EP.198 - THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH CURSE, SQUID GAMES BASED ON REAL LIFE & HAVING RESPAWNS IN LIFE
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How do you feel about raw dogging a podcast? What? Like not using the headphones. Oh, I love it. Because we did that for a minute. We used to only wear headphones. I know, I know. And then I got used to raw dogging it. But when I got used to raw dogging it, I went back because I was not used to this anymore. Yes. That's why. I hated it because remember we shot the podcast...

in la yeah and we had to wear headphones it was that's why that's why yeah that's why i went back yeah i'm like i'm uncomfortable i gotta i gotta try it again i gotta get good at this again and then now doing this it doesn't even feel like raw dog anymore it just feels regular but this feels uh without headphones it feels like a normal conversation i got used to it but before i couldn't it felt like i needed to have it on to hear myself word yeah i don't know why

I don't know why. That sucks. Why? That honestly sucks because in person, you never have headphones on and shit. Exactly, yeah. Anyways, what's the most raw dog thing you've ever done? Raw dog?

Keep in mind, we're not talking about this. We're talking about just like raw dog as in not having nothing on you. Because the original raw dog came from the airplane thing, right? Oh, yeah. You were like, I'm raw dogging a flight. And then raw dogging a flight is no, literally no entertainment. You're not watching the TV in front of you. You're not doing anything. You're just going on the flight, staying those however many hours. Damn.

You never rode on a flight, though. No, never. Never? Even when I was a kid, I had a Game Boy or something. I think, yeah, every time, yeah, you need it. But remember you were talking about, like, the dumbest simulators? Yeah. Like, how you're like, oh, I'm going to start up a mall cop simulator. There's a raw dog simulator. That's so dumb, though. Where you just have to sit there in front of your screen and look at the plane.

like the plane thing that's such a waste of time no it's like there's records though it's like some people have 13 hours of raw dogs like 5 hours you can go on but they keep they keep track oh they see your eyes or something is it VR yeah it's VR oh

Oh, okay. Because in my Oculus, I was playing VR. Oh, yeah. You can put yourself in an airplane to watch movies. So you know how big screen, you can put yourself in a theater? Yeah. Put yourself in a classroom. I use a classroom one a lot because it's nostalgic. But one of them is an airplane. Bro, I put that on, I got PTSD. I'm like, ah. You know what's weird? Because I sleep better with white noise, brown noise around me. Yeah. But I can't sleep on an airplane for some reason. Really? It's weird. Because I remember sleeping at my cottage around all the noises, like the

birds chirping behind and I slept beautifully. But when there's now... When there's no noise, it's kind of weird. I'm like, holy shit. There's a theory for that, actually. Why? Because if you think about it, when you're in the air, what's the frequency? It's whatever the airplane is, right? Because when you're down and grounded... Yo, when I was sleeping...

fam when we were at the cottage and i had to sleep in the tent because of my allergies that was dead ass one of the most connected sleeps of my life yeah i swear i can tell because i was this time i'd even have an air mattress i was on the floor i was on the ground the dirt the grass yeah

And it felt nice. Like, when I woke up, I was energized. Like, I felt like a different person. Bro, do you know how to deal with your allergies? What? Because, like, I have a theory that he's just overthinking himself to the point where he thinks he's getting allergic to it. I was wheezing. No, no. I'm not going to lie, bro. I have a video. I'm not going to lie. When you were stressed, like, I've never seen you so stressed about, like, breathing. Like, bro, just breathe. Oh, you want me to play this thing? Yeah, let me hear. No, because I know my body.

I know my body watch this shit cuz when you went back to the tent details like he's overthinking like got worse Yeah, it got worse because even after when I went back home, okay, cuz I go on runs, right? Yeah, I have a video of me after after a run and I was still wheezing out I was wondering like you old who have asthma again. Like why am I why am I like this? But no, it's because I had allergic reaction and then I was wheezing and stuff. Let me see what I found of it Oh, sorry. Yeah. Yeah. See when was this?

You can literally hear it, right? On the night of the carnage?

No, this was a couple days. So I want to say like four days after. Damn. I went for a run. When I came back, I was wheezing. I felt like I had asthma. Holy shit. Because of that. Yeah. Anyways, back to raw dogging. Yeah, raw dogging. Back to raw dogging. Me and Josh have this joke, right? Who do you think is the most raw dog person in pop culture? Oh, in pop culture? In pop culture. Just like cartoons, movies, anything. Me and Josh have an answer, bro. Okay, let me hear it. Let me hear it. Ash Ketchum.

Yo, check it out. Ash Ketchum? Bro left the house on a journey. Had nothing. Had a backpack. Probably one thing. Definitely had only like three pairs of socks. All he had in his bag was just whatever's in his bag. That's all he had, bro. And he had to go collect. Yeah. Bro has rocked down here so much. He literally had just one Pokemon too. At first. And you had to go fight the Elite Eight with whatever he collected. Yo, no food. No food.

I'm pretty sure you booked no hotels. Yeah, deadass. They just sent him out and just go do it. And he had the bike ride. That's it. Yeah, he had a bike. I think his bike broke too. He had nothing, dog. Fuck. Cartoons. Deadass. I think Ash Ketchum, he raw-dogged the craziest thing ever in life. And he became the master, though. Yeah, that's true. From nothing to something. That's the feat of it because he's the champion of it. And what's wild is he went with no friends.

at first if you if you bag it though he went with no friends he met misty on the way he met everyone on the way he met brock on the way too brock wasn't even supposed to come social anxiety was not a factor for him bro he literally had nothing he had a backpack and courage that's what he had backpack courage and pikachu he didn't even you didn't even fuck with him yeah i know yeah pikachu didn't even fuck with him no you didn't so the first episode i thought you had to choose though no

Oh, you don't know the story? You don't watch the first episode? Okay, first episode of Pokemon, Ash was late to get a Pokemon. Okay. And he ended up getting Pikachu because Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander were already picked. All picked. And Professor Oak's like, oh man, sorry, you're gonna have to wait next year. Like, wait, hold on. And he opened a secret ass thing and a Pikachu came out. He's like, this is for you.

gave him Pikachu but the Pikachu didn't like him it was like untrained or whatever true he only liked him until way later on in the show I'm trying to figure out who would the closest second because there's no way no one's stopping that that level yo Ash Ketchum is number one I can't name another one no Steve from Minecraft that's not even a thing though he got he got he got set he got uh simulated on the island okay yeah that's right that's raw dog simulator yeah that's right that's that's what we're doing you know they're making a Minecraft movie though

Oh, for real? Like live action? They're making like a proper Minecraft movie. Ew, that, you can keep that in the vault. It's interesting. It's interesting because like, how are you going to make a movie about that? Are they only doing that because the popularity of Kai and Speed doing it? No, no, no, no. Okay. They're doing that because of Minecraft. Is Minecraft 100, or no, what am I saying, 100, 25th anniversary or 15th anniversary? Okay. I'm running the headphones right now. Okay, okay. Plug. Plug.

