Zane Wrecked a $300,000 Car! - UNFILTERED 331
Zane and Heath: UNFILTERED
0:00 Hey Heath.
0:00 Hey Wolkey.
0:01 [clears throat]
0:01 Nice to have you back.
0:03 Good to be here.
0:04 How y'all doing?
0:05 Good.
0:05 This is I think your like your second time in this room.
0:08 No, it's not.
0:09 Or third?
0:10 No, no, like recording, yeah, no.
0:12 No.
0:13 You have done some like basically unfiltered episodes.
0:16 but not but this room though.
0:17 Cuz we do we do a lot of virtual.
0:19 We've done bonuses, we've done lives.
0:21 It legit
0:22 true.
0:23 Okay.
0:23 might be the fourth time.
0:24 I'm like, no, it's three.
0:26 It's
0:27 [laughter]
0:26 four.
0:26 No, it's four good.
0:27 All right, well, welcome back.
0:28 We're so glad to have you.
0:30 Thank you.
0:30 Thanks for having me on.
0:31 Where'd y'all just come from today?
0:33 We've had a long day.
0:34 gosh.
0:35 Today we did like a we did like a bungee class.
0:39 Okay, you All right,
0:40 so you know the classes that you see on TikTok where the where
0:42 the white ladies are all doing it and the comments are just like,
0:46 "White woman will do anything but work out."
0:49 Right.
0:49 It feels like, [laughter] yeah,
0:50 like zero calories burned throughout this entire session.
0:52 So you're like it's like jazzercise, but you're on basically these bungee cords.
0:57 Right, exactly.
0:58 And you kind of like run forward and Okay,
1:00 so we did it because we wanted to test it out.
1:02 Exhausting.
1:03 Oh, it was.
1:04 Yeah.
1:05 Fun?
1:06 It was interesting.
1:07 It was a little uncomfortable.
1:10 I wouldn't say if I wouldn't say fun.
1:11 I would say an experience.
1:14 Yeah.
1:13 For sure, cuz it's it's it's more of a workout than than fun.
1:17 Was the Did they have good music?
1:19 We were we were filming, so we didn't really have any music.
1:21 We did put on "Get Low" though.
1:23 Oh, yeah, windows to the walls.
1:25 And we were swaying.
1:26 Yeah.
1:26 Oh man.
1:28 little diaper that we're wearing is not comfortable.
1:30 Oh, tough on like cuz do the men part?
1:33 look like that, Zane.
1:34 Damn.
1:35 Okay.
1:35 Oh my god, like they're they've been doing it for a long time.
1:38 There is some skill involved, for sure.
1:40 Like Hey.
1:42 Oh, I feel like that would like make me like
1:44 like you'd be like puking up your protein shake doing that.
1:47 a We had a massive headache after because all the blood
1:50 rushing through your head as you're swinging and you're twirling.
1:53 I'd be so worried I would like jump off
1:56 rock and my head would just hit the Yeah,
1:58 there were there were a few moments where like you go too low and you're like,
2:00 "Oh, shit." So, you really have to like get the move right.
2:03 Oh, also [laughter]
2:05 So, if you like bounce and then lay out, like you won't smack the ground,
2:09 but we were getting like the steps confused on what we were doing and we're
2:12 forgetting to do like our squat first
2:15 and we were just jumping straight to our knees.
2:18 Oh.
2:18 Yeah, no, yeah, it's all Like we were like forgot to do the squat first.
2:22 Like you could But it is a workout.
2:25 Okay.
2:25 Yeah, like you are you are breaking a sweat.
2:28 We were dripping.
2:28 We were we were pretty exhausted after.
2:31 So, yes.
2:31 I do Did you have to go far for it?
2:34 Like I feel like this is like a rare
2:36 no, it's like right in Encino.
2:37 Oh.
2:38 Encino, Tarzana area.
2:40 Nice.
2:40 Yeah.
2:40 Okay, I think I would do that.
2:41 You know what other fitness class though
2:43 that I think looks so silly that I'm like, but that looks good.
2:45 That's like a ball that that exercise ball.
2:47 I feel like it's always like in retirement homes.
2:49 Like yeah, they have the drums and they're just like they have like a yoga ball,
2:53 like a big inflatable yoga ball on top of like a plastic bucket.
2:57 Okay.
2:57 And then you just sit there with drumsticks
2:59 and you're just going like boom boom boom.
3:01 Like you hit the top, you hit the sides.
3:03 are you you're hitting the basket or you're hitting the exercise ball?
3:06 think you're hitting the exercise ball.
3:08 And I don't really It's it's for elderly people just for mobility.
3:12 Yes, I think so.
3:13 A little bit of coordination.
3:14 Like it's very for like limited Yeah, yes, it that's what it is.
3:18 Okay, Blue Man Group.
3:19 [laughter] What?
3:22 It's silly, but it looks a little fun.
3:24 I feel like I could keep up with that.
3:25 Yeah.
3:26 I wish I just had a good sense of like rhythm.
3:29 Like people who can just like Like that kombucha did a number on me.
3:33 [laughter]
3:32 That kombucha did a number on me.
3:34 Wait, wait, wait, what's that?
3:35 The kombucha guy?
3:37 He's this dude, I think his name's like Jim Jefferies or something.
3:40 He's like a musician, but on TikTok he's been just like his roommate will
3:44 just film him in his apartment and he's just like,
3:46 "That kombucha did a number on me." Oh, That kombucha did a number on
3:55 Oh, he sounds good.
4:03 Oh, I can do that.
4:04 You think so?
4:05 Yeah.
4:05 That's Zane every time he gets drunk.
4:07 Yeah, that's I can do that.
4:08 That's like that's easy.
4:11 I should I should I mean I think when I'm older,
4:13 like when I'm hitting my like 50s,
4:16 I think I'm start putting up like putting my phone up
4:18 and just start because it's funnier to see older people do stuff, right?
4:21 It's so funny when the kids are filming
4:23 their parents and they're doing something it's very basic,
4:26 but it's just funnier because they're older.
4:28 Because they're older.
4:29 I think that's where I'm really going to shine.
4:30 Absolutely.
4:31 When I'm older.
4:31 You can.
4:32 So I'm actually kind of excited for my future.
4:35 I'm actually excited to be older.
4:36 I think it'll be fun for me.
4:37 It'll be just like new wave of like content creating.
4:40 Okay.
4:41 Creativity coming out.
4:42 No, because you got to keep going.
4:44 You know, you I see I'm I'm never retired.
4:47 And I'll never retire.
4:48 I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to keep going.
4:50 That's that you got that that hustle in you.
4:52 Oh, yeah.
4:53 I'll keep going.
4:53 I refuse to quit and I refuse to be bald.
4:56 The the two topics [laughter] that I will not stop.
4:59 You will never catch us saying either of those two.
5:02 If you see me bald, that means I've lost my mind.
5:04 Like he's like oh, Zane is He's checked out.
5:07 He's done.
5:08 Yeah, he's checked out.
5:09 He's going through something.
5:10 fully loved yourself, too.
5:11 What?
5:14 [laughter] I'm just like I'm I'm fully self-actualized.
5:16 Just like this is real.
5:19 [laughter]
5:19 What up?
5:20 Uh yeah.
5:21 But we'll see.
5:21 Should we run that intro?
5:22 ABSOLUTELY.
5:25 [laughter]
5:25 IT'S COFFEE TALK, BABY.
5:28 [screaming] [music] WELCOME BACK TO ZANE AND HEATH UNFILTERED.
5:39 Um I'm Zane.
5:41 I'm Heath.
5:41 I'm Matt.
5:42 I'm Jared.
5:43 Nice.
5:43 Very good job, Jared.
5:46 I was so nervous.
5:46 Welcome back to another episode.
5:48 We're glad you're finally here and we're glad that Heath is finally here, too.
5:52 It's It's wonderful.
5:54 Matt, you just got back from New York.
5:55 How was it?
5:56 I did.
5:56 I did.
5:57 I was in New York.
5:58 I had like my speaking gig where I
5:59 got to MC this entire like festival summit thing.
6:03 I see anything on uh social media?
6:05 Uh because I have to post about it like later.
6:07 Oh, oh got it.
6:07 Got it.
6:07 Okay.
6:08 You know what I mean?
6:08 was like top secret until it's it's Pretty much.
6:11 But, you know, I was so nervous about it.
6:13 Even leading up to the event,
6:15 I thought the whole thing was going to be on teleprompter.
6:17 Like they were going to have, you know,
6:19 the full kind of like official teleprompter, someone there operating it.
6:23 I land and I hear there is no teleprompter.
6:26 Oh.
6:27 And I'm like, "What do you mean there's no teleprompter?" They go,
6:29 "Well, there's like these screens that are cue cards and stuff,
6:32 but like they can't put your entire like speech
6:34 of what you're going to say because what you're saying,
6:36 my opening was at least like 5 or 6 minutes."
6:38 That's not fair that they didn't tell you
6:39 that until you So I was like, "Oh my gosh.
6:42 Oh my gosh.
6:42 Oh my gosh." But they're like, "You're going to have no cards." I'm like, "Okay,
6:45 but I need to see what the format of those note cards are so
6:47 I could rehearse it." And I got to my hotel room and I just practiced.
6:51 I practiced and practiced.
6:53 And I go to the event and I just felt like I was in a good mood,
6:59 too, throughout like the entire day.
7:01 Remember I got those beta blockers?
7:02 Yes.
7:03 Remember I told you that I was going to use the CeraVe PM Yes.
7:07 and Afrin thing?
7:08 So if because if you get like nervous or the red won't show, correct?
7:12 Pass it.
7:13 I didn't [snorts] use any of it.
7:14 Okay.
7:15 Yeah.
7:15 And I didn't have any rosacea.
7:17 Good.
7:17 And I did not Wait, is it because of the beta blockers?
7:20 And I didn't take the beta blockers.
7:22 You just went all natural on them.
7:25 because this is like so what's like kind
7:26 of reverse psychology about it that I realized,
7:28 knowing that I had them made me feel a lot better
7:32 than if I did it and I failed and I was like, "I should have had beta blockers,
7:36 you know?" There was something where I was like,
7:38 "But I don't even want to risk taking a medication that I
7:40 haven't tested before." So I'm down to like try it in the future,
7:43 but I got to find maybe a day like this if I was really
7:45 nervous about recording or I would curious to try it for my next time,
7:50 but I also didn't have rosacea either.
7:52 And I just
7:53 And this even when you were told that oh,
7:55 we don't have a a screen uh sorry, what's it called?
7:58 Yeah, a teleprompter.
7:59 You're like, that's fine.
8:01 I mean, I was stressed,
8:02 but I just went into like no problems, only solutions type mindset.
8:06 Where like I was like, there's nothing I can do.
8:09 I'm in control of this.
8:10 Mhm.
8:11 I'm going to rehearse as much as I can and get it down.
8:14 And then I was even like using chat to like
8:16 calm me down and give me the best strategies of like,
8:18 how many times should I be rehearsing this?
8:20 And also when I wake up in the morning, do I immediately start rehearsing it?
8:23 And they were like, actually don't even look at the speech.
8:26 When you wake up, go down and have your breakfast.
8:28 Don't even look at your phone.
8:30 And I just read my book down and had breakfast.
8:32 And then I got up to the room and I spent 40 minutes just practicing it.
8:37 And it and I just stumbled maybe two times like wrote those notes.
8:41 And then just kind of kept it calm the whole afternoon.
