now, yes, they can do that,
and they've done that to criminals and people that have
you you know, done stuff illegally or whatever. But that's
not the same thing as them taking the bitcoin off
of the chain. Now, with other cryptos, they might actually
do that. For example, tornado cash, which is on a theory.
When the government says shut that node down, they did.
And so because ethereum is centralized, they capitulated to that
L two running on ethereum and shut it down. So
does that make sense? It's not so when you say
can the government seize the crypto? Cryptos are all different,
Many of them are different, and bitcoin is not like
that where there's some central office, Like you can't go
to the central Bitcoin office and shut it down because
there's no central office. It's decentralized. Now, it's also true
though that there'sco there's cryptos that are that emphasize privacy
more than other factors. For example, Monero is all about privacy, okay,
and so in that case, they prioritize privacy over things
like speed and other things. Right, Solana, it's centralized, but
it focuses on speed of transaction, and that's why all
the meme coins are built on usually, I mean there's
some on Ethereum, and there's some on base, but it
usually they're built on Solana because of the ease and
the speed of doing it. But also Solana has a
history of because it's highly centralized, the whole network can
go down. Now, Bitcoin can be congested, but it doesn't
go down because it's decentralized. So there's trade offs between
the It's called the trilemma, right, there's trade offs between security,
speed and decentralization. And so anyway, yeah, it's trifecta. Does
that make sense? So when people say stuff like all
it could be seized, well, in a sense, any crypto
could be seized if they come to you and arrest you.
But even still, that's a better system than some gold
Boomer system where.
Speaker 17: Well, I got my damn treasure map and I got
my damn chest of gold, and ain't nobody gonna find
the island of.
Speaker 4: Tortuga where I buried it. And I mean that's literally
how the boomers are thinking, right, like I'm gonna bury
a chest of gold out back. Now you could bury
a chest of gold out back. We guess what. The
government can arrest you and force you to tell them
where the treasure chest is. So like, there's no thing
in this world that's perfect. Right, So it's like when
people criticize bitcoin, it's like they find the thing that
makes it not absolutely perfect, of which there is no
thing that's perfect. And every criticism here's the thing here,
I'm gonna convince you a bitcoin rare. Every criticism of
bitcoin is ten times worse in the fiat world. So
there you go. How's that? People are saying, Oh, what
about not so so erudite and Agrippa's trilimma, Agrippa's crypto trilemma. Anyway,
don't get me started. Don't get me started on the cryptos. Okay,
oh my gosh, cryptos. Don't get me started, because I'm
gonna run the whole audience off. They get mad about it.
Stop talking about cryptos. GROOVEMNT. Oh, here we go, people
getting generous. Groove Monster says, for fifty dollars, have you wait,
I have an important one for an important one for you.
It is called union now with Britain. Oh that's good.
By the way, I wrote down that Rhodes Roundtable Group
book the other day. I thought it was a They
said it was a Penguin print and it is, and
it's freaking three hundred dollars. I thought it was gonna
be an more easily accessible book. By the way, will
y'all go to if I do stand up? Would y'all
come to it or not? Would y'all shut me down?
Would y'all would y'all heck on me and say shut
me down? Expose me? Would y'all go to my stand
up set? But I'm trying to figure out where to
do it. See. The other problem is when you look
up open mics and all that the whole, it's all
like drag trans social justice people, that's all that's at
open mics. When I look, whether it's Nashville or down here,
it's like, I just don't think they're gonna like me there.
I don't know why. Maybe if I pop my collar
they'll get it. But I feel like if I'm doing
open mic night, yes please, Well, actually, if you go
to heck on me, I would feel more at home
doing cutdowns and roasting people. But I feel like they're
just gonna I'll be banned, you know what I mean?
But maybe maybe I should just not care. I don't know.
I'm trying to figure it out. Like, for example, I
was looking at one of the comedy things in Nashville
that does open mic night and it's like, oh, this
might be all right. I'm looking on the page and
it's like trans night, drag night, open mic. I'm like,
I don't think they're gonna light me there.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: If you wear that jacket, I will come. Well, of
course I bought the jacket because it's straight up Tony
Clifton dog. What do you think? See, that's what I'm saying. Okay,
so you got open mic comedy nights. One of them
is like a literal like and then I look at
the next place and it's like Jacksonville, Florida's hottest gay club,
and I'm like, no, man, see what I'm saying, Where
the hell is anybody? Where are you supposed to do
stand up?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 4: Just rent your own venue? I guess, I mean, what
are you supposed to do? And then I look at
this other thing and it's like, oh, here's improv Okay,
I like improv, that could be all right, and then
it's like, oh, it's also a big gay trans troop.
I'm like, how did they get the lockdown on all
the arts? Who let skittles weirdo mentally ill people just
take over all the arts? I don't understand how this.
