EP.168 - CURSED ASIAN TALISMAN THEORY, CRAZY BEETLE FREQUENCY THEORY AND HUMAN EVOLUTION VS TECH THEORIES
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So I did some researching, right? Uh-huh. And you know how I don't really sleep or I try not to sleep? What? That's a crazy statement. Try not to. You know this, right? Yeah, but why don't you try? Why do you not try to sleep, though? I sort of went over this. Yeah? Where, like, I don't want to go to sleep because I feel like I miss out. Oh, okay. Like FOMO? Yeah, yeah. I have, like...

The biggest FOMO in the world. I don't even want to shut my eyes. Damn, that's bad. That's bad. Bro, you're not missing nothing, bro. I promise you. There might be something. There actually might be something. Okay. Anyways, I was doing some research. And I figured out you can actually change your sleep pattern to do only two hours of sleep a day. I'm not doing that. Oh, how? I'm not doing that. But I'm just saying it's possible. So one of the greatest creatives in the world...

Shakespeare. He only slept for two hours a day fam. What? Yeah, he only slept for two hours a day. But I think that's why he was kind of like wacky. What age did he die at? Like did he have good health? Nah, this guy died like, I think he died in his 20s. Okay, yeah. Then why are we even studying? No, I'm just saying it's possible. Okay, yeah, it is possible. I guess anything's possible to a point.

So this is what he did. I'm pretty sure he slept one hour. And then he did interval naps of 20 minutes throughout the day. But he was able to prolong that for a couple years. Until he died. But I don't know how long it lasted. But this is a solid thing. I think he learned it from Leonardo da Vinci or something like that. Because it was...

Something you like it was talked about type shit is like some life hacks. I'm saying yeah What do you think what do you think is like a life hack today's world that people try to like hop on like keto diet? Maybe? or um Shit, maybe some me some yoga. Yeah, probably meditation. I've a lot of people are doing meditation now Mm-hmm. Yeah, but that's look

Loki meditation is just praying though. I guess. Meditate and put yourself in like a meditative state. But why don't you just do it as you live? So like this, right? Because we live almost as if we have to be in this mode, then transition to like a work mode and transition to a different mode. But what if we just make our whole life just one mode with all the traits in it? Is that possible? You got to train for that though. That's what monks do. You know what I mean? And monks train for how many long years?

So imagine a guy doing it regular, you know what I mean? There was one time where um, how often do you switch your bedroom like your sheets and shit? Yeah, yeah. Cause we're talking about towels. You should change it often, but I don't have time for that, I'm not gonna lie. So I think I switch it at least every like five.

No, five is crazy. I remember I went a long time, right? Without changing my... Not a year though. Maybe like three months max, right? Yeah. And there was a lot of pimples growing out the back of my head. Because I noticed because like...

My pillows were obviously dirty. I was sleeping on every night, right? So I go to this new barber. I go to this new barber and he's not used to seeing the back of my head, right? I'm asking him for a fade. I'm like, okay, you'll fade me up real quick. And he sees your pimples. As soon as he starts cutting, I get humbled. Shit's rocking. It's so bumpy. This is probably the most... You gotta put this in four wheel.

This is the most humbling I've ever gotten in my life. This guy says no words. He just says, holy fuck, fam. Yo, that's crazy. You still have? No, it was JB. It was JB that was cutting me. He goes, he goes, holy fuck, fam. He's like, yo, tell your barber to spray that shit three times.

Oh, because he thinks you have like an infection from the thing. He thinks that I got things because my barber didn't clean his clippers or something. I'm like, nah, I just have like, I just have really like dirty sheets. I still sleep in them. He's like, okay, bad, bad, bad. Did you clean them? Yeah, I did. I did. Obviously. I went back. I swear I scrubbed my, you know, in the shower is the most humbling thing. I was like, nah, soap everything fam. What the fuck?

I'm not gonna lie. If a barber said, holy fuck. I might have to walk out. Those exact words. Those exact words. And all my boys are watching like, what's going on? If you went like, yo, yo, come see this. I would have been done. I would have walked out the chair. Somebody would have got knocked out. That's crazy. But I swear...

Is it that bad? Like to not switch shit? No, it's not. Cause like the pimples go away. Like it comes on like... Oh, you know what? It is bad if you don't freaking like shower before you go to bed. Exactly. That's why it's bad. Cause you're bringing every... This is what I can't deal with. I can't deal with people that wear like the outside clothes on the bed. Yo. Oh my God. That's like my biggest like...

Remember when BG in New York, imagine we're going out the whole day in New York. - Oh, and he's gonna hop into the bed. - Bam, he hopped in the bed. Jeans, oh my God, didn't even shower yet. I mean, he's like, yo, I'm just taking a nap, bro. Go shower, God. - Yeah, that's gross. That's so gross.

If you take like a blacklight, have you ever done it? No, no. For a hotel? No, I haven't. I've never done it for a hotel or shit. Because it's just going to doom you. There's no point. There's no point. You're just going to be doomed. Yeah, yeah. But I remember using a blacklight in Arizona because my uncle, he gave me a blacklight one day and he said, I go outside to the backyard. I need you to do something. Okay, bet. He said, okay.

I want you to go kill all of the scorpions you see. Like what scorpions? What are you talking about? So I turn on the black light. I'm walking through the backyard. Damn, like in the places you would least suspect it, scorpion, scorpion, scorpion, scorpion. And they glow. They glow so bright because the black light, I guess it affects with the chemical that they're made out of. And just like, it just shines. - Crazy. Wait, he told you to kill them? Why though? - So those scorpions are poisonous.

And if they invade, they only come out at night though, right? So let's say, I think we had like a fam jam coming up or something. And he wanted to make sure, obviously there's no scorpions, nobody gets hurt. Because my cousin got bit by a scorpion or stung by a scorpion one time. It's bad because you have to get the antidote or you could die. That's how bad it is. Three places where I would never live, probably Banff.

Florida. Wait, why? Why Banff? Because of the bears and all the shit that's going on there. Did you see that video where there was, I think, the guy had his phone out and it was in his garage. And it was either a mountain lion or some type of panther. And the panther ate his cat in front of him.

And when the panther saw him through the glass, jumped on the glass, tried to get him too. Bro, I'm not staying out there, bro. It can't be that bad, though. Like, how often would you see a bear?

That has to be rare, no? In Banff? No, it's not. You see bears a lot. Because I haven't been yet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So maybe I can't really say. But yeah, Florida, because the gators, there's people have garbage bins of gators. Like, you know what I mean? Like, they take the garbage bin. They try to catch the gator because it's on them. Are they that dangerous? Yes, bro. I feel like they're slow. I feel like I can outrun an alligator. No, no. Some person tried to do it and tried to like tap his like thing. And the way it started moving, oh my God. Could it bite your arm off? No. No.

Gator yeah, oh, there's no way probably not it can't bite your arm off, but it would get to your army I'm thinking about the crocodiles mouth touch it the teeth are kind of small I don't want no smoke with no alligator I'm just saying I'm just saying the floor is yours. I don't know. I actually don't know yeah, but yo, um Did you know you know that thing how they say?

