0:02

You are the most awkward person I

0:04

know in certain situations. Sure. Sure, I

0:06

felt it. Of

0:09

have you ever done that? That isn't

0:11

visit thing about be an awkward that

0:13

people don't give enough credit for. I

0:15

know what's happening. I also want to

0:17

leave. A

0:19

halt. Know what to do? That because it's

0:21

my fault you see, But now now I

0:23

feel bad for you I but here's the

0:25

i don't feel bad, I'm just know it's

0:27

happening. I wish I could stop. Okay,

0:29

I'll give you an example if someone tired you

0:31

to a chair. You. Know that to get

0:34

our the chair you'd have to break the rope. Yes

0:36

But you don't know how to break the ropes. Right

0:38

arm strength, right? A break the ropes. That is me

0:40

in every conversation except you the person who tied yourself

0:42

to yes yes yes. you the person time years after

0:44

the chair and then you sit there looking at the

0:46

other person like ah man this is weird Yeah I

0:49

look at the other person like a shit about this.

0:58

A What's Going On Everybody Will come to

1:00

another episode of What Now. The. Podcast

1:02

where we. Talk. About all the

1:04

conversations that are invading your brain. Yeah, that's

1:07

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1:09

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1:11

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1:13

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1:15

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1:18

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1:21

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1:23

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1:25

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1:27

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1:29

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1:32

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1:34

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1:36

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1:40

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1:42

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1:46

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1:49

My Blood. Yeah. You like

1:51

that it's way harder than shake my hand?

1:53

Yeah, attachment. I love that. that's what that

1:55

is. Yeah, we started doing that when Aids

1:57

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podcast day everybody. Happy

4:00

Podcast Day! I've missed you Cristiana It's

4:02

it. Feels like it has been forever

4:04

since of seaweed. I'd miss you. Josh.

4:07

And I missed you Traverse am I am

4:09

glad to have a voice again? Yes! Feels

4:11

good to be able to speak to someone

4:13

asked me that was a if it was

4:15

a gimmick or a gag a little what

4:17

people think someone asked me the some they

4:19

were they were. I was

4:22

in and thousand and airports. And someone came up to

4:24

me and know like I love the podcast so

4:26

much Intellects I have a girl crush them Cristiana

4:28

please tell her no like but I adjusted months

4:30

It was the what is the voice than real

4:32

what was that about. The mother could

4:34

even is a real what please explain. Sometimes

4:36

I don't I don't think people understand comedy.

4:39

The I could see. Six explains me what

4:41

you think the premise of the stroke would

4:43

be. That. We would say

4:45

Cristiana doesn't have a voice. And

4:48

then there's no payoff. Yeah.

4:50

Yeah when she says back one day

4:52

seventies as back? yeah. Present.

4:54

To has a family has everything going. On

4:57

you know I'm having a bit as good

4:59

as you. Not the headline. Is. Assamese. Good as

5:01

it always lead. With that, you're so African when

5:03

you do that. That's. Not

5:05

gonna tell you that's the most African thing

5:07

that that that you'll do. which reminds me of

5:09

everybody from home. You asked them a question

5:11

about life or anything. they start telling you

5:13

the truth. And. They catch themselves and

5:16

then they'll be like you know So the

5:18

be like how's everything like arm and you

5:20

know things you know it's not. I'm blessed.

5:22

Let me start by saying I'm less. This

5:25

is yes yes, rewards what you, it's those

5:27

African friend also idle idle. It's such a

5:29

deep southern thing too because just we like

5:31

when you're in the south like I was

5:34

in Raleigh and we talked any body they'll

5:36

start telling you about their day earnest police

5:38

and then they they feel like they're wire

5:40

tapped by god because then they'll start tell

5:42

you about the day of will bad. But

5:45

God is good though. Bananas

5:48

and I guess I gotta love. Okay so I

5:50

know I got hit by cars have a but

5:52

oh god is a good I don't got hit

5:54

by two cars it does feel like bet that

5:56

really does feel like this guy is good. he

5:58

is dead, he's always disease or the time. But

6:00

as a fan and now that now that we're

6:02

in a secure line tell me your job, your

6:04

real story. My real story

6:06

is this. Okay, so. So. I

6:08

have some. almost ten

6:10

month old name luna. Wonderful little

6:13

doubts and but she's like she's

6:15

doing things differently to Obe. He

6:17

did like obe he had teeth

6:19

at three months. Luna has no

6:21

teeth. She refuses to crawl. She

6:24

sets. Up a bit later and you know

6:26

me I'm like I wanted to be a doctor

6:28

or lawyer says he should be walking in my

6:30

books so he keep bringing up with the pediatrician

6:32

will be diseases it is finds his fights but

6:35

take her somewhere just to check and I'm cause

6:37

we're going to take that and today we found

6:39

that she is fine she's just a lazy says

6:41

you need physical therapy to get over the laziness.

6:43

the ability is that but the desire is not

6:46

wage a worry the seems to be a dog

6:48

that we were. We will read read read read.

6:50

Sounds. To me like she's not lazy.

6:53

Sounds like she's a genius. Yeah it sounds

6:55

to me like she's not going to be

6:57

a doctor or lawyer. Says be the president.

6:59

That's I mean either the President or she's

7:01

going to own it. Like Korea tech company

7:03

that has no value with sell it for

7:05

like two billion dollars. Which is I I

7:07

find that so access public. Good outcomes. Yeah

7:10

if I was a parents and my they

7:12

told me that my child them has figured

7:14

out. That they don't need

7:16

to crawl. I mean

7:18

they walked. So. That I

7:20

don't have to crawl. Is essentially the

7:22

will see them sued for a super

7:25

trailblazer. Travel as soon as you've just

7:27

made up as quality just made the

7:29

up by i'm good at I'm gonna

7:31

rock with They Do not deny the

7:33

genius of your child via. In.

7:35

You'll see and like eight months Luna is going

7:37

to be on the podcast. Going to be like

7:39

beyond These Children the yeah yeah subject like featuring

7:41

on the podcast winning Us Grammys. Armed.

