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What does what does Joe Rogan do on his podcast when he opens up I believe? He's like, he just goes and introduces the person.

(00:08):
He's like, it yeah.
So he goes like, something like, all right guys, welcome.
Thank you for coming in.
Or, or, welcome to Joe Rogan's.
Uh, so tell us about yourself.
You know, introduce yourself.
Like, he won't even say the person's name.
Sometimes he does.
I mean, he just goes with the flow. 11 00:00:27,169.399999991 --> 00:00:37,195 Okay So Will, why don't we do something like, welcome to brothers pass it and then and then you introduce your name. 12 00:00:37,424.399999991 --> 00:00:40,785 Or Yeah. 13 00:00:40,909.399999991 --> 00:00:44,345 do Not Yeah what's do my name is cj.

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Cj You're you gonna go by cj? Yeah.
So that way they, no, no, no.
So that way they're like, what does CJ stand for? If we ever get like comments or something, you know, I'll tell it.
I'm not like shying away.
I'm just using it as a, as a curious thing. 19 00:01:03,769.399999991 --> 00:01:10,530 All right Okay so anyways did you listen to the podcast that I sent over to you No, I didn't, to be honest.

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Listen, even listen no It's only minutes.
Yeah.
You said you were gonna send me another one.
Not this one.
That's why I didn't listen.
I did send it to you. 26 00:01:18,679.399999991 --> 00:01:20,550 you Yeah, I didn't listen to that one yet. 27 00:01:21,199.399999991 --> 00:01:29,370 Mm And, and I try to listen to a 30 minute one, but remember I told you, I'm like, why is the audio not working? And then you said you'll send me that one.
So I haven't really done it.

(01:31):
I would, that's why I was about to call you and I was ask I and say, Hey, could we postpone it? Let me listen to the actual, Uh whatever All right No it's not.
Whatever.
It's very important.
It's whatever.
I mean, it's not, well, I'm trying to, I'm trying to be professional here. 34 00:01:49,879.39999999 --> 00:01:56,190 I mean podcasts What's the number one podcast right now Al Do you know I have no idea.

(01:56):
It's gotta be Joe Rogan. 36 00:01:59,209.39999999 --> 00:02:01,755 I don't think he's number one I think so, man.
As a podcast. 38 00:02:03,454.39999999 --> 00:02:11,595 as of number one 2025 Oh it is the Joe Rogan experience Really There you go.
1 0 1, nothing. 40 00:02:14,989.39999999 --> 00:02:18,795 Is he really that good Yeah, you should really listen and don't listen.

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I'm not talking about listen to his stupid ones where he's with his co comedy, like comic friends, like listen to, 'cause Joe Rogan is a real, I respect him 'cause he is a student.
He's a student.
He wants to learn.
He has a lot of really respectable people on his show.
I, and like you love space, he has like physicists on there and shit, you know, like, I really think you should give him a chance.

(02:45):
And Joe's like kind of like me, like I'm not the smart, smartest guy.
Like, no, Joe Rogan's smart, but like, he asks like cush questions that I would ask for me to understand it at that level.
Like I needed, I need them to dumb it down.
Like if a physicist were to just like lecture and, and state things and with all this jargon, oh my God, I wouldn't understand, bro. 50 00:03:11,309.39999999 --> 00:03:33,285 All right So POD based on Amplify Matchmaker fm What the hell's that? I don't know It's on Google It was like the first oh the po The podcast charts by Spotify Okay we'll look at this one Spotify is a good one Heck good Hang with Amy Poer Oh, is annoying. 51 00:03:34,384.39999999 --> 00:03:38,235 Number two the Mel Robbins podcast idea who that is. 52 00:03:39,94.39999999 --> 00:04:02,055 Number three the Joe Rogan experience So who do you listen to? Who's your go to? of a CEO was Steven Barett Who the hell is it Barett the Mais Touch Podcast Candace Modern Wisdom caller daddy. 53 00:04:02,764.39999999 --> 00:04:07,215 The Tucker Carlson show Tucker Carlson is a smart dude, bro. 54 00:04:07,714.39999999 --> 00:04:09,195 Who the hell is Tucker Tucker Carlson.

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He was like on like, uh, what was that? Like NBC or Fox or something.
He was like one of those like, you know Fox? Oh look there's an Asian person on here Yeah.
Yeah, she does.
I watch her on YouTube.
She, she, yeah, she talks about a lot of like mystery crime, like devastating like tragedies and stuff. 60 00:04:35,704.39999999 --> 00:04:37,965 See I don't wanna Listen to stuff like that.

(04:38):
Yo, this is, with Kylie Kelsey is this the is this uh that's his wife Jason Kelsey. 62 00:04:45,454.39999999 --> 00:04:49,785 wife Yo wow love her right now, man. 63 00:04:49,954.39999999 --> 00:04:58,960 we should we should probably mention that we are also in Philadelphia the city of Brotherly love Also you're a while, that's gonna be old.

(04:59):
You're gonna have to also reduce the background noise increase your, how do I do that? I don't fucking know but you're gonna have to do it All right, well, alright.
Well I need to find a way to test it, like, you know, so that way I could test it on my own. 66 00:05:16,84.39999999 --> 00:05:31,125 Most listened to podcasts in 2025 Uh the Midas touch smart sharp and unapologetic political commentary I don't think you'll like it. 67 00:05:31,804.39999999 --> 00:05:37,725 It's just three white dudes talking about politics Follow of civilizations.

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See, I probably like something like this.
Look at how Joe Rogan's always top three bro. 70 00:05:46,744.39999999 --> 00:05:50,310 yeah I mean, he's definitely, you should give him a shot.
Like I, I realize like you love, there's certain things I do know you love.
I know a hundred percent.
Like he brings those guests over.

(05:59):
I think you would really like the, those type of podcasts.
You just don't like bullshit podcasts.
And I get that.
You, you, you, if you're gonna spend time on it, I realize that about you.
You, you want it to be valuable to you.
So he did.
Like, you don't wanna Like you are telling something that like is No, sometimes no.

(06:20):
Sometimes I like, no, sometimes I like listening to Joe Rogan with his comedic buddies.
They make me laugh, you know? fine Yeah. 83 00:06:28,684.39999999 --> 00:06:41,190 like What do you mean by, See like you talk so abstractly and it's like it's like what do you mean by Because like value for me? entertainment So as long as it's entertaining I'm gonna Listen.

(06:41):
Alright, alright.
Fair enough.
Well, why haven't you watched, uh, Joe Rogan then, or listened? I mean I don't know I I just don't, I don't I don't like, Rogan so like I don't know I don't like the dude He's he seems like like like especially after I saw his standup comedy show I was like This guy's not number one he's not funny that's why he failed as a comedian.

(07:18):
He, he talks about it.
He's not, he's not a comedian, but he's witty at certain things.
This is why he's good at podcasts.
No, it's not.
So you're telling me witty just equals funny. 92 00:07:32,824.39999999 --> 00:07:34,620 General So No, no, no.
It's not.
Wit just is, is how quick you could react.

(07:38):
Uh. 96 00:07:39,244.39999999 --> 00:08:35,040 J when it comes to being like so there's always a this tell to telltale question like do you like smart people or do you like funny people if I asked you that question what would you answer I would just like funny people, Okay Here's the issue is if you have two idiots in a room it's not funny because you have to be somewhat intelligent to be funny I hope you realize that right I know Dumb and Dumber is a a good example of this where you think it's just stupid humor but it's not it is structured and it's also it It's that's what I mean by it's witty You can't just have two idiots in a room and say be funny and then it's gonna be funny You understand that you have to be intelligent to be kind of at that level to make other people laugh like that of course I'm talking about witty as in like he knows how to make a snap comeback.

(08:35):
There are times where it, it was hilarious.
You're talking about now one thing about like standup comedy, you're comparing standup comedy.
That needs to be, well, more than well structured.
The fact that you brought up Dumb and Dumber.
I've watched that countless times.
People also, and even Jeff Daniels himself, say that he comes up a lot of shit on the spot.

(08:58):
It's not structured.
That's the beauty of Jim Carrey.
No, no, no.
Hold on.
So what do you define, because we have this recorded, so now we can go back to it and see how silly you said that.
No, no. 109 00:09:10,834.39999999 --> 00:09:16,295 improv it does not Equate to just low intelligence. 110 00:09:16,354.39999999 --> 00:09:17,910 What I'm I never said that. 111 00:09:18,304.39999999 --> 00:09:39,285 people who do improv are gonna generally be more intelligent because it takes more brain power to be able to come up with that shit on the spot right So if Joe Rogan was a better entertainer and smarter then he would actually have more witty comebacks he, he's never claims that he's smart.

(09:39):
That's number one.
Okay.
Number two, when he asks questions and how he answers it and how quick that he can like react to certain things he has wit, and that's the thing, like you never see, the thing is it's like you're, you're trying to defend or go against something that you've never really tried.
It's like me complaining about, oh, Chicago style pizza is definitely the worst out of new compared to New York or Philly.

(10:06):
How can I say that if I haven't tried it yet? I where your Joe Rogan though like how could you not number three in all these lists but you.
But when I, to but no, because when I tell you, you say you don't and you enough, you don't.
So then you lied. 119 00:10:23,884.39999999 --> 00:10:30,315 like uh you know yeah yeah yeah I'm a USC fighter He really says that. 120 00:10:30,484.39999999 --> 00:10:35,805 I'm a comedian I'll kick your butt I'll kick your butt Like you know He really says that.

(10:35):
No, he, know he's like uh you know I okay.
Who do you listen to though? I I listen to entertaining podcasts Really who? even listen to I So you're talking about abstract.
That's as abstract as you can get.
I listened to entertaining podcasts. 125 00:10:53,89.39999999 --> 00:10:59,895 of my podcast I asked you who you listened to and you answered with, I like entertaining pod.

(10:59):
I'm asking you like a specific question here. 127 00:11:02,419.39999999 --> 00:11:18,495 you say who it's it's hard for me to Why? give you a So you don't have a go to? it's not like a singular person like Joe Rogan It's more of like, um, like improv improv people or or storytellers is what I usually listen for them.
Hmm.

(11:20):
The fact that you don't have a go-to person on it means that you just, you hop on, you just hop on podcast to you like one.
Mm-hmm. 131 00:11:27,229.39999999 --> 00:11:36,465 listened to Midnight Burger Yo can Can your you turn your TV down? Like what the hell Man? I have no tv.
I don't have a tv.
Oh, well I definitely hear shit.

(11:41):
But anyways, I, there's nothing in my house.
Everything is coming from the headphones.
So whatever you hear is from the headphones.
Mic test.
What do you hear right now? Oh my gosh, it's echo. 139 00:12:01,789.39999999 --> 00:12:05,895 you You gotta put the mic where? away Further away.

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All right.
Mic check.
Mic test, mic test, All 1, 2, 3. 143 00:12:11,329.39999999 --> 00:12:14,835 You're fine What do you mean by echo though? Damn, that's weird. 144 00:12:14,869.39999999 --> 00:12:21,795 I could hear voices but it must be my voice that I'm hearing you're hearing your own self from my headset. 145 00:12:21,829.39999999 --> 00:12:26,325 it's so low that I can't I can't Make out what it is. 146 00:12:26,389.39999999 --> 00:12:27,465 it out I got you.

(12:27):
I got you. 148 00:12:29,389.39999999 --> 00:13:13,935 But anyways so the other shows I mean okay so I my shows are never gonna be top 15 20 mine are mine are like very niche I there's one podcast I listen to called Midnight Burger It's a storytelling podcast It's not like a talking podcast It's like just episodes It's like dramatic episodes Like a storytelling like uh or like a book almost like an audio book And then there's Hello from a Magic Tavern So you're telling me you are doing story time as an adult that we all got when we were in elementary school? yeah Holy crap bro. 149 00:13:14,389.39999999 --> 00:13:20,740 Yeah That's uh I mean for me that's I don't I don't really you Home. 150 00:13:21,709.39999999 --> 00:13:39,705 need to if I wanna learn stuff I'm not gonna learn about it from Joe Rogan's podcast How do you what? Why? That's such a like, crazy statement isn't there better sources out there than Joe Rogan's podcast to run about.

(13:40):
Alright, number one, can I, can I kind of give you one pointer? When Joe Rogan does this podcast, nothing is edited unless they go to a bathroom break.
That's it. 153 00:13:50,329.39999999 --> 00:13:59,625 Okay But the thing is, it's like when you listen to podcasts, that was all like, like specifically done, cut, edited, all this stuff.
Like it's not raw.

(14:01):
My point is, this is like, don't you want to see and listen to something that is just, there's no script to it and this is why I agreed to do this with you.
'cause technically we're not gonna have a script to this, so I'll do it.
And that's what's the beauty of it? Like how do you not know? Like things can still be manipulated through like all that stuff All the like, like like about Nasa Like what No, like narratives.

(14:31):
Like just like things could be manipulated if it could be edited or did that or, or like certain things are changed, reordered, whatever it may be.
I'm just saying like I read, I appreciate No, I already pointed out why I like Joe Rogan.
This is why, I don't know why you still give me shit for it.
He's honest.

(14:51):
He asks questions that I would, and I learn from those because it's more on my like intellect level.
I cannot have a phys, a physicist or, or like physics conversation with a physician or a phy phy.
A physicist.
My biology, my apologies for him to just talk all this jargon to me, Charles, that's my problem here.

(15:18):
Like, I will know.
Learn nothing from this person.
It has to be dumbed down, bro.
I'm sorry.
Like I'm not at that guy's level.
Maybe you are.
I'm not.
And Joe Rogan asks a lot of questions where I'm like, ah, look at how he, this guy's explaining it.
Like, I, I, I kind of understand it now.
That's all.