The beetles in ancient Egypt, they're like super sacred. You know in the hieroglyphics? And one of the hieroglyphics is a beetle. No, I didn't know this. You never seen like, there's like a bird, an owl, there's like a dog head, cats, whatever. Hieroglyphics. Yeah. In Egypt. One of them is a beetle. Okay. And the importance is not why we think it is. What is it? So check this. Now...

That beetle symbol is really important because it might solve the creation of the pyramids. A beetle though? Why? How? So this is where it gets wild. Yeah. Now in Russia, there's a scientist and he was studying. He studies bugs. And one of the bugs he was studying was a beetle that you could find out in Egypt and out in like Africa. So he was looking at it one day and he was examining the wings of

and he noticed right he noticed when the beetles fly it's almost as if like they hover when he was examining it the wing touched on top of the other wing and it fell off like right away almost like a magnet would it would it would go on top and then you know what i mean like yeah yeah come off so he was he was interested in it so what he did he collected a whole bunch of these beetles and he created like with the wings a board

And what he was able to do was he was able to make almost like a hovering surface. What? Because, so this is the theory that, you know how bumblebees, it's impossible for them to fly. Oh yeah, they're not allowed to fly. It's impossible. Scientists say bumblebees should not be able to fly. And the reason being is because maybe they don't fly.

what they actually do is they use frequency to make themselves hover and that's why they they don't fly like how birds fly it's almost they hover so there's something with the wings that holds you know sacred geometry it's like certain shapes can hold a different frequency yeah just like with sound when you put the sand on a board and play a sound it creates the geometric shapes there's a certain geometry if you really really zoom in on the wings that

that make a certain frequency when it makes the sound that's able to fly so this scientist what he was able to do he made that board and he was almost able to make like a hover board so it's not even the beetle it's just the wings of the beetle doing it yeah just because he had the proper frequency so like it's a radio thing or what is it no the frequency the frequency is in everything like there's frequency in you there's frequency in me just even with sound whatever we do the the shape of something too because you know how like

Like this, this is solid, right? But we know that it's made out of particles that are just constantly moving. That's why I can't get through it. You know that thing where they say, if you try really hard enough, you could run through a wall? Yeah. But yeah, it has to be like the exact, like it's a billionth in a second thing. Yeah. If you find the exact vibration. But it's pretty much impossible. True.

But pretty much, it's still possible, you know? And if you manipulate the frequencies of things, just like how the wings are with the hexagons, we might be onto the next generation of flying vehicles, flying hoverboards, whatever, you name it. We might see a whole different freaking technology come to life. Just because of the different frequency. Through bugs. That's fucked.

You talked about the rat thing. Remember when they were spiraling in a circle? Oh, the rat king? Yeah, yeah. But did you see there was another one with a speaker and the ants. So maybe that frequency... Oh, I heard about that. Yeah, remember? So you're talking about frequencies. Maybe the speaker and the music made them only do a circle. Because if you watch the video, they're only going until the music turns off. So it's like they're only listening to that frequency until, okay, boom, nothing's left. Yeah.

Yeah, it plays with their head. Yeah, but it makes a circle. It's, you know what I mean? It's the same thing. Because if you take, when people used to go fishing way, way back, I think in like ancient tribes, they would have this big stick. And on the stick would have these like nodules on it. And they would have like another stick. And I would go, you never seen those? And the fish would come to them? No, what would happen, they put it on the dirt. Yeah. And the worms would come out.

Oh, that's because it's the frequency. Yeah. The frequency of raindrops hitting the ground. Yeah. It will travel through the, the wood stick into the ground and then give that same frequency and same like sound for the worms to be like, Oh shit, it's time to get out. Yeah. Did you see that guy in the, the Amazon rainforest who, who's going viral on Tik TOK? Nah, the guy who, um, he goes barefoot, uh,

and just with a t-shirt and shorts and he's like uh soup i got you and he picks oh yeah i've seen that yeah yeah and like he's the pokemon guy yeah he taps the crocodile and he's like oh yeah time to time to go swim and like yo he's fearless like yo bro that's that amazon rainforest you're barefoot yo there's people in serrano today yeah that walk barefoot do you know that

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Oh, I see that. Yeah, because they're trying to ground. Yeah, I've seen that before in the summer, though. You know what? As much as we want to clown them, yeah, it's fucking whack. It is. It is. It's whack. But low-key, they're more in tune. Yeah, they are more in tune. Like, we want to laugh all we want. Yeah, it is whack, but...

Loki, they probably are more in tune. Let's be real here. Like all of the things that we do as an unnatural human that we call natural now. Yeah. We're kind of stopping ourselves from being connected to the earth. Facts.

It is what it is though, feel me? Because we decided to live like this. We decided, okay, that life's not for us. If we decided that life was for us, then shit, we would move to the Amazon. We would move to like the Philippines type of thing. But it's not normal for, I don't know why, but it's like, well, as soon as I seen that, my dad was like, yeah, he viewed it as normal because they already knew what he was doing. But my mom was like, yeah, like what is going on? You know what I mean? So it's only if you really know what- If you know what's going on, yeah. Yeah.

Unless it's like obscure. Super obscure. I seen a knight on TTC the other day. Ew, TTC is... Okay, TTC is different. Because it's like... This guy's armored up, bro. No, because you're gonna...

grow like bunions or something, like, that's not very good for you. Because that's not even the ground. That's a train. You know what I mean? Like, you know how many spit or piss is in that? That's gross. Yeah, that's the problem is when we create like an environment that's unnatural and we try to live naturally on it. Oh, that's kind of a harsh stuff. Yeah, that is harsh. No, but it's true because the city in and of itself, you shouldn't even be doing that. Yeah, we shouldn't even have per se like

For example, let's just say tiles. Yeah, yeah. And then trying to live naturally on it, it's almost f***ing up with your animal instincts because, like, as a natural human, would we have seen that? True. But it's hard to say because evolution is weird, right? Yeah. Like, technology evolves, we evolve, we get used to things, and I guess, like...

How do you know when we caught up with shit, though? I would really want to ask a scientist that. What do you mean caught up with shit? When you're evolving and tech is like... Let's say... Because humans are evolving faster than tech or tech's evolving faster than humans? Tech's evolving faster than humans. Tech's evolving faster than humans, right? So since...

Since there's certain tech in like certain areas that would be more developed rather than other countries. Okay. Would the evolution like match up at any point? Yeah. Probably when people's jobs or like where tech is doing stuff that we are already doing and much more. Mm.