You should troll them anyway. I mean, I'm thinking about it,
you know what I mean. Just go up in there
and just be like, you know, y'all a bunch of nasties,
y'all gross, Just go off on them. You may just
show you what I'm talking about. Look at this. Let's
see I even pulled up. Okay, y'all, y'all want to
see the Nashville comic scene. Oh my gosh, dude. We'll
get into this in a little bit. I need to
know what y'all want to do. Would you come out
to support me if I did stand ups, if I
was being the funny man on the stage, it would
be gold. Now, dudes like this, and then you get
these sort of quasi lesbian chicks like this. Okay, Then
you get gay soy man like this. Then you get
this dude. He was actually the most funny one of
all these goofballs and this guy who I've actually talked
to before, by the way, and then I'm over here
watching over here on the kiltny thing, and I'm like, dude,
these people are the worst. And I'm not even trying
to be mean, but look, if you gotta do this stuff,
you got to be kind of be a little mean
do it lot. Yeah, exactly, everybody's saying they shouldn't. I
should do it. Y'all are encouraging me. Broccoli frizz haired,
fat dude. Yes, mixed race dudes. They're always they're like,
that's like who dominates comedy now, it's like these kind
of these kind of dudes and uh trans comics. Yeah. See,
I feel like I could do a tight ten. That's
just even impressions. I mean, we got fit the impressions
on the roster. I don't think like if if you
did takes stand up. Seriously, I don't think you could
you could do a whole hour set or a forty
minute set just impressions. I think you need more than
that anyway. But I don't know's it's a thought in
my head. What do y'all think? But y'all can ask
about whatever. We don't have to talk about this about
whatever you want, Baby Gosling. What's up, dude, Lil Ryan,
what's up? I'm mute, dog. I mean when we saw
THEO Vonne in Nashville like a year and a half,
two years ago, I mean, none of the open there
was like eight dudes opening up. Dude, none of them
are funny. And I'm not trying to be me and
I'm just like, I mean, I don't think I'm like
super funny, but maybe I feel like I'm better than
these people. I just I just don't know what's up.
And I'm mute, man.
Speaker 9: Shit.
Speaker 19: Yeah, And it's had a question regarding universalism and freedom.
I saw a feel like videos on the David Bentley
Heart basically laying out his view and it seems to
me like a kind of a simple phylogism. So basically
establishes freedom.
Speaker 20: As being the of capacity to choose multiple goods right
as opposed to the ability to gate, the ability to
choose evil. It's the ability to choose between different goods.
Speaker 19: Did you agree with that?
Speaker 4: It's part of the problem that David Bentley Hart sets
up when he falls into a dialectical mistake, and that's
why he ends up in universalism. But did you see
David Rhon's critique of it, because I think he really
nailed it, even in a just a five minute video.
It's because David, yeah, David Bentley Hart is failing to
make the distinction between nature and person in terms of
human anthropology. And so he's confusing the restoration of nature
in the Escaton with the mode of will proper to nature,
which is hypostatic. So he assumes that because all of
human nature is resurrected in Christ, that that necessarily means
that all human beings or persons are also then saved.
And so he just didn't progress far enough into understanding this.
But anyway, I don't know what what or he's just
a I mean, he basically says on his blog, I'm
just a perennialist. Now he said that like a year ago.
He's like, I'm just a perennialist. So look up David
Rhan and it's David Let's see.
Speaker 20: Oh wait, that's a Turkish guy, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm saying his video here, short refutation of universalism.
That little video solves this question and evidently hard.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: The village of Them Okay, okay.
Speaker 19: So basically, yeah, established his freedom of that, which.
Speaker 7: Isn't what that I to do? Freedom?
Speaker 4: Right, say it again?
Speaker 14: That is the correct orthodox do is freedom though?
Speaker 3: Right, Well, freedom itself is not so much the ability
to will evil or to will the negation, but it's
the ability to choose to.
Speaker 2: Tree multiple goods. Yes, correct, Right, that's true, that's true freedom.
Speaker 14: Okay, So I mean, I guess it seems to me
if that is.
Speaker 20: True, then if you to end up choosing evil, then
you weren't really free in the first place, right, and
thus you can't really be culpable.
Speaker 4: Well, so there's a difference between there's a difference between
the mode of willing that's proper to us by nature,
which would have been the case in the in the
in the Garden of Eden, right, I need still had
free will even before the fall, because they could choose
multiple goods. When they fell, their motive when they fell,
their mode of willing changed, and that it's still free,
but they also have the ability now to choose evil.
So the problem is that if you define willing by
necessarily as only choosing good or evil, and that's what
free will is, that's the originist Augustinian dialectical view of
what free will is and free will is, and it's not.
It's the ability to choose multiple goods, which is why
in the Escaton, even when there's no evil anymore, we
still have free will because there's multiple goods to choose.
So the Patristic definition of free will is the ability
to have multiple things to choose.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 10: They are a good, things are equally good or however, well.
Speaker 4: I don't even I don't even think we have to
say they're all equally good, because it's all really based
on originists and neoplatonic presuppositions that if there's multiplicity, that's
somehow evil or lesser. So, for example, it's it's better
to be single, but that doesn't make and chase. But
that doesn't make married life evil or bad because it's
not the ultimate it. So there's there's tiers of good,
but tiers of good doesn't make the lesser goods evil,
and most dialectical thinkers think that it does make it evil.
Does that make sense? That's why Augustine says that he
doesn't understand how it's possible not to sin in.
Speaker 20: Marriage, right, Yeah, he takes a bit too far there, but.
Speaker 4: It's the same dialectical either or position that origins.
Speaker 20: Then, to be quite honest, what.
Speaker 9: Put a dialectical view?
Speaker 4: I don't think. I don't think it makes sense at all.
It's it only makes sense in a Hellenic metaphysical presubposition position.
And that's why the Church Fathers are constantly battling Hellenic
metaphysics to say that time is not evil because God
is eternal. Creation is not evil because it's not the
one and it's not eternal.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 4: Change is not evil because it's not stasis. Right, Greek
metaphysics always says one is better than many, eternities, better
than time, Stasis is better than change. And that's the
assumptions that Christianity, because of the goodness of creation, is rejecting.
And ultimately all those arguments are based on Hellenic assumptions.
But great question, Daniel, what's up? Check out that David
Urham video. What's up?
Speaker 2: Dar?
Speaker 4: Daniel?
Speaker 2: Hejake yo Am quick question?