(15:39):
And I'm learning.
That's how I learn.
So are you saying that why I listened to Rogan and I li and I'm learning on that level is just, uh, I'm just dumb. 179 00:15:53,178.69942029 --> 00:16:10,624.2994203 Um but you you don't listen to any of the other stuff here Like What? not listen to like um other Podcasts then that are informative Is it maybe because you also think like is is it because you're like yo Joe Rogan's your everyday man and I'm also an everyday man Like Yeah. 180 00:16:10,653.69942029 --> 00:16:11,904.2994203 that maybe Yeah. 181 00:16:11,973.69942029 --> 00:16:14,489.2994203 possibility That's also another thing too. 182 00:16:14,789.2994203 --> 00:16:20,159.2994203 Again, that, isn't that what I just said? friends with Joe Rogan I would. 183 00:16:21,29.2994203 --> 00:16:24,929.2994203 Why not? in common with the guy Nothing. 184 00:16:24,929.2994203 --> 00:16:27,959.2994203 I think you would be pretty chill guy to hang out with. 185 00:16:29,429.2994203 --> 00:16:32,729.2994203 I think he would have a good time with you. 186 00:16:33,389.2994203 --> 00:16:34,169.2994203 That's what I see. 187 00:16:36,573.69942029 --> 00:17:09,29.2438358 All right I mean you know what I'm gonna look up Joe Rogan scandals Let's see Maybe maybe if you've seen like if there's you know because you could be biased right So there might be So Joe Rogan has been involved in several Controversy that and and this conviction, city scandals, So COVID-19 misinformation early 2022 Uh many scientists and medical professionals criticized BRO'S podcast for spreading Mm-hmm. 188 00:17:09,603.6438358 --> 00:17:20,309.2438358 about COVID-19 Including promoting unproven treatments and downplaying the severity of the virus like Trump did Um And it actually worked though. 189 00:17:21,468.6438358 --> 00:17:27,269.2438358 what what do you mean worked Worked for what What was the end goal of that Uh, number one. 190 00:17:28,169.2438358 --> 00:17:29,39.2438358 Number one. 191 00:17:29,928.6438358 --> 00:17:33,449.2438358 That Uh, the whole fucking 19 was a setup. 192 00:17:34,19.2438358 --> 00:17:34,709.2438358 It's proven. 193 00:17:35,279.2438358 --> 00:17:35,699.2438358 Yeah. 194 00:17:35,759.2438358 --> 00:17:36,749.2438358 Why do you think Dr. 195 00:17:36,749.2438358 --> 00:17:43,409.2438358 Fauci is getting so much shit right now, bro? a setup For what Dude, it was released in Wuhan. 196 00:17:43,739.2438358 --> 00:17:45,269.2438358 It was actually released. 197 00:17:45,359.2438358 --> 00:17:59,129.2438358 So basically what they said was fucking, all domestic flights in China were, were, were canceled, right? The day of the notice of that infection of, of once the covid went through. 198 00:17:59,508.6438358 --> 00:18:12,959.2438358 When the wait wait of once the covid When the covid went through detected Let me ask you that 20, what is it, 2020, right? No because there were instances of Covid Yeah. 199 00:18:13,19.2438358 --> 00:18:15,839.2438358 But my thing is it's like him promoting it. 200 00:18:15,839.2438358 --> 00:18:17,609.2438358 He just said it worked for him. 201 00:18:17,879.2438358 --> 00:18:18,599.2438358 That's not him. 202 00:18:18,599.2438358 --> 00:18:29,960.9584122 Just saying that he, okay uh figures like Alex Jones known for his false claims about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting Yeah, that fucked up. 203 00:18:30,110.9584122 --> 00:18:31,520.9584122 That, that was one fucked up. 204 00:18:31,600.3584122 --> 00:18:33,920.9584122 kids died in that I know. 205 00:18:34,10.9584122 --> 00:18:39,830.9584122 Yeah, little children And he hosted a guy who's saying that that shit was fake yeah, I know. 206 00:18:39,950.9584122 --> 00:18:40,670.9584122 That's crazy. 207 00:18:41,110.3584122 --> 00:18:42,20.9584122 That's hey, hold on. 208 00:18:42,20.9584122 --> 00:18:43,220.9584122 But let's stop. 209 00:18:43,310.9584122 --> 00:18:46,160.9584122 You know, Alex Jones was more right than he was wrong. 210 00:18:46,220.9584122 --> 00:18:48,350.9584122 And he did, my he did. 211 00:18:48,350.9584122 --> 00:18:52,580.9584122 He was, no, I'm sorry to say like he, he uncovered a lot of crazy shit. 212 00:18:52,970.9584122 --> 00:18:57,200.9584122 That later came out to be true, which made me scared about our government. 213 00:18:57,560.9584122 --> 00:18:59,120.9584122 It's ccra or scary. 214 00:18:59,690.9584122 --> 00:19:03,170.9584122 And you wanna talk about, like kids, look at the kids being trafficked. 215 00:19:03,470.9584122 --> 00:19:14,690.9584122 Jeffrey Epstein's, are you telling me that's fake? That's real, right? not that's not fake how many people are tied to that ring? Let's use the facts. 216 00:19:15,70.3584122 --> 00:19:18,590.9584122 That I don't know how that's That's what I'm saying. 217 00:19:18,620.9584122 --> 00:19:20,690.9584122 Like, that list has to come out. 218 00:19:20,860.3584122 --> 00:19:24,740.9584122 Jones I'm just saying like, he fucked up and he owned up to it. 219 00:19:24,800.9584122 --> 00:19:26,390.9584122 Look at our fucking government. 220 00:19:26,390.9584122 --> 00:19:29,570.9584122 That's not Wait who fucked up Alex Jones. 221 00:19:29,570.9584122 --> 00:19:35,630.9584122 He publicly apologized and he owes like a billion dollars to their fucking community. 222 00:19:36,590.9584122 --> 00:19:39,350.9584122 He got fucked up and he's, I get it. 223 00:19:39,830.9584122 --> 00:19:41,120.9584122 He shouldn't have done that. 224 00:19:42,580.3584122 --> 00:20:05,720.9584122 Wow See and it's like that's the thing about this right Like I the the that and that's why I said like the podcast that we're doing feels like the more controversial it is the more people like that No, I don't want to talk about it like that because dude, that shit that he, Alex Jones did was fucked up. 225 00:20:05,750.9584122 --> 00:20:13,70.9584122 Like you just like mocked a whole like, community of families that lost their fucking kids. 226 00:20:14,30.9584122 --> 00:20:16,310.9584122 And like, and he, it's rightfully so. 227 00:20:16,820.9584122 --> 00:20:22,100.9584122 He got sued and he owes them like how much you should look it up. 228 00:20:22,100.9584122 --> 00:20:25,340.9584122 Like he owes a ridiculous amount of money to that community. 229 00:20:26,645.3584122 --> 00:20:48,290.9584122 Okay Let let me let me ask what what's your definition of a podcast I, you know what? That's a great question and that's hard to answer, man, because look, what we, uh, was looking through earlier, we look, looked at like the top 20 like podcasts and they're all very different from each other. 230 00:20:48,985.3584122 --> 00:20:49,700.9584122 False I. 231 00:20:50,425.3584122 --> 00:20:57,935.9584122 I like I would listen to Then, but you bash on Graham Hancock a lot, you know? So I don't know what you're talking about by that. 232 00:20:58,120.3584122 --> 00:21:05,165.9584122 because he's just too singular See that's the Why is he singular? He's just asking for the truth, that's all. 233 00:21:05,215.3584122 --> 00:21:09,695.9584122 about like these type of conspiracy It's not conspiracy. 234 00:21:10,195.3584122 --> 00:21:12,305.9584122 and like Oh my God, dude. 235 00:21:12,910.3584122 --> 00:21:29,915.9584122 the the the the the conspiracy theorist who got arrested what? he was actually roil em embroiled into a conspiracy though? What's the story? Uh I forget it was like some hillbilly dude Hillbilly dude. 236 00:21:30,325.3584122 --> 00:21:32,525.9584122 Yeah In Florida That's Alex. 237 00:21:32,530.9584122 --> 00:21:33,95.9584122 Oh, oh. 238 00:21:33,125.9584122 --> 00:21:34,475.9584122 Alex Jones' Hillbilly. 239 00:21:34,475.9584122 --> 00:21:35,465.9584122 He's like Texas. 240 00:21:35,545.3584122 --> 00:21:40,205.9584122 no no He's not he's not like uh he was in Florida Not political conspiracy. 241 00:21:40,835.9584122 --> 00:22:01,415.9584122 What is this? Like a, a supernatural, um, no conspiracy he worked he was like a like a janitor Oh So him and his brother he has an older brother who was like um like a realtor or something and him and his brother older brother did like Elvis Presley impersonations. 242 00:22:02,215.3584122 --> 00:22:28,310.9584122 But they were quite famous in their area Like oh oh oh oh Where Where's uh Elvis Where's Elvis from where they Tennessee, right? He's from Nashville, right? where's no I don't I don't think Elvis is from Nashville He's from uh from uh he's from a smaller town tulipe Tutu Tupelo Mississippi. 243 00:22:28,345.3584122 --> 00:22:31,295.9584122 Tupelo I have no idea where that is, bro. 244 00:22:31,750.3584122 --> 00:22:51,620.9584122 And so like they're from this area So there's like Elvis is still very big in this in this part of town Even in like the even to this day Elvis is huge in those places I mean, do you like, I mean, I would, that's a hometown legend that came, became a legend. 245 00:22:51,820.3584122 --> 00:22:58,790.9584122 Yeah But from like the what the fifties you know like the sixties like I People still karaoke his songs. 246 00:22:58,790.9584122 --> 00:23:00,410.9584122 People still play his songs, bro. 247 00:23:00,580.3584122 --> 00:23:03,650.9584122 I guess ti his, his music is timeless. 248 00:23:03,650.9584122 --> 00:23:04,75.9584122 I think. 249 00:23:04,450.3584122 --> 00:23:08,750.9584122 uh I think it is time It's not timeless Timeless. 250 00:23:08,810.9584122 --> 00:23:11,150.9584122 I think he's one of those timeless ones. 251 00:23:11,270.9584122 --> 00:23:14,300.9584122 Yeah, you have to please, because look at you. 252 00:23:14,300.9584122 --> 00:23:17,570.9584122 Have you never grew up with him? I never grew up with him. 253 00:23:17,740.3584122 --> 00:23:23,990.9584122 know any of his songs man I just know like oh like that You know like that's all I know of him Oh my God. 254 00:23:23,990.9584122 --> 00:23:24,590.9584122 Yeah, you do. 255 00:23:25,790.9584122 --> 00:23:34,640.9584122 Wise men say the only one cause it doesn't matter only one or not, but that's, What's iconic. 256 00:23:35,200.3584122 --> 00:23:41,870.9584122 What's another one You're nothing but hound dog, what is that called hound dog. 257 00:23:42,130.3584122 --> 00:23:46,940.9584122 No no I don't think the song is called You nothing but a hound dog. 258 00:23:47,230.3584122 --> 00:23:50,390.9584122 See you don't even know the title of doesn't matter though. 259 00:23:50,560.3584122 --> 00:23:51,680.9584122 you're That's the thing. 260 00:23:51,790.3584122 --> 00:23:54,410.9584122 dog That's why I say he's timeless, bro. 261 00:23:55,30.3584122 --> 00:23:58,100.9584122 because certain songs, so are you, all right, let me ask you this. 262 00:23:58,190.9584122 --> 00:24:08,510.9584122 The wise, mens Wise men say Right song, right? even sound like his music did Like you can obviously tell that somebody just wrote that song and he sang it No. 263 00:24:08,510.9584122 --> 00:24:27,680.9584122 Wait, what are you trying? No, my point is this is You will ne that music, that song will always be played either in a future movie 20 years from now or like it's just passed down from generations to generation of, of, of families that love music. 264 00:24:28,400.9584122 --> 00:24:30,920.9584122 That's what I'm saying is those are one of those timeless ones. 265 00:24:31,520.9584122 --> 00:24:36,530.9584122 Like, for example, like Soldier Boy, I don't think that guy's gonna be timeless. 266 00:24:37,280.9584122 --> 00:24:37,790.9584122 Okay. 267 00:24:38,600.9584122 --> 00:24:40,880.9584122 Like I, that's one you can't say. 268 00:24:42,30.3584122 --> 00:25:18,500.9584122 Ah well all right well I mean you're if you're gonna bring up Soldier Boy I don't know why so it's it's a Netflix documentary It's called The Kings of Tupelo or Tupelo a Southern Crime Saga So it's a guy it's a it's about a guy named Kevin Curtis who was arrested in 2013 for sending ryson laced letters to Government officials including President Barack Obama Somebody actually died A judge died opening one of the Resons letters He Is that how you pronounce that? Ryson Yeah. 269 00:25:19,165.3584122 --> 00:25:56,455.9584122 Ryson so essentially what happened was this guy he was working at a hospital as a janitor He ran into a morgue He was cleaning the morgue and he said he opened up like a refrigerator or something to get his own words like a do a soda He was thirsty He wanted a soda He opened up the fridge and there were body parts like chopped up parts like a head an arm He he said he even saw like a a child's arm in there like a small child children size This is not gross. 270 00:25:57,505.3584122 --> 00:26:39,215.9584122 He freaked out Like he freaked out Right And so he tried to like get answers from this the hospital It was like the biggest hospital in Ohio or Mississippi or some shit network And they fired him pretty much fired him Said he he was trespassing He was not supposed to look in areas And he did And so then that like consumed him he thought like the thought that the hospitals were selling these body parts So he kept so he started looking online uh the you know seeing if other people ever experienced this Eventually This actually happened. 271 00:26:39,655.3584122 --> 00:26:42,65.9584122 this has a real story this actually happened. 272 00:26:42,145.3584122 --> 00:26:49,925.9584122 This is a true story This is, yo, this sounds so fake, it sounds fake but this is true story They have dude. 273 00:26:49,925.9584122 --> 00:26:51,605.9584122 This is like movie. 274 00:26:51,725.9584122 --> 00:26:52,355.9584122 This is a mo. 275 00:26:52,565.9584122 --> 00:26:54,95.9584122 They should make a movie outta this. 276 00:26:54,95.9584122 --> 00:29:14,15.9584122 Then this is like it gets crazier because what he does is he founds he finds a lady online who's been telling them that the morgue in her in her community was harvesting organs and selling them And so he investigated it and it turns out that the funeral home were harvesting organs from these cadavers and selling them in the black market And so what happened was it justified him it validated him why he went in it deeper Then it turns out that there was a guy in the city in the town like a new guy in the town who was very successful worked with his older bro older brother as a realtor named James Everett dci He was like a jujitsu master or some shit And he up um well it was this whole thing with his wife like this Kevin Curtis's guy whose wife was like very unfaithful and she pretty much like slept around with everyone in the town which also probably made it worse for him right Because if that's what your wife is doing then like gonna be pretty upsetting for you and then eventually like the the this James Everett Duc Kechi guy uh Kevin Curtis and sends a bunch of rice and lace letters to these government officials cause he thought like number one he didn't like tho he didn't like President Obama Like the James Everett do catchy guy like this this crazy sociopath guy He didn't like Barack Obama he didn't like a lot of these Democrats so he sent them rice and LA letters Oh he was also like an XCIA agent this do catchy guy So there's like two or three years of his life they have pictures of him and like these like Arabic countries where he's just like in the desert with like well it looks to be like combatants almost Um yeah And then and then and that's what happened You know how they caught him Wow. 277 00:29:15,460.3584122 --> 00:30:14,705.9584122 when they're interviewing Kevin Curtis to see if he was the one who sent the rice and letters The FBI agent like they just believed in the guy They were like this guy is a good guy He doesn't seem like the guy to to send poisoned letters He he um when they asked his wife Hey does your husband like Barack Obama was like yes He loves Barack Obama And then they realized that you can't buy ryon a lethal poison toxin You can't buy that anywhere So you have to make it if you want to use it And the process to make ryon is complex You you have to be like at least an intermediate chemist to do that So they were like I don't think Kevin Curtis is the What year did this happen? 2020 2013 Nah, you can, you have Google? 2013 Well I mean but they No. 278 00:30:14,705.9584122 --> 00:30:19,685.9584122 See, the thing is, is if this, if this story was like 1985, yes, you're right. 279 00:30:19,745.9584122 --> 00:30:22,805.9584122 It's very valid, no no no no no no It dude. 280 00:30:23,135.9584122 --> 00:30:37,685.9584122 You If you think you could distill Ryon No, I'm just saying like, is it possible you could learn how to do it with now versus before? Like, I'm just saying like if someone is that determined, they may be able to do it. 281 00:30:38,590.3584122 --> 00:30:41,975.9584122 Then you dude, Google is crazy right now, bro. 282 00:30:41,980.3584122 --> 00:30:49,520.9584122 Look the the the the the risk of failure is high when you're making poisons But there are crazy people out there though. 283 00:30:49,550.9584122 --> 00:30:51,680.9584122 Is there's a person that's already doing this. 284 00:30:51,680.9584122 --> 00:30:57,920.9584122 Charles, don't you think that they, you know what I'm saying? Like they probably looked this shit up like that. 285 00:30:57,920.9584122 --> 00:31:07,40.9584122 My point is, like in 1985, you really think this was been a common crime like this or is a, a crime that was thought up like this? No way. 286 00:31:07,430.9584122 --> 00:31:08,930.9584122 This is psycho shit. 287 00:31:08,950.3584122 --> 00:31:16,640.9584122 can't it can't be Kevin Curtis He doesn't have that like organization that because you can do I get that. 288 00:31:16,640.9584122 --> 00:31:26,120.9584122 But I'm just saying on they also probably checked his like, like appeal, you know, like, alright, yeah, this guy is not determined to do something like this. 289 00:31:26,120.9584122 --> 00:31:30,830.9584122 Like if someone is gonna do this, they are fucking determined. 290 00:31:30,880.3584122 --> 00:31:35,30.9584122 right they're Like, that's it, and they're that's all they're gonna do. 291 00:31:35,90.9584122 --> 00:31:35,570.9584122 Yeah. 292 00:31:35,570.9584122 --> 00:31:36,260.9584122 That's why. 293 00:31:36,830.9584122 --> 00:31:57,895.9584122 So wouldn't they look this up? They asked what they asked him they mentioned the rice in letters he he said he hasn't eaten rice or Chinese food in a month What the hell's that have to do with it? because that's how dumb he was He thought they were talking about rice like Oh, 'cause it's ryon. 294 00:31:58,390.3584122 --> 00:32:05,150.9584122 yeah So he was like yo I haven't eaten Chinese food in the last month you can check my house And Yo. 295 00:32:05,150.9584122 --> 00:32:07,940.9584122 What the hell? kind of throws you Yeah, yeah, yeah. 296 00:32:08,0.9584122 --> 00:32:14,480.9584122 Either he's that good or he's really among like a, a dummy And like Yeah, he's just simple. 297 00:32:14,510.9584122 --> 00:32:15,260.9584122 Very simple. 298 00:32:15,520.3584122 --> 00:32:43,280.9584122 and then they interview his friends of family and then like his friends or family are gonna you know be honest and tell them And then so like you know the pieces weren't matching for Wait, what was his occupation? he was jobless at that point Yeah cause he kept getting he kept going after this hospital and they What him kept going into, what do you mean by that? Like the hospital that had that he got fired from Oh, so he did have a job. 299 00:32:43,585.3584122 --> 00:32:45,605.9584122 in Mississippi Yeah That's how we Oh, okay. 300 00:32:45,715.3584122 --> 00:33:00,125.9584122 parts He was a janitor at the hospital Ah, and then he got fired but then after that he couldn't hold a job because his life was consumed I mean theory a little bit because that's weird. 301 00:33:00,125.9584122 --> 00:33:00,425.9584122 Yo. 302 00:33:01,615.3584122 --> 00:33:32,375.9584122 It is weird but like but everyone but that's the thing about conspiracy This is why this is why I'm telling you this story This is Kevin Curtis is like Graham Hancock It it's it's it's entertaining when you listen to it but imagine if you are this person's like friend or family member It's not right It's not normal You have to you know like it like Graham Hancock needs to get the fuck over it You know what I mean No, but why though? No, the question. 303 00:33:32,375.9584122 --> 00:33:44,195.9584122 No, but did you not just recently see like the lidar on the pyramids? There's like 800 meters of like spiraly fucking pillars underneath the pyramid. 304 00:33:44,825.9584122 --> 00:33:54,875.9584122 Like my question is, this is me Gemini this Hold on Hold on get the assistant You're saying what Spirals spiral pillars below Lidar. 305 00:33:54,875.9584122 --> 00:33:58,895.9584122 L-I-D-A-R-L-I-D-A-R. 306 00:33:59,965.3584122 --> 00:34:04,325.9584122 I know what I just wanna make sure, because I'm trying to show you. 307 00:34:05,725.3584122 --> 00:34:18,155.9584122 All right so spiral pillars under pyramid Lidar so what are you trying to say What's the point of this What do you mean? Like, what the hell is this? It's, it's two Wait And It, you know, recent expands. 308 00:34:18,155.9584122 --> 00:34:35,610.9584122 Look, Italian and Scottish scientists using synthetic aperture radar which is SAR not lidar which is laser or laser What does what does LIDAR stand for um, directed or laser directed uh, damn. 309 00:34:35,765.9584122 --> 00:34:36,515.9584122 I forget man. 310 00:34:38,525.9584122 --> 00:34:40,865.9584122 But they, they find it through motions. 311 00:34:40,865.9584122 --> 00:34:41,435.9584122 But no, no. 312 00:34:41,465.9584122 --> 00:34:44,585.9584122 My question is, this is, it's not, we don't know. 313 00:34:44,710.3584122 --> 00:35:06,545.9584122 detection We don't know exactly what's down there, so why don't we excavate? what I'm trying to say is like when you have somebody who's just like who's solely focused on like like trying to prove something right or something wrong No, it's not about right or wrong, it's just, yo, it's curiosity, bro. 314 00:35:06,940.3584122 --> 00:35:10,235.9584122 but Like, the thing just does, it doesn't add up. 315 00:35:10,235.9584122 --> 00:35:11,855.9584122 So let's research this. 316 00:35:12,850.3584122 --> 00:35:36,695.9584122 All right So anyways there there there are what uh uh Italian and Scottish scientists underground structures beneath And what is synthetic aperture radar too Like what is this I don't know, but it's, they, what they were describing is, is they capture like, like vibrations when they like, uh uh, something like, I don't know, man. 317 00:35:36,820.3584122 --> 00:36:04,470.9584122 motion of the radar antenna over a target to synthesize a much larger antenna than its physical size Uh so yes it transmits of radio waves Okay Dumb it down I'm gonna ask it to dumb it down a little bit I didn't think it was gonna go into such a wide Dude, that's a lot of information, man. 318 00:36:05,10.9584122 --> 00:36:07,25.9584122 But regardless is, is my question. 319 00:36:07,25.9584122 --> 00:36:13,985.9584122 Is this, Charles is, why don't we it's not research? my name either Hold on We need to research it. 320 00:36:14,315.9584122 --> 00:36:17,405.9584122 And I do wanna say your name, No emphasis. 321 00:36:17,680.3584122 --> 00:36:57,770.9584122 Imagine trying to see something far away on a foggy day Okay Regular vision won't work Well SAR is like having a special kind of seeing tool an airplane or satellite the airplane or satellite moves this tool sends out signals and listens for them to bounce back from the ground Think of it like taking many slightly blurry pictures as you move past something SAR then uses a clever trick to combine all those slightly blurry pictures into one really clear image rarely complicated No. 322 00:36:57,830.9584122 --> 00:36:58,790.9584122 So they measure. 323 00:36:58,790.9584122 --> 00:36:59,810.9584122 So, so yeah. 324 00:36:59,810.9584122 --> 00:37:10,10.9584122 So the pulses go and when it reaches back to the machine to, based on the time, they can kind of like d determine like where it came from and bounces from. 325 00:37:10,490.9584122 --> 00:37:14,570.9584122 And then they could literally like maybe draw up an assumption. 326 00:37:14,570.9584122 --> 00:37:23,990.9584122 Of course, this is still assumption, this is not proven, but like something that's there, that's, that's like avoiding or that's like bouncing it off. 327 00:37:24,880.3584122 --> 00:37:33,890.9584122 This is kind of in a way like what My thing is, this is no, but, but my question is, this is, it's not about like this. 328 00:37:33,950.9584122 --> 00:37:35,990.9584122 I'm done with this hearsay. 329 00:37:36,410.9584122 --> 00:37:51,350.9584122 I, why don't we investigate this and see what's in there? Why are the Egyptologists? you're gonna have to dig up Yeah, dude, we have the technology to preserve it, bro. 330 00:37:51,680.9584122 --> 00:38:03,740.9584122 You think we are? If you have the best of the best working on it, you think they wanna damage it? can you can you name any of the seven Can you name besides the Oh my God, no. 331 00:38:03,740.9584122 --> 00:38:06,80.9584122 Why are you diverting away from it? No. 332 00:38:06,80.9584122 --> 00:38:08,750.9584122 Why are you diverting away from something Irrelevant. 333 00:38:08,950.3584122 --> 00:38:12,500.9584122 there's only a seven Wonders in the world right Okay. 334 00:38:12,670.3584122 --> 00:38:13,755.9584122 is one of them Uhhuh. 335 00:38:13,780.3584122 --> 00:38:17,960.9584122 want to you want to dig that shit up That's like saying Hey No, not Dig it up. 336 00:38:17,960.9584122 --> 00:38:19,670.9584122 Dig around it, dude. 337 00:38:20,975.9584122 --> 00:38:25,595.9584122 My thing is this is like, why not find something? And also they closed off. 338 00:38:25,595.9584122 --> 00:38:26,705.9584122 They the All right. 339 00:38:26,705.9584122 --> 00:38:27,665.9584122 Let me ask you this then. 340 00:38:28,115.9584122 --> 00:38:38,105.9584122 What do you think those, uh, the pyramids of Giza were for? What do you believe they are? Pyramids Uhhuh of? Giza of Giza. 341 00:38:39,400.3584122 --> 00:38:42,800.9584122 I mean pyramids in general are Oh my gosh, dude. 342 00:38:44,800.3584122 --> 00:39:10,355.9584122 monuments that were built It's all over the world Human beings just like geometric shapes So why don't we make more of them now? We do a lot of Where, as fuck You'll you can ne you'll never look at our buildings and think oh is that ma made or nature Like it's always gonna be like what, sharp edges and vectorized no, you just said pyramids. 343 00:39:11,15.9584122 --> 00:39:14,825.9584122 So you're saying that we as human civilization love pyramids. 344 00:39:14,825.9584122 --> 00:39:16,145.9584122 Like, like pyramid. 345 00:39:16,180.3584122 --> 00:39:22,385.9584122 yeah Well, where are they? uh look at the what is one of the The only thing I could think of is the Louv. 346 00:39:24,10.3584122 --> 00:39:27,840.9584122 No no wait That that is a pyramid on the ground floor Mm-hmm. 347 00:39:28,150.3584122 --> 00:39:48,725.9584122 not considering the fact that like let's think about like the Comcast Center Yes The shaft of it is a very long However at the top we never like a lot of our buildings we actually build pyramids at the top of these sky rises talking about Liberty one? Liberty one also Comcast. 348 00:39:48,725.9584122 --> 00:39:51,545.9584122 I don't think Comcast has a, a triangle point. 349 00:39:51,700.3584122 --> 00:39:53,225.9584122 The the It's square. 350 00:39:53,770.3584122 --> 00:40:06,850.9584122 the memorial uh the Washington Memorial and DC like also build pyramids on top of just really large shit too So are you telling me, wait, wait. 351 00:40:06,855.9584122 --> 00:40:07,175.9584122 Hold on. 352 00:40:07,175.9584122 --> 00:40:15,35.9584122 So are you telling me that the Washington memorial, so the first shape you, you think of that as a, as a pyramid. 353 00:40:15,490.3584122 --> 00:40:21,35.9584122 No I'm Oh, a really but the pyramids at Giza, on Hold on, hold on, hold on. 354 00:40:21,35.9584122 --> 00:40:22,265.9584122 Let's, let's take it back. 355 00:40:22,325.9584122 --> 00:40:23,225.9584122 Let's take it back here. 356 00:40:23,495.9584122 --> 00:40:56,975.9584122 You said that the pyramids itself, like the ones in Giza, are all around the world, right? Yeah Okay, but what type of, but no, but my thing is, is like, do you believe how so right now, what other things that are pyramids that we make now? What do you mean The, uh, the only thing I could, no, so Mike, but no, what do you mean? You told me about use the to buildings. 357 00:40:57,190.3584122 --> 00:41:08,315.9584122 We mean we still use the pyramid shape It just we use it in different capacities than we used to back then I All right. 358 00:41:08,335.3584122 --> 00:41:14,375.9584122 still build put I don't cons, the buildings so that's my point. 359 00:41:14,645.9584122 --> 00:41:16,505.9584122 So that is my point. 360 00:41:16,505.9584122 --> 00:41:19,25.9584122 See, It's no, no, no, but that's my point. 361 00:41:19,385.9584122 --> 00:41:21,425.9584122 There is something below it. 362 00:41:21,425.9584122 --> 00:41:23,615.9584122 It's evident that there's something below it. 363 00:41:23,615.9584122 --> 00:41:25,535.9584122 They just don't know what the hell it is. 364 00:41:26,495.9584122 --> 00:41:30,605.9584122 Right? let let me keep looking at what it's Oh my gosh. 365 00:41:30,625.3584122 --> 00:41:45,5.9584122 vertical cylindrical structures These structures are set to extend approximately 2100 feet down below the cafe pyramid So wait didn't we know this That's the biggest, these no, that just happened. 366 00:41:45,385.3584122 --> 00:41:46,711.9584122 No we No, no, no. 367 00:41:46,885.3584122 --> 00:41:49,925.9584122 these You're talking about, you're talking about shafts in the pyramid. 368 00:41:50,165.9584122 --> 00:41:53,135.9584122 This is below the actual pyramid. 369 00:41:53,135.9584122 --> 00:41:56,255.9584122 They're like spiraly things going below it. 370 00:41:56,975.9584122 --> 00:42:00,365.9584122 You're talking about air shafts going into the pyramids. 371 00:42:00,365.9584122 --> 00:42:00,935.9584122 You're com. 372 00:42:01,355.9584122 --> 00:42:02,885.9584122 That's not 2100 feet. 373 00:42:03,5.9584122 --> 00:42:11,285.9584122 Do you know how long 2100 feet is? It is half a mile a little less than half a mile Yeah, that's my point. 374 00:42:12,605.9584122 --> 00:42:12,995.9584122 Like. 375 00:42:14,420.9584122 --> 00:42:20,900.9584122 Dude, the pyramid itself is not even close to half a mile, chambers At the deepest level bro. 376 00:42:20,900.9584122 --> 00:42:25,730.9584122 Do you have to understand? I I actually touched the pyramids with my bare hands. 