July 17, 2025 • 25 mins
1. What's the meaning of life?
2. What're your biggest regrets?
3. If money were no option. What would you do with your life?
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Not loving myself earlier, am I not?
Turning to God sooner. Mostly becoming pro MMA athlete,
Spain money, that's all that's going to.
Get you by. We're on here fighting for our
lives here for interviews. Here, Oh man, there's a lot of
short term activity here. What is the meaning of life?
What is the meaning of life to you?
What's the meaning of life to you?
What's the meaning of life? Oh shit, they're coming from.
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What are the deepest regrets youguys have?
What's one of your biggest regrets?
What's your biggest regret? Try to change them.
We try to ask the meaningful questions.
If money's no object, what wouldyou do with your life?
If money were no option, what would you do?
If money was no object, what would you do with your life?
I'm going to get the full truth from people.
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The whole truth, nothing but thetruth.
So help us God. God bless everyone.
Excuse me, what's the meaning oflife to you to?
Find happiness and to accomplishthings you didn't know you
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could. Hell yeah.
Thanks guys. What is the meaning of life to
you? I think being somebody to
somebody that they don't have. OK.
OK. Derek, I think it's making a
difference in the life. You have 100% about growth,
right? OK, we're back on the White
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House St. interview, Smoke Pit edition here.
OK, first question for you guys,super basic.
OK, what's the meaning of life? There is no meaning.
We all live to die, not. Really.
Nothing. OK.
Word. OK, OK #2 this one's going to be
a heavy hitter here. The meaning of life, well, I
think it's kind of like, you know how many girls you can get
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with and also how much money youcan make in a short amount of
time there. We go and for.
You get rich, get rich. That's about it.
What are you? What are you?
See. She's talking to me.
So what's the meaning of life? To, you know, have fun and don't
worry about what other people think about you.
I mean, just go out, just do your own thing.
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Some good, some good responses. Just as Callie said, have fun
and like, just live life. And for you?
Honestly, because you only live once, so you might as well live
it to the fullest, you know whatI mean?
Come on, you got to have fun. You got to do like we're here
right now. To find a.
Woman you love and have kids with her.
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And yeah, yeah, that's about it.Oh yeah.
Oh yeah. Meaning of life is have fun.
Honestly, all that it all it is.Have fun.
OK, That's it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
OK. Weird.
Moving on to the next one. Then oh, very service level.
I've heard that the meaning of life is 42.
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But quite honestly, after quite honestly some conversations that
we've had recently, the meaning of life is the little things and
being able to enjoy having a candlelit, being able to
journal. Yeah.
A drumstick, a good late night out.
I yeah, that's what life is supposed to be enjoyed about.
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That's that's a phenomenal response.
And then for you, I'm just. Having fun, yeah, just being out
with friends and just having funand enjoying the company of
others. Truly, 'cause I'm like, we just
met. I know we just met, but I've
already enjoyed the company of you guys.
You guys have a great energy, like you have a great job.
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Yeah, great photography. Great camera by the way, too.
So much gratitude, I can just feel it in the aura.
Love. Probably.
Happiness and love, yeah. What's made you decide on this?
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I don't know, I just love everyone that's in my life.
I feel like you have to be like,really?
What's the word? Like, deeply devoted, I guess,
to the meaning of life and everything.
And like, the whole purpose is to, like, succeed and be happy
and, like, to love everyone. Yeah.
Like, I don't know, just have fun.
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Yeah, you can feel it in the air, you know, and the love and
what's. Granted, yeah, like we're on
earth. You guys live your life.
True. And the meaning of life.
I looked this up once. I forget that proper definition
but the meaning of to me is justspending time with friends and
enjoying life. Uh, whether that be with family,
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friends or in your work. I found love in my work.
K Sweet. Connecting communities together.
Bro, I'm telling you K I'm a little bit tipsy right now.
I'm not gonna lie. It's 1:00 in the morning here in
Edmonton White Ave. Me and my friends are out here.
This is like our first time out here.
All I'm saying is you got to build connections.
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That's like the biggest thing for me.
You know everything happens for a reason, so just trust the
process. OK, word and you?
Having a good time, finding the happiness and the positive
things in life, no matter what you're no matter what sort of
rut that you're in in life, yeah.
Expanding off the ruts here. Being grateful.
OK, OK. I just believe it's more about
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communication, connection and just believing that not
everything in life is going to be bad.
Yeah, we all die, but Oh well, that's just a step in our life.
What if there's an after bit or something that we believed in
before? It's you can believe in religion
or whatever you want. It doesn't matter.
It honestly matters is your own perspective of just believing in
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something that you love. Yeah.
And. Then for.
I feel like it's, it's the little joys.
You have to appreciate every little thing that it can be
given to you and that's being with the people that you love or
doing activities that you love or eating food that you love,
Anything that it could be. That is the little joy in life.
It's you have to take advantage of that.
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You have to take great pride in that and enjoy every moment that
is given to you for that. It's something that can't be
squandered. What are your biggest?