8:43 And then I got to the moment where I had to speak and I just felt good.
8:47 Is it is it because you weren't practicing the whole time before?
8:50 You weren't thinking about it Yes.
8:51 I think if you over practice something,
8:53 I think you get a little how what's the word?
8:55 Not stir crazy, but you get a little frantic and chaotic and you start
8:58 overthinking it and running it so much to when that moment comes down to it,
9:02 you're going to just like overthink it and flub.
9:05 You know what?
9:06 That's so true.
9:07 Like can you imagine you got like a big gig,
9:09 but you weren't told about it, right?
9:11 Uh-huh.
9:11 And then the day comes and it's like, hey,
9:13 we actually we have an opportunity for you to just
9:15 like hop in camera like you're the big your favorite show.
9:17 Hey, would you want to hop in the scene or you have no time to to rehearse like,
9:21 oh, here's your lines.
9:22 It would feel a lot less stressful because like, oh, I just got it now.
9:26 That's it.
9:26 Yeah.
9:27 But then that confidence is going to make you perform
9:29 better than if you were to rehearse 2 weeks before.
9:32 And I learned this like hot tip from someone on Tik Tok.
9:35 It was like a girl on a podcast,
9:37 and she was sharing this strategy just about life, anxiety, and stuff.
9:41 Um every day she wakes up,
9:42 she says she writes down the best case scenario for the day.
9:45 Like uh and I think she's a podcaster.
9:47 She's like, "Maybe I go into the podcast, I land an amazing interview with them.
9:50 I ask them really great questions.
9:52 They feel comfortable." Write out the vision of how
9:54 the day is going to go before the day happens.
9:57 And when I woke up, I sat down,
9:59 and I wrote like a long paragraph,
10:00 like you're going to absolutely kill it today.
10:03 You're going to be calm, cool,
10:04 and collected making other people feel comfortable.
10:06 You're going to be entertaining.
10:07 Your jokes will land.
10:09 I'm sorry, before I continue, I'm trying to picture this.
10:11 Are you texting this on your phone, or are you writing it?
10:14 it on No, not handwriting.
10:16 Just typing it on my notes.
10:17 in my head, he's writing it.
10:18 He grabbed that pen on the notepad and he just started writing.
10:21 When you were saying it, I pictured like a feather.
10:24 Oh, yeah.
10:25 quill and just [laughter] like blot and just ba ba ba ba ba.
10:31 But that also put me, I feel like in a great mindset.
10:33 Was just writing the best case scenario of the day because I had plans after.
10:36 My cousin, she's 9 months pregnant, she lives in New York.
10:39 I was already planning on like getting to see her after.
10:40 I'm like looking forward to that and how great it's going to feel once
10:44 I know I kill it and I get to go over and see them.
10:48 Yeah.
10:48 And [clears throat]
10:49 that I just kept my cool the whole time, and I'm so happy it went well.
10:53 I think it went well.
10:54 You get the video back, you're [laughter]
10:56 fully flared up, and you just I am I do have to like make an edit.
11:00 It's just going to be like a vlog voiceover day.
11:02 That was like part of the deal.
11:04 But I can't watch the videos of me speaking.
11:06 Do you want Do you want me to edit it for you?
11:08 How much you charging?
11:10 You do it for me?
11:10 I'll do it for free.
11:12 I don't I I never charge people to edit.
11:14 I'll I'll We'll We'll talk about that after.
11:16 But I don't know.
11:17 That would be a edit it like what you think I would edit it.
11:20 It's more just like so you don't have to watch it.
11:22 You get the footage
11:25 [laughter]
11:25 JUST LIKE IT'S EVERY TIME EVERY TIME MATT STUTTERS, I do all stutters.
11:30 YOU BASTARD.
11:31 I CAN ACTUALLY POST it for you if you'd like." Oh, th- this was the girl.
11:34 We don't have to watch it, but I do want to give her a shout-out for it.
11:37 The Best Case Scenario girl, this is her, Lisa Fred, or it's maybe Lisa Elfred.
11:42 That's her Instagram handle, but that over to me.
11:45 I want to watch it after.
11:46 Yeah, that really helped me.
11:47 And oh, what else?
11:48 Also, during the rehearsal, we we're doing like a rehearsal of all the speakers,
11:52 and they were like a lot of big corporate people.
11:54 They were very smart, very great,
11:55 but they I realized they were more nervous than me.
11:59 Mhm.
11:59 What Oh, you should like talking like before and after you?
12:02 Yeah, with like I was watching them like get up and give their speeches
12:05 and seeing how kind of nervous they were kind of reduced my nerves,
12:08 so I'm like, "Oh, I'm not the most frantic person in the room.
12:12 Some people are more worried, and I'm going to make them look better." Yeah,
12:15 that would that would definitely help me if
12:17 I knew everybody around me was nervous, too.
12:18 It It almost like I mean, not in like a negative way, like, "Oh,
12:22 I feel better than every" It's It's this like,
12:24 "We're all doing this together" sort of thing.
12:28 I feel like like you know what would've been nice
12:30 if everybody like got into a group and was just like,
12:32 "You're going to do You're going to do so good today."
12:34 And everyone just like we're like just like a big team Hyping each other up?
12:38 Yes.
12:38 Hyping each other up, and then like when you go up,
12:40 you're the one like you're the loudest when
12:42 you're when they're up there, so they feel good.
12:44 That's like that's what I need, you know?
12:45 If I was doing a big speech,
12:46 I would hope that there was people like really loud and clapping loud for me.
12:50 I would feel good.
12:51 I was [snorts] And also like you looking
12:53 forward to something that you were excited for after,
12:56 there's something really good about that, too, that makes it easier,
12:59 cuz if you had nothing exciting happening after or you had
13:01 to hop on a flight back home and back to like work,
13:05 it just like there's just nothing to look forward to.
13:08 Yeah.
13:08 It was just a good little psychological method I had for it,
13:12 and I liked how I approached it.
13:13 My next speaking one is for like a thousand people.
13:15 Okay.
13:16 That one I'm a little bit more nervous for.
13:18 did did did that get booked right because of this?
13:21 Like you around the same time.
13:22 This one was for like They had it
13:23 This one was just actually for just a hundred people.
13:25 Originally, I thought it was going to be like 400, 500.
13:28 100 people and it was like the top creators on Instagram
13:31 and Facebook and Threads and stuff and they were all invited there.
13:35 Which also I was a little nervous about because I'm like,
13:37 wait, I'm talking in front of creators cuz sometimes I'll say like
13:40 Wait, was this YouTube?
13:41 No.
13:42 Oh, I I thought YouTube just was Meta.
13:44 I guess I thought it was YouTube.
13:46 I just saw YouTube have like a almost a summit thing.
13:49 So that's like they were just posting it today,
13:50 that's why I thought you were But it was great.
13:52 I mean, it was creators though from like all scale.
13:54 Like some people had just a couple thousand followers.
13:56 Some people very popular.
13:58 Yeah, where were you like did you
13:59 Was there anybody that you like recognize there?
14:01 No, I didn't recognize anyone.
14:03 I mean, that's yeah, that's not surprising.
14:05 There's just it's so oversaturated.
14:07 Like there's so many creators out there like it's
14:09 it'd be hard to see somebody that But I
14:10 was on the panel I was with Halle Bailey and cuz she had like work with Samsung.
14:14 She's actually I literally just saw her, too.
14:16 She like knows her Like on the panel,
14:19 I was just giving my advice of oh, how I've landed brand partnerships,
14:22 things that I look for as a creator when
14:24 I own the you have creative briefs and stuff.
14:26 Yeah.
14:26 I don't know, she was giving like a full masterclass.
14:28 I was like, damn, I need to be taking notes from you right now.
14:30 She was pretty good like when she did she was
14:32 she went up to talk a little on the Salsify thing.
14:34 Yeah, looked was well done well.
14:36 But yeah, New York was great.
14:38 Everything was smooth, loved it.
14:39 That was awesome.
14:41 And I got back from my flight on my flight today.
14:44 You know who was on my flight?
14:45 You guys might not know them.
14:46 No, I we will.
14:47 Famous news person.
14:49 Gayle She has my last name.
14:50 Gayle King?
14:51 Gayle King was on my flight.
14:52 She went up to the moon with Katy Perry.
14:54 Oh, that's right.
14:55 I didn't even think about that.
14:56 That's why I really know her.
14:58 So to the moon.
14:59 I'm walking down the aisle, look to the right, see Gayle King.
15:02 She's just there in first class reading old school newspapers,
15:07 [laughter]
15:06 like proper newspaper.
15:08 And then I look across the aisle,
15:09 well like in front of her across the aisle, Billy Porter.
15:12 Who's that?
15:13 Oh.
15:13 Billy Porter, he's like an artist, actor, gay
15:17 time I've ever seen him is on the carpet.
15:18 Yes, he's big on the red carpet.
15:20 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
15:21 But uh I don't know, I was just like, "To the left, to the right.
15:24 Okay." I'd I'd have been like Because like if I saw
15:30 her, I'd be like in my head it's like, "She was in space.
15:33 She was just in space." And I'd have been like, "Girl, look.
15:36 We're almost there." [laughter] Sir, go back to your seat, please.
15:43 [laughter] Back to your seat, sir.
15:43 You were up there?
15:45 You were up there.
15:45 right there.
15:47 [gasps] That's cool.
15:48 Oh my god, that is like that is like two crazy people on a flight, for sure.
15:51 Wow.
15:52 Wow.
15:53 But Um well, good.
15:54 We're glad you're back.
15:55 Uh and um can't wait to [clears throat] see your video
15:57 for the thing cuz I I like I'm just curious.
15:59 Yeah, guys.
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17:08 What did we do?
17:09 We He's been here for the past like few days, obviously.
17:13 days.
17:13 We a lot going on.
17:15 Uh coincidentally at the same time that he flew
17:18 in, we um we had like a Celsius soccer tournament.
17:22 I saw.
17:22 Um I went for moral support.
17:24 But he can't he came for moral support.
17:26 were with Rob from Traders.
17:28 Yes, yes.
17:29 You guys had like a whole sign like Zane and Rob.
17:31 I was like, what is happening?
17:32 All right, so So we um I get I get asked Celsius hits me up.
17:37 They're like, oh, would you would you like
17:39 to do be a part of the soccer tournament?
17:41 I was like, I like suck, but sure.
17:43 Like yeah, like I want to I want to not be home.
17:46 Let's let's try to go out and do something.
17:48 And so we go to the dinner the night before
17:51 expecting it to just be like it just a regular dinner.
17:53 Cash.
17:54 We show up.
17:54 It's at the Rose Bowl stadium.
17:56 It's in the middle of the stadium.
17:58 On the field.
17:59 It literally looked like the Hunger like
18:01 the dinner before like the quarter quell.
18:03 It just like huge thing.
18:05 Lights everywhere.
18:06 We're I look at Heath and Heath looks at me.
18:07 We're like, oh, this game is like serious tomorrow.
18:10 Like I I thought it was going to be like this like really funny.
18:13 Yeah, just a fun little backyard session.
18:16 But wait, what's Okay, wait.
18:18 Keep going.
18:18 I have so many questions.
18:19 Oh, yeah, yeah.
18:20 So I'll I'll start at the dinner and then work our way to the next day.
18:23 So we're do a little cocktail hour, meet people, sit down.
18:27 They start presenting the teams.
18:28 In my head there's two teams, right?
18:30 Two teams of probably maybe like 15 10 to 15 each.
