WEBVTT 00:00.979 --> 00:07.771 [SPEAKER_02]: I just bought this new laundry detergent that's supposed to be clear of all whatever chemicals, right? 00:08.633 --> 00:13.061 [SPEAKER_02]: It's called all free and clear with oxy. 00:14.449 --> 00:27.858 [SPEAKER_02]: and I washed everything, my clothes, towels, sheets, my fucking skivies, and this shit is bucking up my skin literally. 00:28.478 --> 00:37.224 [SPEAKER_02]: I spilled some, you can see on my finger here, I spilled some on my finger, and I left it on my hand because I'm like whatever, and I play ukulele, right? 00:37.764 --> 00:39.305 [SPEAKER_02]: Shit burns my skin. 00:41.971 --> 00:48.227 [SPEAKER_02]: And every article of clothing I put on just like rash burning 00:50.067 --> 01:17.353 [SPEAKER_02]: and it got me think inside like Googled what was in it and all of these chemicals like not free and clear at all just like like a chemical called mezio bilo thining which I thought was a type of cancer yeah no it sounds like cancer um mezio theoma but um i could i was like damn uh and so i'm Googling like okay how do i get rid of this and you can't just 01:18.173 --> 01:22.535 [SPEAKER_02]: rewash it with your old wash detergent. 01:23.256 --> 01:30.019 [SPEAKER_02]: You have to because the chemicals they put in bake into the clothing. 01:30.059 --> 01:31.800 [SPEAKER_02]: They put optical brighteners. 01:33.521 --> 01:39.664 [SPEAKER_02]: Preservatives to keep your clothes fresh and when I put like this shirt has it, I washed it. 01:39.684 --> 01:44.947 [SPEAKER_02]: This was a cotton shirt and it feels like there's this layer of like 01:46.297 --> 01:54.987 [SPEAKER_02]: shit on it and you know, I probably didn't use it right because the way I wash things is I don't measure I just dump a bunch in you know. 01:55.027 --> 01:57.509 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you do about it. 01:57.609 --> 01:58.450 [SPEAKER_02]: I do by taste. 01:58.470 --> 02:01.574 [SPEAKER_02]: I got All right, it's not a pussy too. 02:01.834 --> 02:07.720 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, but I learned it's a really common Allergint like you can have an allergic response to it 02:08.924 --> 02:14.949 [SPEAKER_02]: but I probably put a shit ton in, but I was like, damn, what are we doing? 02:15.129 --> 02:20.513 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, why do my clothes need to be coded in optical brightness? 02:20.533 --> 02:21.634 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, they look fine. 02:22.515 --> 02:25.297 [SPEAKER_02]: And I just want them clean, but we're not even cleaning it. 02:25.377 --> 02:27.218 [SPEAKER_02]: These chemicals are not to clean. 02:27.639 --> 02:33.463 [SPEAKER_02]: The chemicals are to make the clothing look brighter, look different. 02:35.505 --> 02:35.765 [SPEAKER_00]: So, 02:37.342 --> 02:46.346 [SPEAKER_00]: the hygienic world, the clean and safe world that we live in, isn't even to keep us healthy and clean. 02:46.866 --> 02:50.448 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just to make us, yeah, it's to make us look cool. 02:54.409 --> 02:54.710 [SPEAKER_02]: Whoa. 02:56.550 --> 02:58.111 [SPEAKER_02]: It's to make us look cool, that's wild. 02:58.491 --> 03:00.272 [SPEAKER_02]: Because it's your door just open on its own. 03:02.658 --> 03:05.899 [SPEAKER_02]: Damn, you got some hygienic ghosts over there. 03:06.119 --> 03:08.720 [SPEAKER_02]: They're like, oh, he's talking about hygiene. 03:08.740 --> 03:09.481 [SPEAKER_02]: We're coming in. 03:09.681 --> 03:12.122 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 03:12.442 --> 03:15.703 [SPEAKER_00]: What if that is the key to like a clean society? 03:16.423 --> 03:27.868 [SPEAKER_00]: It's not about someone learning it up in a fucking nilin or, you know, fucking, you know, pasture fucking, so whatever, swastikization, it's just, you gotta be, 03:28.948 --> 03:34.517 [SPEAKER_00]: a pure heart and just accept when the fucking hygiene ghosts like Caspar. 03:35.198 --> 03:36.360 [SPEAKER_02]: They're just like Caspar, yeah. 03:36.420 --> 03:38.002 [SPEAKER_00]: They're like, whoo! 03:38.122 --> 03:40.045 [SPEAKER_00]: So you need some lie! 03:41.586 --> 03:42.227 [SPEAKER_00]: Come on in. 03:42.527 --> 03:43.708 [SPEAKER_00]: Come on in, fucking. 03:44.649 --> 03:46.570 [SPEAKER_00]: Uh, what are you saying? 03:46.951 --> 03:48.992 [SPEAKER_00]: Gerald, come on in, Gerald, fucking. 03:49.092 --> 03:50.754 [SPEAKER_00]: Help me, go stop this fucking. 03:51.254 --> 03:53.016 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, that's actually how Casper died. 03:53.776 --> 03:55.558 [SPEAKER_02]: He fell into a that of lie. 03:56.218 --> 04:01.043 [SPEAKER_02]: And he enjoyed it so much that he decided to come back and hunt us all. 04:01.183 --> 04:02.164 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 04:02.944 --> 04:17.730 [SPEAKER_02]: Well this you know this is sort of a woman idea of feminine idea to like disinfect everything So maybe this should be our male appreciation podcast where we talk about dirtying up everything Get everything all covered you dark 04:18.880 --> 04:19.720 [SPEAKER_00]: Hell yeah, dude. 04:20.221 --> 04:34.988 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if it is a feminine thing, but I do feel that no, it is think that the modernization in the feminization of the world, the sterilization of men, the castration of their balls, via the plastics, in the water supply and all this shit. 04:35.648 --> 04:36.209 [SPEAKER_02]: It's, um, 04:37.309 --> 04:46.937 [SPEAKER_02]: It only started when, and maybe has nothing to do with women, maybe it's just a correlation between like, oh, women started getting more power, and then now everything's clean. 04:47.438 --> 04:50.541 [SPEAKER_02]: But I do know women like things cleaner than men, it's just a fact. 04:51.001 --> 04:52.703 [SPEAKER_02]: Dude, I mean, tell me I'm wrong. 04:52.743 --> 05:03.312 [SPEAKER_02]: If you're listening to this right in the comments that this is not true, and show me a man that likes it cleaner than women, and I'll show you that he has fucked another man's asshole. 05:04.063 --> 05:10.409 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, yeah, I mean, I haven't, but in honor of menness and manness. 05:10.549 --> 05:15.234 [SPEAKER_02]: I know your straight thing is you are the dirtiest mother fucker I've ever seen. 05:15.274 --> 05:20.279 [SPEAKER_00]: First of all, women are times smelled and women want to disinfect and castrate everything. 05:20.599 --> 05:22.381 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, let me give you a prime example. 05:22.401 --> 05:25.924 [SPEAKER_00]: What I've heard during my entire entirety of my life, I've heard this. 05:27.025 --> 05:28.086 [SPEAKER_00]: on numerous occasions. 05:28.106 --> 05:36.170 [SPEAKER_00]: It's like, well, you know, you just got to get rid of their fucking balls and their fucking shit, you know, if we would just cut it off, maybe they'd fucking act better, you know what I mean? 05:36.190 --> 05:44.575 [SPEAKER_00]: You got to, you know, control the population, you know, get rid of that and then your puppy dog will get rid of my husband's balls, and maybe he's that treatment like shit. 05:45.035 --> 05:46.576 [SPEAKER_00]: And this is my rebuttal. 05:47.056 --> 05:49.217 [SPEAKER_00]: Don't be a fucking cunt, okay? 05:49.577 --> 05:51.378 [SPEAKER_00]: Stop fucking asking me. 05:52.659 --> 05:56.441 [SPEAKER_00]: How the fucking lights off gets in the electrical wiring works. 05:56.761 --> 05:58.241 [SPEAKER_00]: Did you know I don't know? 05:58.361 --> 06:00.162 [SPEAKER_00]: I just fixed it on accident. 06:00.522 --> 06:02.463 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm just lucky sometimes, you know? 06:03.023 --> 06:08.466 [SPEAKER_00]: Stop asking me why the battery in the vehicle isn't hooked up, but the truck is running. 06:08.546 --> 06:10.907 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't fucking know how you know what I mean? 06:11.287 --> 06:13.808 [SPEAKER_00]: I just noticed some bitches on and we drive in it. 06:14.168 --> 06:15.989 [SPEAKER_00]: Do you want to go get some ice cream? 06:19.090 --> 06:22.392 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, I'm anti-spaded newtering of animals. 06:22.692 --> 06:24.854 [SPEAKER_00]: I hate it, you know, my wife, she'll fuck. 06:24.874 --> 06:30.737 [SPEAKER_00]: She wants to cast straight and fucking spade away to anything she can. 06:30.797 --> 06:31.318 [SPEAKER_00]: You know what I mean? 06:31.338 --> 06:35.880 [SPEAKER_00]: She's like, yeah, you know, and it's like, I gotta go to sleep with one fucking ball open. 06:35.981 --> 06:37.582 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, one eye open, you know what I mean? 06:37.602 --> 06:41.944 [SPEAKER_00]: Just waitin' like, God damn, is this whole, is this bitch about to fucking? 06:42.124 --> 06:46.307 [SPEAKER_02]: As you go to sleep, Haley's just slipping in microplastics into your mouth. 06:46.407 --> 07:00.815 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, it's like slowly making you more infertile and more fun right and then like and sell a bit I wake up and I'm completely infertile, you know, and impotent and then she's just like well, it might as well get rid of it And then I've become so feminine and dumb down. 07:00.855 --> 07:05.798 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm like, you should probably take home, you know what I mean Yeah, let me was dirty anyways. 