Family good times. Maybe some beer, That's about
it. Honestly, just to get pucks deep
and get pucks deep and change meaning of life is honestly just
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drinking beers, having fun with your friends and don't care
about bills. Just don't.
Pay them, don't pay the. Don't pay the bank, that's all
you got to do, man. Just have fun, that's all.
That's what life's about. Just have fun.
So today we're here with a birthday girl.
Charlie. So Charlie, what is the meaning
of life? The meaning of life It is having
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a good time. You're here for a good time, not
a long time, so make the most ofit.
Promise you can embarrass. Me.
No I you could embarrass yourself, but hopefully not.
What is the meaning of life to you?
I think that we are vessels of light meant to spread that light
to others from a place of abundance.
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OK, word, word. What is the meaning of life to
you guys? I'm just here to have fun.
Having a good time spending the rest of my life with a good
person. You know that won't be me.
So what is the meaning of life to you?
I think it's to be happy and to lift everyone up around you, not
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to put anyone down. What's the meaning of life?
Jesus, you know, God always has a plan for us and whatever God
says, whatever God, you know, whatever he prayed for, that's
that's the meaning of life. Hell yeah.
Oh good. Number one is What's the meaning
of life to you? Get drunk and have a good time,
you know? Yeah, weird.
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Life Ambition. Make money and have fun.
Oh yeah, hell yeah, I respect that.
It's the meaning of life. Oh geez, spite.
Like, I purely live out of spiteat this point, so really, and
money, spite and money, that's all that's going to.
Get you by. Spite and money.
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What made you decide on spite? I have enemies to outlive.
To be successful and grow a happy family.
To be productive and enjoy your life man.
Enjoy everything you do, I thinkjust to survive, I guess,
because everything's so fucking.Expensive word?
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Yeah, everything is expensive these days.
It's pretty crazy. How about you?
Honestly, this is like so corny but to like love people like I
think that. Hey, it's not too corny.
That's a that's a very popular answer.
What are your biggest regrets? My biggest regrets is, I don't
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know, my biggest regrets is probably not being like born
earlier because you know, stuff was cheaper.
You could go to McDonald's, get like a $1.00 Mcchicken.
Now it's like 3 bucks. Shit's fucked, man.
Inflation, then. Inflation.
What's your biggest regret? Not calling into work all the
time, not getting enough money and being.
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Stupid. Yeah.
What are the deepest regrets youguys have?
Honestly, you know, just being with the wrong person because
it's a big waste of time. Yeah, I'm wasting my time with
people who, like, don't care about you.
Moving out of my parents house too early.
Really. Yeah.
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Didn't have enough money? My biggest regret is probably
selling my first car. Smoking fucking weed bro that's.
Just ass bro. Never do it again bro.
Never good man. It's not good for your brain
still. Developing.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, wait, why is why the car?
Why? I don't know.
It's my first car and it was a it was a love and hate
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relationship with a car. So I just like, I kind of stole
too many issues, but I wish I kept it, yeah.
Biggest regrets is probably. Just I could have paid more
attention in school. I think that's about it.
I mean, I could have got into uni a little bit earlier.
I think that's most of it. No, I respect that, but you live
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and you learn, right? Exactly that.
Yeah, you live life. That's all it is.
OK, word. I don't have very much regrets.
I'm like, probably OK, Probably going to church.
Oh yeah, we met in church, so I know I'm like, shout out
celebration church, never go there.
Why not? Do you really want to?
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I know we're talking about service level questions and
everything. Religion is good, yes.
Organized religion is not good. Yeah, there are some mega
churches out there that become more of a cult than a following
of Jesus. And I think that there's a
difference between religion and relationship.
Absolutely. But there's a lot church we
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wouldn't meet. Absolutely.
And I would not regret going to church because I got to meet
you. I am.
Actually the head of a cult. Can we join?
Yeah. You know where you know you've
hit the right people, right? Not locking in in high school.
Not locking in, and we're all guilty of it at some point,
right? Yeah I'd probably say dropping
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out of chem 30 fucked over a lotof my uni classes so.
OK. I have a lot but I just try to
forget about them and think about my future because it's
more brighter, better, probably not saying how I feel towards
towards someone, like if I care for them deeply and probably not
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saying goodbye either. I had an opportunity and I
didn't take it and I regret thatevery day.
I don't like goodbyes, right? But you have to do it because
it's at the end of the day, right?
That may be the last time you see them.
Oh, my biggest regret is turningdown a scholarship.
I got into the Oilers program, but now I work for them.
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So it's turned out, yeah. What was the scholarship for?
It was a intern scholarship for like media, social media, stuff
like that. OK, weird.
It's regrets. Honestly my ret is my family is
just being born into it. I'm sorry to hear that.
That's. OK, my biggest regret is not
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spending more time with my father.
He overdosed and died in 2021. I miss him a lot.
And for you? I think it's similar to
Christians where it's like I am privileged enough to have the
ability to connect with my family, but I've chosen not to
over so many years and I'm regretting that.
And now I feel like the distancethat is formed there is too
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great for me to compensate and come back to.