377 00:42:26,470.3584122 --> 00:42:38,90.9584122 the par spiral pathways are claimed to connect to two massive cube shape structures each measuring about 263 feet per This is 2100 feet below, bro. 378 00:42:38,630.9584122 --> 00:42:44,870.9584122 What the fuck, man? However these claims have been met with skepticism and strong opposition because Dr. 379 00:42:44,870.9584122 --> 00:42:52,100.9584122 Zahi Haas, he is fucking gate keeping this, he won't let anyone even near it. 380 00:42:54,680.9584122 --> 00:42:56,420.9584122 He wants to preserve. 381 00:42:56,810.9584122 --> 00:43:01,850.9584122 No, no, he's afraid no wait hold on he's gonna lose his sponsors, bro. 382 00:43:01,850.9584122 --> 00:43:03,50.9584122 He's gonna lose his money. 383 00:43:03,160.3584122 --> 00:43:44,420.9584122 Judging by the technology which let me let me reiterate to to everyone that SAR stands for Synthetic aperture radar which is literally you like a car right I'm going I'm driving in a car and you're standing still and I want to take a picture of you right So instead of me just taking Sandy there and taking a uh and waiting for like a really good picture I'm driving in circles around you taking a million shitty pictures and then and then a computer puts all those pictures together for one clear image That's essentially what So I'm looking it up right now. 384 00:43:45,110.9584122 --> 00:43:49,100.9584122 It is the, uh, synthetic aperture radar known as SAR. 385 00:43:49,760.9584122 --> 00:44:03,530.9584122 So basically the satellite is on the ground, all right? And as like, let's just say two planes are traveling over it pulsates from there to back and forth, so the data can be processed. 386 00:44:03,530.9584122 --> 00:44:07,790.9584122 If the distance from one to two was the aperture of a huge radar, I don't understand. 387 00:44:09,380.9584122 --> 00:44:09,740.9584122 Hold on. 388 00:44:09,740.9584122 --> 00:44:11,450.9584122 Let me find a better thing here. 389 00:44:11,510.9584122 --> 00:44:13,340.9584122 Oh, the satellites on the top. 390 00:44:13,640.9584122 --> 00:44:19,685.9584122 Wait, it's on the airplane on, uh, goes down. 391 00:44:22,390.3584122 --> 00:44:35,480.9584122 All right hold on Let me let me ask lemme lemme see Like what what what's the accuracy of SAR verse lidar No, no, like no. 392 00:44:35,480.9584122 --> 00:44:54,890.9584122 Not even just what's the accuracy of SAR? well let's compare it to something because lidar I think is like pretty accurate right Well, then Graham Hancock uses Lidar to, to ask his questions, then That's why I do believe in some of the things that Graham Hancock that's fine. 393 00:44:54,890.9584122 --> 00:44:56,240.9584122 Then just take those. 394 00:44:56,275.3584122 --> 00:45:07,340.9584122 but the those are the He's just a curious minded guy pushing this narrative because he's wondering why no one is researching it. 395 00:45:07,370.9584122 --> 00:45:08,840.9584122 That's all he's asking. 396 00:45:09,55.3584122 --> 00:45:44,780.9584122 you say there's a bunch of like indigenous tribal people who built this shit then great Yes we understand But what his narrative is is that he believes that there were an advanced civilization of people that had really high technology for the time and then they were wiped out by a flood And then these people after they were wiped out could it be Atlantis like he even connected the dots like Atlantis And so Atlantians traveled the world spreading their knowledge of vast advanced civilization to these indigenous tribes I mean, I, I don't know a hundred percent. 397 00:45:44,840.9584122 --> 00:45:45,650.9584122 I get that. 398 00:45:45,680.9584122 --> 00:45:51,530.9584122 I'm not, I'm not like, like he's just using imagination too with it. 399 00:45:51,860.9584122 --> 00:45:52,580.9584122 Just, that's it. 400 00:45:52,940.9584122 --> 00:45:54,680.9584122 But my thing is, it's like, yes, you're right. 401 00:45:54,680.9584122 --> 00:45:59,510.9584122 It sounds ridiculous, but we don't know enough to tell and discount him. 402 00:46:00,125.9584122 --> 00:46:00,965.9584122 That's all it is. 403 00:46:00,965.9584122 --> 00:46:08,75.9584122 It's like why don't we just prove him either right or wrong where no one wants to put the money. 404 00:46:08,495.9584122 --> 00:46:15,305.9584122 Think about how much money needs to be like funded to even do some of these type of research. 405 00:46:15,845.9584122 --> 00:46:16,115.9584122 No. 406 00:46:16,175.9584122 --> 00:46:21,5.9584122 To excavate 2100 or 2300 feet below the pyramids. 407 00:46:21,275.9584122 --> 00:46:23,75.9584122 That is a feat in itself, bro. 408 00:46:24,185.9584122 --> 00:46:32,765.9584122 You know what I'm saying? How much money is gonna be involved in it? Even if the Egyptian like country and like the government allows it, let's just say they allow it. 409 00:46:33,305.9584122 --> 00:46:37,265.9584122 Dude, how much money is gonna be involved? No one's gonna do it. 410 00:46:37,265.9584122 --> 00:46:38,345.9584122 This is the problem. 411 00:46:38,450.3584122 --> 00:46:43,205.9584122 gonna be an issue at It's 'cause no one wants to put the money for it, bro. 412 00:46:43,535.9584122 --> 00:46:47,165.9584122 Alright, so you're telling me, let's just say you are a two billionaire. 413 00:46:47,645.9584122 --> 00:46:52,595.9584122 Would you even care to do it, to put your money into that research? No. 414 00:46:52,675.3584122 --> 00:46:54,65.9584122 billionaire what Yeah. 415 00:46:54,175.3584122 --> 00:46:56,795.9584122 So you You have $2 billion to yourself. 416 00:46:57,485.9584122 --> 00:47:02,555.9584122 But to do this, you need that You wanna get the hell out here. 417 00:47:02,615.9584122 --> 00:47:03,905.9584122 You would not bro. 418 00:47:03,955.3584122 --> 00:47:25,175.9584122 on hold on Okay So in summary if you need highly detailed 3D models at the surface with a very high spatial and vertical accuracy lidar is generally the better choice So lidar is very accurate Is they're saying however if you Well s but as they are is often more suitable too though. 419 00:47:26,125.3584122 --> 00:47:32,645.9584122 right Because because uh they can penetrate surface materials And that's the point of it. 420 00:47:33,35.9584122 --> 00:47:54,575.9584122 That's why they use SAR over Lidar because they're trying to see what the hell's in the ground that's causing this type of like interference that's making them assume that these are like pillars and spirally as if like you can walk along like as if it's like an actual staircase, a spirally staircase and like Harry Potter. 421 00:47:55,355.9584122 --> 00:47:56,405.9584122 You love Harry Potter. 422 00:47:57,155.9584122 --> 00:48:02,465.9584122 So you understand like the tower stairs, I don't know how to describe it. 423 00:48:02,945.9584122 --> 00:48:15,155.9584122 Spirally staircase? Is that what you call it? Uh I'm just saying I don't know, but I would love for them to like investigate this bro. 424 00:48:15,515.9584122 --> 00:48:33,125.9584122 That's all like, can't we as like a world maybe just like put in a little bit of the pot to do like these type of like, like humanity, like researches, like I feel like this is good for that humanity. 425 00:48:33,175.3584122 --> 00:48:40,715.9584122 be to go into like cancer research instead Dude, there ares, there are money going to cancer research. 426 00:48:41,105.9584122 --> 00:48:43,715.9584122 Maybe I, okay, I'm not gonna discredit that. 427 00:48:44,15.9584122 --> 00:48:52,835.9584122 I'm just saying like, dude, what I feel like if we could understand a little bit, let's just say, okay, let's just entertain the thought. 428 00:48:52,865.9584122 --> 00:48:53,255.9584122 Okay. 429 00:48:53,435.9584122 --> 00:48:54,575.9584122 Just entertain this thought. 430 00:48:55,385.9584122 --> 00:48:55,745.9584122 Alright. 431 00:48:56,495.9584122 --> 00:49:11,795.9584122 If we could learn more about this, and let's just say that they became, they are an advanced civilization over us, they just use different type of technology versus what we do and we could learn from it. 432 00:49:11,795.9584122 --> 00:49:42,155.9584122 Wouldn't you want to adapt that to our current lives? What No it has no bearings on our So for example, there's a theory going along with, with these like people, especially with like the whole Egyptian pyramids and all this, that they're, they're saying that like another way of looking at how they transported, like this type of like stone that's like 200 miles away from the pyramids was through like vibration technology. 433 00:49:43,475.9584122 --> 00:49:50,135.9584122 And like right now, we're, we just know how to move like a little silver ball. 434 00:49:50,135.9584122 --> 00:49:52,235.9584122 You should look at it through vibration. 435 00:49:52,715.9584122 --> 00:49:56,225.9584122 Like, we're starting to slowly understand this vibration technology. 436 00:49:56,285.9584122 --> 00:50:03,365.9584122 What if they just, they knew how to do that so, so much earlier before combustion style There's technology. 437 00:50:03,595.3584122 --> 00:50:11,400.9584122 there's a lot of like experiments for new energy sources Not energy. 438 00:50:11,740.9584122 --> 00:50:17,480.9584122 I'm talking about just like, oh oh the uh magnetism mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 439 00:50:17,605.3584122 --> 00:50:32,285.9584122 magnet train is a really good example of this Why isn't there more of this You know like wouldn't it be awesome if we had a magnet train that went from like the east coast to the west coast in the same amount of time as a as a airplane however No, maybe even faster. 440 00:50:32,285.9584122 --> 00:50:51,125.9584122 Right? If it's just a direct, direct flight it's just la or direct train ride, not not why not make it underground? The reason why it Japan only has that one is because it takes a lot of money to maintain that It's more Maybe. 441 00:50:51,125.9584122 --> 00:50:55,805.9584122 I, I totally, I totally understand that, Ben, that, that the technology hasn't perfected. 442 00:50:56,525.9584122 --> 00:50:57,125.9584122 That's the thing. 443 00:50:57,125.9584122 --> 00:51:05,735.9584122 Like I feel that, man, there's other ways to look into technology, but we're just very ignorant and one sided. 444 00:51:05,950.3584122 --> 00:51:43,895.9584122 And so then the thing that I have with the pyramids then here right What is like you're suggesting like so like let's think about this way because I feel like you're more in love with the fantasy The the the question mark is more intriguing to you than the actual answer This is what I think with Grand Hancock as well and all conspiracy theories is a theorist Is that it's the question mark The it's you love the question mark more than the answer because then if there was a definitive answer it would no longer be a controversial or a conspiracy There's no faith involved anymore No, no, no, no. 445 00:51:44,280.9584122 --> 00:51:46,565.9584122 I, no, it it, you're talking about intrigue. 446 00:51:46,565.9584122 --> 00:51:47,75.9584122 I get it. 447 00:51:47,75.9584122 --> 00:51:48,65.9584122 Yes, I am. 448 00:51:48,425.9584122 --> 00:51:51,695.9584122 But at the same time, like, I want to know the truth. 449 00:51:51,875.9584122 --> 00:51:52,205.9584122 That's it. 450 00:51:52,360.3584122 --> 00:52:21,335.9584122 So so let's say like okay let's say the the truth is like there's rooms there's like these spiral staircase that lead to like I don't know 2100 feet below pyramids and then there's two massive rectangle rooms Okay That's what you're saying right What's the point What would be the point of these rooms I I don't know. 451 00:52:21,335.9584122 --> 00:52:29,135.9584122 That's, isn't that, is it that, does that not question you? no do you have to drill? Okay, so so what, what, let me ask you a question though. 452 00:52:29,135.9584122 --> 00:52:30,425.9584122 You have to be fair here. 453 00:52:30,815.9584122 --> 00:52:35,331.9584122 So when do you think the pyramids were built? no No, no, no. 454 00:52:35,555.9584122 --> 00:52:36,5.9584122 Stop, stop. 455 00:52:36,5.9584122 --> 00:52:41,675.9584122 Just, can you just answer the question though? You can't just tell me this stuff without giving me that. 456 00:52:41,975.9584122 --> 00:52:45,155.9584122 If not, then I don't want to do this. 457 00:52:45,190.3584122 --> 00:53:17,540.9584122 I Four or 5,000 Uh what is it like maybe I guess Egypt was like around 800 or 700 BC right 800 bc Is that that old or maybe less Less than that Uh My, my, 500 600 BC maybe So so is that what is that? So you think the pyramids were built in 2,300 years ago? I mean I don't exactly let no, because I have to question you because you talk a lot of game here right now. 458 00:53:17,960.9584122 --> 00:53:23,600.9584122 But you gotta like, Oh oh oh Actually yeah, you're very wrong. 459 00:53:23,845.3584122 --> 00:53:27,590.9584122 I was right actually What? was about 2000 No, it's not. 460 00:53:27,590.9584122 --> 00:53:28,280.9584122 Go back. 461 00:53:28,490.9584122 --> 00:53:30,155.9584122 That's 5,000 years ago, bro. 462 00:53:30,560.9584122 --> 00:53:33,20.9584122 You said 600 bc. 463 00:53:33,295.3584122 --> 00:53:36,80.9584122 I actually second guess myself At Oh my god, dude. 464 00:53:36,110.9584122 --> 00:53:38,180.9584122 What the At you did not. 465 00:53:38,180.9584122 --> 00:53:39,830.9584122 You said 600 to eight. 466 00:53:39,835.3584122 --> 00:53:42,800.9584122 recorded It's fine It's Oh my God. 467 00:53:42,925.3584122 --> 00:53:48,470.9584122 2000 bc but then I I I thought I No, you said 2000 years ago. 468 00:53:48,470.9584122 --> 00:53:51,20.9584122 You did not say two th Stop. 469 00:53:51,20.9584122 --> 00:53:52,940.9584122 Pause it right now and play it back. 470 00:53:53,90.9584122 --> 00:53:53,720.9584122 No, not. 471 00:53:53,815.3584122 --> 00:54:02,390.9584122 it back Uh it's fine Whoever can listen to this can will know the truth It's fine You can listen to it later You'll know that I'm I said fine. 472 00:54:02,515.3584122 --> 00:54:34,40.9584122 at first but then I was like man 2000 BC is a long time ago That's a really long time ago But yeah you're right Uh it's about because I was thinking like Jesus died what Zero ad Right I was like there's no way The Egypt empire was like 2000 years before Christ but I guess it was how's that even possible I Alright, so if you want, talk about Jesus times and stuff. 473 00:54:34,40.9584122 --> 00:54:52,280.9584122 So do you think they have the technology to borrow through 2300 feet, four fucking 24 pillars in a spirally formation? Along with, what'd you just say? A two, two or 4, 263 cubic square foot of like space in the ground. 474 00:54:53,180.9584122 --> 00:55:05,510.9584122 Like do you think they had that technology 5,000 years ago to do that? didn't they build the pyramids that time No, that's my point. 475 00:55:05,510.9584122 --> 00:55:08,30.9584122 But a pyramid is nowhere near the size. 476 00:55:08,30.9584122 --> 00:55:09,440.9584122 2,150. 477 00:55:09,440.9584122 --> 00:55:11,420.9584122 You don't understand how big that is, bro. 478 00:55:14,180.9584122 --> 00:55:14,420.9584122 Yo. 479 00:55:14,420.9584122 --> 00:55:29,840.9584122 And also on top of that, but what It's easier to dig in the ground than to like stack up right In alright, so, so, so the pyramids, the biggest, the great Pyramid Giza stood at 480, stands at 481 feet. 480 00:55:30,650.9584122 --> 00:55:33,590.9584122 We're talking about almost four times bigger. 481 00:55:33,715.3584122 --> 00:55:38,870.9584122 No I get that But like the thing So you are telling me that you could dig through rock. 482 00:55:39,290.9584122 --> 00:55:49,70.9584122 What did they dig? How did they dig rocks down there? not many rocks there That's why they had to import the No, I'm talking about underground. 483 00:55:49,310.9584122 --> 00:55:59,510.9584122 How did it dig through the fucking rocks of the earth? lot of the surface in that area is sand apparently it's not, dude. 484 00:55:59,510.9584122 --> 00:56:02,690.9584122 When the pyramids were built, it was lush. 485 00:56:02,720.9584122 --> 00:56:06,290.9584122 It was a, it was a fucking green land. 486 00:56:07,15.3584122 --> 00:56:24,260.9584122 and ground like in Egypt when the pyramids are built Or you should just say 5,000 years ago, Well I need to because they said the Nile River was going alongside it. 487 00:56:24,880.3584122 --> 00:57:20,375.9584122 So the pyramids of Gza built during the old Kingdom of Egypt 4,500 years ago were characterized by several key features rocky Plateau So the Gza pyramids are constructed on a high relatively flat plateau composed primarily of limestone bedrock Uh okay The limestone itself was queried from the plateau and nearby areas uh approximately to the Nile River which would make it so they have water of course arid climate Those are like sand and gravel While the plateau itself was rocky there would've been areas covered with sand and gravel especially at the edges and further away the movement the sand Okay Um so essentially what you're saying is that people can make quarries but they can't dig on the ground 2100 feet. 488 00:57:21,455.9584122 --> 00:57:22,595.9584122 2300 feet. 489 00:57:22,840.3584122 --> 00:57:25,25.9584122 Okay 5,000 years ago though. 490 00:57:25,25.9584122 --> 00:57:32,435.9584122 5,000 years ago? question still stands What would build rooms for I don't know. 491 00:57:34,510.3584122 --> 00:58:01,115.9584122 okay so here's some hypotheticals here They are part of a preexisting underground network What what does that mean These structures might be part of a much larger older and potentially natural or human made underground network that predates the pyramid But see that's the shit that I'm trying to talk about This connects the theories about extensive subterranean I'm not the one that re looked it up. 492 00:58:01,115.9584122 --> 00:58:03,335.9584122 You did? civilizations saying. 493 00:58:03,335.9584122 --> 00:58:06,755.9584122 You looked it up through Gemini, right? So that's on you. 494 00:58:06,815.9584122 --> 00:58:07,475.9584122 I don't know. 495 00:58:07,475.9584122 --> 00:58:08,855.9584122 I don't know what they are. 496 00:58:10,165.3584122 --> 00:58:23,810.9584122 But that's okay So there's like okay Atlantis is like underground networks now Anyways foundation or support system which probably makes more sense Why is that? What building do you see now that that goes f Okay. 497 00:58:23,960.9584122 --> 00:58:28,220.9584122 You don't understand the pyramid was four is 481 feet. 498 00:58:28,220.9584122 --> 00:58:35,900.9584122 Why did they need to dig 2,300 feet underground for that? how about this one Uh hydraulic or water Yes. 499 00:58:35,930.9584122 --> 00:58:45,800.9584122 It, the people now theorizing that the pyramids was a source of fucking power, energy, not tombs or spiritual shit. 500 00:58:45,955.3584122 --> 00:58:49,310.9584122 is There is no burial grounds nearby it. 501 00:58:49,525.3584122 --> 00:58:54,175.9584122 is mentioned that this is a water table Mm-hmm. 502 00:58:54,625.3584122 --> 00:58:56,570.9584122 groundwater And then the exactly. 503 00:58:56,815.3584122 --> 00:59:05,720.9584122 next one says energy generation fringe theory Again I want to point out here that this is a fringe theory Let me ask you this. 504 00:59:05,720.9584122 --> 00:59:09,290.9584122 Are, do you know chemistry? Do you know chemistry, right? A little bit. 505 00:59:09,740.9584122 --> 00:59:15,860.9584122 So what, what, what does water, what, what water, what molecules produce water. 506 00:59:15,950.9584122 --> 00:59:16,790.9584122 Hydrogen. 507 00:59:16,910.9584122 --> 00:59:17,780.9584122 Right, and oxygen. 508 00:59:17,780.9584122 --> 00:59:18,140.9584122 Right. 509 00:59:18,175.3584122 --> 00:59:30,110.9584122 Yeah What can give you energy out of the two hydrogen? So what they're saying about is the water table is a way for them to extract you hydrogen. 510 00:59:30,445.3584122 --> 00:59:35,270.9584122 how do you get uh energy from hydrogen Wow. 511 00:59:35,540.9584122 --> 00:59:36,380.9584122 Look it up. 512 00:59:36,565.3584122 --> 00:59:47,0.9584122 explain So you're telling me that hydrogen is not an energy source? how how I'm asking how is hydrogen and energy source Hydrogen, alright. 513 00:59:47,60.9584122 --> 00:59:49,340.9584122 Uh, on a no, no. 514 00:59:49,340.9584122 --> 00:59:51,230.9584122 Just as an energy source. 515 00:59:51,595.3584122 --> 00:59:56,180.9584122 How does hydrogen give So what is natural Hydrogen which is a Okay. 516 00:59:56,180.9584122 --> 00:59:58,520.9584122 So you don't know about Japanese. 517 00:59:58,640.9584122 --> 01:00:11,270.9584122 Creating RX sevens with hydrogen fuel Hydrogen So how I'm asking you does hydrogen work as a fuel as eng as as an energy source is, all right. 518 01:00:11,270.9584122 --> 01:00:12,560.9584122 Let me look it up here for you. 519 01:00:13,330.3584122 --> 01:00:15,530.9584122 Uh now No, see, well wait. 520 01:00:15,530.9584122 --> 01:00:19,340.9584122 How is it that you are allowed to look up Gemini, but you're not, you're telling me I can't. 521 01:00:21,365.9584122 --> 01:00:22,295.9584122 That's unfair, man. 522 01:00:22,325.9584122 --> 01:00:22,535.9584122 No. 523 01:00:22,535.9584122 --> 01:00:25,85.9584122 You know what? I don't wanna do this podcast anymore, bro. 524 01:00:25,115.9584122 --> 01:00:29,75.9584122 Like, you're, you're, you're just trying to do this to like mock me or something. 525 01:00:29,75.9584122 --> 01:00:39,545.9584122 Like how's that fair? Everything you're doing, you're looking up and then you're telling me I should understand it right away while you have like Gemini on you. 526 01:00:39,815.9584122 --> 01:00:40,955.9584122 Like, that's not fair. 527 01:00:41,410.3584122 --> 01:00:42,485.9584122 all right not fun for me. 528 01:00:42,670.3584122 --> 01:00:43,475.9584122 up Yeah. 529 01:00:43,475.9584122 --> 01:00:44,825.9584122 So be fair. 530 01:00:45,100.3584122 --> 01:01:10,535.9584122 I'm looking it up So a fuel a hydrogen electrochemical reaction a fuel cell converts the chemical energy of hydrogen into electricity Uh it is like similar to oxygen Uh It doesn't need to be recharged It could continue to produce electricity as long as a supply of hydrogen and oxygen Yes. 531 01:01:10,565.9584122 --> 01:01:14,855.9584122 And you know how simple it is to separate hydrogen with a lot oxygen too. 532 01:01:15,185.9584122 --> 01:01:17,675.9584122 All you gotta do is connect the battery right. 533 01:01:18,155.9584122 --> 01:01:19,415.9584122 And put water on it. 534 01:01:19,565.9584122 --> 01:01:21,635.9584122 That bubbles that you see foaming. 535 01:01:21,735.3584122 --> 01:01:25,685.9584122 wait wait I'm stupid You're right So hydrogen fuel is a Wow. 536 01:01:25,810.3584122 --> 01:01:35,135.9584122 a is But thing This is I, I just told you the Japanese fucking use hydrogen fuel on their RX sevens. 537 01:01:35,200.3584122 --> 01:01:40,415.9584122 yes I get it But they What? hydrogen fuel for rocket chips Okay. 538 01:01:40,415.9584122 --> 01:01:41,105.9584122 Yes. 539 01:01:41,260.3584122 --> 01:01:47,405.9584122 rocket fuel You are literally talking about rocket fuel right No, it's, it's not, rocket fuel is still different from just hydrogen. 540 01:01:47,405.9584122 --> 01:01:48,725.9584122 You could literally separate. 541 01:01:48,845.9584122 --> 01:02:01,745.9584122 So my point with this is with the pyramids, they're saying that is these fucking weird, like crazy ass Egyptians found a way to extort hydrogen to use as energy. 542 01:02:02,615.9584122 --> 01:02:07,655.9584122 And this is why there's ev and that's why you're talking about these waterbeds underneath the pyramids itself. 543 01:02:08,495.9584122 --> 01:02:13,295.9584122 That's why I'm saying like, this is just really curiosity stuff you are thinking. 544 01:02:13,295.9584122 --> 01:02:16,115.9584122 I'm just trying to find ways to just find questions. 545 01:02:16,115.9584122 --> 01:02:16,955.9584122 Yes, you're right. 546 01:02:17,375.9584122 --> 01:02:20,105.9584122 I'm curious, like that's some weird shit. 547 01:02:20,555.9584122 --> 01:02:40,355.9584122 And why are we using this? Why are we still stuck on fossil fuels? Why do we have to dig up and do, what do they call 'em, fracking And like when we could be using hydrogen, which is the most, isn't that the most abundant element on the planet? Or is it nitrogen? Oh it's hydrogen it's number That's my point. 548 01:02:40,355.9584122 --> 01:02:42,815.9584122 Like that's the most abundant thing on earth. 549 01:02:44,135.9584122 --> 01:02:50,225.9584122 Like what, what are we doing? I'm all for like human progression now. 550 01:02:50,225.9584122 --> 01:02:51,305.9584122 Like that's what I realized. 551 01:02:51,305.9584122 --> 01:02:55,55.9584122 Like, and I feel like we're not progressing as a, a society. 552 01:02:55,630.3584122 --> 01:03:03,965.9584122 is a very light gas apparently and can be difficult and costly to store and transport due to its low Okay, that's a great problem. 553 01:03:04,60.3584122 --> 01:03:09,815.9584122 transport But yo bro, we have like helium Have you seen helium helium. 554 01:03:09,815.9584122 --> 01:03:17,405.9584122 What? helium Like the gas Like, I mean, helium I don't even know how to even get helium to be honest. 555 01:03:17,500.3584122 --> 01:03:20,255.9584122 No no But like you've seen that though You've No, no. 556 01:03:20,255.9584122 --> 01:03:21,125.9584122 All I see. 557 01:03:21,365.9584122 --> 01:03:22,295.9584122 No, I don't. 558 01:03:22,445.9584122 --> 01:03:43,535.9584122 All I see is No, I never, uh, a helium tank yes, but how, where did they get the helium is my question? like a place where they refill it Like they have Where tank where's the helium coming from? tank to like the big tank And the big tank it's either they a truck comes and fills it up with helium Oh my God. 559 01:03:43,535.9584122 --> 01:03:49,865.9584122 You're talking like that one band, like peaches come from a can explain where the helium comes from though. 560 01:03:49,960.3584122 --> 01:03:51,485.9584122 I I mean Oh my God. 561 01:03:51,580.3584122 --> 01:03:53,315.9584122 I don't know where the That's what I'm saying. 562 01:03:53,315.9584122 --> 01:03:56,615.9584122 I'm curious Ah though. 563 01:03:56,615.9584122 --> 01:04:01,265.9584122 That is, I, I don't even know where helium is, where humans can extract it. 564 01:04:01,505.9584122 --> 01:04:02,825.9584122 That's a great question. 565 01:04:03,520.3584122 --> 01:04:10,170.9584122 I I'm guessing uh I mean if we Where is it though? from It's isn't it natural I don't know. 566 01:04:12,220.3584122 --> 01:04:32,675.9584122 uh the helium we find on earth is produced through radioactive decay of heavier elements does that mean? Uh I can I can actually uh there's helium that gets Yo, underground so you can we can actually make some we can actually capture helium by so if you have that's crazy. 567 01:04:33,520.3584122 --> 01:04:35,105.9584122 How That is crazy. 568 01:04:35,410.3584122 --> 01:04:39,785.9584122 I can actually explain how decay works which is actually really What do you mean? Uh, no. 569 01:04:39,785.9584122 --> 01:04:43,985.9584122 Can you read that again? Decay from what? Heavier elements. 570 01:04:44,290.3584122 --> 01:04:45,875.9584122 Heavier what the fuck this. 571 01:04:46,175.9584122 --> 01:04:48,215.9584122 Wait, radioactive decay. 572 01:04:48,850.3584122 --> 01:04:59,285.9584122 yeah Yep What? all most heavier elements are radioactive so most of like if you ever Oh, periodic table yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 573 01:04:59,285.9584122 --> 01:05:01,805.9584122 Or, or radioactive. 574 01:05:01,805.9584122 --> 01:05:02,345.9584122 I got you. 575 01:05:02,345.9584122 --> 01:05:02,765.9584122 I got you. 576 01:05:02,950.3584122 --> 01:05:30,215.9584122 they're so volatile cause there's too many molecules in there that it makes it very volatile in there And so when it comes to like decay everything gives off radiation when it dies over time like even molecules have a shelf life like a shelf life like anything And as it reaches those hap like shelf lives it starts to give off radiation Much That's crazy. 577 01:05:30,425.9584122 --> 01:05:32,285.9584122 I didn't see, I did not know this. 578 01:05:32,285.9584122 --> 01:05:37,475.9584122 Now that you said about helium, that got me thinking like I never thought of it. 579 01:05:37,505.9584122 --> 01:05:40,115.9584122 Like where do we get it from? Like, that's crazy. 580 01:05:40,675.3584122 --> 01:05:45,905.9584122 Also natural gas contains up to 7 helium So when we That doesn't sound like a lot. 581 01:05:45,995.9584122 --> 01:05:55,415.9584122 7%, think I mean I think that could probably be a lot but based on like what we use but not much No, usage of is true. 582 01:05:56,255.9584122 --> 01:05:56,975.9584122 That is true. 583 01:05:57,695.9584122 --> 01:05:59,135.9584122 But my question, that's my point. 584 01:05:59,195.9584122 --> 01:06:03,725.9584122 Like, why are we still set on? Like I don't think I. 585 01:06:04,715.9584122 --> 01:06:15,635.9584122 I mean, sun is great power source, but I don't think we are as human beings at this stage in our civilization, is utilizing it efficiently. 586 01:06:16,295.9584122 --> 01:06:21,275.9584122 Um, the only thing I feel like, this is just my thought here. 587 01:06:21,275.9584122 --> 01:06:23,315.9584122 My opinion is hydrogen. 588 01:06:23,735.9584122 --> 01:06:38,75.9584122 If we can do it for good and we can solve those problems that you mentioned about like difficulty of transportation and all this stuff, dude, we got like a bi more like what, several billion people living on this planet. 589 01:06:38,75.9584122 --> 01:06:43,685.9584122 Like if we could figure this out, the smartest people can find a way to make it efficient. 590 01:06:44,45.9584122 --> 01:06:46,295.9584122 And I think hydrogen is a great source, man. 591 01:06:48,485.9584122 --> 01:06:55,25.9584122 I don't think the sun, the way that we have to store that type of energy is not good. 592 01:06:55,135.3584122 --> 01:06:57,635.9584122 probably looking into it I hope so. 593 01:06:58,385.9584122 --> 01:06:59,345.9584122 I really hope so. 594 01:06:59,555.9584122 --> 01:07:01,55.9584122 I just want the greater good man. 595 01:07:01,55.9584122 --> 01:07:09,725.9584122 I'm not, you think like I'm just chasing like theories and conspiracies? It's not, it's just are the one who said you don't believe in climate change at times No. 596 01:07:09,725.9584122 --> 01:07:12,695.9584122 The climate change is like no matter what though. 