Speaker 15: Well, I wanted to I had a question about religion,
but then you start talking about crypto, So do you mind.
Speaker 7: Going to both of them?
Speaker 4: I don't care about whatever you want?
Speaker 9: Okay, Well, crypto or what's your thoughts on XRP. I've
been in that for about eight years now. I'm finally
taken off.
Speaker 2: I'm excited about it.
Speaker 4: I don't like it at all. I mean again, I think,
really no people who want to, you know, gamble and
mean coins and all coins you can do that. I've
traded all coins in the past. I've since become more
and more of a big coin supremacist, but I do
appreciate We've had support from tin hat Kat, so I
appreciate those guys, And I'm not totally against people. If
people want to gamble, I think they had the freedom
to do so. Every investment is some kind of gamble.
So I don't really see how you can't be like
super self righteous about like, oh, it's always wrong to
quote gamble, but every investment is a gamble. If you
start a business, a logging company, and the government shuts
down you know, logging, like you gambled on that business
and it failed, it was a failed investment. Yeah, shout
out to SPX Enjoyer. He gave me a nice little
bag of SPX. I'm not opposed to people that want
to people want I know people are going to do this,
They're going to you know they're going to gamble on
alts and mean coins, and that's that's your decision. But
I don't think that's what everyone should do, because a
lot of people end up not being able to handle
the temptation of gambling, just like you know, like is
it wrong to go to the casino and play the
roulette real?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: H So, on the one hand, I don't think I
don't think bitcoin is gambling. I think it's actually the
most sound investment. But that's my opinion. I don't like
the tokenomics of XRP. I don't like the CEO centralization
element of how you know, Brad garling House is the
voice of it. I just don't like all of that.
I don't think that it's going to be this swift
network payment system replacement. Maybe it is, I don't know,
but I just like the if you if you're a
pro bitcoin because of the value proposition of bitcoin, I
don't see what you would like in XRP except for
short term gains, which maybe that's why you're in it.
Speaker 15: Uh No, I'm looking more towards the long I do
kind of like seeing where it's going and what's happening
behind the scenes.
Speaker 9: It almost does seem like that's the objective is to
They're just going after a different market, I guess than bitcoin.
Speaker 4: Well you might be. I mean, maybe you're right. Maybe
it's going to it's going to do that, and I
could be wrong. I'm not a crypto genius, are you know? Yeah,
this are of crypto, But I mean, I just I
just never have found a very convincing or appealing except
for the argument that people are going to make short
term gains, which looks like they are.
Speaker 9: Okay, yeah, on the religious route, I've been.
Speaker 6: Attending a Greek Orthodox in northern California and taking my
family there and whatnot, And obviously I didn't know all
the stuff that was happening behind the scenes with arch
diocese until I got a little deeper into your conversations.
Speaker 9: The closest.
Speaker 7: Well, I guess, where do.
Speaker 9: You see this going? Do you see it getting resolved
or do you see a schism happening?
Speaker 2: And what.
Speaker 9: If it doesn't, what would be arch dioceses need to
do in order to get back in to our line.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, I don't think long term it will be resolved.
Great questions, Daniel, appreciate those questions. I think that you know,
there's quite a bit of substantial roomant that go Arch
and OCA and other entities do want to have a
mega jurisdiction in America and then to have a future
union with Rome. And I don't think that's the way
we want to go. But that doesn't mean that individual
parishes are all bad. I just think that that's the
near term and long term trajectory of where they want
to go, which is why I think now you've seen
go Arch priests publicly coming out against me and the
Orthobro movement, which is like the most boomer thing ever.
I don't run some movement, but I think unfortunately that's
the direction that it's going to go. We need to
be honest about it. We need to go ahead and
say that, you know, this is what they want, and yeah,
there's gonna probably be a big schism between Antioch, roquor Serbs,
and then on the other side, some Serbs, some Romanians, Oca,
go Arc have a mega jurisdiction that they think is
just the American jurisdiction. Then they're gonna say that everybody
else are Russian agents, assets of Putin and schismatics. Then
that's what they're gonna do. Probably. Jordaane says, for two dollars,
you missed my super chat about Riz. Okay, I'm sorry,
let me go back here. I don't see a super
chat about Riz. I said, Oh, here we go, Jordaane,
five dollars. If you break into a bitcoin lesson after
introducing yourself to a girl at the coffee shop, that's
solid giga nerd.
Speaker 2: Riz.
Speaker 4: It just depends, like, uh, probably for the normis crypto
is still seen as a nerd thing. Now maybe in
five years. No, right, you're gonna be. Then you're gonna
have to be worrying about gold diggers. Chicks are gonna
be after your bitcoin, so you gotta have to worry
about gold diggers in five years. But maybe at this
stage it's still nerdy unless you kinda like let's say
you go into the coffee shop. Let's say you're gonna
talk to the waitress or the girl next to you,
and you listen to her talking and she says something
about bitcoin, then you're all good to go. But it's
iffy whether or not that's a good icebreaker at this stage.
It just depends. It might be seen. But the younger
you go, I suspect the girls are also just raised
on the Internet, so they're probably as fully aware of
a crypto if they're twenty as you would be if
you're a young guy versus you know, if you started
talking to song, I don't know, thirty five year old woman,
she probably doesn't know anything about crypto. So but I'm
just guessing. I don't know. But I think the younger
you are, the more that you've spent time on the
hive mind of the Internet, you probably have heard about
crypto and bitcoin and ethereum, and so it's probably a
little more, probably bridges the gap a little more. It's
an interesting question. I'm trying to remember if I talked
about crypto when I was because I was still single
at the time. That was around the time I first
started dating Jamie, was when I got into bitcoin, So
I don't recall ever having crypto conversations. I don't know,
could you crypto Max and Flex? I don't know.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Akintiaks five dollars.