But I just, it's a step that I have to take.
I can't expect others to take that step for me.
That's my regret. I don't have regrets.
OK, a word. I'm going to have to agree with
her. No regrets because everything
teaches you a lesson in life andI feel like at this point in my
life right now, everything that I've gone through so far has
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made me a better person now. K Sweet, so no regrets.
K Sweet, Kayla. What's your biggest regret?
Probably changing on that, four on one, they got pucks deep and
we just changed it. A bad time.
That's all that happened, really.
My biggest regret? There was one time I got to the
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red line. I tried to do a dipsy doodle.
I should have changed. I should have got bucks deep and
changed so. Biggest regret?
I'd probably say, you know, I was actually like I was, I was
with this female, you could say,and you know, I didn't, I didn't
quite stick through too long. And you know what, I kind of
missed that. I missed that, you know what I'm
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saying? So like, that's the biggest
regret. You miss her cooking.
Sure, you can say that. You can say that buying a round
of shots for some girls. Tonight 'cause they ain't coming
home with me. I have no regrets.
OK, my first body. Damn, damn, damn son.
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My wife. My girlfriend right now, let me
tell y'all, she's gorgeous, she's great, she's incredible I
love my. Next question already already.
Not traveling more before I became a chiropractor.
Well, you can still travel, taketime off, right?
It's not as easy to do. That's fair, but if you could
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travel, where would you go then?Egypt.
Egypt see the pyramids or what? Yes.
Not loving myself earlier. What makes you say that?
I think I didn't see my true worth when I was younger and I
made some decisions that I wouldn't have made now.
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You know, I think I have a lot to offer, not just, you know, a
partner, but the world. And I think that's the best
thing there is, is to just be passionate about something and
go for it and to not question that you.
Know that's awesome. I'm really happy for you that
you've found yourself worth. Biggest regret is probably not
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turning to God sooner. OK, Yeah, I respect that.
Same here. OK, last one.
Biggest regret is probably not turning to God.
Sooner. OK, Yeah, I respect that.
Having too much fun and getting too much drunk, you know.
Everything. Everything.
How awkward I am. Going to the fucking casino
today. Oh.
You just lose it all or what? Which casino?
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River Creek? No, I was in Red Deer.
I'll take it every time I don't do.
It. To you drug use drug man of the.
Year, yeah. That put me behind way more than
anything else. Has.
Especially if I'm trying to outlive enemies.
That's not going to fucking helpyou with it.
It's fun, but don't do it. If money weren't an option, what
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would you do? Oh.
Fuck, buy a Penguin. You got it.
You ever see one of those Penguins?
Yeah, dude, tight. They're cute man, Dude.
Travel all the time, all the time.
If money's no object, no barrier, what would you like to
do with your life? I think have like a dog shelter.
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That word, Yeah, we can respect that dog shelter picking up the
strays off of White Ave. here, giving them a home, right?
Yeah, that would make me brilliant.
All righty. And you, brother, money's no
object. Yeah, man, Fucking clean up the
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homelessness. Close this fucking St. down.
Make it a walk only fucking. Party all you know.
I got respect for that. That's a that's a good plan.
I like that. Perfect.
Thanks for you guys's time here.Thanks for the interview.
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See, we told he had time for it.Thanks guys.
I'd buy a lot of clothes, lots of shoes.
Oh, like a job? Like a job?
Like what would you do for work?Anything.
Oh, anything. Nothing.
I'll do nothing. What do you mean?
Like that I go on vacation. Sweet.
Thank you so much. That's it.
Thank you. And now if money weren't an
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option, what would you do? Honestly I would like either do
nothing or do baking. Baking.
Yes. For baking.
Oh forget this shit, he needs coke and then for you.
No, do nothing 'cause like no money.
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So she'd get all the stuff that she asked me to buy her.
Oh yeah. Wait, what the hell?
Yeah, what's? Oh yeah, get all the stuff I
want. Get literally get all this stuff
I've been asking everyone to getme so.
Travel the world. Travel the world I would like to
see. Greece, Turkey, France, Spain,
Tokyo. All of that.
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Hell yeah, man. Hell yeah.
No thanks, man. Thanks for coming on.
If money weren't an option, whatwould you do?
I'd probably still keep my job and live my daily life but I
don't know. I would just I'd live it like
how I normally would. Exactly that.
Like I work 2 jobs. And I enjoy both of them so I
would honestly. Just keep doing that.
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Last question here, If money wasno object, what would you do
with your life? Get the fuck out of here.
And where would you go? Japan, probably.
Oh, word. OK, yeah.
You got family in Japan or what you just want to go see?
The spot? Yeah, I'm half.
Oh, word. OK, sweet.
That's everything, man. Thanks for your time.
Yeah. Thank you man, you have a good.
Night you too, I don't know likesomething basic like travel or
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or buy not buy get random thingsthat I find interesting.
OK, word. I like go to fucking like Fiji
or something. I'd be in the ocean all day
burning up. Just being chilling, basically.