7:45

Today's today's episode of the Puck was gonna

7:47

be fun as a bunch of things happening

7:49

I will tell you little bit about where

7:51

I was. Because. Again,

7:54

some people think I didn't tell them wells

7:56

growing. Some people ask me from going to

7:58

get a Bbl. that's why disappeared and wouldn't

8:00

say where was going. Which

8:02

was a strange one move. The fact that

8:04

people think I needed a Bbl? yeah, time

8:06

Yard Or you know I'm saying yeah yeah.

8:09

The worst thing about these kinds of rumors

8:11

is that. Now. People see it when

8:13

they didn't see it legal like you and got to

8:15

be like. I can see that he like that. that's

8:17

how I would have been than that I don't know

8:19

I would know. This

8:21

sounds so. Do either of you

8:24

know where Bhutan is? I mean

8:26

if as betting money I would

8:28

say Cristiana knows. Again, just

8:30

as mom insult to. I

8:33

say this because I wasn't completely familiar with

8:35

we're Baton was Cristiana. Somebody is extremely learned

8:37

and she went to university. I don't know

8:39

that you went to university, I didn't go

8:41

to university for you get offended at all.

8:43

Yeah, I'm just would you know anything about

8:46

Baton? Sometimes you say before you get offended

8:48

at all, but you've already settled fags you

8:50

like know if I apologize, I'm about book

8:52

out. You know I apologize. I've has just

8:54

what do you know about returns. Ah, I

8:56

know that starts with a be. Christian

9:01

Us: what is what are you know about

9:03

with time? I don't know much about the

9:05

time. I don't. Do you know it is?

9:07

A lot of people don't even know it is. Is

9:10

it me in me? The Indian Ocean

9:12

or am I wrong know so it's

9:14

actually A and the eastern him Illinois.

9:18

A. Sense. Of. My

9:24

childhood us as avid avid doesn't have

9:26

tried to do that. They try to

9:28

answer the questions with the drachma. Really

9:30

knew that? Man think this is Josh

9:32

Center. So much snow salt. so I

9:34

am. I was in Bhutan, that's where

9:36

I went for a week. A

9:40

country that is is really interesting

9:42

because they. They. Only got the

9:44

internet and Tv and Ninety Ninety Nine. This

9:47

was pretty much closed or from the

9:50

whole world. and the now they don't

9:52

have a Gdp. They measured their success

9:54

in what they call the Gnh Gross

9:56

National happiness. And. So. You.

9:59

You go to. The way they like. Oh

10:01

yeah, money doesn't determine how well the

10:03

country's doing. We measured on people's general

10:05

health, the connection with their family, that

10:07

time, the free time, And so I

10:09

went there and I just spent a

10:11

week essentially with Monks. Them

10:13

just telling me about happiness the whole time. And.

10:17

Was it like when you were talking of them?

10:19

Was it than that And an. Inspiring.

10:22

Experience Or were you like. Oh

10:24

like like or where they ignore they saw him

10:27

on kept it's quite. Oh okay first

10:29

of all says every real month

10:31

I've met is fun income. Sake!

10:34

Months? Yeah fake monks are the ones who are

10:36

like. There is nothing funny in

10:38

the world and you know if you like

10:40

I had a bad definite there is no

10:42

bad and there is no day all those

10:44

as those guys those those monks or ass

10:46

holes the most like like the real real

10:48

monks and liquid they have a good time.

10:50

Wow ever had a one month was like

10:52

a you should follow me on Instagram. Of

10:55

like you have. Incident is again arises grub.

10:58

Of. Ago but you're a month, it's like I don't I

11:00

don't get what this has to do with anything. Follow me

11:03

on offs and then I thought he was joking and then

11:05

the next aslam again is like using follow Me. Yeah.

11:08

Did you have to be like silent, like, what?

11:10

what? What were you doing for the week? Apart

11:12

from being like the Cia asset that you are.

11:15

As. I spent a lot of time meditating,

11:18

I am going to ignore that com

11:20

and because I've found in a Piece

11:22

fan you? Okay, Let me put it

11:24

this way, it was. It was. It

11:26

was interesting to go to a place

11:28

where they're trying to redefine. The

11:30

very idea of what success is

11:32

what from the country level? Do

11:35

not have been so his These people

11:37

Points of up. I play the game

11:39

of poker. Where. They

11:41

didn't play with money. They played with pushups. Das.

11:45

Hilarious. It was. actually. Can I tell you

11:47

It was actually the most stressful game of

11:49

poker I've ever played? That sounds good. says.

11:53

Like literally you bet And you go. I raise

11:55

you to push ups and some of that I

11:57

read your to push up the six pushups a

11:59

push up with and then at the end of

12:01

each round people are doing pushups. no money exchanged.

12:04

Same. Game same enjoyments.

12:06

But people are doing pushups and

12:09

you. System. All.

12:11

You'll be shocked at how quickly you stop.

12:14

Curtailing. You're gambling when you have to

12:16

do push ups as like this could cure

12:18

Vegas in like a week. Yeah it is

12:20

that everything is that. squats or pushups every

12:23

time. they lot is this is the best

12:25

because now you're gambling addiction look sexy. While.

12:28

Now you know who has a gambling

12:30

addicts? Yeah I know you'll see some

12:32

by with just the chest and know

12:35

our energy like oh he said he

12:37

said a point of any a preference

12:39

after the gotta know lives but god

12:41

sexist chess is as soon Snow man

12:44

you know what? I I feel enlightened.

12:46

And. I feel some of that like

12:48

I'd like I'd have no I feel like I

12:51

feel like you're a hater. That's what you are

12:53

not a hater ad really a be like you're

12:55

a hero and hey I'm oil Russian nationalists your

12:57

I'm Roy Hibbert your different just right now says

12:59

that you have is you Josh has stepped out

13:01

of himself up to step in and and the

13:03

hate on me and I'm not hiding at all

13:05

and glad you told me about this and I

13:07

will think about it Sometimes when I freak out

13:09

about money you know we're to do and we'll

13:11

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13:13

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13:15

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13:17

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13:20

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15:48

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15:52

you have did you have the glasses look

15:54

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15:56

trash truck for look at episode but are

15:58

both did it. I really did because I

16:00

have a glass and both when that thing

16:02

was started I couldn't see anything because the

16:04

glasses were so good. Yeah and then I

16:06

started see a little bit outside and do

16:08

count on just take him off real quick

16:10

discuss sneak peek but did you take them

16:12

I did not see now did not fit

16:14

to be President Cristina you have of the

16:16

last time you saw it eclipsed I've never.