You know what I mean? So it just eliminates that person. Yeah. That's literally it. You know what's fucked? If you really take it in, it's almost as if like a new invention could literally eradicate a whole generation of people. Yeah. So let's say you have a generation of people that were like shoemakers. Feel me? And that's one of the oldest generations or

one of the oldest jobs ever in the history of humans, right? But let's say you take like a fucking, like a cashier. Obviously it's not historic, but if you eliminate that job and that bloodline of people that work that job because of a robot, you add the population of robots, but you eliminate the population of the people that would have worked that job. So...

bro if you take it in we're really like slowly and slowly carving out who we're taking out of society that's did you see that so this i didn't know this but the guy that um got involved with the taylor swift uh ai pictures yeah it's from toronto yeah yeah so bro he's gonna be the first guy loki to catch a life sentence based off the shit that he didn't even make

Wait, he didn't... Oh, because it's AI. It's AI. So he just... It's still fucked that he put it in. But at the same time... Can you... He's getting sued for it? I think so. Because the Taylor Swift fans are... I think they want to push lawsuits on him. But how can you lawsuit him? Why can't you lawsuit the fucking... That's what I'm saying. We don't... I think this is the...

big first case where it's like what is what is what are we gonna do with this ai stuff because it's like yeah there's been deep fakes of everyone else yeah but like you know i mean yeah there's been deep fakes of everybody there's worse deep fakes of her those are just the ones that went viral the thing that killed me he tried to he tried to fight the the swifties so uh he he tweeted out he said

oh, yeah, I know the Swifties are powerful, but they will never find me. Fam, less than 24 hours, they doxxed this whole shit where he grew up, where his house was, where he studied. Oh, shit. Raps, bro. Holy fuck. Someone sent me a meme where it's like when Sahar catches that guy in Toronto and I was like, fight back, fight back.

That's a joke. But yeah, bro, oh my God. Okay, we can't... Can you really blame thing, though? Can you blame him? Yeah, because... I guess you can blame him because it was an idea to use it that way. It was an idea, yeah. So... Oh, you know what? Maybe he is at fault. He is, yeah. Because this is the way I'll say it, right? Like, we have a phone on the table. Mm-hmm.

And it is what it is. You can do whatever you want with a phone, but it's your decision what to do with it. That's perfect, yeah. You know what I mean? So low-key, he is at fault. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because he could easily make some content that's promoting hateful stuff and post that shit. But that was your idea. It was his idea to do it.

it's just easier because of AI now. That's the only thing. That's what I'm saying. You never know what's happening online these days. Imagine we get to a point where AI already understands you straight through your brain. See, that's when we don't need us no more. That's what I mean. Yeah, because I was thinking about it.

Let's say it gets so advanced where it's synchronicity on some Venom shit, on some symbiote. So it could almost like understand you while you understand it. See, that's not good. That's crazy. That's real like...

Is it Ex-Mashima? Yeah. Ex-Mashima or whatever. Yeah, Ex-Mashima. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but it's like that. It's super realistic though. It's cyberpunk. Yeah. I think they made the ex, those ex, whatever it's called. Mashima? Yeah. They made a fake car getting lit on fire. Did you see this? Nah.

And it was so realistic that they put it on the news and people actually thought it was something going on. Yeah. And I don't know if you ever order anything from Wayfair. You know what that is? Yeah. Have we talked about this? The Wayfair theory?

I thought you explained it before. No, I didn't. I never explained it. How they use it for child trafficking. I swear you told me this. No, I didn't. I don't think I ever told this. But on Etsy, they're doing a new one because this is new. On Etsy now, I've seen AI-generated pictures of children holding wings and pizza. With what the fuck? Going for 3 to 5K.

So remember on Wayfair, there was like pillows named like, let's say, Craig. And a Craig would be missing. You know what I mean? So imagine, why is there a picture of a pizza going for $13,000 on Etsy?

It's a portal. You know what I mean? So we don't have to talk about it, but like, you know, there's secret words meaning for pizza. What pizza actually means. Yeah, yeah. I've seen that though, but it's like, especially Amazon and Etsy. Well, I haven't seen pictures on Amazon, but Etsy specifically. Yo, I have something to show you. Yeah, let me see. Check this out. So, have you ever been to the airport and then seen a luggage with one of these on it? You see this?

No, I haven't, but I think I know what that means. What does it mean? That's like you can't touch it. So check this out. The reason people are starting to see these Asian talismans on a bunch of luggages isn't because it's cursed.

it's actually for something else wait what yeah it's actually put there so that it makes people not want to go near it yeah but i thought it was cursed though i thought that was the whole point it's not actually cursed it's pretend cursed so i'm pretty sure some of those like talismans aren't even aren't even actual words it's like uh barbecue chicken chicken fried rice but but it looks like scary as yeah so

The way to get, like, your bag not checked by TSA or get it opened and stuff, what they would do is they would take a paper like that, make it, put some Asian writing on it, you know what I mean? In white, make it look like a talisman. Make it look sacred as shit. And then wrap it in a saran wrap so that nobody would open it. Because, yo, TSA's not trying to open that shit, especially if it looks cursed. Yeah, yeah. It's like opening an esophagus or something, you know what I mean? So what they did, it's going around, like, throughout...

all of the airports in the world, you would start to see these things. But in Asia, since they can understand and read it, what they would do, they would actually put like a real almost curse type of thing. But it wasn't a curse. It would just say, I guess it's kind of a curse, but it would say the thief will be harmed or something like that. Like the thief will be harmed. Some shit like that. But they would specifically put it in white paper and black. But why? Why?

I don't know. So in Asia, they actually correlate the colors white and black to funerals. Oh, shit. And then having it is like almost a... It's a sentiment and like kind of gives out a vibe off that it's something to do with like...

Dead people, right? Yeah, because I was... Even though it says maybe someone wanted to troll and wrote barbecue chicken, TSA workers are smart enough, I would assume, to go translate it. Can we take a picture of it and send it to some China man? So that's why they did end up putting the thief will be harmed or something. And apparently this is starting to go around in work offices now.

So you know how they have the community fridge and shit? They put like a sticky note and it's like hella Chinese writing on it. You know, I'm not gonna lie. If I open up the fridge and I seen like a Kool-Aid jammer, I'm probably gonna grab it. What if I see the Kool-Aid jammer with Chinese writing on a sticky note?

Hell no. I'm not risking it. There's no reason. Really? I knew I wasn't special because I think the only reason why I knew that because Ethan sent me that video. So I know he's sending everyone this video, bro.

Cuz you know like when you send stuff on tik-tok yeah to friends like usually like spam everyone with it mmm I'm not special to eat the no more. I know that you said efficient to everyone No, I said I feel like every meme I sent yeah, oh no I have some personal memes I send to people okay. Yeah, because it only relates to them a lot it only really so yeah Oh, yo, tik-tok is getting nerfed why why why you know this cuz um, I

Apparently, they had a contract going on with Universal. Oh, I heard. Yeah, that's fun. So anybody who's trying to make a video or music video with either like Drake, Eminem, Beyonce, like big music. Anything under Universal Music Group. Yeah, it's done. They're getting muted. So, you know, everyone's saying, oh, this is they try to patch Drew Wallace because he only uses Drake music.

He only uses Drake in his things. Oh my gosh, bro. Oh my God. Yo, someone sent me a beat, right? Yeah. And he sampled Michael Jackson's... I forgot what song, but he sampled a Michael Jackson song, right? Yeah, yeah. And he's like, yo, Gavin, is this hard? I put it on...

tiktok already fam that shit got maybe 400k views right i'm watching it and i'm going down to the comments i'm like okay okay let me see if people are fucking with it and everyone is like yo bro you're gonna be in generational debt fam oh because he's michael jackson sony's gonna come for you and your bloodline someone said look at my client man he's cooked

Yo, that's fast though. Yeah, because Michael Jackson's estate, I'm pretty sure, is like the biggest one where they try to rinse everybody's money. It was a hard beat though, but I'm like, yo, Loki, if you put this on YouTube, you're actually like going to be in debt, fam. But I think there's something called free use. Yeah. So as long as you're not making money from it and you're not selling anything, then you're safe. But YouTube, it makes money on it though. If you run ads on it, you're fucked.