You guys are going to be being chilling.
All right, That's right. Money's no object.
Everybody's traveling here. Sweet.
Thanks for you guys. It's time here.
Hang out with her is my best friend, Yeah.
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Best friend. I would.
I would probably help the homeless.
Like that's a really big issue. I would help the homeless, yeah.
What does? So you don't want to hang out
with her? No, I want to hang out with.
Her So you, I. Got both.
Both. Come on.
Both. OK, a Little Mix of everything,
you know? Yeah.
Thank you so much of. Course thank.
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You nice to meet you. What's your name?
Advent, Advent. Yeah, if money was no object, I
would buy a house for vacation and invite my friends every
summer for two months to come tomy house.
And there would be a boat, therewould be a pool, toys, There
would be like wait, boarding everything.
And I would just spend the time with my friends and family.
Hell yeah, endless vacation, it seems what everybody's doing
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here on white app tonight. Well, thank you so much for your
time. Thanks for the interview.
Thank you. Yeah, yeah.
OK. If money were no option, what
would you do? Money were no option.
I wouldn't have a problem if money was just a thing of the
past. I'd honestly believe in barter
and trade. Umm you give what you get and
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that's how you live is just to build on what you have.
It's not about money, it's not about the materialistic things,
it's about the relationships youbuild, and it's honestly about
what you care about. If money we're not a thing, what
would I do? That's what that's what we're
talking about. Umm, exact same thing that I'm
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doing right now. I believe truly that I'm
pursuing what I'm meant to do inmy life.
Doesn't matter. The money doesn't matter
anything else. I'm here to make a difference in
my community. I'm here to make a difference in
my own life and the people that are important to me.
That's what matters most. So it doesn't matter the money,
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I'm here pursuing, what I'm passionate about and what I
believe I'm here to do, and that's what I'm doing right now.
I would say I would love to get all of my friends united because
I have friends that I've been able to connect with online from
across many continents and I'd love to be able to finally meet
all of them in person. If I had all the money in the
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world, I would turn into Taylor Swift.
And just what fly a private jet for like a 5 minute trip or
whatever and. Go to like and like.
Just be Taylor Swift. OK, weird, weird.
And you? This is going to sound really
like I don't know, but I would probably go to third world
countries and fix. That fix that third.
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Wheel word. I'm so privileged right now.
We are all so privileged right now.
Like I would go help out people who don't have this sort of
experience. Hey, sweet.
I love those answers, guys. Thanks for your time.
Thanks for the interview there. Thank you.
Oh, yeah, I'm probably sticking to the show.
Like you're not getting any morebitches than if you're in the
show. And yeah, to get there you just
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got to get pucks deep and, you know, work your ass off.
Honestly, I'm just getting pucksdeep and I'm getting pucks deep
and changing. Yeah.
Thank you so much. Hookers and blow live at home
and play video games. Sweet.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Buy a nice house, big yard and just raise a family.
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Hell yeah, yeah, Hell yeah And you?
Money is no object y'all. I mean I must.
I would open schools in Canada and the US for free education,
like upper level education, and I would never work again.
I think that's what I would do. OK, weird.
Thank you. Thank you for the answers.
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If money were no object, what would you do?
I would start a foundation advocating for victims rights,
especially domestic violence andwomen's rights and within
domestic violence. Thank you so much for those
thoughtful answers it. Was really nice to meet you
guys. Thank you SO.
Much money's no object. What would you do with your
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life? Money's no object.
Get an acreage, live live in Texas, farm my whole life.
Hell yeah. Yeah, I respect that.
Thank you. You, Sir.
I'm ripping a sea Doo all day and I'm getting.
Drunk all day. Good word.
Going on a yacht with all my friends, I agree.
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I agree. I'm honestly.
Becoming a pro of. Me athlete moving to Austin.
Yeah. Oh yeah.
OK, word, thanks for all you guys this time it was awesome.
Oh I would own a bar 100%. I love bar life.
Bar life is amazing, it's so much fun.
You see so many different stories, but you also see the
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worst of society all at the sametime, so it keeps you
well-rounded. Yeah, Thank you so much.
Thank you. What's if money weren't an
option? What would you guys do You?
Got to go first. I would just travel.
I would just live by the beach. I'm like, honestly,
international pop star. Actually, yes.
Oh, you know what? Yes, I would go on a world tour.
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This is me, by the way. Yeah, legit, legit.
Follow Heidi on Spotify. Yes.
That's what I would do if I had.If money wasn't an object, I
would follow Heidi on Spotify. I would live on an island in the
Philippines and forget about theworld, El Nido specifically, and
never come back here in Canada. Mabuhay.
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Thank you so much. Y'all for listening?
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Have a wonderful. Night, babe.
Thanks guys. They're worth.
Not loving myself earlier, am I not?
Turning to God sooner. Mostly becoming pro MMA athlete,
Spain money, that's all that's going to.
Get you by. We're on here fighting for our
lives here for interviews. Here, Oh man, there's a lot of
short term activity here. What is the meaning of life?