07:05.858 --> 07:08.940 [SPEAKER_02]: It needed to be cleaned and I went by cleaned. 07:08.960 --> 07:09.881 [SPEAKER_02]: We mean removed 07:12.226 --> 07:13.306 [SPEAKER_02]: You see that ball sack? 07:13.326 --> 07:27.892 [SPEAKER_02]: That ball sack is a dirty Scourge of this plan that we need to remove Yeah, the thing is the thing is ladies the ball sack is everything Oh, and when you saw that you got to cradle that ball sack a lot of women they 07:28.605 --> 07:30.166 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, they create, but they don't know. 07:30.406 --> 07:36.411 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't know how to really embrace first off the steak, the dirt, the grime. 07:36.951 --> 07:37.291 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 07:37.612 --> 07:38.993 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a grimey world out there. 07:39.013 --> 07:42.375 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you're not embracing the grime, then you can't do the time. 07:43.035 --> 07:43.456 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 07:44.676 --> 08:01.762 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, my wife and even, you know, it's been with X and two, but mostly my wife and since I've been with her, like, let's say we were outside working or she went to the gym or something and then like, she would come home and she'd be all like sweaty and dirty salty, you know what I mean? 08:02.222 --> 08:05.423 [SPEAKER_00]: Fucking like a goddamn orca, you know how to the ocean. 08:06.023 --> 08:11.445 [SPEAKER_00]: And I would be like, I'd give her a kiss and she was like, oh, I'm so gross and I was like, I didn't let it. 08:11.465 --> 08:12.766 [SPEAKER_00]: And I started taking her clothes off for you. 08:13.926 --> 08:15.567 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's get down right now. 08:15.627 --> 08:17.247 [SPEAKER_00]: She's like, oh my gosh, it's so gross. 08:17.607 --> 08:20.108 [SPEAKER_00]: And I'm like, what the fuck is wrong with you? 08:20.508 --> 08:22.109 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm taking you as you are. 08:22.629 --> 08:23.029 [SPEAKER_00]: All right. 08:23.089 --> 08:23.690 [SPEAKER_00]: You know what I mean? 08:24.010 --> 08:31.292 [SPEAKER_00]: It's classic wedding, fucking satiation, fucking vow, value, valuations, whatever it's called. 08:31.692 --> 08:32.032 [SPEAKER_00]: Uh-huh. 08:32.293 --> 08:32.813 [SPEAKER_00]: It's classic. 08:32.833 --> 08:33.833 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, take you as you are. 08:34.053 --> 08:36.634 [SPEAKER_02]: Who do you think you had a seizure that that was interesting? 08:36.974 --> 08:37.254 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 08:37.694 --> 08:38.895 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, another thing too is 08:39.962 --> 08:41.163 [SPEAKER_00]: I found like a lot of women. 08:41.203 --> 08:41.964 [SPEAKER_02]: Valumations. 08:42.324 --> 08:48.548 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, valuations, citations, calculations, decalations, you know. 08:50.170 --> 08:56.174 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, first off, okay, the post-Jim, that's the cleanest you could ever be. 08:56.414 --> 09:07.362 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, if you live, but you're sweating the divine juices, the water, the crystalline, the salt, the purified waters, the 09:08.383 --> 09:09.944 [SPEAKER_02]: There's nothing that's cleaner. 09:10.104 --> 09:13.325 [SPEAKER_02]: All these chemicals, those are the dirt. 09:13.385 --> 09:14.645 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what's dirty. 09:15.626 --> 09:27.050 [SPEAKER_02]: And so really, um, it's a matter of, realize that all things, everything's backward. 09:27.350 --> 09:30.531 [SPEAKER_02]: All things that we think are clean are actually dirty. 09:30.932 --> 09:34.593 [SPEAKER_02]: And all things that we think are dirty are clean. 09:35.337 --> 09:49.788 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, just go to India motherfuckers wait for their ass holes take that poop and they smear it right in the food They make shit in Yeah, yeah, and I mean they seem like you're doing all right, you know Well, how do you think those are your people? 09:49.848 --> 09:55.512 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean you learn from the best Well, it hasn't stopped him from getting driver's license and driving cabs and shit, you know what I mean? 09:55.832 --> 09:58.955 [SPEAKER_00]: So I mean, I think they're doing it So wait, what the fuck are you doing 09:59.896 --> 10:02.058 [SPEAKER_00]: Stop fucking dragging your goddamn kennel. 10:02.098 --> 10:03.479 [SPEAKER_00]: You little fucking minion. 10:04.200 --> 10:06.682 [SPEAKER_00]: See, they want to castrate my fucking dog over here. 10:06.802 --> 10:11.265 [SPEAKER_00]: Don't worry, I already told my wife, the kitten and the dog are never going back to the vet again. 10:11.285 --> 10:23.856 [SPEAKER_00]: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha 10:27.540 --> 10:42.353 [SPEAKER_00]: It's funny because it's funny because I grown up in like Texas and in like a country like town like all the country music, older country music, newer country music, go see these songs 10:43.274 --> 10:47.375 [SPEAKER_00]: and it's always about like a hard-working guy and it's just like afterwards, you know what I mean? 10:47.816 --> 10:54.018 [SPEAKER_00]: He's like, you know, goes and sees a girl and she just falls in on, she's like, oh my gosh, she's so hard-working and I love it. 10:54.478 --> 10:58.299 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, we're to be like, we jumped in the pond or the creek, you know what I mean? 10:58.359 --> 11:06.622 [SPEAKER_00]: And we just rent stuff and then they're like sitting there banging or doing fucking, you know, sex stuff with their fucking, you know, phalanjis or whatever, 11:09.943 --> 11:13.789 [SPEAKER_00]: And as funny as like you try to put that in real life now I'm not an idiot. 11:13.949 --> 11:14.910 [SPEAKER_00]: I know that that is 11:15.927 --> 11:16.487 [SPEAKER_00]: songs. 11:16.607 --> 11:22.889 [SPEAKER_00]: I know that books movies, like that's just us, you know, telling these stories, right? 11:23.409 --> 11:26.109 [SPEAKER_00]: But it's funny is I met so many girls growing up. 11:26.149 --> 11:37.152 [SPEAKER_00]: They were so about that kind of country, hardworking, rugged thing, and dude, as soon as I would come home, exes, like my family, everyone's like, oh my gosh, you smell, you should do it. 11:37.212 --> 11:39.573 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's like, they don't even want to have a conversation with me. 11:39.933 --> 11:41.393 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, I can't even get a glass of water. 11:41.713 --> 11:42.493 [SPEAKER_00]: Don't touch that, 11:46.114 --> 11:47.475 [SPEAKER_00]: Where did we come up with these songs? 11:47.555 --> 12:03.063 [SPEAKER_00]: It's this romanticized idea of the dirty man But here's the thing I Believe we say it's this romanticized idea of like you know that the hardworking the dirty the man But I think what happened is it's romanticized 12:04.340 --> 12:08.124 [SPEAKER_00]: I think we call it romanticized now, but I think it was just straight shooting. 12:08.584 --> 12:12.587 [SPEAKER_00]: I think the old songs and old stories were just telling you what happened. 12:13.068 --> 12:14.509 [SPEAKER_00]: It was like, that's a dirty fucking man. 12:14.529 --> 12:17.091 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, God damn, he didn't got him a bear. 12:17.512 --> 12:22.076 [SPEAKER_00]: That's a dirty fucking man and he didn't, you know, didn't kick the giants ass and he came home. 12:22.536 --> 12:25.479 [SPEAKER_02]: and he took what was his, his woman. 12:26.120 --> 12:26.880 [SPEAKER_02]: He took her. 12:42.175 --> 12:53.660 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you know, well, this reminds me of Nick Offerman's book about his life and he has, like, uh, the beginning of his life when he was a teenager. 12:53.720 --> 13:00.743 [SPEAKER_02]: He said he'd, you'd go to church just to get with this one, blonde chick and or this one chick. 13:00.783 --> 13:02.924 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess I just thought she was blonde in my head. 13:02.944 --> 13:03.565 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if you know. 13:04.945 --> 13:13.510 [SPEAKER_02]: But she, they would meet in the woods because they lived like a mile apart so they hike a mile into the woods. 13:13.770 --> 13:14.271 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 13:14.471 --> 13:26.378 [SPEAKER_02]: And he was describing like, in the book, there's nothing like the sweet perfume of sweaty 69 and kind of linguists. 13:27.058 --> 13:46.052 [SPEAKER_02]: in the leaves and the dirt on the forest more just two teenagers with nothing but pure whatever like hormonal drive and and it's kind of like that animalistic part of us but we are animals right there is like there's no denying 13:47.911 --> 13:54.219 [SPEAKER_02]: And maybe we are like, this goes into the idea, like, maybe we're a part animal and part alien. 