18:33 We're going to do benching, all that.
18:35 Just [laughter] Yeah, right.
18:36 Zane just excited to ride that bench.
18:39 In my head I was like, okay, it's going to be a big team.
18:42 It's okay because I they're not like it's not heavily relied on me, right?
18:46 So all of a sudden they start naming teams.
18:49 It's not two teams.
18:50 It's five teams.
18:52 Five teams of like six.
18:54 Whoa.
18:55 And I'm like, oh, That means I'm being heavily relied on right now.
19:00 So my teammates were like David,
19:01 Rob Broussard, Dixie D'Amelio, Griffin Johnson, Josh Rich.
19:05 Josh Richards, and that was our team.
19:09 Griffin's Griffin's girlfriend.
19:10 Griffin's girlfriend.
19:10 Yes, Griffin's girlfriend.
19:11 And then there was the four other teams and it was like
19:13 a whole tournament and each game was like It was like 15 minutes.
19:16 15 minutes, but man, it felt like an hour.
19:19 And then you look like you were goalie.
19:20 Was that your position?
19:22 So we So the night before then So the night [laughter]
19:25 What's your favorite position?
19:27 The night before we were like discussing like,
19:29 "Okay, like how are we going to do this?
19:30 How many people play soccer?" And like nobody in our team played soccer.
19:34 I think one guy like kind of knew, but we realized like,
19:37 "Oh like we really need to figure out strategize
19:39 like how we're going to do this." And we decide,
19:42 "Oh, okay, let's let's have a little sprint match.
19:44 Let's see who's the fastest." Okay.
19:46 And so [laughter] it was It was like me, Dave, Rob, and Josh.
19:51 We decided to sprint.
19:52 I know I I know that I just I remember I like my leg up during ice skating.
19:56 I'm still injured there,
19:58 but like I've haven't really used it heavily yet like a full sprint.
20:04 So we fully sprint and holy after 5 seconds I start limping.
20:09 I'M LIKE, OH.
20:10 I COMPLETELY I LIKE MESSED it up again.
20:12 Oh no.
20:13 The night before.
20:14 And I was like, "Oh this is not good.
20:15 Like I don't know I don't know if I could
20:17 do this game tomorrow." And I spent all night icing it.
20:20 The next morning I'm still icing it cuz it's still I'm like,
20:23 "I don't know how I'm going to do this today." We show up and I'm like,
20:27 "Guys, I think I should be goalie." Cuz in my head it was like,
20:30 "I'm not going to be running around.
20:32 No one's going to hit me like no one's going to like Slide tackle.
20:35 slide tackle me.
20:36 Nothing." It's the safest position to be in.
20:38 And so I decide and nobody else really wanted to be goalie either.
20:40 So I was like, "I'll just I'll just take goalie and I'm going to do my best."
20:43 Goalie seems like it's easy, but pressure's on you because It's not easy.
20:47 It's not easy.
20:47 It's not easy.
20:47 It's not easy.
20:48 It's not easy.
20:49 And I realized really quickly that I am not quick enough.
20:52 Like when when that ball's coming and it's close.
20:55 It's It's a small field.
20:56 it Was the goal What What do you call it?
20:59 The goal?
21:00 Yeah, the goal.
21:00 I was like I was saying goal post.
21:02 Was it normal size or was it a smaller size as well?
21:05 smaller.
21:05 Field was shrunken and the goal was shrunken.
21:06 It was definitely smaller.
21:07 So it was not That would have been hard, but it was Yo,
21:10 but like being in goal like when somebody's coming at you with a ball
21:13 is the same feeling as knowing you're about to get shot with a paintball.
21:16 You're like kind of scared.
21:17 Jared, can you pull up the picture that I texted you?
21:20 Okay, Natalie.
21:21 Okay, Natalie.
21:22 She did girls.
21:23 We're sitting WE'RE SITTING THERE.
21:25 WE TURN AROUND.
21:27 Lisa Rinna is just STANDING THERE.
21:31 [laughter] BABE, SHUT UP.
21:32 It was hilarious.
21:33 Like we're all talking.
21:34 We turn and Bro, she's standing like an emoji.
21:36 Like right like right here like this.
21:39 I'm like, "Lisa Rinna." It was just so unexpected
21:43 and I was not expecting her to be there.
21:45 And we said hi.
21:46 We chatted for a bit and I was like, "Hey,
21:49 can you hold this?" Can you [laughter] hold this and take We made
21:52 like jumbo face cutouts of Zane throughout all different stages of his life.
21:57 That was one of the only pictures of Zane at that age.
22:00 Yeah, it was really funny.
22:02 Wait, and Lisa Rinna got to hold your face.
22:05 Dude, you need to put that on a shirt.
22:06 I would wear that.
22:07 It's so good.
22:09 It's so good.
22:09 Yeah, it was it was really funny.
22:12 And guys, in case you like we're big fans of Traders,
22:15 so that's why we freaked out when we saw Was she chill?
22:17 Was she cool?
22:18 Was she awesome?
22:19 really nice.
22:19 She was really nice.
22:20 She was happy to be there.
22:22 The outfit was wild.
22:24 She just looked like she was about to like literally Yeah, like [laughter]
22:28 she looked like she was about to She was about to stop
22:31 What do you call the people in the middle of the cars?
22:33 About to uh the middle of like a street race with like a checkered flag.
22:37 Yeah, yeah.
22:37 Like it looked like she was about to do that.
22:39 But yeah, she was she was amazing.
22:40 [clears throat] Can you go back to Lisa Rinna like holding that I got
22:43 to send that to my mom cuz my mom loves Days of Our Lives.
22:46 She's going to be like like like she's running for president.
22:52 [laughter] It looks political.
22:54 It's protest.
22:56 I was literally I I wanted to take
22:57 that and make that my new avatar on Instagram.
23:01 You know my little picture that I have of like it's a cat right now?
23:04 I would just wanted to do that with her just in the corner.
23:07 The coolest picture ever.
23:09 It would look like AI though.
23:11 That's why I'm like oh I don't know if
23:12 I want to do that but it just iconic picture.
23:15 It's so fun.
23:16 Holy Okay.
23:18 So My mom was freaking out too cuz my mom just watched Raiders like a week ago.
23:23 So when I showed her that she was just like what?
23:25 Like she just ecstatic.
23:28 neat.
23:28 Yeah.
23:29 Really fun.
23:29 you guys win?
23:30 Cool.
23:31 No we lost first.
23:32 Don't ask those questions.
23:33 Kind of nice.
23:33 [laughter] Well that's kind of It's either you're first or last.
23:36 How How competitive were the other teams?
23:38 Were some people like
23:39 It was pretty competitive.
23:40 What were they saying?
23:41 pro athletes part of it at all?
23:43 Um there was a couple really good players
23:45 for sure but they spread they spread them out.
23:47 That guy goes to my gym.
23:48 Steven Kelly?
23:48 Yes that's his name.
23:49 Yeah.
23:50 Handsome dude.
23:51 Yeah.
23:51 He's He's just like the one guy out on like the map I'm like
23:55 the red team like just The black team they like when we saw them on the field
23:59 we're like oh Like he's got like a guy
24:01 and then Diplo's his goalie you're like Oh yeah.
24:04 It was a It was a stacked cast for sure.
24:07 Oh that's Diplo.
24:08 Yeah he was playing too.
24:09 Randomly I I didn't wasn't expecting him to be there.
24:11 It was fun.
24:12 Well all right.
24:13 What was the flavor was amazing?
24:14 What Yeah what's the Is it a new flavor?
24:16 Um yeah it tastes like like a popsicle popsicle like ice pop the ice a popsicle.
24:21 Yeah.
24:22 Yeah popsicle.
24:22 [laughter] Why am I ice pop?
24:25 A popsicle pop.
24:26 A ice pop.
24:26 Just ice pop.
24:27 Yeah yeah ice pop.
24:28 But not like a rocket pop.
24:30 No.
24:31 No.
24:31 I love a rocket pop.
24:32 Or like a snow cone.
24:33 Like a like you imagine all the flavors in one snow cone.
24:36 Oh like a rainbow one and that little juice at the end.
24:39 That's exactly what it tastes like.
24:40 Like a rainbow snow cone.
24:42 I love the orange flavor this isn't even an ad but the orange
24:45 flavor of Celsius I always feel like tastes like it's like orange jello.
24:48 Yes.
24:49 Like it's it's almost like jello yes.
24:51 That's a perfect example of what the orange tastes like.
24:54 yum yum yum yum yum.
24:55 I also I also like the like the cola one, the cherry cola.
24:59 Oh, you see I I like I think it's it's not close,
25:03 but like it's still it hits for me.
25:05 It's like it's like drinking Coke Poppy.
25:06 It's like it's it's good enough.
25:09 I just don't like cold like heavily caffeinated cola.
25:12 Like I don't know like It doesn't like it does just doesn't my brain my cuz
25:16 I think more like a Coke is like a treat.
25:18 It's not like a pick-me-up and like I need a different flavor for my pick-me-up.
25:22 But everyone has their different flavors.
25:24 It does you know what?
25:24 It does and you know what?
25:25 I bet you they tried Coke and like ooh it needs a little bit of fruit in it.
25:28 It just it it tastes too um metally probably.
25:31 did a number on me.
25:35 [laughter] WHAT ELSE HAPPENED?
25:35 I I LIKE honestly don't remember.
25:36 Um we just went out there to support you guys.
25:39 Unfortunately lost the first round and then we
25:41 just kind of stayed supported watched the games.
25:44 Oh my legs are I stopped hurting too because
25:46 I took like three shots before to numb out there.
25:48 Oh you were drinking.
25:49 I was curious.
25:50 I well I I did I went up and I also
25:52 I just I feel like I kind of perform better especially like
25:55 a game sense when I'm like cuz when you're nervous I feel
25:59 like anybody nervous you just don't perform as well if you're like Yeah.
26:02 good.
26:04 So go a couple shots and I went on the field like all right I feel really good.
26:07 I like I I don't care about everybody watching now.
26:10 I just wanted to be good.
26:12 Yes.
26:12 And it just wasn't.
26:13 That's awesome.
26:13 Was that tied to the World Cup?
26:14 Is that why they're doing it cuz the World Cup is like about to happen?
26:17 oh they do it every year.
26:19 Getting people excited about soccer.
26:20 Oh yes and we also and then Zane had a little temper tantrum after that.
26:24 tantrum.
26:24 Wait.
26:24 I sorry I saw this like scrolling fast and I never saw it.
26:28 Did you Did you get through it?
26:29 Well then I saw on your Instagram story the window was shattered.
26:32 So did you shatter this window Zane?
26:34 It was it was um we it was a planned.
26:36 Like we we did it planned.
26:37 He was like oh smash my window.
26:39 I was like okay.
26:40 Yeah.
26:41 Oh my god no I would never.
26:42 That's insane.
26:44 SHUT THE UP.
26:46 IS ROB RAUSCH WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING AT ME AFTER THE GAME?
26:48 Rob Rausch?
26:49 WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING?
26:50 WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING?
26:51 BUT I WAS REALLY, WAS REALLY NERVOUS because it was like a one-time thing.
26:54 Like you can't redo it.
26:55 YO, YO, DAVE.
26:58 PLEASE, LET'S JUST GO INSIDE.
26:59 DON'T TOUCH ME, DUDE.
27:00 We're I was doing We were doing this for like an hour and a half.
27:02 LAUGH.