- Okay, Rada, that's a mind cap doesn't count. But Steve is a good pick. - Oh, you know what's crazy too? - Mario! - How is Mario Rada? Oh, I guess so. - He literally fights Bowser, fam. - You're right, he has no weapon. - With nothing. - He has no weapon. He pick up like shells and shit. - Yeah, yeah, that's it. Mario Loki has a harder path than Ash. - Than Ash? - Hot take? He has to fight Goombas, he has to fight-- - I know, but just the fact in my head, like seeing Ash go-- Bro was 12 years old.

No, he was younger. How old was Ash? How old was Mario? Yo, Mario's a grown adult. No, he's not. Mario's a grown adult, bro. Look, look. Ash Ketchum age, he was probably 10. Oh, yeah, he's 40. Mario's 43 years old. Ash is 10 years old. Ash is 10 years old. Rod-dogging an adventure with nothing? My fault. With a backpack? Two pairs of socks, fam? My fault. That's Ash. You got it. Ash, bro. You got it still. Ash.

Even at Brock in the beginning? Yo, come on. I think the only time I raw-dogged something was not training for a 5K. But that's like anyone can run a 5K. But imagine raw-dogging a 25. The only person in our group that he runs after like... A 25K? Yeah. Off the wake-up is BG. Oh, like a marathon? Yeah, that's crazy. I don't know. You can't just do a marathon. You can. It's going to be hard to walk that, to be honest. It's hard to walk a marathon. Because that's an hour of straight like...

Walking. You hear what's happening with Lion King 2? They're making a new Lion King. It's live action. No, no. What happened with Lion King? Yo, this, I didn't know, fam. Yo, Scar in the Lion King, he's the blood heir. It's not Mufasa. So you know how Mufasa's the Lion King? Yeah, yeah. He's Simba's dad, Mufasa. Mufasa was adopted. Scar is the real royal bloodline.

And Mufasa, yeah. So what happened was Mufasa was adopted. He was Scar's friend and he outshined Scar. Yeah. And Mufasa ended up becoming king. Word. Yeah. So that's what Lion King 2 is going to be about. Oh, showing the other side? Mm-hmm. Oh, that's kind of crazy. Because we know Scar is a villain. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But we didn't understand why he's a villain. So that's why all the emotions are built up because he's an adopted child.

Yeah, so think about it. He's supposed to be king. Scar's supposed to be king. And Mufasa... So Scar found Mufasa as a kid. And was like, can I bring him home? I want to be friends with him, blah, blah, blah. They became brothers because he got adopted. Something happened to the father, I guess. But Mufasa ended up taking the throne. So they're going to make a whole other movie just based on that. Yeah, something like that. Also, I think...

The reason he has this scar is because they fought for the throne. Something like that. But we're going to figure out why. I think the movie is going to play why. Do you think they're making a Netflix movie on the Beast Games thing? That's held in Toronto? Yeah, that's on Amazon, I think. What is it? I think it's going to be Squid Game. Right.

You know what I found out though? This is crazy. I don't know if you know it, but Squid Games is supposedly based on a real thing. Is it actually? And this is, and it's like censored everywhere. And like there's only one person that talked about it. That's why it's got so. No way. Yeah. So it's called Brothers Home. Yeah. So back in 1986, South Korea was a dictatorship, right? And just like Squid Game, uh,

Random people were were captured and put in white vans Lily exact same plot. They went to their house police They were accused of crimes. They weren't even committed. So they're like, oh I didn't do that. I didn't steal No, you're coming with us to this penitentiary. Yeah, right so boom they take in the white van they once they get there They're locked up. They put concrete walls Nobody can escape

It's literally the same thing. The beds, the placement. Wow. So they took the exact same concept? The exact same thing. The numbers, people's names were changed into numbers. And they all slept together in one room. And the only thing that was kind of different was Squid Games was you woke up and you played a game. Yeah. But this one is you woke up and you were forced to do labor. Oh. It's just like prison. No, no. But the first person to stop or run away was killed. Oh.

So it's called Brothers Home and it's not...

It wasn't live stream at all. It was just something close. It was just something that was happening when nobody knew about it. It was very censored. There's only one article that's... Where was this again? South Korea. In South Korea? In South Korea, yeah. Because I think South Korea was supposed to hold Asian games around that time. And they wanted to clean up the streets of the homeless people.

No. So they took all the homeless and put them in? So they took all the homeless people. That's wild. All the mentally handicapped people. That's messed up. And they took it to that penitentiary to hide them. That's why there was no news articles because it was supposed to all be hidden. That's messed up. Yeah. So Squid Games, you guys are...

I don't know if you guys took that idea based on that. No, so the writer for Squid Game actually wrote it. I forgot the exact site. Leave it on the comments if you know the site. Also, leave a like. But he pretty much put it online just for fun. He put the whole, like... It might have been Webtoon or something. I don't know if it's Webtoon, though. Don't get me wrong. But it's something like that. You know how they just put stories...

And you know fanfic? Okay. So it's pretty much like one of those. Like an anonymous thing. No, no, no. He put it out. But it started as just like a free story. Oh, okay. But he got so much love for it that they decided to write it into a film. Oh, shit. Okay. Something like that. I'm pretty sure. Also, that happened for Attack on Titan.

A lot of the stuff we see, yo, even I'm pretty sure there's a few rom-coms that started like that too. And I think, I think the one with Sidney Sweeney was one of those. The recent one. That started as just like a fanfic storybook.

story whatever word but it became something because like yo this is a sick idea a show that i would think that is a fan fix that turned into movie is probably euphoria because there was hella sex bro i re-watched it i bagged how much sex and nudity was it about that's what it's about though exactly i'm watching like god damn i can't watch this you think sam levinson is sick for for doing it though or is it just because like he's trying to portray something no he's definitely trying to portray something

And he did it perfectly. I think it was right amount. But it wasn't too terrible. It wasn't bad things going on. But now I understand why in RAF you did your own narration. Because it is cool. I fucked with how Rue, that was the main reason I watch it. Because her commentary was so perfect in it. And I like that. I feel like not enough content. We don't get a lot of content with the internal thought. If you could read people's minds, would you want it? 100%, bro. I don't know if I would anymore.

To a point. To a point. I wish I could turn it off and turn it on. Because sometimes I kind of do it like when I think people are... Say I'm at a group table and I'm talking too much. And I see people going over like this. I automatically think like, oh, fuck. I think they're talking to me. I'm going to shut up. So,

so i would want to you would want to i would want to like oh are they talking if they're not talking about the reason is like you would hear though you would hear exactly what they mean but i think i need that you know i mean i think i need that punch in the are you sure are you sure because like it's gonna be the thing about that it's it's a hundred it's not even it's not even it could be portrayed differently nah you hear it exactly fam like the days might be getting shorter but the

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Yeah, that's true. Or unless you say things differently in your head with a different tone. That's weird to think about, though. Like, do you think... You know how we say things, but we say it in a tone or like a rhythm? Okay, yeah, yeah. In your head, when you say stuff, you say it in the same rhythm, right? Yeah, we do, yeah. In your natural one. So if you had a mind reader...

