September 4, 2024 • 52 mins
The Legacy introduces they're newest member with another Q&A episode tune and don't forget to subscribe and leave a like
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
(00:00):
Welcome back to the podcast Z.
(00:03):
Once again, this is an episode, but this is an installment.
We're about to install y'all with some knowledge.
You know what?
Speaking of installments, we've been installed with someone else new who's into the podcast legacy.
And we got M-S-O, most slept on froggy right here in the flesh.
(00:34):
Laugh.
We're right here talking to y'all.
It's a QA episode.
You should tune in and ask us some questions because right now, right here, MSO is going to be answering.
And I answered a couple of them too.
That's it?
That's it?
Yeah.
You two hardworking individuals.
Man.
Aren't you a hardworking individual?
(00:55):
Oh, bro.
That's it.
It's only three things.
It's only three things we're doing in this life.
All right.
What's that?
All right.
Three things.
All right.
Grinding.
Grinding.
Lifting.
Lifting.
And weaving.
I'mma be honest.
Hey, animation.
As if you couldn't tell.
As if you couldn't tell.
You done teaching Raku.
(01:16):
Ramen.
He asked us our favorite color.
Mine is like, it's like three.
I got gray, black, and white.
I got gray, black, and white.
It's, it's red, blue, probably black.
Gray.
Okay.
Look, we got to pick one.
Somebody said we're going to have to, you got to pick one or you going to lose a hand.
(01:40):
I'm going with gray, I think.
Gray just looks so clean.
It do, it do, but it's got, it's got to be black for me, bro.
If it's only, if it's only one thing, it only one color I can wear for the rest of my time
on this earth, bro, it's going to be the black outfit.
That's called that.
It makes sense.
(02:01):
I feel the same way.
Well, except for, except for different colors.
Except for, except for gray.
So like previously on the last episode, I was like, I'm going to have to pick one.
So we got pre, we got pre-made questions.
Hi mom.
Mom in the crowd.
(02:22):
We're doing another QA episode.
So ask some questions if you won't help us out.
But we got pre-made questions, questions that's been made, the acts to us from our shorts,
from our videos.
A lot of people have been sent them to Spotify and all those things.
How they could do that?
Why?
(02:43):
Because we got Spotify.
We're on Spotify.
We're on Pekdora.
We're on Amazon.
We're everywhere.
We're here on YouTube right now.
Come right here and chill with us.
Come ask us questions.
Ask him questions.
Ask him questions.
He's asking questions today.
Well, he's going to answer questions.
My bad, my bad.
Let me slow down a little bit.
Let me slow down a little bit.
That's alright.
(03:04):
Go get in the edit.
Go get in the edit.
It's a little 60 right now.
Man.
Alright, first question.
What do you think is happening in the MCU?
Whether you're at the date to what's going on in the movies right now, what do you think
is going on in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
(03:28):
Honestly, this speculation that I think is going to be a big hit is that we're going
to be on the same page.
I think it's not too many new stories that still are going to be released for a minute.
I think what they plot is through introducing the multiverse, I really think that they're
(03:53):
just going to ride that for a minute.
They're going to keep on having different variations of pre-existing characters that's
coming in that alternate realities.
I really think that's what they're going to run until their writers come up with some
new hot shit.
Did you see the dead pull over?
(04:14):
Man, not yet bro.
I was trying to see it last weekend.
Hey, we're building a team.
What if I told you we were putting a team together?
It's my anime.
It's my Avengers line.
Period.
I'm building a team.
So we're building a team to go watch this again.
So you want to link up with us, we're going to be going to see it again.
(04:37):
Maybe this weekend we can.
I don't know, but we're going to go see it again soon.
I want to see it again.
It's real good.
And what you just said is a little similar to what happened in the movie, which is interesting
possibly.
So, we might be on the same page.
Watch out bro.
Hey, we keep it showing though.
Don't play with me.
(04:59):
Look into my eyes.
Alright.
Now, you good people, you know, we know you good people.
You invited to the cookout.
You eat baked beans?
Oh yeah.
What's the best baked beans?
That's what someone else asked.
The best baked beans?
Yeah, what's the best baked beans for you?
How would you feel to be the best baked beans?
(05:22):
I live in a, like an Hispanic household, right?
Right?
Okay, so it ain't as much baked beans.
It's just always beans.
This is always beans.
Like yeah, like no, seriously breakfast, dinner, bro, lunches, like I mean they keep the fucking
they keep the protein.
It's strange messing up.
But if we like, we have to cook out, bro, give me, give me, give me a little heat.
(05:50):
Not too aggressive.
Alright.
Right?
Just, you know, you know, a little zing in the back.
Give me a, give me an alternative, an alternative accent flavor.
You feel me a little bit of, maybe, maybe a little bit of bacon.
Maybe, I don't know, maybe just a zesty season than I expected.
You feel me like.
(06:11):
So you don't really like them like sweet or do you like them like kick to it?
Honestly, I can appreciate either one.
I get down with beans, bro.
It don't even matter, bro.
It don't matter a pinto beans, black beans, any, any type of bean, I'm there for it, bro.
Like, it's protein, so it's good.
Those are the rules.
(06:32):
It's fine, man.
Let me make some big beans.
Okay.
Favorite movie.
What's your favorite movie?
Phantom of the Opera.
Phantom of the Opera?
Hotter.
Hey, hotter.
That's it?
Phantom of the Opera.
Why?
Alright, so.
Honestly.
That movie, that movie, I saw probably for the first time when I was like, maybe nine
(06:57):
or 10, okay, it was 15, 16 years ago.
Alright, so.
I was so captivated.
Like, not the new one, not the remake.
Alright, we're got color.
I'm talking the old black belt.
Alright, classic.
Yeah.
It's a complex story.
You know what I mean?
It's like you want to be like mad at the Phantom.
But you also want to understand that he came from like a horrible background.
(07:23):
So it's like this may not even necessarily be too much of his like, I don't know, he
been alone.
I'm going to say that it makes it more interesting for me.
Oh, I don't know how much I can break it down.
I don't want to ruin them for you.
Oh, that's okay.
You know, they say five or nine years is the cut off for spoilers.
(07:44):
Alright, alright, alright.
This is a classic story, age old.
Right.
Past time at this point.
Alright, so he was like, he was alone, he was isolated, you know what I mean?
He was like abused because he was like a freak, he'd have formed, you know, nothing.
So like, he ain't never had nobody, nothing.
But he was a genius when they came to like making music, writing operas.
(08:08):
Right?
So he just like kept like the underground, you know, of like this old opera.
And he created like masterpieces after masterpieces, right?
There's only one person I know about him.
He like trained this lady, okay, to be like an incredible singer and all that.
But he get like a little obsessed with it and he's like, yeah, that's mine.
(08:30):
And it's not a choice.
Okay.
So anyways, it was a story line in the vocals, right?
The vocal is real every single time I listen to it, I get mad goosebumps.
I know that's not like a real masculine thing to do, Don, but I like to say that it's really
pretty good opera out there.
I just watched this opera episode of The Simpsons, it was really good.
(08:53):
I've never heard some of the music to my Spotify.
Right.
Okay.
I kind of appreciate the music.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So honestly, the biggest thing is the vocals.
It's the vocals.
Like I ain't seen nothing that's matched it since that movie.
Okay.
Okay.
Let me see.
For the next one.
(09:15):
Who's your favorite DBZ character?
You know, Vegeta.
Vegeta?
Vegeta.
Vegeta the real hero, what a fucking story.
Hard to my friends.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Trunks.
Trunks?
Bro is hard, but Vegeta.
But Vegeta, him, bro.
(09:36):
When I started, I was like, you know, like the typical failure.
I was like, oh, Goku the guy.
And then like, it's more like, it depends on the main character for me.
But more and more as I become more like, I don't know, as I increase my XP when it comes
to anime, the more I tend to go for like the abstract character, the edgy Mitch on the
(10:04):
screen, I was more relatable, you know, when I was like an innocent little child, I was
like, oh, no, you know, like, oh, the main character.
Like, um, yeah, everything changed for me, bro.
When like, when I've seen the way, when I've seen the way that, uh, that Vegeta absolutely
popped off when it hit the light, his family.
Like, oh, like, I mean, he's the most powerful he ever became because because someone tried
(10:30):
to step to the King.
I was like, you know what?
You actually the one.
Like, Goku, Loki, the reason that, like, you know, that the universe keep being like,
like in trouble and not risk, like he just like, he just want to throw his hands.
And you like abandon his son like, for years, just to go get stronger.
Like, he actually like a whole other person.
He just the strongest one.
(10:52):
I got a question that might just gonna bring us back to that.
Piccolo is a great character.
I like Piccolo Slim.
They call Piccolo Slim.
The new one, uh, from the movie.
Uh, that's Piccolo Slim because he got, um, all his lines is gone.
So.
Wait, didn't he both obtain new forms?
(11:13):
Yeah.
That's Piccolo Slim.
That's crazy.
I'm not gonna lie.
Hey, when I saw that movie, I was like, hey, I was with a bad ass shorty, bro.
I was a little distracted.
I was like, I'm gonna keep it a 5.
That was amazing.
No, don't, don't get a twist.
I would push it off to see that, that the main point, but it's like, it was moments
when we was not fully, uh, invested in movie.
(11:35):
This is, um, this is a kid's show.
It's not a kid's show.
This is a family show.
It's kind of a family show.
I'm getting PG.
Yeah, I'm just, yeah, of course, of course.
Only respect, only respect, only respect.
I love the one from the high five.
I think you were.
I wasn't.
(11:56):
I needed something more.
All right.
All right.
All right.
Kid drink a drink.
Man, Kendrick, bro, any, anyone over drink.
I, hot take.
He's never, he's never been the guy for me.
He's never been the guy for me.
If you could cosplay as any DBZ character, who would it be?
(12:20):
Oh man, the cosplay.
Probably.
Yeah.