What is the meaning of life to you?
What's the meaning of life to you?
What's the meaning of life? Oh shit, they're coming from.
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What are the deepest regrets youguys have?
What's one of your biggest regrets?
What's your biggest regret? Try to change them.
We try to ask the meaningful questions.
If money's no object, what wouldyou do with your life?
If money were no option, what would you do?
If money was no object, what would you do with your life?
I'm going to get the full truth from people.
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The whole truth, nothing but thetruth.
So help us God. God bless everyone.
Excuse me, what's the meaning oflife to you to?
Find happiness and to accomplishthings you didn't know you
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could. Hell yeah.
Thanks guys. What is the meaning of life to
you? I think being somebody to
somebody that they don't have. OK.
OK. Derek, I think it's making a
difference in the life. You have 100% about growth,
right? OK, we're back on the White
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House St. interview, Smoke Pit edition here.
OK, first question for you guys,super basic.
OK, what's the meaning of life? There is no meaning.
We all live to die, not. Really.
Nothing. OK.
Word. OK, OK #2 this one's going to be
a heavy hitter here. The meaning of life, well, I
think it's kind of like, you know how many girls you can get
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with and also how much money youcan make in a short amount of
time there. We go and for.
You get rich, get rich. That's about it.
What are you? What are you?
See. She's talking to me.
So what's the meaning of life? To, you know, have fun and don't
worry about what other people think about you.
I mean, just go out, just do your own thing.
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Some good, some good responses. Just as Callie said, have fun
and like, just live life. And for you?
Honestly, because you only live once, so you might as well live
it to the fullest, you know whatI mean?
Come on, you got to have fun. You got to do like we're here
right now. To find a.
Woman you love and have kids with her.
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And yeah, yeah, that's about it.Oh yeah.
Oh yeah. Meaning of life is have fun.
Honestly, all that it all it is.Have fun.
OK, That's it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
OK. Weird.
Moving on to the next one. Then oh, very service level.
I've heard that the meaning of life is 42.
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But quite honestly, after quite honestly some conversations that
we've had recently, the meaning of life is the little things and
being able to enjoy having a candlelit, being able to
journal. Yeah.
A drumstick, a good late night out.
I yeah, that's what life is supposed to be enjoyed about.
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That's that's a phenomenal response.
And then for you, I'm just. Having fun, yeah, just being out
with friends and just having funand enjoying the company of
others. Truly, 'cause I'm like, we just
met. I know we just met, but I've
already enjoyed the company of you guys.
You guys have a great energy, like you have a great job.
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Yeah, great photography. Great camera by the way, too.
So much gratitude, I can just feel it in the aura.
Love. Probably.
Happiness and love, yeah. What's made you decide on this?
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I don't know, I just love everyone that's in my life.
I feel like you have to be like,really?
What's the word? Like, deeply devoted, I guess,
to the meaning of life and everything.
And like, the whole purpose is to, like, succeed and be happy
and, like, to love everyone. Yeah.
Like, I don't know, just have fun.
(04:23):
Yeah, you can feel it in the air, you know, and the love and
what's. Granted, yeah, like we're on
earth. You guys live your life.
True. And the meaning of life.
I looked this up once. I forget that proper definition
but the meaning of to me is justspending time with friends and
enjoying life. Uh, whether that be with family,
(04:44):
friends or in your work. I found love in my work.
K Sweet. Connecting communities together.
Bro, I'm telling you K I'm a little bit tipsy right now.
I'm not gonna lie. It's 1:00 in the morning here in
Edmonton White Ave. Me and my friends are out here.
This is like our first time out here.
All I'm saying is you got to build connections.
(05:06):
That's like the biggest thing for me.
You know everything happens for a reason, so just trust the
process. OK, word and you?
Having a good time, finding the happiness and the positive
things in life, no matter what you're no matter what sort of
rut that you're in in life, yeah.
Expanding off the ruts here. Being grateful.
OK, OK. I just believe it's more about
(05:29):
communication, connection and just believing that not
everything in life is going to be bad.
Yeah, we all die, but Oh well, that's just a step in our life.
What if there's an after bit or something that we believed in
before? It's you can believe in religion
or whatever you want. It doesn't matter.
It honestly matters is your own perspective of just believing in
(05:54):
something that you love. Yeah.
And. Then for.
I feel like it's, it's the little joys.
You have to appreciate every little thing that it can be
given to you and that's being with the people that you love or
doing activities that you love or eating food that you love,
Anything that it could be. That is the little joy in life.
It's you have to take advantage of that.
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You have to take great pride in that and enjoy every moment that
is given to you for that. It's something that can't be
squandered. What are your biggest?
Family good times. Maybe some beer, That's about
it. Honestly, just to get pucks deep
and get pucks deep and change meaning of life is honestly just
(06:39):
drinking beers, having fun with your friends and don't care
about bills. Just don't.
Pay them, don't pay the. Don't pay the bank, that's all
you got to do, man. Just have fun, that's all.
That's what life's about. Just have fun.
So today we're here with a birthday girl.