13:54.379 --> 14:03.370 [SPEAKER_02]: And there's this, there's been this theory that humans are like some sort of a hybrid, like being like part animal, part alien. 14:04.391 --> 14:04.611 [SPEAKER_02]: And... 14:05.612 --> 14:18.625 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if it's true or not, it's just an idea, but if you really think about it, half of us wants to be this dirty, grimy, stinky animal with animalistic urges of like these 14:29.055 --> 14:50.854 [SPEAKER_02]: But then yeah, there's the pooch, but then the other part of us is like these higher levels of we want to be clean and and they say it's like to be clean is to be divine and and you know and to let go of these earthly so there's like these two battling parts of us. 14:51.982 --> 14:58.567 [SPEAKER_02]: But at the core, they're both part of us, and so we can't be like, well, we're not animals, because we are. 14:59.507 --> 15:05.492 [SPEAKER_02]: And maybe the beauty of being a human, the poetic nature is, you get both. 15:06.272 --> 15:14.038 [SPEAKER_02]: So when you're being a dirty, filthy animal in the woods, right, rolling around the leaves, 15:15.816 --> 15:17.878 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe there's something divine about that. 15:17.898 --> 15:21.421 [SPEAKER_02]: There's something actually clean about that. 15:21.801 --> 15:24.924 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you think about it, it is. 15:28.247 --> 15:30.309 [SPEAKER_00]: That's an interesting, I like that. 15:30.609 --> 15:32.110 [SPEAKER_00]: I think it's an interesting take. 15:33.472 --> 15:39.377 [SPEAKER_00]: Because there's a spiritual, there's a physical, there's a chemical, like there's all sorts of ways to like. 15:40.987 --> 15:45.173 [SPEAKER_00]: kind of attribute where this whole hygienic idea comes from. 15:45.814 --> 15:49.800 [SPEAKER_00]: You hear, you know, books in, I've heard it in podcasts. 15:50.200 --> 15:50.961 [SPEAKER_00]: They say, you know, 15:52.212 --> 15:59.898 [SPEAKER_00]: many, many, many moons ago, if you cut your thumb, you know, that could have killed you, you know, if you're living in the Amazon jungle. 16:01.139 --> 16:03.922 [SPEAKER_00]: And so I hear shit like that all the time, they're like, oh, staff infection. 16:04.642 --> 16:07.965 [SPEAKER_00]: There are no people who get staff infection and they just don't even fucking worry about it. 16:08.946 --> 16:16.632 [SPEAKER_00]: And I literally had doctors say, like, well, see, that's because we live in a clean society, near in America. 16:16.652 --> 16:17.393 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's like, 16:18.217 --> 16:20.199 [SPEAKER_00]: I used to kind of be like, oh, yeah, that makes sense. 16:20.279 --> 16:22.040 [SPEAKER_00]: But no, I actually disagree with that. 16:22.420 --> 16:34.830 [SPEAKER_00]: Because I believe in the Amazon, in the indigenous fucking curry fields of fucking India, I believe motherfuckers were dirty and cut their thumb and got staff infection. 16:34.890 --> 16:35.691 [SPEAKER_00]: And you know what I think? 16:36.191 --> 16:41.776 [SPEAKER_00]: I think that, yes, originally at the start, some people died, but they persevered. 16:42.216 --> 16:56.582 [SPEAKER_00]: there's resilience because there's no way the rest of mankind in the newest society in generation in country of America would have come about like all this conversation if people weren't resilient, right? 16:57.382 --> 17:01.327 [SPEAKER_00]: So everyone's like, oh well the Europeans came over and they colonized and they killed everyone off. 17:01.787 --> 17:03.369 [SPEAKER_00]: Well yeah, but see, that's the idea. 17:03.870 --> 17:05.752 [SPEAKER_00]: They brought it in originally. 17:06.393 --> 17:07.934 [SPEAKER_00]: Some of those people died, right? 17:08.035 --> 17:10.437 [SPEAKER_00]: Because it was a shock like brand new. 17:10.818 --> 17:12.500 [SPEAKER_00]: But it wasn't about not being clean. 17:12.900 --> 17:14.943 [SPEAKER_00]: It was about they brought toxicity. 17:15.683 --> 17:19.484 [SPEAKER_00]: And it was like, it was basically like you just put everyone in the oven. 17:19.804 --> 17:21.605 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, that's not like a due joke or anything. 17:21.665 --> 17:27.746 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just like, they just put everyone in the oven and then it made it very hard for them to become resilient. 17:27.786 --> 17:28.266 [SPEAKER_00]: But guess what? 17:28.286 --> 17:29.647 [SPEAKER_00]: The Paul, all these are still around. 17:30.127 --> 17:30.687 [SPEAKER_00]: You know what I mean? 17:30.967 --> 17:32.307 [SPEAKER_00]: My fucking people are still around. 17:32.607 --> 17:34.068 [SPEAKER_00]: The Hungarians are still around. 17:34.388 --> 17:36.028 [SPEAKER_00]: The Bask people are still around. 17:36.348 --> 17:38.149 [SPEAKER_00]: Funnitions are still around Persians. 17:38.649 --> 17:39.829 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, I don't believe that. 17:39.889 --> 17:41.870 [SPEAKER_00]: I think this whole hygiene thing is also 17:42.790 --> 17:44.212 [SPEAKER_00]: on another crazy thing. 17:44.252 --> 17:45.453 [SPEAKER_00]: I think it's a money game. 17:45.553 --> 17:49.497 [SPEAKER_00]: I think it's a political thing in bureaucracy. 17:49.537 --> 17:51.078 [SPEAKER_00]: I think it's greed and power. 17:51.739 --> 17:57.064 [SPEAKER_00]: But all that being said, in the sense of like, what is the man play a part in that? 17:57.825 --> 18:07.392 [SPEAKER_00]: I think men play a great part in that because men aren't the ones that need to be like cleaning shit Like I'm not saying don't clean the dishes and it's only a woman job. 18:07.452 --> 18:08.313 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not saying that. 18:08.753 --> 18:12.836 [SPEAKER_00]: I respect women and I love them But the man's job, right? 18:13.397 --> 18:15.058 [SPEAKER_00]: He's the one he's the perveyor. 18:15.358 --> 18:16.059 [SPEAKER_00]: You know what I mean? 18:16.459 --> 18:19.121 [SPEAKER_00]: He's the fucking provider Ish. 18:19.521 --> 18:22.464 [SPEAKER_00]: It doesn't mean she can't make more money and you know 18:23.064 --> 18:38.334 [SPEAKER_00]: but like that we have these these kind of spiritual and physical and societal roles and they yeah they adapt and change, but like he's he needs to be dirty because the more he's dirty and willing to get rough and tumble like he has a willingness 18:38.914 --> 18:53.379 [SPEAKER_00]: It'll will power and then that's when fair moans and it's like it almost like it Peaks something spiritual, mental, emotional and physical and biological It's like how else is a woman supposed to know if that's a good motherfucker if he smells like lavender You know what I mean? 18:54.860 --> 19:05.683 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think any of that makes sense, but like well, it's what you know Gandalf carried a staff all the time and I don't think that mother fucker ever got a staff infection You know what I mean? 19:05.703 --> 19:06.804 [SPEAKER_00]: It's just a shower either 19:09.085 --> 19:28.682 [SPEAKER_02]: And the Hungarians brought my Hungarian mama, she would take fried chicken and put it in a pot under her covers in her bed for hours to keep it warm and all of them, all of them dead skin cells and the mattresses and all that, that's just flavoring. 19:29.103 --> 19:34.787 [SPEAKER_02]: She's got to be as a larke, you know, happy as a larke healthy as a clam, but, um, 19:35.628 --> 19:47.520 [SPEAKER_02]: side note the Hungarians still kicking uh they just they just sort of dethroned their their tyrant really yeah they um 19:48.594 --> 20:06.349 [SPEAKER_02]: they had like kind of a revolution with the they're voting and they got like their quote unquote dictator out of office so two congratulations i saw i saw it in instagram and it's like these young kids and they're all crying celebrating they're like we did it you know and that is what happens when 20:07.230 --> 20:08.211 [SPEAKER_02]: the younger generation. 20:09.171 --> 20:12.594 [SPEAKER_02]: Actually votes. 20:13.014 --> 20:26.223 [SPEAKER_00]: So we both of my sister-in-law came to help my wife with her job and they're both in the medical field, but her actual sister, right? 20:26.803 --> 20:27.584 [SPEAKER_00]: She's a little 20:31.794 --> 20:38.879 [SPEAKER_00]: She's a little hippie, a little ravey, a little dikesh and lesbianish and a little like a location. 20:39.099 --> 20:39.820 [SPEAKER_00]: She's wonderful. 20:40.400 --> 20:47.085 [SPEAKER_00]: She's great, but her name is Monkey and it's funny is like she's like tell me and we get along great. 20:47.105 --> 20:48.847 [SPEAKER_00]: We have a great relationship and it's funny. 20:48.887 --> 20:48.967 [SPEAKER_00]: It's 20:50.150 --> 20:57.373 [SPEAKER_00]: She said something, and I was like, yeah, she was like, well, everyone's a little gay, Tim, and I was just like, I'm not a, I'm not a fag. 20:57.473 --> 21:00.234 [SPEAKER_00]: And she was just like, you can't say shit like that. 21:01.034 --> 21:02.895 [SPEAKER_00]: And I was like, you're a tyrant. 21:03.315 --> 21:07.897 [SPEAKER_00]: And so I was just immediately, I was just like, you can't tell me what to do, you know? 21:08.577 --> 21:11.278 [SPEAKER_00]: And she's like, she's in the medical field. 