27:04 [screaming] I'M SORRY.
27:06 HOW'D YOU DO THAT?
27:07 WHEN I HIT THAT, THAT wasn't the hit.
27:09 Like Right, right, right.
27:10 A little post-editing.
27:11 took the poke like the poke thing.
27:13 Oh.
27:13 You know the emergency
27:15 The emergency Like for emergency where you where you use it and it's
27:18 supposed to shatter especially in like you know when you need to get out.
27:21 We found out that that window was way too thick.
27:26 It every time we punctured it,
27:27 it was barely making it crack like Is that a Maserati?
27:31 What does he drive?
27:32 Aston Martin.
27:32 Okay.
27:33 But We were If you're in an Aston you're [laughter] in that water, good luck.
27:36 No, that's what I was saying is like, "Yo,
27:37 Dave, like you need to get these windows replaced immediately.
27:41 That's really dangerous.
27:42 If you're trying to get out and you can't get out."
27:45 him like you're supposed to hit the corner of the window.
27:48 Yeah, right.
27:49 I was getting the corner.
27:50 Oh, because that uh what's-his-face, Caleb was saying you got to hit the corner.
27:54 We were hitting the corner.
27:55 It wasn't working.
27:56 It I think it was just a strong window.
27:58 But then we took you know like the um the tire iron like the Yeah.
28:02 We took that thing went and it just went through it
28:05 like it was a [laughter] like it was going through fabric.
28:08 Oh, wow.
28:09 It didn't It just didn't not shatter.
28:10 Like all Dude, that was us.
28:12 shatterproof glass or yeah.
28:14 I have the video.
28:15 I'll show We were I was hit Let me You know what?
28:18 Let's just watch it.
28:19 Yeah.
28:20 It was [laughter] It was insane how much we were whacking
28:25 the out of this window and it was not it was not breaking.
28:28 Also, did you say you filmed this for an hour and a half?
28:31 Yeah.
28:31 We were filming for a long time.
28:34 Holy It was a long time.
28:36 And mind you, I cut out a lot of the hitting.
28:38 Like I was honestly just rough cutting it for like bloopers.
28:41 So just imagine like an extra 2 minutes
28:45 of whacking this window that were that was cut out.
28:47 That kombucha did a number on me.
28:50 That kombucha did a It's been stuck in my head
28:52 all day and also his mango chutney one, too.
28:55 With the hot sauce.
28:55 It's sweet and sour.
28:57 I want to devour mango chutney.
29:00 Mango chutney.
29:02 a jingle for a brand.
29:03 I think Synergy kombucha sponsored him like that after he's like,
29:07 "That kombucha was a synergy.
29:09 That kombucha was a synergy." Dude, if I was a brand,
29:12 I would hop on anything like that immediately.
29:15 I'd be like, "All campaign money goes to this person
29:18 and let's make it let's make it go off." Damn, it's only halfway there.
29:23 If you were a brand,
29:24 would you put your money to a bunch of micro-influencers or would
29:28 you want like all your money to someone you really like that's big?
29:32 on the content.
29:32 Depends on Like I think some micro-influencers make just really great content,
29:36 deliver a good message, and it doesn't it their face has nothing to do with it.
29:40 It's just like catchy content, which is good to invest in.
29:43 like as a brand, if you had a brand I'm I'm going I'm going micro.
29:47 Micro?
29:47 Micro-influencers who Yep.
29:50 have You know what?
29:51 I don't know.
29:51 I see it as more believable and genuine.
29:55 Yeah.
29:55 And I feel like they like you said And they
29:58 I feel like and also they put more time into it,
30:00 too, because it's like it's new for them
30:02 and they are like the new micro-influencers.
30:04 I feel like every micro-influencer is new because it's been
30:08 so popular for the in the past like 4 years.
30:10 I think the bigger the brand then I guess
30:11 go for bigger influencers because it's just like awareness.
30:14 Like Celsius.
30:15 I mean, they're working you guys People know Celsius.
30:17 It's not like you're really pushing Celsius sales,
30:19 but everyone's like, "Oh, yeah, there's like a new flavor.
30:20 I should try it out." Like you're just like a casual
30:23 on it.
30:24 Or if I like or if I was putting all my money into like someone big,
30:27 I'd want to go for a big like like actor
30:30 that I really like or like a big comedian that I love.
30:33 Just like, "Okay.
30:34 Yeah.
30:34 Let's do something really funny with them." And like
30:36 the the campaign at a whole is like
30:38 the minute commercial and then we do something big
30:39 for social media and then like just like 360.
30:42 Who would it be?
30:43 Who'd you want to work with?
30:44 for Carmoda for a while.
30:45 [laughter] He's just sipping on a Carmoda before he jumps out of the plane.
30:51 promised him all sales for the next 100 years would go to him.
30:54 [laughter] Okay, just let me walk in this thing.
30:58 Zane, Zane, stop.
31:00 Damn.
31:00 Oh, Zane, you could have fractured your like wrist.
31:03 We're trying to do this bit and we've obviously we've tried it 20 times.
31:07 It's like crazy.
31:09 Why is it not like breaking?
31:12 You know what I mean?
31:14 Damn, this is he's making me nervous, dude.
31:17 That is crazy.
31:18 It's not like it's not If you were throwing it on a leg, you'd be fine.
31:21 Here, take a sec.
31:22 Take a sec.
31:24 Obviously.
31:24 We were trying to like do a bit like Holy Zane, stop hitting.
31:30 Stop it.
31:30 Zane.
31:33 [screaming] Imagine you're underwater though when it's
31:39 filling up and you're just sitting there.
31:42 You just need a little bit of time.
31:43 A little bit of elbow grease.
31:46 [laughter] Bro, what is this glass made out of?
31:48 Like this is insane.
31:49 You are so Any lake?
31:53 [laughter] [laughter]
32:02 Like that's literally what would happen.
32:03 You're Fast forward a little bit.
32:10 [laughter] I'm just Fast forward a little bit more.
32:13 committing to the bit.
32:18 That's crazy.
32:19 Is it bulletproof glass?
32:21 YEAH, NO BRO.
32:22 Who built this?
32:23 even tinted.
32:24 I don't know why it's doing that.
32:26 Golly.
32:30 [laughter]
32:32 You guys got to pay you now double for that video, too.
32:35 I mean, that's that is [laughter]
32:37 I'll probably get more videos than the actual act like or more views.
32:47 [laughter]
32:47 Who Where were you Were you guys just parked in a parking lot?
32:50 No, we're at uh his house.
32:51 Okay.
32:52 Yeah.
32:52 I just can't imagine from being far away being like,
32:53 "What the is going [laughter] on in that car?" And it's already like shattering,
32:59 but they're just like still going at it.
33:01 Like someone in an apartment just like zooming in from their balcony.
33:04 Like you're [laughter] just like It's so crazy cuz
33:08 like in the moment like that wasn't like planned.
33:10 Like on the way home David was just like "Oh,
33:13 you should like break my glass." And such a crazy
33:15 it to just shatter real quick and it was like that it.
33:17 No, I'm just I'm just saying like I don't know anybody
33:20 else that would allow you to break their car like that.
33:23 Like I would never want someone to do that to my my Tesla
33:25 even if I know that like I can get it replaced tomorrow.
33:28 Yeah.
33:28 It There's just something so insane about doing it
33:32 right there in that moment where you're just like,
33:34 "I don't feel comfortable doing this."
33:35 David now did has to probably pay more money
33:37 to get Aston Martin like windows back on it, right?
33:41 And if he even like it was I think there was a new window today that I saw.
33:44 Well, damn.
33:45 They move quick on that.
33:46 Quick.
33:47 Just imagine the call.
33:48 Safe Flight Repair and "What happened to your window?" [laughter] Okay.
33:54 Moved quickly.
33:55 But um I You know what I can't stand though?
33:58 People who go around and you put business cards on the windows.
34:03 Oh, yeah.
34:04 Down here in the And then you forget it's there and then you
34:07 roll down your window and then now business card is gone on it.
34:10 Now when I roll up my window, I hear just a light like [laughter]
34:15 I'm like this Put it on Put it on my windshield.
34:18 Don't put it on my window.
34:20 from the business card cuz they're fresh.
34:22 They just printed it out.
34:23 So they put it on your window and you see the ink from the business cards.
34:27 Who has ever like gotten advertising
34:30 on their car where you're like, "This looks great." [laughter]
34:33 It's always like a uh or a pamphlet for like a pizza shop that sucks.
34:37 Mhm.
34:37 And it's just like you're not getting me to come in.
34:40 No.
34:41 Yeah.
34:41 But just like the fact that you're putting it on like my property
34:44 Don't touch my car.
34:45 Yeah, just don't don't
34:46 like a lot of the ones I get though
34:48 are for like body shops because I have a dent
34:51 on the side of my car and I feel like it's
34:53 someone who like works at a body shop and they're like, "Oh, there's a dent."
34:56 what?
34:56 They got to do the hustle.
34:57 It's like don't put it on my window.
34:59 Put it on my windshield.
35:01 The dent makes sense.
35:02 If I saw a dent I'd be like, "Honestly, he probably doesn't trust anybody.
35:06 Let me see if he trusts me." And then Yeah.
35:08 I get offended because they always put the one that says, "We buy junk cars."
35:13 Oh.
35:14 [laughter]
35:14 And then that makes me question my whole reality.
35:18 [laughter] We buy junk car.
35:19 We'll get rid of this for you.
35:20 Oh, cash for clunkers.
35:23 Or do you ever see those ones that are like, "We buy ugly houses"?
35:26 Like two where I'm like, "Who?" Like I I feel like I see those everywhere.
35:30 Like they're always like like like it looks like a yard sign that goes,
35:34 "We buy ugly houses." Like maybe nobody wants your jalopy car.
35:37 Like get rid of it.
35:38 Yeah.
35:39 Like Yeah, that.
35:39 We buy ugly houses.com.
35:42 that.
35:42 Oh my god.
35:43 I don't know how bad is your house where you're like,
35:45 "We got to go through we buy ugly houses." No one's buying it.
35:49 And you know they're flipping that in like 2 weeks.
35:51 Mhm.
35:52 Four times the price.
35:53 We buy ugly houses.
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37:00 Oh, speaking of houses,
37:01 don't don't we have like a Zillow that we wanted to show?
37:04 I just dribbled on myself and on my pants.
37:06 Hey, man, it's okay.
37:08 I just wanted to acknowledge it.
37:09 about to fall though.
37:09 Oh my gosh, you're right.
37:11 He was talk- He was talking about between your legs.
37:13 That big hog.
37:14 Oh, that kombucha did it again.
37:16 Big penis.
37:19 [laughter]
37:18 IMAGINE, WOULDN'T THAT BE WOULDN'T LIFE BE GREAT?
37:24 [laughter]
37:25 LOOK AT WHAT A LOSER.
37:26 WHAT A LOSER.
37:27 Isn't that crazy?
37:28 We We've got a Florida Man house.
37:30 Uh this one's fun, an Aspen house, uh you know, inspired by your recent trip.
37:35 Which one Which one Which one's like the worst one?
37:37 Florida Man and the cheapest home in America.
37:41 Okay, let's look at the cheapest home in America.
37:42 I wonder if this link still works.
37:44 Here we go.
37:45 Okay, 80,000?
37:46 Oh, They pulled the pics.
37:49 pulled the pictures.
37:51 it's sold.
37:52 I can't believe somebody bought it.
37:53 Well, it's the cheapest house in America.