Charlie. So Charlie, what is the meaning
of life? The meaning of life It is having
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a good time. You're here for a good time, not
a long time, so make the most ofit.
Promise you can embarrass. Me.
No I you could embarrass yourself, but hopefully not.
What is the meaning of life to you?
I think that we are vessels of light meant to spread that light
to others from a place of abundance.
(07:23):
OK, word, word. What is the meaning of life to
you guys? I'm just here to have fun.
Having a good time spending the rest of my life with a good
person. You know that won't be me.
So what is the meaning of life to you?
I think it's to be happy and to lift everyone up around you, not
(07:43):
to put anyone down. What's the meaning of life?
Jesus, you know, God always has a plan for us and whatever God
says, whatever God, you know, whatever he prayed for, that's
that's the meaning of life. Hell yeah.
Oh good. Number one is What's the meaning
of life to you? Get drunk and have a good time,
you know? Yeah, weird.
(08:04):
Life Ambition. Make money and have fun.
Oh yeah, hell yeah, I respect that.
It's the meaning of life. Oh geez, spite.
Like, I purely live out of spiteat this point, so really, and
money, spite and money, that's all that's going to.
Get you by. Spite and money.
(08:25):
What made you decide on spite? I have enemies to outlive.
To be successful and grow a happy family.
To be productive and enjoy your life man.
Enjoy everything you do, I thinkjust to survive, I guess,
because everything's so fucking.Expensive word?
(08:47):
Yeah, everything is expensive these days.
It's pretty crazy. How about you?
Honestly, this is like so corny but to like love people like I
think that. Hey, it's not too corny.
That's a that's a very popular answer.
What are your biggest regrets? My biggest regrets is, I don't
(09:14):
know, my biggest regrets is probably not being like born
earlier because you know, stuff was cheaper.
You could go to McDonald's, get like a $1.00 Mcchicken.
Now it's like 3 bucks. Shit's fucked, man.
Inflation, then. Inflation.
What's your biggest regret? Not calling into work all the
time, not getting enough money and being.
(09:35):
Stupid. Yeah.
What are the deepest regrets youguys have?
Honestly, you know, just being with the wrong person because
it's a big waste of time. Yeah, I'm wasting my time with
people who, like, don't care about you.
Moving out of my parents house too early.
Really. Yeah.
(09:56):
Didn't have enough money? My biggest regret is probably
selling my first car. Smoking fucking weed bro that's.
Just ass bro. Never do it again bro.
Never good man. It's not good for your brain
still. Developing.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, wait, why is why the car?
Why? I don't know.
It's my first car and it was a it was a love and hate
(10:17):
relationship with a car. So I just like, I kind of stole
too many issues, but I wish I kept it, yeah.
Biggest regrets is probably. Just I could have paid more
attention in school. I think that's about it.
I mean, I could have got into uni a little bit earlier.
I think that's most of it. No, I respect that, but you live
(10:37):
and you learn, right? Exactly that.
Yeah, you live life. That's all it is.
OK, word. I don't have very much regrets.
I'm like, probably OK, Probably going to church.
Oh yeah, we met in church, so I know I'm like, shout out
celebration church, never go there.
Why not? Do you really want to?
(11:01):
I know we're talking about service level questions and
everything. Religion is good, yes.
Organized religion is not good. Yeah, there are some mega
churches out there that become more of a cult than a following
of Jesus. And I think that there's a
difference between religion and relationship.
Absolutely. But there's a lot church we
(11:25):
wouldn't meet. Absolutely.
And I would not regret going to church because I got to meet
you. I am.
Actually the head of a cult. Can we join?
Yeah. You know where you know you've
hit the right people, right? Not locking in in high school.
Not locking in, and we're all guilty of it at some point,
right? Yeah I'd probably say dropping
(11:46):
out of chem 30 fucked over a lotof my uni classes so.
OK. I have a lot but I just try to
forget about them and think about my future because it's
more brighter, better, probably not saying how I feel towards
towards someone, like if I care for them deeply and probably not
(12:11):
saying goodbye either. I had an opportunity and I
didn't take it and I regret thatevery day.
I don't like goodbyes, right? But you have to do it because
it's at the end of the day, right?
That may be the last time you see them.
Oh, my biggest regret is turningdown a scholarship.
I got into the Oilers program, but now I work for them.
(12:32):
So it's turned out, yeah. What was the scholarship for?
It was a intern scholarship for like media, social media, stuff
like that. OK, weird.
It's regrets. Honestly my ret is my family is
just being born into it. I'm sorry to hear that.
That's. OK, my biggest regret is not
(12:54):
spending more time with my father.
He overdosed and died in 2021. I miss him a lot.
And for you? I think it's similar to
Christians where it's like I am privileged enough to have the
ability to connect with my family, but I've chosen not to
over so many years and I'm regretting that.
And now I feel like the distancethat is formed there is too
(13:16):
great for me to compensate and come back to.
But I just, it's a step that I have to take.
I can't expect others to take that step for me.
That's my regret. I don't have regrets.