21:11.338 --> 21:15.980 [SPEAKER_00]: She's RN, and she works OBGYN, and works with like the, 21:16.700 --> 21:32.157 [SPEAKER_02]: the prenatal fucking what i don't know what's called like the starter cable or whatever the fuck they do in the fucking delivery room and they just work on the the starters and and babies like the starter motors it's just make sure that's turning over 21:32.517 --> 21:39.062 [SPEAKER_00]: It's early early childhood development RNs just like you know like doing shit with umbilical cords Come on over here. 21:39.102 --> 21:45.066 [SPEAKER_00]: We got this starter cable or you like to call the umbilical cord Did you practice your umbilical knots? 21:45.427 --> 21:45.807 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 21:45.827 --> 21:51.331 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's see a double half hitch with that umbilical cord Kid or it can you do a taught line hitch now? 21:51.891 --> 21:53.873 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like it's slippery one, but you can do it 21:54.393 --> 21:57.582 [SPEAKER_00]: How do you expect a goddamn fee that baby and give birth to that baby? 21:57.602 --> 22:01.111 [SPEAKER_00]: You can't do a proper umbilical bowline, not you dirt. 22:04.165 --> 22:27.361 [SPEAKER_02]: the bowl and remember the rabbit comes out of the hole around the tree back in the there you go there up you pulled it too hard just snap it you've snap your baby is no longer plugged in so he's gonna die but I'm a maybe next time you'll fucking practice the not at home you need some power stuff you follow me to the pull start started motor engines we have all of our 22:33.142 --> 22:33.882 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 22:34.382 --> 22:38.823 [SPEAKER_02]: So, I mean, I don't know if it's just a bunch of nurses in the hospital, just with weed whackers. 22:38.843 --> 22:44.645 [SPEAKER_00]: It's like one insane German guy. 22:44.965 --> 22:45.645 [SPEAKER_02]: That's good. 22:45.945 --> 22:46.645 [SPEAKER_02]: That's good, buddy. 22:46.705 --> 22:48.126 [SPEAKER_00]: It's very, very good. 22:48.666 --> 22:53.187 [SPEAKER_02]: Jerry, sign for this a very bad man. 22:53.267 --> 22:58.488 [SPEAKER_02]: Then one like old to two grandma Hungarian lady comes in and she's like, 23:00.128 --> 23:01.189 [SPEAKER_00]: What are you doing? 23:01.389 --> 23:02.769 [SPEAKER_00]: There's weed rockers in there. 23:03.270 --> 23:11.534 [SPEAKER_02]: Just take the baby and dip it in some dirt and then good good to go Just bite it bite the impiller. 23:12.094 --> 23:15.656 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, but but miss that's not sanitary. 23:16.317 --> 23:16.637 [SPEAKER_02]: No 23:18.165 --> 23:19.226 [SPEAKER_00]: Bite it, spit on it. 23:21.489 --> 23:22.691 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, okay, listen to this. 23:22.831 --> 23:35.846 [SPEAKER_00]: I was listening to Michaela Peterson talk to this lady that is like into, it's like, menstruation and like birth control, all this data centered around like women and cycling and fair moans. 23:36.527 --> 23:38.909 [SPEAKER_00]: And interesting enough, we're talking about like the man, right? 23:38.949 --> 23:49.016 [SPEAKER_00]: The dirty guy, you know what I got on my mind, and I got fucking, you know, clay on my fucking fingernails, you know, like she liked that, but she happened to say that. 23:50.156 --> 23:59.803 [SPEAKER_00]: One, I just want all women to know that even though we're talking about men, if you choose to take birth control and contraceptives and fucking, you know, whatever, you know, 24:03.808 --> 24:22.305 [SPEAKER_00]: That's your choice, yes, and you're more than welcome to take them, but she went very deep in specific explaining how it messes up the way they're smell and they're fucking like everything and how they interpret and what they find more attractive as 24:23.800 --> 24:29.343 [SPEAKER_00]: suitable mates for not just now but for like a future family. 24:29.904 --> 24:43.792 [SPEAKER_00]: And she said that like what they found if they were on a lot of the birth controls and different things like that products that they would find this thing the soy boy they would find them acceptable. 24:44.232 --> 24:49.755 [SPEAKER_00]: She goes but when they were off of it and they were normally ovulating and they said and she said if they 24:51.985 --> 24:54.087 [SPEAKER_00]: that they were even more in tune. 24:54.127 --> 24:56.149 [SPEAKER_00]: And I thought, but they already got a bun in the oven. 24:56.169 --> 24:56.769 [SPEAKER_00]: What is it matter? 24:57.230 --> 25:02.034 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's just like, they could know if somebody was a threat or not. 25:02.114 --> 25:04.416 [SPEAKER_00]: But once you add in these chemicals, right? 25:05.378 --> 25:27.039 [SPEAKER_00]: then it kind of disrupts the natural biological like the the hormones and the fair mones and the fucking you know fucking snow cones all the things that you're trying to fucking that these women have naturally to know if this man is good threat suitable may not suitable 25:28.139 --> 25:47.874 [SPEAKER_00]: and I bring that up because think about this is okay well let's say the women are doing their part and they're they are getting good reads and data censorship on men well she's doing her part right but and they're not medicated so much but if I'm over here just 25:48.595 --> 25:56.283 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, came and milling up, rubbing lotion all over my fucking tank, my nose, like, then I'm not giving up, like, you know what I mean? 25:56.623 --> 26:00.927 [SPEAKER_00]: If I'm putting the wrong things, like, yeah, you need to be dirty, you know what I mean? 26:01.328 --> 26:09.155 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not saying just go, you know, get a mud pie and throw it in your buddy's face, like the three stitches, but, I mean, but do that. 26:09.496 --> 26:10.457 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's what we're saying. 26:11.178 --> 26:24.599 [SPEAKER_00]: Ah, you know, but then in that interesting it's like not only is it that the medicine in the chemicals like in your clean free and clear are going to disrupt like what we're trying it's not even made for the right reason. 26:25.582 --> 26:38.670 [SPEAKER_00]: like the chemical in the laundry shit was just to make look cool and the chemicals in the the birth controls it says so that you can be but it's not even it's like what so you can just be sexually active and not have responsibility. 26:39.030 --> 26:45.975 [SPEAKER_00]: The idea is like to maybe sometimes I believe we should think about the decisions we make of intimacy 26:46.775 --> 26:51.917 [SPEAKER_02]: right and and so you could you could track your cycle, you know, you could track this. 26:51.957 --> 26:53.017 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, absolutely. 26:53.478 --> 26:59.620 [SPEAKER_02]: You can only have a baby like three days out of the month, so which is 27 days to fuck. 27:00.080 --> 27:04.742 [SPEAKER_02]: You can have on your period, too, just where, you know, if you really love someone, that shouldn't matter. 27:05.828 --> 27:06.088 [SPEAKER_00]: Right. 27:06.368 --> 27:06.668 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 27:06.688 --> 27:28.393 [SPEAKER_00]: I just think it's interesting because like we really should be dirty like you know me I don't wear the other and I have more in the other and like 15 fucking years and it's so funny Is even pate and I think you and even Ryland people be like goddamn Jim You're smelling like and what's so crazy is I would always tell people I was like you think I smell bad You have a negative view on it 27:28.973 --> 27:32.135 [SPEAKER_00]: because you're not used to how we're supposed to smell. 27:32.536 --> 27:33.496 [SPEAKER_00]: You're not used to that. 27:33.617 --> 27:35.478 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm dirty naturally. 27:35.838 --> 27:52.911 [SPEAKER_00]: And I was like, another thing is, if I'm eating like shit, if I'm eating all spam musubies from the fucking ABC store, which aren't that good versus a homemade one or from fucking number one barbecue or some shit like that, then yeah, and if I'm just drinking liquor and beer, every day after work, I'm going to smell worse. 27:53.011 --> 27:53.952 [SPEAKER_00]: I will smell worse. 27:54.472 --> 28:10.803 [SPEAKER_00]: But it's so funny how so quickly or at not quickly, but at one point next thing you know everyone was used to it and maybe they still hated it and they just were like, well, he's a decent guy and I'm not gonna say anything, but like I I just I just knew I believe just let me work 28:11.684 --> 28:15.045 [SPEAKER_00]: And let me fucking not wear the other ender to be fine. 28:15.565 --> 28:23.086 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's so crazy because I don't think it's that bad of a smell, you know, but that's my, that's what I'm putting out. 28:23.146 --> 28:29.588 [SPEAKER_00]: That being said is like, I don't walk and get shocked when I'm around somebody like, oh, damn, they're not wearing the other. 28:29.608 --> 28:31.388 [SPEAKER_00]: And I'm like, fuck, yeah, dude. 28:31.588 --> 28:32.488 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, I've told the story. 