I would say shit in my head sarcastically. No, no, no. That's overthinking the mind reader. You can't do that. But that's how you would beat him. But you don't know he's a mind reader though. I mean, if you knew he was. Okay, okay. Then yeah, I would do that. If you knew he was. If he's like Professor X and can like fuck with your head, like that's different though.

But I think I think having the ability to read people's minds. It's not it's not that fun I don't think it's that that good. What would you try and get out of them exactly nothing? Yeah, what would you really want? It's just it's just like um, what's that thing that you call people? Eavesdroppers you're just like an eavesdropper, but in your actual mind true Do you think they still exist because back in the day that used to be a huge thing like peeping Toms and stuff Yeah, that's a huge thing. It still exists. Yes. Oh

I never hear about them though. Oh my god, bro. There was a story. You know like the ring cam? Yeah. There was a crazy story that I heard about the ring cam. So there was a little girl. And when she... Her sister was like not in her room. I think she was like out on a trip. And she went into her room and there was like... She said a voice in the darkness. Right? And she heard something talking to her, right? But...

When she went out and she ran because she was scared. She called her mom. They went in. Didn't hear nothing. So apparently there was a peeping Tom like outside hearing and trying to talk to her. Yeah. But they didn't know that. What they could find is the mom went on the ring camera in the sister's room and they heard this. I'll show you. It was crazy. Because something that's supposed to give you security could be hacked so easily, bro. You know what I mean? Hold on.

I think that's what it is now because instead of being in person it would just be through like tech. It's creepy look. Oh shit he's talking through the camera. Oh that's creepy as fuck. But first off why do you have a ring cam in the bedroom? No just because the sister is also like kind of small. Oh to monitor her. So look and he tells her

That's wild. Look, he says, you can mess up your room. You can break your TV. You can do whatever you want. That's wild. So apparently after he hacked onto the thing, he was around the area looking at that girl. That's messed up. Fam, there's people like that. That's messed up. That's too extreme though. Yeah, that's what... Because I remember there was this story. No, it's actually a case, fam. Oh, shit. Where this boy went missing. Yeah.

I think this happened in Portugal. But he pretty much just told his mom that he wanted to go out with his friend. And they're going to go meet up with some other friends, right? Yeah. Bro, I think he was like 11 years old.

the mom got a call hours later that he didn't go to his five o'clock class and he went missing okay so what happened was the friend that you're supposed to go with supposedly took him to go meet with like this worker i'm not gonna say what it is to not to get censored but this worker bro he disappeared

for i think he's still missing no i think he's like to this day he's still missing he would be around 30 years old right now what the heck but what's crazy is they they were looking for evidence and they found some he was on the dark web with a picture of him no with a chain around his neck literally his most accurate depiction like it's exactly him so clear crystal clear

And that was him on the dark web. So he got kidnapped. As an 11-year-old adult? Yeah, as a kid. As a kid. Still the kid. And was just taken away and just posted up. Crazy.

And I think because it's in Portugal, there's certain... Yo, what's crazy, they also found evidence. They caught a picture. You know those pictures when you're on a roller coaster? Yeah. Damn, they caught it by accident. He was in the back of somebody's picture on the roller coaster besides some middle-aged man. Oh, so he's free? No. That's the person that took him, fam. Oh, fuck. Still disabled. Well,

But I think he should be like 30 years older but he's still missing. No way that's still the case. If there's pictures of him there's no way that it's still the case. They weren't able to track it down because that's just how it went. Yeah. Do you think those people on the dark web their address is completely gone wiped. They probably have a new one. They definitely they probably already changed his identity.

They're probably moving and shit. Yeah, they probably have a passport for everything. Dark web is something you don't play with. Because that's literally magician shit. Back in the day when you had a wizard and doing random stuff, today's world is a hacker.

Deadass, if you think about it. I've seen a video where you can order a new mom on the dark web. And the guys ordered a new mom and she came in and it was weird. Obviously, I think it was kind of fake, but the way they did it though, it was so crazy. They're like, hi, I'm your new mom. Oh no, that's cringe. But I feel like that's like an O2. Yeah, we're making a joke out of this, but you could actually probably do this. They just didn't want to. They saw it and they're like, let's make this an idea, but

There probably is something online. Yeah, there probably is something. There has to be. But would you want... So let's say... Oh, that's sad though. How? Like if somebody... Let's say your mom passed away, God forbid, right? Or like someone you love passed away. Would you replace them with somebody? No. That's still them. Oh, that's sad. Oh, that's weird. Like a clone? Yeah, that's sad, bro. No.

No. Even my dog, I don't know if I want to clone my dog. Yeah. I think that is just the beauty of life. Like, death isn't life. You know what I mean? So you appreciate the memories more because if you clone another person, then fuck, then you don't really grieve. Mm-hmm.

But grief is part of life. You ever hear about the fountain of youth? I have, but is that real? It's supposed to be in the center of the earth, no? So they found it. No, no, no. It actually exists. And it's in America. What? It's in the USA. No, it's not. Check this out. It's in a Jack and Buck. So it's a theory, though. It's a theory. So the theory is there's this place. I believe it's in Nebraska.

Or sorry. Yo, should we just go there fam? Check this out. Sick video. It's exactly Brunswick Springs in Vermont. Okay. So this place has like, I think four different springs. Natural, right? But what's weird though is it's been used for centuries with the natives around there because of its healing properties. Okay.

Now, what makes it so special is each one has different minerals and vitamins you can only find in nature. Now, what's crazy is people that have been damaged or hurt and badly injured, whenever they drink the water, they're healed. Like proven though, not like... It's proven. Now, I believe a lot of the stories happened in the 1800s. Oh, okay, okay. One of the craziest things was...

The shamans, they came across somebody. I believe it's like, I forgot exactly what he did, but I know he was hurt in like a fight.

And they brought him there. They just put him in the water. Just baptized him. Literally just put him in the water. And he was able to be healed because I think his bones or his tendons were healed right away. But it took time. You can't just magically change, right? It took time. You just have to keep drinking and drinking. There's a person in the 1800s that kept drinking the water and lived to 90 years old. Now, 1800s though. 1800s. People were dying at like 20. What? In the 1800s? Never mind.

In the 1800s, people were dying at like 15, 16, 20. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He lived to 90. But he credited his health to drinking the water every single day. And that's why he was able to live that long. Now, people speculate that this might be what people call the fountain youth. Also, check this out.