Speaker 14: No, we did that.
Speaker 4: Somebody got Gary give two hundred dollars. He wins the
super chat race of the day. What's up, dude, Gary Man,
Thank you for being so generous. Thank you for being
so genderous. With all that genderosity, I'm trying to think
of it, says Gary gives so much Money'm trying to
think of a song. What could I sing to Gary?
How about today's song? I'll sing it again for Gary,
just a little bit of it, the song that I
wrote that Rob Thomas stole from me.
Speaker 12: I think I've already lost you.
Speaker 4: I think you're already go home. No wait, wait, let
me sure.
Speaker 12: I think I've already lost you. I think you're already Gary.
I think I'm finally scared.
Speaker 4: Now you think I'm weak, and I think you're roll home.
Speaker 12: I think you're already leaving, because like your hand is
on the door. I thought this place was an empire.
Now I'm relaxed. I can't be sure.
Speaker 4: What weird ass lyrics to By the Way, which I
wrote ARCon Games became a member for two months. Jay.
The Catholics are going to try to cancel Oasis now
that they know that you're going to the Chicago One. Yeah,
I know, right. Hey, if the Catholics cancel Oasis, you
gotta roll with it. You've gotta take your time.
Speaker 5: Gay.
Speaker 4: I've decided that community is one of the funniest shows.
I can't believe how funny it is. It's the best,
some of the best writing in a while. In fact,
I'm tempted to say, I mean, I'm only two seasons in.
I'm tempted to say it might be funnier than The Office.
It might be. I don't know. I mean, Number one,
never been a huge Chevy Chase fan, never thought he
was that funny. It's kind of Boomer era, but Chevy
Chase dude is funny on community and I did not
expect it. He's the perfect boomer by like on purpose.
Literally it's Boomer jokes making fun of Chevy Chase, dude,
it's community. I am impressed also because it was on NBC,
right when an NBC show, like I just assumed, like
network show, it's not gonna be funny. But this was
still in the two thousands when you could get away
with race jokes, to get away with gay jokes, and man,
the writing is just next level. Dude. I'm so impressed.
I can't believe how funny it is. Chang, Dude, Chang
is so funny good. It might even beat Parks and
Rec and The Office, which both of which are really funny.
What do you guys think, Like, yeah, the Paintball episode
is great. I mean the pillow Ford episode, the Tarantino episode.
Do there are so many? Really? Dungeons and Dragons is
one of the best. Yeah, man, that's that. I can't
believe it. Man, I'm impressed. It's good until the end. Okay,
well I haven't seen the end, so hopefully that doesn't
ruin it. If you'll go home, where Belle you need
to come home? Generation squeeze three dollars. Acting like dating
is straightforward is pretty funny. I don't know what that means.
And he puts dating in quotes, acting like dating is straightforward,
I don't. I mean, I don't. I mean the young
people act like I think it's maybe an excuse. I
don't know because I'm not twenty and single. But a
lot of these young dudes are like, you don't understand,
you don't care, you're all evil. Again, I'm married. But
when we go out to eat, I noticed there are
cute single girls and waitresses. In fact, we were at
one restaurant where there was like three and I'm just thinking,
like if I if you were a single dude, you
could come easily meet and talk to a girl. I'm
just saying, like the idea that no one is I
just don't think that's true. But I will say that
it's probably true that the younger you go, the weirder
and spur gear and oddballer the girls are. And I'm
told that many of them don't date. So maybe this
is true. Maybe I just don't understand which is possible.
I don't know. Dude said, meet a girl in a
metal concert. That might actually I don't like metal, but
that might actually work. When I was single, like I
had rave chicks hitting on me pretty consistently. I had
a somewhat popular DJ techno chick. She was looney as hell,
but like we were going to go on a date.
We chatted for three weeks on Skype and she had
some like some hit singles in the so and then
there was this other techno check that was interested. Doesn't
I mean you could. I'm not saying these are ideal mates.
I'm just saying, like the idea that you can't meet
a person, or it's just I don't understand. It doesn't
make sense. Help me understand. I don't get it. Sean says,
I'm in my forties. And I don't understand women under
twenty five at all. Yeah, I mean again, I don't
interact with or know any women under twenty five. I don't,
I don't.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 4: I met my wife on Facebook.
Speaker 5: I met my.
Speaker 4: Jamie on internets. So yeah, I believe you, Zeph that
the younger you go, the more spurgy and weird. But
that's for everybody. That's gonna be the dudes and the girls.
Right again, Father Deacon's having to like teach dudes, Riz,
you got clergy teaching dudes, Riz. This should not be happening.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 4: The world is messed up. Blacksley, Blant and ten dollars.
I went all in with bitcoin. I sold my stunk shares.
My stepdad supports bitcoin bitcoin, he has some, but he
thinks it's good to diversify. How would you refute boomer
logic of diversification. The only way I could see the
logic of diversifying is in the short term if you
were somehow convinced and you knew that something was gonna
like pop off. But I just I don't. I don't
have the time and the energy to like devote to
following a bunch of stonks and following a bunch of
markets and figuring out which one is the thing that's
gonna be, you know, a five X in five years.
It's just too much time, energy and effort to rather
than just stacking SATs with almost ninety nine point nine
percent surety that that will go up a five to
ten X in the next five to ten years. You
see what I'm saying. And that's the one thing that
bitcoin people always point out, like bitcoin gives you your
time back. It's not just everybody's got the wrong mindset
of thinking of this as an investment. That's such a
small thing as to what this is. It's not just
an investment. It's not. I mean, maybe you want to
do it for view it that way, whatever, But what
I'm saying is that it's not just an investment. It's
the future of money. It's the ultimate store of value.