16:19

Seen. An eclipse. Ha. Yeah.

16:22

Avoid them Spills to show too

16:24

much of a sister, stay here.

16:26

It's it's it's some. I

16:28

will say this, it is both

16:30

the most powerful and meaningless thing

16:33

I've experienced. Because. It was like

16:35

out it was. It was one of those moments where. You

16:37

know, Seeing. Everybody.

16:40

Outside for the saints. I don't know

16:42

that there was a there was a

16:44

the last time I saw New York

16:46

like that's was during the pandemic and

16:49

so in a in an emotional way

16:51

it was. It was really wonderful to

16:53

see everybody outside. For. Something that

16:55

wasn't morose. Something that wasn't sad.

16:57

Something the Who uses people gathered

16:59

together. To. Look at the sky

17:01

turn dog for a moment's yeah and

17:04

and enjoy like every warming a construction

17:06

workers high school kids arms deliveries of

17:08

riding a bicycle to New York watching

17:10

that the whole day and was everyone

17:12

was a spending on the side of

17:14

the road with i don't know where

17:16

they will got them all by the

17:18

way that's that I will say like

17:20

weird out everyone in New York. Had.

17:22

Eclipse glasses and I don't know where they got

17:24

them from out on a wagon mine. Very

17:27

suspicious. Think a lot of people are

17:29

gonna have some long term vision problems

17:31

because nobody knows where they got their

17:33

glasses sports. But I started reading up

17:36

on everything that the subs has meant

17:38

for humankind. It's amazing. Like like you

17:40

say, like was that there was a

17:42

war that there were spoken about back

17:44

in. the damn thing was the Ancient

17:46

Greeks and they they basically. They. Had

17:48

a truce. Because. They they would

17:51

just like Yemen. even the moon and sun

17:53

don't want us to fight and then they

17:55

just stopped fighting says a beautiful yeah yeah

17:57

that's that is so beautiful and then. The

18:00

you earlier when you were pressuring

18:02

me with my poker pushups If

18:04

this happened. Back. Then the yeah,

18:07

I could have killed you during an eclipse. And

18:09

no one would have said anything, just. One

18:11

when they have said anything because it would have had

18:14

a junior. The cynics this is what like So that's

18:16

the thing I learned. That this

18:18

was the perfect time and other people.

18:20

Because. During that period you could see you ending

18:23

it for the it's of so because of the

18:25

eclipse so if you if you killed somebody during

18:27

an eclipse back in the day other. And.

18:29

Then people like what did you do and

18:31

you like yo The demon Blues above took

18:33

over. When. The sun was gone

18:36

and then you said of it but I

18:38

would never. You know mean come on med

18:40

You know? How have I ever killed anyone?

18:42

Yeah if you kill me over a comment

18:44

about the poker push ups, you were waiting

18:47

to kill me. Like. That that

18:49

they eclipse have an old oh yeah

18:51

yes Josh please if you hold all

18:53

a child may now oh you been

18:55

white and know is. Know.

18:58

Maybe. No No. No,

19:05

I just I just liked it. I am.

19:08

I was sad that not everyone got

19:10

to experience of everywhere in the world

19:12

because which is like a moment over

19:14

the east coast's yeah of the mood

19:16

Texas you know sort of like the

19:18

east of of you know. They also

19:21

didn't all look the same to see

19:23

that like the one that the Clips

19:25

and Mexico was a little rather than

19:27

ours as racist Josh I'd that's racing

19:29

at five I can't believe rush Catch

19:31

him A silly just said at the

19:33

meal would take this moments are you

19:36

would use the slips just to further

19:38

your idea of stuff of of superiority

19:40

and premises. Justice said y'all ever notice

19:42

how the Mexican the tips looks a

19:44

little red said wow Josh I said

19:46

read or now I didn't charge Johnson

19:48

I didn't say darker wow Letter of

19:51

the match your Os Johnson I'm just

19:53

thorns out there that a while and

19:55

and have the same eclipse experience. Why?

19:57

Because the Clips in Mexico doesn't have

19:59

a job. Is that what you're saying?

20:01

Just have did not say that. What

20:03

are you saying Josh I was just

20:06

saying that I think is beautiful that

20:08

all over the world just because you're

20:10

here. This New York Eclipse is not

20:12

the same eclipse as another eclipse and

20:14

another eclipse. Some of us Josh. We.

20:17

Don't see colors and eclipse. The

20:20

eyes as blacked out. I

20:22

didn't even see that was black

20:24

as as one of the worst

20:26

stories. And also one of the best

20:28

stories. I. Will preface because

20:31

just because it is interesting was

20:33

Christopher Columbus. right? He.

20:35

Got to the Caribbean. Him.

20:38

And his men lands on the shore. The

20:41

people at the time like seven would say

20:43

Jamaicans for now like you don't mean Jamaicans

20:45

were like yo would you doing here. And.

20:48

He was like wow coming in to do a thing and

20:50

like know and that a huge fights. And as

20:52

a bit of a war. And. They will. winning.

20:55

And. Then Christopher Columbus remembered that the tips

20:57

was about show up in like a

20:59

few days and then he sits of

21:01

the Jamaicans. he's like my God will

21:03

punish all of you. For. What

21:05

you have done. if you don't repent. And

21:08

the Jamaicans are what are you talking about?

21:10

And then they clubs happened and the Jamaicans

21:12

like them. God. Is on his side?

21:14

Yeah and the rest is history. I

21:16

mean I would do something similar just because

21:19

if you go back to medieval times, the

21:21

only people who could read were also people

21:23

in the church. So than a lot of

21:25

science also came from the chart so there

21:27

were people dabbling in both at the same

21:30

B I and I would be like oh

21:32

God may look at bed the heard you

21:34

owe me the chance. Because

21:37

I because what i've taught godless asshole by your

21:39

be a day at a you you acted all

21:41

big bad your want to pay back as you

21:43

bigger the made using of except for ten dollars

21:45

just. Shillings Okay, probably my

21:47

bad me I am. I

21:50

didn't know this. During an eclipse.