There was businesses that wanted to take advantage of the fountain. Like sell bottles? They wanted to sell bottles because it was healing so many people. Now there's this one businessman that did just that. He went to go bottle some and went to try and sell it. But when there was a certain shaman that found out he was doing it and he put a curse. Damn. And put a curse on all of the springs that if anybody were to...

profit maliciously off of the springs they would be like severely cursed now this one guy yeah

Didn't care about the curse. And what he did, he opened up a hotel. Literally. Based on it? Based on like the waters? Right by the springs. Using all of the water from the springs and marketing it as, if you stay at our hotel, we're using this spring water that will heal you, rejuvenate you, everything, make you live longer. Crazy, yeah. That same hotel didn't last long. Out of some spectacular event. Mm-hmm.

arose into flames and was burnt down. Now, that was just one. There was another businessman that said, you know what? That's probably not a curse. Let me just try, right? Because, I mean, it's probably going to be worth a lot of money. I know, I know. Now, what they did, he opened up on. And what happened? The same fucking thing happened. The second hotel burned down. And it was a different owner. And what happened next...

Another person? Another person came. Like, nah, there's no way. People are greedy, fam. There's like no way, right? People are so greedy. So they open up the hotel and the exact same shit happened. Burned down the hotel just because it was attached to this curse. And they tried looking into exactly what started the fire. And there's speculation, oh, it started from certain paints that caught on fire. But that's...

the whole building? - Yeah, it's rare to just randomly have a fire. - That's crazy. - You know what I mean? - That's crazy. And everybody around there credits it to the curse of the fountain, of the springs. - But if you still drink out of the fountain right now... - I think it's still really good for you. I'm pretty sure it will still heal you. - There's no way. - But you can't profit off of it. - Yeah. So if this thing is true, then why aren't people just going there?

Not a lot of people know about it. Oh, not a lot of people. I thought, fam, if the founding youth, I swear that should be on the... I mean, they'll hear about it now. Yeah, they'll hear about it now. I'd go deep for this one still. Like, yeah, people don't know about it. It's called the Brunswick Springs of Vermont. Wow.

Well, it's not the founder of the youth, but it's like literally a spring that heals you. If the guy survived that 90 and 90 days, I would... If I'm very sick, I'll go there first. Yeah. So that's what people do. They take trips there just to try and heal their problems. Like I can still go there right now. Yeah. A lot of athletes go there actually. Like with broken bones, with certain like...

You know, fractures, whatever. And they use the water. LeBron James is definitely going to the fountain of youth. If we're talking athletes like that, there's probably other shit they do. Because going off of this is going off like a folklore. You get me? True. People might not believe it, blah, blah, this and that. But wouldn't that be a twist on the curse? If you're an athlete and you go there... Is that profiting? It's profiting off your body. Theory? Ooh.

Did you read Derrick Rose? Oh! The reason he... That's sad. That is sad. The way he was jumping, yo. He definitely had some fountain of youth water there. Yo. MJ? People that were injured and came back different because they got cursed after? MJ, yo, how he was playing. He's got all these. No, no, he got caught gambling.

something something got him you know i mean no no that's yo i think i think that's just his like game mentality because people have certain fixations like that there's yo there's so much weird shit in the in the u.s i don't know when we were in la did you ever see a restaurant called um the yellow deli yeah i did i think so no yeah yeah you know you know that the restaurant is run by a cult and actually you're actually not allowed to eat

People are actually supposed to not eat at the restaurant. Wait, why? You're supporting a cult. So the cult is run by, it's called 12 Tribes. And it's the only... Can we see a picture? Yeah, yeah. Yellow Deli. Yellow Deli, watch. And it's the only restaurant in America where all the employees are unpaid. In California, right? Yeah, LA, LA. No, anywhere in the States. There's a bunch. There's a bunch of them. Oh, shit. So this is like a franchise. Yeah, it's a franchise. Nice.

Damn. Yeah. I definitely heard it. Like I heard of this before. So the restaurant is used to fund the cult and like recruit new people. So after you're done eating, a person went in there and they were given a pamphlet. No.

Right after. It says the 12 tribes. They read it. Would you like to join? It's free. We all have part ownership in this deli. What the fuck? Wait, are they selling a franchise or are they selling their souls? No, no. They're selling all kind of then. If you put it in that perspective, they're kind of selling their souls too because it's unpaid work. Oh.

The only restaurant in America that's unpaid. So none of the workers are paid. It's because they kind of own it. Yo, that's wild. And they're so smart. They put it, all their franchise locations close to colleges. And they're open 24-7.

So when college kids are hungry, they go into the deli. Oh, you want to join this? And those are the ones that are most on edge or lost. You know what I'm saying? Those are prime cult food right there, bro. If you can join a frat, you can join a cult. Cults are the same as frats, Loki. Yeah, Loki is the same. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, that's wild.

Crazy shit ever, huh? Do you know the leaders or anything? Did they do anything bad, though? Oh, yeah, yeah. Hold on. I was about to get to that. So they have a history, a history of child abuse. Like, they get raided in a bunch of countries, and, like, they get raided for that. So it's called the Yellow Cult? The Yellow Deli Cult? No, no, it's not Yellow Deli. That's the name of the restaurant. What's it called? What's it called? Twelve Tribes, I think? Twelve Tribes. Yeah, Twelve Tribes. Yeah, yeah. And, like, they have crazy, like...

like, views on homosexuality. They don't like black people. Who's the leader? I don't know. I don't know. We can search it right now. I'm looking curious. Because usually, like, cults have the leader. 12... It's freaking... Okay. The 12 tribes community was founded by Al...

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So yeah, they hire people that went to prison that can't get jobs.

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I don't know if it goes that deep, but I'm pretty sure like... It's like all the Ben and Jerry locations that men's eye tattoos. Actually, I don't know. I don't know that much, but I'm pretty sure like it's just the kitchen, like making the ice cream, making of the ice cream. That's fire then. Also, did you know if you order sushi in North America and you get fish from one of the...

Top fish suppliers in Asia. Yeah. You're actually supporting one of the biggest cults ever in the world. The Moonies. You ever hear about the Moonies? No. What the heck? This is dead ass. The biggest cult that's ever been created. Now...

The Moonies is started in Korea. And it's founded by this guy. Let me see. In Korea, eh? Founded by this guy. So his name is Sun Min Yoon. Sun Yeon Moon. Sun Yeon Moon. Why do you always say Chinese names like that? I'm trying to say it accurately. Yeah, yeah. Sun Yeon Moon. Why do you have to say it fast?

No, that's how you say his name. I get it. Okay, but anyways, so similar to the cult I was talking about in the old episode, in the last episode, everybody thinks this guy is their messiah. And his story is interesting. So his story, he claims that he went to this hill and...

Jesus was there and pretty much told him. And this is why I think it's wrong. Because he said that Jesus told him that Jesus failed. That's what he said. And that he has to continue his mission for him. Ah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. This is what's wild, though. Because they had so many members of the Moonies, especially in the 70s to 80s. And I think it's still active to this day. That's why it's a little bit like iffy. Yeah.

I'm not saying we'll disrespect or nothing. We just have to talk about it, right? But look. Moonies. This is... Active members. Look, look, look. Okay, let me see. How many... Over 3 million members of the Moonies fam. Unification Church. Okay, that's a cult fam. That's insane. That's a big cult. Now, they were able to make such a big impact in Korea. They brought it to America. Oh, shit. And they had huge, huge, huge...