Super Saiyan, like, like Super Saiyan 2 Gohan.
Right.
Cell, the cell aren't.
Injured or not injured.
Like Father Sun, Kamehameha version, or like right when he like punching cell juniors and
blowing them up.
No, when he, no, when he first, when he first, like a two of a kind.
(12:45):
Tears in his eyes.
That, that was something, that was something different.
Like, I mean.
I remember seeing that.
I remember seeing Goku first, that was Super Saiyan.
That blew me away.
I was like, oh, snacks.
It's by, this is different.
I was like, I've never seen a character get so mad and change the whole life or the whole
(13:11):
playing field.
Yeah.
Like that.
Yeah.
But for whatever reason, Gohan's, Gohan achieving Super Saiyan 2 hit harder from, like, of course,
of course, the initial, you know, achievement of Super Saiyan was like really built up and
you know, an iconic moment.
But like, how old were you when the first Super Saiyan happened?
(13:33):
So like growing up, I was able to catch, you know, a part of an episode here or there,
but like, it wasn't anything I was allowed to watch.
Right.
So I wasn't like, following along with that.
So when I actually saw it, it was like, on a streaming service after, like way after
it had been released.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
So I don't know when that actual episode was.
(13:54):
So it was like, you had the experience at all.
Okay.
That makes sense.
Yeah.
Gohan had a really good moment.
But after that, I'm so disappointed.
Because he was supposed to pass over Torch to Gohan.
That's how they ended like that.
Because it was supposed to originally go from Gohan.
Goku's supposed to be gone.
I mean, that makes sense.
(14:15):
I feel like that's what they should have done.
I mean, like, I'd like Goku or whatever, you know, I'm glad he's still in the show.
But when they passed Torch was it would have been perfect.
It would have been perfect.
And like, if you would have like, that means that Gohan would have like continued his training
because who else will save the world?
You wouldn't have like wasted time getting all soft like on like college and all that.
(14:37):
We never got to see Gohan or Judo team up.
Right.
As long as they've been around each other, fighting each other, fighting with each other,
we never see the team up with them.
Maybe on Namek, but it was Krillin in there.
So I wouldn't say it was just them two in the team up.
I feel like, I feel like bro, it's just gonna like,
(14:58):
that's your kid.
I mean, you can't go on to.
I mean, wouldn't you at the end of the day, you're talking about like, I had a crime.
He said I had a born life for my super saver form.
I'm gonna have to fuck meteors and shit.
Literally.
And this is, he got half, half blood and his potential is higher.
(15:23):
Yeah.
Yeah.
Bro, just a hyperbolic time champion like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, bro,
was like a certified child when he hit that.
Gohan was like, he's like 12.
Realistically, yeah.
Because Vegeta could have been 19 on Namek and then by time the cell games,
(15:45):
Pete with Trunks and everybody all there, Vegeta's like 24.
But I feel like, I feel like even when he first, when he first arrived, you know what I mean?
I feel like he's been broke.
You know, you don't give me like a, oh, I just like popped out the house.
Well.
It's my first road trip.
He got to be like, he got to know like 18, 19, 17 to 19 when he first got there.
(16:11):
Because when he was first introduced, he was like, yeah, remember how dumb his voice was?
I mean, you know, he had a raspy, Napa, you didn't tell me that I'm not the strongest.
When Barak got killed, Vegeta was the kid and eating fruit over there.
So he's only older than Kakarot then.
I mean, well, they were the same age.
I think he was just out the womb able to move around.
(16:35):
Vegeta couldn't go cut the stain there because he was weak.
What kind of music do we make?
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I could, yo.
To be honest, I don't want to do all the, that empty, like hypy type of things.
You know what I mean?
Like make music that would really strike a chord in people.
(16:56):
You know what I mean?
Real life problems, an actual like opposition, oppression, things like that.
Like, I would rather be based on like reality, like internal spiritual things.
Not so much like materialistic, like, I mean, you know, nonsense.
What's the music about?
What I should be about, like the art and the culture.
Like I want something like if someone's going through like some real life problems, like,
(17:21):
they gonna come me on, they gonna put us on whatever the case may be.
And then they will be like, man, like I'm not alone.
That's one of the reasons why D-Rap's, why he made it hard to go as a beacon for people
going through the darkness basically.
Apple or Samsung.
Like I got an iPhone, okay.
Oh!
(17:42):
All of it.
And I just, and I just, I'm just being a hat iPhone.
Okay.
And honestly, I don't, I don't support him.
I don't support him.
Like it's just, it's just, I don't remember enough of the information I need to have to
like convert.
You feel me?
(18:03):
What?
I need like the safety net.
No, it's just, it's just.
I think as far as actual like, like functionality and like, like, um, like user friendliness,
you know what I mean?
Like it's gotta be, it's gotta be Samsung, right?
My brother got one and um, he can do all type of things that like I can just, I could only
observe.
(18:24):
Like hey, how can you do that?
And like the way better.
And like two windows at once.
Little pop-up windows.
And they way better for like, for like security.
And uh, and they have a lot of like features that like you just can't access a lot.
So I guess, I guess Samsung, even though like, even though I ain't got it, I'm saying if
(18:45):
I'm gonna recommend something for you to come.
So let me, it's gonna be that.
Okay.
Next is Goku a good dad.
No.
Oh.
Straight up, sort of, viable, terrible parent.
Damn.
Like he taught, he taught, he taught bro to grow his hands, which is cool.
You know what I mean?
(19:06):
He ain't want him to like, he want him to grow up weak.
That's fine.
But he definitely tried to like, tried to like make sure that he stayed like an ignorant
like meathead so that he could be powerful.
You know what I mean?
He's like, hey, don't get an education.
Don't make nothing out of your life.
Just throw your hands.
And I'm like, any like, any dipped out for years just because it's like, I want to be
(19:29):
more powerful.
Like, man, did that on his wife.
All that horrible partner.
Good fighter, bad dad.
All right.
Favorite anime.
Me doing this.
I can't do that.
Here's what.
It's so many genres, right?
And there's so many different like, so many different storylines, you know what I mean?
(19:51):
For me to really be like, I'll tell you, I would tell you, you stuck on the island.
You don't got one that you could watch over and over again.
I always thought that I could never have a favorite.
But then I realized I do have a favorite.
I feel like I don't have.
I feel like I don't.
I feel like I haven't seen enough anime yet for me to, I don't know.
(20:13):
I haven't seen enough anime yet for me to, for me to like, for it to be fair for me to
claim that this one is top tier.
You know what I mean?
No, I'm not saying that you're saying this is the best.
You're saying what is your favorite?
I would say, I would say the one that had me most invested, right?
And I was watching it, I was saying not the best, but the most invested.
(20:34):
The one I was most excited about seeing in the next episode for.
The first watch through, Death Note.
Death Note changed my life.
Death Note changed my life.
Death Note changed my life.
I'm not sure you're watching it right now.
This is a good rewatch.
Man, the first season, untouched, unmatched.
Second season, real disappointed.
Really fell off.
(20:55):
Yeah.
It was, it was just alright.
But that first season was.
It's still enjoyable, but that's fine.
Oh man.
I got, I got so much Death Note merch.
Yeah.
So much, bro.
Because he says it better than that.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
I used to think I could, I'd have a favorite one, but then we'd see the round talking one
(21:18):
day and we came up with an actual like top 20.
It was tough, but my top five was easier to make than the top 15.
Let me break it down for him.
What's the top five?
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah.
Give me the book of M.
I'm asking the questions though.
Top five anime list coming right at your face.
(21:39):
Top five.
Thanks for being patient.
Number five, Angel Beats.
Angel Beats to be my number five.
That was the first anime I watched that really had me sitting back, analyzing life.
And that anime made me look at life with a kind of different perspective because that
anime is some fire.
(22:00):
Bro, I still, I still ain't seen it.
I don't know where to, I don't know where to find it.
They just took it down.
So it's no more Angel Beats then.
It's new and they got these subs still on Crunchy Road, but.
Oh, I'll run some.
I weirdly enough, I prefer dub or sub.
I like both.
I'm so addicted.
I just take it however I can get it because I watch both because I'm sub.
(22:24):
I watched it.
I don't hate dog and dog.
It's a lot less strange.
I'm not about to bend the desks.
But sub, I just, I tend to feel like the voice actors on sub tend to be better.
Number four is Psycho Pass.
Psycho Pass is the real deal, holy feel.
(22:46):
Go check it out.
Psycho Pass.
A lot of people will be confused with the, when they talk about the colors and everything
like that.
Look at it like credit scores.
That's how I say it.
It's easier when you look at that one.
No, that's fair.
That genuinely works.
It makes it so much easier to break it down with people.
It's the thing I worry about the Hughes and anything else.
(23:11):
Number three, Hunter and Hunter.
Oh.
Hunter, Hunter, Hunter.
Because this is my favorite out of all them Shonen shows, the Dragon Ball Z's, the Naruto's,
because it's the darkest out of them in the fights in the stakes are like actually, you
feel like you don't know how they're going to get out of this sometimes.
(23:32):
You know, the air be thick watching some of the fights.
No, yeah.
When Carapica was the main character, like they switched off, you forgot going and it
was even there.
And it was just like, bro, it was about the half you going down a hole.
You could get out of it.
Bro got his big boy.
Bro held it down.
(23:53):
He held it down.
Man, he said, nobody's been done.
Could you imagine having the Phantom Troop is big fucking.
As long as dude, he's a fight out of someone's face.
Man, and he was talking about like, all right, cool.
Yeah, that was just a trial run.
Now I know all of you, every single one of you.
(24:16):
Y'all are food.
Y'all are dinner.
This is like, man.
He's so with any follow up.
Man, follow it up.
Number two, boom, and I can just brother the story front to back.
Front to back.
(24:38):
And then number one is Steins Gate the entire series because Steins Gate is this time.
It's time travel.