OK, a word. I'm going to have to agree with
her. No regrets because everything
teaches you a lesson in life andI feel like at this point in my
life right now, everything that I've gone through so far has
(13:37):
made me a better person now. K Sweet, so no regrets.
K Sweet, Kayla. What's your biggest regret?
Probably changing on that, four on one, they got pucks deep and
we just changed it. A bad time.
That's all that happened, really.
My biggest regret? There was one time I got to the
(13:57):
red line. I tried to do a dipsy doodle.
I should have changed. I should have got bucks deep and
changed so. Biggest regret?
I'd probably say, you know, I was actually like I was, I was
with this female, you could say,and you know, I didn't, I didn't
quite stick through too long. And you know what, I kind of
missed that. I missed that, you know what I'm
(14:18):
saying? So like, that's the biggest
regret. You miss her cooking.
Sure, you can say that. You can say that buying a round
of shots for some girls. Tonight 'cause they ain't coming
home with me. I have no regrets.
OK, my first body. Damn, damn, damn son.
(14:38):
My wife. My girlfriend right now, let me
tell y'all, she's gorgeous, she's great, she's incredible I
love my. Next question already already.
Not traveling more before I became a chiropractor.
Well, you can still travel, taketime off, right?
It's not as easy to do. That's fair, but if you could
(14:59):
travel, where would you go then?Egypt.
Egypt see the pyramids or what? Yes.
Not loving myself earlier. What makes you say that?
I think I didn't see my true worth when I was younger and I
made some decisions that I wouldn't have made now.
(15:19):
You know, I think I have a lot to offer, not just, you know, a
partner, but the world. And I think that's the best
thing there is, is to just be passionate about something and
go for it and to not question that you.
Know that's awesome. I'm really happy for you that
you've found yourself worth. Biggest regret is probably not
(15:42):
turning to God sooner. OK, Yeah, I respect that.
Same here. OK, last one.
Biggest regret is probably not turning to God.
Sooner. OK, Yeah, I respect that.
Having too much fun and getting too much drunk, you know.
Everything. Everything.
How awkward I am. Going to the fucking casino
today. Oh.
You just lose it all or what? Which casino?
(16:04):
River Creek? No, I was in Red Deer.
I'll take it every time I don't do.
It. To you drug use drug man of the.
Year, yeah. That put me behind way more than
anything else. Has.
Especially if I'm trying to outlive enemies.
That's not going to fucking helpyou with it.
It's fun, but don't do it. If money weren't an option, what
(16:32):
would you do? Oh.
Fuck, buy a Penguin. You got it.
You ever see one of those Penguins?
Yeah, dude, tight. They're cute man, Dude.
Travel all the time, all the time.
If money's no object, no barrier, what would you like to
do with your life? I think have like a dog shelter.
(16:54):
That word, Yeah, we can respect that dog shelter picking up the
strays off of White Ave. here, giving them a home, right?
Yeah, that would make me brilliant.
All righty. And you, brother, money's no
object. Yeah, man, Fucking clean up the
(17:16):
homelessness. Close this fucking St. down.
Make it a walk only fucking. Party all you know.
I got respect for that. That's a that's a good plan.
I like that. Perfect.
Thanks for you guys's time here.Thanks for the interview.
(17:36):
See, we told he had time for it.Thanks guys.
I'd buy a lot of clothes, lots of shoes.
Oh, like a job? Like a job?
Like what would you do for work?Anything.
Oh, anything. Nothing.
I'll do nothing. What do you mean?
Like that I go on vacation. Sweet.
Thank you so much. That's it.
Thank you. And now if money weren't an
(17:57):
option, what would you do? Honestly I would like either do
nothing or do baking. Baking.
Yes. For baking.
Oh forget this shit, he needs coke and then for you.
No, do nothing 'cause like no money.
(18:19):
So she'd get all the stuff that she asked me to buy her.
Oh yeah. Wait, what the hell?
Yeah, what's? Oh yeah, get all the stuff I
want. Get literally get all this stuff
I've been asking everyone to getme so.
Travel the world. Travel the world I would like to
see. Greece, Turkey, France, Spain,
Tokyo. All of that.
(18:41):
Hell yeah, man. Hell yeah.
No thanks, man. Thanks for coming on.
If money weren't an option, whatwould you do?
I'd probably still keep my job and live my daily life but I
don't know. I would just I'd live it like
how I normally would. Exactly that.
Like I work 2 jobs. And I enjoy both of them so I
would honestly. Just keep doing that.
(19:02):
Last question here, If money wasno object, what would you do
with your life? Get the fuck out of here.
And where would you go? Japan, probably.
Oh, word. OK, yeah.
You got family in Japan or what you just want to go see?
The spot? Yeah, I'm half.
Oh, word. OK, sweet.
That's everything, man. Thanks for your time.
Yeah. Thank you man, you have a good.
Night you too, I don't know likesomething basic like travel or
(19:24):
or buy not buy get random thingsthat I find interesting.