37:54 It's on Railroad Street.
37:56 Is there a train that goes through the backyard?
37:58 [laughter] The train goes through the house.
37:59 to be something, right?
38:00 There's something.
38:01 There's something where it has to be the cheapest house in America.
38:03 Cuz that's actually not a bad property.
38:05 The The inside looked like a murder scene that they did not clean up.
38:10 Like there There was red stains everywhere, unidentified.
38:15 Uh there was like red handprints on the walls.
38:19 Like Copy the address into the Oh, yeah.
38:22 Hold on.
38:23 See, oh, it looks nice from the outside.
38:26 A wall?
38:27 Here we go.
38:28 What is that?
38:29 I don't know.
38:30 It says
38:32 [laughter] Or blood.
38:32 Yeah, what it's it's one of the two.
38:34 O positive.
38:37 Oh, you I mean, this looks like squatters living in there.
38:39 a po- it says positive with like I think
38:42 these are even different pictures than what I saw.
38:45 So, oh, is this is better?
38:47 Yeah.
38:48 Oh my gosh, that also looks like a kid who was completely unsupervised.
38:52 Like a mom on drugs passed out and the kid just also went wild with a marker.
38:56 That This house looks really familiar, does it not?
38:58 It does.
38:59 like I've seen it.
39:00 I mean, it's probably like very like it's a kid house.
39:02 It's probably a very simple floor plan, too.
39:04 Di- I sometimes I learn that like once like a home gets foreclosed
39:08 on or someone like can't even pay
39:09 their rent and they're basically getting kicked out, they'll sabotage the house.
39:14 Golly, looks like someone just took a on the wall.
39:18 [laughter]
39:17 Sorry, we've been doing too much poo poo pee pee on this pod.
39:21 No, my my dad used to go in and like clean
39:23 Damn.
39:26 [laughter] Just mad just mad.
39:28 My dad used to go in and like clean up
39:30 homes like this um when I was younger and people
39:34 would pour concrete down the toilet if they were pissed
39:38 that they were like getting evicted and things like that.
39:40 And it would solidify and it just screws everything up.
39:45 Really?
39:46 Yeah.
39:46 Jail.
39:47 But they're like What's the word because obviously you're
39:50 getting kicked out because you can't afford it anymore.
39:51 If you do that, because they have you have nothing to
39:55 Or if you get like foreclosed on like in the bank's going to come take
39:58 your home like they're they're pissed so they
40:01 just go and pour concrete they like the up.
40:04 They're like, all right, if I can't live here to get.
40:07 Yeah.
40:07 Do you guys want to take a guess at how much All right,
40:10 we're going to close our eyes cuz we'll probably see it.
40:11 So, nobody look.
40:12 Let them see wait, wait, wait, wait.
40:13 What do you mean?
40:14 Wait, what are we doing?
40:15 Here, this is up a house and we have to guess the price of it.
40:17 You can look.
40:18 I just have the photo up.
40:19 Okay.
40:20 How much do you think this house costs?
40:22 Well, This is in Aspen.
40:23 I can nail it.
40:25 But you guys, I'm curious what y'all think.
40:27 You think you can nail it?
40:28 Uh-huh.
40:29 Not not knowing where Oh, it's in Aspen.
40:30 Okay.
40:31 Like downtown Aspen.
40:32 Okay.
40:32 Like it's in a good location.
40:34 I've never Well, I've never I've never been,
40:36 so I don't even know like what the price is in there.
40:38 I'm guessing it's expensive out there in Aspen.
40:40 Um I'm going to guess I'm going to go crazy and say one 1.7.
40:45 No, there's no way.
40:47 I was going to say maybe like 450k.
40:49 What?
40:50 You guys are Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
40:53 1.2 450k?
40:56 What what is it?
40:56 It's really It's insane.
40:57 I thought it was I thought it was like really high.
40:59 You want to know what my guess is on this?
41:01 wait, wait, wait.
41:01 DON'T LET ME GUESS THEN.
41:02 OKAY, [laughter] IT LOOKS THE SAME as the 80k house.
41:05 So I went 1.7 knowing it's Aspen.
41:07 Like, okay, maybe it's outrageously priced.
41:10 So it's not out really rageously priced.
41:11 It is outrageously priced.
41:12 That's Okay.
41:14 What's your guess?
41:15 My guess?
41:17 17 million dollars.
41:19 THERE'S NO WAY.
41:20 THERE'S NO WAY.
41:21 THERE'S no way.
41:22 There's no way.
41:23 is 17 million dollars.
41:24 And this is Is that It's 19.
41:28 Yes.
41:29 [laughter]
41:29 ARE YOU KIDDING?
41:31 YEAH, GUYS, THAT'S BRO, THERE'S NO WAY.
41:34 I KNOW, DUDE.
41:35 Aspen you Aspen's ridiculous on what is that?
41:39 Now, here's my I do have a slight theory
41:41 about why this one in particularly is very expensive.
41:44 You are in downtown Aspen.
41:46 Real estate down there is very valuable.
41:48 I don't One, you have really, really rich, rich,
41:52 people that just want to make sure they have a house out there.
41:55 Like, so you're dealing with billionaires who are just like, yeah.
41:58 Then rent if you go to visit.
42:00 Right, but people want Or it can also be turned into like a business, too.
42:04 It could be like turned into like a coffee shop or like
42:07 a really chic like boutique for like a brand or whatever.
42:09 You know how MUCH COFFEE YOU GOT TO SELL to make $150?
42:13 Like it could be like a Gucci store.
42:16 is $150 per cup
42:17 It's the land, too.
42:18 But yeah, it's insane.
42:20 of our people.
42:22 And it looks tacky as hell.
42:23 Like that you got like shiplap, like [laughter] nah.
42:28 Oh no, I was expecting to see a Oh my god.
42:32 Look at that backyard.
42:33 Can you imagine?
42:35 There is a no way.
42:38 There is no way.
42:40 But like Yeah, but you got a jacuzzi.
42:42 This is the most mind-blowing thing I think this year.
42:45 Yeah.
42:45 In this year.
42:46 It's Aspen, dude.
42:48 It's pretty crazy.
42:49 I'm like mad looking at [laughter] this.
42:52 Like that person who's just like listing it like what should we put it for?
42:55 Like they're like 18 mil.
42:57 Like or I think maybe also yes, it is a ridiculous price,
43:00 but they just like they're not probably in any rush for someone to like
43:04 prices on it.
43:05 Let me see the history.
43:06 And at least I know Remy expect to take them to Aspen.
43:10 It listed for 305 days, so definitely no one's buying it.
43:12 $101,000 a month.
43:14 For 20 years?
43:17 Go go down.
43:17 Go down.
43:18 It sold in 2019 for 1.7.
43:21 Wow.
43:22 OH MY GOD.
43:23 WOW, HEATH nailed it.
43:26 But it's wild it's been relisted, removed,
43:28 relisted, but they keep making it more expensive.
43:30 The first time it was listed was for 16.9.
43:33 on a house you bought for 1.7 million
43:34 for 3 years and then now it's worth 17 mil.
43:37 Dude, I hate people.
43:39 Yeah, I I bet there is something like weird behind it on why it is so much, too.
43:44 I think it's just the property.
43:45 is Is it just this or this is normal throughout many houses around this area?
43:50 Like what's the I know, I've seen a TikTok on this house before.
43:53 I'm sorry, is this Abraham Lincoln's like original home or something like Yeah,
43:58 I got it's super historic.
43:59 I wonder yet there has to be something There may be also it could
44:02 be like on a certain block that has also this like tax incentive, too.
44:06 Like Or at least where Saddam Hussein hid out.
44:09 When they found him.
44:11 stay here?
44:11 Like that's actually where the cross was.
44:13 It was literally right there.
44:14 In Aspen.
44:15 Yeah.
44:16 Aspen's crazy.
44:18 That's insane.
44:18 Well, how much are ski passes in Aspen?
44:21 Every time I go skiing I'm like how much is this Well,
44:24 it's like well you're already in your boots and stuff and you're there.
44:27 But it's very nice.
44:44 Does that make sense?
44:45 Yeah.
44:45 Yeah, you are but you're spending like if if you
44:49 if you and the guys want to go out there
44:50 for the weekend everyone's putting in a pretty good amount
44:53 of money to like have a good weekend out there.
44:55 Yeah, and cuz you have to like, you know,
44:58 there is like an airport but it's mostly
44:59 like a private like plane kind of place.
45:01 You got to like land in Denver and drive there.
45:04 So it's such a luxury to be able to like just land right in Aspen as well.
45:08 And that's like the most expensive like place for people
45:11 that want to go skiing like have like a Yes,
45:14 I would say it's one of the wealthiest like places where people go and ski.
45:17 Next to like probably Yellowstone Club which
45:19 is like where Tom Brady and all them have like their houses but that's like
45:23 a gated community thing out in Montana, I believe.
45:26 What in the world?
45:28 they could have just put a little bit more
45:29 money into the furniture and the in the house.
45:32 Damn.
45:32 Airbnb thousands of dollars for four nights.
45:36 even Coachella weekend.
45:37 Yeah, this is this is this is the off-season.
45:40 I put May 25th through the 29th.
45:42 Oh, this is the yeah.
45:43 Yeah, it the slopes aren't even open.
45:47 [laughter] That's wild.
45:47 I had no idea.
45:48 Wow.
45:49 Yeah, that one blew my mind.
45:50 Matt, we probably saw the same Tik Tok.
45:52 I saw that a while ago and it I had the same reaction.
45:56 It made me mad.
45:57 Just rich people.
45:58 That is absurd.
45:59 Should we find like a thousand other people
46:01 put our money together and [laughter] get some property.
46:03 We can all share this house if we all just pitch in and do our part.
46:08 100 grand a month.
46:10 Or what if the real estate agent just put
46:11 in like an extra zero and is like, "Sorry.
46:14 I
46:16 [laughter] Like, why hasn't our house sold?" It's like, "I My bad, guys.
46:19 My bad.
46:20 Did not realize." I wonder what it's like what the page looks
46:23 like when you save a price cuz every time you change it, it it posts it, right?
46:27 Like it shows oh, price change, price change.
46:30 Is there like multiple confirmations you have to do before it posts the price?
46:34 sure.
46:35 Like you can't just like easily go, "Oh my god,
46:37 I messed up on the price." and like it goes up
46:39 and then you redo And the house is 138 years old.
46:43 It's historic.
46:45 Built in 1888.
46:46 Kind of cool.
46:47 It's historic, but pretty crazy.
46:49 Yeah, that is crazy.
46:50 Thanks, [clears throat] Jared.
46:51 Did Did you see the Did you see the video of all the staff uh at Chick-fil-A?
46:56 They made like a Tik Tok, all of them, and all the comments were like,
47:00 "I'm surprised that I'm surprised they even made it to the fifth staff
47:03 member and posted this on Tik Tok." Like everybody was talking about it,
47:07 but then we find out they all got So [laughter] Uh-oh.
47:10 No way.
47:11 Sorry.
47:12 They fired the entire staff.
47:14 So you know how Chick-fil-A is very like um Proper.
47:17 They're very They're very conservative and like my pleasure to serve you.
47:20 They're all about their decor.
47:21 This is inappropriate.
47:23 [laughter] So for the people listening, these are Chick-fil-A staff,
47:29 a lot of them quite busty in the chest,
47:31 and they are just Their booty keep bouncing.
47:33 They're just like bouncing up and down giving a little jiggle jiggle.