Got a little romance, a little good love story in his plot.
And it's just good.
It's just real good.
What about fits?
If you could be any animal, what would it be?
(25:00):
Any animal?
Yep.
Oh, man.
Orca.
Orca?
Orca.
A whale?
Maybe a big ass whale.
Okay.
That or like a falcon.
But I think end of the day, orca.
I was looking at it like a day to day animal.
(25:21):
I picked like a dog, but for long terms I picked a bird just because it's a freedom.
Yeah, I would love to be able to fly, right?
Thing is like, would have heard at the end of the day, like, that's all you got, bro.
You just, you just.
You see that big bird.
(25:42):
And like, they could be like, you know, they can get money.
It could be hit by a plane.
You know, it's like.
Like, the Orcas, like they're, they're like, they're hyper intelligent.
They're just a little lot of like sadistic, low key, like, um, and they're, I mean, they're,
(26:05):
they're untouched.
There are untouched, there's, there is nothing in the ocean that's going to be like run the
ones because they're like, you didn't, you're food.
Yeah.
Like even like.
Oh.
That part, that part.
Okay.
How about this?
What's the best fast food?
This Chipotle kind of fast food because it's just like a little assembly line.
(26:28):
It is okay.
Yeah.
You like Chipotle?
Chipotle, who you going with?
I do.
I do.
I do.
Big Chipotle.
Yeah.
Ain't no wrong with Chipotle.
My favorite, my favorite post-gen meal.
All right.
This one might take a little bit more.
Shows reimagined.
(26:49):
SpongeBob has a horror mystery thriller thing, right?
Oh yeah.
Here is my, like my plot, my plot, this is my thesis.
All right.
This is what you do.
Oh, this is what it is.
All right.
Mr. Krabs.
All right.
He got that door.
Obviously not his door.
Okay.
(27:10):
But you know how there's a whale in jail?
What if, all right.
What if that whale was Pearl's father?
And the reason that, the reason he's there is for the murder of his wife.
(27:39):
All right.
Mr. Krabs comes.
He sees that carcass.
Okay.
And that is actual secret ingredient in the Krabby Patty recipe.
Okay.
Now, to take it a step further, why do you think he's raising Pearl?
(28:04):
Is there absolutely anything she wants so that she never goes away to college?
Because when that runs out.
Got the beer.
Oh my.
SpongeBob, reimagined.
Y'all hear that story?
(28:28):
It was written here first.
Hey copyright.
I don't know the copyright for more, but I just kind of made an episode.
I'm going to come up with some way better ones and I'm going to randomly text you.
Who's your favorite game company?
Game company?
It's, it's Sony.
It's PlayStation 1.
(28:49):
Because honestly, well, maybe I was a doctor.
I don't know, but, but like, I just think so for their exclusives, you know, I think God
award better than, better than Halo.
Hot take.
(29:10):
Okay.
But that being said, I think for actual functionality, right?
Xbox was superior.
But I don't know.
So you think God award is this, but this is my question right here.
Do you think God award as an IP can hold a candle to any Nintendo's IPs?
(29:37):
We talking first party?
I ain't on my first party.
Mario, Zelda, Nintendo run the first party game.
Yoshi.
Let's see.
(29:58):
Super Smash Bros.
Okay.
No, I see it.
Like, Nintendo did.
They did.
They did make the big ones.
They did like, currently.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
I see Nintendo, Nintendo probably never, never get in touch as far as the legacy.
(30:28):
You know what I mean?
Like what they did, what they're doing, like they come up with the, they come up with the,
with the timeless games.
They got the Evergreen.
Yeah.
So honestly, honestly maybe Nintendo is actually like the greatest.
I mean, my opinion, I'm going to send that out of them all.
I'm not saying that PlayStation ain't up there and everything.
(30:53):
They did make the PS2.
Right.
I'm saying my favorite console.
My favorite console.
I would say like the thing that I'm most comfortable playing with would be Sony.
I guess who's actually done it best, if you're breaking down the facts, probably Nintendo.
My favorite Nintendo.
I love my Switch.
It's so convenient.
(31:15):
I could play my console game in my car on break.
So that is a really nice feature, but I cannot, cannot get behind that, that the controller
is a Kit Kat.
But why not just use the actual controller then?
(31:37):
Yeah, you can get a converter.
No, it's just a controller.
There's some sick people.
It's just a version of, it's a version of what Xbox and PlayStation is doing.
That's all it is.
I didn't know, I didn't know that that was a thing that existed in the past.
Probably they got a pro controller too.
I don't think I'll be up to date on anything.
(32:00):
But yeah, I'm always trying to get everybody to get a Switch.
I'm buying another Switch.
I'm just saying this because this, it's been out for seven years and it's still top selling
console.
That is crazy.
Man, and then made the Gamecube, bro.
64.
Man.
Like, my argument in my episode was that Timber's the only company that still cares.
(32:26):
They let you have local.
I'm getting to play local games anymore on any of the other consoles.
Your homes will still come over.
I played Mario Party, Adult Mario Party.
Adult Mario Party when you lose, but you read first.
You read first from the Bible.
You don't promote no bad things.
(32:48):
Every time you lose a match.
So, just to be able to do that with people all over in the same room.
All in same TV.
No, you definitely right.
Everything about Xbox and PlayStation, especially Sony, I feel like.
Everything, everything a money grab.
(33:09):
Everything a money grab.
Everything.
Nothing without paying them for.
I swear.
Yeah, you're right.
You're right.
That's not like, not to swear or anything, but I'm just saying.
Nintendo, different now still.
I keep a console for seven years, and still we win it.
Yeah.
New consoles come out.
(33:30):
You'd be thinking, you're bringing up a lot of things I don't think about ever.
Because honestly, I just don't think about Nintendo often or really gaming at all.
I recently got my console back, like I got another one after my other one was lifted.
New gaming videos coming.
Stay tuned.
And, man, I played it like a couple of times and I ain't touched it since.
(33:52):
That was like five months ago.
It's fun for what they got on there, but it's just, I don't know, it's just how it feels with,
it's just with life and findable games actually put your time into.
That's also what it is.
Yeah.
Okay, okay.
If you could ask your future self one thing, what would it be?
(34:16):
We're in our last few questions and we're gonna bring it on home.
Hmm.
Just one question.
Just one question.
That's it.
No, like, is it strictly one question?
Oh yeah, yeah, one question.
(34:37):
Is it worth it?
It's it.
Would it either be that, either be that or was that, like, was that genuinely the absolute
best you could have done?
You know what I mean?
Like, like, like, did you send it or like, did you never, did you never try to become?
(35:00):
Probably so, any of this, I'm telling you the thing.
I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was just asking one thing,
one thing, does it all work out?
Right.
Like, that's just really it.
I thought that's still a nice saying, right?
What you saying?
(35:21):
Because like, is it all worth it?
Because I know that I'm saying, I was like, I'll just get back to what I'm doing and
saying on the right track.
If you can't, what's the other dream office?
What would be your dream record that you were putting in this office?
And I mean anything.
I picked the chocolate fountain.
All right.
Anything.
(35:42):
Anything in this office.
You got whatever you want.
It's your office.
Okay.
Love one.
All right.
All right.
What do you want to put in there?
I don't have jewelry case.
All right.
I mean, next love like, you know, I mean, it's crazy.
(36:11):
It's not just like, it's not just like BDS and shit.
You know what I mean?
It's like, it's like, you know what I mean?
Like, like, like, like you have to have gotten this out of the temple on some like, on some
sarcastic.
Like, no, not, no, no, it's a Stephanie.
Like, like, like ancient, like rare artifacts, like things that would genuinely like blow
(36:34):
your mind looking at it.
And of course a lot of stuff still, still, still, still.
You know, you're gonna help us go to Egypt and buy some of our stuff.
You know, they hate white people though.
You might be alive, but they hate white people in Egypt.
So you know, it's real hard.
It's real hard for us to get in there.
If we go to the Mexico, you know, I guys think we're gonna do something.
Man, we could go to Guatemala, hit up to Cal.
(36:55):
Hey, we got a lot of fans over in, um, what areas in it?
What areas in what area?
Like, Guatemala?
Yeah, like, what areas?
Like, South Central, like, with like, uh, so I don't know.
Guatemala is like, it's like a series of islands.
But that's like Southern America, right?
South America?
(37:16):
We got fans down South America, we know, we see, uh, Ecuador.
Shout out.
Chilean.
Shout out.
Brazil.
Still here.
Yeah.
It's more Santiago.
Okay.
But, um, uh, let's see.
It's gonna be, it's gonna be real relaxed.
Yeah.
It's also gonna be some real relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing,
(37:45):
relaxing, grounding things, right?
It's gonna be a little, it's gonna be a little, it's gonna be a little waterfall.
Well, the fall is a little waterfall.
It's gonna be, it's gonna be some bamboo.
Because bamboo is the plan of money.
Okay, so I'll let you know that.
Y'all trying to manifest your wealth, get some bamboo.
It's awesome.
Um, uh, man, I just feel like I would want just real odd things, real, real non-typical
(38:14):
things, not anything like that.
I feel like it would be, I would want, I would want like, like a lot of like grounding,
spiritual, um, like major rocks.
You know, like the ones that go with a lot of frequencies, like type of rocks and stuff.
That would be the other thing, and I would have a lot of stones.
(38:35):
I have like different bracelets with like, you know, like these like tiger's eyes.
Like, from one of those places where they have the stones of spiritual.
Yeah, and Buddhist, I would have a lot of Buddhist merch, to be honest.
I mean, I've been slacking on it recently, but I was constantly meditating.
I really want to get back on it, but I have not been allowing myself enough time to outlash.
(38:58):
Once you meditate enough, then you can have a natural high that goes on passively.
That's why I've been that since I was originally into it.
And this is taking like, just a lot of, a lot of meditation.
The key to really good meditation is not about how you're doing it, where you're doing it.