597 01:07:12,755.9584122 --> 01:07:14,75.9584122 No, but I asked you this. 598 01:07:14,435.9584122 --> 01:07:14,765.9584122 Okay. 599 01:07:14,765.9584122 --> 01:07:22,355.9584122 We could do our best saving the planet, but I feel like we as people are underestimating the strength of our planet. 600 01:07:22,385.9584122 --> 01:07:22,955.9584122 That's number one. 601 01:07:22,955.9584122 --> 01:07:30,275.9584122 And number two, I do think we are contributing to like negatively on the planet. 602 01:07:30,415.3584122 --> 01:07:31,745.9584122 Negatively Okay get that. 603 01:07:31,745.9584122 --> 01:07:32,465.9584122 I get that. 604 01:07:32,465.9584122 --> 01:07:41,405.9584122 But bro, if there's solar flares on the sun or if our earth tips over or an asteroid hit, those are like out of our hands. 605 01:07:41,875.3584122 --> 01:08:01,85.9584122 Right right right That's true But I mean it those and those can happen theoretically However one of the things that we are in like one of the golden peace periods of our universe is a Not many What? That's not, no The we are flying through an asteroid. 606 01:08:01,375.3584122 --> 01:08:14,695.3584122 wait Our solar system is pretty old and and and it's not like the oldest but it's old The Milky Way is like what 8 billion years old which and the whole universe is only 13.8 607 01:08:14,785.3584122 --> 01:08:15,670.3584122 uh 2.5 608 01:08:15,670.3584122 --> 01:08:35,540.9584122 billion So it the Milky Way is not like a rookie It's a it's like a pretty seasoned so the solar system that we have are in right now not volatile Bro, bro, do you not know that? But we do revolve through an asteroid belt though. 609 01:08:35,540.9584122 --> 01:08:51,890.9584122 You know that? belt is not like what you see in the movies No, it, and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles are are in between each of these asteroids and you don't think that these asteroids can catch into our gravity at any point in time? Like you, we can. 610 01:08:51,890.9584122 --> 01:08:56,360.9584122 You can a hundred percent put your life on it because Because don't know. 611 01:08:56,485.3584122 --> 01:09:13,340.9584122 so powerful that it locks everything in a in a orbit This is the reason why we don't crash into Venus from time to time Or our moon doesn't hit something from time to time No, that's because we are different size. 612 01:09:13,370.9584122 --> 01:09:15,200.9584122 The planets are different size. 613 01:09:15,655.3584122 --> 01:09:17,840.9584122 it's not The gravity pull is different. 614 01:09:17,900.9584122 --> 01:09:18,230.9584122 No. 615 01:09:18,230.9584122 --> 01:09:20,510.9584122 What do you mean? It's all about mass, bro. 616 01:09:21,140.9584122 --> 01:09:22,130.9584122 I get that. 617 01:09:22,130.9584122 --> 01:09:24,620.9584122 The sun, the sun god. 618 01:09:24,715.3584122 --> 01:09:36,770.9584122 us all in our position including the small the asteroid belt Can you, can you explain that? Why don't you Gemini that please? Because Gemini all, it's all about our mass. 619 01:09:36,830.9584122 --> 01:09:40,970.9584122 The, our planet mass is different from Venus versus different from Mars. 620 01:09:41,660.9584122 --> 01:09:42,350.9584122 That's what. 621 01:09:42,475.3584122 --> 01:09:57,845.9584122 with us being an orbit though The orbit is is earth mass versus suns mass which And, and, and then that's the difference of Venus' Mass with the sun's masses with why we don't collide. 622 01:09:58,195.3584122 --> 01:10:17,795.9584122 the And on of and on top of that, do you know that asteroid belt was previously what they, what, what actual, like phys astrophysicists are saying is we're actually swallowing a smaller galaxy right now, and that Astro belt was a result of a planet between Earth and Jupiter. 623 01:10:19,450.3584122 --> 01:10:23,315.9584122 Okay So that those are two different things But I'm just saying. 624 01:10:23,530.3584122 --> 01:11:49,595.9584122 I I don't need a Gemini This the it's it has nothing to do with the Earth's and Venus Comparatively Our mass has nothing to do with us not hitting each other The reason why nothing in the solar system hits each other anymore is because the sun has locked everything into place We are now in this internal dance with our son The only way we're gonna get out of this is if something external and fucks shit up and that has to be pretty big to to ignore the sun's gravitational pull In a sense and a lot of the external asteroids that come get kind of get pulled in by Jupiter or Saturn which is another shield for Earth The reason why we don't have any catastrophic catastrophic is that right Uh asteroids recently it's because of that It's we don't have any world it's not volatile Our solar system is very status quo why we don't have that Now in terms of of solar flare I do agree that that can be that can be measured that will theoretically us If there was like a crazy solar flare catastrophe I think that's more likely than an ash short is what I'm trying to say All right. 625 01:11:50,620.3584122 --> 01:11:52,35.9584122 But I don't know what to say, man. 626 01:11:53,595.3584122 --> 01:13:43,880.9584122 I I don't know I mean when it comes to space it's it's actually fairly so why is hydrogen why is hydrogen not an energy energy source Right now It's saying high energy density by weight The hydrogen contains a lot of energy for its weight making it attractive for transportation Um okay that's good clean emissions is a F is primary BPO is a water vapor Okay And hydrogen can be used in fuel cells to generate electricity Why isn't it a main energy G source Hydrogen is an energy carrier not a primary source Most this is the most fundamental reason Hydrogen H two in its pure form is not readily available in large quantities on earth It needs to be produced using other energy sources This means the overall environmental impact and energy efficiency depends heavily on how the hydrogen is produced So that's that's one because like we can't that's one thing we just have to mine The the the the the fossil fuels In this case we have to produce the hydrogen the of fossil fuel current dominance of fossil fuels Okay Uh cost of green hydrogen is more expensive However it's currently more expensive than producing hydrogen from fossil fuels Okay I mean I don't know No, I'm just saying like right now is because there's not enough research involved in it. 627 01:13:43,880.9584122 --> 01:13:51,650.9584122 I'm pretty sure like if you give it like 10 years, they'll probably find resolutions to these problems if they focus on it. 628 01:13:52,150.3584122 --> 01:13:54,680.9584122 I think it only it needs like No. 629 01:13:54,680.9584122 --> 01:14:06,415.9584122 What? Why are you denying that though? Like are, are you telling me that if we put 10 years of research into it, we can't find any answers to these? the issue is like human nature for me Okay. 630 01:14:06,590.9584122 --> 01:14:09,290.9584122 But then that's a different topic I'm talking about. 631 01:14:09,290.9584122 --> 01:14:12,200.9584122 If we as a collective do this. 632 01:14:12,665.9584122 --> 01:14:21,485.9584122 We could finally really legitimately solve and find renewable resources or efficien more efficient power sources. 633 01:14:22,45.3584122 --> 01:14:27,725.9584122 like other issues first What, what? Name it, name it. 634 01:14:28,405.3584122 --> 01:14:31,175.9584122 wars Wars. 635 01:14:31,570.3584122 --> 01:14:34,805.9584122 Yeah That's, I don't know what to say, man. 636 01:14:34,835.9584122 --> 01:14:35,495.9584122 That's, that. 637 01:14:35,495.9584122 --> 01:14:37,55.9584122 That's, that's human nature. 638 01:14:37,630.3584122 --> 01:14:58,775.9584122 Wealth What's like in in in the world like you the only, I told, we talked about this before, and we'll say this for the next episode or something, but if human beings lose greed, right? And we move as a civilization together to move forward. 639 01:14:59,15.9584122 --> 01:15:00,815.9584122 Yes, I agree. 640 01:15:00,815.9584122 --> 01:15:03,515.9584122 Like wealth does, wealth doesn't matter anymore. 641 01:15:04,295.9584122 --> 01:15:05,285.9584122 I, I agree with it. 642 01:15:05,285.9584122 --> 01:15:08,525.9584122 But the problem is, is we humans are too greedy, man. 643 01:15:09,395.9584122 --> 01:15:10,355.9584122 That's the problem. 644 01:15:10,355.9584122 --> 01:15:18,485.9584122 Until we can like, eliminate that, we're gonna continue war, all this stupid, silly wealth shit. 645 01:15:18,875.9584122 --> 01:15:19,955.9584122 Like it's gonna happen. 646 01:15:20,855.9584122 --> 01:15:21,485.9584122 I'm sorry. 647 01:15:21,995.9584122 --> 01:15:23,375.9584122 Like, that's the world we live in. 648 01:15:23,375.9584122 --> 01:15:23,675.9584122 Bam. 649 01:15:23,765.9584122 --> 01:15:24,485.9584122 It sucks. 650 01:15:24,725.9584122 --> 01:15:29,855.9584122 But if we collectively do it as, as a whole, we can. 651 01:15:30,485.9584122 --> 01:15:30,935.9584122 Yes. 652 01:15:30,995.9584122 --> 01:15:31,835.9584122 I do believe in it. 653 01:15:33,595.3584122 --> 01:15:39,545.9584122 I mean okay I don't even know how we got into hydrogen Why Hide into because of the pyramids. 654 01:15:39,545.9584122 --> 01:15:43,385.9584122 I found, I told you the water beds underneath the pyramids. 655 01:15:43,805.9584122 --> 01:15:45,365.9584122 They found a way. 656 01:15:45,665.9584122 --> 01:15:46,835.9584122 They found a way. 657 01:15:46,835.9584122 --> 01:15:47,735.9584122 This is a theory. 658 01:15:47,765.9584122 --> 01:15:49,145.9584122 It's just a theory, bro. 659 01:15:49,505.9584122 --> 01:15:53,765.9584122 They found a way to extract hydrogen, which you can do it right now too. 660 01:15:54,5.9584122 --> 01:15:54,665.9584122 It's your home. 661 01:15:54,995.9584122 --> 01:15:59,765.9584122 Just get a battery, a nine volt battery, put it in, put it in the water. 662 01:15:59,945.9584122 --> 01:16:05,165.9584122 That foam, you are just extracting the, the oc, the hydrogen out of the oxygen. 663 01:16:05,820.3584122 --> 01:16:08,615.9584122 Okay At the very simplest form of explaining it. 664 01:16:08,675.9584122 --> 01:16:10,385.9584122 It's that easy to do it. 665 01:16:10,975.3584122 --> 01:16:22,775.9584122 The issue with this of what you're saying here is the fact that what based on what you're saying and based on what what Gemini is saying it needs to be produced But that's the thing. 666 01:16:22,775.9584122 --> 01:16:26,645.9584122 We don't know other energy sources From my point. 667 01:16:26,645.9584122 --> 01:16:29,525.9584122 Let's research how they did this. 668 01:16:29,875.3584122 --> 01:16:37,295.9584122 but Dude, didn't do that They dude, have they found you, they found water beds underneath the pyramids. 669 01:16:37,295.9584122 --> 01:16:48,185.9584122 Why is it there? Why is it there, the people needed water they they don't bro? do you think Bro, hydrogen from no, you even read it. 670 01:16:48,455.9584122 --> 01:16:54,515.9584122 The pyramids were right near the Nile was very flowing at that time. 671 01:16:54,625.3584122 --> 01:16:59,315.9584122 so it seems like you need electricity to Uh, hydrogen no. 672 01:16:59,335.3584122 --> 01:17:01,85.9584122 the electricity I don't know. 673 01:17:01,85.9584122 --> 01:17:01,715.9584122 That's the thing. 674 01:17:01,715.9584122 --> 01:17:03,185.9584122 Let's research it. 675 01:17:03,385.3584122 --> 01:17:10,745.9584122 volt battery right So they need uh they need electricity How did they do that I don't know. 676 01:17:10,835.9584122 --> 01:17:12,575.9584122 But then there's also theories. 677 01:17:12,575.9584122 --> 01:17:13,235.9584122 All right, fine. 678 01:17:13,505.9584122 --> 01:17:18,5.9584122 Their theory is at the very tip of the, the pyramid was actually gold. 679 01:17:18,275.9584122 --> 01:17:24,905.9584122 Which is gold is one of the most Yeah, the, the, the best semiconductors known. 680 01:17:25,325.9584122 --> 01:17:29,705.9584122 This is why their theory of why humans chase gold is because of that. 681 01:17:30,65.9584122 --> 01:17:33,245.9584122 It was not because how good it looks around you. 682 01:17:34,0.3584122 --> 01:17:52,715.9584122 those Aztec that the the as the Mayan civilization was really into electricity Right No, I'm not saying, but that was all taught, like, why is it that gold was so like preval prevalent and so much valuable, even to this day. 683 01:17:52,955.9584122 --> 01:18:00,35.9584122 Like, you're telling me that this, this, this, this, uh, gaudy looking yellow around your fucking neck. 684 01:18:00,650.9584122 --> 01:18:05,510.9584122 Is that beautiful? No, I don't see it as like really blowing. 685 01:18:05,750.9584122 --> 01:18:06,830.9584122 No, it's not. 686 01:18:07,370.9584122 --> 01:18:10,730.9584122 I think like freaking like silver. 687 01:18:10,790.9584122 --> 01:18:13,340.9584122 I really good lighting with it. 688 01:18:13,760.9584122 --> 01:18:16,190.9584122 Polish very well, looks brighter. 689 01:18:16,300.3584122 --> 01:18:36,290.9584122 your your argument makes no sense because No, I'm just saying like, like diamonds that doesn't do anything my point is this is there's value to gold and what they're sterilizing is that gold was, was there, right, the gold tip was something that emulated energy out. 690 01:18:36,790.3584122 --> 01:18:39,410.9584122 what other thing too, talking too. 691 01:18:40,40.9584122 --> 01:18:44,690.9584122 Do you know that even Tesla, right? Nikolai Tesla? No. 692 01:18:44,690.9584122 --> 01:18:46,430.9584122 What do you mean Nikolai? Tesla. 693 01:18:46,670.9584122 --> 01:18:48,50.9584122 I forget which one is which. 694 01:18:48,50.9584122 --> 01:18:58,820.9584122 I think he was about AC and then, uh, what's his name? Thomas Edison was on dc AC is the one that everyone uses now knows. 695 01:18:58,820.9584122 --> 01:18:59,270.9584122 Known. 696 01:18:59,660.9584122 --> 01:19:06,860.9584122 But why did DC prevail and Nikolai Tesla used a lot of gold in a lot of his technology. 697 01:19:07,760.9584122 --> 01:19:29,360.9584122 Like where did he get that from? If, if we know that clearly gold is a better use to provide energy at a cheaper, faster, and more like potency, why did we go through the lower route? Because This's is weird, isn't it but because I, all right, I, I, I, I, I, I don't wanna go deep into it. 698 01:19:29,360.9584122 --> 01:19:32,60.9584122 I'm just saying like, there's just a lot of mysteries to me. 699 01:19:32,60.9584122 --> 01:19:43,340.9584122 I'm like, what if certain things change in our history? Maybe like this time of this year may be very different from what it should have or should be now or then. 700 01:19:44,450.9584122 --> 01:19:46,70.9584122 I'm just saying like, it's weird. 701 01:19:46,490.9584122 --> 01:19:52,940.9584122 Now we're slowly shifting more towards ac right? A lot of your powers is distributed to ac, not dc. 702 01:19:54,95.9584122 --> 01:19:54,545.9584122 I don't know. 703 01:19:54,545.9584122 --> 01:19:57,965.9584122 It may be DC ac, I might get it flipped, but I'm sorry. 704 01:19:58,175.9584122 --> 01:20:01,115.9584122 I, I I might be like talking about my ass right now. 705 01:20:02,45.9584122 --> 01:20:04,955.9584122 What did Nikolai Tesla, uh, perfect. 706 01:20:04,955.9584122 --> 01:20:49,25.9584122 Is it AC or dc? Look so it's saying that uh DC is direct current It flows in one direction only Uh it's for it's commonly used for low voltage electronics smartphones laptops LD lights portables uh battery powered electrical vehicles Many many though many use AC motors with DC power provision and then AC is reverses directions Uh you need a generator so an alternator is required to use AC electricity Um and then AC is Thomas Edison. 707 01:20:49,25.9584122 --> 01:20:50,990.9584122 Then what was more efficient? DC Right. 708 01:20:53,5.3584122 --> 01:21:07,355.9584122 The reason why AC is the standard for power grids is that the voltage can be easily changed using transformers This is crucial for efficient long distance transmission Power is lost as heat when electric leaf will do Hold on. 709 01:21:07,835.9584122 --> 01:21:25,595.9584122 Can you do me a favor? Yeah Can you type in Nikolai? Do Tesla DC better than AC Oh can we do Nikolai Tesla versus Edison power? Yeah. 710 01:21:25,595.9584122 --> 01:21:34,325.9584122 E Power Uh I think I think I think that I think it's gonna understand without saying power maybe. 711 01:21:34,345.3584122 --> 01:21:37,775.9584122 Oh maybe Maybe not No, no, no. 712 01:21:37,775.9584122 --> 01:21:38,255.9584122 It might. 713 01:21:38,255.9584122 --> 01:21:38,615.9584122 Yeah. 714 01:21:38,890.3584122 --> 01:22:07,745.9584122 Yeah So Nicola Tesla alternating current AC Tesla is known for his development of the complete AC electrical system including the AC motor transformer and polyphase system This system allows for efficient transmission of electricity over long distances Uh Edison was a strong proponent for of direct current for an electricity distribution He established the first commercial electric power plant based It really doesn't give us enough information on that. 715 01:22:07,745.9584122 --> 01:22:08,105.9584122 Right. 716 01:22:08,285.9584122 --> 01:22:32,570.9584122 I think we got more better information from ac, right? so they both both championed so he championed AC Thomas Edison championed dc uh the rivalry So but uh the it ultimately Oh, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. 717 01:22:33,170.9584122 --> 01:22:34,25.9584122 Adoption, right. 718 01:22:34,140.3584122 --> 01:22:37,895.9584122 O of ac Edison fucked over Tesla, bro. 719 01:22:38,525.9584122 --> 01:22:45,515.9584122 If, if, if, if, if Tesla took and adopted it, that back then we would've all had probably free energy by now. 720 01:22:49,645.3584122 --> 01:23:04,895.9584122 So they're embroiled in something called the War of the Currents Uh which I guess what you're saying is it's technically it's right because that's what we use for our homes now Yeah. 721 01:23:06,35.9584122 --> 01:23:07,925.9584122 Thomas Edison is a bitch as bro. 722 01:23:08,95.3584122 --> 01:23:12,665.9584122 our computers run on DC Power Okay. 723 01:23:13,235.9584122 --> 01:23:23,135.9584122 What's more, so you're telling me a computer can't run under ac No I'm saying like I'm just saying had something No, dude, Thomas screwed him over. 724 01:23:23,165.9584122 --> 01:23:28,835.9584122 We, if Tesla took over instead of Ed Edison, we would all have free energy by now. 725 01:23:29,765.9584122 --> 01:23:30,485.9584122 Guaranteed. 726 01:23:30,485.9584122 --> 01:23:36,95.9584122 Bro, it's, it, it, that's what everyone says and the truth and the light keeps coming out. 727 01:23:36,95.9584122 --> 01:23:36,455.9584122 Man. 728 01:23:36,605.9584122 --> 01:23:37,685.9584122 He's a corrupt. 729 01:23:37,865.9584122 --> 01:23:42,725.9584122 He had more money, he had more sponsors and investors on him than Tesla. 730 01:23:43,55.9584122 --> 01:23:47,345.9584122 And Tesla used to work for Edison and he screwed him over. 731 01:23:49,565.9584122 --> 01:23:50,645.9584122 Man, whatever man. 732 01:23:50,875.3584122 --> 01:24:10,355.9584122 so actually what happened was Edison ended up shooting himself in the foot This is where I always know that Karma kicks in General Electric ge which was probably the biggest company at that time during the like the 18 I mean, for, well, even to like two thousands, bro. 733 01:24:10,445.9584122 --> 01:24:11,975.9584122 Even till now, it dude. 734 01:24:11,975.9584122 --> 01:24:45,245.9584122 What do you mean? you know but probably not as big as now But uh they they they tried to u they they tried to use they tried to buy Edison's DC They lost that tech like they lost the bid to the technology So they went for Tesla's alternated current And what happened was that they the Niagara Falls Power Company was going to award the company that bought Edison's DC thing Um Oh, DC Okay. 735 01:24:45,685.3584122 --> 01:24:46,775.9584122 right Edison. 736 01:24:46,775.9584122 --> 01:24:47,615.9584122 Edison, okay. 737 01:24:47,965.3584122 --> 01:25:32,855.9584122 right Yeah Yeah Uh and then what happened was that yes it apparently GE was like they they Edison fucked himself over He was too greedy Ge ge instead bought Tesla's ac and it ended up powering Not only uh it ended up powering Of Eastern United States That's that can't be true All right anyways what, what? Wait, wait, what? What, what, what, what, what? Dude, Tesla was the man, bro. 738 01:25:36,425.9584122 --> 01:25:38,765.9584122 He got screwed over, dude. 739 01:25:38,765.9584122 --> 01:25:40,805.9584122 It's Edison, obviously. 740 01:25:42,125.9584122 --> 01:25:43,295.9584122 He bullied him out. 741 01:25:43,390.3584122 --> 01:25:52,340.9584122 War of the Occurrence No The War of the Currents is generally considered to have won by altering current AC championed by Nicola Tesla and George Westinghouse Yeah. 742 01:25:52,340.9584122 --> 01:25:53,270.9584122 Westinghouse. 743 01:25:53,270.9584122 --> 01:25:53,630.9584122 Yeah. 744 01:25:53,830.3584122 --> 01:26:21,110.9584122 dc system was initially standard several factors led to the Y adoption Cost effectiveness was probably a big one By the end of the 19th century and early 20th century AC systems became dominant it so so this is what I'm trying to say and like essentially you are talking about a short time in history when Edison was you know doing some Shit to try to convince people Yes. 745 01:26:21,265.3584122 --> 01:26:34,250.9584122 of And, and, uh, and I'll tell you this much, I, when I grew up learning about this history as a child going into school and the education system, I didn't ever learned about Tesla at all. 746 01:26:34,670.9584122 --> 01:26:40,610.9584122 It was like when I was like 20 something, bro, is when I started to know about who he was. 747 01:26:41,270.9584122 --> 01:26:46,730.9584122 Everything was taught and like narrated to me learning about Edison. 748 01:26:46,790.9584122 --> 01:26:49,250.9584122 That's the problem, is what I'm having here. 749 01:26:49,790.9584122 --> 01:26:54,740.9584122 Why is there so much bias views like this? Look, look at this. 750 01:26:54,740.9584122 --> 01:26:58,70.9584122 What we're reading right now, this was not learned when we were there. 751 01:26:58,340.9584122 --> 01:27:13,40.9584122 I had no idea who Tesla was, but why do I know Edison? Ah That's why I feel No, no, see, no. 752 01:27:13,140.3584122 --> 01:27:14,750.9584122 that Come on bro. 753 01:27:15,350.9584122 --> 01:27:22,100.9584122 Look, you, you are just literally proving that Tesla had the better solution to our energy. 754 01:27:22,435.3584122 --> 01:27:24,890.9584122 Yeah But I I knew Oh my God. 755 01:27:24,920.9584122 --> 01:27:25,130.9584122 No. 756 01:27:25,250.9584122 --> 01:27:27,920.9584122 No man, but not me. 757 01:27:28,370.9584122 --> 01:27:29,690.9584122 Not in my, my school. 758 01:27:29,785.3584122 --> 01:27:36,115.9584122 I mean I don't know Maybe you you weren't like really a uh like an a plus student Maybe you just You weren't either, bro. 759 01:27:37,615.3584122 --> 01:27:42,845.9584122 Why I mean I wasn't a lot of advanced classes and I did learn this I No, no, that's the thing. 760 01:27:42,875.9584122 --> 01:27:43,265.9584122 Okay. 761 01:27:43,265.9584122 --> 01:27:46,295.9584122 Regardless, you learned it or not? This was not taught. 762 01:27:46,955.9584122 --> 01:27:51,575.9584122 But my point is, it's fine if I cut school, if I'm not, hold on, hold on, hold on. 763 01:27:51,575.9584122 --> 01:28:02,975.9584122 If I'm not the a plus student, why do I still know who Thomas Edison was? Are you telling me that the school That's you? No, but that's my point. 764 01:28:02,975.9584122 --> 01:28:04,685.9584122 But look, what was adopted. 765 01:28:04,685.9584122 --> 01:28:17,555.9584122 What was the better solution? It was ac over DC all the way, but yet I learned the person that gave us the, the, the less efficient version. 766 01:28:17,975.9584122 --> 01:28:27,905.9584122 And why is that embedded in my head over Tesla? I learned Tesla through these like, like what you so-called believe it as controversy shit. 767 01:28:28,505.9584122 --> 01:28:29,795.9584122 Conspiracy shit. 768 01:28:30,865.3584122 --> 01:28:36,995.9584122 There's no conspiracy with There was, when I learned it, they were like, this is very controversial to me. 769 01:28:37,265.9584122 --> 01:28:38,75.9584122 Like, wait a minute. 770 01:28:38,105.9584122 --> 01:28:53,885.9584122 I'm like, dude, the, the stuff that I'm reading about this dude or watching about this dude Tesla, like why was it never taught in my schools? All right you're telling me about a plus, you're telling me, okay, I'm a fucking D plus student. 771 01:28:53,885.9584122 --> 01:29:03,545.9584122 Let's say me learning, why did Trump tr or not Trump? Uh, what is it? Edison, Trump, uh, Tesla. 772 01:29:03,605.9584122 --> 01:29:04,955.9584122 In my memory. 773 01:29:05,255.9584122 --> 01:29:06,275.9584122 That's my question to you. 774 01:29:06,960.3584122 --> 01:29:14,615.9584122 All right Let's let's I mean it's probably gonna be political It's the same That's my point. 775 01:29:16,690.3584122 --> 01:29:19,985.9584122 because like It's not giving, no, we're basic. 776 01:29:20,200.3584122 --> 01:29:24,665.9584122 sound like an American name number one Okay, but doesn't matter. 777 01:29:24,665.9584122 --> 01:29:27,785.9584122 But I want the damn truth, dog. 778 01:29:28,115.9584122 --> 01:29:33,875.9584122 I want the damn truth, man, Edison was that this is, this is propaganda then. 779 01:29:34,990.3584122 --> 01:29:37,100.9584122 Well of course Okay. 780 01:29:37,130.9584122 --> 01:29:42,20.9584122 That's, that's my, and also Nicola Tesla was in the United States when he is doing this. 781 01:29:42,20.9584122 --> 01:29:44,270.9584122 He was working under fucking Edison. 782 01:29:47,510.9584122 --> 01:29:47,810.9584122 Wow. 783 01:29:47,810.9584122 --> 01:29:49,100.9584122 Look at that long thought. 784 01:29:52,940.9584122 --> 01:30:01,670.9584122 I'm just saying, man, it's just too much like, like biased and like things like, I just want the actual truth. 785 01:30:02,60.9584122 --> 01:30:02,570.9584122 That's it. 786 01:30:02,570.9584122 --> 01:30:15,110.9584122 Is that too much to ask? And then I have to find out after I wasted all those years learning that Edison was the person that gave us like, like mass distribution of energy. 787 01:30:15,560.9584122 --> 01:30:16,790.9584122 Like, come on man. 788 01:30:17,750.9584122 --> 01:30:38,390.9584122 Like, learned that Edison was the the I what do you mean? Who else started it, bro? that Edison was a prolific What light bulb creator no inventor he was inventor, was a man of but, but dude, if you start reading through his history, he stole a lot of them, man. 789 01:30:38,720.9584122 --> 01:30:40,550.9584122 And he bullied those people out. 790 01:30:41,570.9584122 --> 01:30:45,200.9584122 This is the thing like, like you said, it's too political, man. 791 01:30:45,650.9584122 --> 01:30:49,910.9584122 And this dude had the backing the investors and the money to do it. 792 01:30:50,540.9584122 --> 01:30:51,800.9584122 Tesla was broke. 793 01:30:56,515.3584122 --> 01:31:16,670.9584122 What what what uh now I feel like Thomas Edison is being ostracized by people like you now I mean he was a prolific inventor but like there must have been some good that Thomas Edison did I What? Oh man, I don't care, man. 794 01:31:16,670.9584122 --> 01:31:17,660.9584122 I'm just saying man. 795 01:31:19,570.3584122 --> 01:31:23,780.9584122 uh he created the phonograph early I think that was stolen actually. 796 01:31:24,260.9584122 --> 01:31:26,0.9584122 Actually I think that was stolen. 797 01:31:26,0.9584122 --> 01:31:26,60.9584122 I. 798 01:31:27,100.3584122 --> 01:31:37,150.9584122 alkaline battery Maybe that, maybe that could be his, but I think the, the, the, what'd you say? The photograph. 799 01:31:37,265.9584122 --> 01:31:39,395.9584122 I think someone else invented that and he stole it. 800 01:31:39,485.9584122 --> 01:31:41,165.9584122 I think there is rumors about that. 801 01:31:42,325.3584122 --> 01:31:54,575.9584122 Saying that he Inc was the one who invented it the invent Edison invented the phonograph the first device capable of recording reproducing sound which is which is due vibrations Okay. 802 01:31:54,575.9584122 --> 01:32:04,775.9584122 And like right now, like we just found out, like there was like a, a fucking like sex trafficking ring that's done through these like oligarchy, like systems that just came out. 803 01:32:04,775.9584122 --> 01:32:10,445.9584122 Like, of course we don't know, like things, like things can be hidden from us, is what I'm trying to say. 804 01:32:10,445.9584122 --> 01:32:23,345.9584122 Like, are you telling me that if Edison had the money, you don't think he would hush this up and take credit? Like you don't think that's possible? I probably could Yeah, that's my point. 805 01:32:23,345.9584122 --> 01:32:25,55.9584122 Like, I don't trust now anymore. 806 01:32:26,225.9584122 --> 01:32:26,915.9584122 That's the thing. 807 01:32:26,915.9584122 --> 01:32:30,455.9584122 Like he could, you are right, he could have invented the phonograph. 808 01:32:30,545.9584122 --> 01:32:43,55.9584122 I, I'm not gonna deny it does that matter now though Like you because it's, it's, it's, it's, it's someone that like, literally like, like stole something from somebody and took credit for it. 809 01:32:43,55.9584122 --> 01:32:52,445.9584122 Like, so you're telling me that you'd be okay with it? No I'm not okay with it But if he's not stealing my idea I care That's my point. 810 01:32:52,475.9584122 --> 01:33:00,395.9584122 What if he did? What if some dude right now just stole your thing and just made a fortune out of it, you're, you're gonna be okay? Okay. 811 01:33:01,115.9584122 --> 01:33:04,175.9584122 So then maybe you understand what people will be feeling. 812 01:33:04,985.9584122 --> 01:33:06,605.9584122 He robbed a guy out. 813 01:33:06,815.9584122 --> 01:33:24,710.9584122 Like, know the guy And it doesn't matter This shit happened like more than a hundred years ago is that over a hundred years ago? yeah dude They were What? What year? 19th century so 1890s that's Is it 1890s? Damn. 814 01:33:24,770.9584122 --> 01:33:27,770.9584122 They know Tesla was the genius. 