47:37 little boob dance, but like they're doing it to each person,
47:40 and all of the comments were the comments were just like,
47:43 "I'm surprised they even made it to the fourth
47:44 person." Like they're saying like the manager,
47:47 "I'm surprised the manager did not even like
47:49 the manager is in the video.
47:52 [laughter] Oh, did someone just say that?
47:53 They're like, "Oh, wait.
47:54 One of them is the That's crazy.
47:57 Uh-uh.
47:58 it's Chick-fil-A, not tits-fil-A, okay?
48:00 That is
48:01 Even the manager's dancing.
48:02 Corporate, they got to come in and be like, "Guys,
48:05 Chick-fil-A is super strict on social media.
48:08 That's so fun That's so like fun Like everybody knows.
48:11 Like everyone on the internet knows that this video it Like anywhere else,
48:15 any other like fast food place, fine.
48:18 Like nobody would even bat an eye, but Chick-fil-A.
48:20 You know what?
48:20 It does look like it was the manager's video because
48:23 the caption is my Chick-fil-A crew is better than yours.
48:26 Like that's the text on the video.
48:27 Yes, look on Like on her chest.
48:29 So he's like, "Oh girls, I got a TikTok.
48:32 We got to do this." This is fine.
48:34 I'm your boss.
48:37 If anyone also That's awesome that they're really tight.
48:40 You know what?
48:41 Good [laughter] on them that they did not give
48:43 a They look like they're having a great time.
48:45 Do you think in the back of their head they're like,
48:47 "Oh, this is going to get us in big trouble"?
48:49 Cuz I feel like this seems like they post a lot.
48:52 Right?
48:52 Maybe this is the only one that just like went super viral.
48:55 Maybe it was also kind of like a close friends kind of thing.
48:57 It was supposed to be a private post,
48:59 and then someone saw it and like screen recorded it and was like I it may have
49:04 I also have a feeling that they did not intend for this to be a public thing.
49:08 Really?
49:09 Like it was just for his friends, but someone
49:11 they got um betrayed by one of their own?
49:14 Could Could be.
49:15 was like, "You know what?
49:16 I'm going to get half of the staff fired." Do you also Do
49:19 you Do you think it's interesting like some people on like close friends?
49:22 I'm not like calling anyone out,
49:23 but it's I'm not a person to ever air my grievances
49:27 out or talk on close friends, but some people do.
49:30 It's so risky.
49:32 Like I'll see some stuff like friends post and I'm like,
49:34 "Thank you for trusting me.
49:36 I'm not going to like screenshot this, but it's so like That's so risky." Nah,
49:40 I I I feel the same way.
49:41 There's some people that have me on close friends where like
49:44 they shouldn't because like we're not saying we're we're not close,
49:48 but like we don't know each other that well where like
49:51 you wouldn't know if I were to screenshot and just post it.
49:54 Like I'm we're not that tight.
49:55 So, it's just very surprising and like
49:57 the the sensitive that they'll post, I'm just like Oh,
50:00 yeah, there was one recently where a creator I'm not going to say,
50:02 I'll be broad about it.
50:03 A big creator was like making fun of another creator's like partner.
50:07 Like I'm keeping it so broad with that.
50:10 And and I was like and they were like friends, but I'm like, what?
50:13 I'm like, this and it pissed me off cuz I'm like,
50:15 yo, you're talking about about my friend's partner.
50:19 Like where you can easily just screenshot it and send it like it it's it's
50:23 stand that like Like that.
50:26 It's crazy.
50:27 don't want to start that drama.
50:28 But So, what do you think that is?
50:29 That is it like a I don't care, whatever or is it more just like,
50:33 oh, every this is everybody on close friends, we all have a like a pact.
50:37 Like this isn't going to Yeah, I guess it.
50:39 They just want like validation and not feel like They just want to express it.
50:44 And maybe they also don't have that many like close friends to like vent to.
50:46 They want to just vent to other creators
50:48 about like people they hate and they can't stand.
50:51 Like bullying level.
50:52 Like making fun of like someone's outfit.
50:54 Like what she's Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
50:58 what are you doing?
50:58 Crazy.
50:59 I know.
51:00 No, no, I know exactly what you're talking about, too.
51:02 Yeah, what it's it's scary.
51:03 It's so risky.
51:04 It's so risky, too.
51:06 Do you ever also have some friends who like
51:07 they post on close friends more than their actual story,
51:10 but you're like, why don't you post this on your actual story?
51:13 There's stuff that I see on close friends where I'm like,
51:15 why would you even close friend that?
51:17 Like It would be like something super basic like getting a Chick-fil-A sandwich.
51:20 Yes.
51:21 But like Like nobody like you know some girls are
51:23 always just like their their public stories is just like,
51:27 and then their private story is like, yeah, I got Chick-fil-A.
51:29 Girl, you can post that on your story.
51:31 You look more human.
51:32 It looks like you're putting out a faker
51:33 version and I mean this for guys and girls.
51:36 Like No, no, that's so true, though.
51:37 Like I feel like a lot of times I see close friends post,
51:40 I'm just like post this publicly.
51:43 Like it would be so good like cool for people to see you like this.
51:46 Like this is so relatable.
51:48 This is like it's authentic.
51:50 It's you.
51:51 But, it's just a lot of people just feel
51:52 really self-conscious to like post or like, you know.
51:54 Also, I think some people who have like, you know,
51:56 serious 9-5 jobs and stuff and their employers like follow them.
52:00 They don't want to like they maybe could be on the clock,
52:03 but they're out like drinking with their friends.
52:05 They want to keep that private.
52:06 a couple I know a couple people
52:07 that that definitely only post close friends if it's like
52:11 And also like just you just don't want
52:13 your like work seeing your life outside of work.
52:17 So, you know, like I feel That's why
52:18 a lot of people are like just private still, too.
52:20 You ever post something on your close friends to just one person?
52:23 Just to make sure to see if they saw it.
52:25 I've heard some people do that for like their crushes
52:27 and stuff to to like really get their attention and stuff,
52:31 which is such a creepy move.
52:33 Only time if I post on close friends, it's I'm asking locally for a favor.
52:37 Like, do you guys know anyone who can paint
52:39 walls or like do you guys have a good handyman?
52:42 tickets.
52:42 Yeah.
52:43 That's where it's like cuz you don't want
52:44 to annoy the masses with something that's a local question.
52:47 Exactly.
52:47 Yeah.
52:48 I'll never forget when Mariah and I
52:49 first started talking like super super early.
52:52 Like, I was just always like viewing her stories and I guess I was like,
52:55 you know, first or whatever.
52:56 I was excited to see what she was posting.
52:59 And she did one that was just a black screen and a small text that said,
53:03 "Hey Heath." And I I saw it on [laughter] Like, on close friends Oh, no, no.
53:10 It was like yeah.
53:11 Oh, that bold.
53:14 Bold.
53:14 Wait, wait, wait.
53:15 When was like was this like after you started like
53:18 first like 2 weeks of us talking.
53:20 Oh my god.
53:21 That's That's really You got You're like Yeah.
53:24 You got her attention.
53:25 My heart dropped cuz it was like in like the crush like crush phase.
53:29 It's very unlike her, too.
53:31 That's crazy.
53:32 Dude, if she if she I started I'm getting like sweaty like thinking about it.
53:36 I was like Like, Mariah now would never be You delete that now.
53:41 Like, that's crazy.
53:43 I remember when Patricia's dad followed me on Instagram.
53:46 We had just been like talking.
53:47 We weren't Yeah, we like dating, but we were not boyfriend and girlfriend.
53:51 And it was like during Thanksgiving and it was like Mr.
53:54 Flag followed you.
53:54 I'm like Oh no, like or I felt like a little embarrassed
53:58 Just seeing all your your videos.
54:00 Oh, yeah.
54:01 Yeah.
54:01 But my cousin was like, "It's a good thing.
54:03 That means like she's talking positively about you
54:06 as like a guy in her life and he's like, "Well, I got to check this guy out."
54:09 Yeah.
54:09 Totally.
54:10 But it's just you feel so naked.
54:12 Like Yeah, and it's it's tough.
54:13 They see one video that makes them just like Uh,
54:16 what's I don't I don't get this.
54:19 And you're just But you got to just
54:21 accept people can always just keep swiping and scrolling.
54:24 love those videos where it's like you got to be
54:25 cringe maybe for years until you see success on the internet.
54:29 It's like that's that's true.
54:31 It is nice though like having a father-in-law
54:33 and a mother-in-law who are like they love what I do.
54:36 They think it's like cool and fun and stuff.
54:37 It's like or I don't know.
54:39 I couldn't imagine if they were like just super
54:40 serious with their careers or like You do what now?
54:43 like anti Yeah.
54:44 They could be a pediatric They could be a pediatric neurosurgeon.
54:48 Like they they work on babies' brains and stuff
54:50 and they just see what you do and they're like interesting.
54:54 Like Yeah, yeah, yeah.
54:55 You know?
54:55 Just like But they could be that and also be very cool with it,
54:58 but they're that's just like this.
54:59 We have such a silly career.
55:01 Sometimes you feel a little self-conscious about it,
55:03 but it's nice I don't have to feel self-conscious
55:05 about it with my family or with my in-laws.
55:07 Because it's fun.
55:08 It's like and what you post is like super like fun and You
55:12 just couldn't imagine the pressure of just
55:13 someone like super serious and someone like
55:16 Like I'll get excited.
55:17 Like Neeko will text me like about something that just got posted.
55:20 Like cuz he like sees everything.
55:22 And I'm like, "Okay, cool." Like It's not like a stamp of approval,
55:25 but it's just like a like he's excited seeing something cool that we do.
55:29 Yes, that's really cool.
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56:52 What's your favorite, um,
56:54 like style of like influencer videos that you like to watch?
56:56 Like on your feed.
56:57 Like when it pops up on your feed, you're like, "Ooh,
56:58 yeah, I like these type of videos." And you're always watching it.
57:00 Like you like to watch it all the way through.
57:02 Like street interviews or, um, informational people, like cooking videos.
57:07 Like what's something that you like really like to watch?
57:09 Oh my god, I'm all across the spectrum on like what I do.
57:12 You're on the spectrum?
57:14 [laughter]
57:14 I'm on the spectrum of just like my taste is
57:16 so diverse and I love all different types of creators.
57:19 that's a really great question, Zane.
57:21 I like watching, um, sideshow accident videos.
57:28 Wait, wait, wait, sideshow accident?
57:30 What do you mean sideshow?
57:31 You never You never heard of like sideshows?
57:32 Like Bay Area like sideshows?
57:35 Where they like pull up cars and like everybody gathers
57:38 around in like a circle and they're like doing Oh,
57:39 oh, they're doing They're doing donuts and then
57:42 Oh.
57:43 And like people are getting like run over and smacked.
57:45 Like this one dude
57:46 But they're like they're getting hit and getting right back up.
57:48 It's crazy, dude.
57:49 Weren't they cracking down on this in LA really trying to get people to stop?
57:52 This is stupid.
57:54 [laughter] If you go to a sideshow, don't go.
57:56 I watched one guy You know how like
57:58 cars can like shoot flames out of the exhaust?
58:01 I saw this one guy.
58:02 He got run over and his legs were pinned
58:05 underneath and it was just shooting flames up his ass.
58:09 Oh my god.
58:11 Horrifying.
58:12 Oh my god.
58:13 Oh, there was there was one poor guy.