The main thing about meditation is you're breathing.
(39:21):
Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
All that stuff, because that's why you're breathing, relax.
We need to breath in, relax, and get more relaxed.
And upon that line, and then you'll, once you get locked into that zone,
you meditate, and that's your high.
I'm just like, right there.
But it's just, I don't know.
(39:45):
I think the best part of it is to be so, so free of self.
Feel one with that.
We're all one.
Full of alchemy.
You are the world.
We are the one, and the one is us.
(40:08):
That's really it.
You're taking everything and realizing that you are everything.
And everything exists right where you are and you're existing in as much as you can.
And everything else around you will go on.
But also, grounding yourself.
Yes.
Honestly, I have to meditate for a minute.
It's so amazing.
(40:30):
Okay.
If you could live in any sitcom show, TV show, we just put sitcoms.
That's the actually originally acts.
If you could live in any sitcom show, it would be Simpsons and Family Guy,
Simpsons and American Idol, all the shows come to sitcoms.
(40:52):
Just in case.
Future on the movie.
Yeah.
I like Future On.
It would be that.
So it's hard, right?
Because I think like the Simpsons, because I would be able to be the first one to know what's been happening 30 years in the future.
(41:14):
Like, you know, like I could get all the Easter eggs.
IRL.
But like.
Future on the movie.
Like, I mean, I'm having robots and like you can like, it's like anything they just feel like being a thing that exists just does.
So like you can be all that.
(41:36):
That's what we do on types of stuff.
Yeah, I'm gonna say Future On.
Future On was nice.
That's pretty good.
I picked High Metronome or Seinfeld.
What was that?
Seinfeld.
Seinfeld first.
Because it's so savage that I feel like I would feel at home.
(42:02):
And it's so great.
I love Seinfeld bro. I watched so much of that.
Like, just the way they talk to me.
It's really how I feel like I live life for how we act.
I got to hear from Nick Nick Bear everybody.
It's how I see stuff and all that.
It was like.
Yeah, it was Seinfeld.
It was Seinfeld bro.
If you could open up a business, what would it be?
(42:28):
To be honest, I might have like a kind of like financial firm.
Alright, like I'm gonna do that.
I'll be heavily in like real estate stocks.
All of that, right? Because I'm obsessed with like finance.
Like not money.
Yeah, but just the actual working of finance.
Yes, like finding like a...
(42:52):
Man, even like the terminology bro, you know what I mean?
Like I love all of everything about it bro.
Like figuring out like how to get like your money working for you.
Like comparing rates and figuring out how you can get like the best rate of returns.
Like how you can create like passive income and like...
And you know like returns on the best.
Like all of it's like...
(43:14):
Just in case I didn't know, a million of these have seven forms of income.
Tax.
Yeah, so it would definitely be something like that.
Because it was something that I genuinely enjoy doing.
Like it's like those kinds of things, the way that I've incorporated it already into my own life.
(43:38):
That's like every single morning bro.
Like I have to make myself wait until the stock market opens up.
Man, it's really terrible how things are right now.
I just kind of just...
It's been rough.
It's been hard to want to hold my positions with how much they've been dropping like my net gains.
(44:04):
So high by low.
Yeah, and that's been the one upside to how bad, like how much like all of the rates have dropped recently.
It's because like now...
Like you can buy in cheap.
Yeah.
Like a lot cheaper. So then when it comes back up, I mean your net gains...
Yeah, so once it comes back...
It's attacking right now why it's like this.
(44:26):
Because I got to the point where I finally started to forget about it and not pay attention to it.
And so that's been the point I really wanted to get to.
Not having to want to look at it every day because it's like totally crazy.
I mainly look at this YouTube and R stuff every day because it's really interesting to look at it.
(44:51):
It's so hard for me not to look at it.
Which I'm not even doing a form of investing where like the daily rate's not right.
So I'm doing like this thing that's so curious and looking how to go and watching the percentages and then the numbers go.
Even if it's just like it'll be 10.1865234.
(45:16):
But even then it's like oh it went to 1.501.550.
It's just like those little things.
It's an addiction.
It's an addiction where like it's like I'm so hooked on it.
I'm trying not to look at it as often but like it's interesting.
It's genuinely that's the thing is it has so much of my attention.
(45:37):
Like you know even when it's like even when it's bad I'm still going through all of the like all of like the different like charts to see like.
Like see whatever information you find.
We will that have some pretty good information to give you like little like information.
It's like so and so place have this really late old layoffs.
(45:58):
Oh yeah.
It shows you like what world stuff is going on at least to certain issues.
I got the I got like the whatever the finance app you know and it's like um um it give me like constant updates on like on like like the like the daily development.
Yeah.
Like all of the most major companies like S&P 500 you know what I mean like um so I have I feel like I have like it feels like it's like the inside scoop like I'm way more like involved now that I've made that an active part of my life because I know what's happening not necessarily with my stock in the market.
(46:38):
It was more beneficial than actually like for some people suffering Facebook.
Yeah.
No.
I'm actually something something that's knowledge.
So that's why I've been like why I've fallen behind on like anime and just shows in general is that now I'm investing all of my time into into personal like like mental and spiritual development.
(47:00):
Right.
So like instead of like instead of like like a show I'm I'm studying Spanish you know what I mean instead of like instead of instead of going out right I'm creating I'm creating new accounts to give me like like you know like I've got.
Like a greater rate of return or I'm looking over my chart so I can make better investments planning like everything goes towards basically the future become the person that I want to become.
(47:28):
But I feel bad because I've fallen behind on anime.
That's why I love it.
We're going to get there.
My anime reviews all that stuff will be there and ready for you.
All right.
Last one.
What's something new that you want to do something new.
Yeah.
That I want to do.
Do you mean like an activity or like something that I want to see everything I want to see the entire world like every single place I want to learn the cultures I want to experience the lifestyles you know what I mean I want to I want to see you.
(48:08):
Yes.
All of you bro when I'm on my when I'm on my deathbed bro I want to be like it's like no matter what we're talking about no matter like like what the contacts is.
I got some for that.
I've been there I experienced it.
This is why we gotta stay on what we do right now.
So does.
We got the passport.
(48:29):
So we'll get it.
We finally got the passport.
So any day that I decide like you know what.
Let's catch a flight.
We can do that.
So we got this door man.
You got to get out of here.
No.
We're about to get out of here and we need y'all to come with us.
Yes sir.
We got people everywhere.
Everywhere.
(48:50):
I close the book in with some emphasis.
We got people out in China.
We see you all Hong Kong.
What's up.
Sir.
Anything.
When you see them at where else are some people at.
Oh man.
I know someone's in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
You see someone in Brooklyn.
(49:11):
Hey.
Can't sleep on the diamonds in Canada.
Canada.
We see y'all in Canada.
Sir.
Hey.
Take a hold.
London.
We got quite a London.
We we everywhere.
France.
Romania.
Man.
Romania.
Romania.
Albania.
Man.
Everywhere.
(49:32):
Mexico.
We got some really close Hispanic friends and hopefully they get the word out to y'all
because they trying to get us so we can get the word out to y'all fluently.
If you know what we mean.
And so we're going to keep on working for y'all.
Pretty soon they going to be saying done they asked the podcast.
(49:54):
And so keep on tuning in for us.
Definitely.
We're looking for us on Twitter.
Remember it is.
Let me get y'all right.
T.O.
Podcast Z.
Follow.
Legacy News 101.
(50:16):
S.S.
Follow DTE Legacy.
Follow True Crimes Legacy.
Follow DRX.
He's on SoundCloud.
He got mix tapes, albums all on there.
Follow Zorilla.
We got L.S.O.
In the flesh right here with us.
Froggy.
He here.
(50:37):
Yes.
Join the legacy.
The legacy continues to grow.
We got other people coming.
It's so much more.
We got guests that's going to be tuning in.
We getting everything for y'all.
You got anything else you want to say to people?
We're going to hit y'all with this piece of positivity.
But what's you want to say to them?
Just you know what else you got?
(50:58):
Oh my God.
What else you going to say?
What we get on out of here?
Man.
Don't skip legs.
Don't skip legs.
It ain't going to work.
We're too top heavy.
Man.
That's the one I'm going to leave away.
Now we're going to get out of this piece of positivity.
Usually how we like to rock this out is
(51:20):
at the end of every episode we get the people some peace of positivity,
some things, some words to live by,
or to go on and go be great.
For example, I'm not necessarily an example.
I'm telling y'all right now, this example is real life though.
Go out there.
Go and help somebody.
Go run down the street.
Whether it is, you just helping somebody.
(51:41):
Hey, you let the trash cans out.
Whether you go to the store.
Hey, you want this car to save you a trip from going all the way out there?
Anything, a ripple effect, like Ms. VA was saying,
one thing can go a long ways.
Buy the person to drink your friend of you.
Go and help somebody.
That's just, you know, the peace of positivity giving the people.
(52:04):
What you want to pass on to the people.
Look.
Stay, take the most genuine version of yourself at all times.
Alright, regardless of how it's received.
Just because they don't see the vision, don't mean you blind.
(52:26):
That's it.
That's it.
I wanted to live by talking to them.
Now, remember, tune in, subscribe, leave a like.
All in.
Thank you.
Welcome back to the podcast Z.
(00:03):
Once again, this is an episode, but this is an installment.
We're about to install y'all with some knowledge.
You know what?
Speaking of installments, we've been installed with someone else new who's into the podcast legacy.
And we got M-S-O, most slept on froggy right here in the flesh.
(00:34):
Laugh.
We're right here talking to y'all.
It's a QA episode.
You should tune in and ask us some questions because right now, right here, MSO is going to be answering.
And I answered a couple of them too.
That's it?
That's it?
Yeah.
You two hardworking individuals.
Man.
Aren't you a hardworking individual?
(00:55):
Oh, bro.
That's it.
It's only three things.
It's only three things we're doing in this life.
All right.
What's that?
All right.