21:53

Animals don't know what's happening. Rights.

21:56

For the most parts, nocturnal creatures

21:58

have woken up because. Think it's

22:00

nighttime. birds shut up during this. Happen for

22:02

real in New York by the way, I.

22:05

Was in a park. Birds. Are chirping,

22:07

tripping? shopping? And then silence.

22:09

Doesn't. Creep you guys are it isn't it is

22:11

cream. I guess the spooks out by now. that's why

22:14

I say to my room i don't I don't want

22:16

to be around it at is when pretend it's not

22:18

happening would you what? He's booked out by. At

22:20

you know I was raised by you know as the to the

22:23

soup. Believe. That Christ from the Dead in three

22:25

days. So as a slight which I did the

22:27

reality is in or like different are going to

22:29

have a rhino buy or. Sell

22:33

Out. I'm like oh my god I just that

22:35

kind of stuff creep me out my husband's and

22:37

be so embarrassed when he was the sixties that

22:39

you need to believe mine science which I do.

22:41

I that's my my kids. However, eclipses creep me

22:44

out like you've It's been like the bus stop

22:46

chat they do. yeah they do an animal's come

22:48

out certain areas. I'm like nature is far more

22:50

powerful than I wanted to be. I had nature

22:53

as. This you know when you talk

22:55

about it being m was scary or

22:57

go any of these things in South

22:59

Africa right now there's a. Dozen

23:01

amps, I. Want to

23:04

say epidemic if you leave

23:06

anything anywhere. You.

23:08

You've never seen this many Anson your life.

23:10

Ever and I when I went home recently

23:12

I experienced this percent. it's like like like

23:14

Gilligan the Island type and like they will

23:17

lift you up and the remove you around.

23:19

I'm I'm not even sure you've never ever

23:21

ever seen as many as near like months.

23:23

So. Evidence of Africans been going. Why the

23:25

so many ends what's happening with and coming

23:28

from it seems like the devil something's going

23:30

crazy nani and then like around the world

23:32

has been all these stories of like either

23:34

animals acting strange or tides being different was

23:36

then you had the earthquake. Right

23:39

in Taiwan and people were like oh

23:41

yeah, the earthquake cut to New York.

23:44

Had like a four point something earthquake. And.

23:48

People. Didn't even know which way to go Do: Run

23:50

up to run down? Do you run? Yeah.

23:54

Like in L A because of it. Like a We. If

23:56

you're in California they tell you what to do in the

23:58

North Korea Korea. The earthquake ready. New York

24:00

people just. The. A We

24:02

build buildings hi all cocky it

24:04

is. Yeah, but I'm some some

24:07

people are saying that the world

24:09

might be ending and. Oh

24:11

no. I mean I really hope Marcus things

24:13

just started go well for me. I

24:16

need at least for but for

24:18

five more years of Earth. And

24:20

let me see why. take this thing. You. One

24:22

of those. Be one of those people. If.

24:25

The if the world was ending and you knew for

24:28

factor was ending in a week. Would.

24:30

You do anything different in your life. I

24:34

would probably. Go

24:36

to England. That would be a bounty for a couple

24:38

days and then I come back. England is kind of

24:40

like all of a twisty right now so I would

24:43

want to beat out. We will. Either way, you're gonna

24:45

go there for a two days, the wolves ending in

24:47

a week. Yeah that every. Few days and and.

24:50

Keep. Living my life the way up a

24:52

linear Wow good. I feel like I'm living the

24:54

life I'm supposed to deny it. I'm raising my

24:56

kids. yeah I'm doing What what? what? Wait where

24:58

we the would still go to winners would have

25:00

been used to go to work of they told

25:03

the whole the ending in a week. I

25:05

like writing. I see like my job Trevor.

25:07

Northern Ireland own success in the town.

25:09

I'm. I'm. I'm with you. I

25:11

I think if if. If

25:14

I thought the world was ending in

25:16

a week, right? I would go. My

25:18

girlfriend I would go see my mom,

25:20

right? I go hang up my mom.

25:22

I do a show in Atlanta then

25:24

I would take Sally Anne my mom

25:26

too both tan. And. I would

25:29

play poker for pushups until

25:31

I and on until my

25:33

arms fell off. Really like

25:35

I'm a benevolent I I

25:37

I. I don't

25:39

know if I envy you oil side. Feel

25:41

sorry for both of you. The. World is

25:43

ending in a week. There is

25:45

no one you would pass out. There is

25:47

no. Single. And must be

25:50

now Anyway Traveling yeah lion me okay

25:52

say was hey Phil are currently possess

25:54

difference. I'm yo lo about

25:56

the people out at also by a

25:58

sword. This is what until

26:01

our yeah, What? Kind of

26:03

sorts. hyper sort of. we're talking

26:05

a full on saber. What we

26:07

will we what are you doing with them are comes walking

26:09

around with him when people know was up. Trevor.

26:11

What would he does? Yeah if those a

26:13

week left for okay There's a few things

26:16

I would do. I would say crack. I

26:18

would take heroin. You. Extract

26:20

that ever wow take

26:22

crack is. Woody

26:25

Woody ring up with somebody that never dug

26:27

out that a better up until now decibels

26:29

Cia that they died Msf. I would take

26:31

cracked and as a crack this is where

26:33

are you. Where are you do what you

26:36

do you. Smoke Crack. I can't believe

26:38

you sound like. The most wired up

26:40

person right away take you when you send

26:42

out rak. Just wasn't for not taking her

26:44

cause you don't imagine if I was like

26:47

an ombudsman, partake in some alcohol. It sounds

26:49

awesome. That's what you say every weekend when

26:51

we go out. Read vowels Now I've never

26:53

said that when his bike racks. As you

26:56

said, I will unleash take myself upon other

26:58

people if I took you somewhere right now

27:00

but to be where I grew up. Yeah

27:02

so we go to like the Sonia Quarters

27:05

okay of of Alexandria, Louisiana right? And if

27:07

you say to the dealer I'd. Like

27:09

to take cracked. We will be shocked.