58:14 He got ran over and it sucked the pants off of him.
58:19 And he had his peach out and yo, everybody that comes like, "Yo,
58:24 why is everybody trying to get a like
58:25 a shot of it?" People came up and were like [laughter]
58:29 Dude, type type Yo, every It's like, "Yo,
58:33 why is everybody trying to get a video of his peach?" No,
58:36 they were just like just specifically getting the Zane.
58:39 Oh, well, I got to see it now.
58:40 Oh no.
58:41 Oh no.
58:42 This is so stupid.
58:44 OH.
58:48 It's like everybody coming up with their phones trying to get videos of it.
58:57 Like his Oh, that Oh, I thought it was going to be funnier than that.
59:00 Underwear like completely burned.
59:02 got run over.
59:03 The thing is Why was he in the pit?
59:06 When I see that, I I don't feel bad.
59:09 It's crazy that there's so many videos like
59:11 this and people still go and they go in the middle.
59:13 It's like it's They want to get run over.
59:16 The way I see it is like play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
59:19 Mhm.
59:19 You know?
59:20 Like That's what my mom always said.
59:21 Yeah, I mean it's like and it's like also super reckless,
59:24 dangerous, and illegal.
59:26 That's like you're not saying You're not saying like oh,
59:29 I don't feel bad for skydivers because yeah,
59:31 they are doing something that's like like daredevil yeah,
59:35 but it's legal and you're not putting like other lives in danger.
59:38 Right, 100%.
59:38 It's like This is like clearly that is like that's that's a a riot.
59:43 It's a dangerous.
59:45 But also like it's crazy how many people are just there.
59:49 videos all the time on my feed.
59:50 I do watch them all the time though.
59:52 You watch them too?
59:53 Uh when they when they pop up, yeah,
59:54 cuz it's like It's like watching a train wreck.
59:57 Yeah.
59:57 I love the little videos in India where they're like [laughter]
1:00:02 where it's like a whole line of people and then it's like
1:00:06 and I don't know they always have like some ball or something
1:00:08 that they're trying to get into like it's like looks like
1:00:11 a cheap carnival game and they like win a bag of rice.
1:00:14 a bag of rice, they win like a soda,
1:00:15 they'll win a I don't know it's just they're just
1:00:18 playing customers can come up and try to win something.
1:00:20 Yeah, it's just these like street videos what they're doing.
1:00:23 I think they're very smart.
1:00:24 Oh, yeah.
1:00:25 They know exactly what they're doing.
1:00:26 And because it's the same setup but like
1:00:28 it doesn't look authentic like it looks like scammy.
1:00:32 No, not scammy.
1:00:33 Like they're just getting content cuz we just watch it.
1:00:36 it all I watch it all every time it pops up I watch it.
1:00:39 That kombucha did a number on me.
1:00:42 That kombucha did a number on me.
1:00:45 Oh, Matt.
1:00:46 Zane.
1:00:47 Did you see the story that's kind
1:00:49 of going around right now of the quadriplegic guy?
1:00:53 Who killed people or his like friends?
1:00:56 Bro.
1:00:57 He has no arms and no legs.
1:00:59 How did he do it though?
1:01:00 the video of him with the gun?
1:01:03 Uh like he's in like a bedroom and shoots out the window?
1:01:06 Yes.
1:01:06 Is that when he actually kills him or that was just footage
1:01:08 of him shooting gun and and showing what he was capable of?
1:01:11 know.
1:01:11 I do I do not think that was the video of it actually happening
1:01:14 but I think he was just being reckless and just like shooting out the window.
1:01:18 just a video that they had.
1:01:19 They found probably found on his phone.
1:01:20 Wait, quadriple amputee cornhole player accused in deadly cornhole player.
1:01:26 look.
1:01:26 Oh, yeah, he's clocking that Look at that.
1:01:29 But damn, it's going to be suck to be in jail.
1:01:32 Wait, did he accidentally Or he like
1:01:34 was just like They're claiming self-defense now.
1:01:37 That's what his defense attorney is saying.
1:01:39 How is he Does he have fingers?
1:01:42 No.
1:01:42 No, he's got like a I don't want to say nub, but it's like
1:01:45 a little No, no, no, no, what I meant is he has an appendage that can do this.
1:01:49 Yeah.
1:01:49 Okay.
1:01:50 Yeah.
1:01:50 I thought I thought they were they were literally just it was not like Uh-oh.
1:01:55 And he has a swastika scar.
1:01:57 Oh.
1:01:58 What are we doing?
1:01:59 Oh, oh, he like cut that.
1:02:01 Oh, that is just disturbing.
1:02:03 And he's showing it off.
1:02:04 Did No, this guy sounds like a piece of Let's let's let's stop him away.
1:02:09 No, you suck, dude.
1:02:11 That guy doesn't look like he's doing something in self-defense.
1:02:13 No, no.
1:02:14 And he probably has a shitty friend circle who's like, "Yeah, come on, man.
1:02:18 Yeah, shoot that gun." Like Yeah.
1:02:20 He probably loves the attention that he gets and
1:02:22 Was he Was he born like that or did Did [clears throat] something happen?
1:02:25 Great question, Zane.
1:02:26 I don't know.
1:02:27 You We should ask him.
1:02:28 We should actually bring him on.
1:02:29 Well, if someone is an amputee, does that mean like it's been post amputated?
1:02:35 Like Oh, yes.
1:02:36 So, that means then something bad happened.
1:02:38 He could have had like some disease on all his limbs.
1:02:40 But also, then what do you call someone who
1:02:42 was just born without an arm or a leg?
1:02:45 Is that Oh, paraplegic.
1:02:49 Like something like that.
1:02:50 Yeah, yeah, that Paraplegic.
1:02:51 No, but not saying that that's a term,
1:02:53 but I wouldn't I think that term is for everybody though because I I don't
1:02:56 think all the winner Like are all
1:02:58 the athletes in the Olympics are born like that?
1:03:00 They're quadriplegic.
1:03:02 It's four.
1:03:03 He's four, yeah.
1:03:04 So, but like we are not medical experts, so forgive us for I'm a medical expert.
1:03:09 And I'll die on that hill.
1:03:10 I'd love to see you in a lab coat.
1:03:12 I I I honestly I think [laughter] Wait, what?
1:03:15 Like it's just having like a clicker, so what are we here today for?
1:03:18 Okay, yeah, you've been feeling sick.
1:03:20 And also, have you ever like tried wearing a a stetho What is it called?
1:03:23 Stethoscope?
1:03:24 And actually like tried to list like I like I don't hear anything.
1:03:27 Really?
1:03:28 [laughter] I don't know what it in you.
1:03:29 You're also deaf.
1:03:31 Every time I do, I'm like, what are they what are they listening to?
1:03:34 For Dude, for a little bit, I thought it was like just a just like a prop.
1:03:38 have even had like a kitty stethoscope, like a Fisher-Price one?
1:03:41 Those worked when I was a kid,
1:03:42 and I would I would listen to my own heartbeat all the time.
1:03:45 Oh, I guess I don't have like As a kid, I loved listening to heartbeats.
1:03:48 As an adult, I hate it.
1:03:49 It could freaks me out.
1:03:50 It's weird.
1:03:51 It really freaks me out.
1:03:52 to the heart pumping.
1:03:53 Like just it's gross.
1:03:55 Yeah, obsessing about like your heart rate, that like I'm not doing that.
1:04:00 Cuz it can make you go I think even crazier the more you like
1:04:02 resting heart rate?
1:04:03 No clue.
1:04:04 Probably normal.
1:04:05 Isn't it like Isn't it usually like good to as like 96?
1:04:08 Uh, that feels a little high.
1:04:09 It's more like 70.
1:04:10 Sorry, I'm thinking of blood pressure, my bad.
1:04:12 But I know that like if you're like a pro athlete,
1:04:13 like if you're like Lance Armstrong or something, I swear it's like 60.
1:04:17 Or what is just a normal heart rate?
1:04:19 I think healthy is like 60.
1:04:23 65.
1:04:22 Yeah, a minute?
1:04:23 I don't know, and I don't want to know.
1:04:26 Mine is crazy high.
1:04:27 I'm Oh, really?
1:04:28 I've checked mine, and it's in like the 90s.
1:04:31 Oh, you're a nervous wreck.
1:04:32 I mean, it depends on having like caffeine caffeine running through my veins.
1:04:37 I'm probably pumping hard.
1:04:39 But you do drink a lot of caffeine, though.
1:04:40 Yeah.
1:04:41 But I mean, if you're sleeping,
1:04:42 like your true resting resting sleeping heart rate.
1:04:44 it back because I'm scared of um kidney stones.
1:04:47 Me, too.
1:04:48 I'm scared of gallstones, too.
1:04:50 Cuz you ever get like just a random like pain in like your upper right abdomen?
1:04:54 And most of the time it's gas, but like I Google it all the time
1:04:57 where I'm like upper left quadrant, right quadrant.
1:05:01 thing?
1:05:01 Right.
1:05:02 But the gallstone gallstones like that drives me nuts.
1:05:05 got his gallbladder removed because of the stones, right?
1:05:07 Yes, yes, I remember that.
1:05:08 That was crazy.
1:05:10 But But gallstones, you don't pass them.
1:05:11 They like collect right there.
1:05:13 Kidney stones, that terrifies me, too.
1:05:15 Sometimes I've like had Sometimes like a sharp
1:05:17 pain like in my groin, and I'm like, is that a kidney stone on its way out,
1:05:21 but it's so punctate and small that it's just not coming through?
1:05:25 Did you see that story of like that doctor
1:05:26 that You ever seen what gallstones look like?
1:05:29 Yeah.
1:05:30 Dude, they're crazy looking.
1:05:31 This doctor got a like he I think he got charged with murder for um What?
1:05:36 He mistakenly cut his this guy's here on the one that Yes.
1:05:41 You saw that?
1:05:42 It was he What was it?
1:05:43 He cut his liver out when he was trying to remove a spleen.
1:05:48 Yes, yes, that was it.
1:05:50 But he's charged for murder.
1:05:51 I I thought that was A spleen.
1:05:52 I always forget spleens exist.
1:05:54 It's a weird organ.
1:05:55 Ew.
1:05:56 I think it also happened in Florida.
1:05:58 What is a spleen?
1:05:58 Yes, it was.
1:05:59 It did happen in Florida.
1:06:00 Cuz What does your spleen do?
1:06:01 It's like for your endocrine system and stuff?
1:06:03 so, yeah.
1:06:04 And your endocrine system is like I don't know,
1:06:06 the sweat and like perspiration and like regulating body temp and stuff?
1:06:11 Yeah.
1:06:12 Ugh, and then livers, like fatty livers, all of that.
1:06:15 Oh, removing patient's liver instead of a spleen in fatal surgery.
1:06:18 Oh, and so he died.
1:06:20 Sorry, Dr.
1:06:21 Thomas Schnauski.
1:06:23 You're going to jail.
1:06:24 Like Oh, you're you're you're a dumb surgeon.
1:06:27 long was he a like is he a was he a surgeon for?
1:06:29 Like how do you that up?
1:06:31 How do you just look at a liver and think it's a spleen
1:06:34 and then you just go cut it without taking I guess what,
1:06:36 the dude he was operating on was like 70.
1:06:38 I don't know, like Is your spleen Your spleen
1:06:41 is like dark and purple looking, like I don't know.
1:06:44 I don't even know.
1:06:44 I have a hot take.
1:06:45 Can we talk about it?