28:32.688 --> 28:36.129 [SPEAKER_00]: I smell this hippie girls armpit hair because she had long armpit hair. 28:36.489 --> 28:37.349 [SPEAKER_00]: I was like, let me get that. 28:37.389 --> 28:39.690 [SPEAKER_00]: I was all drunk, I was like, let me get a whiff at that Mary. 28:40.470 --> 28:43.792 [SPEAKER_00]: Hmm, let me get it with it and she was like you are crazy. 28:43.832 --> 28:44.933 [SPEAKER_00]: She was all about it. 28:45.253 --> 28:58.120 [SPEAKER_00]: She's like she was asking friends in around town She goes I think rumble and around in the sheets of tin would be oh my gosh I'm just and she had it all just because I was willing to smell her up in here because no other guy was I was like I want to be dirty. 28:58.420 --> 28:59.401 [SPEAKER_00]: You can be dirty bitch 29:01.922 --> 29:28.470 [SPEAKER_02]: Hell yeah, well, I think with like all the chemicals and like the birth control stuff Well, another side knows that that's also been theorized to cause why so many women these days are bisexual because the hormone disruption, you know, you're attracted to more feminine men and now you're attracted to women and you lose that signal the fair modes 29:29.970 --> 29:32.971 [SPEAKER_02]: And I think there's something to be said about. 29:32.991 --> 29:45.614 [SPEAKER_02]: There's this invisible communication happening when you're dirty with fair modes between humans and I also, I only have a natural deodorant and most days I don't wear it. 29:45.634 --> 29:49.515 [SPEAKER_02]: And I think you're right, like if you eat healthy, you don't smell bad. 29:50.720 --> 29:55.781 [SPEAKER_02]: But maybe you smell bad to the people who you don't really need to be around anyways. 29:55.822 --> 29:58.002 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like a natural deterrent, you know? 29:58.042 --> 30:00.363 [SPEAKER_02]: It's kind of like warding off the vampires. 30:00.803 --> 30:08.925 [SPEAKER_02]: Pre-t-it, that fucking like, you know, the stench of men, the stench of men or something. 30:09.325 --> 30:14.107 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, well, maybe, you know, you're not supposed to be around men in this particular scenario. 30:14.907 --> 30:16.688 [SPEAKER_02]: But the... 30:18.368 --> 30:19.288 [SPEAKER_02]: That shit's real. 30:19.409 --> 30:21.930 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm thinking, but you got my mind jogging. 30:21.950 --> 30:27.312 [SPEAKER_02]: I got a whole lot of ideas, but I remember one time I was eating real healthy. 30:27.552 --> 30:28.873 [SPEAKER_02]: I was taking all my supplements. 30:28.933 --> 30:30.393 [SPEAKER_02]: I wasn't wearing any deodorant. 30:30.553 --> 30:31.654 [SPEAKER_02]: I never wear cologne. 30:31.714 --> 30:32.974 [SPEAKER_02]: I used to wear cologne. 30:34.815 --> 30:36.296 [SPEAKER_02]: But I think that shit's so bad. 30:37.116 --> 30:38.777 [SPEAKER_02]: And fragrance is in all that shit. 30:38.797 --> 30:39.578 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it's so bad. 30:40.018 --> 30:42.479 [SPEAKER_02]: So I was just, just my natural body odor. 30:42.499 --> 30:45.361 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was at, I was at Kavabar and I was talking to this chick. 30:46.001 --> 30:48.442 [SPEAKER_02]: And this girl comes up to me and she, like, I don't know where. 30:48.502 --> 30:51.524 [SPEAKER_02]: She's like, you smell so good. 30:51.644 --> 30:54.305 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm like, I'm like, what do you mean? 30:54.325 --> 30:57.387 [SPEAKER_02]: She's like, whatever you're wearing, smells amazing. 30:57.827 --> 31:00.789 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm like, I'm not wearing anything. 31:01.809 --> 31:02.229 [SPEAKER_02]: Nothing. 31:03.465 --> 31:16.639 [SPEAKER_02]: And then yeah, so it's this clearly like she wants to fuck, but it's this clearly like my body is creating something that this particular woman is like loving. 31:18.161 --> 31:24.208 [SPEAKER_02]: So so what the so and if you look into studies, I mean attraction might even be. 31:25.945 --> 31:37.552 [SPEAKER_02]: so much more about smell than any words that you say, any amount of muscle that you have how you look, it like smell can be the biggest indicator. 31:38.233 --> 31:39.653 [SPEAKER_02]: The thing is though, right? 31:40.794 --> 31:41.915 [SPEAKER_02]: A lot of people wear collone. 31:41.955 --> 31:45.157 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you know that they put in a lot of collones, they put fair amounts? 31:46.369 --> 31:56.751 [SPEAKER_02]: They'll derive pheromones, a lot of these expensive cologne, they'll derive pheromones from like wolf, like wolves and like different animals, and they'll put it in there. 31:57.591 --> 32:04.533 [SPEAKER_02]: And so there's certain cologne that if you spray, women will automatically like it. 32:05.273 --> 32:14.155 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, but the problem of there is it can be this blanket of cologne, a blanket of pheromones that makes any women like it. 32:15.345 --> 32:25.475 [SPEAKER_02]: But studies are showing that your body, when you produce your own fhermones, they're specific to you and they communicate a specific signal. 32:26.336 --> 32:33.162 [SPEAKER_02]: And women who will be more compatible with you genetically, so your kids won't be retarded. 32:33.763 --> 32:45.630 [SPEAKER_02]: Genetically, so that you'll have a better relationship, they will find your fair bones more attractive than others, and so you will naturally not attract the wrong women. 32:46.410 --> 32:57.697 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the women that aren't meant for you, that number one you won't have good, your off-spring won't be genetically superior, but number two, maybe your relationship just won't be good. 32:58.377 --> 33:03.501 [SPEAKER_02]: they won't be attracted to your fair modes and that's the problem with these all these clones and things. 33:03.561 --> 33:06.444 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, those are not your fair modes. 33:06.864 --> 33:10.487 [SPEAKER_02]: So this is not you're you're you're messing with the natural 33:12.056 --> 33:25.466 [SPEAKER_02]: like invisible communication that is the smell, you know, between you and other men too, like maybe it's communicating something to other men about like, can you be trusted? 33:25.506 --> 33:26.767 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you a hard worker? 33:27.148 --> 33:28.108 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, are you? 33:28.569 --> 33:31.531 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you a good man in your relationship, right? 33:32.812 --> 33:39.097 [SPEAKER_02]: So when you would be at the zip lines and not shower, first thing I thought I was I loved it. 33:40.858 --> 34:08.315 [SPEAKER_02]: he knows what he's doing and if anyone's offended by him not showering I mean I know you'd go four or five days without showering sometimes and no deodorant and you would build like I never smelled you that bad in the past two or three years but when we worked at the zip lines together you would smell indian dude I don't even know how I was to say it I'm like this guy smells the most indian mother fucker ever 34:09.095 --> 34:22.647 [SPEAKER_02]: and but it's not I never thought it was bad like to the point where oh I need to walk away I'm gonna throw up a type of shit, but that's also probably because number one I'm not a pussy and number two Amen. 34:22.687 --> 34:28.832 [SPEAKER_02]: I know those are natural those are those are just natural um smells 34:29.972 --> 34:37.054 [SPEAKER_02]: But I think there's so much going on behind the scenes in terms of these fair bones that we don't even know about yet. 34:38.015 --> 34:44.897 [SPEAKER_02]: But I've done this in the past where I've tried so you can buy off Amazon right now. 34:45.817 --> 34:48.119 [SPEAKER_02]: There's a lot of cologne's have pheromones in them. 34:48.319 --> 34:50.280 [SPEAKER_02]: Like this is just something that's an ingredient. 34:50.581 --> 34:56.805 [SPEAKER_02]: And it like, if it's expensive, and they put pheromones in, you can actually like pick up chicks easier. 34:56.905 --> 34:58.586 [SPEAKER_02]: Because they like the smell, you know? 34:59.107 --> 35:07.093 [SPEAKER_02]: But there is on Amazon, there's a pheromone, like a branded cologne that's like, that tells you there's pheromones at it. 35:07.513 --> 35:08.694 [SPEAKER_02]: And I've bought that before. 35:09.474 --> 35:13.157 [SPEAKER_02]: And I've tried to wear that in social situations. 35:15.879 --> 35:27.537 [SPEAKER_02]: Everyone starts looking at you even at all the chicks you're not interested in like they start coming up And they all of a sudden have this confidence like they want to fuck they want to and like it's 35:28.963 --> 35:48.651 [SPEAKER_02]: for in an odd way I was like this is kind of satanic so I threw it away I stopped using it I thought it was it smelled good but people would just come up and be like can I have your number and I'm like I don't think you're attractive in my head I'm like I don't think you're attractive at all like I wear this coming from it's just like so I 35:50.610 --> 35:54.592 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, there's a dark side to that because you could use that power. 