Yeah, exactly. But you know what's weird? I've seen some AI videos. You know how they have the Juice WRLD singing, freaking the Hey There Delilah. Some of those make money. So I'm very curious who's to blame. Because can they really charge AI shit? They can't. I think that's why Universal denied the contract. Because they said TikTok was being very cheap. And they knew that...

the most majority of TikTok is music and making dance videos to music. Oh, they don't want to pay licenses. Exactly. I see. And they're like, oh, if TikTok already has a bunch of AI music videos of Juice WRLD, then why are we getting the bad end on it? Because this is what I'm curious with. If there's a whole culture of like AI music, right? Yeah.

Why can't they just make like a Juice WRLD clone that doesn't sound exactly like Juice WRLD but it sounds close enough that wouldn't get picked up? Because anything's possible, feel me? Because you know that thing with the multiverse how there's like different people and you can have Juice WRLD and then a Juice WRLD in a different dimension. Like what if you could make the different dimension Juice WRLD that sounds slightly different? Yeah, and make an artist into that? Like...

Yo, I think I'm onto something here because I think somebody's going to do it. Let's say you took a rapper and you took the best vocal traits out of every single one. Like maybe you like Drake's slur. Maybe you like Juice WRLD's voice. Maybe you like X's singing. And you just made the Avenger. And you make the Avenger artist out of AI. But all of these different people traits put into one. So...

That's necessarily a new artist. Could they really tack down on it or not? Because if you're adding all these different things onto it, it's something new. Yeah. See, that's where AI, we just don't know what happens. Unless someone does it. See, that's really interesting now because you ever seen those pictures where the AI, the most beautiful woman you can try, where like they'd mix Ariana Grande with, let's say, Emily Radjikowski and then they make like a new woman. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But the face is magnificent, feel me? Because it's little traits of everyone. Now, if they started to make content with that mixed face, could anybody else really call copyright? Because it's not them anymore. So are we going to have to copyright ourselves in the future? If you know what I'm saying? People, maybe. Yeah, like if you do anything that relates to me or you take my ear and you put it on an AI, I can sue you? That's what I'm saying. Because you can't really...

for example my voice right yeah somebody could just make a difference in my voice what if they make my voice but in like an irish accent my vocal tone the the way i say things deep whatever but they give me like an irish accent i can't say i don't speak i don't speak the irish accent right yeah i don't know that's dark so what yeah what if they do that like let's say they took a juice world and made him a uk rapper it's still a fire ass voice but now that it sounds like kind of central see it yeah

then see that's what I'm saying now it's like you can't say anything remember when they said when you said tech is catching up to humans there's gonna be no need for rappers no more if that Avengers prototype comes into the game and the music is like oh yeah we don't have to give these people money no more exactly that's exactly what I'm saying that's exactly what I'm saying

low-key i'm gonna call it right now yeah we're not too far away from yo this is crazy we might not be too far away from music artists being extinct in the in the sense that we think and that's only small like it doesn't even relate to music artists too like you can say like anybody else in the entertainment yeah anything in the entertainment now i mean they could just take a carlos and and do another podcast except the irish version yeah blow that up

That's crazy. We don't have to pay normal. We don't have to pay human Carlos no more. That's crazy. That's fucked. And AI is free right now. You know how crazy this shit is? So the thing that would be the catalyst to keep

real talent alive would be everything else so the connection through like social media everything like that because it's harder to do because you wouldn't really understand like what that person would do after the fact let's say they understand what carlos would do on the podcast but they wouldn't know what i would do after yeah unless they like really crack down on

yo, what exactly does he post? What's his like, unless there's enough data, I guess there's not enough data. It's kind of impossible to do that. Yeah. Because you, like you said, um, how, uh, movie writers couldn't really get replaced because it's like, yeah, they can AI a whole movie script, but it wouldn't like the feelings and emotions wouldn't be the same.

you know it could be though that's so but like that's i feel like that's way i know but at the end of the day like a script is a script right yeah it's the director that takes the script and then put it to screen so director can't be replaced yeah because loki i could become a movie director tomorrow if i really want i just pay ai to do it yeah the director can never be replaced but the script the script could the script could be replaced yeah for me

That's true. Because directing is a whole different thing. Directing is like, okay, I have the outline, but how do I want it to feel? How do I want it to sound? Because it's just words, right? So to make the emotion and put it onto screen, there's so many different things you could do. Make it like a close shot, long shot. You can make these people talk a certain way. Make them close together, farther together. There's very little nuances. That's what Jaws did. Did you know this? Because to get the real reaction...

You know that scene where the girl is in the water and the shark is coming up to get her? Yeah, yeah. So the directors didn't tell her that in the water, there's going to be something that pulls her down and grabs her leg. So in that scene, if you watch it back, all the screaming, oh,

It's actually a real reaction. Because they didn't tell her. Yeah. So she's just fucking frightened. She's actually frightened. She's actually like scared for her life when she's getting pulled down. Damn. Was there anything like that? Like when you were acting and you just improvised it low key?

And then it just kept it in the film? Or was it all just like... Let me think, actually. Let me think. Because I think the funniest one I've seen was Fast and Furious when Gibson goes to Mia and she's like in the backyard and she's like, oh, Mia, you better hide that baby oil. And then The Rock goes, oh, you better hide that big ass forehead. Yeah. And then Ludacris wasn't supposed to spit his water out. Yeah, yeah, he did. But they kept it in because it was actually so funny. It's all...

There's a lot of shit that's improvised like that. Yeah, yeah. Like, honestly, the best acting isn't acting. It's just human interaction. Oh, yeah, exactly. It's just literally... It's just literally, like, happening type of thing. Speaking of Spider-Man Homecoming, do you remember that scene where...

Tony Stark goes and hugs Tom Holland in the limo. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. So after the hug, like, he kind of disguises it and he opens the door and says, oh, we're not really that close. Yeah. That was him because he didn't want it to get too intimate. He said that as improvisation. Yeah, he's... Yo, Robert Downey Jr., I don't think he actually says his lines ever. Yeah, he doesn't. Like, ever. If you watch all his movies, bro's just being him. But they just bag Tom Holland's, like, face after he's done it. He's like, what? What?