Three things.
All right.
Grinding.
Grinding.
Lifting.
Lifting.
And weaving.
I'mma be honest.
Hey, animation.
As if you couldn't tell.
As if you couldn't tell.
You done teaching Raku.
(01:16):
Ramen.
He asked us our favorite color.
Mine is like, it's like three.
I got gray, black, and white.
I got gray, black, and white.
It's, it's red, blue, probably black.
Gray.
Okay.
Look, we got to pick one.
Somebody said we're going to have to, you got to pick one or you going to lose a hand.
(01:40):
I'm going with gray, I think.
Gray just looks so clean.
It do, it do, but it's got, it's got to be black for me, bro.
If it's only, if it's only one thing, it only one color I can wear for the rest of my time
on this earth, bro, it's going to be the black outfit.
That's called that.
It makes sense.
(02:01):
I feel the same way.
Well, except for, except for different colors.
Except for, except for gray.
So like previously on the last episode, I was like, I'm going to have to pick one.
So we got pre, we got pre-made questions.
Hi mom.
Mom in the crowd.
(02:22):
We're doing another QA episode.
So ask some questions if you won't help us out.
But we got pre-made questions, questions that's been made, the acts to us from our shorts,
from our videos.
A lot of people have been sent them to Spotify and all those things.
How they could do that?
Why?
(02:43):
Because we got Spotify.
We're on Spotify.
We're on Pekdora.
We're on Amazon.
We're everywhere.
We're here on YouTube right now.
Come right here and chill with us.
Come ask us questions.
Ask him questions.
Ask him questions.
He's asking questions today.
Well, he's going to answer questions.
My bad, my bad.
Let me slow down a little bit.
Let me slow down a little bit.
That's alright.
(03:04):
Go get in the edit.
Go get in the edit.
It's a little 60 right now.
Man.
Alright, first question.
What do you think is happening in the MCU?
Whether you're at the date to what's going on in the movies right now, what do you think
is going on in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
(03:28):
Honestly, this speculation that I think is going to be a big hit is that we're going
to be on the same page.
I think it's not too many new stories that still are going to be released for a minute.
I think what they plot is through introducing the multiverse, I really think that they're
(03:53):
just going to ride that for a minute.
They're going to keep on having different variations of pre-existing characters that's
coming in that alternate realities.
I really think that's what they're going to run until their writers come up with some
new hot shit.
Did you see the dead pull over?
(04:14):
Man, not yet bro.
I was trying to see it last weekend.
Hey, we're building a team.
What if I told you we were putting a team together?
It's my anime.
It's my Avengers line.
Period.
I'm building a team.
So we're building a team to go watch this again.
So you want to link up with us, we're going to be going to see it again.
(04:37):
Maybe this weekend we can.
I don't know, but we're going to go see it again soon.
I want to see it again.
It's real good.
And what you just said is a little similar to what happened in the movie, which is interesting
possibly.
So, we might be on the same page.
Watch out bro.
Hey, we keep it showing though.
Don't play with me.
(04:59):
Look into my eyes.
Alright.
Now, you good people, you know, we know you good people.
You invited to the cookout.
You eat baked beans?
Oh yeah.
What's the best baked beans?
That's what someone else asked.
The best baked beans?
Yeah, what's the best baked beans for you?
How would you feel to be the best baked beans?
(05:22):
I live in a, like an Hispanic household, right?
Right?
Okay, so it ain't as much baked beans.
It's just always beans.
This is always beans.
Like yeah, like no, seriously breakfast, dinner, bro, lunches, like I mean they keep the fucking
they keep the protein.
It's strange messing up.
But if we like, we have to cook out, bro, give me, give me, give me a little heat.
(05:50):
Not too aggressive.
Alright.
Right?
Just, you know, you know, a little zing in the back.
Give me a, give me an alternative, an alternative accent flavor.
You feel me a little bit of, maybe, maybe a little bit of bacon.
Maybe, I don't know, maybe just a zesty season than I expected.
You feel me like.
(06:11):
So you don't really like them like sweet or do you like them like kick to it?
Honestly, I can appreciate either one.
I get down with beans, bro.
It don't even matter, bro.
It don't matter a pinto beans, black beans, any, any type of bean, I'm there for it, bro.
Like, it's protein, so it's good.
Those are the rules.
(06:32):
It's fine, man.
Let me make some big beans.
Okay.
Favorite movie.
What's your favorite movie?
Phantom of the Opera.
Phantom of the Opera?
Hotter.
Hey, hotter.
That's it?
Phantom of the Opera.
Why?
Alright, so.
Honestly.
That movie, that movie, I saw probably for the first time when I was like, maybe nine
(06:57):
or 10, okay, it was 15, 16 years ago.
Alright, so.
I was so captivated.
Like, not the new one, not the remake.
Alright, we're got color.
I'm talking the old black belt.
Alright, classic.
Yeah.
It's a complex story.
You know what I mean?
It's like you want to be like mad at the Phantom.
But you also want to understand that he came from like a horrible background.
(07:23):
So it's like this may not even necessarily be too much of his like, I don't know, he
been alone.
I'm going to say that it makes it more interesting for me.
Oh, I don't know how much I can break it down.
I don't want to ruin them for you.
Oh, that's okay.
You know, they say five or nine years is the cut off for spoilers.
(07:44):
Alright, alright, alright.
This is a classic story, age old.
Right.
Past time at this point.
Alright, so he was like, he was alone, he was isolated, you know what I mean?
He was like abused because he was like a freak, he'd have formed, you know, nothing.
So like, he ain't never had nobody, nothing.
But he was a genius when they came to like making music, writing operas.
(08:08):
Right?
So he just like kept like the underground, you know, of like this old opera.
And he created like masterpieces after masterpieces, right?
There's only one person I know about him.
He like trained this lady, okay, to be like an incredible singer and all that.
But he get like a little obsessed with it and he's like, yeah, that's mine.
(08:30):
And it's not a choice.
Okay.
So anyways, it was a story line in the vocals, right?
The vocal is real every single time I listen to it, I get mad goosebumps.
I know that's not like a real masculine thing to do, Don, but I like to say that it's really
pretty good opera out there.
I just watched this opera episode of The Simpsons, it was really good.
(08:53):
I've never heard some of the music to my Spotify.
Right.
Okay.
I kind of appreciate the music.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So honestly, the biggest thing is the vocals.
It's the vocals.
Like I ain't seen nothing that's matched it since that movie.
Okay.
Okay.
Let me see.
For the next one.
(09:15):
Who's your favorite DBZ character?
You know, Vegeta.
Vegeta?
Vegeta.
Vegeta the real hero, what a fucking story.
Hard to my friends.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Trunks.
Trunks?
Bro is hard, but Vegeta.
But Vegeta, him, bro.
(09:36):
When I started, I was like, you know, like the typical failure.
I was like, oh, Goku the guy.
And then like, it's more like, it depends on the main character for me.
But more and more as I become more like, I don't know, as I increase my XP when it comes
to anime, the more I tend to go for like the abstract character, the edgy Mitch on the
(10:04):
screen, I was more relatable, you know, when I was like an innocent little child, I was
like, oh, no, you know, like, oh, the main character.
Like, um, yeah, everything changed for me, bro.
When like, when I've seen the way, when I've seen the way that, uh, that Vegeta absolutely
popped off when it hit the light, his family.
Like, oh, like, I mean, he's the most powerful he ever became because because someone tried
(10:30):
to step to the King.
I was like, you know what?
You actually the one.
Like, Goku, Loki, the reason that, like, you know, that the universe keep being like,
like in trouble and not risk, like he just like, he just want to throw his hands.
And you like abandon his son like, for years, just to go get stronger.
Like, he actually like a whole other person.
He just the strongest one.
(10:52):
I got a question that might just gonna bring us back to that.
Piccolo is a great character.
I like Piccolo Slim.
They call Piccolo Slim.
The new one, uh, from the movie.
Uh, that's Piccolo Slim because he got, um, all his lines is gone.
So.
Wait, didn't he both obtain new forms?
(11:13):
Yeah.
That's Piccolo Slim.
That's crazy.
I'm not gonna lie.
Hey, when I saw that movie, I was like, hey, I was with a bad ass shorty, bro.
I was a little distracted.
I was like, I'm gonna keep it a 5.
That was amazing.
No, don't, don't get a twist.
I would push it off to see that, that the main point, but it's like, it was moments
when we was not fully, uh, invested in movie.
(11:35):
This is, um, this is a kid's show.
It's not a kid's show.
This is a family show.
It's kind of a family show.
I'm getting PG.
Yeah, I'm just, yeah, of course, of course.
Only respect, only respect, only respect.
I love the one from the high five.
I think you were.
I wasn't.
(11:56):
I needed something more.
All right.
All right.
All right.
Kid drink a drink.
Man, Kendrick, bro, any, anyone over drink.
I, hot take.
He's never, he's never been the guy for me.
He's never been the guy for me.
If you could cosplay as any DBZ character, who would it be?
(12:20):
Oh man, the cosplay.
Probably.
Yeah.
Super Saiyan, like, like Super Saiyan 2 Gohan.
Right.
Cell, the cell aren't.
Injured or not injured.
Like Father Sun, Kamehameha version, or like right when he like punching cell juniors and
blowing them up.
No, when he, no, when he first, when he first, like a two of a kind.
(12:45):
Tears in his eyes.
That, that was something, that was something different.
Like, I mean.
I remember seeing that.
I remember seeing Goku first, that was Super Saiyan.
That blew me away.
I was like, oh, snacks.
It's by, this is different.
I was like, I've never seen a character get so mad and change the whole life or the whole
(13:11):
playing field.
Yeah.
Like that.
Yeah.
But for whatever reason, Gohan's, Gohan achieving Super Saiyan 2 hit harder from, like, of course,
of course, the initial, you know, achievement of Super Saiyan was like really built up and
you know, an iconic moment.