815 01:33:28,600.3584122 --> 01:33:36,410.9584122 Who cares And well he's the one who who pretty much developed the AC systems that the whole world runs on now So Oh my God. 816 01:33:36,550.3584122 --> 01:34:42,740.9584122 he did good work Oh do you see how like the the cream always eventually rises to the top You know what I'm saying Like the cream always gets separated and goes to the top You're never going to have like a dictator like you know like a villain The villains never win because time is on their side You know what I mean Like it's a it's eventually people are going to catch on It's the same thing with the Holocaust Like you know how many years there was like a couple of years in the beginning of the Holocaust where people in America didn't believe that there was happening that the Nazis were going through and killing all these Jews They did not that they thought that was propaganda for at least two years in the beginning uh ever You know it just But it catches up once it's not up But listen, bro, you're talking about 1940s where you have to fucking, uh, do like the, the, what is it called? Like the Morse coach? Shit, dude, right Now we have, hold on, hold on, stop. 817 01:34:42,890.9584122 --> 01:34:49,940.9584122 No, you can't radio to the, to internationally out there What do that if you do internationally, it has to be morsed. 818 01:34:50,20.3584122 --> 01:34:51,530.9584122 Oh I guess I mean No. 819 01:34:51,530.9584122 --> 01:34:52,40.9584122 Well, yeah. 820 01:34:52,40.9584122 --> 01:34:57,770.9584122 So my point is, this is, dude, now it's all in a, in a, in a snap of a finger. 821 01:34:57,830.9584122 --> 01:34:59,120.9584122 There's a big difference, dude. 822 01:34:59,810.9584122 --> 01:35:03,500.9584122 Like that's what my, my, my point is this. 823 01:35:04,60.3584122 --> 01:35:22,850.9584122 even happens like that So the that's the thing about like war War is that's why war is going to ever forever be different because of social media Look at uh Palestine and Israel As soon as like shit happens people take pictures of it record it put it on like internet and then You I haven't seen any. 824 01:35:22,940.9584122 --> 01:35:24,170.9584122 I can't watch that stuff. 825 01:35:24,280.3584122 --> 01:35:33,920.9584122 have a bunch of people now in America who are like anti-Israel and all about like you know free Palestine right Like that's what I'm That is crazy, bro. 826 01:35:35,560.3584122 --> 01:35:47,660.9584122 well I mean don't get me wrong Israel's response has always been brutal and harsh But that's that that's always that's how Israel's always been like even you know what I mean Like No, I don't. 827 01:35:47,990.9584122 --> 01:35:51,950.9584122 I don't, ago oh I don't Because Israel does not want to. 828 01:35:52,100.9584122 --> 01:35:54,980.9584122 No, they don't want to eliminate a race. 829 01:35:55,910.9584122 --> 01:36:07,460.9584122 So when Palestine set states from, what, what did they go from like, from like East to the sea or whatever, they're trying to eradicate and eliminate the Israeli people. 830 01:36:07,730.9584122 --> 01:36:08,750.9584122 It's a big difference. 831 01:36:09,80.9584122 --> 01:36:14,900.9584122 Israels do not want to eliminate a fucking race, an entire race. 832 01:36:15,515.9584122 --> 01:36:17,690.9584122 The, the, the Hamas do. 833 01:36:19,250.9584122 --> 01:36:20,540.9584122 That's the problem here. 834 01:36:20,930.3584122 --> 01:36:23,750.9584122 That's is why Israel is retaliating. 835 01:36:23,960.9584122 --> 01:36:25,100.9584122 'cause you're, you're based. 836 01:36:25,280.9584122 --> 01:36:33,350.9584122 So if there, okay, so you're telling me if a dude comes to you right, and says, I want to kill you, and your whole bloodline. 837 01:36:33,385.3584122 --> 01:36:46,190.9584122 oh it was a six day war Okay So what what I'm trying to say is Israel has always been very uh aggressive with their defense Right So the Yes. 838 01:36:46,195.3584122 --> 01:36:48,200.9584122 has always been we are Wait, hold on. 839 01:36:48,200.9584122 --> 01:36:53,630.9584122 So wait, what was the key word there that you said? What, what were they? No, no, no. 840 01:36:53,750.9584122 --> 01:36:54,710.9584122 The defense. 841 01:36:54,710.9584122 --> 01:36:55,70.9584122 Right. 842 01:36:55,970.9584122 --> 01:36:58,550.9584122 Aggressive on their defense. 843 01:36:58,610.3584122 --> 01:37:07,730.9584122 yeah Hamas wants to, or like that, that, and that group wants to eradicate and eliminate all Israelis. 844 01:37:09,580.3584122 --> 01:37:24,290.9584122 Yes Okay, so, but do you ever see the Israelis stating that they wanna de, de destroy all of that group? No, they're retaliating. 845 01:37:24,320.9584122 --> 01:37:25,160.9584122 That's the big difference. 846 01:37:25,310.9584122 --> 01:37:26,150.9584122 So that's my point. 847 01:37:26,150.9584122 --> 01:37:32,690.9584122 If some dude comes to you and says, I'm gonna kill you and your whole bloodline, are you gonna be like, okay, that's fine. 848 01:37:32,690.9584122 --> 01:37:33,560.9584122 Let's have some tea. 849 01:37:34,340.9584122 --> 01:37:36,440.9584122 No, you're gonna be fucking aggressive, bro. 850 01:37:36,445.3584122 --> 01:37:44,120.9584122 But but also you're not gonna like blow his house up though You know what I mean Like like like so, okay, fine. 851 01:37:44,240.9584122 --> 01:37:53,540.9584122 The reason why Israel, Israel blew that house up is because, let's say this, that guy that said that to that threat to, you killed your mother and your sister. 852 01:37:54,560.9584122 --> 01:37:57,320.9584122 So what are you gonna do? You just gonna sit there and step on tea. 853 01:37:58,850.9584122 --> 01:38:10,190.9584122 What would you do if your mother and your sister died by them? Okay What would you do? I'm asking a fair question. 854 01:38:10,270.3584122 --> 01:38:14,210.9584122 Uh well I mean I you're so the the Come on, man. 855 01:38:14,560.3584122 --> 01:38:20,720.9584122 the thing about that is it it this is a touchy and kind is not touchy. 856 01:38:20,720.9584122 --> 01:38:21,500.9584122 It's dicey. 857 01:38:22,310.9584122 --> 01:38:23,300.9584122 Very dicey. 858 01:38:23,540.9584122 --> 01:38:27,260.9584122 No, it is because people, it is, that's my point. 859 01:38:28,390.3584122 --> 01:38:44,120.9584122 like so the the whole the but the whole end of this like this like Machiavelli like eye for an eye or who who actually started eye for an eye I forget who who actually did that but it was it was old much older from Oh, that's what it's called From river to sea. 860 01:38:44,930.9584122 --> 01:38:46,70.9584122 That's the crazy thing. 861 01:38:46,225.3584122 --> 01:38:57,860.9584122 essentially what what you're doing though is like you're never gonna win violence with violence and you can agree on that though right But how so? Okay, that's fine. 862 01:38:57,890.9584122 --> 01:38:58,880.9584122 I totally agree. 863 01:38:59,240.9584122 --> 01:39:02,180.9584122 But again, let me put into perspective on you then with you. 864 01:39:02,465.9584122 --> 01:39:03,275.9584122 In the shoes. 865 01:39:03,305.9584122 --> 01:39:03,665.9584122 Okay. 866 01:39:04,235.9584122 --> 01:39:07,685.9584122 Let's just say that dude kept punching you in the face. 867 01:39:07,685.9584122 --> 01:39:16,295.9584122 Are you gonna just peacefully just stand down? He probably, let's say he decked you about five times in the face. 868 01:39:16,895.9584122 --> 01:39:18,425.9584122 You're just gonna peacefully stand down. 869 01:39:18,980.3584122 --> 01:39:22,145.9584122 Okay let me ask you a question cause Yeah. 870 01:39:22,225.3584122 --> 01:39:33,815.9584122 you keep asking me this question Well, you, you are not answering any of my questions, so that's why like, this is not because the answer that I give is a flawed answer oh, say the let's see what the comments say. 871 01:39:34,495.3584122 --> 01:39:38,555.9584122 No it let's say the guy punches me in the face No, no, no, no. 872 01:39:38,555.9584122 --> 01:39:41,615.9584122 You have to add, you have to add this though to it. 873 01:39:42,5.9584122 --> 01:39:47,195.9584122 He first threatened to kill you and your whole bloodline, then he punched you in the face. 874 01:39:47,675.9584122 --> 01:39:51,755.9584122 Then that's how would you feel? And then, yeah, please tell me your question from that. 875 01:39:52,120.3584122 --> 01:39:53,765.9584122 So Ask me your question. 876 01:39:53,920.3584122 --> 01:40:19,710.9584122 the question for me is if this guy vehemently because then we we have to also then go back to the reason Well, I Arabs are What? what the reason why they want to kick Israel out of that area Then it is not necessarily that they want to kill all Israels is they wanna kill all Israels who still reside in Israel Israelites in Israel like Israeli lights? Damn. 877 01:40:19,890.9584122 --> 01:40:24,965.9584122 You know you were biblical, huh? Israelis? Israelis Yes. 878 01:40:25,120.3584122 --> 01:40:26,675.9584122 Israelis too. 879 01:40:26,675.9584122 --> 01:40:29,345.9584122 You're talking about like Bible things, bro. 880 01:40:29,560.3584122 --> 01:40:36,545.9584122 right Okay It What the hell? It is Israelis I mean, I, I don't think you're wrong. 881 01:40:36,640.3584122 --> 01:40:38,645.9584122 it's don't think it's a bad word either. 882 01:40:38,735.9584122 --> 01:40:40,535.9584122 It's just, it's just weird when you say it. 883 01:40:41,315.9584122 --> 01:40:42,65.9584122 It's real lights. 884 01:40:42,925.3584122 --> 01:40:58,775.9584122 that the you know they they live in That's that's technically a very religious area for Arabs It like you know Jerusalem is a is a holy site for for the Arabs as well not I What? What? No, it's the Gaza strip that they want. 885 01:40:59,705.9584122 --> 01:41:00,275.9584122 Right? It. 886 01:41:00,295.3584122 --> 01:41:04,220.9584122 want all of that No, they want the Gaza Strip though. 887 01:41:04,370.9584122 --> 01:41:06,290.9584122 That's their major concern. 888 01:41:06,655.3584122 --> 01:41:08,900.9584122 like there there is no That's my point. 889 01:41:08,900.9584122 --> 01:41:09,830.9584122 But that's okay. 890 01:41:09,830.9584122 --> 01:41:13,940.9584122 So where should the Israel, okay, my, that's my que That's my thing. 891 01:41:13,970.9584122 --> 01:41:14,660.9584122 That's my point. 892 01:41:15,50.9584122 --> 01:41:20,630.9584122 They want to eliminate the Israelis bro from the face of this planet. 893 01:41:21,230.9584122 --> 01:41:25,520.9584122 Like are you telling me, so you're telling me if China threatens, hold on. 894 01:41:26,240.9584122 --> 01:41:45,740.9584122 So you're telling me that you are okay if China declares this as well what to eliminate South Korea from the face of this planet? Because there's a history with South Korea in that No, But my point is, is that is China and Taiwan and that China, Taiwan, dude, China has a history with Korea. 895 01:41:45,940.3584122 --> 01:42:33,650.9584122 No no Hold on Hold on This is China and Taiwan because at one point Taiwan belonged to China At one point China can say Taiwanese land belonged to China This is why they refuse to acknowledge the independence of Taiwan because to them it never left When did Taiwan become independent They don't recognize that that's the same situation as Palestine and you know Syria and Egypt with Israel Because when Israel announced that they were a nation those countries next to Israel did not recognize that to them It's not a nation It's not it it belongs So can I, can I, race of all right. 896 01:42:33,650.9584122 --> 01:42:34,730.9584122 I understand what you're saying. 897 01:42:34,730.9584122 --> 01:42:42,530.9584122 So would you be okay with North Korea? Let's just say North Korea and invade South Korea and they just, let's just say USA. 898 01:42:42,620.9584122 --> 01:42:43,70.9584122 Hold on. 899 01:42:43,75.9584122 --> 01:42:44,450.9584122 No, no, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. 900 01:42:44,510.9584122 --> 01:42:48,320.9584122 Yeah, there is many reasons why they could, they would love to, will but Hold on. 901 01:42:48,320.9584122 --> 01:42:48,920.9584122 Stop, stop. 902 01:42:48,980.9584122 --> 01:42:49,460.9584122 Hold on. 903 01:42:49,460.9584122 --> 01:42:50,480.9584122 Let me finish this though. 904 01:42:51,470.9584122 --> 01:42:54,140.9584122 If they took belonged to them No, no. 905 01:42:54,140.9584122 --> 01:42:54,920.9584122 To North Korea. 906 01:42:54,920.9584122 --> 01:42:56,750.9584122 So you're telling me that you. 907 01:42:57,335.9584122 --> 01:43:16,235.9584122 As a Korean, even living in America, you are okay with North Korea taking over South Korea because it was once united as one Korea and but under North Korean regime, would you be okay with that? I mean of course I'm gonna be on Okay, so that's the problem with Taiwan and China. 908 01:43:16,445.9584122 --> 01:43:25,835.9584122 Taiwan is of independent country, meaning that they have different rules, right? And laws versus China. 909 01:43:26,465.9584122 --> 01:43:37,235.9584122 And now that if China wants to take over now this country that you're right once belonged to China but was able to establish its own identity and its own as a country. 910 01:43:38,105.9584122 --> 01:43:38,585.9584122 Yeah. 911 01:43:39,35.9584122 --> 01:44:06,515.9584122 Hello? Can you hear me? Hello? Are you hear? Can you hear me? Hello? What? Hello? What were you saying Sorry What happened? Oh my God. 912 01:44:06,515.9584122 --> 01:44:06,995.9584122 My bad. 913 01:44:07,502.9584122 --> 01:44:26,765.9584122 What would you No, I'm just saying like, my point is it's like dude, like Taiwan, yes it was once belonged to China, but they got their independence, they found their identity, they set new rules and my point is this is like in laws, my point is like now China wants 'em back. 914 01:44:27,185.9584122 --> 01:44:33,905.9584122 Dude, now you're telling a country that that formed its own identity to go back to whatever China was. 915 01:44:34,445.9584122 --> 01:44:35,765.9584122 It's like that with Korea. 916 01:44:35,765.9584122 --> 01:44:42,755.9584122 Like if North Korea and invade South Korea, like what are you gonna do? Like and nor, let's just say North Korea easily takes over South Korea. 917 01:44:42,755.9584122 --> 01:44:51,425.9584122 Are you be happy or okay with North Korea stating that hey, we are once one country anyway, we're just taking what was rightfully ours. 918 01:44:51,905.9584122 --> 01:44:52,985.9584122 You'd be okay with that. 919 01:44:53,252.9584122 --> 01:44:55,925.9584122 No I'm not gonna be okay with it but course. 920 01:44:55,955.9584122 --> 01:44:58,415.9584122 That's my, that's what Taiwanese people feel. 921 01:44:58,415.9584122 --> 01:44:58,865.9584122 Man. 922 01:44:59,567.9584122 --> 01:45:15,125.9584122 it's also this concept of like would you be okay Like and and this concept is like South Korea just nuked Korea and killed like a bunch uh like I don't know few hundred thousand people like as a I would not like it either. 923 01:45:15,185.9584122 --> 01:45:16,235.9584122 No, I would not. 924 01:45:16,385.9584122 --> 01:45:18,95.9584122 Oh, as of retaliation. 925 01:45:18,185.9584122 --> 01:45:18,605.9584122 Wait, wait. 926 01:45:18,605.9584122 --> 01:45:19,685.9584122 Why let's wait. 927 01:45:19,745.9584122 --> 01:45:25,175.9584122 So what happened first? What the hap what happened first? What did North Courier do? This is very important. 928 01:45:25,187.9584122 --> 01:45:35,855.9584122 some missiles and fucking you know killed some What, how many, a hundred like, what's some a hundred people on that? What do we retaliate with? killed 10,000 I'm happy. 929 01:45:35,987.9584122 --> 01:45:52,295.9584122 You are happy with that So like you know that but then like those 10,000 people weren't necessarily Are you talking about civilians? are also civilians in there I mean don't get me wrong North Oh, you're talking about just co including collateral damage, which is civilians. 930 01:45:52,457.9584122 --> 01:46:23,225.9584122 civilians I'm, okay with that because why did North Korea do that? But that's like okay And and I understand think about those like other people though like you know there so the people who are like anti-Israel or maybe pro-Palestine I don't think they're trying to like their argument isn't that Israel is right or wrong Their argument isn't that like oh They are, no that's the whole point of Hamas. 931 01:46:23,285.9584122 --> 01:46:29,75.9584122 They believe that Dere religion is stands and they believe that they believe they have Right. 932 01:46:29,75.9584122 --> 01:46:30,365.9584122 To what is theirs. 933 01:46:30,482.9584122 --> 01:46:43,625.9584122 Palestine doesn't mean you're pro Hamas Right The the argument here is Israel why do you have to kill so many civilians and injure and make the civilians suffer is there is there funny how you said that though. 934 01:46:44,12.9584122 --> 01:47:06,50.9584122 a better way to do it Like that's that's that's their their their thing That that's their argument It's not like But you know what's crazy though? for You, you see these like, do you know that? Do you, did you know that this past past Sunday in Philadelphia on Broad Street, was while I was driving home from work, there was a huge Muslim protest there. 935 01:47:06,410.9584122 --> 01:47:07,820.9584122 I was scared to drive through. 936 01:47:08,60.9584122 --> 01:47:26,420.9584122 One thing I noticed is this is, you don't see no Muslim right? Complaining about their shit in their own country because they're always tormented and, and and judged by their own peers and their people that they come to a place that's free. 937 01:47:26,780.9584122 --> 01:47:35,30.9584122 Do you know that they're more happier with their religion in these free countries versus their own? Of course And this is No, that's the point. 938 01:47:35,240.9584122 --> 01:47:43,190.9584122 So what the fuck is going on? Why are you pro country on it? So my thing is this is like look at, look at like Columbia University. 939 01:47:43,352.9584122 --> 01:47:45,980.9584122 No at all these like prestigious universities. 940 01:47:46,292.9584122 --> 01:48:00,230.9584122 the suffering pro the suffering people who are suffering just like Ukraine When you Russia invaded Ukraine oh there's a lot of civilians who suffered from that right Like they had to on both sides. 941 01:48:00,560.9584122 --> 01:48:01,880.9584122 Both sides. 942 01:48:02,72.9584122 --> 01:48:05,750.9584122 Russia now instigated and that's cause On both sides. 943 01:48:05,750.9584122 --> 01:48:11,330.9584122 Though it don't matter though, but there's Russian civilians that probably don't want war either, bro. 944 01:48:11,522.9584122 --> 01:48:12,800.9584122 that's what they're Yes. 945 01:48:12,800.9584122 --> 01:48:13,760.9584122 That's my point. 946 01:48:14,102.9584122 --> 01:48:24,740.9584122 It's like And this is why Yo, what stringed, what stringed along the war and this proxy war with fucking Ukraine and Russia on USA's gain. 947 01:48:24,950.9584122 --> 01:48:27,170.9584122 It was the whole Biden administration. 948 01:48:27,170.9584122 --> 01:48:28,370.9584122 They propagated that. 949 01:48:29,690.9584122 --> 01:48:42,170.9584122 Are you kidding me, Russia's obviously And it's I mean it's not like a direct enemy of the us but in a way it dude, I'm gonna give you some facts and you look it up through your Gemini. 950 01:48:42,560.9584122 --> 01:48:43,190.9584122 Bull crap. 951 01:48:43,670.9584122 --> 01:48:53,210.9584122 Trump was the only president in like the last like 25, 40, like to 40 years that never had a war during their, their, their freaking term. 952 01:48:53,540.9584122 --> 01:48:55,790.9584122 Obama, George Bush, Jr. 953 01:48:56,120.9584122 --> 01:48:58,520.9584122 Biden, everyone had a war. 954 01:48:59,450.9584122 --> 01:49:03,650.9584122 You know, Trump was the only president that didn't have a war in his, in his presidency. 955 01:49:04,160.9584122 --> 01:49:05,0.9584122 Look it up, bro. 956 01:49:05,30.9584122 --> 01:49:07,700.9584122 I'm sharing facts now since you got Gemini up. 957 01:49:08,720.9584122 --> 01:49:09,500.9584122 Fact, check me. 958 01:49:09,687.9584122 --> 01:49:13,70.9584122 Uh Exactly. 959 01:49:13,70.9584122 --> 01:49:16,490.9584122 Too hard for you to do it, huh? no hard for you to do it. 960 01:49:18,20.9584122 --> 01:49:18,830.9584122 Do it, bro. 961 01:49:19,10.9584122 --> 01:49:19,520.9584122 I'm waiting. 962 01:49:19,742.9584122 --> 01:49:26,480.9584122 I am I'm doing it right now Fucking obnoxious Shut up I'm just saying. 963 01:49:29,167.9584122 --> 01:49:30,955.9584122 Uh it Obnoxious or not. 964 01:49:31,52.9584122 --> 01:49:40,885.9584122 not be be the only US president who did not initiate a new large scale military conflict since April 1985 to uh Woo. 965 01:49:41,120.9584122 --> 01:50:14,330.9584122 How long ago was that? How long ago was that? Biden went through? So while he withdrew troops from Afghanistan Joe Biden he increased military support to Ukraine in response to the Russian invasion um because the Russian invasion didn't happen during Donald Trump's four year term Dude, you don't think there was tension already with Carmia when Trump, Trump was there? You know how many times Trump has met with Putin to make sure to keep that under control? That's my point. 966 01:50:14,540.9584122 --> 01:50:15,980.9584122 You need a good leader, bro. 967 01:50:15,980.9584122 --> 01:50:18,980.9584122 Biden was not the guy, and I'm not a Trump fan. 968 01:50:19,340.9584122 --> 01:50:25,430.9584122 It's just the fact that like a lot of things that he says he do would do during presidency, he actually did it. 969 01:50:25,940.9584122 --> 01:50:29,210.9584122 And a lot of Democratic people are even admitting to that. 970 01:50:29,870.9584122 --> 01:50:33,620.9584122 Whether they, they, they, they, they like his views or not. 971 01:50:33,917.9584122 --> 01:50:34,825.9584122 to note that the I. 972 01:50:35,357.9584122 --> 01:50:50,120.9584122 of war and initiate can sometimes be nuanced Presidents always have military actions and engagements However in terms of starting a new major conflict this observation seems accurate So okay Like so Trump Yes. 973 01:50:50,150.9584122 --> 01:50:50,900.9584122 There you go. 974 01:50:51,797.9584122 --> 01:50:55,760.9584122 but he didn't start But at the same A, a major no no. 975 01:50:55,880.9584122 --> 01:50:57,170.9584122 Read that clear word. 976 01:50:57,170.9584122 --> 01:50:59,720.9584122 You said major, right? Okay. 977 01:50:59,810.9584122 --> 01:51:01,10.9584122 There you go, bro. 978 01:51:01,700.9584122 --> 01:51:10,40.9584122 Oh you're saying like that it was Biden's fault that Russia invaded Ukraine You yes. 979 01:51:10,40.9584122 --> 01:51:12,230.9584122 You know why? Biden had Yeah, it is. 980 01:51:12,230.9584122 --> 01:51:13,850.9584122 Yeah, that's my point. 981 01:51:13,850.9584122 --> 01:51:14,900.9584122 Yo, you're not list. 982 01:51:14,927.9584122 --> 01:51:21,50.9584122 or not Biden said Yeah, it was, it was because of his incompetency, which led to that. 983 01:51:21,260.9584122 --> 01:51:27,980.9584122 Do you not understand that a president needs to have freaking like balls, bro. 984 01:51:28,700.9584122 --> 01:51:31,490.9584122 That's why we elect these motherfuckers in there. 985 01:51:32,30.9584122 --> 01:51:38,570.9584122 We're giving you money and control of us to make sure we as Americans keep thriving. 986 01:51:41,102.9584122 --> 01:51:51,260.9584122 A president needs balls That is your quote A president needs balls Yeah. 987 01:51:51,500.9584122 --> 01:52:02,870.9584122 Well, hey That did, wait, what did you just read? Trump never started a major fucking war conflict I don't know since 1985. 988 01:52:02,870.9584122 --> 01:52:10,10.9584122 Is that what you said? in in a sense that Okay, so that means that, so my thing is, this is, but alright, let's go. 989 01:52:10,100.9584122 --> 01:52:14,600.9584122 Even this during like Clinton fucking George Bush Jr. 990 01:52:14,600.9584122 --> 01:52:26,180.9584122 Even Junior and even Barack, you know, that Russia took over these little territories without even USA even being involved, but under fucking Trump. 991 01:52:26,360.9584122 --> 01:52:28,400.9584122 No, it never happened. 992 01:52:29,900.9584122 --> 01:52:30,680.9584122 That's my point. 993 01:52:30,680.9584122 --> 01:52:46,640.9584122 I'm like, dude, what is the fucking what? Wait, how is a dude that doesn't have any political background able to do this stuff? And the people who like study this and are involved in this for 30 plus years of their lives can't even do shit. 994 01:52:47,0.9584122 --> 01:52:48,440.9584122 That worries me a little bit. 995 01:52:50,0.9584122 --> 01:52:51,500.9584122 Just as me as an American. 996 01:52:51,500.9584122 --> 01:52:56,0.9584122 Like, that's like worrying, like, what the hell dog? Like, you've been doing this all your life. 997 01:52:56,0.9584122 --> 01:53:30,380.9584122 Like, can you like, like shape up? I mean it de it's it depends on what you're what you're what the point is what you're saying I All right, so, so do you think Trump would allowed, um, Afghanistan to withhold over billions of dollars of military grade equipment and stuff in their hands? Like, what the hell was that? Can you explain that? Why did Biden do that? Like we just gave him free fucking like warfare shit. 998 01:53:32,300.9584122 --> 01:53:34,40.9584122 Please explain that to me then. 999 01:53:34,100.9584122 --> 01:53:37,340.9584122 Why was that so sloppy? Why was that done so sloppy. 1000 01:53:39,157.9584122 --> 01:53:42,975.9584122 I mean it it happens all right Like it it No, it doesn't. 1001 01:53:43,310.9584122 --> 01:53:45,140.9584122 This is why it's news. 1002 01:53:45,242.9584122 --> 01:53:55,610.9584122 George Bush administration and like What? when they trained up Osama Bin Laden and literally the whole Yo, that was weird too. 1003 01:53:56,72.9584122 --> 01:53:57,800.9584122 no it's That's what I'm saying. 1004 01:53:57,992.9584122 --> 01:53:59,660.9584122 because Dude, bro. 1005 01:54:00,272.9584122 --> 01:54:02,780.9584122 and we pretty much trained the dude. 1006 01:54:02,780.9584122 --> 01:54:09,20.9584122 These politics, no, these politicians are fucking evil, man. 1007 01:54:09,227.9584122 --> 01:54:10,910.9584122 And you think Maybe we. 1008 01:54:11,387.9584122 --> 01:54:17,240.9584122 you think Trump is different You think he's a savior of the of collar No, I don't. 1009 01:54:17,270.9584122 --> 01:54:17,780.9584122 No, no. 1010 01:54:17,780.9584122 --> 01:54:18,170.9584122 I, no. 1011 01:54:18,170.9584122 --> 01:54:18,830.9584122 Blue collar. 1012 01:54:18,860.9584122 --> 01:54:19,100.9584122 No. 1013 01:54:19,100.9584122 --> 01:54:20,150.9584122 I don't think about that. 1014 01:54:20,210.9584122 --> 01:54:25,400.9584122 I, I, I just want someone to run the country in America's best interest. 1015 01:54:25,400.9584122 --> 01:54:31,670.9584122 Now, am I saying that Trump doesn't have any selfish, like agenda? No, I'm not. 1016 01:54:31,670.9584122 --> 01:54:32,630.9584122 I've never said that. 1017 01:54:33,20.9584122 --> 01:54:46,310.9584122 I'm just saying that I think when it comes down to other countries versus us, he'll have our backs over them while then you see like right now, right? Joe Biden, you know this, this is facts. 1018 01:54:46,310.9584122 --> 01:54:47,570.9584122 You gotta look this up. 1019 01:54:48,20.9584122 --> 01:54:49,520.9584122 He is in it. 1020 01:54:49,580.9584122 --> 01:54:50,540.9584122 No, but hold on. 1021 01:54:50,630.9584122 --> 01:54:54,50.9584122 Biden has some fucking business agenda with China. 1022 01:54:54,800.9584122 --> 01:54:57,50.9584122 This is treason stuff, bro. 1023 01:54:57,737.9584122 --> 01:55:01,550.9584122 No that's that's uh that's a rumor So look it up. 1024 01:55:01,550.9584122 --> 01:55:02,690.9584122 This is all there. 1025 01:55:02,690.9584122 --> 01:55:06,320.9584122 No, well, hunter Biden, they've had a recording. 1026 01:55:06,410.9584122 --> 01:55:12,380.9584122 Literally you could find a recording of him talking to his father about this deal with China. 1027 01:55:13,520.9584122 --> 01:55:16,490.9584122 Yo dog, you gotta wake up, bro. 1028 01:55:16,550.9584122 --> 01:55:17,930.9584122 Like this stuff is happening. 1029 01:55:17,930.9584122 --> 01:55:19,940.9584122 I don't trust these politicians. 1030 01:55:20,330.9584122 --> 01:55:26,330.9584122 I'm not saying I trust Trump, but I'd rather trust a businessman at this point than a politician. 1031 01:55:26,330.9584122 --> 01:55:27,590.9584122 That's what's crazy to me. 1032 01:55:28,562.9584122 --> 01:55:33,185.9584122 Business people are politicians too You think like the Oh my God. 1033 01:55:33,317.9584122 --> 01:55:40,580.9584122 of a company is not I don't know what to say, man. 1034 01:55:40,760.9584122 --> 01:55:43,490.9584122 I no, like, uh, I'm not, no, no, it's not right. 1035 01:55:43,490.9584122 --> 01:55:44,930.9584122 I think, um, you. 1036 01:55:45,107.9584122 --> 01:56:00,845.9584122 So you think businessmen are not or cannot be as bad as politicians You think businessmen are more up upholding citizens Now this point, get me wrong at this point, at this point, at this point, yes. 1037 01:56:00,845.9584122 --> 01:56:06,785.9584122 Because right now all this stuff that's being exposed by these politicians, so let me tell you this. 1038 01:56:06,785.9584122 --> 01:56:07,595.9584122 Let me ask you this. 1039 01:56:07,895.9584122 --> 01:56:24,65.9584122 What do you know about Nancy Pelosi? This is a lady that makes $130,000 a year, but she's net worth that over $120 million because she is involved with inside trading, and it's between them and others. 1040 01:56:24,95.9584122 --> 01:56:35,345.9584122 How is this fair, bro? It's obviously not and and you know what the position of being a politician is generally does attract folks like that Oh, man. 1041 01:56:35,735.9584122 --> 01:56:36,245.9584122 All right. 1042 01:56:36,287.9584122 --> 01:56:37,535.9584122 does being a All right. 1043 01:56:37,757.9584122 --> 01:56:46,55.9584122 executive you are not gonna be a CEO of a company by being like Jesus Christ You get what I never said this said. 1044 01:56:46,55.9584122 --> 01:56:47,135.9584122 Yes, I do. 1045 01:56:47,165.9584122 --> 01:56:47,945.9584122 That's my point. 1046 01:56:48,185.9584122 --> 01:56:53,255.9584122 I'd rather trust Trump over I any politician right now. 1047 01:56:53,327.9584122 --> 01:57:00,485.9584122 trust any of them including Trump No, I, but the problem is, is we have, we're at the mercy, bro. 1048 01:57:00,572.9584122 --> 01:57:02,705.9584122 don't fucking move to an island. 