35:54.752 --> 35:57.393 [SPEAKER_02]: I think the like the fair amount thing, that's a hack. 35:57.453 --> 36:07.758 [SPEAKER_02]: People don't even know about, but you can use that spray fair amount all over your body, walk out the door, and you can get pussy every day all day long, but is it the right woman? 36:07.858 --> 36:14.041 [SPEAKER_02]: Is it the right pussy for you, the right woman, the right relationship that you're going to have a good family with? 36:14.081 --> 36:17.883 [SPEAKER_02]: You're going to have healthy kids, good genetics, a good connection. 36:18.663 --> 36:28.632 [SPEAKER_02]: or maybe God is producing your own natural pheromones, and that's going to make the perfect woman for you. 36:30.214 --> 36:34.738 [SPEAKER_02]: She will find you attractive and no one else will, and that will make it so much easier for you. 36:36.254 --> 36:37.875 [SPEAKER_02]: It may be vice versa for women too. 36:37.895 --> 36:41.877 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, dude, I can't stand it when women wear perfume. 36:42.237 --> 36:42.638 [SPEAKER_02]: I hate it. 36:43.218 --> 36:46.039 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, I'd rather like, like, sniff at a chick's armpit hair. 36:46.119 --> 36:46.780 [SPEAKER_02]: Like you're saying. 36:47.640 --> 37:02.729 [SPEAKER_02]: Because perfume, and also tons and tons of makeup, but mostly, the makeup is not as bad in my opinion as perfume, as perfume, especially the perfume these days, women perfume has fair mones in it. 37:03.229 --> 37:04.530 [SPEAKER_02]: The perfume, it's a mask. 37:05.633 --> 37:13.636 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a mask, it's a lie, it's manipulation, and it's sending incorrect information. 37:14.457 --> 37:28.603 [SPEAKER_02]: And so then we can't communicate properly, but like, dude, what if the best couples there if you would just be like having the two couples not shower for three days and then sit in them in a small room, not talking and just smelling each other. 37:30.680 --> 37:44.022 [SPEAKER_02]: What if that's how you realize, what if that's how you realize number one you're not supposed to be together Because you like you start sniffing and you're like fuck you like that smells so bad or you find out like you really like each other But like 37:45.273 --> 37:48.054 [SPEAKER_02]: fuck, but you know if you actually don't like the Ferrymo. 37:48.135 --> 37:48.975 [SPEAKER_02]: We need to make this. 37:49.255 --> 37:50.116 [SPEAKER_02]: We got to do this. 37:50.136 --> 37:51.056 [SPEAKER_00]: We got to do this dude. 37:51.236 --> 37:52.197 [SPEAKER_00]: Ferrymo. 37:52.277 --> 37:54.218 [SPEAKER_00]: The first time that I copyrighted. 37:54.278 --> 37:55.218 [SPEAKER_02]: This was my idea. 37:55.238 --> 38:03.743 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, when I come to visit value for the first time, and then when you come to Texas and visit, we need to just go rent a space for a day. 38:03.963 --> 38:05.744 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, to me, or go to a farmer's market. 38:06.204 --> 38:13.030 [SPEAKER_00]: do a farmer's market and just set up a canopy tent and then just have like two chairs, you know, well, two others for us, two. 38:13.070 --> 38:15.813 [SPEAKER_00]: So four all together, just to make sure the math's right. 38:15.833 --> 38:20.717 [SPEAKER_00]: They're arithmetic and just say like, okay, we're gonna be here next week. 38:21.218 --> 38:24.561 [SPEAKER_00]: Your fucking prescription is to not shower. 38:24.941 --> 38:26.443 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, we could save lives. 38:27.103 --> 38:28.104 [SPEAKER_00]: We could save lives. 38:28.124 --> 38:28.985 [SPEAKER_00]: We could save lives. 38:29.185 --> 38:39.060 [SPEAKER_02]: and like right when they get there the next week we have them do like a bunch of jumping jacks and push-ups so they start sweating and then we just close them in the tent and if we sit for like 10 minutes 38:40.670 --> 38:42.570 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, what kind of wild shit? 38:42.610 --> 38:43.911 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, you know, if they really do that. 38:43.931 --> 38:45.611 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, people just start fucking in the tent. 38:45.711 --> 38:48.392 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, like they loved each other and they're just going at it. 38:48.652 --> 38:51.432 [SPEAKER_00]: But if they've found out after the smell, they hated each other. 38:51.813 --> 38:54.213 [SPEAKER_00]: He's just like, I never loved your mom. 38:54.573 --> 38:56.814 [SPEAKER_00]: And your sister tried to suck my cock. 38:57.194 --> 39:00.194 [SPEAKER_00]: And your puppy fucking ate my goddamn boots. 39:00.274 --> 39:02.115 [SPEAKER_00]: You're like, oh man. 39:02.135 --> 39:05.236 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, all you gotta say is like, the smell's not doing it before you, okay? 39:05.836 --> 39:06.996 [SPEAKER_00]: No, it's, it's like, 39:07.796 --> 39:09.797 [SPEAKER_02]: Why are we guys attracted in the first place? 39:09.817 --> 39:20.379 [SPEAKER_02]: He said, well, I bought this $200 kilo and I sprayed it on and she loved it and that's how it all started and it's like to him. 39:20.759 --> 39:24.200 [SPEAKER_02]: Man, so you built this relationship on a $200 lie. 39:24.660 --> 39:28.881 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, on some fucking, some fucking K9 fair moans. 39:29.301 --> 39:31.902 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, you've got me really thinking right now. 39:32.782 --> 39:32.962 [SPEAKER_00]: So, 39:34.825 --> 39:41.366 [SPEAKER_00]: I think generally speaking, people would say that human beings are unique, individually, we're all different. 39:42.547 --> 39:46.809 [SPEAKER_00]: But we also believe as a society that we are a lot of times similar. 39:46.869 --> 39:53.732 [SPEAKER_00]: Like, you know, you can look in an actor and be like, that actor looks like that or like, I met this guy and he's a type A. 39:53.792 --> 39:55.213 [SPEAKER_00]: And I met another guy's type A. 39:55.253 --> 39:56.814 [SPEAKER_00]: And it's funny how they look alike. 39:56.894 --> 40:02.776 [SPEAKER_00]: And, you know, so there's similarities and like, doesn't this guy look like that guy and act like this guy? 40:02.836 --> 40:04.817 [SPEAKER_00]: So we are very similar. 40:05.217 --> 40:08.159 [SPEAKER_00]: But one thing that's different is I think it's our thumb prints. 40:08.979 --> 40:16.546 [SPEAKER_00]: like our specific DNA from our parents and our, you know, the past generations. 40:18.248 --> 40:26.996 [SPEAKER_00]: But you got me thinking maybe the real individual difference that's unique is our exact 40:33.627 --> 40:45.152 [SPEAKER_00]: make sure, you know, Arnold Palmer, like our specific body, what it wants and what it's putting out there to get back. 40:45.673 --> 40:58.578 [SPEAKER_00]: And if that's the case, then it makes so much more sense of why, as you mentioned, we're ending up with, you know, relations like, yeah, they were together for 50 years with their fucking Haiti each other, you know what I mean? 41:00.599 --> 41:01.640 [SPEAKER_00]: And I don't know maybe 41:03.040 --> 41:24.773 [SPEAKER_00]: Have you, you know how kings and queens and like they used to like set up arranged marriages, you know, for like You know, getting more political position and power from different war and countries like I do think that's kind of very antiquated and it's a little fucked up, but what if like the king was like Yeah, we need to fucking take over that place. 41:25.213 --> 41:26.494 [SPEAKER_00]: So I'm gonna send my son 41:27.394 --> 41:29.416 [SPEAKER_00]: And he's going to be arranged marriage with their daughter. 41:29.836 --> 41:34.220 [SPEAKER_00]: But dude, what if we were doing that based on fairmoans? 41:34.380 --> 41:34.961 [SPEAKER_00]: You know what I mean? 41:35.301 --> 41:36.922 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I was like, hey, go smell her. 41:37.082 --> 41:38.744 [SPEAKER_00]: And he's like, yeah, dad, it's not. 41:38.844 --> 41:42.227 [SPEAKER_00]: I mean, I know we need to take this place over, but it's not happening. 41:42.587 --> 41:49.213 [SPEAKER_00]: It's like if we start thinking about that individual, fucking uniqueness, and we really could. 41:49.233 --> 41:55.098 [SPEAKER_00]: I made the joke earlier and say, if I was, but I think we would be happier in general, like across the board. 41:56.026 --> 42:14.500 [SPEAKER_00]: Cross the fucking board and then and then it should make uh we should make fragrances illegal Yeah, what what about this the idea of everyone just smells so bad Have you heard America? 