But like, how old were you when the first Super Saiyan happened?
(13:33):
So like growing up, I was able to catch, you know, a part of an episode here or there,
but like, it wasn't anything I was allowed to watch.
Right.
So I wasn't like, following along with that.
So when I actually saw it, it was like, on a streaming service after, like way after
it had been released.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
So I don't know when that actual episode was.
(13:54):
So it was like, you had the experience at all.
Okay.
That makes sense.
Yeah.
Gohan had a really good moment.
But after that, I'm so disappointed.
Because he was supposed to pass over Torch to Gohan.
That's how they ended like that.
Because it was supposed to originally go from Gohan.
Goku's supposed to be gone.
I mean, that makes sense.
(14:15):
I feel like that's what they should have done.
I mean, like, I'd like Goku or whatever, you know, I'm glad he's still in the show.
But when they passed Torch was it would have been perfect.
It would have been perfect.
And like, if you would have like, that means that Gohan would have like continued his training
because who else will save the world?
You wouldn't have like wasted time getting all soft like on like college and all that.
(14:37):
We never got to see Gohan or Judo team up.
Right.
As long as they've been around each other, fighting each other, fighting with each other,
we never see the team up with them.
Maybe on Namek, but it was Krillin in there.
So I wouldn't say it was just them two in the team up.
I feel like, I feel like bro, it's just gonna like,
(14:58):
that's your kid.
I mean, you can't go on to.
I mean, wouldn't you at the end of the day, you're talking about like, I had a crime.
He said I had a born life for my super saver form.
I'm gonna have to fuck meteors and shit.
Literally.
And this is, he got half, half blood and his potential is higher.
(15:23):
Yeah.
Yeah.
Bro, just a hyperbolic time champion like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, bro,
was like a certified child when he hit that.
Gohan was like, he's like 12.
Realistically, yeah.
Because Vegeta could have been 19 on Namek and then by time the cell games,
(15:45):
Pete with Trunks and everybody all there, Vegeta's like 24.
But I feel like, I feel like even when he first, when he first arrived, you know what I mean?
I feel like he's been broke.
You know, you don't give me like a, oh, I just like popped out the house.
Well.
It's my first road trip.
He got to be like, he got to know like 18, 19, 17 to 19 when he first got there.
(16:11):
Because when he was first introduced, he was like, yeah, remember how dumb his voice was?
I mean, you know, he had a raspy, Napa, you didn't tell me that I'm not the strongest.
When Barak got killed, Vegeta was the kid and eating fruit over there.
So he's only older than Kakarot then.
I mean, well, they were the same age.
I think he was just out the womb able to move around.
(16:35):
Vegeta couldn't go cut the stain there because he was weak.
What kind of music do we make?
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I could, yo.
To be honest, I don't want to do all the, that empty, like hypy type of things.
You know what I mean?
Like make music that would really strike a chord in people.
(16:56):
You know what I mean?
Real life problems, an actual like opposition, oppression, things like that.
Like, I would rather be based on like reality, like internal spiritual things.
Not so much like materialistic, like, I mean, you know, nonsense.
What's the music about?
What I should be about, like the art and the culture.
Like I want something like if someone's going through like some real life problems, like,
(17:21):
they gonna come me on, they gonna put us on whatever the case may be.
And then they will be like, man, like I'm not alone.
That's one of the reasons why D-Rap's, why he made it hard to go as a beacon for people
going through the darkness basically.
Apple or Samsung.
Like I got an iPhone, okay.
Oh!
(17:42):
All of it.
And I just, and I just, I'm just being a hat iPhone.
Okay.
And honestly, I don't, I don't support him.
I don't support him.
Like it's just, it's just, I don't remember enough of the information I need to have to
like convert.
You feel me?
(18:03):
What?
I need like the safety net.
No, it's just, it's just.
I think as far as actual like, like functionality and like, like, um, like user friendliness,
you know what I mean?
Like it's gotta be, it's gotta be Samsung, right?
My brother got one and um, he can do all type of things that like I can just, I could only
observe.
(18:24):
Like hey, how can you do that?
And like the way better.
And like two windows at once.
Little pop-up windows.
And they way better for like, for like security.
And uh, and they have a lot of like features that like you just can't access a lot.
So I guess, I guess Samsung, even though like, even though I ain't got it, I'm saying if
(18:45):
I'm gonna recommend something for you to come.
So let me, it's gonna be that.
Okay.
Next is Goku a good dad.
No.
Oh.
Straight up, sort of, viable, terrible parent.
Damn.
Like he taught, he taught, he taught bro to grow his hands, which is cool.
You know what I mean?
(19:06):
He ain't want him to like, he want him to grow up weak.
That's fine.
But he definitely tried to like, tried to like make sure that he stayed like an ignorant
like meathead so that he could be powerful.
You know what I mean?
He's like, hey, don't get an education.
Don't make nothing out of your life.
Just throw your hands.
And I'm like, any like, any dipped out for years just because it's like, I want to be
(19:29):
more powerful.
Like, man, did that on his wife.
All that horrible partner.
Good fighter, bad dad.
All right.
Favorite anime.
Me doing this.
I can't do that.
Here's what.
It's so many genres, right?
And there's so many different like, so many different storylines, you know what I mean?
(19:51):
For me to really be like, I'll tell you, I would tell you, you stuck on the island.
You don't got one that you could watch over and over again.
I always thought that I could never have a favorite.
But then I realized I do have a favorite.
I feel like I don't have.
I feel like I don't.
I feel like I haven't seen enough anime yet for me to, I don't know.
(20:13):
I haven't seen enough anime yet for me to, for me to like, for it to be fair for me to
claim that this one is top tier.
You know what I mean?
No, I'm not saying that you're saying this is the best.
You're saying what is your favorite?
I would say, I would say the one that had me most invested, right?
And I was watching it, I was saying not the best, but the most invested.
(20:34):
The one I was most excited about seeing in the next episode for.
The first watch through, Death Note.
Death Note changed my life.
Death Note changed my life.
Death Note changed my life.
I'm not sure you're watching it right now.
This is a good rewatch.
Man, the first season, untouched, unmatched.
Second season, real disappointed.
Really fell off.
(20:55):
Yeah.
It was, it was just alright.
But that first season was.
It's still enjoyable, but that's fine.
Oh man.
I got, I got so much Death Note merch.
Yeah.
So much, bro.
Because he says it better than that.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
I used to think I could, I'd have a favorite one, but then we'd see the round talking one
(21:18):
day and we came up with an actual like top 20.
It was tough, but my top five was easier to make than the top 15.
Let me break it down for him.
What's the top five?
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah.
Give me the book of M.
I'm asking the questions though.
Top five anime list coming right at your face.
(21:39):
Top five.
Thanks for being patient.
Number five, Angel Beats.
Angel Beats to be my number five.
That was the first anime I watched that really had me sitting back, analyzing life.
And that anime made me look at life with a kind of different perspective because that
anime is some fire.
(22:00):
Bro, I still, I still ain't seen it.
I don't know where to, I don't know where to find it.
They just took it down.
So it's no more Angel Beats then.
It's new and they got these subs still on Crunchy Road, but.
Oh, I'll run some.
I weirdly enough, I prefer dub or sub.
I like both.
I'm so addicted.
I just take it however I can get it because I watch both because I'm sub.
(22:24):
I watched it.
I don't hate dog and dog.
It's a lot less strange.
I'm not about to bend the desks.
But sub, I just, I tend to feel like the voice actors on sub tend to be better.
Number four is Psycho Pass.
Psycho Pass is the real deal, holy feel.
(22:46):
Go check it out.
Psycho Pass.
A lot of people will be confused with the, when they talk about the colors and everything
like that.
Look at it like credit scores.
That's how I say it.
It's easier when you look at that one.
No, that's fair.
That genuinely works.
It makes it so much easier to break it down with people.
It's the thing I worry about the Hughes and anything else.
(23:11):
Number three, Hunter and Hunter.
Oh.
Hunter, Hunter, Hunter.
Because this is my favorite out of all them Shonen shows, the Dragon Ball Z's, the Naruto's,
because it's the darkest out of them in the fights in the stakes are like actually, you
feel like you don't know how they're going to get out of this sometimes.
(23:32):
You know, the air be thick watching some of the fights.
No, yeah.
When Carapica was the main character, like they switched off, you forgot going and it
was even there.
And it was just like, bro, it was about the half you going down a hole.
You could get out of it.
Bro got his big boy.
Bro held it down.
(23:53):
He held it down.
Man, he said, nobody's been done.
Could you imagine having the Phantom Troop is big fucking.
As long as dude, he's a fight out of someone's face.
Man, and he was talking about like, all right, cool.
Yeah, that was just a trial run.
Now I know all of you, every single one of you.
(24:16):
Y'all are food.
Y'all are dinner.
This is like, man.
He's so with any follow up.
Man, follow it up.
Number two, boom, and I can just brother the story front to back.
Front to back.
(24:38):
And then number one is Steins Gate the entire series because Steins Gate is this time.
It's time travel.
Got a little romance, a little good love story in his plot.
And it's just good.
It's just real good.
What about fits?
If you could be any animal, what would it be?
(25:00):
Any animal?
Yep.
Oh, man.
Orca.
Orca?
Orca.
A whale?
Maybe a big ass whale.
Okay.
That or like a falcon.
But I think end of the day, orca.
I was looking at it like a day to day animal.
(25:21):
I picked like a dog, but for long terms I picked a bird just because it's a freedom.
Yeah, I would love to be able to fly, right?
Thing is like, would have heard at the end of the day, like, that's all you got, bro.
You just, you just.
You see that big bird.
(25:42):
And like, they could be like, you know, they can get money.
It could be hit by a plane.
You know, it's like.
Like, the Orcas, like they're, they're like, they're hyper intelligent.
They're just a little lot of like sadistic, low key, like, um, and they're, I mean, they're,
(26:05):
they're untouched.