It solved so many problems in terms of fiat currency debasement,
all that, and it gets your time back. That's what
people understand. It's getting your time bag, dude, meaning I
don't have to devote so much energy to making a
living and to catch up with the destruction of the
purchasing power of the dollar right, like bobys. Why watch
some videos of that one Dudeh's actually pretty funny. I
forget his name. But the guy who watches all the
zoomers and the millennials talk about life and dating and
the economy. I forget the guy with the weird hair,
the guy he was saying, he was playing these videos
of people that are talking about working like eighty hours
a week to catch up.
Speaker 2: And to.
Speaker 4: Keep up and to not just pay the bills, but
like to have money to invest. Which I'm not saying
you're bad if you bust your bud to do that,
maybe you got to do that. But what I'm saying
is that they're they're missing the point that they're never
going to catch up, Like you can't catch up with
the way that the FIA is being destroyed. You could
work a thousand hours a week, dude, You're still not
going to catch up. That's what I'm trying to say.
So bedcoin buys back your time that you lost through
currency debasement, so you don't have to work eighty hours
a week. That's the point.
Speaker 2: Does that?
Speaker 4: Do you see what I'm saying? Guys, hit like hit share,
but also do you want me to do stand up.
I need to know what should I do? Help me out.
You guys are smarter than me because you're a.
Speaker 21: Collective high mind of fast boys, and together our collective
IQ of fast boys and ten percent girls, we can
raise the IQ's of the few slow.
Speaker 4: Boys in the audience who are here to get fast boid.
They want to get fast forwarded, and we're gonna do that.
We're gonna help them up. Looks like most people say
they would. Would you would you come to my stand up?
That's a real question here now, would you sit there
and yap on the internet? Will you come out and
watch it? Because that's the only point of doing it,
Otherwise just me talking a bunch of them blue hair
freaks who are not gonna like me. Abrozy says, bring
me up on space inward, uh as Bro's what's up?
Dogs up?
Speaker 14: Dog?
Speaker 4: It was so j what's on your mind?
Speaker 2: Nothing much of I wanted to comment on.
Speaker 22: Well, I guess two things. I'll go ahead and take
the thing about the I'll ask the question about the
schism because FBA is the one here in case he
wants to and maybe this is something you just need
to d m me uh and I'm only asking because,
like I split Tim, I haven't necessarily chosen exactly which
one I want to just like to stay at.
Speaker 2: Specifically, I spend time.
Speaker 22: At a at a at a Russian and a Serbian parish,
and I guess obviously my question would be like, how
exactly how would that impact either one of them? Because
obviously I know it's not necessarily the same, they aren't
necessarily the same. But if if there was some if
there was some schism with that with them, would need
attendant either one of them?
Speaker 4: Would that be an issue?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Most likely, Really, this is this is only going to
affect I mean, I'm not trying to shut you off,
but because I did want to bring FDA, he could
probably speak to this better than me. But I mean, really,
this would only affect certain I think perishes, and people
that this would really affect would probably already have a
sense because it would probably already be a very acuminous
minded perish and this would all kind of be obvious.
Father Deacon, would you like to comment on this?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: You added me on?
Speaker 7: Sorry, what was the question again?
Speaker 4: That was what would you care to comment on? How
Laity should view a potential future jurisdictional problem. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you don't have to worry about because you're you're
not clergy, so you're not you're not baptizing to a jurisdiction.
Speaker 7: You're baptizing the Orthodox Church and you go to a jurisdiction.
But you're free to go to whatever jurisdiction you want.
Speaker 4: But this will Specifically, the question was, what if I'm
at a Serbian parish or you know, a church that
you know might go either way or something like.
Speaker 7: That, but you don't have to worry about it until
it happens, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly right. But should it happen, what would you
I mean, to go to another parish? Yeah exactly, yeah, exactly.
Let me see, we got another question here. Owen Jones
two dollars. I met my fiance in a local group chat.
It can work. Yeah, so I heard. I've heard like
younger dudes saying, oh, all the girls are online, and
uh I met Jamie online. So I mean, I'm not
saying it's ideal to meet a person online, but it's
not impossible and it's not like the end of the world. FDA.
You deal with a lot of young guys, you deal
with a lot of you know, single dudes, do you
have any wisdom on this situation? Way? Basically, I hear
a lot of complaints from young dudes that there's no
good girls, there's no point, and I don't you know,
what would you say to this?
Speaker 7: Basically, there's like nobody out there.
Speaker 4: So everybody's evil, everybody sucks.
Speaker 18: I mean, it's like kind of just general advice. First
of all, if that's true, you can't control that, so
why are you complain? What you can't control is learning
if you're come a man.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: Young guys get mad when you say this, They say, oh,
here we go.
Speaker 18: Well it's true though, like everybody we talked about, and
you know, no fault of their own.
Speaker 7: Our society.
Speaker 18: And you know, I even criticize my generation because gen
X is what created this among gen z, because gen
z are the kids of jen x.
Speaker 6: Is.
Speaker 18: We create an environment of infantilities, infantilizing, coddling, tiger mom,
helicopter like all of this stuff, where we put them
in a situation where it's like they're not man.
Speaker 7: They're like they certainly, I mean, take take what I
was doing. It's sixteen, eighteen years old, that's what twenty
five twenty eight year olds are doing, and so it's like,
what do you want to be that way? I mean,
you can, you can do whatever you want, but it's
like the fact of the matter is.