42:14.540 --> 42:24.528 [SPEAKER_00]: It smells like a stanky armpit everybody smells like burnt fucking portobello mushrooms You're like god damn fucking these fungus fucking burnt mobile fuckers 42:26.705 --> 42:27.705 [SPEAKER_02]: I can't stand it, no damn, you know? 42:27.725 --> 42:39.310 [SPEAKER_00]: Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth, Perth 42:40.228 --> 42:45.390 [SPEAKER_00]: We just need men and women to stop fucking chemical and up, fair moon and up. 42:46.010 --> 43:05.539 [SPEAKER_00]: And it means that women should accept the fact that men need to be dirty, because I think that maybe whatever type of dirty niss you're into, like if you're a working out in the cap, I sure if you're working on vehicles and equipment, like whatever dirty, like whatever, oh, this is nuts. 43:06.019 --> 43:31.239 [SPEAKER_00]: whatever passion and whatever interests and hobbies and creative outlet you choose as a man that then like fucking opens up and expresses the specific pheromones right like in a weird way it's like so if you're into doing like patent stuff and like doing these huge canvases but everyone's like you got to go to college and you need to learn to be an accountant 43:31.399 --> 43:43.007 [SPEAKER_00]: And then it's like, the fairones you release because you're not involved in the activities of what your creative expression and passions are are not going to come out the right way. 43:43.127 --> 43:50.993 [SPEAKER_00]: And so you don't attract friends, associates, camaraderie, Vulcan Soviet friends, like you don't it, that's 43:51.753 --> 43:58.758 [SPEAKER_00]: Dude, what if our fair moons are also based on like of the way we're expressing ourselves in the physical world, you know? 43:59.238 --> 44:02.080 [SPEAKER_00]: Like you, you're not doing what you're supposed to be doing, right? 44:02.480 --> 44:04.702 [SPEAKER_00]: Like me, I like to do all sorts of things. 44:05.242 --> 44:17.811 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I want to do read and art stuff and different hobbies and work on equipment, but then, you know, go maybe, you know, cook some food, it's like, I want to do all those things, but if you just put me in an accountant office, 44:18.611 --> 44:23.313 [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe I'm just not gonna I'm not maybe I'm not gonna throw off any fairmoans or maybe the fairmoans. 44:23.353 --> 44:23.793 [SPEAKER_00]: I put off. 44:23.813 --> 44:44.041 [SPEAKER_00]: We're gonna be false and deceptive to what what I really Biologically and spiritually should be around friends Associates lovers Whatever mothers If you're into that mother thing, you know? 44:45.815 --> 44:48.137 [SPEAKER_00]: Have you thought it ever thought of it like I don't know that's kind of interest. 44:48.157 --> 45:05.931 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, maybe like um, I do think Like when I remember someone literally coming up to me and saying you smell amazing and it's literally just my fucking sweat Right, that doesn't happen a lot and I think like I was doing all the right things like I was eating healthy. 45:05.971 --> 45:06.552 [SPEAKER_02]: I was doing the right 45:07.769 --> 45:17.060 [SPEAKER_02]: So I think you're kind of on to something like maybe when we're doing the right things, you know, we're taking the right actions, we're listening to the guidance that God's giving us. 45:17.820 --> 45:23.307 [SPEAKER_02]: Then we start creating the fairer modes that make us seem more attractive. 45:25.850 --> 45:26.570 [SPEAKER_02]: Fuck yeah. 45:27.151 --> 45:28.052 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's interesting. 45:29.059 --> 45:45.852 [SPEAKER_02]: There's definitely, there's definitely science to back that up, there's science that shows the things that you do, you know, the level of stress that you have, the activities that you do can affect how your epigenetics are expressed to the genetics that determine 45:47.433 --> 45:58.370 [SPEAKER_02]: maybe how proteins are made and so maybe minor changes in stress can change your fernments but we do know that being in a high stress states causes you to release a different smell. 45:59.051 --> 46:03.017 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm pretty sure there's some studies on that maybe there's like a mythbusters on that. 46:04.358 --> 46:16.984 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, so being in a very happy or excited state or doing things that are fun and enjoyable, um, maybe that produces different fair modes and different, different effects. 46:17.105 --> 46:26.249 [SPEAKER_02]: I know I usually get the most compliments or get the most attraction or like, I'm with my chick at the moment. 46:27.330 --> 46:36.574 [SPEAKER_02]: If I jump in the ocean and spend some time in the sun, and then I don't shower, I don't rinse off, that's when she used these like all over me. 46:37.054 --> 46:38.275 [SPEAKER_02]: She just deep-browned it. 46:38.375 --> 46:42.437 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like, I smelled kind of bad, and she's like, I love it, you know. 46:55.398 --> 46:57.779 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, in like, uh, man, I don't know. 46:57.839 --> 47:01.801 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, isn't dirty like sweaty sex always the best? 47:02.201 --> 47:03.602 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, it's fucking the best dude. 47:03.642 --> 47:05.983 [SPEAKER_00]: I love eating some salty sweaty snatch, baby. 47:06.523 --> 47:08.785 [SPEAKER_00]: I fucking lick that shit from fucking head to toe. 47:09.205 --> 47:10.545 [SPEAKER_00]: My neck, my back. 47:10.565 --> 47:12.406 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, I was thinking of my crack. 47:12.426 --> 47:17.609 [SPEAKER_02]: When you were talking to us, thinking of when, um, like for me, 47:19.562 --> 47:21.883 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, dude, I went to the gym other day. 47:21.903 --> 47:24.463 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I know this is a few months ago. 47:24.483 --> 47:27.864 [SPEAKER_02]: I went to the gym down here in South E.A. 47:27.884 --> 47:37.266 [SPEAKER_02]: to get a membership and it's this small gym and this beautiful woman checked me in, probably in her 30s or something then. 47:38.826 --> 47:41.607 [SPEAKER_02]: She's like, let me give you a tour of the place and she had just done a workout. 47:41.627 --> 47:42.547 [SPEAKER_02]: So she was all sweaty. 47:43.758 --> 47:51.147 [SPEAKER_02]: And I took one look at her and I don't usually get attracted to someone to that level off of a look. 47:51.167 --> 47:56.194 [SPEAKER_02]: But I took one look at her in her eyes and I'm almost certain it was because of the fair moments. 47:56.214 --> 47:58.357 [SPEAKER_02]: But I was like, I would. 47:59.535 --> 48:22.196 [SPEAKER_02]: Absolutely, date you, have your babies destroy you in the bed just all these thoughts and coming into my head just complete eye contact and I was thinking about it later and I'm like maybe that was like the fair mones It was like she was one of those people where it's like the fair mones are like yep the genetics match like you can have really healthy kids, you know and 48:24.578 --> 48:30.781 [SPEAKER_02]: and probably because she just worked out, but I've been around chicks that I've just worked out and not felt that. 48:32.422 --> 48:53.212 [SPEAKER_02]: But yeah, so it's weird, like if if if if a chick's wearing perfume, I don't get turned on, but if a chick's sweating, or if I can smell that, like that's the, that's what'll, that's really interesting too, because for some reason, I've always told 48:55.298 --> 49:02.622 [SPEAKER_02]: If I'm dating, I'll know immediately after hanging out with someone like whether they'll do it for me or not. 49:02.842 --> 49:06.724 [SPEAKER_02]: Some I can't just like get hard and fuck any woman. 49:06.964 --> 49:12.487 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just some woman that like, yep, it's super easy. 49:12.627 --> 49:18.690 [SPEAKER_02]: I can like, I'm very attracted to this person and it's not just a physical difference. 49:18.730 --> 49:20.971 [SPEAKER_02]: It's not just like a visual thing. 49:21.954 --> 49:32.100 [SPEAKER_02]: But some women no matter how hard I tried in a like dating setting to like find a traction, I just would not ever get turned on. 49:32.540 --> 49:33.620 [SPEAKER_02]: Like not even a little bit. 49:34.541 --> 49:38.623 [SPEAKER_02]: And even when like objectively they seem attractive. 49:39.263 --> 49:49.969 [SPEAKER_02]: And I just kind of chalk that up to like a vibrational level of like this person's not right for me or maybe there's something about their emotional state where like I'm 49:51.510 --> 50:10.898 [SPEAKER_02]: Intuitively feeling that it's not going to be a good connection anyways, and so it's like maybe my I always chalked it up to like maybe it's my Intuition protecting me from a Apport relationship or poor situation, but now that I'm thinking about baremoans, what if it's fairmoans like what if it's like a a smell thing? 50:11.478 --> 50:11.738 [SPEAKER_02]: that. 50:12.038 --> 50:14.339 [SPEAKER_02]: And in a way, you could argue it's the same thing. 50:14.419 --> 50:17.721 [SPEAKER_02]: Because I mean, all smell is picking up a vibration. 50:17.941 --> 50:19.362 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, it's like a vibration. 50:19.562 --> 50:22.283 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like different molecules that are vibrating at different rates. 50:22.343 --> 50:24.384 [SPEAKER_02]: And your nose is picking that up. 50:24.404 --> 50:29.786 [SPEAKER_02]: But like, oh, dude, and then you kind of ask yourself, like, what came first, right? 50:30.087 --> 50:33.948 [SPEAKER_02]: What came first, the sensation of smell or sight, 50:37.749 --> 50:41.460 [SPEAKER_02]: and it seems if you think about it right, even a snake and smell. 