It was pretty much like a Travis Scott concert, bro. High key, one of the places they booked out is literally a stadium. Yeah, yeah. And what they did, and this was part of their marketing too, what they did, they used to do these things called mass marriages. And what's interesting is because they did these things, there's still generations and generations that are still in this cult. But they don't consider it a cult. They just consider it, that's, you know, the religion. That's what they practice. Right.

But what they would do, they would marry, they would pick like two random people, right? And that are part of the association and say, okay, raise your hand if you want to marry her. And somebody raises their hand. Okay, you're going to marry her on this day and we're going to have a big celebration. Boom, boom, boom. He did that for like, yo, 400 people probably. All got married on the same day just to show their agreements to the church. Now,

this guy yo they literally thought he's the messiah and they literally think that he is like a blessed one like somebody that's gonna take them wherever they need to go they believe it so much bro that his son this is where it gets even wilder okay his son once sun yun moon passed away his son started a cult i'm just gonna show you he just took over it or he started a different cult wow

He started a different cult. But a lot of the people that were from that one moved over. Because he's like, you know. The prince. I'm pretty sure there's still the original Unification Church. And then there's this one. I'm just going to show you a picture. I'm going to show you a picture. And I'm going to let the picture speak for itself. Ready? Are you showing me a picture of the son? Or like, okay. Yeah. This is his cult. Okay. I think you're going to show me a picture of Kim Jong-un. No, no, no, no. Surprise. I see him.

I'm just going to show you a picture, fam. I'm just going to show you a picture. It's wild. I'm going to let it speak for itself. Oh, this is the picture. I've been seeing this picture. Look around. Look around. Yeah, where everyone has... Yo. In the church, bro. In the church. Oh, my God. They have... Yo, they have...

Yeah. Like you can only sit here if you have this. So what he did is pretty much he continued on the lineage of having that community and continued to use like the influence from that to create his own and started that one.

Bro, that's wild. Okay, you know what they're doing? You know what they're doing? So there's this one verse in the Bible. It's like something. Here, I'm going to read it exactly so I don't mess it up. But it talks about an iron rod. And what they say is the iron rod in today's modern era is the AR-15.

So they use that as... The symbolic thing, like a cross? Yeah, as their... That's their cross. That's their thing. Everybody wears a helmet of bullets, bro. Oh my God. It's wild. So is the idea of his cult different from the idea of his dad's? So the unification church, I believe their idea was that you're supposed to be unified and be in this community, be in this religion so that we can create true saved people

offspring so that's why they tried marrying so many people and then if you think about it yo that's double marketing because what's gonna happen is all of these people the purpose of the cult is to what breed more breed more breed more because they're just pretty much marrying people and they just have more and more kids more and more generations that are part of the cult

So with the Church of the Iron Rod, though, the whole purpose is, like, protection, right? So, like, if... Would they kill people or no? No. I mean, I guess, like, if they're, you know? Yeah, yeah. But they haven't done any as... That we don't know about, right? Carry it around. I'm pretty sure that's all they do. They don't do no, like, illegal stuff. But...

The Moonies fam? Yeah. If you're ordering sushi, that sushi probably came from one of their shipping. One of their companies that actually imports fish from Asia. Like, I'm pretty sure... I want to say, like, 60% of the fish that's imported into North America...

The companies or the moonies, bro? Wild. Wild. Since we ate, we did eat sushi in LA. I ate sushi in LA. It was probably from. I think even in Canada, like the importing is that much. And they're worth like so much money. It's insane. They could low-key start their own country if they wanted to. No, that's a whole, three million is a whole country. Yeah, but I don't think, yeah, they're kind of like disbanded. It's not disbanded.

But it's not as popular as it was in the 70s and 80s compared to now. Because the leader died, right? Okay. Theory that Nuga, the son, is just trying to build up as much military as he can so he can go back to Korea. No, I think in that case, it's literally just...

a set of beliefs. Like imagine, imagine your front line is just a man that looks like Catholics but with guns, fam. That's insane. It's kind of wild, bro. That's what it looks like though. Yeah, it is. If you were just to see the picture in no context, that's what it looks like. That's what it looks like. That's what it looks like. It looks like our priest with a gun. What do you think about that though? Do you think like... It's...

Cuz it's just a set of beliefs low-key if they're not killing people and yeah, they're doing nothing bad still I mean it is just weird. Yeah, I don't know. I don't I have nothing to think about I'm joining I'm just like I'm just saying like it's it's low-key not that that's it cuz if you think about it, it's

If we consider everything a cult, everything could be, but it's just what you put that label onto. Did you see Speed when he was in... I don't know if it was in Korea or China. He asked around the person because he had tattoos. And he's like, what's the biggest...

Like craziest one in the Asian countries like the one yakuza the yakuza. Yeah, he's like oh you party the yakuza and the guy smile is like yeah I Was joking but this guy's actually dead serious. Yeah, and yeah in Japan if you see people with tasks like that Yeah more times like yeah, that's why that's why like if you go to Japan you have to be I have to hide my tattoos Yeah, cuz there's so many gangs in Asia not even just in Japan. Yeah, yo, you know even like um in Korea

In Squid Game, first off, the villain, he was supposed to be Filipino. Oh, the guy with the... Yeah. Oh, shit. That villain guy, he's supposed to be Filipino. No, I fucked with that guy, though. And if you listen to the actual context, he was being chased down by people from the Philippines, like gangsters from the Philippines. You remember that or not? Yeah, yeah, I do, I do. I don't know if we mentioned it, but yeah, he was...

Eventually he got killed by like the Filipino. No, no, no, he got killed in the games But he would almost got killed by like the Filipino gangster that were after him. Yeah, I

No, America is just a bunch of cults. Because have you heard the villages in Florida? This is another type cult. So this one, you have to be old. So it's the biggest retirement community cult in the world. And it's known as the STD capital. Yeah. So you have to be 55 and older to be in this community. Wait, you have to be old? Yeah, you have to be old.

So 55 and older. That's weird. Yeah. And then look. So around the village, they drive golf carts, right? And on the golf carts, there's different colored loofahs that they put on. And that signals what they're sexually into. So I'll read you a couple. So it's a sex cult. Yeah, it is. It's a freaky cult. We were too serious. It's a husband party. We were too serious.

Yo, don't Google that. Don't Google that. Look, so the white one is novices and beginners. The purple one is people who like to watch. And then the pink one is soft swap. People who like to do it with others in the room. Imagine all the old people just going there to retirement home, fam. That's... Yo. Crazy. I mean, like...

If you're at the end of your life type of thing, and you just want to do whatever you want to do, feel free. It's just weird. That's true. What I don't like is I've seen some videos on TikTok where there's people in the retirement homes and the nurses... They don't treat them right, right? No, the craziest one. I know. I've seen some too. Yeah, where they just throw... He literally picks them up from the wheelchair, throws them on the thing. That's sad. Yeah, and I'm like, no one can hear them because they're old. They're not going to like... They're not going to fight.