27:12

When we will be so upset

27:15

that are fine. I will smoke

27:17

crack thank you and I will

27:19

smoke heroin and know you can't

27:22

smoke heroin but you gotta dig

27:24

out of yeah. I

27:27

totally see I am a new if i

27:29

if I was the I would know everything

27:31

we now have no all of these the

27:34

here too busy going to have utan and

27:36

and okay okay look either way so I

27:38

would do heroin or to crack. Oh,

27:40

take a shit on the sidewalk. The something I've

27:42

always wanted to do. I. The I

27:44

just think there's some occasions where you like going somewhere

27:47

and then you hit the whole like you have a

27:49

bathroom, can I use your button Then they give you

27:51

the giant t with the hippie thing on it and

27:53

now you're at their mercy. And then that you have

27:55

to buy something you want. The code for the do.

27:58

I just think sometimes would be nice just like. Dog

28:00

to just like. Find a spot, do

28:02

your thing, look at people are doing it on. just

28:04

keep on moving. The. World is ending

28:06

in a week. Remember all of this happening

28:08

and I would do that. Young Six Five. Like

28:11

that Six Five Dude I'm I'm an act Like

28:13

I want to high five right because I

28:15

love that because they think I can't replace. They

28:17

think I is like touch. So then they got

28:19

they don't do this right as their right

28:21

When they do this I'm a punch him in

28:24

the balls. saw his axis such. As.

28:28

A year and out of

28:30

my high doubled over. There

28:32

are man. You know who

28:35

is still alive he would rather with is

28:37

the rock. You

28:40

know this thing said that thought,

28:42

how could we talk about him

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30:14

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30:17

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30:19

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30:21

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30:23

Anywhere he goes back, he does. it's it's

30:25

triumphant. It's an amazing return, but this thing

30:28

gets overshadowed by the fact that the rockers

30:30

on Fox News and says. That.

30:32

He will not be endorsing

30:34

Joe Biden rights. Everyone goes

30:36

crazy. People. Have

30:38

a C Fox fans alike. Yeah that's

30:40

it. Joe Biden is is is a

30:43

screw up and you know screw him.

30:45

Yeah and then people you know who

30:47

are pro Joe Biden. Are like why

30:49

would you do that to us The rock? What?

30:51

you know? you know? Yeah, yeah, it's it's okay.

30:53

able to build with me a few things First

30:55

of all, He says

30:57

he's not endorsing Joe Biden. And.

30:59

He says he no longer endorsing anymore, so

31:01

he's also not endorsing just Donald Trump. Yes,

31:03

I don't understand why that's not a yeah'

31:06

headline, but it for some people, it's as

31:08

addition by subtraction. So. Barracks of

31:10

their like. You. Endorse Joe by

31:12

an hour and now you're not.

31:14

Now you're not. So you're at

31:17

least coming closer to me is

31:19

how people? Okay, yeah I see

31:21

that. Any that yeah economy worries

31:23

worries me a lot that people

31:25

take their voting guidance from a

31:28

wrestler turned up to ten times

31:30

Britain. but not everything you're like

31:32

guys. I once I once no

31:34

signs on one Donald Trump became

31:36

President. All. Bets are

31:38

off. Sure, Like as shy.

31:41

My think yes I'm biased because the

31:43

rock was on the spot cause I'm

31:45

bicycle have spoken for hims but I

31:47

think he would be more considerate as

31:49

a president then many presidents America's had.

31:51

I. Think that that would be incidental.

31:53

I think that. If if you,

31:56

how about this. I don't know

31:58

how to fly a plane so no matter

32:00

the intent I have one. I were tried

32:02

take off. I'm still gonna kill everybody where

32:04

we try a Lance. So it just because

32:07

he's more consider doesn't mean he's more polished

32:09

doesn't mean they more understanding of policy. You

32:11

know, Time. I hate the

32:14

celebrity cases of politics. I

32:16

despise. I agree with you, hate that

32:18

people take so much guidance. From.

32:20

Like it's a driving up the

32:22

wall that people really care what

32:24

he thinks about politics like I.

32:27

Really would like wrestling. guidance from

32:29

him. Working out, guidance from him.

32:31

Business advice of him that I don't necessary

32:33

meet his opinion on how I should vote

32:36

in a school. Board elections and the fact

32:38

that so many people do care what the rocks

32:40

a very. Worrying well and a bad way

32:42

to First of when he is the pin

32:44

a sham. it's live spot. With that he's

32:46

a champ of the people. But secondly, know

32:48

what appears well give him credit. he's never

32:50

told anybody how to votes. In fact, he's

32:52

done quite the opposite. Even. In

32:54

this interview, he's essentially saying,

32:56

essentially saying. He. Doesn't want

32:58

to participate in politics anymore. Because.

33:01

He saw that all it did last time

33:03

was basically just get him hates. But

33:05

I would say this is this is my

33:08

thing with with that with I'd I have

33:10

no problem with even he said except for

33:12

that's because the thing about division that think

33:14

a lot people are stand and I'm not

33:16

tried Take him specifically to task but I

33:18

want to use take to toss sell get

33:21

I do ya go for if he's not

33:23

here what's he gonna do Yeah come here

33:25

he won't It's just as bad as I

33:27

hope. You got your save already You what

33:29

you look at the rock at the rock

33:31

is from Hawaii right? right? Okay so is

33:34

from away and there are there. Are both

33:36

people in terms of of politicians

33:38

and people in terms of corporations

33:40

that want to take as much

33:42

land as they can from from

33:44

the people of low Hawaii and

33:46

use it for other things? And

33:48

don't be. I am. I imagine

33:50

he would stand against something lawyer

33:52

alkali. Okay, so when he stands

33:54

against something like that, he's not

33:56

causing division. Because. That's what some would

33:58

say they be like. oh. Just trying to

34:00

bring jobs to Hawaii and you're over your

34:03

causing division. Gg. Tsunami I

34:05

used as a I think him endorsing

34:07

Biden. I think

34:09

that like that didn't to me. Cause

34:12

division. He just said who he was voting

34:14

for and to your point, didn't tell anybody

34:16

else who to vote force. But now he's

34:18

worried about causing division by just saying. What

34:21

It What he's doing. And I and I do

34:23

think that a little bit of that is worrying

34:25

about the check first. I don't think I don't

34:27

know, but I think either. I think what he's

34:29

saying as he's causing division in his life. On

34:32

the he was saying he cause division out there,

34:34

he just causing division amongst his fans and his

34:36

people and and you know. I

34:38

don't think that division is intrinsically a

34:41

bad thing. Dry is just how we

34:43

deal with division and how we deal

34:45

with complex. So I'd I'd I'd in.