What? I thought you were giving me a hug. Yo, the thing with Tom Holland though, it's like, I can't unsee him as Spider-Man though. Don't you? Really? I can, I can. You really? You can? Yeah, yeah, I can. I can, because I watched a movie of his. It was like, Devil All the Time, something like that. Yeah. And I was thinking about it, like I'm watching like, this is a fire-ass movie. His acting is incredible. I'm like, wait, yo, this is Spider-Man. Like, yo, you have webs, bro. Use them.

like in my head do you think that's a problem with no not with movies but friends and people friends and people because you have expectations of people right and then you wouldn't see them doing something different right away so do you think that ruins almost like a connection you would have with someone because of how they carry themselves at that moment

So for example, let's say you meet a new friend and he carries himself a certain way, but he goes through like a whole revelation. You weren't in the picture and he comes back. Does that ruin the connection now? Because you connected to somebody else necessarily. Yeah, it would obviously. It's like, it's one of those ones like, oh, I don't even know you no more. You know what I mean? But it's like at the same time, I would have to get used to it because that's, at the end of the day, it's still him. Like he had a, people change. They don't stay stagnant. I know. So that's why it's so weird because it's,

Do you fall in love with somebody because of their actual soul or their characteristics of what they show you right now? Oh, no. You get me? Yeah. So what do you really fall in love with then? Fuck. Because everybody grows regardless, right? Everybody's going to change. Everybody's going to become a different person. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Regardless. So what are you falling in love with if that person isn't like...

I don't know, at their final form. Yeah, no, because it's like, if you say you left that person because he was acting a different way than what first you saw him, I think you can't even say that you're not a real friend for leaving him because it's like,

No, it is different. And maybe it's not because it really isn't the same person. It's like the train theory, how your life is like a train. People get off at their certain stops. On the TTC, you don't tell a person, oh, come back, come back. Act the way you usually act. You know what I mean? You let them go. So it's like, yeah, if someone changes and I don't like it, maybe their soul and frequency doesn't match mine anymore. Or like I sense bad energy. I'm not.

I'm not. The door's right there, fam. Yeah, it's interesting. Yeah. Because I feel like we don't view people like that. Yeah. Especially with creatives. People don't want them to change. They don't want their music to change, blah, blah, blah. But that's the problem with art. It's like you have expectations to shit. And the moment you have expectations to it, you almost become this like judgmental person that...

doesn't let shit grow and become something else. So that's the problem with artists. They have to realize, okay, I can't even have that perception in my head. So just go with who you are with the growth. And if anybody else says anything otherwise,

you're just growing out of them anyway exactly every person has a first impression anyways and like i've heard so many stories where oh yeah i hated this guy before but now we're best friends why because you gave that guy a chance to show him like show his true colors to you yeah and it's his choice to leave or not so i think there's certain um there's certain times this is where i think like true what do you call it

the red string theory, like even with friends, certain people come into your life at the right time when you're the right person too. It's not necessarily because it's right timing timing. It's a right timing in the sense of you were this person at this time. You got me? They were that person at that time. So you two would be able to connect at that moment. But if I was this person at that time and they were that person at that time,

fuck could we even match up no yeah no I think that's the saddest things in life is like is outgrowing or like outgrowing your friends you know what I mean it's like damn like I knew this guy for a bunch of time it's like you want to hold on to him because the nostalgia and you always thinking of that old person but it's like

You can't because it might fuck up your destination. Yeah, you don't know what has... Because maybe he might be envious of you. Not one day and you don't do something. Yeah, you don't have like the concept of what life entails type shit. You know what I mean? Because you could be worried about one thing. Yeah.

But little do you know, they played like no part in your life. Exactly. Like later in the future. You don't know. That's what I'm saying because it's like day ones are important, fam, but day twos, day threes, day fours are also very important. Like don't get it twisted. You don't have to keep your day one, you know what I mean, all your life if they don't grow with you. I think my thing too is I'm blessed that I feel like I found myself right away. Yeah. That I can understand people like this and then I wouldn't

kind of distance anyone. You know, I can still, I can distance at the right pace, if that makes sense. The toughest thing you ever told me was how Denzel and Josh, they'd never dap each other up. Like, yo, I want to get, yo, that's brotherhood, fam. Like, even though you're not showing it like this, you already know what time it is. Like, we don't have to dap up to know like, oh yeah, you're good. That's the same thing I said before when we first started the podcast. Like, don't say, how was your day type shit? Don't say that to me. By the way,

Yeah. Because am I really going to wake up in the morning, see my sister and be like, oh, good morning. Yeah. How was your day? Like, that's weird. That's weird. Because I have this theory that if you can't almost...

If you can't, like, have hard times with somebody, then you're not that close. Yeah, yeah. You have to have hard times with somebody. And it doesn't have to be, like, the harshest of times. But even, like, a hard times is in, like, yo, they're going through a bad mood. Yeah, yeah. And because they're in a bad mood, you're not going to, like, worry about it.

You'll be the same tomorrow. Exactly. But if you had a new friend come into the picture and he's in a bad mood, you wouldn't know. You'd just think, oh, fuck, that's just how he is. Yeah. So that wouldn't, you know what I mean? It wouldn't match up. Facts.

If you are comfortable with a person to the point where, like, you can understand, okay, this is how they are at this time, this is how they are at that time, you're able to help them because you can see, oh, fuck, something's off here. Yeah. Let's investigate it. That shit. But you're man enough to talk it out with the person and solve it. But I did have a lot of those, oh, what'd you do today? Or, like, how was your day with my sister? Because the age gap. And I know a lot of people can relate to this, but...

I only started getting close to her like maybe last two years. - Really? - Yeah, just because the age gap was there. - Wow. We have the same age gap with my sister. That's why it's interesting to me. - Yeah, yeah. Because before I never, if I'm going out, I would have never invited her. Like imagine my older cousins are throwing like a party. - Yeah.

my thought is like oh she's still little she's part of the little kids group so I never invite her out but as soon as like she grew older I'm like oh fuck she's really in high school right now let me like you know what I mean let me take her and show her stuff you know what I mean there's definitely an age though there's definitely an age where you can start I feel like when they graduate that's probably the time

I'm the type of brother who's like, I don't want to force nothing on you, but it's like, I want you to find your own path without me. I'll enforce stuff that's right morally, but if your likes and your music stuff, you find that on your own. Because no one did that for me. And I turned out to like what I like. But I'm not like, yo, go listen to Uzi and make sure you like that because that makes you cool. Nah.

Like make sure you're comfortable with what you like. You know what I mean? Yeah, with my sister, like I just show her stuff and I just see her reaction to it. I don't tell her whatever. I say, look at this. She doesn't like how you're like, fuck man.

No, I just I just give it to her and then whatever tricks she takes from her she takes from it. That's good Yeah, yeah, and I look he made her too cool or I like I made it too cool I'm not gonna lie. I showed her everything. I'm like fuck I should have kept some shit I think it's the same thing with your with your boys too. Like you can kind of um, I

Obviously this is not the best thing but like you can kind of like create yours you can really create your circle man. The biggest diss that always makes your boys like mad and stuff like triggered is yo bro as soon as you met me you got cooler. I always say that to Hayden he's like bro shut up like no you didn't I'm like bro look at the way you dress look at you got earrings now like come on bro this is all me.