They're not gonna fight back, bro. They can't even fight back no more. That's insane. So I'm wondering, like...

Yeah, we gotta respect the elders, Loki. Like, guys, when you see older people, even though they might have a cranky attitude or whatever, you just have to understand they probably came from some harsh times. Harsh times that we, Loki, have easy now. And if they're just cranky, like, you know, just be respectful. Be respectful. You know that one video where the guy's like, I used to be a sparring partner for Muhammad Ali. And then the guy goes, You know what I'm talking about? No, I haven't seen it. No, I haven't seen it.

It's one of the funniest videos. You haven't seen that? I've never seen that. So this is an old guy, and then pretty much he's fighting with some teenagers. Wait, the teenager did that? Yeah. I don't think I have seen that. Watch this. Oh, I have seen this. Whoa, whoa. I was a sparring partner for Muhammad Ali. I'll take any two of you on right now. Ali? That's right. What?

That's right. That's so fucked. That's so fucked. No, but he's like an old guy. I know. And also, yeah, he has the heart to do it, but are you really going to fight him? Like, come on, bro. He's an old timer.

But that's a funny reaction though. The only reason why they did it is because he's old though. Yeah, yeah. You're not if you're if the guy's young and he's saying yeah, I sparred my heart Lee You're probably not saying that yeah It's the fact that he's old and and you know, yeah, that's right. Oh

She will curse. That's a W crash out, though. Yeah, it is. That's a wholesome crash out, low key. Because nobody got hurt, right? I think in the beginning of the video, he was ready to fight him because I don't know if they're causing a ruckus or something. But he was honestly pretty calm. He's being pissed off, but he's not causing...

Causing no no harm right that's the difference between an old head and the og like og is like he's cool like you He'll receive like ogs crash out though. No no ogs crash out old heads are the one that's that hate on the newer generation like if a old head heard You're like yo you wanna fucking like he'll really crash. Oh, okay wait wait so the og will that's the same thing no no no I don't know if we can separate the two

I'll give you a perfect example. OG, original meaning of OG is original gangster fam. So that's like, that's what an OG is. That's what a real OG is. Yeah, yeah. I was going to give you like an old head, Joe Budden, when the Yachty thing. Chill. That's an old head reaction. Did you see the recent one? How he's like, yo, I apologize. Oh, he apologized? I really got it wrong. Yeah, he said that. Because he did.

Honestly, you can say all you want during his, I guess, rise. But once you see the rest of the career... The craziest, the worst prediction was Ebro when he said to Lil Uzi. Yeah. That was very disrespectful. The fact that Uzi just took that in an interview. He's like, oh yeah, you'll be done in five years and then you'll be coming back here with no hits. That's insane to say in front... That's old head energy, fam. I think the...

It's because it was a weird time and because they're just mad that they're not popping anymore. Exactly, yeah. And they don't understand what's popping anymore. Do you think it's the same now? But low-key, because I feel like

That gen the 2016 XXL. Yeah, yo, they're still relevant though. Yeah, and they're still kind of the tastemakers I'm not gonna lie. Mm-hmm for sure. They can still make the taste. Yeah, Yachty great example. He's making the taste. Dude the jacket. I'm like shut up Colbert bro. That effect was so fire. The Ian video. Oh my god. The lagging? Yeah.

But they are the tastemakers. They're still relevant now. That's why it's like, yeah, you couldn't hate back then. Loki, they're the reason why people are more open-minded now. After that XXL happened, that was a culture shift. It was. You know what I mean? I feel like we haven't had those culture shifts or resets. You know what I mean? The last big one I could say would be...

Oh, a culture shift? No. You don't think so? The Yeet was just a play on Ken Carson. Like, it was just based... Okay, well, I'll say that. Like, opium. I'll say that. Okay, yeah, we can say that too. But that's kind of like... It's still the same? It's still stemmed from... No, it's still... It's different from Yachty's jet, no? Really? Yeah, 100%. That's way different from Yachty's jet. No. You consider it the same? Yeah, I consider it the same. A culture shift. That's a new... I would say it's a new sound. You wouldn't say it's a new sound?

That's a new sound. I guess. Okay. I listen to beer music. That's a new sound. I'll give it to you. But I would say though, high key, and I know we don't partake in too much, but country music. Is what? Is like number one. Oh yeah. I feel like that's all. People just don't talk about it. No. Just in the media we consume. Oh, in the media. Everybody talks about it, bro. Really? Yeah.

The only time I've actually is the shibuzee thing. People talk about it, bro. That's the only time. I know, but I'm just saying in the content you consume and I consume, we just don't see it. That's the thing.

Yeah, knock a light. Oh, when we went to that country bar, it is a vibe. No, it's a vibe. I promise you, like, we think the whole world is just what we consume at this moment. Nah, there's so many people that watch other shit, listen to so many different things. Yeah, funny shit. We walked into a country bar, right? And,

they were playing country music. But when Josh and we had another black friend walk in, I don't know why, they started doing parodies of the cool, like, they did country versions of hip-hop songs. They did, yo, this is the first time I ever heard it. I didn't even know this shit existed. They did paper planes.

country version how did they do that though that's wild and it sounded amazing they did like a rock a rock and roll rendition of paper planes yeah that's what like how do you do you think country music like frequency wise is on a high level and like rock is on like the lowest level like if we were to rank frequencies of genres that's that's weird though because there's so many different types of rock right because there's like metal but let's look general classical it's

You can't really generalize it. The reason I say that is because you could have psychedelic rock. That's probably like the highest. That's literally made to trip on, right? Yeah, that's obvious. And then you could have the shit like, you know what I mean? That's probably low frequency, to be honest. Yeah, yeah. And then you have in the between is like some Tame Impala shit, maybe. I don't know. No, I feel like Tame Impala should be up there. This is kind of vibe-y, right? I would say anything that you can catch a vibe to. Uh-huh.

No, but you can catch a vibe. Could you say you could catch a vibe to anything? Yeah, you could. Yeah. You personally, you personally, do you think you can catch a vibe to anything? To anything? Because I think I can. That's why. Maybe not to anything. Okay, so you can't. Yeah, I can't. I think I could. Oh, nah. Never mind. I'll agree with you. I don't think I could vibe with everything. Yeah. I disagree. There's certain things that are just like, it goes against my morals and shit. You know what I mean? Like, I'm not going to go to a Uzi concert no more. Mm-hmm.

You literally went to a Travis concert two days and bought the IP. No, but I made a theory about it. No, that doesn't count. That was work. I'm out there scouting, bro. How many faces do I see on this? Ten? How many faces on that tee? Ten? Let me see your shirt. Ten? Because in the middle of your research, you were definitely like, fiend. Yo, I was on the jumbo.

So stop. Man, stop being the jumbo. I got messages out there. Yo, you're on the jumbo? Yeah. So you can't say that. You were on the jumbotron, fam. I was not on no jumbotron. So yeah. Okay, but if you see Uzi, you're hitting one of these. Yeah, of course. Of course. You're hitting one of these. Of course. Of course. That's my goal, fam. Do you think you... If you actually... I guess you would, huh? What? You're still like starstruck? Yes. Because he got me through so much shit. Like, no, like...