34:47

That kind of rubbed me that power

34:49

is. I call it cool. Division and

34:51

calls I just both. Conflict can be

34:53

useful. Might my real issue comes back

34:55

to. I do not believe in the.

34:58

Theater of Public Ideas that we I agree

35:00

that the Rocks opinion said hold that much

35:02

weight. It really worries me. Spit is there

35:04

are like for instance if you are a

35:06

mother that you send your kids your local

35:08

public school. If you're in an area this

35:11

deprived and a deal with bad roads, bad

35:13

schools and of you know how it. That

35:15

housing We don't care what those people say

35:17

A most people have opinions about. Who. They

35:19

are elected official should be spry and I'm

35:22

I think we listen to the wrong people

35:24

in this country and it's not just unique

35:26

to the U S around the world as

35:28

the com the celebrities that a sense of.

35:31

Super. I want to take my

35:33

political opinions from an influence on Instagram

35:35

yeah, Hotel. or that Instagram thinks about

35:37

some. So. Why

35:41

do you have the puppet, you know, I mean,

35:43

I think we just demand this as the let's

35:45

see bad for the rocks that we demanded of?

35:47

To endorse some that I agree with that I

35:49

decide to I know my. As and and whatnot and

35:52

ice And that's what kind of annoyed me. It doesn't I.

35:54

Don't actually can leave us for as

35:56

I've had that we demand. Somebody like

35:58

that to ask me. Say what, They

36:01

feel political because I don't think Ninety

36:03

Six more sophisticated than your. Average

36:05

person and maybe we should listen to experts.

36:07

At All About maybe be a good the

36:10

aisles. I also think. I'm.

36:13

And maybe maybe that this was. Taken.

36:17

Or. This was inspired little bit by the Eclipse.

36:20

I do feel like maybe

36:23

just maybe we should consider.

36:26

The. Possibility. That. Is is

36:28

better for some things in society.

36:30

To remain. Impartial/

36:34

You. Know non party

36:37

affiliated slashed I.

36:39

I think it might be nice for the world's

36:41

to just go The rockers, the rock. Would.

36:44

Have your republican or democrat the the

36:46

rock is just the rocks the maybe

36:48

it's nice to just you know say

36:50

these things as people and and not

36:52

have because you up when Christian if

36:54

we don't. Want or think

36:56

that these people should have an

36:58

outsized influence. In. How people vote

37:00

or don't votes? Than man

37:03

has some merit to them just being the thing

37:05

that brings people to get like imagine it's during

37:07

the eclipse. At the peak of the

37:09

eclipse, all of a sudden, the cliffs of Let's Vote

37:11

trump. Yeah. First

37:13

of all I'm voting from. I'm just

37:16

gonna let us know that it's happening.

37:18

Know the subsidies? Yes, the I and

37:20

now I as Trevor Potter Me that

37:22

would be like what does the some

37:24

know about American politics? Yeah dude. so

37:26

I'm on the other side. I'm actually

37:29

on the I like I believe the

37:31

him. But I don't think we need

37:33

to depoliticize any celebrities. I don't think

37:35

you need to depoliticize yourself. I think

37:37

people need to accept that were more

37:39

than up. It gets complicated, but you

37:41

can reply, know. Rock it's hard as

37:44

a side. it's hard to like them

37:46

as at say it's harm as a

37:48

foreigner and is what's. But you may

37:50

know like his politics because it's just like that's

37:52

what is. There are people who I know like

37:55

politically. I really agree with them by think

37:57

that center's bad people at why am

37:59

I don't. During and apply Brandon Even

38:01

though their politics on paper we agree completely

38:03

stomach acid. As your decent human beings man,

38:06

I think we need to be able to

38:08

allow for that. In a society where we're

38:10

like. Okay, The

38:12

Rock votes for someone so does it change how

38:14

I said about his Watts a bit but I

38:16

have. To. Accept this who he is and I think if we could.

38:19

Live in that nuance. It probably be a

38:21

bow wow. Okay, here's what. okay yet his

38:23

I I I agree with the sentiment of

38:25

what you're saying. The reason I don't think

38:28

we can do that is because put politics

38:30

fundamentally. At some points. Make. Some

38:32

people feel. With. It's real or

38:34

not. That. Their.

38:36

Lives of being Threatened. Rights.

38:39

So I think it's hard to say to

38:41

people. Hey. Ignore how

38:43

the Rock or somebody else is voting or

38:45

has votes wins. You believe that their politics

38:48

inherently threatens who you are like actually I

38:50

the Us social that know Since I'm not

38:52

I'm not saying it's ignore Am not saying

38:54

that to ignore it. Yeah, but I'm saying

38:57

I'm saying you eat something you might have

38:59

a you might have a an ability that

39:01

most human beings do not. The.

39:03

Ability to ignore or to be able

39:06

to put aside. How somebody

39:08

has voted. At the Animal

39:10

how many people know I included in the for

39:12

either I don't put aside I think that's I

39:14

make it one of the same and like the

39:17

summer that pots yeah on of the same right

39:19

I'm saying that something that special yeah yeah it's

39:21

is no other. I just think as I think

39:23

what will have were gonna be really human on

39:26

accept the messiness of one human being is yes

39:28

isn't and I was not always gonna be to

39:30

heroin and I think we live in a more

39:32

times where people don't want to live with that

39:34

incoherence without paradox and they want to pretend that

39:37

people are just one thing. So here's the thing

39:39

I. Agree that has ag I grew the

39:41

sentiment completely. Bots. Growing

39:44

up in South Africa was interesting and

39:46

weird for me in that like I

39:48

got to see democracy for the first

39:51

time in a country. many people have

39:53

lived through that experience rights. So in

39:55

South Africa in Nineteen Ninety Four we

39:57

had our first elections ever with everybody

39:59

could. Watch and I remember was a child

40:01

and do it was the biggest thing ever. Blinds.