1049 01:57:02,942.9584122 --> 01:57:08,525.9584122 you don't have to My point is to live in the country you kind of do bro. 1050 01:57:08,852.9584122 --> 01:57:12,125.9584122 of don't have to you Then okay. 1051 01:57:12,332.9584122 --> 01:57:28,595.9584122 without having to be involved in it I honestly I, guess you could, but do you really want that? I mean because like it then it becomes a cycle where this is kind of what the politicians are looking for to conver to to don't know. 1052 01:57:28,895.9584122 --> 01:57:30,605.9584122 No, no. 1053 01:57:30,605.9584122 --> 01:57:31,655.9584122 It's not controversy. 1054 01:57:31,655.9584122 --> 01:57:32,945.9584122 It's what's right, man. 1055 01:57:32,945.9584122 --> 01:57:34,535.9584122 So you're basically saying no. 1056 01:57:34,535.9584122 --> 01:57:43,955.9584122 I remember once you told me like, so basically you're okay being a sheep and just following the crowd, and you just live your life. 1057 01:57:44,105.9584122 --> 01:57:45,65.9584122 You are. 1058 01:57:45,332.9584122 --> 01:57:47,645.9584122 a crowd because there's No, I'm not. 1059 01:57:47,942.9584122 --> 01:57:49,925.9584122 against each I just want truth. 1060 01:57:49,925.9584122 --> 01:57:56,615.9584122 No, but my But why are you so one sided then? sided You are, you told me you were a liberal. 1061 01:57:56,882.9584122 --> 01:58:13,745.9584122 more liberal than you are because I don't I don't believe in like a lot of the same What? for instance I have nothing against gay people transgender people but you obviously do I don't, Okay just don't force it on me, that's all. 1062 01:58:13,832.9584122 --> 01:58:18,545.9584122 Well that's what somebody you know what I'm saying That's what's some that's what a No, dude. 1063 01:58:18,695.9584122 --> 01:58:19,835.9584122 I, yo, I live. 1064 01:58:19,835.9584122 --> 01:58:20,855.9584122 I guarantee you. 1065 01:58:20,915.9584122 --> 01:58:22,955.9584122 You live, you live. 1066 01:58:23,15.9584122 --> 01:58:23,500.9584122 No, no. 1067 01:58:23,555.9584122 --> 01:58:25,805.9584122 You live in an area where you don't even see it. 1068 01:58:26,225.9584122 --> 01:58:27,335.9584122 Dude, my neighborhood. 1069 01:58:27,815.9584122 --> 01:58:32,255.9584122 I guarantee you you'll see more transgenders ever than you ever do in your life. 1070 01:58:32,522.9584122 --> 01:58:33,665.9584122 It's fine Yeah. 1071 01:58:33,665.9584122 --> 01:58:34,205.9584122 Oh, no. 1072 01:58:34,205.9584122 --> 01:58:43,595.9584122 Where, where do you see a lot them all the time where, where, out and stuff I where thewhere go out, where do you go out? You work from home. 1073 01:58:43,802.9584122 --> 01:58:51,65.9584122 So I do go out then when I do I do How often do you go out? a I go twice a week. 1074 01:58:51,215.9584122 --> 01:58:51,575.9584122 Okay. 1075 01:58:51,632.9584122 --> 01:58:55,145.9584122 play live, my neighborhood is full of transgenders. 1076 01:58:55,475.9584122 --> 01:58:55,895.9584122 Okay. 1077 01:58:56,405.9584122 --> 01:58:58,25.9584122 And I'm fine with all of them. 1078 01:58:58,655.9584122 --> 01:59:01,265.9584122 I've, I have two of, two of my neighbors. 1079 01:59:01,265.9584122 --> 01:59:01,595.9584122 Right. 1080 01:59:01,985.9584122 --> 01:59:03,125.9584122 They're both females. 1081 01:59:03,125.9584122 --> 01:59:13,865.9584122 They were born females transitioning to men and they're taking medication and I actually have seen them grow and change through the process in three years where I live. 1082 01:59:13,925.9584122 --> 01:59:15,305.9584122 So I understand it. 1083 01:59:15,305.9584122 --> 01:59:18,5.9584122 And they never gimme shit about shit. 1084 01:59:18,875.9584122 --> 01:59:19,835.9584122 And I'm okay. 1085 01:59:19,835.9584122 --> 01:59:21,425.9584122 And I'm totally fine with them. 1086 01:59:21,515.9584122 --> 01:59:22,385.9584122 Like we get along. 1087 01:59:22,385.9584122 --> 01:59:34,565.9584122 Well, I'm just saying Liz, when people try to force stuff on me, and I include that with you because you don't like when people force things on you, you are gonna have a problem with it. 1088 01:59:35,435.9584122 --> 01:59:37,25.9584122 And it's, I think it's very valid. 1089 01:59:37,25.9584122 --> 01:59:38,795.9584122 Just don't shove it in my face. 1090 01:59:39,155.9584122 --> 01:59:42,65.9584122 I'll treat you with respect a hundred percent. 1091 01:59:42,905.9584122 --> 01:59:44,315.9584122 And I'm, I'm in favor for it. 1092 01:59:44,855.9584122 --> 01:59:49,175.9584122 But you are bringing up stuff like as if like, I'm just homophobic or something. 1093 01:59:49,535.9584122 --> 02:00:11,465.9584122 I'm not, Alright I mean I don't again I don't know what shove it in my face means I don't really know what that means but like what does shove it in I mean, mean Can you gimme an example like a small example of what you mean by that I yeah, just like, like everywhere you go you see rainbow symbols and you see all these like pride stuff. 1094 02:00:11,465.9584122 --> 02:00:12,755.9584122 It's like, okay, I get it. 1095 02:00:12,965.9584122 --> 02:00:26,495.9584122 Like it's, to me it's like, you know what y'all do you, but why are you like advertising it so much? You know? Like, alright, you and I, we we're Korean and let's go broader perspective. 1096 02:00:26,495.9584122 --> 02:00:30,335.9584122 We're Asian, we don't get this treatment at all in America. 1097 02:00:30,362.9584122 --> 02:00:31,355.9584122 You got No, no. 1098 02:00:31,355.9584122 --> 02:00:31,655.9584122 Hold on. 1099 02:00:31,655.9584122 --> 02:00:32,285.9584122 No, we don't. 1100 02:00:32,345.9584122 --> 02:00:35,915.9584122 No, we don't have a What? No. 1101 02:00:35,915.9584122 --> 02:00:37,775.9584122 What, what month is that? 'cause I've never heard that. 1102 02:00:37,862.9584122 --> 02:00:40,565.9584122 don't know A API No. 1103 02:00:40,805.9584122 --> 02:01:33,905.9584122 What is it like in actually it passed not too long and what month is it? What month is it in? uh in it's coming up actually in May So it's in the month of May You're saying it's for the month, For the entire month like black black Appreciate or like Black History Month It's the same thing Yeah I guess, on like Amazon Prime or something they have that like during the whole month like Asian shows like specifically like with Asian people and stuff you've never seen that but is it, but no, but thing is, is like, why do I know more about Black History Month or even veterans or even breast cancer over Asian, It's not as it's not as prominent but it has becoming more prominent after like the whole Asian hate thing that happened after Covid been dude, that's been happening since like beginning of times, bro. 1104 02:01:34,157.9584122 --> 02:01:38,810.9584122 weren't just beating up Asian women in the street though I mean that that Uh, they have. 1105 02:01:38,900.9584122 --> 02:01:39,860.9584122 Oh, absolutely. 1106 02:01:40,220.9584122 --> 02:01:42,50.9584122 It's just never reported, dog. 1107 02:01:42,80.9584122 --> 02:01:42,740.9584122 That's the thing. 1108 02:01:42,740.9584122 --> 02:01:44,960.9584122 Like you're ignorant to it, dude. 1109 02:01:44,990.9584122 --> 02:01:49,190.9584122 Asian hate has always been there and it was worse then than it is now. 1110 02:01:49,277.9584122 --> 02:02:10,910.9584122 I'm pretty sure but I it's like also you know I don't know Asians are a much smaller percentage of this You know? And, and like the whole thing is like, is it's like, is it fair that like you going to college and you applying to Harvard, that you have to score 150 more on your SATs because you're Asian? That's crazy. 1111 02:02:10,967.9584122 --> 02:02:24,950.9584122 then our colleges would only have Asian people then But isn't like a prestigious school about like ac like academics at that point? Like if you are academically No, it's not. 1112 02:02:24,977.9584122 --> 02:02:32,180.9584122 academic that that's the See that's the thing It's just like you should know this by now So what is go, what's be what? Alright. 1113 02:02:32,180.9584122 --> 02:02:35,540.9584122 So what is known outside of academics with Harvard. 1114 02:02:35,540.9584122 --> 02:02:53,240.9584122 Harvard? What do you mean All the fucking alumni that are What, in what? lawyers and doctors that all have a tie to Harvard Um isn't Which isn't that? Which is, which equates to which equates to academics. 1115 02:02:53,420.9584122 --> 02:02:55,340.9584122 Right? they name. 1116 02:02:55,430.9584122 --> 02:02:56,60.9584122 Alright, fine. 1117 02:02:56,327.9584122 --> 02:02:56,870.9584122 is what Fine. 1118 02:02:56,870.9584122 --> 02:02:57,800.9584122 Let me ask you this then. 1119 02:02:57,800.9584122 --> 02:02:58,670.9584122 All right, fine. 1120 02:02:58,670.9584122 --> 02:02:59,780.9584122 Let me ask you this then. 1121 02:03:00,440.9584122 --> 02:03:09,110.9584122 How, uh, name, um, some people that came out of, uh, football, that, that was prominent. 1122 02:03:09,530.9584122 --> 02:03:14,750.9584122 A football player that came out of Harvard A football that made it. 1123 02:03:14,867.9584122 --> 02:03:18,50.9584122 out of Harvard like the Harvard Mm-hmm. 1124 02:03:18,290.9584122 --> 02:03:19,70.9584122 Yeah, absolutely. 1125 02:03:19,580.9584122 --> 02:03:21,20.9584122 And that made it to the pros. 1126 02:03:21,47.9584122 --> 02:03:24,305.9584122 I don't fucking know Hmm. 1127 02:03:24,377.9584122 --> 02:03:29,750.9584122 do you I actually do, but he's not good. 1128 02:03:30,652.9584122 --> 02:03:32,960.9584122 Okay Ryan. 1129 02:03:32,960.9584122 --> 02:03:35,90.9584122 Fitz Fitzpatrick. 1130 02:03:35,862.9584122 --> 02:03:48,965.9584122 Okay But besides that is my point is Harvard is known for its academics, whether it is through law, through medicine, through whatever it is. 1131 02:03:48,977.9584122 --> 02:03:49,685.9584122 right Okay. 1132 02:03:49,745.9584122 --> 02:03:50,255.9584122 Okay. 1133 02:03:50,267.9584122 --> 02:03:51,755.9584122 now So that's my point. 1134 02:03:51,995.9584122 --> 02:04:10,625.9584122 So if, my point is, is if it should be chosen through merit, right? So if let's say a thousand people register and apply to Harvard, then the best out of that thousand goes in, like out of the population. 1135 02:04:10,727.9584122 --> 02:04:18,305.9584122 Theoretically yes in the utopian utopian society Yes However society. 1136 02:04:18,497.9584122 --> 02:04:22,415.9584122 is a real thing right Like No, it's not nepotism. 1137 02:04:22,595.9584122 --> 02:04:26,705.9584122 I'm not talking about nepotism, I'm talking more about affirmative action. 1138 02:04:27,557.9584122 --> 02:04:36,95.9584122 but there's also that has to stem from that as well There's people with No, nepotism is nothing to do with affirmative action. 1139 02:04:36,437.9584122 --> 02:04:43,715.9584122 is in a sense nepotism is a type of affirmative action in a is probably like a fraction of a percent, bro. 1140 02:04:44,132.9584122 --> 02:04:51,905.9584122 number one you can't just be giving out stats like that without actually doing any Okay, well then you can't just abruptly say nepotism. 1141 02:04:51,905.9584122 --> 02:04:55,175.9584122 Like it, it qualifies the general public, bro. 1142 02:04:55,262.9584122 --> 02:05:01,321.9584122 there is obviously political ties to What? when it comes to no, no. 1143 02:05:01,407.9584122 --> 02:05:02,705.9584122 colleges Let's go back. 1144 02:05:02,945.9584122 --> 02:05:04,565.9584122 No, let's focus on nepotism. 1145 02:05:04,565.9584122 --> 02:05:06,635.9584122 'cause you brought that up, right? Several times. 1146 02:05:06,755.9584122 --> 02:05:07,445.9584122 Hold on. 1147 02:05:07,445.9584122 --> 02:05:08,435.9584122 Hold on. 1148 02:05:08,732.9584122 --> 02:05:22,865.9584122 What I'm my point here is that it's all political right What Even colleges is not a full meritocracy Just like in our workforce Meritocracy did you just say, Nick? Croc. 1149 02:05:22,865.9584122 --> 02:05:26,645.9584122 What? meritocracy It's a What? Spell it. 1150 02:05:26,705.9584122 --> 02:05:29,765.9584122 'cause I have to read 'cause I don't, under I I don't know that definition. 1151 02:05:29,972.9584122 --> 02:05:33,125.9584122 it's a society based No, no, Tell Spell it. 1152 02:05:33,125.9584122 --> 02:05:33,935.9584122 Spell it for me. 1153 02:05:33,935.9584122 --> 02:05:34,595.9584122 I will. 1154 02:05:34,847.9584122 --> 02:05:44,885.9584122 M-E-R-I-T-O-C-R-A-C-Y Meritocracy Meritocracy. 1155 02:05:44,885.9584122 --> 02:05:45,845.9584122 Meritocracy. 1156 02:05:48,107.9584122 --> 02:05:50,825.9584122 Meritocracy Yes. 1157 02:05:50,885.9584122 --> 02:05:52,745.9584122 That's where it should be. 1158 02:05:52,972.9584122 --> 02:05:54,725.9584122 But it's not Yes. 1159 02:05:55,457.9584122 --> 02:06:03,95.9584122 in our lives it's not fully just based on the merit Sometimes are, okay, so, okay, hold on first. 1160 02:06:03,95.9584122 --> 02:06:06,605.9584122 So wait, are you okay with that? in South No, no, no. 1161 02:06:06,605.9584122 --> 02:06:07,955.9584122 Not South Korea. 1162 02:06:08,177.9584122 --> 02:06:36,485.9584122 don't get hired if they don't have a double lid surgery Don you know that's that's not meritocracy isn't it Right That's literally just based on what they fucking look like They get hi they get fired or hired or not hired based on what their eye looks like That's not meritocracy Meritocracy would be it doesn't matter about anything else besides what you bring to the table in terms of like results right I totally understand and I'm not for it. 1163 02:06:36,647.9584122 --> 02:06:40,175.9584122 I'm not for it either However Okay, so that's, so, I don't know. 1164 02:06:40,175.9584122 --> 02:06:41,315.9584122 No, hold on, hold on, hold on. 1165 02:06:41,465.9584122 --> 02:06:42,125.9584122 My question. 1166 02:06:42,365.9584122 --> 02:06:42,905.9584122 Stop. 1167 02:06:42,905.9584122 --> 02:06:43,325.9584122 Stop. 1168 02:06:43,420.9584122 --> 02:06:45,275.9584122 I, I don't care about how the world works. 1169 02:06:45,275.9584122 --> 02:06:47,15.9584122 I just wanna know your thoughts. 1170 02:06:47,42.9584122 --> 02:06:49,415.9584122 thoughts We're having this podcast, hold on, hold on. 1171 02:06:49,625.9584122 --> 02:06:52,685.9584122 We're having this podcast because I want to know you more. 1172 02:06:52,902.9584122 --> 02:07:16,865.9584122 my my question to you is, do you believe that we as Asians should have a handicap where we have to score 150 more points for, in order to get to this college? So let's just say, do you believe that all Asian people are born freaking academically smart? No, I don't because I'm the product of it. 1173 02:07:16,985.9584122 --> 02:07:18,995.9584122 I am not academically smart. 1174 02:07:19,445.9584122 --> 02:07:28,385.9584122 So you are telling me when I'm applying to any colleges because affirmative action exists, I'm fucked, bro. 1175 02:07:29,375.9584122 --> 02:07:31,955.9584122 Then might as well fucking go to plumbing school. 1176 02:07:33,755.9584122 --> 02:07:39,875.9584122 Is that what you're saying? Because you That there was a certain people, yes. 1177 02:07:39,875.9584122 --> 02:07:42,335.9584122 There are certain people that have a less score than me. 1178 02:07:42,365.9584122 --> 02:08:04,445.9584122 Let's just say this person had 80 points less scored on on their exams than me, but because there's like 150 point requirement for Asians to get into this place, I lost it because this person from this demographic, this whatever race had less merit and went in. 1179 02:08:04,685.9584122 --> 02:08:10,55.9584122 Now I'm screwed and I have to go to public school because I am not one of those Smart Asians. 1180 02:08:11,855.9584122 --> 02:08:27,545.9584122 Is that fair for me? I guess I mean technically no it's not Okay, so then I'm handicapped Then why is that? That's my point now again, like I'm not salty, I'm not sulking over it. 1181 02:08:27,875.9584122 --> 02:08:28,865.9584122 It is what it is. 1182 02:08:28,865.9584122 --> 02:08:29,375.9584122 You're right. 1183 02:08:29,585.9584122 --> 02:08:31,235.9584122 This is just how life works. 1184 02:08:31,235.9584122 --> 02:08:40,955.9584122 I'm just saying there's just some injustices and to me it's like why is this rule even here? We are here all American. 1185 02:08:40,955.9584122 --> 02:08:52,175.9584122 We come to America for opportunity, but someone's handicapping you Uh could does literally, if you're going to a race and they know you're faster, they clip your, they clip some of your leg off. 1186 02:08:52,175.9584122 --> 02:09:03,965.9584122 Like, what the fuck bro? I think it's a little bit different from the race because like you have to understand this right Like when you're looking No, it's because we're too calm and we're too, on we're too lenient, bro. 1187 02:09:04,367.9584122 --> 02:10:15,515.9584122 compare this to a race and like clipping somebody's because the the The impacts of somebody winning a race is not big However the impacts of having a whole demographic of folks be the top elite class in colleges all across the US where it's only Asians now in college and and then what every Asian that takes a seat is another person that's not Asian That doesn't get the seat too right So now we're going to have to factor in folks that might've came from areas where Asian folks like you know where education wasn't as important like in Mississippi or Louisiana or even in the ghettos of Philadelphia Like they have less education they have less opportunities than you know somebody like me who was in Radner in terms of education They're starting at a disadvantage to begin with So yes like I do believe that it's a meritocracy that we should live in but I also believe that If that's the case then there's a lot of people who just will never get a Okay, so would you be comfortable if, okay, fine. 1188 02:10:15,515.9584122 --> 02:10:27,935.9584122 Like let's just say like you're taking a flight and you just noticed that you're a guy that's piling a flight, has less hours, less skilled, but he was hired because of his race. 1189 02:10:28,805.9584122 --> 02:10:39,5.9584122 Are you okay with that? Like, is that something that you're okay with? generally are okay with crashing is a really really really rare occurrence So No, it's lately it's been happening though. 1190 02:10:39,137.9584122 --> 02:10:43,685.9584122 so I mean it's like I'm just saying, but regardless, so you're okay with it then. 1191 02:10:43,685.9584122 --> 02:10:59,375.9584122 So are you saying that you're okay with it then Yeah Okay? So when, when you are putting your life on the line, you are okay with a mediocre pilot over someone that should have been there higher because of their qualifications, but they're, they're white. 1192 02:11:01,907.9584122 --> 02:11:05,825.9584122 man I Are you okay with that? as I get to Okay, so then fine. 1193 02:11:06,17.9584122 --> 02:11:08,45.9584122 driving the Then how come? Fine. 1194 02:11:08,75.9584122 --> 02:11:11,825.9584122 Then let's talk about some discrimination against another Asian. 1195 02:11:11,825.9584122 --> 02:11:28,820.9584122 So would you be okay with the NBA having more Asians because there's just a lack of Asians in the league? Yes Would you okay with with that? I would love that But it's So you would see an Asian dude getting blocked by six foot eight dudes every time. 1196 02:11:29,447.9584122 --> 02:11:30,800.9584122 look it's Come on bro. 1197 02:11:31,37.9584122 --> 02:11:32,120.9584122 You Stop, stop. 1198 02:11:32,120.9584122 --> 02:11:33,20.9584122 Stop, stop. 1199 02:11:33,260.9584122 --> 02:11:34,70.9584122 Stop. 1200 02:11:34,70.9584122 --> 02:11:34,640.9584122 Bro. 1201 02:11:34,640.9584122 --> 02:11:35,240.9584122 Stop. 1202 02:11:35,417.9584122 --> 02:11:37,250.9584122 that No, you're not. 1203 02:11:37,280.9584122 --> 02:11:40,730.9584122 There's some physical, a little bit see Charles. 1204 02:11:40,790.9584122 --> 02:11:43,250.9584122 See now, like people are know that you're trolling. 1205 02:11:43,337.9584122 --> 02:11:45,890.9584122 not trolling I'm, no, you are. 1206 02:11:46,10.9584122 --> 02:11:46,940.9584122 'cause you left. 1207 02:11:47,120.9584122 --> 02:11:48,950.9584122 I'm being really serious. 1208 02:11:49,337.9584122 --> 02:11:55,610.9584122 Who they're saying right now is like is what is it Zen Yuki Hashimo Yeah, I do know him. 1209 02:11:56,60.9584122 --> 02:11:57,260.9584122 I've been watching him. 1210 02:11:57,497.9584122 --> 02:12:02,240.9584122 He's he's like But he, but smaller no, he's not. 1211 02:12:02,750.9584122 --> 02:12:03,500.9584122 He's not. 1212 02:12:04,427.9584122 --> 02:12:08,30.9584122 Kamora So who would you rather have? Yuki Haka. 1213 02:12:08,30.9584122 --> 02:12:10,460.9584122 Moura or Alan Iversson? 'cause they're the same height. 1214 02:12:11,330.9584122 --> 02:12:16,910.9584122 Who would you rather have Iversson or Haka? Moura on your team? His name They're the same height. 1215 02:12:18,440.9584122 --> 02:12:20,0.9584122 I don't care what his name is. 1216 02:12:20,90.9584122 --> 02:12:27,800.9584122 Would you rather have Iversson or him on your team? I don't know yet I haven't seen Yuki Oh my God, dude, Don. 1217 02:12:27,800.9584122 --> 02:12:30,410.9584122 Well that's, well, but you have watched Iversson. 1218 02:12:30,602.9584122 --> 02:12:34,970.9584122 I like I like the grizzlies Wait, why did you break his name up? Well, hold on. 1219 02:12:35,0.9584122 --> 02:12:42,170.9584122 Why did you bring his name up? If you say you haven't watched him, an it because you play NBA 2K? an article Yeah, you do. 1220 02:12:42,200.9584122 --> 02:12:43,700.9584122 You play NBA 2K. 1221 02:12:44,900.9584122 --> 02:12:56,420.9584122 That's the only reason why, you know? no you probably played against him, just I'm telling you right now I've read an article about uh Yuki Kama more come out about how he's the shortest NBA dude. 1222 02:12:56,462.9584122 --> 02:13:00,530.9584122 league and Yeah, he's been in the league for a couple years, dude. 1223 02:13:00,722.9584122 --> 02:13:04,490.9584122 pretty well right now in the It's, yeah. 1224 02:13:04,940.9584122 --> 02:13:27,410.9584122 Compared to what? other Asian players like Zach Eddie is also half Asian He's on that team So maybe there's more than just physicality Maybe there's also like teamwork also basketball IQ is which is one of the things that I want to go over Who do you think? Yo, so you're telling me that Memphis Grizzly is run under Asian people and not Ja Morin. 1225 02:13:28,22.9584122 --> 02:13:31,280.9584122 no John Moran is definitely the hero of the team don't my God. 1226 02:13:31,280.9584122 --> 02:13:31,760.9584122 Denton. 1227 02:13:31,760.9584122 --> 02:13:50,900.9584122 What the hell are you talking about then? to to have an NBA team man Like he they have pretty Oh my God, and they're young I, So Eddie is a valuable member on their team I wouldn't mind having Zach Eddie on our team that You know how hard that guy plays every game what you I don't think you watch 'em though. 1228 02:13:50,912.9584122 --> 02:14:01,850.9584122 Is that Eddie I've Do you really watch Memphis grizzly ball like that? watched their game like a few weeks ago How many times? I mean it was a few weeks ago That's my point. 1229 02:14:01,850.9584122 --> 02:14:06,440.9584122 Like you, you're saying you talk, like, you watch them play all, you watch this dude play all the time. 1230 02:14:06,592.9584122 --> 02:14:14,360.9584122 I watched him more than you did this whole I, I'm not arguing that, but the way that you're claiming certain things, it's just ridiculous. 1231 02:14:14,537.9584122 --> 02:14:21,110.9584122 play That's why I watched their game sometimes But you'd never really watch haka, uh, Kamara. 1232 02:14:21,287.9584122 --> 02:14:23,660.9584122 I mean I've watched him like two years ago. 1233 02:14:23,660.9584122 --> 02:14:24,110.9584122 Dog. 1234 02:14:24,287.9584122 --> 02:14:36,295.9584122 if he he's a point guard on the Memphis than like I mean and also he was he was more on their G league than he was playing pro Right So No, he, no, he actually, is the point guard on their Hmm. 1235 02:14:36,467.9584122 --> 02:14:46,400.9584122 bro Like there's no one you know like to be honest Jah is gonna be on the court much longer He What? He's young still, bro. 1236 02:14:46,847.9584122 --> 02:14:48,770.9584122 Jah Morran Yeah. 1237 02:14:48,827.9584122 --> 02:14:49,790.9584122 saying Yes. 1238 02:14:49,967.9584122 --> 02:14:53,345.9584122 the for like 40 minutes Yeah. 1239 02:14:53,420.9584122 --> 02:15:06,200.9584122 But he, he, he could play, he, I mean, he could play though the shooting guard if he really wants to Exactly But what I'm saying is J's gonna be like the one I focus on cause he's the one making the plays Yuki wait. 1240 02:15:06,290.9584122 --> 02:15:08,960.9584122 No, this is not the guy I am talking about. 1241 02:15:09,140.9584122 --> 02:15:12,770.9584122 This dude is black Yuki ura. 1242 02:15:13,387.9584122 --> 02:15:14,840.9584122 Who the Oh, okay. 1243 02:15:15,152.9584122 --> 02:15:18,500.9584122 I mean hachi More's also on the team two Yeah. 1244 02:15:18,500.9584122 --> 02:15:20,360.9584122 He's Ja Japanese apparently. 1245 02:15:20,762.9584122 --> 02:15:24,470.9584122 Hathi more's half just like Eddie However I'm talking Yeah. 1246 02:15:24,992.9584122 --> 02:15:26,810.9584122 stop saying Ha Moura Yeah. 1247 02:15:26,822.9584122 --> 02:15:29,810.9584122 Kawa Moura And you Okay. 1248 02:15:29,842.9584122 --> 02:15:33,860.9584122 Moura It is I played him, I know who this guy is. 1249 02:15:33,890.9584122 --> 02:15:38,300.9584122 He's a short dude that knows how to like, he's like a Steph, Steph Curry. 1250 02:15:38,420.9584122 --> 02:15:39,740.9584122 Like, he just keeps moving. 1251 02:15:40,52.9584122 --> 02:16:02,120.9584122 yes He he plays well is what I'm saying Saying he actually came up from the g lee what I'm saying Like you gotta you like so maybe we need more people like that I I just they probably don't give these guy type of guys a shot It but now with the G League they're beginning to see oh they can they can play I don't know. 1252 02:16:02,120.9584122 --> 02:16:02,510.9584122 I don't know. 1253 02:16:02,510.9584122 --> 02:16:05,120.9584122 I see what you're trying to go with the angle here. 1254 02:16:05,210.9584122 --> 02:16:05,960.9584122 And you're right. 1255 02:16:05,960.9584122 --> 02:16:12,260.9584122 Maybe 'cause they have like more maybe like, like, like No, no, not opportunities. 1256 02:16:12,410.9584122 --> 02:16:16,970.9584122 I'm talking about just like more like, uh, what do they call court? Court general. 1257 02:16:16,997.9584122 --> 02:16:17,900.9584122 yeah style. 1258 02:16:18,20.9584122 --> 02:16:18,500.9584122 Okay. 1259 02:16:18,560.9584122 --> 02:16:19,130.9584122 I get it. 1260 02:16:19,130.9584122 --> 02:16:21,800.9584122 Like fundamentals and all this stuff that he can bring. 1261 02:16:22,280.9584122 --> 02:16:27,830.9584122 But athleticism trumps over that in basketball. 1262 02:16:27,857.9584122 --> 02:16:29,60.9584122 always doesn't just evident. 1263 02:16:29,537.9584122 --> 02:16:35,30.9584122 though it could Uh, no, it, no, for basketball it does. 1264 02:16:35,90.9584122 --> 02:16:36,260.9584122 It does, unfortunately. 1265 02:16:36,317.9584122 --> 02:17:12,455.9584122 That that would mean that Steph Curry should always lose to like a Shaq But that's not the truth right Because Chef Steph could always just you know like dribble around him He can be quicker he can be faster Alright, so let's say this, right? If Steph, if, if Shaq has the ball first and it's winner's ball one-on-one, do you don't think Shaq can body him to the rim every single time and dunk it? You think Steph Curry has the power to block Shaq from a dunk? I mean if you're talking about one-on-one street ball then maybe not Yeah, no. 1266 02:17:12,455.9584122 --> 02:17:12,815.9584122 Right. 1267 02:17:12,815.9584122 --> 02:17:21,545.9584122 But at the same time, if Steph has the ball first and it's winner's ball, he might not, maybe Shaq might not be able to do it, but I will. 1268 02:17:21,545.9584122 --> 02:17:24,35.9584122 No, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on though. 1269 02:17:24,425.9584122 --> 02:17:33,995.9584122 But if we're talking about Orlando Shaq, when he was fucking fast as hell at that size, if he has I will give more. 1270 02:17:34,607.9584122 --> 02:17:35,675.9584122 Do we At more. 1271 02:17:35,735.9584122 --> 02:17:37,535.9584122 Yeah, absolutely. 1272 02:17:37,607.9584122 --> 02:17:38,945.9584122 Steph Stu Shaq. 1273 02:17:39,815.9584122 --> 02:17:40,535.9584122 Oh my God. 1274 02:17:40,595.9584122 --> 02:17:43,625.9584122 Are you gonna let me finish my argument first before you answer to it. 1275 02:17:43,625.9584122 --> 02:17:52,535.9584122 It, I will give more credit to Shaq tipping and blocking a Steph shot over Steph blocking a Shaq dunk. 1276 02:17:52,655.9584122 --> 02:17:53,795.9584122 That's all I gotta say on that. 1277 02:17:54,95.9584122 --> 02:17:57,905.9584122 So if you have a rebuttal to that, please do so. 1278 02:17:57,905.9584122 --> 02:17:58,775.9584122 You're, that's it. 1279 02:17:59,447.9584122 --> 02:18:09,605.9584122 I mean I But if Shaq, weapons as well so he's obviously can shoot, over Shaq not going to, he's not going to drive that in. 1280 02:18:09,815.9584122 --> 02:18:11,165.9584122 Shaq will block that shit. 1281 02:18:11,675.9584122 --> 02:18:15,455.9584122 The only way, uh, that Curry can win is through shots. 1282 02:18:16,85.9584122 --> 02:18:24,515.9584122 And if Shaq, and that's the thing, I'd rather put money who's making their shots it's Steph Curry it's the over Shaq. 1283 02:18:24,515.9584122 --> 02:18:25,235.9584122 Yes. 1284 02:18:25,445.9584122 --> 02:18:51,5.9584122 But the thing is, is can Uh I think this curry has been like this back down because like what we were saying is like this is the whole like iversson versus like what what's an like what was the who, the big guy during the time um during Iverson's time like Tim Duncan, there's uh, you know he is never he's probably the best power forward to play the game ever. 1285 02:18:51,422.9584122 --> 02:18:57,215.9584122 is the best power forward over LeBron What do you mean LeBron is never a power forward. 1286 02:18:57,542.9584122 --> 02:18:59,435.9584122 is a power forward No. 1287 02:18:59,645.9584122 --> 02:19:00,635.9584122 He's a small forward. 1288 02:19:00,692.9584122 --> 02:19:01,985.9584122 Ford No he's a Ford Mm-hmm. 1289 02:19:02,72.9584122 --> 02:19:06,95.9584122 a point forward Then that's more on the small side. 1290 02:19:06,95.9584122 --> 02:19:06,425.9584122 Right. 