Making a person believe that he's not in control of what he has. Funny as shit, bro. But to be fair, if you want to get like technical with it, nobody is. Yeah. Like you were definitely influenced by people in your circle. Even if you see people online, whatever. Yeah.

how do you know which one was really you? But it's a hard truth, you know what I mean? Yeah, it's a hard truth still. It's a hard truth. I would love to believe everything I was inspired by was my own doing, but it's not true. Literally, I would see something pop up at the right time. Fuck, you could even say, my fucking Netflix. The YouTube recommendations probably raised you a lot more than you really think. True.

True. Fam, the YouTube recommendations, that shit probably raised you who you are. Oh, that's so true. Imagine you only got gaming and you turned out to be like the biggest gamer. Yeah. What if that shit's all predetermined? What if that fucking, the test back in like grade seven when everybody had to fill out their initials, their likes, their dislikes, their activities, their schedule and shit. And low key, it went to some next plant. Yeah.

That they actually lock in on every person and how social media is going to affect them, how the internet is going to affect them, and only feed your devices that. You would never know. Now it's not YouTube. It's TikTok who's doing that. There's a bunch of shit going on on TikTok. So it's like, that's how they're going to grow up. Get ready with me. You see a five-year-old doing makeup, get ready with me. Bro, get ready. You just have to wash your face. I'm going to daycare. You're not going to put no makeup on your five.

gonna go to daycare but hey that was how they grew up like how we grew up was all the deep convos happened on that green box bro like that's where all the the pop culture happened i mean like oh and it's crazy because we didn't have no phones to to say yo come out like we always knew where we were gonna be at you know yeah yeah or like ipod and shit yeah the the first communication was through actually i had communication right away with my homies

It was through like eBuddy. I don't know if you use that. MSN, eBuddy. MSN I did, yeah. And my fucking Instagram DMs went, oh no, Facebook. Facebook Messenger. That was the one. MSN you have to be careful though because there was a lot of predators on there. Because it's like, oh yeah, hi, my name is Lucy from thing. I wasn't talking to no strangers though. I was just talking to like friends. No, but I've seen it though because a lot of people are telling me, oh, I'm Lucy. I'm 25 with fucking big tits. And there's a whole guy. And the hops on the call? Yeah. It's a deep voice. Oh my God.

Yeah. Vitaly made his comeback. You saw that? Is that a comeback? It is. Oh.

Oh my god bro. He's doing the same thing though. What? I wouldn't say it's a comeback. Catching predators? Yeah, he did that a long time ago. Oh, he did? Yeah. Oh, did he? Yeah, he did that a long time before. Honestly, a lot of these trends that we see right now, it's the same shit that was popping on YouTube a very time ago. It's revamped. Which is not wrong. Like, fuck. That's how it goes anyway. Loki, everything's gonna be recycled. Yeah.

He really spent his last... You know when he was doing all the streaking in the soccer fields? Yeah. You know his story where he was like... He was poor. He was falling off. Everything bad was happening to him. And he bought tickets...

He spent his last 20k on tickets for that World Cup game because he was going to streak it, right? And then there was like a new rule where the border needed visas. And he was already banned. So he bought the tickets before the visa thing was implemented, lived in wherever, I think it was in Dubai or wherever it was, homeless, bro, just to make sure that he got that video. So fucked. That's crazy. Yeah, like he spent his last dollar

try to streak football fields. No, that's a wild... That's a wild... It is whack. But, like, if I...

did my take on it vitality is and creators like that the only the only reason like you know you guys have to bag this you're the ones that make them viral yeah yeah like you partaking in creators or like content that's not beneficial it's all on you guys yeah like if you're gonna finish the video you know i mean if you're gonna share blah blah whatever

And if you want to see less of like bullshit, then maybe stop consuming bullshit. Yeah. But at the same time, people are attracted to bullshit, bro. I know. Because they got nothing else to do in their life. They just want entertainment, something dumb. Yeah. You know what I mean? But, yo, like it has its moments. I'm not going to lie. It has its moments. The thing is when, for example, you have a Vitaly and then definitely inspired a Gideon.

You know what I mean? Or inspire all these other creators that do similar content. So if you want to see a change, you should put on the right people. That's all it's really about. If you want to see a change and you want to see more people like this, put on the right people. And if you take part in stuff, don't take it too serious, I guess. I don't know. Don't streak at the World Cup, bro. It's cool, but I think at the same time,

It's gonna be like... All that attention is just not even worth it. What's it for at the end of the day? But something that I did find so crazy that happened at a football game. So apparently, I don't know if... I think this was in Brazil, right? And there was this ref that was trying to split up beef between two players.

And the beef got so bad that the player threw a punch at the ref. Right? And the ref decided to take a knife out of his back pocket. Damn. What the fuck? And stab the guy that punched him. The ref stabbed somebody. On the field, bro. Dang.

And everybody in the crowd was like shocked. Holy shit. Did he die? Yeah. Fam, he died on the field. Yo, the ref really pulled his card, bro. Yo, everyone was like, wait, what is going on? Did this shit actually just happen, right? So in the video, there was a guy that started throwing food at him, right? Yeah. And everybody in the stadium started throwing rocks and stoned the ref.

to death on the same field that he... Wait. Where was this? Brazil fam! 2013! Fam they're still stoning people to death in 2013? No because that's what they had. So like they found stones in the ground and they threw it because the food obviously wouldn't kill him.

You know what I mean? And then, yo, it was crazy because in the video also you see a big outburst of people running onto the field. So everybody in the stadium running to the field. Fam, the guy gets decapitated. They stick his head on a stick and put it in the middle of the field, dawg.

Wait, what? This is real? Yes, this is real. I didn't know about this. But there's actual footage of people running, swarming on the field. It sounds like a horror film. Like actual horror. I'm telling you, it's crazy. And this is all because that player didn't want to get off the field when the ref told him. He was like, oh, get off the field. And he stabbed him. That's wild. Both died. That guy got decapitated, bro. That's wild. That sounds like some...

some like 4chan shit like you made up a story that's crazy see like the shit that I go on TikTok just to tell you guys that's fucked is there like yes but yo I would recommend looking up that's probably on the deep web no no it's on the internet fam I saw I saw the bodies shit it was bad like it's very traumatic holy shit just don't look into this shit like that let us tell you it

Yeah, yo, that's the problem. Like there's so much crazy shit in the world and it's so intriguing, but it's not healthy. Like we shouldn't even know about this though, to be honest. I'm not going to lie. There's some shit like it makes me see life differently. Yeah. That maybe I wish I didn't know.

So that I could live a little bit easier. But you know what they say, the more you know, kind of like you start to be like that. Cause bro, imagine like you, we read about so many stories. We've already done like 168 episodes. That's a lot of stories that we have to tell, right? There's so many concepts in my head that intertwine and like,

So we have to... Be like Einstein. So out of default, we're low-key interesting people because we can pull that old story out of our ass and somebody's not going to know about the stabbing. You know what I mean? Yeah, no, it's so true. So it's like by default, if I have a conversation with someone, I'm very interesting. I have unlimited concepts in my head. Unlimited MO. And I make new ones on the second. Yes.