40:05

That I mean like it look like the

40:07

whole of South Africa's going to tell us

40:09

with concert. Let's put it that wouldn't read

40:11

the biggest message was. Your. Votes

40:13

is your secrets. Your.

40:15

Votes is your secret and mm by didn't understand

40:17

that was like why should your vote be a

40:19

secret I mean like And it ended. It was

40:21

almost agreed on all the black people are voting

40:23

for the and see because this of the party

40:25

that had liberated them except for this but still.

40:28

People. Like your votes as your secret Your

40:30

votes your secrets and I remember asking iowa was

40:32

a teacher or somebody has like why is your

40:34

vote your secret and they were like because. If

40:38

people know how you votes.

40:40

You. May not be able to continue voting

40:42

that way. Because.

40:45

They might want to kill you or threaten

40:47

universe. In South Africa we have a lot

40:49

political violence and but the thing that stuck

40:52

with me was just this idea. Of.

40:55

Up at an early to with in. In many ways

40:57

I think of it like this: Politics

41:01

is a lot like six. Everyone.

41:03

Has their own proclivities, The

41:06

maybe things that you believe in politically that I

41:08

don't agree with or that are strange to me.

41:10

But. I think if we know all of

41:13

these things about each other, it's a lot

41:15

harder for us to exist in a society

41:17

where we take each other as as as

41:19

whole human beings isn't it will. It'll be

41:21

very hard. To. Look at just the

41:24

same way. When. You know that

41:26

he uses a saber during sex to

41:28

nominee We know I have that same

41:30

as as as it's like it's it's

41:32

just changes how you are with people

41:34

and I don't know. I see like

41:36

as I see like. One of the

41:38

things that hurt America is the fact

41:40

that now people spot conversations with their

41:42

political affiliation. Whereas. Before I really even

41:44

in my lifetime it used to be a

41:46

thing where people didn't see if you said

41:48

how did you vote that be like well

41:51

come on hey hey hey that's not how

41:53

I never used to be more like sex

41:55

Yes yes people like you know what position

41:57

exactly oh hey as between me and my

41:59

was as. In order for a half, I

42:01

don't think it's appropriate. Yeah, and and I I

42:03

think there's something valuable in that. I think the

42:05

something valuable. In. The Us

42:07

not knowing how every

42:09

only because only because

42:11

politics is inherently a

42:14

polarizing thing. And I think

42:16

the something valuable in living in a society where we go.

42:18

I don't know how you vote. Let's.

42:20

Go and vote. Honestly. In. Private.

42:23

And then let's see. What the country and

42:25

the people actually feel like and then we

42:27

work from there. But that doesn't make some

42:30

know it does. It does make sense and

42:32

I think that when it comes to the

42:34

rock or any other celebrity there's two main

42:36

things at play. One is that there's no

42:38

way word for it but it's It's basically

42:41

we want every great athletes to be Muhammad

42:43

Ali because Mohammed Ali's took everything that he

42:45

had as far as like cloud as far

42:47

as fame and every think the only put

42:50

towards things that he believed in and beach

42:52

here any happen to be a great order.

42:54

Any happen to be well well read

42:56

so it's like we kind of got

42:58

everything all at once. but then you

43:01

turn to the next boxer next to

43:03

him right? So second best box of

43:05

the world any like opponents. says.

43:07

Really all I do rights and that

43:10

was that was okay at that time.

43:12

like Muhammad Ali was doing all these

43:14

big things that were outside the arena

43:16

again order and other other boxes were

43:18

just sport rights. But I think that

43:20

now and the I mean I'm tired,

43:22

coming down on on myself and just

43:25

bird the whole country. We don't love

43:27

to like, read or find these people

43:29

so then it's kind of easier to

43:31

package them. In. People we are

43:33

already watching. Like. You're

43:35

already watching Wrestlemania more. The you're

43:38

watching a debate about. Israel,

43:40

Palestine with. With two people

43:42

who are experts and on the hidden yeah

43:44

and the politics. So then if the rocks

43:47

or something about Israel Palestine, you're more inclined

43:49

to listen to your already watching him. I

43:51

hear what you're saying. But I think what

43:53

we should never take for granted the power

43:55

of embodiments. This is a man who has

43:57

come from nothing. Has worked

43:59

really hard. Physically and mentally. And

44:01

he's brought people together And you

44:03

know he, he exists in different

44:05

worlds. And he he is also

44:07

a biracial human beings whose combined

44:09

you know America but then also

44:11

this this summer when heritage and

44:13

it's all these things you know.

44:15

Measles is all these pieces that

44:17

the sort of come together. And

44:20

I think that embodiments. Makes.

44:22

People go, That is what we want our

44:24

country to represents like One of the with

44:27

his thoughts I've had his of have gone.

44:29

I sometimes feel like America could do with

44:31

a royal family as well. Like America should

44:33

actually get a royal family because I sometimes

44:35

think what happens in America is. America's.

44:38

Looking for the embodiment of

44:40

what America is? And.

44:43

They putting that on the president, but that job

44:45

is really just supposed to be like an administrative

44:47

role. You. The regional manager and you

44:49

manage a region called America. Yeah, yeah,

44:51

I think the royal family and miss

44:53

idea of an embodiment is a good

44:55

one because. I think. As

44:58

much as embodiment, I think there is a certain

45:00

type of America and a certain types of breath.

45:03

Who needs a public cigar that makes them

45:06

so night the country as harmonious? Yes! And

45:08

the royal family the great example because. When.

45:11

I really, really think about the

45:13

royal family and the fact that

45:15

I speak with this accent is

45:17

a result of trauma. unpaid. You.

45:19

Came to. West.

45:21

Africa and funded it Ukraine

45:23

in Nigeria, You. Write tests.

45:26

And you put your face on our money

45:28

and then the countries and such a bad

45:30

state my grandparents and people up my grandparents

45:32

and parents had to move to and for

45:34

country cry a my when my parents but

45:36

what boards. They were born under

45:39

colonial rule is as they were

45:41

born before Nigeria become independent. Yeah,

45:43

sister. Some British people he can sing

45:45

robots and yes and is a single

45:47

save the Queen a nap would say became

45:49

when they see the royal family they

45:51

do see that embodiment. They see that fantasy

45:54

of harmony. But underneath sat on the

45:56

must symbols. Wherever they are. Whether it's the

45:58

rock, all the royal family. President.