1291 02:19:07,925.9584122 --> 02:19:10,145.9584122 What power forward fucking is a point, bro. 1292 02:19:10,502.9584122 --> 02:19:16,595.9584122 is a power forward He's a pf Maybe now go look at his beginning stats, dude. 1293 02:19:16,625.9584122 --> 02:19:17,675.9584122 What you're, of course. 1294 02:19:17,675.9584122 --> 02:19:18,995.9584122 'cause he's old and slow. 1295 02:19:20,195.9584122 --> 02:19:25,145.9584122 Are you kidding me? Oh my God, dude, I can't put you questioning me with my basketball man. 1296 02:19:25,145.9584122 --> 02:19:38,855.9584122 I He played as a small forward for one year maybe for the Lakers, but he played small Ford the whole time in Cleveland. 1297 02:19:38,855.9584122 --> 02:19:39,875.9584122 And in Miami. 1298 02:19:40,535.9584122 --> 02:19:43,895.9584122 Bosch was the power Ford in Miami. 1299 02:19:43,955.9584122 --> 02:19:57,845.9584122 So how was he the small Ford or Power Ford? So he played as a power forward in the heats as well he was in the calves he was a small Bosch played, no no no played, uh, power. 1300 02:19:57,962.9584122 --> 02:20:02,420.9584122 he started as a shooting guard Then he was a small forward and then on the Okay. 1301 02:20:02,462.9584122 --> 02:20:05,285.9584122 he was a small forward and a power forward Okay. 1302 02:20:05,402.9584122 --> 02:20:10,985.9584122 the Cavs So how's that one year then? Wait, did you let, I can't wait till you replay this. 1303 02:20:11,165.9584122 --> 02:20:13,895.9584122 You said he was small four for one year. 1304 02:20:14,675.9584122 --> 02:20:16,565.9584122 You just named like three teams. 1305 02:20:16,565.9584122 --> 02:20:17,195.9584122 He was small. 1306 02:20:17,195.9584122 --> 02:20:17,795.9584122 Four on. 1307 02:20:18,92.9584122 --> 02:20:24,905.9584122 Originally he was a small Ford but he alternates is what I'm saying He can be a power forward No, it's because he's got old dude. 1308 02:20:24,962.9584122 --> 02:20:27,275.9584122 no this was Oh my God. 1309 02:20:27,515.9584122 --> 02:20:27,935.9584122 Bro. 1310 02:20:28,430.9584122 --> 02:20:32,735.9584122 Bro, bro, was a bro, bro, bro, bro, let me, let me put it into perspective. 1311 02:20:33,125.9584122 --> 02:20:37,205.9584122 When quarterbacks get older, they turn into safeties. 1312 02:20:37,442.9584122 --> 02:20:41,585.9584122 He's a small forward still He was a power Oh, there you go. 1313 02:20:41,792.9584122 --> 02:20:45,215.9584122 ago So what I'm trying to say is How many times? Okay. 1314 02:20:45,425.9584122 --> 02:20:49,565.9584122 How many years? He can be a Oh my God. 1315 02:20:52,712.9584122 --> 02:21:00,640.9584122 The Braun can he he plays all the positions except for center All right Uh and shooting guard He's not a center Oh my God. 1316 02:21:00,662.9584122 --> 02:21:07,220.9584122 guard He plays a he plays point he plays forward all Oh my God, bro. 1317 02:21:07,232.9584122 --> 02:21:17,960.9584122 can be like powerful He could be a small forward power forward He could be a center and sometimes he's point The fact that you're actually, so this is what's crazy, man. 1318 02:21:17,990.9584122 --> 02:21:20,300.9584122 This is where I don't get your basketball logic, bro. 1319 02:21:21,380.9584122 --> 02:21:30,470.9584122 You are telling me that LeBron is like a goat, and yet you're gonna fucking like compare him to a Ben Simmons. 1320 02:21:30,512.9584122 --> 02:21:32,450.9584122 talking That's, that's like your error. 1321 02:21:34,82.9584122 --> 02:21:35,870.9584122 is Versatility. 1322 02:21:36,110.9584122 --> 02:21:41,375.9584122 Yo point LeBron can play the, drive up the oh my God, dude. 1323 02:21:41,690.9584122 --> 02:21:42,200.9584122 My God. 1324 02:21:42,200.9584122 --> 02:21:42,890.9584122 Dude, I'm done. 1325 02:21:42,890.9584122 --> 02:21:44,90.9584122 I'm done with basketball, man. 1326 02:21:45,32.9584122 --> 02:21:47,180.9584122 I'm just Yo, I'm done. 1327 02:21:47,180.9584122 --> 02:21:48,50.9584122 No, no, no, no. 1328 02:21:48,230.9584122 --> 02:21:50,335.9584122 Dude, I'm dude. 1329 02:21:50,480.9584122 --> 02:21:53,90.9584122 Ben Simmons cannot play. 1330 02:21:53,390.9584122 --> 02:21:54,980.9584122 He's not versatile. 1331 02:21:55,520.9584122 --> 02:21:58,640.9584122 That's why he had to play the point position. 1332 02:21:59,870.9584122 --> 02:22:03,980.9584122 Do you not understand that? What are you talking about? Versatility. 1333 02:22:04,190.9584122 --> 02:22:06,650.9584122 What? Was Ben Simmons's? Versatile. 1334 02:22:06,680.9584122 --> 02:22:08,810.9584122 Versatile in, get tell me. 1335 02:22:09,422.9584122 --> 02:22:19,520.9584122 he can drive the he had good skill he had good speed for his height And uh he he he would attack the boards and see sometimes No, he didn't. 1336 02:22:19,605.9584122 --> 02:22:19,895.9584122 Okay. 1337 02:22:19,900.9584122 --> 02:22:21,500.9584122 Okay, so he attacks boards. 1338 02:22:21,680.9584122 --> 02:22:31,310.9584122 How many points did he score? How many assisted he did? How many steals did he have? Uh Ben Simmons What You want his career Oh, you're gonna look at it. 1339 02:22:31,340.9584122 --> 02:22:32,990.9584122 Are you gonna, you're gonna have to research it. 1340 02:22:33,212.9584122 --> 02:22:34,550.9584122 I don't know his Okay. 1341 02:22:34,550.9584122 --> 02:22:35,0.9584122 Do it. 1342 02:22:35,222.9584122 --> 02:22:37,970.9584122 Simmons I don't give And then compare it to LeBron. 1343 02:22:37,970.9584122 --> 02:22:46,340.9584122 See, the thing is, is I, dude oh my God, is just an example of a big it's a poor example. 1344 02:22:46,442.9584122 --> 02:22:50,600.9584122 so Abbi fucking handles a ball like that He's And beat. 1345 02:22:50,840.9584122 --> 02:22:57,140.9584122 Why are you just naming these like random players? can play point my God. 1346 02:22:57,557.9584122 --> 02:23:02,555.9584122 So can Ben Simmons That's when No, the coach cannot play forward. 1347 02:23:02,807.9584122 --> 02:23:15,485.9584122 he plays forward sometimes Ah When does he play forward? he would play forward for the the 76 ERs Why? What? So, so, okay, so name the Rock. 1348 02:23:15,545.9584122 --> 02:23:20,345.9584122 So then name the name the fucking five, including Ben Simmons. 1349 02:23:20,525.9584122 --> 02:23:24,155.9584122 That's playing on the court where he is playing the forward position. 1350 02:23:25,295.9584122 --> 02:23:31,895.9584122 Who was on the court at the time? I would say on the Brooklyn Nets it would've probably been what Brooklyn Nets. 1351 02:23:31,895.9584122 --> 02:23:33,545.9584122 You just talking about the Sixers. 1352 02:23:33,557.9584122 --> 02:23:38,580.9584122 then it would probably be Ed it would probably have been uh Umbi. 1353 02:23:39,137.9584122 --> 02:23:57,35.9584122 Ed Center Then we probably had uh Ben Simmons either point guard or small forward or even Power Forward Then we might have had Tobias As a shooting guard a small Tobias? No, Tobias is our power and he always played our power. 1354 02:23:57,182.9584122 --> 02:24:01,115.9584122 he's also the small forward sometimes Oh my God, dude. 1355 02:24:01,145.9584122 --> 02:24:05,195.9584122 No, Ben Simmons never played that type of physicality. 1356 02:24:05,195.9584122 --> 02:24:06,755.9584122 Ball position dog. 1357 02:24:07,715.9584122 --> 02:24:10,475.9584122 He is more limited than LeBron. 1358 02:24:10,622.9584122 --> 02:24:14,495.9584122 Of co I mean I think Jordan is the goat. 1359 02:24:14,495.9584122 --> 02:24:20,225.9584122 But you are disrespecting LeBron to compare him as a poor example with Ben Simmons. 1360 02:24:20,282.9584122 --> 02:24:24,695.9584122 look at this would put him more towards like Jason Tatum. 1361 02:24:24,905.9584122 --> 02:24:27,935.9584122 I've seen Jason Tatum it up. 1362 02:24:27,995.9584122 --> 02:24:29,795.9584122 Yeah, I've seen him dribble up court. 1363 02:24:30,35.9584122 --> 02:24:30,605.9584122 Fine. 1364 02:24:30,692.9584122 --> 02:24:42,995.9584122 Yeah seen him managing a generalized, but then, but then you put, then why would you not use Tatum? Tatum's And then, a but then you used Ben Simmons for versatility. 1365 02:24:43,187.9584122 --> 02:24:59,465.9584122 Tatum doesn't generally like he does occasionally but he's doesn't play point as much as LeBron or Ben Tatum doesn't play point 'cause Ben is a point, his designated position is point dog. 1366 02:24:59,657.9584122 --> 02:25:10,25.9584122 a point but he also is used as a power forward and small No, he, is He can attack the boards That's what you want as a power forward oh my God. 1367 02:25:10,505.9584122 --> 02:25:12,515.9584122 The year where we went with Jimmy. 1368 02:25:12,575.9584122 --> 02:25:14,15.9584122 Okay, fine, fine. 1369 02:25:14,45.9584122 --> 02:25:19,685.9584122 When we went to the fucking conference, Easter Conference Championship. 1370 02:25:20,255.9584122 --> 02:25:22,130.9584122 No, he was retraining guard. 1371 02:25:23,765.9584122 --> 02:25:24,965.9584122 God, it stop. 1372 02:25:25,865.9584122 --> 02:25:26,315.9584122 I'm done. 1373 02:25:26,315.9584122 --> 02:25:27,35.9584122 I'm done with this. 1374 02:25:27,35.9584122 --> 02:25:27,425.9584122 I'm done. 1375 02:25:27,425.9584122 --> 02:25:27,875.9584122 I'm done. 1376 02:25:28,355.9584122 --> 02:25:33,35.9584122 Dude, you got to get the facts right before you talk about this. 1377 02:25:33,485.9584122 --> 02:25:35,75.9584122 Stop, please. 1378 02:25:35,285.9584122 --> 02:25:36,635.9584122 It's annoying right now. 1379 02:25:37,865.9584122 --> 02:25:38,345.9584122 Dude. 1380 02:25:38,525.9584122 --> 02:25:40,895.9584122 Jimmy Butler was always a shooting guard. 1381 02:25:41,255.9584122 --> 02:25:52,865.9584122 When did he ever play this small four position? Maybe he might play and d up against a small forward, but that's not his designated position, dog. 1382 02:25:52,922.9584122 --> 02:25:56,345.9584122 not his designated but they That's use point, dog. 1383 02:25:56,345.9584122 --> 02:25:56,975.9584122 Yo, dude. 1384 02:25:57,122.9584122 --> 02:26:00,455.9584122 put So my, oh my God, dog. 1385 02:26:00,455.9584122 --> 02:26:00,935.9584122 Dude. 1386 02:26:01,262.9584122 --> 02:26:03,65.9584122 position sometimes No. 1387 02:26:03,545.9584122 --> 02:26:06,245.9584122 Then fucking find a game right now. 1388 02:26:07,655.9584122 --> 02:26:08,375.9584122 Oh my God. 1389 02:26:08,375.9584122 --> 02:26:08,765.9584122 I'm done. 1390 02:26:08,765.9584122 --> 02:26:09,185.9584122 I'm done. 1391 02:26:09,245.9584122 --> 02:26:09,725.9584122 I'm done. 1392 02:26:09,845.9584122 --> 02:26:10,295.9584122 I'm done. 1393 02:26:10,442.9584122 --> 02:26:12,755.9584122 right I can't, I can't whip basketball, man. 1394 02:26:13,55.9584122 --> 02:26:15,5.9584122 Like you are insulting me right now. 1395 02:26:15,5.9584122 --> 02:26:17,525.9584122 Like, I can't believe you're doing this. 1396 02:26:17,612.9584122 --> 02:26:27,305.9584122 just saying I'm When we had Jimmy Butler on that team, what was our, what was Ben Simmons? His role was the fucking point. 1397 02:26:27,665.9584122 --> 02:26:51,635.9584122 He never while his primary role is that of a point guard Ben Simmons size rebounding defense capabilities and offensive usage have frequently sim play in ways that are characteristic of a Ford especially the power forward position And where did you get this This is from Gemini from? Gemini. 1398 02:26:51,872.9584122 --> 02:27:05,840.9584122 this not in only NBA 2K but also in real games I've seen Ben Simmons be guarded by other power forwards So if he's guarding power forwards and being guarded by a power Oh my God. 1399 02:27:06,92.9584122 --> 02:27:07,940.9584122 guard still at the time Yeah. 1400 02:27:07,952.9584122 --> 02:27:09,320.9584122 All Yeah, absolutely. 1401 02:27:09,632.9584122 --> 02:27:17,390.9584122 guard who's able to handle power forwards then Okay, so this is where like your basketball knowledge needs to be up. 1402 02:27:17,660.9584122 --> 02:27:21,380.9584122 So are you telling me when you're playing basketball right? Right. 1403 02:27:21,410.9584122 --> 02:27:24,230.9584122 When you're playing in the fucking defensive zone. 1404 02:27:24,800.9584122 --> 02:27:27,320.9584122 So Ben Simmons is on the top as he is. 1405 02:27:27,320.9584122 --> 02:27:31,760.9584122 'cause he's a point now he has to move towards the baseline, towards the three. 1406 02:27:32,120.9584122 --> 02:27:35,240.9584122 And then you got a power forward that could shoot then yes. 1407 02:27:35,240.9584122 --> 02:27:37,490.9584122 He's gonna try and fucking guard that. 1408 02:27:37,490.9584122 --> 02:27:52,250.9584122 Dude, my point is, is he's not there specifically the, if I'm the coach, I'm not gonna go to Ben Simmons and be like, yo, get fucking, what's his name? Uh, PJ Guard him, dude, he's gonna get bodied up. 1409 02:27:52,640.9584122 --> 02:28:02,300.9584122 The thing is, is this is like sometimes plays right? Evolve through and yes, he guards certain parts based on where they are located. 1410 02:28:02,600.9584122 --> 02:28:10,250.9584122 My point is this, is that he is not designated to co to go and guard like a fucking power forward. 1411 02:28:10,250.9584122 --> 02:28:12,440.9584122 That was a coach would never do that. 1412 02:28:13,100.9584122 --> 02:28:27,110.9584122 What, why would you have Ben Simmons guard a power forward? Are you telling me that you would put somebody like, so you're telling me that you 10 and he's got a long reach Yeah. 1413 02:28:29,642.9584122 --> 02:28:37,520.9584122 Uh There's a lot of players that are skin but like Evan Mobley one of the best defensive players in the Okay, so let me ask you this. 1414 02:28:37,520.9584122 --> 02:28:56,120.9584122 So you have Draymond Green, so someone passed the ball to Draymond Green, in the you are thinking that, okay, so, so you're telling me, tell me this right now, so you be confident that Ben Simmons can guard like a Draymond Green if green is posting him up. 1415 02:28:56,480.9584122 --> 02:29:02,510.9584122 You're confident that D So let me let me tell you this You are Oh my God, dude. 1416 02:29:02,570.9584122 --> 02:29:03,560.9584122 Holy shit. 1417 02:29:04,157.9584122 --> 02:29:58,730.9584122 is one inch taller than Ben Simmons and weighs 25 less pounds than Ben Simmons Evan Mobley has been on record one of the best defense players top five I would say in the last like three four league four years He's young too And you're telling me so what is your argument there Evan Mobley technically should not be as good as he is because he is smaller No it's because he's tenacious on the d He he doesn't let them get bodied up He is going to he is going to guard the Draymond Greens and he's gonna do a fucking good job of it too That's why he's he's all one of the best defensive players Okay, so, and what position is he, is he on? What is he, is he a point guard? power forward No, it says here, he's a, forward No he was he's a center power forward right number and then also, here's the thing. 1418 02:29:58,787.9584122 --> 02:30:02,420.9584122 pound center Okay. 1419 02:30:02,537.9584122 --> 02:30:13,220.9584122 I point is, is so, so let me ask you this then let's go on a, on a, on a, on a pass buff here, right? What did Benson is always play throughout his career. 1420 02:30:13,397.9584122 --> 02:30:16,430.9584122 was generally a point guard but they Okay. 1421 02:30:16,490.9584122 --> 02:30:17,60.9584122 No, no, no. 1422 02:30:17,60.9584122 --> 02:30:17,810.9584122 Not generally. 1423 02:30:18,260.9584122 --> 02:30:24,470.9584122 He was always a point guard from when he grew up to play all the way through in his NFL. 1424 02:30:24,707.9584122 --> 02:30:25,970.9584122 as good as a No, no. 1425 02:30:26,27.9584122 --> 02:30:32,600.9584122 other point guards Dog But the thing is, is that he's useless because he extracted. 1426 02:30:32,630.9584122 --> 02:30:37,970.9584122 See, this is the, Benjamin's okay, so he is okay. 1427 02:30:38,177.9584122 --> 02:30:39,560.9584122 a bad Well let, let's see. 1428 02:30:39,560.9584122 --> 02:30:41,450.9584122 Let hold on, hold on. 1429 02:30:42,380.9584122 --> 02:30:45,20.9584122 Because right now, like you're really pissing me off. 1430 02:30:45,20.9584122 --> 02:30:45,350.9584122 Dude. 1431 02:30:46,157.9584122 --> 02:30:47,780.9584122 you Dude, you are gonna come up. 1432 02:30:47,780.9584122 --> 02:30:51,320.9584122 I don't know who Evan Mobley is, but I just looked him up. 1433 02:30:52,67.9584122 --> 02:30:56,660.9584122 Wow He is a six 11 and he is Aate. 1434 02:30:56,690.9584122 --> 02:30:58,190.9584122 Let's see what he played in college. 1435 02:30:58,610.9584122 --> 02:30:58,970.9584122 Let's see. 1436 02:30:58,970.9584122 --> 02:30:59,870.9584122 Let me look it his up. 1437 02:31:00,980.9584122 --> 02:31:03,530.9584122 I hope you, I hope you, I hope he played point guard. 1438 02:31:03,830.9584122 --> 02:31:06,80.9584122 'cause then we could compare him to Ben Simmons. 1439 02:31:06,287.9584122 --> 02:31:16,580.9584122 play punk guard He was always a defender wait, but wait, so why are you comparing a, because center position to someone that was groomed? Hold on. 1440 02:31:16,580.9584122 --> 02:31:19,130.9584122 He was groomed to be a point guard. 1441 02:31:19,550.9584122 --> 02:31:25,340.9584122 Right? So are you telling who do you think I'm talking about? Yes. 1442 02:31:25,697.9584122 --> 02:31:29,480.9584122 What His whole LSU career, which is one year. 1443 02:31:30,617.9584122 --> 02:31:38,300.9584122 just because the person is smaller doesn't mean they can't defend somebody in that same position All right Okay. 1444 02:31:38,300.9584122 --> 02:31:50,930.9584122 Can I ask you a question then? If I'm groomed to be a running back, do you think I could naturally just play the cornerback position? No that would actually be more in lines of if you're running So don't you think the No, no, hold on. 1445 02:31:52,70.9584122 --> 02:31:53,510.9584122 No, no, no, no. 1446 02:31:53,900.9584122 --> 02:31:56,660.9584122 Because this is how I treat these positions in basketball. 1447 02:31:56,660.9584122 --> 02:32:01,280.9584122 See, this is where you need, is Straight up no, it's not. 1448 02:32:01,280.9584122 --> 02:32:03,590.9584122 It's not because I play basketball. 1449 02:32:03,647.9584122 --> 02:32:07,520.9584122 right watched basketball all my life and you have not. 1450 02:32:07,787.9584122 --> 02:32:12,710.9584122 All right That's like me telling you certain things about counterstrike. 1451 02:32:13,205.9584122 --> 02:32:13,715.9584122 Right. 1452 02:32:13,925.9584122 --> 02:32:20,525.9584122 That I think is logical and that you telling me the intricacies of it. 1453 02:32:21,305.9584122 --> 02:32:22,325.9584122 I, I'm done, I'm done. 1454 02:32:22,325.9584122 --> 02:32:23,495.9584122 I I can't do this anymore. 1455 02:32:23,585.9584122 --> 02:32:36,335.9584122 No, Charles, I can't, I can't do this anymore because I, obviously I let's, let's call it, let's call it let's, this and you're telling me you don't even know who Evan Mobley is That's crazy man That's because I don't watch basketball. 1456 02:32:36,335.9584122 --> 02:32:37,895.9584122 But you don't either. 1457 02:32:38,117.9584122 --> 02:32:48,905.9584122 but I do But I do man I do That's why I'm saying you are like oh yeah I'm gonna lean on all my my my So you are telling me, so you're telling me, hold on, hold on, hold on. 1458 02:32:49,175.9584122 --> 02:33:02,825.9584122 So you're telling me that you sit at home and you watch random basketball games Is Evan Mobley on the Sixers? he is on the caps So you watch calves like that and you watch Memphis Grizzly like that. 1459 02:33:02,825.9584122 --> 02:33:06,291.9584122 It's really hard to believe sometimes No, no, no. 1460 02:33:06,296.9584122 --> 02:33:09,815.9584122 Not sometimes you say you watch it all the time. 1461 02:33:09,935.9584122 --> 02:33:12,695.9584122 You have to, no, don't edit this. 1462 02:33:12,695.9584122 --> 02:33:14,45.9584122 Don't edit this. 1463 02:33:14,132.9584122 --> 02:33:25,325.9584122 edit shit There's 82 games you want You want me to watch every fucking 82 games for all the teams that I like No No, but you are using these stupid arguments. 1464 02:33:25,325.9584122 --> 02:33:29,105.9584122 That's false to justify what you're saying though. 1465 02:33:29,192.9584122 --> 02:33:34,355.9584122 you're You just said you watch basketball all the time. 1466 02:33:34,532.9584122 --> 02:33:37,505.9584122 you're absolutely nuts If Oh my God. 1467 02:33:37,625.9584122 --> 02:33:38,255.9584122 I'm done. 1468 02:33:38,282.9584122 --> 02:33:38,975.9584122 of I'm done. 1469 02:33:39,92.9584122 --> 02:33:43,385.9584122 going to shut the Draymond Greens down like that's his Oh my God. 1470 02:33:43,412.9584122 --> 02:33:47,705.9584122 I mean and he's probably No, I, I don't think you watch basketball like that. 1471 02:33:47,735.9584122 --> 02:33:48,695.9584122 I don't think you do. 1472 02:33:48,932.9584122 --> 02:33:54,665.9584122 basketball Yeah I do watch it No, I think you do it based on the video games you play. 1473 02:33:54,932.9584122 --> 02:34:11,180.9584122 look the my my uh love of basketball stemmed from NBA 2K but I do wanna see like there's only so many times I can watch the AI So, can I ask you a question? Have you seen me? actually likes let me ask you this then. 1474 02:34:11,330.9584122 --> 02:34:12,470.9584122 Alright, let me ask you this. 1475 02:34:12,590.9584122 --> 02:34:21,680.9584122 So have you ever seen me like react to the, the what I love, like I play basketball, you know, I play basketball, I love basketball. 1476 02:34:22,412.9584122 --> 02:34:23,510.9584122 20 matter. 1477 02:34:23,510.9584122 --> 02:34:29,930.9584122 But, but that amount of, that amount of experience that I gave and I still follow it. 1478 02:34:30,80.9584122 --> 02:34:36,320.9584122 I don't watch the games and I'm gonna be honest, but I do li dude, EFPN is my life. 1479 02:34:36,710.9584122 --> 02:34:38,330.9584122 I look at what I read. 1480 02:34:38,990.9584122 --> 02:34:44,150.9584122 Okay? My thing is this is, I know exactly what they're talking about with basketball when it comes up. 1481 02:34:44,420.9584122 --> 02:34:47,360.9584122 'cause I had that experience and I had that love for it. 1482 02:34:47,960.9584122 --> 02:34:49,250.9584122 You never did. 1483 02:34:49,532.9584122 --> 02:35:05,660.9584122 Oh my God if I'm watching and playing if I'm playing NBA More than you and watching more basketball But the fact that you disrespect the center position and you think that anyone could play the center position, dude, every Mobley played that dude. 1484 02:35:05,660.9584122 --> 02:35:07,460.9584122 He was drafted as a center dog. 1485 02:35:07,580.9584122 --> 02:35:12,560.9584122 I'm looking at it right now, looking now dude a senator. 1486 02:35:12,665.9584122 --> 02:35:14,995.9584122 That means he had center experience. 1487 02:35:16,790.9584122 --> 02:35:18,860.9584122 Oh my god, dude, I'm done. 1488 02:35:18,860.9584122 --> 02:35:20,150.9584122 I can't, I can't, bro. 1489 02:35:20,522.9584122 --> 02:35:30,740.9584122 no Number one he wasn't even drafted as a power forward So four He's been on the team for four years as a Cleveland I never said as a powerful, he was drafted as a center. 1490 02:35:30,962.9584122 --> 02:35:47,390.9584122 His position has been power forward on Cleveland for the last four years You're telling me what What he was drafted, meaning that he played all his life as a center is a before he made it to the NBA. 1491 02:35:48,92.9584122 --> 02:35:55,550.9584122 power forward How many times do I have to tell you this Oh my god, I dude. 1492 02:35:55,637.9584122 --> 02:36:03,620.9584122 are talking about Evan Mobley has always been a power forward in the NBA No dude. 1493 02:36:03,620.9584122 --> 02:36:05,90.9584122 Do you not? What I, what I said. 1494 02:36:05,90.9584122 --> 02:36:10,160.9584122 I said he was drafted as a center, meaning God his life. 1495 02:36:11,150.9584122 --> 02:36:12,230.9584122 Lemme talk. 1496 02:36:13,160.9584122 --> 02:36:18,435.9584122 When he was young till he was in college, he played center is what I'm trying to say, dude. 1497 02:36:21,320.9584122 --> 02:36:24,470.9584122 Like, because he was tall when he was a kid. 1498 02:36:25,490.9584122 --> 02:36:26,360.9584122 Like, I don't know. 1499 02:36:27,110.9584122 --> 02:36:29,60.9584122 I'm looking at his thing right here. 1500 02:36:32,120.9584122 --> 02:36:35,90.9584122 So yes, when he went to the NBA, he was a power forward. 1501 02:36:35,90.9584122 --> 02:36:39,800.9584122 But the fact that you like disregard these positions is pissing me off. 1502 02:36:39,857.9584122 --> 02:36:43,40.9584122 trying to say is that Evan Mobley Oh my God. 1503 02:36:43,67.9584122 --> 02:37:07,160.9584122 Cavs play against like the I don't know thunders at the time when like you know they're big Evan Mobley is guarding Durant you know what I mean Like he's not guarding Paul George or he's not guarding who was the center for the thunders during that time like their big time But when they had Durant and It is that white boy that, that they drafted with Wembley. 1504 02:37:07,632.9584122 --> 02:37:10,760.9584122 Hogan See the No, see the thing. 1505 02:37:10,760.9584122 --> 02:37:11,510.9584122 See, that's the thing. 1506 02:37:11,510.9584122 --> 02:37:17,690.9584122 Like I don't even keep up basketball and I still know that, White boy you know what I'm saying? Holcomb or something. 1507 02:37:17,690.9584122 --> 02:37:17,990.9584122 I don't know. 1508 02:37:18,122.9584122 --> 02:37:19,340.9584122 Hog Gram or something. 1509 02:37:19,547.9584122 --> 02:37:27,920.9584122 it Hore Something you he's so No, my point is, is that I had to fucking, no, I had to trigger your mind to know that though. 1510 02:37:28,220.9584122 --> 02:37:29,360.9584122 That's the difference. 1511 02:37:29,417.9584122 --> 02:37:33,980.9584122 right Anyways If you are so involved in basketball, that should be automatic, bro. 1512 02:37:34,190.9584122 --> 02:37:39,260.9584122 How did I trigger that out of you? Mobley would No, that is my point, dog. 1513 02:37:39,557.9584122 --> 02:37:41,810.9584122 not hore Oh my God. 1514 02:37:41,867.9584122 --> 02:37:47,60.9584122 Like he's not No, but no I don't because it just invalidates what you know. 1515 02:37:47,120.9584122 --> 02:37:49,490.9584122 Look dude, So come on dog. 1516 02:37:49,637.9584122 --> 02:37:53,420.9584122 Mobley is a power forward and he would guard I don't care. 1517 02:37:53,420.9584122 --> 02:37:54,440.9584122 But dude. 1518 02:37:54,527.9584122 --> 02:37:57,695.9584122 argument that you're saying that you have to be a All right. 1519 02:37:57,695.9584122 --> 02:37:58,685.9584122 I'm so wrong. 1520 02:37:58,685.9584122 --> 02:37:58,925.9584122 All right. 1521 02:37:58,925.9584122 --> 02:37:59,375.9584122 I'm wrong. 1522 02:37:59,405.9584122 --> 02:37:59,915.9584122 I'm wrong. 1523 02:38:00,365.9584122 --> 02:38:00,905.9584122 I'm wrong. 1524 02:38:00,905.9584122 --> 02:38:01,385.9584122 I'm wrong. 1525 02:38:01,385.9584122 --> 02:38:01,835.9584122 I'm wrong. 1526 02:38:01,955.9584122 --> 02:38:02,495.9584122 I'm sorry. 1527 02:38:02,585.9584122 --> 02:38:03,35.9584122 I'm wrong. 1528 02:38:03,62.9584122 --> 02:38:05,105.9584122 right You know more basketball than me. 1529 02:38:05,165.9584122 --> 02:38:05,735.9584122 I'm sorry. 1530 02:38:05,897.9584122 --> 02:38:06,995.9584122 it's not Sorry. 1531 02:38:07,895.9584122 --> 02:38:14,585.9584122 It is about you you always, you don't want No, but no, because you, yo. 1532 02:38:14,585.9584122 --> 02:38:22,115.9584122 Alright, number one, what did you say earlier? Like, I remember you said something ridiculous about Scottie Pippen being like a point guard. 1533 02:38:22,445.9584122 --> 02:38:28,205.9584122 I'm like, what the fuck? Like, it's hard for me to like, give, take you seriously with basketball. 1534 02:38:28,325.9584122 --> 02:38:37,865.9584122 If you're gonna say ridiculous shit like that, that's like me coming to your realm with like certain things and I say something foolish like that. 1535 02:38:37,865.9584122 --> 02:38:39,605.9584122 You're gonna not take me seriously. 1536 02:38:40,847.9584122 --> 02:38:42,515.9584122 Yes While Come on. 1537 02:38:42,887.9584122 --> 02:38:46,780.9584122 position to his hall of fame NBA career was small forward he Oh my God. 1538 02:38:47,417.9584122 --> 02:38:55,980.9584122 as affectionately as a point guard for the Chicago Bulls This role Oh, to as a point forward he had oh. 1539 02:38:56,285.9584122 --> 02:38:58,205.9584122 All right, all right, all right, all right. 1540 02:38:58,205.9584122 --> 02:39:00,545.9584122 So I guess, played I'm, I'm good. 1541 02:39:00,545.9584122 --> 02:39:00,935.9584122 I'm good. 1542 02:39:00,935.9584122 --> 02:39:01,445.9584122 I'm good. 1543 02:39:01,445.9584122 --> 02:39:02,45.9584122 I'm good. 1544 02:39:02,45.9584122 --> 02:39:02,405.9584122 Dude. 1545 02:39:02,522.9584122 --> 02:39:15,575.9584122 responsibilities He often initiated the offense brought the ball up to the court and made key passes to set up his teammates and he was And Jordan did the same. 1546 02:39:15,575.9584122 --> 02:39:17,405.9584122 Everybody does that. 1547 02:39:17,405.9584122 --> 02:39:19,235.9584122 Even Draymond Green did it. 1548 02:39:20,75.9584122 --> 02:39:20,405.9584122 Dude. 1549 02:39:20,405.9584122 --> 02:39:33,125.9584122 It's that, that's not validates it when you see the actual, why don't you watch a full 48 minutes of the Bulls? If you want me to choose a game for you, watch it and fucking really watch it. 1550 02:39:33,455.9584122 --> 02:39:38,345.9584122 You are not gonna see fucking pipi commanding it and pointing it the whole game. 1551 02:39:38,765.9584122 --> 02:39:43,25.9584122 Yes, there are gonna be situational shit, and Jordan does the same. 1552 02:39:43,205.9584122 --> 02:39:52,385.9584122 I didn't see Dennis Rodman do it, but are you gonna say that Dennis Rodman is a point guard? Dude, that shit happens. 1553 02:39:52,712.9584122 --> 02:39:54,935.9584122 forward But my point is, is. 1554 02:39:55,862.9584122 --> 02:39:59,180.9584122 than but All right fine Oh my God. 1555 02:39:59,450.9584122 --> 02:39:59,690.9584122 All right. 1556 02:39:59,690.9584122 --> 02:40:00,560.9584122 I'm good, man. 1557 02:40:00,560.9584122 --> 02:40:01,40.9584122 Dude. 1558 02:40:01,640.9584122 --> 02:40:02,330.9584122 Oh man. 1559 02:40:02,660.9584122 --> 02:40:03,20.9584122 Alright. 1560 02:40:03,500.9584122 --> 02:40:04,640.9584122 I can't with you man. 1561 02:40:05,150.9584122 --> 02:40:08,690.9584122 No, the thing is, is like you just suspect me with my basketball. 