Speaker 18: You're infantilist, you know, and you've got to acquire, you know,
certain virtues and stuff. And so I think if you
work on yourself and we know what that's code for, right,
eating healthy, well, reading books. So that's white supremacist.
Speaker 4: Let me let me ask you that. So here's a
young guy asking the question. I forgot to read the
rest of his super chat and let me let me
see what because he's directing this at responses like what
you gave. He says, if you act like dating is straightforward,
this is actually pretty funny. When I listened to Orthodox priests,
they say things like, traditionally dating didn't even exist. So
what am I supposed to do when you give me
information like that? Well, look, we don't live in the
Middle Ages where your dad. We're not in a courtship world.
So it would be nice if we had situations where
adults were involved and you talk to parents and you know,
but we're not in that world. So what would you
say to that?
Speaker 7: Quoting yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 18: I mean it's so silly to be like, well, you know,
so that's how it used to be in medieval Europe,
like can't we have that now?
Speaker 7: It's like obviously, but you know that's why courage events,
you know, and you and I talked about where the
father Vlad.
Speaker 18: And you and I are going to do an event
coming up later this year, and uh, you know Montanico,
it's like, come up here, I'll help you. That's a
great play, like have girls and young guys come up,
and you know, the priests and the priest's wife, you.
Speaker 7: Know, can work on match making.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 7: I had one that guy asked me what does match
making look like? So he thought like it was literally
some like match making where you marry off the the
bedo win's daughter to the.
Speaker 4: I think Tim Gordon, I mean, we're not triedcast. But
I get the impression that when Tim and his wife
did that dating service, what they were trying to do
was this sort of like profile the person, match them
up with a girl that they had profiled. And so
I mean they were trying to do something quasi traditional.
But I don't know what what happened with that or
if it worked out or not.
Speaker 7: And when when I was.
Speaker 18: Working with the priests and when I was in southern California,
I was constantly doing that stuff. There was there was
plenty of potential matches through events.
Speaker 7: And stuff like that. So the other thing, too, is
maybe you should say maybe I don't have a good
what's the word I want to use. I'm not good
at assessing what actually a good matches.
Speaker 4: You're not You're not a cupid, You're not a love,
You're not the love. What's that?
Speaker 7: No, what I'm saying is the young guys who are
like these girls are no good. It's like, maybe you
don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Oh, well, they're probably talking about like their friends that
are gamers or girls they meet in their college class
who with purple hair. It's yeah, we know that that's
a huge portion. Yeah we know.
Speaker 18: I always just say, rip, it's too bad. You got
your kids are going to have to become monks.
Speaker 7: It sucks to be well.
Speaker 4: See, I mean, yeah, I don't. I don't. I mean
I think you just at a certain point, Yeah, you
make the best. You're making the best of the situation
that you can't change, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And so just work on the things and trust God.
Speaker 4: That's the other thing too, is everybody just sort of
acts blackpilled and ever change. What's the point?
Speaker 18: Yeah, exactly, it's just like it's demonic. It's you know,
we've been in worse times before, you know, don't despair,
trust God. And maybe I mean the other thing too
is it's there's kind of an arrogance and pride that
I know exactly what I want and need in life.
It's like you don't know, you're in your twenties and
you're spiritually and intellectually and socially immature and probably closer
to sixteen.
Speaker 7: Like of course you don't know what you're talking about
and what you want and what you need.
Speaker 18: So just you know, work on the things that you
can fix and work like and you know, like script says,
see first the king, God and the rest.
Speaker 7: Will be added to you. Well, I'm gonna look like that.
Speaker 18: And that's that's how you know it's demonic. The demons
are like, well don't look at the kingdom. Look over here,
look at this thing happened. Look how bad the world is? Right,
And it's like you got to figure that out. That
that's what's happening.
Speaker 4: I mean the last two girls that before Jamie. So
there was Jamie and there was you know, I was
almost married prior to that in my twenties, and I
met her at a coffee shop and she was reading
her Bible and I was in there reading my Bible.
And that's struck up a conversation. She was raised Baptists
or raised Catholic, was Baptist at the time, and then
we ended up dating for four years, we almost got married,
and then very similar situation with Jamie. Jamis raised Baptist.
I just don't understand why young single orthodox dudes just
go find a Baptist girl, because there are good Baptist
girls that are serious about their beliefs to some degree.
Don't expect perfection. This is silly that she's not perfect.
I'm not going to talk to her. It's like nobody's
going to be perfect, right. You've got to balance out
unrealistic expectations with the possibility that you can't actually lead
and influence a person.
Speaker 7: Geez, she doesn't even know about spiders.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, ar Con Games became a member for two months. Now,
we did that. Jay the Cather's going to cancel the
Oasis concert. Well, that would be pretty gay, if faking gay,
if Oasis canceled because a bunch of gay Roman Catholics complained.
But the Gallagher brothers have been known to cancer shows.
So but I think that I watched an interesting video
by a mega Oasis fan, British dude, and he was
actually pointing out that the Chicago concert is the fifteen
sixteen year anniversary of Oasis breaking up and Oasis never
was able really to capture a US audience, and so
they might he was arguing, it was a pretty interesting
take that they would like to befriend and ask for
the forgiveness of America for canceling the tours in the
past and never really capturing an American audience. And yeah,
I don't think they would cancel this exact anniversary. And
Nola even wrote a song about this that this guy
was arguing anyway, Geordan ten dollars, it's worse than you think. Well,
I'm sure that Kouf so I know koof had a
big impact on people's mental health, especially younger people. Dating
is very deceptive. You don't find women who aren't feminists
or don't have wild social views. The good ones are
already locked in. I get again. I don't know. It's
just I'm not in this domain and you have you
have to trust God and you have to to.