And Loki, you can't, like, it can't run out if you really bag it. It can't. Because, like, something would happen tomorrow, we can say that. Yeah. Yo, I can make a theory about anything on spot, fam. Like, literally anything, bro. No, I thought the toothpaste one was actually bullshit, but, like... No, that's the thing. Yeah, yeah, because I was hating. Because I was hating because it's like, there's no way I'm using bad toothpaste right now. I still always get... Did you see other toothpaste, right? Exactly. I had to switch it, bro. Exactly.

Oh, my cousin told me a crazy theory. So, you know how Kim and Kanye thing happened, right? And then when Kanye started saying like the anti stuff. Okay.

Kim left him. Yeah. Who broke up around the same time after still performing with Kanye? Trav? Yeah. And? Kylie? Yeah. So if you bag it, this is the theory that, yo, it's all together, fam. Like, realistically, who gives the fame and fortune to the Kardashians? Kanye said it. And the moment Travis still supported Kanye because of that stuff. Yeah.

What happened to Trav and Kylie? Dipped. Why? Because Kylie's still family with Kim. So they just chose sides. And who's giving the money to the... You know what I'm saying?

it happens like that. - Yo, I didn't even really bag that. - Yeah, there's also a theory. I don't think this one's true, but there's a theory like that Travis Scott's kid isn't actually his kid. - What? - Like not Stormi. - Stormi? - The one that's- - The other one, I heard that one. - The one that's not really posted. - Yeah, I heard that one, I heard that one.

Like I don't I don't believe it's true But it's interesting because yeah, we low-key don't even hear about that child I get that because like Travis has roasted as soon as like everyone started speculating that he started roasting Kylie So on Playboi Carti's back rooms when his verse he's like She's trying to be she's trying to take Ozzy Mc trying to be a new woman and Ozzy Mc is like um or whatever it's called It's supposed to make you very skinny

Oh, that's like anemic or no? It's Oz Oz emic. Yeah, it's something like that, but it's like a pill or so Oh, you tell that you take to take to be skinny But it's like you wouldn't as soon as they broke up He started putting personal shit out of for Kylie because it's like if I tell you I'm taking these pills I would expect you to be like, oh, yeah Gavin's taking a Z McPhil's map. I

Like that's crossing a boundary. What is a Zimic again? I think it's the thing to make you like... I'm pretty sure it's for acne, right? Or am I wrong? Yeah, it's for weight loss. Oh, no. It's not approved for weight loss. It's not. It's for something else, but it stimulates weight loss. Yeah, so I think it might be for... Yeah, most patients experience significant weight loss by the age... What's it for? It's for something else. I'm actually curious. It's like... Oh, type 2 diabetes.

Oh, word. Yeah, for adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise, it may improve blood sugar. While not for weight loss, it may help you with weight loss.

with weight loss. Yeah, so it's one of those where it's like a medication for something else, but they use the benefits that comes with it. Yeah, like the side effects. Yeah, that's crazy. Crazy, yo. Bam, just exercise. Shit. The problem I have, bro, is like, why is everyone trying to cheat? Why is everybody trying to like, because it's available. So whack. It's not whack. It's, you know when people say, don't work hard, work smart? That's working smart. Oh,

okay not that's not working smart that's just not working that's literally just not working let me take that back not the pill way but like the rapper that got got um his bbl uh uh that's that's not working smart either it is because you made that money that's also not working that's also just not working fam that is working smart bro that's not where you have the money bro like yo i'm getting six

And then you're gonna have a six-pack and you can't even jog. Type shit. Yo, Loki, that's worse for you. Because I feel like if you get like a... Yeah, if you get a fucking six-pack that's plastic, right? You look in the mirror like, fuck, I'm ripped, blah, blah. Like the mental. You'll probably never work out again. And then what happens when you're older? Shit. You're gonna be like...

Yo, how come I'm not healthy? How come I'm not healthy? Yeah, sure. You're just wearing the shell. Yeah. You're just wearing the shell of whatever it was, but you don't have the internals of it. Loki, that would fuck up your mental heavy. Cause it's like, damn, I can't even jog for more than two minutes, but I have a six pack. What is going on? Like this life is not real. That's exactly what I'm saying. Cause Loki will be more unhealthy for you.

They'll almost be like a buffer. You know that thing with the alarm clock where your parents say like, yo, wake up. It's nine o'clock, but it's only six. It's pretty much that. It's pretty much that. It's pretty much you look in the mirror. Fuck, I'm a six pack. But you're actually like really, really unhealthy. Like it's bad for you. I think if people keep doing that-

There's going to be almost like a culture of let's just all be lazy. Yeah. You know? And if you try to shortcut it, because I think there was a doctor, I think it was Kim or something, that was doing facelifts. So he's promising that you can turn from 60-year-old to 20-year-old.

And when the results came back after like a week, bam. Hold on, let me see if I can find it. Oh, I think I've seen it. It looked like the Uncanny Valley. Yeah. Yeah, it looks so bad though. Imagine paying so much money just to get sent back. You know what I mean? Look. Yeah, I've seen that. Ew, it looks like a cartoon, bro. Ew. Yeah, there's something odd about it. Look at the woman. That one doesn't look terrible though. I'm not going to lie. No, but... No, this one doesn't look terrible. She actually does look young.

She does, but I don't know. It doesn't sound... That one's normal. Yeah, not right. Yeah, Dr. Kim, yeah. I wouldn't say do it type shit, but fuck. People are going to do it regardless. Yeah, yeah. Celebrities, they always do that anyway, so it's like... What I'm really interested in is how you could do that naturally or kind of do it progressively. Not fucking surgery, but I mean...

benefits of doing exercises or taking certain foods yeah because yo i really want to do i'm gonna do this eventually okay like a full natural lifestyle i only eat real food only only do things that my my fucking ancestry would do so when i was at the doctor for my high blood pressure he was telling me yo you know why we all have high blood pressure out here

especially like the East Asians and stuff, is literally because we're supposed to be out in hot weather, sweating a lot. Oh, for real. You know what I mean? Eating bare fruits because when you sweat, you're going to want to drink water, have lots of fruits. You know how much that's going to lower your blood pressure? Yeah.

But the fact that we're in Canada, that it's cold, and that we don't have the same circumstances to go through that, but our blood and our DNA is still the same, obviously it's going to mess up with your health. But can you live a natural lifestyle here, though? You would have to go maybe to where your roots are. Yeah, exactly. Why are you smiling? Why do I have to smile like that? There's almost some shit. There's almost a hidden meaning. No, yeah. It's not.

No, that's exact, that exact face that you just made at me. I know that's some shit. That was a hit. That was a foreshadow. Like, you know, movies when you see foreshadows, that was that face. It's like the trap card. I just placed my trap card. That was it right there, fam.

Like, I know the next card in poker. Exactly. No, that was so funny that I just caught that. I usually don't catch it, but, like, that one is super obvious. Like, you're definitely going back to the Philippines. No, yo. Yo, but I'm onto something. Yeah. Because my doctor just said this, right? And this is real. Like, if you were to take issues that you see with everybody that moved into, let's say, North America...

Maybe it's not because of what we really think it is. Maybe it really is because of weather. Because how much does weather affect our mental health? Yeah. A lot. Yo, you wake up in the morning and the skies are gray, you'll have a bad day, yes or no? You'll have a bad day probably. You know what I mean? If it's rainy all day, you're not going to feel it. But yo, if your DNA is accustomed to a certain environment and that's what will make you healthier. Yeah.