All that shit aside, the emotions that I felt that he helped me with, that's what I remember him by. It's not I'm praising him for, you know what I mean? Yeah, I guess so. It's the feeling and emotion I get from him. That's true. That's true. So would you say that's your biggest...

your biggest starstruck moment. Yeah, that's my big thing. And it's perfect because he's the type of celebrity where he would be cool to meet. Because it's like, yeah, you can... True, he is. Yeah, he seems like a really cool person to meet. I mean, Travis... If you meet Travis, he could be... He's like a 50-50. Yeah, you got to catch him on the right day. Yeah, low key. I feel like he could be... You do. You know, he could be like... Because he can hit you with a dumb ass shit that he did. It's like... What's that shit? Name your favorite song. One song off the album. Or it's like, Priceless.

Priceless. Oh, yeah. He gets the one where dumbass answers. But he's always just high. Yeah. That's why he's like that. I'm pretty sure this guy's like taking shoes every day. Yeah. Yeah.

Yo, have you seen his story? Even Uzi, though. You know Uzi's been on some shit? Yeah, I know. He's been on some shit. And you know, I didn't know Kanye took DMT and stuff. Kanye? Yeah. Oh, with Nitrous? Nah, he didn't know DMT. Yeah. He made a song about it. Oh, shit. There's a song. I think it's in Yikes. Yeah. I think it's in Yikes. Like, I died and came back to life on DMT. Yeah. You know that? Fuck, no. I don't know.

I think it's on your like, don't get me wrong. I didn't catch that. Yeah. So if you think about it, like these most creative people, they're on some shit.

That's why it's so interesting to me where you would have like a Shakespeare or these people way, way back, like Da Vinci coming up with these ideas. That's why it's so profound, I think. It's because if you think about it, you walk outside and I tell you, go be creative. It's hard. Yeah. Imagine like in 1582. Yeah. But imagine now it's probably easier, right? Like, oh, there's some shit around. Like people have created stuff in front of you. Mm-hmm.

But if you do that like way way back and it was like black and white back then Like the world was literally black and white and until until mozart went on the piano Then color came into the world fam. I actually truly believe that In all the all the movies back now it would have been jokes if you actually thought it was like yeah I could not watch it. Wasn't it black and white back then? I know

I'm saying that metaphorically though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Make it clear. Metaphorically, it's back on. You know it wasn't. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, but actually, actually like if you, if you bag it, man, we came from nothing, right? Like humans, the original human came from nothing. Yeah.

But they're out here making the craziest stories and the craziest things. But if you go now, it's like they have nothing. They can't create it because there's already been so much created already. You know what I mean? They can't make new because there's already so much to consume. Yeah.

That makes sense. I forgot the guy that did his own stunts way back in like the black and white movies. That's Charlie Chaplin. Charlie Chaplin. Oh my God. I watched like a little quick documentary on what he actually did. Like he jumped from moving trains off. Oh, that's...

It's probably another guy. Yeah, I know I know his name but he literally did all his stunts all of like the stuff crashing into him Oh, no. Oh there was a house right that was supposed to fall it dropped and and there's only a door that he can he can fit in Right and he did that knowing that he could have died if that that shit fell on him. I think his name is Buster something Hold on. Yeah, that sounds familiar right? Search him up search him up. Buster Douglas or Buster Keaton Buster Douglas

That's a boxer. No, Buster Keaton. That's his name. Okay, okay, yeah. That was crazy. Yeah, this is the guy. Yeah. Yo, he actually does look like this guy. Look, they put him beside Ring Malik. Yeah, she looks like Ring Malik still. Yeah, she does still.

bro's a vampire time travel theory yo wait he actually really looks like like really looks like him look the more you look at it look at look at the black and white the more you look at look at the eyes it's the eyes it's the eyes the more you look at it it really looks like his relative yeah yeah but that that stunt he literally did with the house and you have to fit in a crack is literally a mario party mini game bag that i know like like you have to try and fit or else you die yeah do you think there's more bravery these days

Oh, what? No. There's a stunt double for everything, fam. I don't know, though. Bruce Lee did all his stunts, right? Yeah. But do you think, like, volume-wise, do you think there's more people that are brave back in the day or people that are brave now? Now, back in the day. Back in the day. What am I talking about? What are we talking about? No, because the reason I said that is because, like, yeah, you know what? Because what I was thinking was,

There's so many crazier feats that you can try to perform these days. That's why I say that. Because before, you couldn't jump out of the atmosphere. You know what I mean? You have the Red Bull guys literally jumping from outer space down to Earth, which you couldn't do back in the day. That's why I'm thinking, oh, it's probably more brave now. But as a volume-wise, back in the day, everybody's like...

ready to crash out. I know. No, they're mentally tough too. Cause it's like, even the kids back then, I don't know when it stopped, but parents don't even beat their kids no more. But back then, like, yo, like that made people mentally strong.

I know. You know what I mean? And bullying. Bullying. That made people like... If you hate bullying or not, it made people mentally strong. Yeah. To be fair. Yeah. Like there's certain cases. There's obviously cases where it's terrible. Yeah, it's terrible. But there's cases in the right way where the right mindset brought them to be the people they are. Mm-hmm.

George St. Pierre is the craziest example. What happened to him? George St. Pierre was getting bullied, fam. He was bullied as a kid. And because of that, he decided to learn martial arts so he can defend himself. Okay, okay. He was bullied so bad and decided, I want to defend myself, learn martial arts. And what is he now? Literally world known. Yeah.

Yeah. UFC champion, fam. In history. Bro's Hall of Fame. In your pound for pound, right? If you went back today, do you think the sparring right now would be as tough as the sparring you went as during a kid? Or is it like, now people are a little softer, like they go a little lighter? Because the stories that you told me, you were getting fucked up. But like, they were sending actual UFC fighters. But I was also a kid. I was also a kid though. So like, so me, me hitting at 50% now as an adult. Ah.

Would probably feel a lot harder if I'm a kid, if I'm a child. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel like sparring as a child and being good, people were stepping it up because they're not trying to get beat by a kid. True. That's why. Okay. But also, you have people going easy, but man, more times they weren't going easy on me. Okay, yeah. Because that's why. Because Taekwondo is a dying sport for a reason. Why? Why? Oh, okay.

I actually did not know this. Back then, Taekwondo was like, you get knocked out. My master would show up to tournaments. They were called the headband gang. That gang would show up to tournaments and KOs only. That's clean. Now, if you see it, tournaments are scored on points.

so even the littlest like tap they'll score one three points oh i see so that's why it's like people are and that's the olympic version right so if you want to toughen your kid you're not going to go to taekwondo you would rather go to karate because karate is actually punching like in the chest and stuff this one we have lily armored true but when that's so true yeah but when that's why i asked because back then every day was a sparring day that's why i

Back then, it was prime days of Taekwondo. You would go there. You would go to other clubs and you would fight to knock out other people to show why your club was the best. Wow. Yeah. Wow, I actually didn't. And it was scary going to other clubs because I faced Olympians and stuff like that. It was scary as fuck. My master was like, if you go hard, they're going to go even harder. So watch how you kick them. I would get warned.