1:06:46 Maybe I'm wrong.
1:06:48 I don't know.
1:06:49 It's just So, you know how the Start screen recording.
1:06:53 Chat, don't clip this.
1:06:54 If your dog is getting old, Mhm.
1:06:57 the right thing to do is to put it down when
1:06:59 they're no longer able to function properly and live a meaningful life.
1:07:04 That's your hot take is to put it down.
1:07:06 So, I'm saying like you put your dog down if they're
1:07:09 not able to Like and it's like the honorable thing to do.
1:07:13 People put their dogs down.
1:07:14 Like they're hurting.
1:07:15 They're like they're hurting.
1:07:16 They're in pain and it's not a good quality of life.
1:07:19 Why is it not the same for people?
1:07:21 Uh so, you want to talk about euthanasia?
1:07:24 Well, then that's a tough thing.
1:07:25 I think euthanasia should be legal, but I think it has to be under right
1:07:29 terms with the right doctor to get that written off,
1:07:31 but then that gets very complicated on legal matters and there could be
1:07:34 like cheap doctors who can just write off for anybody to kill themselves.
1:07:37 But I think they do have that though.
1:07:39 Don't don't Not in not in the United States.
1:07:42 It's legal in the Netherlands, maybe some other countries in Europe.
1:07:45 It is allowed.
1:07:46 you're like 90 years old, you're in pain, you're hurting, you can't function,
1:07:50 you're like I just I wouldn't want to live like that.
1:07:54 I think not be [laughter] a burden.
1:07:55 with dignity and in not being able to suffer.
1:07:59 I I am with you on it, but you're you This is like what are you trying to ask?
1:08:05 Like I feel like you should like if you agree like you should
1:08:08 be able There's a huge god but a lot of people are very religious.
1:08:12 That's God is tells you when you need to go.
1:08:15 You're saying And you don't get to decide
1:08:17 cuz some people would argue that's like assisted suicide.
1:08:20 Right, but then a lot of these people are stuck on not saying treatments,
1:08:24 but like they're being kept alive.
1:08:27 And they especially if they don't want to and they want to die.
1:08:30 It's really sad, dude.
1:08:30 One of my really close friends a quirky thing, right?
1:08:32 his grandpa This is I feel like I can
1:08:34 say this, but one of my really close friends,
1:08:36 his grandpa was like 80 years old, okay?
1:08:39 Like was in so much chronic pain, was having the worst time ever.
1:08:44 Um and so old, probably didn't know
1:08:46 that like you could maybe get euthanized or whatever.
1:08:49 He had was in so much pain, went into another room,
1:08:52 wrapped his head up with the towel, and had a gun, and killed himself.
1:08:55 And like your family has to find you like that.
1:08:58 Like that's Sorry, that's like so dark to like share.
1:09:01 but that's yeah.
1:09:02 That's to where that's what's so sad is some people then
1:09:04 have to take it into their own hands to handle it.
1:09:08 Um so yeah, I agree that I do think uh assisted suicide euthanasia
1:09:15 Here's the thing, and I feel like maybe the reason why a part of the reason
1:09:19 why they don't do that is because how do you know if they're telling the truth?
1:09:22 Like "Oh, I'm in pain.
1:09:23 I'm in pain." but they're not in pain.
1:09:25 And you can't just be depressed, too,
1:09:26 and say like "I want to kill myself." That's why
1:09:28 I I feel like that's another Like you can't just say that.
1:09:31 to be like a medical condition.
1:09:32 Like what Didn't Dr.
1:09:34 Kevorkian, he like went to jail because he would help people kill themselves.
1:09:38 So yeah, there's There and I think there are some states that do allow it.
1:09:42 As of April of 2026, 13 states and Washington D.C.
1:09:45 have authorized medical aid in dying.
1:09:48 Oh, has it finally passed?
1:09:49 The laws, often Death with Dignity and End-of-Life Options,
1:09:52 allow terminally ill and mentally competent adults with prognosis of 6
1:09:56 months or less to live to request medication to hasten their death.
1:09:59 Okay.
1:10:00 Aren't there Also, aren't there situations where somebody's
1:10:03 in like somebody's in the hospital and they're alive,
1:10:06 but like they're barely there, and then they ask the family,
1:10:10 "Do you want to keep him on the It's kind of like support.
1:10:13 Yeah, life support.
1:10:14 Isn't that Wouldn't that be considered the same thing?
1:10:16 Yeah, and then
1:10:17 like that's even worse because they they don't even have a decision.
1:10:19 You're the the family members making the decision.
1:10:21 Yeah, and a lot of things are like and I know it's kind of a dark conversation,
1:10:25 but it was just something I was thinking about.
1:10:26 It reminds me of Pineapple Express where they're getting high and he's like,
1:10:29 "Do you ever think about euthanasia?" And like And then Seth Rogen was like,
1:10:33 "Uh I got to go, man." [laughter] But yeah.
1:10:36 You know, it is interesting, but I got
1:10:39 Like if Like if I was in a vegetative state I can't speak for myself,
1:10:44 but I would feel bad if like my loved ones thought they had
1:10:47 to keep me alive if there was zero success of me ever Right.
1:10:51 Being I wouldn't want to be a burden.
1:10:54 It's also wild that some people in comas, though, they come out of comas.
1:10:57 Comas is Comas is, yeah, I That's very complicated as well.
1:11:01 It's so layered that, like, I don't know.
1:11:04 I think more people need to be open-minded to it.
1:11:06 It's the people that just think, like, "No, that's wrong,
1:11:09 and that's like it's more of a religious thing," which I'm like,
1:11:12 "You're entitled to having those opinions if that's
1:11:14 how you want to live and stuff." But, like,
1:11:16 I think you need to be a little bit more open-minded
1:11:17 for a lot of other people and how they want to exit this Earth.
1:11:21 Yeah.
1:11:21 Shuffle off this mortal coil.
1:11:23 Yeah.
1:11:23 It's like, again, yeah, because people take it into their own hands,
1:11:26 and then you're ruining more lives with like trauma and Yeah.
1:11:31 Yeah.
1:11:31 Did you know that one of our friends saved somebody with Narcan at Coachella?
1:11:34 No way.
1:11:36 No, not one of our friends.
1:11:37 One of our friend's friends.
1:11:38 Friend's friend's friend.
1:11:39 Did they bring the Narcan, or they had Narcan?
1:11:41 all had Narcan on them.
1:11:43 You know, you know, especially, I mean,
1:11:44 I saw a lot of TikToks this year before Coachella saying,
1:11:47 "Things that you need to have you should have on you." It was like,
1:11:49 "This, this, Narcan." I've never I've never even heard of it.
1:11:54 Oh, no, you can get it on Amazon.
1:11:55 And I think there's even like clinics and places
1:11:57 where you can get it for free, too.
1:11:59 know the one that you get from CVS is like very,
1:12:01 very small dose of it, where I think it's just Yeah.
1:12:04 pretty much used for Overdose fentanyl overdoses.
1:12:09 Overdose a lot of it.
1:12:10 And I've considered like having it, too.
1:12:12 I'm not saying like, "Oh, I'm friends with people who do cocaine and stuff."
1:12:15 But, you can be having It's like having a fire extinguisher,
1:12:19 cuz if you are having a party with like
1:12:20 a hundred like something people out at your house,
1:12:22 you know, people are could be going about their up to no good.
1:12:26 God forbid something bad happens, you do have it,
1:12:29 and you're able to act on it instantly rather than not having it.
1:12:33 only for people that are overdosing on like a drug?
1:12:36 Opioids.
1:12:36 Only opioids.
1:12:37 Yeah.
1:12:38 And is that something where you have to guess?
1:12:40 Like, if you find this person and you want to help them, like,
1:12:42 you gave this like if you administered
1:12:44 it to somebody who wasn't on opio- opioids, it's not going to hurt them.
1:12:49 Yeah.
1:12:49 Okay, it just It will not It won't help though if it's not an got it.
1:12:53 I know a lot of people who's like man we getting dark today.
1:12:56 A lot of also like families who maybe have
1:12:58 lost like their kids and stuff overdosing and stuff.
1:13:01 They become big advocates for Narcan.
1:13:04 Like if your kids are going to college like going I know
1:13:07 you're not going to be doing any hard drugs up your veins
1:13:09 or your nose but I want you just to have this just
1:13:11 in case somebody on your dorm room floor is going through something.
1:13:14 You can act on it and there's a solution for it.
1:13:17 Another thing too is like people that potentially would have you know
1:13:22 an incident with cocaine it would be because fentanyl was in it.
1:13:25 Yes.
1:13:26 Which this would help.
1:13:28 would Yeah.
1:13:29 Yeah.
1:13:29 Our friend she was she went she went weekend two and um her friend had it
1:13:36 on her and this tall guy right behind them while
1:13:39 they're waiting for Justin Bieber just started just started like seizing
1:13:44 and going on the ground and then just like
1:13:46 hit the ground and our friend's friend literally took it
1:13:49 has never done anything like this and usually normally type
1:13:52 They bought it right before as a just in case.
1:13:54 Yeah.
1:13:55 And literally administer it administer it to him and he immediately woke
1:13:59 up and was just like like life back in life back and then
1:14:02 security came and like took him because I think he was
1:14:04 on the ground for maybe a little bit where it was like grabbing attention.
1:14:08 grasp with like what just happened.
1:14:09 Yeah but like he didn't I I like she she
1:14:11 was saying that he didn't even realize what just happened.
1:14:14 Like but he just came out of it.
1:14:17 Wow.
1:14:17 look but he was like about to OD on something.
1:14:20 I think they were like smoking weed that had like something with lace with.
1:14:23 Yeah and you could also be on other drugs too
1:14:25 and like that is wow so crazy and like I
1:14:28 did not like before this year I didn't really know
1:14:30 that that was a like an option to have on you.
1:14:34 Cuz I know like people like to have like what is
1:14:36 it like EpiPen for it's which is like adrenaline like helps you
1:14:40 from being fainted and stuff but You should have I mean people
1:14:44 should have an EpiPen that just like on them at all times.
1:14:47 EpiPen Oh, yeah.
1:14:48 It's kind of like friends who are like or have You can have like a bee allergy.
1:14:52 You can be allergic to peanuts and you always got to have your EpiPen on you.
1:14:56 Which like, it's just a matter of respect for like people
1:14:58 who have to like always have that on them just in case.
1:15:01 Like you're leaving the house and cuz EpiPens are like
1:15:03 a big thing you got to like keep on you.
1:15:06 I'd be I'd be such an advocate for it.
1:15:08 Like that girl probably tells everybody she meets and sees,
1:15:12 "Have one on you." Just because it's like What uh there uh
1:15:15 the Narcan's I think are like $30 at least on Amazon I know.
1:15:19 And sometimes they're like I have it always like
1:15:21 in my like cart or you know like save for later.
1:15:24 Cuz I'm like, "Is today the day I'm going to buy
1:15:26 Narcan?" My mom uh my mom was a paramedic and when
1:15:29 we told her this she had no idea that you could
1:15:31 that you even dis um Get it from like a CVS.
1:15:34 get it from a CVS.
1:15:35 She had no idea and she's a paramedic.
1:15:36 So I was like, "It must have been like really new." I bet you this honestly
1:15:39 got pushed by by like parents that like
1:15:42 have lost their especially with everything that Yeah.
1:15:45 is like laced now.
1:15:46 Yeah, it's so dangerous.
1:15:48 Wow, okay.
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