Speaker 7: What were we gonna say, Well, I mean, so what
it's worse than then we said?
Speaker 2: Then what?
Speaker 7: That's what I'm saying. It's like, what are you gonna do?
You're gonna wallow in the mire and just cry, or
like are you gonna do.
Speaker 14: Something about it?
Speaker 4: Dre God the Passport King says for five dollars. Since
we live in socially chaotic times, the dating environment is
very toxic now. I think that that it was toxic
even when I was single before Jamie. I went on
tender dates. I went on you know, dates with people
I met in the real world, and it was pretty wild.
I mean, I've got some crazy stories on What I
learned from that was that I wasn't going to meet
any equality persons in those networks right. Very unlikely to
meet a quality date on tender, Very unlikely to meet
a girl in a bar that's going to be a
quality date unless you are kind of in a friend
group that you know. For example, I met a few
girls back when I was single that were in my
brother's friend group from his college, right, so we would
go hang out. I met some of him and his
fiance's friends and I went on some dates with them,
And that was a bar setting, but it was people
that were kind of paired up to meet. So I
wasn't like I went into a bar fresh and just
started talking to random checks or anything. It wasn't like that.
So I mean that kind of a setting can work.
And also what I'm getting at is that it seems
that a lot of successful pairings tend to come from
people pairing people, That's what I'm trying to say, and
people who know people. That seems to be more effective
than just randomly meeting people. Now again I'm not saying
it's not possible. You can randomly meet somebody. It could
work out. But Dre God is arguing that maybe you
need to go to another country. I don't know. I
haven't talked to or gone to other countries, but I
know that Internet is everywhere, So like people in other countries,
if the Internet is affecting people with toxic mind viruses,
like they're going to be affected with it too. A
lot of the women who want to meet an American guy,
they want to come to America to be an American.
You see what I'm like, So they're probably already not
wanting to be what you think is this Pacific islander
traditional woman. I mean, but I don't know. Maybe maybe
actually going to freaking lot Via is about I don't know,
I've never been to these other countries. I get the
impression though, that a random outsider dude, you're probably viewed
with some suspicion, you know what I mean, Like, what
are you gonna do? You're going to go to a
lot Vian village and find some like home homely you know,
chick baking bread? No homeless, A homely woman in a
village baking bread. Well, I mean they're not. They don't
want to bury their daughter off to you, Like, what
are you talking about?
Speaker 7: I think they would. They would, I absolutely do that.
Speaker 18: Like people have a crazy, weird kind of a country's
romanticized idea of.
Speaker 7: Americans. First of all, they think you're all rich.
Speaker 4: Oh interesting, because I went to other.
Speaker 7: Countries and immediately the family was like take my daughter,
And like I was like what.
Speaker 4: That was crazy? Okay, I didn't know this Again, maybe
I just assumed that like the women that would be interested.
Are the ones who I want to go to America
to become American girl.
Speaker 12: I want to be feminist in New York City girl.
Speaker 4: I want Gucci bag because like the two or three
stories I've heard about, like the like say, Russian brides.
I know that's not the same thing as passport bros
or whatever, but like the two or three stories I've
heard about Russian brides of people that I knew, one
guy I think is still married to one, but then
the other two cases like they were just wanting to
come to America to become like western rich American girl,
and they weren't. They just wanted to come here for Moneydude,
I was.
Speaker 7: But I don't mean statistically, like the success rate of that.
Speaker 4: That's a good question. I don't know anything about that.
Jack the guitar God, he says, I'm thirty five. I
have my age older and younger women that are interested,
and they're downright giving me their number and I'm not
even having to ask. It is not as bad as
these people think. Well, if you're a guitar dude and
you have a cool dude vibe, then you're probably you
probably have your choice. So it might again It's hard
to know exactly what's going on, but a lot of
the dudes that are complaining, they might be nerdy dudes
that need to make a change. Maybe not. Maybe you're
a super awesome chad twenty year old.
Speaker 7: Dude and you're just.
Speaker 4: You have insight into reality beyond everyone else. Or maybe
you're a fat gamer who's lived on the internet and
you don't know how to have a conversation. I mean,
I think both things can be happening here. Maybe it's both.
I'm not dissing you, Jordaane, I understand what you're saying.
But maybe Jordaane's nineteen years old, you know what I mean.
Maybe he's nineteen and dealing with like insane nineteen year
old girls who are totally brainwashed, which I think there's
a ton of that. Well here he is, let's let
him answer. Jordaan's what's on your one? This has turned
into riz chat, which is fine with me. I don't
care whatever you guys want to talk about, can.
Speaker 3: You hear me?
Speaker 23: Yes, sir, So like guys like me who actually talk
to women, we're not saying that there are good women
out there. That's like not we understand there are good
women out there, and they're like abundant.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 23: The problem with today's thing is is it's very hard
to pick the good women from the bad wild right
because like this whole like feminist.
Speaker 10: Mindset is like I'll talk to a girl for three
or four months and find.
Speaker 23: Out out that like what he really means by being
submissive or like wanting a guy to lead or being
an auditional relationship is like me picking nowhere to eat,
but then everything else it has to be like a
fight or something like that. Like, so it's it's not
we're saying like there isn't good women out there, because
that would be ridiculous, because there is. It's just very
hard to discern that and to get to like the
like the actual values and quality of a woman because
a lot of them are just ring chasers or they
see relationships as status. They want to be with someone
just to say they're with someone. So it's very hard
to find that. It's not like there are guys, I
agree with you. There are guys who don't talk to
women and struggle with that, and that's up to them.