Maybe it's the right way. I'm telling you, bro. It's like, you know, the Korean skincare is usually the most notable skincare that you should use. Like, it's going China and TikTok. Oh, yeah. I moved from like CRV to Korean skincare. Duh, natural. Yeah, because it's like the shit that is here is not natural. I mean, like the... I think they found microplastics, but that's been going on for many years already. Like microplastics...

microplastics in water bottles, how you're not even supposed to drink out of water bottles no more because there's plastics in it. But yeah, that's been going on. You know what I mean? So how do you really live a natural life?

if everything is so affected here by... Yeah, because if I was in the Philippines right now, let's say I grew up there my whole life, I probably wouldn't have high blood pressure. That's bad if I'm always eating fruits and stuff. Because I was with my friend. He was going to the Walmart to get Tums because he had stomach problems. But what's causing that stomach problem? The shit that you eat at McDonald's. Exactly. It's not...

Like we're trying to fix an issue by not going to the base of it. We're trying to fix it like by putting a band-aid. Exactly. What we're doing is getting sleep deprived and taking NyQuil. That they're selling to us. Yeah. And making money off. Exactly, bro.

But there's another root cause, man. There's another root cause. I'm telling you, that's why the kids don't smell in the Philippines, bro. It's all natural, dog. Yeah, they don't smell out there because they're not eating freaking bad processed food. Babe, you go walk downtown, you'll smell. You'll smell what we smell like, bro. Yeah, because they're eating like, yo, junior chickens. They're eating ketchup packets. I love everyone trying to ground yourself, but Toronto's not the place, bro.

You could still in the right areas maybe. Yeah, actually don't do that. Don't do that, bro. There's a time and place for everything. I wouldn't... Yo, I wouldn't even want to get a cut on the floor. That's what I'm saying. That's dirt. That's not... Ah. Imagine grounding in New York. Oh my God. On Times Square. Impossible. Impossible, bro. Impossible. Somebody definitely does it though. New York's weird enough that there's somebody out there that does that shit. Probably, bro. There's definitely somebody...

I don't know why this popped in my head, but there's definitely somebody that walks on all fours in New York. Somewhere. Right now, literally right as we speak, there's somebody walking like this on all fours. And it's not even part of a costume or anything. Yeah, no, they just live like that. But that's how weird, or that's how vast freaking people in New York are. There's definitely somebody there right now as we're speaking. Walking like this and shit, bro.

Don't be one of those, though. Don't be one of those. You know what? The conspiracy theory is like if someone talks about you or is talking shit about you, like you bite your tongue on accident. I thought it's sneezing. Oh, no. I've always got taught that I always bite your tongue. But that guy that's walking around the off-road definitely just bit his tongue. Or he just sneezes. Oh, shit.

And he's so close to the ground he hit his chin on the fucking concrete. So he's super grounded. If we're going on that logic, all fours, super grounded. That's not grounded. Humans are meant to walk on two, no? Yeah. No, we don't know. What do you mean we don't know? Yes. Yes, we do. Monkeys walk on two. Sometimes walks on four. Sometimes walks on four. But they drag their knuckles like this. We're not knuckle draggers, man. That sounds bad for no reason.

Knuckle draggers? Yo, that's this. I call you a knuckle dragger. Yo, that's this. Knuckle dragger sounds like a slur, fam. Yo, that sounds bad. I'm not gonna lie. That sounds bad. We know it's not bad. Call your homie one of those, though. See the reaction. That's crazy. Don't do that. Yeah, don't do that.

Yo, you remember when you, I think you said how the movies and shit gets your friends affected of what, like, you know how you see Tom Holland, like, oh, shoot your arrows. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, now if we're ever in a club and our boy's getting beat up, we're just going to look at you. Yo, fam, shoot your web, dog. Oh, you're Spider-Man. You're Spider-Man. Because I know in the movie. You got to go like this. And I have it on me. Because I know in the movie you had a man do a flip for you. Fam, we're going to look at you and do some flips. Oh.

Oh, that shit is all cap, bro. It's not cap, bro. You can't do a backflip. Just wait. Maybe I do. Maybe I do. You'll see. Now, look here. I want to. So I'm going to start training to actually do something. Because I was thinking about it like...

I might as well learn some so I can do some practical stuff. I'm not going to only do stunt double shit. But when does, unless it's really acting, like when does a backflip really come into handy? It's like you either do a backflip for acting or to impress someone. No, you never know. Actually, no. A backflip? Like who's really just busting out a backflip? That's true. You can just jump. You can just jump.

No, you're right still. Yes, you're right. It's like a body trick. I'm trying to think about a moment where it would, but now you can just literally jump straight. It's like in fighting when you do a spinning kick or just throw the kick. Yeah. You just throw the kick. Like, man, really bag it. Why do people really learn backflips? It's fun. That's why. I guess, yeah. It is cool to show off. It's cool. It's very cool to look at. Yeah. Very aesthetically pleasing, but the use of it.

No, but athletic-wise, it takes a lot to do that. Exactly. So I think that's like the kind of... You work at becoming that athletic and that like... What's the word? Mm-hmm.

tuned in to be able to do that shit because not regular people can. It's almost like you have to have synchronicity of your whole body or you'll fuck up. Okay, I get it now. Yeah, yeah. I think that's the real reason to have it. Like there's a deeper meaning. Because it's synchronicity of your body. Yeah, yeah. Because for me to do some shit like that, I would have to like, I understand my movement. You feel me? Yeah, yeah.

On a regular day, we're not understanding that shit. You would definitely walk better if you understood your body. But we just don't. We just like... Yeah, that's true. I see a lot of like... Man's walking around like this. You feel me? Like, you know those unnecessary goals that people hit? But it's like, yeah, I never really bagged the deeper meaning. Like road to... Of a 5'3 guy dunking a basketball. Like that shit is really like useless. Really. Because like in game... It's not.

But at the same time, I know it's not because it's like you're training to get somewhere. Yeah. I mean, there's purpose in your life. If you want to get technical, there's no reason to do any of the shit we do except eat and sleep and hunt. Like, that's really the only reasons to do shit ever. Yeah. But everything else is what calls you type thing. Yeah. But don't let anybody tell you or knock you on what you want to do with that because

Because your goals and your aspirations for shit have nothing to do with other people. It only matters to you. Whether you like it and whether you're going to accomplish it. So wherever it takes you and however long it takes you, fam, just know it's for you. It's not for anybody else type shit. That's why they say free will is the scariest thing. Because we can really do whatever we want. You can do anything, bro. You can literally do anything. So

So make sure you do the right thing. All right. Thank you everyone for watching the episode of the Jumper Jump Podcast. Make sure to comment, like, subscribe, all that good stuff. Go down to Apple, Spotify, download those episodes. Go to Carlos' Instagram and mine for his movie and my clothing brand. And if you made it all the way to the end, tell me your favorite Naruto character right now and we'll know you guys watched the whole episode. All right, Jumper Jump out. Deuces.