OK, word. I like go to fucking like Fiji
or something. I'd be in the ocean all day
burning up. Just being chilling, basically.
You guys are going to be being chilling.
All right, That's right. Money's no object.
Everybody's traveling here. Sweet.
Thanks for you guys. It's time here.
Hang out with her is my best friend, Yeah.
(19:45):
Best friend. I would.
I would probably help the homeless.
Like that's a really big issue. I would help the homeless, yeah.
What does? So you don't want to hang out
with her? No, I want to hang out with.
Her So you, I. Got both.
Both. Come on.
Both. OK, a Little Mix of everything,
you know? Yeah.
Thank you so much of. Course thank.
(20:08):
You nice to meet you. What's your name?
Advent, Advent. Yeah, if money was no object, I
would buy a house for vacation and invite my friends every
summer for two months to come tomy house.
And there would be a boat, therewould be a pool, toys, There
would be like wait, boarding everything.
And I would just spend the time with my friends and family.
Hell yeah, endless vacation, it seems what everybody's doing
(20:31):
here on white app tonight. Well, thank you so much for your
time. Thanks for the interview.
Thank you. Yeah, yeah.
OK. If money were no option, what
would you do? Money were no option.
I wouldn't have a problem if money was just a thing of the
past. I'd honestly believe in barter
and trade. Umm you give what you get and
(20:52):
that's how you live is just to build on what you have.
It's not about money, it's not about the materialistic things,
it's about the relationships youbuild, and it's honestly about
what you care about. If money we're not a thing, what
would I do? That's what that's what we're
talking about. Umm, exact same thing that I'm
(21:14):
doing right now. I believe truly that I'm
pursuing what I'm meant to do inmy life.
Doesn't matter. The money doesn't matter
anything else. I'm here to make a difference in
my community. I'm here to make a difference in
my own life and the people that are important to me.
That's what matters most. So it doesn't matter the money,
(21:36):
I'm here pursuing, what I'm passionate about and what I
believe I'm here to do, and that's what I'm doing right now.
I would say I would love to get all of my friends united because
I have friends that I've been able to connect with online from
across many continents and I'd love to be able to finally meet
all of them in person. If I had all the money in the
(21:59):
world, I would turn into Taylor Swift.
And just what fly a private jet for like a 5 minute trip or
whatever and. Go to like and like.
Just be Taylor Swift. OK, weird, weird.
And you? This is going to sound really
like I don't know, but I would probably go to third world
countries and fix. That fix that third.
(22:21):
Wheel word. I'm so privileged right now.
We are all so privileged right now.
Like I would go help out people who don't have this sort of
experience. Hey, sweet.
I love those answers, guys. Thanks for your time.
Thanks for the interview there. Thank you.
Oh, yeah, I'm probably sticking to the show.
Like you're not getting any morebitches than if you're in the
show. And yeah, to get there you just
(22:43):
got to get pucks deep and, you know, work your ass off.
Honestly, I'm just getting pucksdeep and I'm getting pucks deep
and changing. Yeah.
Thank you so much. Hookers and blow live at home
and play video games. Sweet.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Buy a nice house, big yard and just raise a family.
(23:06):
Hell yeah, yeah, Hell yeah And you?
Money is no object y'all. I mean I must.
I would open schools in Canada and the US for free education,
like upper level education, and I would never work again.
I think that's what I would do. OK, weird.
Thank you. Thank you for the answers.
(23:28):
If money were no object, what would you do?
I would start a foundation advocating for victims rights,
especially domestic violence andwomen's rights and within
domestic violence. Thank you so much for those
thoughtful answers it. Was really nice to meet you
guys. Thank you SO.
Much money's no object. What would you do with your
(23:50):
life? Money's no object.
Get an acreage, live live in Texas, farm my whole life.
Hell yeah. Yeah, I respect that.
Thank you. You, Sir.
I'm ripping a sea Doo all day and I'm getting.
Drunk all day. Good word.
Going on a yacht with all my friends, I agree.
(24:12):
I agree. I'm honestly.
Becoming a pro of. Me athlete moving to Austin.
Yeah. Oh yeah.
OK, word, thanks for all you guys this time it was awesome.
Oh I would own a bar 100%. I love bar life.
Bar life is amazing, it's so much fun.
You see so many different stories, but you also see the
(24:33):
worst of society all at the sametime, so it keeps you
well-rounded. Yeah, Thank you so much.
Thank you. What's if money weren't an
option? What would you guys do You?
Got to go first. I would just travel.
I would just live by the beach. I'm like, honestly,
international pop star. Actually, yes.
Oh, you know what? Yes, I would go on a world tour.
(24:55):
This is me, by the way. Yeah, legit, legit.
Follow Heidi on Spotify. Yes.
That's what I would do if I had.If money wasn't an object, I
would follow Heidi on Spotify. I would live on an island in the
Philippines and forget about theworld, El Nido specifically, and
never come back here in Canada. Mabuhay.
(25:20):
Thank you so much. Y'all for listening?
(25:43):
Have a wonderful. Night, babe.
Thanks guys. They're worth.
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