But it's the discernment right now is the problem. Because
you have the blue haired ones. But the normal ones
or that look normal, they're not normal. They're all like
the caedules stuck with all the time. Like these secret
feminists are like psyo feminists.
Speaker 4: They're everywhere good. That's probably true. I mean, I'm not
saying that you're lying, but I think that can you
say what age group? You don't have to say, hold
your what age group? I'm twenty three, Okay, I figured
this is younger, the under twenties, And I bet that's true. Yeah,
I feel like the brainwashing is more effective the younger.
You go, what do you think.
Speaker 23: It's It's it's pretty weird because it's like from like
eighteen to twenty eight right now, like all of like
there's like that.
Speaker 2: That's like the.
Speaker 7: Women that are like now, I generally won't date.
Speaker 10: People much like a girl, a girl much motialer than me,
people's wear wordies. Girl a girl much older than me,
Like maybe twenty.
Speaker 23: Five is my limit because like everything's so weird and
maybe like she's had a chance to flesh stuff out
and figure it out herself.
Speaker 10: But they don't know they're being feminist. That's the hard
part some of the time, you know what I mean.
Speaker 23: So it's like yeah, they think everything's right, and yeah,
the younger you go, it's it started to turn around
a little bit. But I'm not dating like an eighteen nine.
Speaker 4: Year old shake you know, so so would you say
the younger you go, it's it's even worse.
Speaker 7: I don't think so.
Speaker 23: I think my generation is just gonna have to wait
to get married because a lot of them are pushing
back right, so like the products of divorce and like
kind of like this public seeing of like what feminist
must toss and like what their mom, like the helicopter,
like the divorce helicopter mom put them through. Like they're
starting to You're they're starting to see a flip. But
like for guys like maybe who want to like have
kids early and like like you know what I mean,
Like that's not it's probably not gonna be optional with
to wait till I'm twenty eight and find like and
a smarter girl when she's twenty three and I'm twenty
eight or something like that.
Speaker 10: Once it's had a time to flip. So that's kind
of the problem right now. I think, like I think
I think FDA is one hundred percent right.
Speaker 23: We're not gonna be able to get married right now,
just build ourselves in the men that we need to be,
and then when the time comes, find the life that's
there that got the bots.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's kind of what I ended up having to do.
I mean, but and also, I mean there's a lot
of you know, weird eccentric things going on in my case,
you know, being you know, being in the roady for
hooting the blowfish for many airs, being you know, in
the background of a lot of Chinese geopolitical espionage. I mean,
I didn't live a normal life, so it's very hard
for me to relate, you know, to what's going on nowadays.
But Bobby CE says, for five dollars, bit quint orthodoxy
share cool aspects. There's a few parallels that I've noticed
as I've learned about both. There are the decentralization, you know,
this the firewall of decentralization. I think you're absolutely right,
Bobby C. That's a great point.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 4: Joe Vargas, you should do stand up for five dollars,
not do stand up for five dollars, he says. Joe
Vargus for five dollars says you should do stand up.
You would be a natural. Where would you do stand up.
Well at our live events, you kind of get a
little taste of that. So every one of the live
events kind of has, you know, a degree of this.
But strictly speaking, quote stand up, I mean, if you
were to do that, it would have to be uh,
you know, Jacksonville or Nashville. But see the problem is
the venues of both Jacksonville and Nashville are not ideal
venues for people of our ilk. Do you see what
I'm saying now, I will say this, Okay, two people
three three, now two that two people from the Nashville
scene have become big, right, Nate Bargatzi and Keith Alberstadt.
Keith is kind of nobody's really falling Keith, but I
mean he's a paid, you know, full time stand up
And it's interesting because when I did some stand up
back in the nineties in Nashville, it was when Keith
Alberstatt was starting, so I knew I've met him and
knew him ever since then. And people are actually believing
my hooting in the Blowfish. I wasn't a roady for
hitting the blowfish, dude. I was just choking, Like I
wasn't involved in Chinese espionage. Dude, it was just just
silly U.
Speaker 7: I heard stand up?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you could go to go do stand up and
get a wife in China. There we go, right, THEO
Vaughn is not from Nashville, No, he just moved there.
The local Nashville comedy scene is it's it's hard to
explain what it's like. It's let me put it this way.
Is the last time that I was gonna do stand
up in Nashville. I went to a venue This is
about two thousand and seven. I forget what it was,
and it's it's a like a weird click of leftoid
atheist creeps. And all the routines were like peedo jokes.
A woman who dressed up like many pearl black dudes
doing every black dude's stand at routine, and it was
all run and control by this like atheist weirdo dude
with a beanie like a like a fat tempool. And
then then this dude kind of like stepped into the
Nashville improv open mic scene. And I don't mean to
be mean. I don't think this guy's funny. It's what
am I? How can I explain this? It's almost like
it's like to do stand up. You have to undergo
a giant humiliation ritual where you listen to the most degenerate,
awful stuff for ten years from all of these other
horrible people who are not funny. And there is value
in that in the sense of like the stage time
and all this kind of stuff, but like it's just miserable.
It's like awful vibes. It's it's like a demonic atmosphere almost.
I don't know how to describe it. Hey, Jamie, could
you made me an expresso a quad? Please? Thank you.
I just learned what a quad was the other day,
and I've been drinking expresso expresso for years. I can't
even play this routine is so gross that I can't
even play it. Like I'm not even gonna play it.
And I was gonna play some of these, but I mean,
even these people are too gross. It's like, I don't know,
it would have to be Orlando, Orlando's, Jacksonville, Nashville. All
the venues though, are like the So that's what I'm saying,
is like, if my audience would come to the comedy club,
that might work.