There are untouched, there's, there is nothing in the ocean that's going to be like run the
ones because they're like, you didn't, you're food.
Yeah.
Like even like.
Oh.
That part, that part.
Okay.
How about this?
What's the best fast food?
This Chipotle kind of fast food because it's just like a little assembly line.
(26:28):
It is okay.
Yeah.
You like Chipotle?
Chipotle, who you going with?
I do.
I do.
I do.
Big Chipotle.
Yeah.
Ain't no wrong with Chipotle.
My favorite, my favorite post-gen meal.
All right.
This one might take a little bit more.
Shows reimagined.
(26:49):
SpongeBob has a horror mystery thriller thing, right?
Oh yeah.
Here is my, like my plot, my plot, this is my thesis.
All right.
This is what you do.
Oh, this is what it is.
All right.
Mr. Krabs.
All right.
He got that door.
Obviously not his door.
Okay.
(27:10):
But you know how there's a whale in jail?
What if, all right.
What if that whale was Pearl's father?
And the reason that, the reason he's there is for the murder of his wife.
(27:39):
All right.
Mr. Krabs comes.
He sees that carcass.
Okay.
And that is actual secret ingredient in the Krabby Patty recipe.
Okay.
Now, to take it a step further, why do you think he's raising Pearl?
(28:04):
Is there absolutely anything she wants so that she never goes away to college?
Because when that runs out.
Got the beer.
Oh my.
SpongeBob, reimagined.
Y'all hear that story?
(28:28):
It was written here first.
Hey copyright.
I don't know the copyright for more, but I just kind of made an episode.
I'm going to come up with some way better ones and I'm going to randomly text you.
Who's your favorite game company?
Game company?
It's, it's Sony.
It's PlayStation 1.
(28:49):
Because honestly, well, maybe I was a doctor.
I don't know, but, but like, I just think so for their exclusives, you know, I think God
award better than, better than Halo.
Hot take.
(29:10):
Okay.
But that being said, I think for actual functionality, right?
Xbox was superior.
But I don't know.
So you think God award is this, but this is my question right here.
Do you think God award as an IP can hold a candle to any Nintendo's IPs?
(29:37):
We talking first party?
I ain't on my first party.
Mario, Zelda, Nintendo run the first party game.
Yoshi.
Let's see.
(29:58):
Super Smash Bros.
Okay.
No, I see it.
Like, Nintendo did.
They did.
They did make the big ones.
They did like, currently.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
I see Nintendo, Nintendo probably never, never get in touch as far as the legacy.
(30:28):
You know what I mean?
Like what they did, what they're doing, like they come up with the, they come up with the,
with the timeless games.
They got the Evergreen.
Yeah.
So honestly, honestly maybe Nintendo is actually like the greatest.
I mean, my opinion, I'm going to send that out of them all.
I'm not saying that PlayStation ain't up there and everything.
(30:53):
They did make the PS2.
Right.
I'm saying my favorite console.
My favorite console.
I would say like the thing that I'm most comfortable playing with would be Sony.
I guess who's actually done it best, if you're breaking down the facts, probably Nintendo.
My favorite Nintendo.
I love my Switch.
It's so convenient.
(31:15):
I could play my console game in my car on break.
So that is a really nice feature, but I cannot, cannot get behind that, that the controller
is a Kit Kat.
But why not just use the actual controller then?
(31:37):
Yeah, you can get a converter.
No, it's just a controller.
There's some sick people.
It's just a version of, it's a version of what Xbox and PlayStation is doing.
That's all it is.
I didn't know, I didn't know that that was a thing that existed in the past.
Probably they got a pro controller too.
I don't think I'll be up to date on anything.
(32:00):
But yeah, I'm always trying to get everybody to get a Switch.
I'm buying another Switch.
I'm just saying this because this, it's been out for seven years and it's still top selling
console.
That is crazy.
Man, and then made the Gamecube, bro.
64.
Man.
Like, my argument in my episode was that Timber's the only company that still cares.
(32:26):
They let you have local.
I'm getting to play local games anymore on any of the other consoles.
Your homes will still come over.
I played Mario Party, Adult Mario Party.
Adult Mario Party when you lose, but you read first.
You read first from the Bible.
You don't promote no bad things.
(32:48):
Every time you lose a match.
So, just to be able to do that with people all over in the same room.
All in same TV.
No, you definitely right.
Everything about Xbox and PlayStation, especially Sony, I feel like.
Everything, everything a money grab.
(33:09):
Everything a money grab.
Everything.
Nothing without paying them for.
I swear.
Yeah, you're right.
You're right.
That's not like, not to swear or anything, but I'm just saying.
Nintendo, different now still.
I keep a console for seven years, and still we win it.
Yeah.
New consoles come out.
(33:30):
You'd be thinking, you're bringing up a lot of things I don't think about ever.
Because honestly, I just don't think about Nintendo often or really gaming at all.
I recently got my console back, like I got another one after my other one was lifted.
New gaming videos coming.
Stay tuned.
And, man, I played it like a couple of times and I ain't touched it since.
(33:52):
That was like five months ago.
It's fun for what they got on there, but it's just, I don't know, it's just how it feels with,
it's just with life and findable games actually put your time into.
That's also what it is.
Yeah.
Okay, okay.
If you could ask your future self one thing, what would it be?
(34:16):
We're in our last few questions and we're gonna bring it on home.
Hmm.
Just one question.
Just one question.
That's it.
No, like, is it strictly one question?
Oh yeah, yeah, one question.
(34:37):
Is it worth it?
It's it.
Would it either be that, either be that or was that, like, was that genuinely the absolute
best you could have done?
You know what I mean?
Like, like, like, did you send it or like, did you never, did you never try to become?
(35:00):
Probably so, any of this, I'm telling you the thing.
I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was like, I was just asking one thing,
one thing, does it all work out?
Right.
Like, that's just really it.
I thought that's still a nice saying, right?
What you saying?
(35:21):
Because like, is it all worth it?
Because I know that I'm saying, I was like, I'll just get back to what I'm doing and
saying on the right track.
If you can't, what's the other dream office?
What would be your dream record that you were putting in this office?
And I mean anything.
I picked the chocolate fountain.
All right.
Anything.
(35:42):
Anything in this office.
You got whatever you want.
It's your office.
Okay.
Love one.
All right.
All right.
What do you want to put in there?
I don't have jewelry case.
All right.
I mean, next love like, you know, I mean, it's crazy.
(36:11):
It's not just like, it's not just like BDS and shit.
You know what I mean?
It's like, it's like, you know what I mean?
Like, like, like, like you have to have gotten this out of the temple on some like, on some
sarcastic.
Like, no, not, no, no, it's a Stephanie.
Like, like, like ancient, like rare artifacts, like things that would genuinely like blow
(36:34):
your mind looking at it.
And of course a lot of stuff still, still, still, still.
You know, you're gonna help us go to Egypt and buy some of our stuff.
You know, they hate white people though.
You might be alive, but they hate white people in Egypt.
So you know, it's real hard.
It's real hard for us to get in there.
If we go to the Mexico, you know, I guys think we're gonna do something.
Man, we could go to Guatemala, hit up to Cal.
(36:55):
Hey, we got a lot of fans over in, um, what areas in it?
What areas in what area?
Like, Guatemala?
Yeah, like, what areas?
Like, South Central, like, with like, uh, so I don't know.
Guatemala is like, it's like a series of islands.
But that's like Southern America, right?
South America?
(37:16):
We got fans down South America, we know, we see, uh, Ecuador.
Shout out.
Chilean.
Shout out.
Brazil.
Still here.
Yeah.
It's more Santiago.
Okay.
But, um, uh, let's see.
It's gonna be, it's gonna be real relaxed.
Yeah.
It's also gonna be some real relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing, relaxing,
(37:45):
relaxing, grounding things, right?
It's gonna be a little, it's gonna be a little, it's gonna be a little waterfall.
Well, the fall is a little waterfall.
It's gonna be, it's gonna be some bamboo.
Because bamboo is the plan of money.
Okay, so I'll let you know that.
Y'all trying to manifest your wealth, get some bamboo.
It's awesome.
Um, uh, man, I just feel like I would want just real odd things, real, real non-typical
(38:14):
things, not anything like that.
I feel like it would be, I would want, I would want like, like a lot of like grounding,
spiritual, um, like major rocks.
You know, like the ones that go with a lot of frequencies, like type of rocks and stuff.
That would be the other thing, and I would have a lot of stones.
(38:35):
I have like different bracelets with like, you know, like these like tiger's eyes.
Like, from one of those places where they have the stones of spiritual.
Yeah, and Buddhist, I would have a lot of Buddhist merch, to be honest.
I mean, I've been slacking on it recently, but I was constantly meditating.
I really want to get back on it, but I have not been allowing myself enough time to outlash.
(38:58):
Once you meditate enough, then you can have a natural high that goes on passively.
That's why I've been that since I was originally into it.
And this is taking like, just a lot of, a lot of meditation.
The key to really good meditation is not about how you're doing it, where you're doing it.
The main thing about meditation is you're breathing.
(39:21):
Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
All that stuff, because that's why you're breathing, relax.
We need to breath in, relax, and get more relaxed.
And upon that line, and then you'll, once you get locked into that zone,
you meditate, and that's your high.
I'm just like, right there.
But it's just, I don't know.
(39:45):
I think the best part of it is to be so, so free of self.
Feel one with that.
We're all one.
Full of alchemy.
You are the world.
We are the one, and the one is us.
(40:08):
That's really it.
You're taking everything and realizing that you are everything.
And everything exists right where you are and you're existing in as much as you can.
And everything else around you will go on.
But also, grounding yourself.
Yes.
Honestly, I have to meditate for a minute.
It's so amazing.
(40:30):
Okay.
If you could live in any sitcom show, TV show, we just put sitcoms.
That's the actually originally acts.