46:00

There's always something. Dark.

46:03

As I even the rocks. he may

46:05

not show us his darkness, but there

46:07

is an inherent conflict in him. But

46:09

people what this sub fantasies are, the

46:11

embodiment and harmony. And I think the

46:13

rock is actually the passer examples because

46:15

he decided not. I'm going to shops

46:17

that doesn't. Body or what have a lot

46:19

of America is doing. Right now they're like I'm

46:21

just gonna keep. Why? Really think to

46:23

myself rather than be able to live in

46:25

the discomfort and have them as the conversation.

46:27

And okay, so let me ask you both that

46:29

question. And do you think. That's.

46:33

Do you think that's.

46:36

The. Idea of.

46:39

Council Culture/woke Nestler I mean like a list

46:41

as use these terms loosely and threw them

46:43

around or woohoo could we can debate to

46:46

have about I'm A, I have my thoughts.

46:48

You have your thoughts. Excedrin Box. Do

46:50

you think. They. Could be.

46:53

Some. Merits. To. Maybe

46:55

having like go or another sounds weird but new

46:57

like an amnesty where we say like everyone can

46:59

say what they want Limits like a purge. everyone

47:02

can say what they wanted. For. One

47:04

day. Maybe Looks like

47:06

every two months, every three months we hold

47:08

nothing against you. But you can come

47:10

on sale. And. Because then

47:12

maybe that like a release valve because it

47:15

seems like people might votes. A

47:18

lot louder than they speak and that

47:20

could be causing a bit of a

47:22

problem because it surprises you when that

47:24

happens. Okay, I'll pitch you that that

47:27

saying already exists and exists all the

47:29

time. And it and it goes by

47:31

anonymity on the internet. I. Think

47:34

that people are consistently voicing everything that

47:36

they doing fine and avatar like I'd

47:38

I don't think that's there's there's a

47:40

story that we tell ourselves that we

47:42

don't have to feel as bad later

47:45

that the internet. Got us

47:47

all riled up and made us do

47:49

whatever the this person. As far as

47:51

cancellation what will say I do I

47:53

still sit by and large everyone already

47:55

felt that way. And then they

47:58

just let it out. So I I agree. I

48:00

disagree. I. Think the internet creates

48:02

an environment where people are prone to let

48:04

out a part of what they sink but

48:07

it is not them and does not have

48:09

a fully think. I think there lot of

48:11

people on the internet who say things. Just.

48:14

Because. It's. What's happening

48:16

and people are going crazy over.

48:18

There. Is a part of you? That

48:21

is caught up in the moments That

48:23

isn't a representation of all of you.

48:26

With. It's a collective fear with as a

48:28

collective anger with it's a collective joy. Yeah

48:30

sometimes of hundred thousand people was storming them

48:32

that a that they terrify the new you

48:34

then you like. I'm also terrified but you

48:36

weren't really as afraid as as maybe you

48:39

You would have been on your own. Does

48:41

that make sense? Yeah and I think what

48:43

the internet has done is it's created an

48:45

environment. Where. People express a

48:47

part of themselves that is welcomed

48:49

by the group and the mob.

48:51

and then what happens is. Because.

48:54

Of the internet and because of the platform in the

48:56

way it looks. We. Only exposed to

48:59

that in a collective yeah half the

49:01

people who are like racist on the

49:03

internet and I know this is a

49:05

stronger and said adding hospitals people aren't

49:07

even like real life racist like they

49:09

just found a place where they can

49:11

gotta say something it'll hurt someone and

49:13

they they they sort of get to

49:15

put it away. I'm in between both

49:17

of you. actually the I am. I

49:19

think there's something said Josh Sitton of

49:21

the Internet bring stuff as you think

49:23

Trevor to your I saw experiment of

49:25

that day we can say whatever you

49:27

want is asleep. Very hard in

49:29

person to say something really

49:31

degrading to a stranger. Even

49:33

if we gonna say a bad thing, you're not going to

49:35

say the west thing as yet. We have. Yeah, I

49:38

agree with you and I think there is something

49:40

like that him between. Phase. Of Life.

49:42

Radical. Honesty. But when you do it

49:44

in person, I think you're. More. Careful because then

49:46

you just seen a person's physical reaction and

49:48

like most people aren't sociopath. if you see

49:50

that you've said. Something up hurt someone you're

49:53

gonna react to and it changes the whole

49:55

interaction. whereas when you're on online and you're

49:57

just being super rude and is your lowest.

50:00

You don't' Actually have to see the person

50:02

on the other side of the screen sets

50:04

a merger. Ideas Think there should be a

50:06

day where we can be radically transparent and

50:08

honest about politics, but you have to do

50:11

it across from the table with only one

50:13

likes. To sit in their reaction. And for man,

50:15

that's where it gets interesting. Every.

50:17

By should say how they really feel

50:19

in punching distance. I

50:21

like was we should. we should create

50:24

this move. We create a safe environments

50:26

where once let's start with once a

50:28

year Yeah pilot program Pm We bring

50:30

everybody together so we bring those people

50:32

to the rock. Face. To

50:34

face and will like Here He is here

50:37

is Duane. Speak To him. Tell.

50:39

Him: how you feel about him in this

50:41

is Politics and his Endorsements: Mister Rock. Mrs.

50:45

Iraq some have said some things in the

50:47

past and add on this was for people

50:49

face to face and then we we we

50:52

we see what happens near Yeah everyone. Say

50:55

what you gonna say to people's faces. On

50:59

line list has been nice. Yes

51:01

yes yes. And if you see the rock

51:03

and you want to tell him some should

51:05

make sure that you with infringing distance via.

51:08

That and his and is putting this is quite

51:11

fox I will. I will. Assist.

51:17

Was contempt for another to

51:19

baton. Now traveler outta sight.

51:21

honest and I don't know

51:23

women are. It was when

51:25

for shadow was a survey

51:28

asks fantastic or time of

51:30

it's weaker. Samsung.

51:36

Smart to go through. I just wanted all

51:38

I shouldn't throw a grenade into your world's

51:40

before subdivides as is like what is the

51:42

one be as good see to that would

51:44

spoil the emus. Yeah me too I am

51:47

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