1562 02:40:08,690.9584122 --> 02:40:12,950.9584122 I'm trying to like say like, no, but you want to have your opinion on it. 1563 02:40:13,130.9584122 --> 02:40:13,820.9584122 That's fine. 1564 02:40:14,30.9584122 --> 02:40:14,750.9584122 I don't care. 1565 02:40:15,320.9584122 --> 02:40:16,520.9584122 It's not important to me. 1566 02:40:16,520.9584122 --> 02:40:21,590.9584122 Like, it's like that kid said in PUG, yo man, let the nineties rest. 1567 02:40:21,770.9584122 --> 02:40:22,160.9584122 All right. 1568 02:40:22,250.9584122 --> 02:40:30,620.9584122 It is, I guess it is about time, but to me, but no matter what, I still have my goat in my heart and that's it. 1569 02:40:30,620.9584122 --> 02:40:34,670.9584122 That's for me that's because I've watched, I watched all of them. 1570 02:40:34,727.9584122 --> 02:40:36,260.9584122 about that No, I don't care. 1571 02:40:36,377.9584122 --> 02:40:53,360.9584122 was needed like Scotty Pippen was was a very vital essential part of the three Petes back to When And and you're saying that LeBron won something on his own name, A championship that he won on his own. 1572 02:40:53,875.9584122 --> 02:41:12,620.9584122 I, let's see I I mean what was that one team with the uh he he had like Russell Westbrook on his team during that time I mean maybe he lost that Russell Westbrook never played with LeBron. 1573 02:41:12,872.9584122 --> 02:41:15,950.9584122 Uh when he Oh yeah, he did with the Lakers. 1574 02:41:15,950.9584122 --> 02:41:18,440.9584122 He played with the Lakers, See yeah. 1575 02:41:18,440.9584122 --> 02:41:23,300.9584122 But he had, uh, Anthony Davis, right, who's a hall of famer now. 1576 02:41:23,330.9584122 --> 02:41:24,800.9584122 He will be a hall of famer. 1577 02:41:26,300.9584122 --> 02:41:35,150.9584122 So you're talking about Jordan need assistance, name, name, somebody that LeBron do without somebody else. 1578 02:41:35,162.9584122 --> 02:41:38,270.9584122 mean I'm asking you a question. 1579 02:41:38,270.9584122 --> 02:41:43,640.9584122 What do you mean what you just said? That Jordan could have not won it without somebody else. 1580 02:41:44,30.9584122 --> 02:41:44,930.9584122 So name. 1581 02:41:44,972.9584122 --> 02:41:54,770.9584122 All So when did LeBron win something on his own? I mean so let's not look at the the Bosch days Uh Okay. 1582 02:41:56,30.9584122 --> 02:42:02,180.9584122 And then Kyrie with the Cleveland, but Kyrie but With Anthony Davis with the Lakers. 1583 02:42:02,312.9584122 --> 02:42:17,595.9584122 though that team wasn't a really a a great team cause they were going up against Who? Who's that? Team? Cavs where he had Kyrie Kevin Love like where you know what I mean Like where is Kyrie now Where's Kevin Love now You know what I Uhhuh. 1584 02:42:18,200.9584122 --> 02:42:18,650.9584122 Okay. 1585 02:42:18,800.9584122 --> 02:42:29,420.9584122 So can I give you a rebuttal to that? So that's same team that LeBron lost to guess who beat them that year? What team Dirk Naski. 1586 02:42:29,612.9584122 --> 02:42:33,830.9584122 won Dirk Naski beat that fucking super team bro. 1587 02:42:34,27.9584122 --> 02:42:40,70.9584122 The With LeBron? won that year Not against, no, he did not. 1588 02:42:40,70.9584122 --> 02:42:44,420.9584122 Dude, he beat, he lost to Dirk that year. 1589 02:42:44,780.9584122 --> 02:42:47,390.9584122 Dirk won that one and only from the Mavs. 1590 02:42:47,540.9584122 --> 02:42:52,490.9584122 You don't remember it, do you? No 2016 LeBron God, dude. 1591 02:42:52,562.9584122 --> 02:43:00,740.9584122 the Golden State Warriors I saw that game But Steph Curry missed the last What? That was after he went to Kyrie and Cleveland. 1592 02:43:01,70.9584122 --> 02:43:07,10.9584122 When he went, when he won in my, the dude he lost to fucking Dirk. 1593 02:43:07,10.9584122 --> 02:43:10,190.9584122 His first year with Dwayne Wade and Krish Bosch. 1594 02:43:10,472.9584122 --> 02:43:16,765.9584122 won two after that too Yes, because Dirk stopped. 1595 02:43:18,92.9584122 --> 02:43:24,80.9584122 It's still what Yeah Okay And Yogi is fucking nasty too And he wins championships right Tell me who, Dirk. 1596 02:43:24,85.9584122 --> 02:43:24,185.9584122 Dirk. 1597 02:43:24,380.9584122 --> 02:43:28,340.9584122 Tell me who Dirk had versus who LeBron had that that year that Dirk beat him. 1598 02:43:28,817.9584122 --> 02:43:34,275.9584122 I am trying to tell you right now that LeBron James won a Uhhuh. 1599 02:43:34,517.9584122 --> 02:43:37,745.9584122 with Kyrie and Kevin Love Those were his top Okay. 1600 02:43:39,257.9584122 --> 02:43:41,270.9584122 Okay They're both Hall of Famers. 1601 02:43:41,327.9584122 --> 02:43:44,480.9584122 Kevin Love a hall of famer He will be a hall of Famer. 1602 02:43:44,480.9584122 --> 02:43:45,290.9584122 Absolutely. 1603 02:43:45,950.9584122 --> 02:43:50,510.9584122 Yeah, dude, the board, the dude double digits, rebounds every game, bro. 1604 02:43:52,852.9584122 --> 02:43:54,650.9584122 I don't know That deserves a hall of fame. 1605 02:43:54,827.9584122 --> 02:43:59,630.9584122 think Oh, we'll see, Love is starting in a position right now but whatever dude. 1606 02:43:59,840.9584122 --> 02:44:16,340.9584122 I mean he's like, what? He's retired dude, isn't he? Well when he was playing I'm just saying dude, on LeBron had a super team he was paired with, right? Dur, um, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosch. 1607 02:44:16,430.9584122 --> 02:44:23,510.9584122 He had, uh, Haslum, right? He still lost to Dirk one dude. 1608 02:44:24,527.9584122 --> 02:44:26,180.9584122 All right That's crazy. 1609 02:44:26,837.9584122 --> 02:44:42,500.9584122 you're saying um uh Dirk so you're Look at his team on that team compared. 1610 02:44:42,650.9584122 --> 02:44:54,50.9584122 Okay, so who would you rather have, would you rather have LeBron, Dwayne and Chris Bsch on the same team in their prime, and then Dirk, and then you name the people that's on his team and you tell me who you want. 1611 02:44:54,347.9584122 --> 02:44:58,580.9584122 a rookie No, he was with Cleveland Docs. 1612 02:44:58,580.9584122 --> 02:44:59,780.9584122 Oh my God, bro. 1613 02:44:59,867.9584122 --> 02:45:02,900.9584122 All right Bro, you're really failing me here, dude. 1614 02:45:03,167.9584122 --> 02:45:11,510.9584122 Okay So he did have Jason Kidd dork had Jason Kidd as a How old was Jason Kid? around this time but Okay. 1615 02:45:12,80.9584122 --> 02:45:13,550.9584122 No, he was very old. 1616 02:45:14,12.9584122 --> 02:45:15,890.9584122 It was old Dude, you don't understand. 1617 02:45:16,70.9584122 --> 02:45:20,210.9584122 Dwayne Wade, Chris Bsch and LeBron were in their prime. 1618 02:45:20,930.9584122 --> 02:45:23,330.9584122 Okay, just, you gotta note this stuff, man. 1619 02:45:23,420.9584122 --> 02:45:25,460.9584122 Age does play a factor. 1620 02:45:28,517.9584122 --> 02:45:40,745.9584122 I had Jason Terry How old was he? as you He probably he retired in seven You know he was old him, Jason Kid. 1621 02:45:40,895.9584122 --> 02:45:43,235.9584122 He had Michael Finley when he was old. 1622 02:45:43,415.9584122 --> 02:45:47,675.9584122 Right? Remember Michael Finley? He was amazing, but he was old. 1623 02:45:48,485.9584122 --> 02:45:55,235.9584122 So you're telling me a bunch of old dudes be a prime, LeBron, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bsch. 1624 02:45:56,105.9584122 --> 02:45:58,535.9584122 You gotta come to realization on this, brother. 1625 02:45:58,535.9584122 --> 02:45:59,555.9584122 Please. 1626 02:46:00,197.9584122 --> 02:46:03,425.9584122 and Okay This is why I don't give him credit. 1627 02:46:03,512.9584122 --> 02:46:10,565.9584122 they won years after that so that's I get that because Dirk stopped. 1628 02:46:12,35.9584122 --> 02:46:22,535.9584122 But my point is this is like how did they lose to a Dirk and if they had this so super team? fucking player All right And he and this But you're talking about the gold LeBron. 1629 02:46:22,802.9584122 --> 02:46:38,375.9584122 this was this was at a time where Dirk probably had just all the experience and bro and wasn't there a lot of like with the whole What do you mean? Dwayne Wade already won a chip with Shaq. 1630 02:46:38,375.9584122 --> 02:46:44,495.958412 Do you not remember that? a lot of drama with the whole Wade Bosch LeBron No. 1631 02:46:44,555.958412 --> 02:46:52,775.958412 No, they, there wasn't really? Do you not remember? Right? Dwayne Wade already won a chip with Shaq. 1632 02:46:53,615.958412 --> 02:46:55,565.958412 So Dwayne was already a winner. 1633 02:46:56,555.958412 --> 02:46:59,225.958412 Then LeBron moved to Miami. 1634 02:46:59,795.958412 --> 02:47:01,505.958412 Chris Bosch came to Miami. 1635 02:47:01,805.958412 --> 02:47:04,985.958412 So Dwayne Wade's already a winner with Shaq. 1636 02:47:05,885.958412 --> 02:47:32,555.958412 My thing is, is so why did they still lose to Dirk? Dirk is a fucking nasty player man He's one of those guys But Dirk was still playing and it, All right he was, okay, so why So then how can you consider LeBron as a goat if he can't even win with that team? Oh my goodness I'm just saying that's something for you to think about. 1637 02:47:32,762.958412 --> 02:47:39,650.958412 That was the first year they played and I remember that I remember that year because there was a lot there was actually a lot of controversy All right. 1638 02:47:40,82.958412 --> 02:47:44,660.958412 when James went to the heat Okay, fine. 1639 02:47:44,942.958412 --> 02:47:46,190.958412 there Alright, here's the thing. 1640 02:47:46,190.958412 --> 02:47:47,180.958412 Here's another thing then. 1641 02:47:47,180.958412 --> 02:47:47,570.958412 All right. 1642 02:47:47,930.958412 --> 02:47:48,410.958412 Okay. 1643 02:47:48,530.958412 --> 02:47:51,560.958412 So then the Bulls acquired Dennis Rodman. 1644 02:47:51,620.958412 --> 02:47:54,320.958412 They win their first chip with Dennis Rodman the first year. 1645 02:47:56,762.958412 --> 02:48:08,990.958412 Did they go up against the Dirk Um, if you wanna, you compare him with like fricking John Stockton and like fricking uh, Carl Malone. 1646 02:48:08,990.958412 --> 02:48:09,530.958412 Yeah. 1647 02:48:10,172.958412 --> 02:48:13,640.958412 I think Dirk has them beat both in terms of stats Huh. 1648 02:48:15,140.958412 --> 02:48:15,770.958412 I don't know. 1649 02:48:15,890.958412 --> 02:48:16,760.958412 I don't think so. 1650 02:48:16,820.958412 --> 02:48:21,230.958412 I think Carl Malone has better stats, but let me say, let me see. 1651 02:48:22,112.958412 --> 02:48:29,300.958412 I don't know Dirk Dirk is one of the the biggest and he's also a huge too So was Carl Malone, bro. 1652 02:48:30,392.958412 --> 02:48:46,820.958412 know like Dirk was a beast He was like one of the greatest players So Carl Malone averaged 25 points a game in his whole career over Dirk's 20 points rebounds per game. 1653 02:48:46,820.958412 --> 02:48:53,120.958412 Dirk uh, Carl Malone out rebound Dirk 10 rebounds to seven and a half assist assists. 1654 02:48:53,360.958412 --> 02:48:59,570.958412 Car Malone even also put more assists in his career in the, in a, in a regular season. 1655 02:48:59,630.958412 --> 02:49:01,430.958412 Verse Dirk, 3.6 1656 02:49:01,520.958412 --> 02:49:02,780.958412 versus 2.4 1657 02:49:03,470.958412 --> 02:49:04,580.958412 steals per game. 1658 02:49:04,790.958412 --> 02:49:07,460.958412 Car Malone outperformed Dirk 1.4 1659 02:49:07,460.958412 --> 02:49:09,650.958412 steals per game out of Dirk's 0.8 1660 02:49:10,220.958412 --> 02:49:10,820.958412 blocks. 1661 02:49:10,820.958412 --> 02:49:12,50.958412 Their even 0.8 1662 02:49:12,110.958412 --> 02:49:12,860.958412 by 0.8. 1663 02:49:14,240.958412 --> 02:49:15,950.958412 Now total score is point. 1664 02:49:15,950.958412 --> 02:49:18,740.958412 Now, mind you, Dirk played less season. 1665 02:49:18,752.958412 --> 02:49:22,125.958412 there is something I wanna bring up here because Okay. 1666 02:49:22,172.958412 --> 02:49:57,305.958412 something that I I had a really big issue with with with so this is some the reasons why I sometimes don't respect your opinion on basketball It's like on paper It Yes it might seem like Carl Malone is better we actually have to watch the games in order for us to determine Could I say that about you, Hold on hold on hold on Because because your statement of Jason Tatum and uh Antonio Brown Is that Antonio Jalen Brown Anton and Brown? No, I said no. 1667 02:49:57,305.958412 --> 02:49:59,165.958412 I never brought up Jalen Brown. 1668 02:49:59,282.958412 --> 02:50:00,965.958412 because you James. 1669 02:50:01,22.958412 --> 02:50:25,175.958412 no This is a different statement that you said previously and you said oh it was Jalen Brown that won the championships not Jason Tatum And the reason why that really upset me when you said that to me was because not true on paper Yes And Jalen Brown No, I actually watched the finals all, all the games. 1670 02:50:25,217.958412 --> 02:50:27,185.958412 you could tell So here's the thing. 1671 02:50:27,257.958412 --> 02:50:30,185.958412 carrying the team on his No, he did not. 1672 02:50:30,185.958412 --> 02:50:31,25.958412 J LM Brown. 1673 02:50:31,25.958412 --> 02:50:40,445.958412 See, this is No, Tatum was doing the right things that you're supposed to do that don't get you stats absolutely not. 1674 02:50:40,805.958412 --> 02:50:53,375.958412 There were times where you, why did then, why did Jason Tada have more turnovers than Jalen Brown? Uh was Jalen Brown generally like he was the general of the court? Majority of the time. 1675 02:50:53,417.958412 --> 02:51:01,25.958412 get the ball he's doubled immediately So who has the common door? That Of it's Jalen Brown. 1676 02:51:01,265.958412 --> 02:51:03,545.958412 And who got finals? MVP. 1677 02:51:03,917.958412 --> 02:51:06,935.958412 That was Jalen Brown Okay. 1678 02:51:07,415.958412 --> 02:51:12,305.958412 So are you telling me that all of us? No, that's not about paper. 1679 02:51:12,635.958412 --> 02:51:12,935.958412 Dude. 1680 02:51:13,337.958412 --> 02:51:14,315.958412 he Dude, I'm done. 1681 02:51:14,315.958412 --> 02:51:14,580.958412 I'm done. 1682 02:51:14,920.958412 --> 02:51:15,141.958412 No, no. 1683 02:51:15,257.958412 --> 02:51:17,765.958412 And and basketball arguments. 1684 02:51:18,47.958412 --> 02:51:19,475.958412 why isn't Wow. 1685 02:51:19,487.958412 --> 02:51:42,965.958412 fucking cover of NBA then it's because even though Jalen Brown won the finals MVP we know who actually won the championship for the for the Celtics And it was not Jalen Brown It was Jason Tatum his team And he is the best player on that team even though he didn't win the MVP hands down Okay. 1686 02:51:43,7.958412 --> 02:51:49,880.958412 when you watch all their Uh, Jalen I did doing what Jaylen Brown outperformed Jason Tatum. 1687 02:51:50,237.958412 --> 02:51:55,520.958412 That's we, uh, why don't we watch our next podcast? We'll watch highlights right. 1688 02:51:55,700.958412 --> 02:51:58,970.958412 Throughout the games that when they won, when Boston won. 1689 02:51:59,510.958412 --> 02:52:00,140.958412 We'll see. 1690 02:52:00,260.958412 --> 02:52:02,180.958412 And then you make that determination. 1691 02:52:02,450.958412 --> 02:52:06,260.958412 We'll let the viewers figure it out, All right you're totally wrong. 1692 02:52:06,260.958412 --> 02:52:08,120.958412 I watched every fucking game on that. 1693 02:52:09,557.958412 --> 02:52:12,680.958412 I'm not No, you probably, I, I'm gonna be honest with you. 1694 02:52:12,680.958412 --> 02:52:14,780.958412 You probably did not watch all those games. 1695 02:52:14,852.958412 --> 02:52:16,700.958412 And Jason No, you did not. 1696 02:52:18,245.958412 --> 02:52:19,700.958412 No, no, no, you did not. 1697 02:52:19,700.958412 --> 02:52:20,540.958412 Let's be real. 1698 02:52:20,570.958412 --> 02:52:21,80.958412 Let's be real. 1699 02:52:21,230.958412 --> 02:52:27,650.958412 So you're gonna put your, you're gonna put, put, put, put Mom's Grace on, poll Mom's life on it. 1700 02:52:27,752.958412 --> 02:52:35,780.958412 love a poll right now Like who I can't believe So you think Jaylyn Brown Yeah. 1701 02:52:36,32.958412 --> 02:52:41,630.958412 player no, I said he performed the best in that final series. 1702 02:52:43,202.958412 --> 02:52:46,670.958412 Uh you, whatever you wanna put in the argument that's on you. 1703 02:52:46,970.958412 --> 02:52:52,910.958412 I'm talking about what it mattered the most during the finals where it matters, because that's the chip. 1704 02:52:53,360.958412 --> 02:52:53,630.958412 Yeah. 1705 02:52:53,660.958412 --> 02:52:57,140.958412 He performed Uh yeah And so the and let, let's say, alright. 1706 02:52:57,890.958412 --> 02:52:58,610.958412 No, he didn't. 1707 02:52:58,610.958412 --> 02:53:00,740.958412 He missed so many clutch shots. 1708 02:53:01,112.958412 --> 02:53:13,820.958412 It Tatum perform performed poorly you know what I mean Like uh they only won because Tatum was also doing his thing All right, man. 1709 02:53:13,975.958412 --> 02:53:14,465.958412 Alright. 1710 02:53:14,510.958412 --> 02:53:14,990.958412 Whatever man. 1711 02:53:15,32.958412 --> 02:53:22,10.958412 All right Well anyways um let's call it here Man You're crazy Yo, you are crazy right now, man. 1712 02:53:22,190.958412 --> 02:53:23,300.958412 No, no. 1713 02:53:23,300.958412 --> 02:53:59,60.958412 Basketball is not, It's not about the paper basketball is not points It's about how you play the game and what you do for your other teammates It's not all because if it's all about the stats then no one would actually score points That's how the game works it's all what you can score then you wouldn't get you would never get points because there would be a defender on you at all times But it's cause they run these plays They run screens they will applicables and Jason is the one who's setting it up and then Jaylen's the one who's getting the points in Don't you realize that Good. 1714 02:53:59,65.958412 --> 02:54:06,440.958412 Do you know that Jason Tatum outperformed him? Statistically, you know that, right? I'm why I'm looking at it right now. 1715 02:54:06,632.958412 --> 02:54:08,480.958412 Tatum is a better Okay. 1716 02:54:08,702.958412 --> 02:54:12,590.958412 Brown the reason why Jalen Brown won the finals. 1717 02:54:12,590.958412 --> 02:54:15,290.958412 MP, I'm not talking about the season MVP bro. 1718 02:54:15,350.958412 --> 02:54:16,940.958412 I'm just talking about the finals. 1719 02:54:17,0.958412 --> 02:54:17,450.958412 Okay. 1720 02:54:17,870.958412 --> 02:54:23,840.958412 Just like, like how Jalen Hertz got the finals or Super Bowl MVP. 1721 02:54:24,170.958412 --> 02:54:26,30.958412 It doesn't reflect his whole season. 1722 02:54:26,30.958412 --> 02:54:34,40.958412 I don't think Jalen deserved the, the season MVPI think that belong to Saquon, but that's another story here. 1723 02:54:34,370.958412 --> 02:54:41,600.958412 But when it comes down to where it mattered, this is why they have an MVP for these type of events. 1724 02:54:42,560.958412 --> 02:54:49,70.958412 Ja, when I watch, I'm like, yo, this Ja, this kid Jalen Brown, he's Best Buy Q is up the roof dog. 1725 02:54:49,157.958412 --> 02:54:52,700.958412 was The way he, dude, I'm just telling you. 1726 02:54:53,237.958412 --> 02:55:04,430.958412 but Jason Uh, enforcing that He was like was evolu maybe that Jalen Brown like commandeered it there. 1727 02:55:04,877.958412 --> 02:55:06,380.958412 So don't see that's the thing. 1728 02:55:06,380.958412 --> 02:55:14,900.958412 Like, Brown was carrying the Celtics instead of Jason Tatum at that time no, I think he was ex executing that finals. 1729 02:55:15,317.958412 --> 02:55:17,615.958412 well but you have to Yes. 1730 02:55:18,77.958412 --> 02:55:23,975.958412 Remember Tatum is Well, I guess, I guess, I guess Charles Park, uh, finals. 1731 02:55:23,975.958412 --> 02:55:30,5.958412 MVP is special then, because everyone else is begging differ from what you're saying. 1732 02:55:30,17.958412 --> 02:55:31,685.958412 Tatum deserved That's fine. 1733 02:55:31,835.958412 --> 02:55:32,285.958412 That's fine. 1734 02:55:32,315.958412 --> 02:55:32,765.958412 Okay. 1735 02:55:33,185.958412 --> 02:55:36,695.958412 But you'll be the only dumb guy to do that. 1736 02:55:36,797.958412 --> 02:55:38,825.958412 wouldn't be the only All right, well, that's fine. 1737 02:55:38,855.958412 --> 02:55:39,365.958412 That's fine. 1738 02:55:39,485.958412 --> 02:55:44,75.958412 Go do your research, go watch it, not and then we'll talk about it later. 1739 02:55:44,177.958412 --> 02:55:49,475.958412 just saying it's the reason why Jalen Brown's not on the cover of NBA 2K Okay, that's fine then. 1740 02:55:49,475.958412 --> 02:55:52,900.958412 If that's the case, then, then, then it, Hey, then, then that. 1741 02:55:53,315.958412 --> 02:56:02,285.958412 If that's the case then, right? Don't you think that fucking LeBron James should be on the cover of fucking NBA 2K every year? Well I mean we did but they don't Whoa. 1742 02:56:02,285.958412 --> 02:56:02,585.958412 Whoa. 1743 02:56:02,585.958412 --> 02:56:06,695.958412 What's your explanation to that? That's my point, was never on the cover of dude. 1744 02:56:06,730.958412 --> 02:56:07,660.958412 That mean shit. 1745 02:56:07,727.958412 --> 02:56:09,305.958412 it would've been either That means shit. 1746 02:56:09,347.958412 --> 02:56:10,295.958412 or Tatum Whoa. 1747 02:56:10,295.958412 --> 02:56:12,725.958412 I'm on the or BA cover. 1748 02:56:12,995.958412 --> 02:56:14,795.958412 I'm on the BA cover. 1749 02:56:14,915.958412 --> 02:56:17,15.958412 So that determines your greatness. 1750 02:56:17,645.958412 --> 02:56:30,515.958412 So you are telling me, so if okay, then shouldn't fucking LeBron James be undercover every year? the cover of every year They're Why not? every year but it's No, that's the thing. 1751 02:56:30,545.958412 --> 02:56:50,465.958412 Okay, cover of NBA He if he had a chance to ever be on the cover it would've been that year but he didn't get it Alright, well, well, I don't care about it, but I'm just saying, I saw what I saw and damn, that bowl can play and as a person that played and understands it, no, I don't care about Tatum. 1752 02:56:50,757.958412 --> 02:56:54,815.958412 my point No, I don't care about Jalen either. 1753 02:56:55,835.958412 --> 02:56:58,475.958412 I don't care about these basketball players, dog. 1754 02:56:59,315.958412 --> 02:57:07,115.958412 I'm just saying, I telling you, in an unbiased manner, me watching a game where I have no stakes in. 1755 02:57:08,60.958412 --> 02:57:16,730.958412 I'm telling you, wow, this motherfucker, Jalen Brown, who is he? He is the fucking dude that won that fucking, that series. 1756 02:57:17,360.958412 --> 02:57:18,140.958412 That's all. 1757 02:57:18,152.958412 --> 02:57:21,680.958412 can't believe he's I don't care about the Celtics dog. 1758 02:57:21,992.958412 --> 02:57:24,290.958412 Oh my gosh really don't. 1759 02:57:25,370.958412 --> 02:57:31,580.958412 I'm just telling you what I witnessed is man That's crazy because you didn't watch the finals. 1760 02:57:31,580.958412 --> 02:57:32,870.958412 Let's be real. 1761 02:57:33,32.958412 --> 02:57:47,210.958412 was Jason Tatum passing the ball more than Jalen Brown because Tatum was dove or covered So then he would pass the ball out and they would score the bucket That's what I'm trying to say Uh, alright, alright, alright. 1762 02:57:47,690.958412 --> 02:57:48,260.958412 Sure. 1763 02:57:48,380.958412 --> 02:57:50,810.958412 That's how it works, huh? Okay, cool. 1764 02:57:51,440.958412 --> 02:57:51,770.958412 Alright. 1765 02:57:51,770.958412 --> 02:57:53,480.958412 You right, you're the basketball king. 1766 02:57:53,657.958412 --> 02:57:54,560.958412 my I'm a scrub. 1767 02:57:55,400.958412 --> 02:57:56,180.958412 I don't care. 1768 02:57:56,180.958412 --> 02:57:58,970.958412 I don't care because it doesn't matter to you. 1769 02:57:59,720.958412 --> 02:58:05,60.958412 But really, truthfully, I gave you a lot of good reasons that you could not answer. 1770 02:58:05,570.958412 --> 02:58:09,440.958412 And then you answer with Dirk, you are like, oh, he's a freak. 1771 02:58:09,710.958412 --> 02:58:13,910.958412 But then yo, you're talking about fucking LeBron being a goat. 1772 02:58:14,207.958412 --> 02:58:28,490.958412 dude Dirk So lemme ask you, are you saying that dark is the goat fine? Fine is dark the goat? finals championships was like a legendary one of the almost legend That's what made Dirk so fucking legendary No. 1773 02:58:28,490.958412 --> 02:58:29,780.958412 He was always great. 1774 02:58:30,77.958412 --> 02:58:33,260.958412 But that's what made him legendary was that one fucking No. 1775 02:58:33,377.958412 --> 02:58:37,295.958412 he beat the Braun and the heat Okay. 1776 02:58:37,325.958412 --> 02:58:37,985.958412 No, no. 1777 02:58:37,985.958412 --> 02:58:38,915.958412 It wasn't just that. 1778 02:58:38,945.958412 --> 02:58:39,245.958412 No. 1779 02:58:39,245.958412 --> 02:58:42,605.958412 See, that's how do yo, that's how like misinformed you are. 1780 02:58:42,905.958412 --> 02:58:45,785.958412 He went through, right, this is his journey. 1781 02:58:46,115.958412 --> 02:58:54,755.958412 His first round, he had to go against, uh, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant and James Harden with the Thunder, right? He beat them. 1782 02:58:55,355.958412 --> 02:59:00,305.958412 Then he had to go against Kobe in the fucking Western conference. 1783 02:59:00,365.958412 --> 02:59:01,385.958412 He beat them. 1784 02:59:02,75.958412 --> 02:59:09,695.958412 Then his fucking chip game had to go against LeBron fucking Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh. 1785 02:59:10,55.958412 --> 02:59:11,645.958412 That was a legendary journey. 1786 02:59:11,795.958412 --> 02:59:23,495.958412 But my thing is this is like, if you considered James the goat dude, what type of accomplishments or accolades did he do like that, where you could say, that was legendary. 1787 02:59:25,325.958412 --> 02:59:33,125.958412 Tell me, win me over because I can only see these type of games, and that's who I believe in. 1788 02:59:33,197.958412 --> 02:59:38,555.958412 the the two watch the one when he won with Kyrie and Kevin Love against Seth's team I did. 1789 02:59:39,65.958412 --> 02:59:39,845.958412 I did. 1790 02:59:40,352.958412 --> 02:59:43,895.958412 LeBron carried that shit at that fi at the No, he didn't. 1791 02:59:43,895.958412 --> 02:59:45,215.958412 Kyrie did. 1792 02:59:45,692.958412 --> 02:59:49,25.958412 it man No, he did not Let me. 1793 02:59:49,25.958412 --> 02:59:50,645.958412 All right, let's look at it right now. 1794 02:59:50,702.958412 --> 02:59:58,715.958412 gonna You wanna make a bet? How much I make a bet? How much I make a bet before I look out? not That's because you're just saying stuff. 1795 02:59:58,802.958412 --> 03:00:02,765.958412 stuff man You are telling me that LeBron carried that. 1796 03:00:02,852.958412 --> 03:00:07,595.958412 was not Kyrie's team I'll tell you that Just how just Oh my God, dude. 1797 03:00:07,832.958412 --> 03:00:24,890.958412 only those opportunities cause the cause the motherfucking other team what was it The Warriors were just focused on Tatum That was their plan was to take out Tatum the game They knew that The Celtics knew that They strategize against that That's why God, dude. 1798 03:00:26,195.958412 --> 03:00:27,570.958412 Oh my God, man. 1799 03:00:27,662.958412 --> 03:00:31,925.958412 anyways All right All right I'm gonna call let's call it That's some crazy stuff. 1800 03:00:32,225.958412 --> 03:00:33,335.958412 You're crazy, man. 1801 03:00:33,695.958412 --> 03:00:34,895.958412 You're some crazy stuff. 1802 03:00:34,925.958412 --> 03:00:37,265.958412 No, I'm, I'm being really honest right now. 1803 03:00:37,952.958412 --> 03:00:42,785.958412 You and I Really different stuff in basketball value different stuff. 1804 03:00:42,962.958412 --> 03:00:51,65.958412 the players that that that will help win the game You care about the ones who get like the glory The care glory. 1805 03:00:51,332.958412 --> 03:00:53,15.958412 glory so wait, hold on. 1806 03:00:53,15.958412 --> 03:00:55,175.958412 So did, alright. 1807 03:00:55,175.958412 --> 03:01:01,865.958412 So you telling me that Dirk's fucking legendary journey, glory or you're telling me that's glory. 1808 03:01:02,75.958412 --> 03:01:05,645.958412 So you're telling me that there was no difficulty in his journey. 1809 03:01:05,945.958412 --> 03:01:13,475.958412 It was just, okay, so what difficulty did LeBron have to face? Give me the comparison to this. 1810 03:01:13,475.958412 --> 03:01:15,35.958412 I'm really asking you. 1811 03:01:15,962.958412 --> 03:01:53,800.958412 I'm not talking about LeBron right now LeBron also had dude yo the guy's been in 10 finals right So like he's obviously had a lot of opposition He's been consistently playing against the best teams in the NBA You know what I mean That that so if he let's say he's in the he was in the league for what 20 years now Right So let's say half of that He was in the he was competing against the best teams in the NBA Wouldn't you say that's enough challenge He won four out of 10 Four out Okay. 1812 03:01:53,912.958412 --> 03:02:04,715.958412 a lot I mean it's not he's not 10 out of 10 Yeah But he's look at the teams that he was going up against Okay, All right sure, okay sure. 1813 03:02:04,952.958412 --> 03:02:07,715.958412 here That was good though. 1814 03:02:07,955.958412 --> 03:02:08,165.958412 Damn. 1815 03:02:08,165.958412 --> 03:02:13,355.958412 How long was it? too long That was three hours. 1816 03:02:13,502.958412 --> 03:02:17,750.958412 it down next time We have to shorten it It's too long No, no, this is good. 1817 03:02:17,912.958412 --> 03:02:19,400.958412 All right People. 1818 03:02:19,400.958412 --> 03:02:20,420.958412 People like it though. 1819 03:02:20,732.958412 --> 03:02:25,498.305741 is gonna be Well stop doing it Oh, Who cares all. 1820 03:02:25,703.305741 --> 03:02:26,63.305741 All right. 1821 03:02:26,63.305741 --> 03:02:27,23.305741 Why? All right, fine. 1822 03:02:27,650.305741 --> 03:02:29,993.305741 have a I, I'll talk to you later yeah. 1823 03:02:30,473.305741 --> 03:02:30,833.305741 All right. 1824 03:02:31,283.305741 --> 03:02:31,553.305741 Bye. 1825 03:02:32,273.305741 --> 03:02:33,533.305741 Well, well, hold on. 1826 03:02:33,563.305741 --> 03:02:34,763.305741 Let me call you after this. 1827 03:02:34,973.305741 --> 03:02:35,573.305741 Cancel.

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