If you could live in any sitcom show, it would be Simpsons and Family Guy,
Simpsons and American Idol, all the shows come to sitcoms.
(40:52):
Just in case.
Future on the movie.
Yeah.
I like Future On.
It would be that.
So it's hard, right?
Because I think like the Simpsons, because I would be able to be the first one to know what's been happening 30 years in the future.
(41:14):
Like, you know, like I could get all the Easter eggs.
IRL.
But like.
Future on the movie.
Like, I mean, I'm having robots and like you can like, it's like anything they just feel like being a thing that exists just does.
So like you can be all that.
(41:36):
That's what we do on types of stuff.
Yeah, I'm gonna say Future On.
Future On was nice.
That's pretty good.
I picked High Metronome or Seinfeld.
What was that?
Seinfeld.
Seinfeld first.
Because it's so savage that I feel like I would feel at home.
(42:02):
And it's so great.
I love Seinfeld bro. I watched so much of that.
Like, just the way they talk to me.
It's really how I feel like I live life for how we act.
I got to hear from Nick Nick Bear everybody.
It's how I see stuff and all that.
It was like.
Yeah, it was Seinfeld.
It was Seinfeld bro.
If you could open up a business, what would it be?
(42:28):
To be honest, I might have like a kind of like financial firm.
Alright, like I'm gonna do that.
I'll be heavily in like real estate stocks.
All of that, right? Because I'm obsessed with like finance.
Like not money.
Yeah, but just the actual working of finance.
Yes, like finding like a...
(42:52):
Man, even like the terminology bro, you know what I mean?
Like I love all of everything about it bro.
Like figuring out like how to get like your money working for you.
Like comparing rates and figuring out how you can get like the best rate of returns.
Like how you can create like passive income and like...
And you know like returns on the best.
Like all of it's like...
(43:14):
Just in case I didn't know, a million of these have seven forms of income.
Tax.
Yeah, so it would definitely be something like that.
Because it was something that I genuinely enjoy doing.
Like it's like those kinds of things, the way that I've incorporated it already into my own life.
(43:38):
That's like every single morning bro.
Like I have to make myself wait until the stock market opens up.
Man, it's really terrible how things are right now.
I just kind of just...
It's been rough.
It's been hard to want to hold my positions with how much they've been dropping like my net gains.
(44:04):
So high by low.
Yeah, and that's been the one upside to how bad, like how much like all of the rates have dropped recently.
It's because like now...
Like you can buy in cheap.
Yeah.
Like a lot cheaper. So then when it comes back up, I mean your net gains...
Yeah, so once it comes back...
It's attacking right now why it's like this.
(44:26):
Because I got to the point where I finally started to forget about it and not pay attention to it.
And so that's been the point I really wanted to get to.
Not having to want to look at it every day because it's like totally crazy.
I mainly look at this YouTube and R stuff every day because it's really interesting to look at it.
(44:51):
It's so hard for me not to look at it.
Which I'm not even doing a form of investing where like the daily rate's not right.
So I'm doing like this thing that's so curious and looking how to go and watching the percentages and then the numbers go.
Even if it's just like it'll be 10.1865234.
(45:16):
But even then it's like oh it went to 1.501.550.
It's just like those little things.
It's an addiction.
It's an addiction where like it's like I'm so hooked on it.
I'm trying not to look at it as often but like it's interesting.
It's genuinely that's the thing is it has so much of my attention.
(45:37):
Like you know even when it's like even when it's bad I'm still going through all of the like all of like the different like charts to see like.
Like see whatever information you find.
We will that have some pretty good information to give you like little like information.
It's like so and so place have this really late old layoffs.
(45:58):
Oh yeah.
It shows you like what world stuff is going on at least to certain issues.
I got the I got like the whatever the finance app you know and it's like um um it give me like constant updates on like on like like the like the daily development.
Yeah.
Like all of the most major companies like S&P 500 you know what I mean like um so I have I feel like I have like it feels like it's like the inside scoop like I'm way more like involved now that I've made that an active part of my life because I know what's happening not necessarily with my stock in the market.
(46:38):
It was more beneficial than actually like for some people suffering Facebook.
Yeah.
No.
I'm actually something something that's knowledge.
So that's why I've been like why I've fallen behind on like anime and just shows in general is that now I'm investing all of my time into into personal like like mental and spiritual development.
(47:00):
Right.
So like instead of like instead of like like a show I'm I'm studying Spanish you know what I mean instead of like instead of instead of going out right I'm creating I'm creating new accounts to give me like like you know like I've got.
Like a greater rate of return or I'm looking over my chart so I can make better investments planning like everything goes towards basically the future become the person that I want to become.
(47:28):
But I feel bad because I've fallen behind on anime.
That's why I love it.
We're going to get there.
My anime reviews all that stuff will be there and ready for you.
All right.
Last one.
What's something new that you want to do something new.
Yeah.
That I want to do.
Do you mean like an activity or like something that I want to see everything I want to see the entire world like every single place I want to learn the cultures I want to experience the lifestyles you know what I mean I want to I want to see you.
(48:08):
Yes.
All of you bro when I'm on my when I'm on my deathbed bro I want to be like it's like no matter what we're talking about no matter like like what the contacts is.
I got some for that.
I've been there I experienced it.
This is why we gotta stay on what we do right now.
So does.
We got the passport.
(48:29):
So we'll get it.
We finally got the passport.
So any day that I decide like you know what.
Let's catch a flight.
We can do that.
So we got this door man.
You got to get out of here.
No.
We're about to get out of here and we need y'all to come with us.
Yes sir.
We got people everywhere.
Everywhere.
(48:50):
I close the book in with some emphasis.
We got people out in China.
We see you all Hong Kong.
What's up.
Sir.
Anything.
When you see them at where else are some people at.
Oh man.
I know someone's in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
You see someone in Brooklyn.
(49:11):
Hey.
Can't sleep on the diamonds in Canada.
Canada.
We see y'all in Canada.
Sir.
Hey.
Take a hold.
London.
We got quite a London.
We we everywhere.
France.
Romania.
Man.
Romania.
Romania.
Albania.
Man.
Everywhere.
(49:32):
Mexico.
We got some really close Hispanic friends and hopefully they get the word out to y'all
because they trying to get us so we can get the word out to y'all fluently.
If you know what we mean.
And so we're going to keep on working for y'all.
Pretty soon they going to be saying done they asked the podcast.
(49:54):
And so keep on tuning in for us.
Definitely.
We're looking for us on Twitter.
Remember it is.
Let me get y'all right.
T.O.
Podcast Z.
Follow.
Legacy News 101.
(50:16):
S.S.
Follow DTE Legacy.
Follow True Crimes Legacy.
Follow DRX.
He's on SoundCloud.
He got mix tapes, albums all on there.
Follow Zorilla.
We got L.S.O.
In the flesh right here with us.
Froggy.
He here.
(50:37):
Yes.
Join the legacy.
The legacy continues to grow.
We got other people coming.
It's so much more.
We got guests that's going to be tuning in.
We getting everything for y'all.
You got anything else you want to say to people?
We're going to hit y'all with this piece of positivity.
But what's you want to say to them?
Just you know what else you got?
(50:58):
Oh my God.
What else you going to say?
What we get on out of here?
Man.
Don't skip legs.
Don't skip legs.
It ain't going to work.
We're too top heavy.
Man.
That's the one I'm going to leave away.
Now we're going to get out of this piece of positivity.
Usually how we like to rock this out is
(51:20):
at the end of every episode we get the people some peace of positivity,
some things, some words to live by,
or to go on and go be great.
For example, I'm not necessarily an example.
I'm telling y'all right now, this example is real life though.
Go out there.
Go and help somebody.
Go run down the street.
Whether it is, you just helping somebody.
(51:41):
Hey, you let the trash cans out.
Whether you go to the store.
Hey, you want this car to save you a trip from going all the way out there?
Anything, a ripple effect, like Ms. VA was saying,
one thing can go a long ways.
Buy the person to drink your friend of you.
Go and help somebody.
That's just, you know, the peace of positivity giving the people.
(52:04):
What you want to pass on to the people.
Look.
Stay, take the most genuine version of yourself at all times.
Alright, regardless of how it's received.
Just because they don't see the vision, don't mean you blind.
(52:26):
That's it.
That's it.
I wanted to live by talking to them.
Now, remember, tune in, subscribe, leave a like.
All in.
Thank you.
Popular Podcasts
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I believe that when you (yes you) feel seen, heard and understood you’re able to deal with relationship struggles, work challenges and life’s ups and downs with more ease and grace. I interview experts, celebrities, thought leaders and athletes so that we can grow our mindset, build better habits and uncover a side of them we’ve never seen before. New episodes every Monday and Friday. Your support means the world to me and I don’t take it for granted — click the follow button and leave a review to help us spread the love with On Purpose. I can’t wait for you to listen to your first or 500th episode!
Cardiac Cowboys
The heart was always off-limits to surgeons. Cutting into it spelled instant death for the patient. That is, until a ragtag group of doctors scattered across the Midwest and Texas decided to throw out the rule book. Working in makeshift laboratories and home garages, using medical devices made from scavenged machine parts and beer tubes, these men and women invented the field of open heart surgery. Odds are, someone you know is alive because of them. So why has history left them behind? Presented by Chris Pine, CARDIAC COWBOYS tells the gripping true story behind the birth of heart surgery, and the young, Greatest Generation doctors who made it happen. For years, they competed and feuded, racing to be the first, the best, and the most prolific. Some appeared on the cover of Time Magazine, operated on kings and advised presidents. Others ended up disgraced, penniless, and convicted of felonies. Together, they ignited a revolution in medicine, and changed the world.
Crime Junkie
Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime Junkie is your destination for theories and stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or new to the genre, you'll find yourself on the edge of your seat awaiting a new episode every Monday. If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people. Follow to join a community of Crime Junkies! Crime Junkie is presented by audiochuck Media Company.