50:42.623 --> 50:44.649 [SPEAKER_02]: They flick their tongue out and they smell the air. 50:45.786 --> 51:07.153 [SPEAKER_02]: They lick the air and they flick it against I think it's called the Jacobson's organ so that they can smell the air so like So smell goes way back evolutionarily and so eyesight is actually a newer Thing in the evolutionary tree so maybe Maybe smell because you think about it. 51:07.233 --> 51:11.855 [SPEAKER_02]: Smell is associated with eating which is Eating is more important than seeing 51:13.352 --> 51:13.972 [SPEAKER_02]: way more important. 51:13.992 --> 51:19.456 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, yeah, seeing is important, but, you know, you got to eat so taste and smell. 51:20.737 --> 51:21.558 [SPEAKER_02]: Those are important. 51:22.298 --> 51:32.705 [SPEAKER_02]: So maybe what if smell was like telling us way more information about other people than we ever thought? 51:32.945 --> 51:34.827 [SPEAKER_02]: What if what if smell was telling us 51:35.813 --> 51:44.802 [SPEAKER_02]: way more information about life about like the environment like you walk into a beautiful woods and you smell that air and you just feel the the area. 51:46.323 --> 51:47.104 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, that's interesting. 51:47.124 --> 51:47.565 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 51:48.846 --> 51:52.830 [SPEAKER_00]: That that's very interesting because it just goes to show you like 51:53.927 --> 52:08.920 [SPEAKER_00]: That's why you should be eating snatch eating ass because these things are gonna tell you a whole lot And you know, I feel like sight as you say like you're like eating that eating ass and you're like Yarika eat. 52:09.020 --> 52:10.241 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I'm she squares. 52:10.582 --> 52:11.503 [SPEAKER_02]: This is the one 52:12.203 --> 52:20.790 [SPEAKER_02]: Like you're like, I realize the simple truth to I'm just I'm sorry about 10 a.m. She's like what the fuck did you eat back there? 52:20.850 --> 52:22.331 [SPEAKER_00]: She's like keep eating. 52:22.511 --> 52:25.213 [SPEAKER_00]: We're fakered it out You're like that scientist. 52:25.653 --> 52:30.657 [SPEAKER_00]: She's like wrap right it down She grabs your head and just puts it in a crotch keep going. 52:30.757 --> 52:35.280 [SPEAKER_00]: We will save the world Nuclear fusion is all false. 52:35.320 --> 52:39.844 [SPEAKER_02]: What it is is you know Dude that's so easy easy in that 52:41.010 --> 52:42.771 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god, the earth is flat! 52:44.251 --> 52:46.972 [SPEAKER_00]: It's like, did you murder somebody? 52:47.292 --> 52:48.973 [SPEAKER_02]: You know what, we'll let that slide. 52:49.093 --> 52:50.174 [SPEAKER_02]: We'll let that slide. 52:50.234 --> 52:50.874 [SPEAKER_02]: You know what I mean? 52:52.034 --> 52:52.815 [SPEAKER_02]: That's wild. 52:52.915 --> 52:58.737 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's so true, too, because in hospitals, there's a lot of accounts and there's studies about people in hospitals. 53:00.397 --> 53:28.483 [SPEAKER_02]: they are on their deathbed and some people say like their last wish is to go outside and they go outside and they breathe in that air and they get the fresh sunlight and they survive they get through it and people that stay locked in the hospital are i think there's a study that's like they're like they're like fifty or six like there's some percentage more likely to die if they just stay in the hospital versus 53:30.263 --> 53:30.516 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you. 53:30.948 --> 53:36.792 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, oh, I saw this one guy on the internet who had cancer, and he said, he said, I didn't have cancer. 53:36.852 --> 53:39.494 [SPEAKER_02]: He said, I had modern living disorder. 53:40.074 --> 53:44.557 [SPEAKER_02]: And he said, all I did was I started jumping into natural bodies of water. 53:44.737 --> 53:47.359 [SPEAKER_02]: I started getting into the dirt, and he said, you know what? 53:47.559 --> 53:48.720 [SPEAKER_02]: My cancer disappeared. 53:49.080 --> 53:49.761 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, fuck. 53:49.801 --> 53:52.002 [SPEAKER_02]: And he, man, he called it. 53:52.122 --> 53:53.143 [SPEAKER_02]: I love how he called it. 53:53.183 --> 53:57.446 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like, like, modern sanitized living disorder. 53:57.946 --> 53:59.928 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was like, oh, fuck. 54:00.935 --> 54:14.266 [SPEAKER_02]: What's crazy has got that dirt inside of his fucking tank and he fucking cured and he said he was like real diagnosed like all that shit and he's he talked it up to getting dirt he getting out in nature. 54:14.766 --> 54:15.827 [SPEAKER_02]: What is he cured him? 54:16.747 --> 54:28.737 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, if one hospitals why are you gonna die if you're just sitting in hospital hospitals are one of the most cleanly hygienic places right there fucking sanitizing and fucking bleaching everything. 54:29.268 --> 54:30.670 [SPEAKER_00]: And so it's like, that's not good. 54:30.830 --> 54:32.653 [SPEAKER_00]: You need that dirt, many that dirt. 54:33.053 --> 54:44.048 [SPEAKER_00]: And then, like, this idea of getting out there and like, getting in the dirt, 54:46.230 --> 55:10.237 [SPEAKER_00]: that that's gonna that's gonna clean you that it's weird like getting dirty will clean you I think you're kind of alluded to that when we started but here's another thing fasting fasting is getting rid of you're cleaning the toxins out but dude I bet you our fair moons are fucking on fire and shooting once you've fasted because lately I've been doing 55:13.938 --> 55:15.399 [SPEAKER_00]: and it's fucking it's great. 55:15.880 --> 55:22.825 [SPEAKER_00]: But maybe when you fast and you get that modern sanitized sanitization living disorder, it's like the same thing. 55:23.166 --> 55:28.950 [SPEAKER_00]: You're just resetting and you're doing a real, an actual empirical cleanse. 55:29.591 --> 55:31.032 [SPEAKER_00]: And you're like, now I'm clean. 55:31.412 --> 55:35.696 [SPEAKER_00]: Even though I smell dirty as a motherfucker, I'm clean as a fucking button, son. 55:36.751 --> 55:38.212 [SPEAKER_02]: Have you talked to Pothi recently? 55:38.633 --> 55:39.413 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, yep, yep. 55:39.433 --> 55:40.094 [SPEAKER_00]: We talked about that. 55:40.114 --> 55:41.295 [SPEAKER_02]: Is that why you started fasting? 55:41.595 --> 55:43.557 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, I was funny when I talked to him about it. 55:43.577 --> 55:46.219 [SPEAKER_00]: I was like, dude, I was just thinking about doing a fast. 55:46.259 --> 55:47.901 [SPEAKER_00]: He was like, dude, we should do it. 55:47.981 --> 55:48.541 [SPEAKER_00]: You know what I mean? 55:49.102 --> 55:52.765 [SPEAKER_02]: Dude, everyone is doing fast right now. 55:53.185 --> 55:59.771 [SPEAKER_02]: Because the day Pothi told me he was fasting, I literally was thinking about fasting. 56:00.812 --> 56:01.413 [SPEAKER_02]: And, um... 56:02.694 --> 56:08.436 [SPEAKER_02]: And I did like a decent fast, but I wanted to do like a three day fast. 56:08.456 --> 56:12.277 [SPEAKER_02]: I think he did like five days, but he was still drinking creative and stuff. 56:12.397 --> 56:16.038 [SPEAKER_02]: But I want to do and then braid into the fast. 56:16.138 --> 56:20.139 [SPEAKER_02]: And then so I think and then my friend Marshall is going to do a fast. 56:20.159 --> 56:22.860 [SPEAKER_02]: So like everyone's fasting and it's like, yeah, there's something. 56:23.780 --> 56:49.124 [SPEAKER_00]: in the air and I don't know what the fucking plan it's our mining or whatever but it's like I think we're all just that we're all just feeling like yep this is the time to fast and yeah it's the fair moans put now you know it also on a side note shows how much of like a leader he truly is and people are like you know me it was crazy is the same thing with you i was like dude i was just thinking about doing it i was like no i know i'm fucking doing it also side note 56:50.622 --> 57:07.513 [SPEAKER_00]: at 540 I got to cook her a steak and I got to take it up there at six and then I'm going to come back so if you want to we could do a to be continued and then come back because I'm just going to go up there and so like then there's a six I'll be back by like 630. 57:08.013 --> 57:09.394 [SPEAKER_00]: I completely forgot I got it. 57:09.514 --> 57:10.335 [SPEAKER_02]: Is it 530 right now? 57:10.953 --> 57:17.336 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, yeah, so like around five, 40, you know, five more minutes and then I'm going to fucking cook her up and stuff. 57:17.376 --> 57:18.497 [SPEAKER_02]: So help her. 57:18.577 --> 57:19.437 [SPEAKER_02]: We can end it there. 57:20.137 --> 57:23.159 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, all right, everybody eat steak and don't shower. 57:23.459 --> 57:23.739 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 57:24.119 --> 57:25.560 [SPEAKER_00]: Eat dirt and fast. 57:26.661 --> 57:29.422 [SPEAKER_02]: Hmm, take some dirt and rub it on your tank. 57:31.145 --> 57:51.020 [SPEAKER_00]: Before 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