But I mean, you were fighting older people too? I was fighting, yeah. I was fighting older people too. But it's just a dying sport. I might have to switch to Muay Thai. Switch to Muay Thai, bro. Switch to Muay Thai then. Like honestly, I think Muay Thai is...

Hands down the best you could do the best like you have the you have grappling in there It's striking. It's a lot of everything s tier striking The only thing you don't have is wrestling, but you just take wrestling or jiu-jitsu for it. Yeah ground game I remember I'm fighting my first ever Muay Thai person right? Yeah, it was this old white guy, right? And I thought I was gonna beat him easy cuz I'm like, oh he's old That's right

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You know that like when men do in Mortal Kombat like a 50-50 combo. Yeah, so I did a 50-50 combo on him. This guy just stood there like that. I was shook. Because usually when I do combos, people back up. And they go out the ring. This guy stood with me. I look at my coach. I'm like, yo, yo, move. Scary, fam. Yeah, the only thing about Muay Thai is you take a lot of hits. You take a lot of damage, bro. And I don't think you can really do that long. Unless you're built like that, bro.

Men will literally like keep hitting their shit with metal. I feel like we should do a video in the you go to Thailand and you fight in the restaurant. I would want to do that. I would highly want to do that. I got to train a bit more, but like, you know, I'm ready. No, but novices, random people do it just for fun. Oh, is that safe though?

Yeah, it is. I'm not trying to hurt nobody. Famous Thailand. You'd think they really care. In the States, they probably wouldn't do it. Yo, the craziest one was you smoke a J with the opponent. I've seen that. Yeah, yeah. And it's with a tourist. So you have options. Either you take a certain amount of shots with your opponent or you finish a J with your opponent. That's wild. So it's like high fighting. And then you go fight high.

supposedly there's no weight class oh what yeah so you can so I seen a video where big guy smokes the they give it to the partner skinny guy the guy whips oh my gills bro the guys gonna be sober the heavy weights gonna be sober yeah it's kind of unfair it's in a restaurant in Thailand so men do not care

It's crazy fam. Would you go out of your way to go to different countries? Nah, I guess you wouldn't huh? To fight other? Yeah, I guess because you're not like a fighter. Because I'm just curious. If I trained, I would. Yeah? Yeah. I've always wanted to go actually try and see like what the skill level is in like Philippines Taekwondo compared to... You think North America is number one? North America? With fighting? Like maybe as just a volume? Because I'm so curious. I really, really want to know. I really, really want to know.

And I'm not the one to test it myself. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because obviously I don't fight that often. But if you were to go literally to every single place that you travel to and try to fight people, how would it turn out? Like, would you be able to find out who's the toughest? Oh, okay. Because you would have a good idea if you actually did it. Yeah. Because I'm dead ass so curious who would have the toughest of the toughest. That's a good question. I guess the Olympics shows it, but not in the best... Because that's not volume. Yeah, yeah. That's not as a volume. Are we talking like...

I'm saying you travel there, you get a sampler. You get a sampler. No, because that would deadass give you a great perspective on the country. Or wherever the area you're in. Low-key, Mortal Kombat kind of gives an idea. I feel like America, in my mind, would be like the Johnny Cage. True. Street fighter, lots of things. Where do you think would have the craziest? Asia. Asia.

Thailand is a bunch of raw tangs fam. They don't feel. But it's so hard. Russia, Dagestan. They fight bears. Just that area in general. But America has John Tso.

No, we're talking volume. If we're giving samplers, that's the baddest man on the planet, bro. Alright, new challenge, new challenge. Yeah, yeah. New challenge. Okay, ready? No, no, you don't have to fight. You don't go to a gym. Yeah. You just go like drop in anywhere in the world, right? And we have a code word. We have a code word. Alright, let's... That would be fucking hilarious.

We have a code word, bro. So let's say the code word is, I don't know. Just like, crash out. Help. And then you just say it. Wherever you are in that very moment, you have to turn around, pick a random person, and fight them. Oh, shit. Do you think you'll be able to do it? And then you can do it to me, too. And we have one per trip. One per trip?

Where would you not want to do it? Where would you not want to use the signal? Anywhere that have weapons. Like Atlanta, I would not want to say there. Just based on they have so many guns. I don't think that's safe. It's not. Alright, we can't do that.

What would be the safest? The safest is I've seen the reason I said that is because people do it with pillow fights. You seen that one? Okay, yeah. They go like they throw a pillow. Yeah, I've seen that. Wait, in what? Like in the malls. I've seen that. Oh, yeah. No, no.

They throw a pillow in the air and they catch it like pillow fight and then go fight and shit. No, no, no. Safest place though? Is anywhere safe, fam? Because I feel like every country has their own like Every country has their killers though. Has their art. You know what I mean? Every country has their killers, bro. What does India have? Does India have any crazy India? Do they practice any like martial arts there? I actually don't know. I actually don't know. I actually don't know.

Oh in Brazil you do not want to do in Brazil crash that might be the worst in the actual ghettos That's like that's like number two dog. Yeah. Yeah, that's like that's like number two. That's the number one Oh my god, everybody is dangerous. I like number three Thailand number three. I feel like Atlanta's more dangerous than Thailand Oh, I thought we're talking about fighting though. Oh dangerous. Yeah dangerous talking dangerous, bro. That's like I

Where's the real killers from? Mexico, probably. Mexico is probably the dangerous, bro. My goodness. Mexico is probably dangerous, fam. Leave it in the comments if you actually know. Yeah, yeah. And we'll visit and do it. Yo,

That's the next video. That's like, yo, go visit. That's episode 200. And then you should be survived. Yo, would be, would be actually cool if like, respawns were a thing. Oh, high key? That would be really cool. And respawns are actually a thing. And you could go out and test life like that. That's actually interesting. But,

But imagine, yo, God would just be looking down and just like, this is... I know, I know, yeah. You have all these lines and that's what you're doing it for? That's true. What if it was like a Puss in Boots thing, though? You had like nine. Nine? I would use at least three to fire. No, fam, I think more than half of it would be just doing crazy shit. I'd probably use one just to fly. I'd probably jump out of a plane, no parachute. Just a Kiwi. I'm literally gonna Kiwi it. So in your next life, yeah. Do you know your dream? Yeah.

Would you die for your dream? I'm gonna hop out with Kiwi, fam. If you watch my channel, you know what I'm talking about. Would you die for your dream to jump out of a plane and shit? Fam, respawns? Oh, you should make Loki make a short film on that. That would be fun. That would be interesting. How would life actually be, though?

Oh, you know what would be sick? Like society. Yeah, yeah. You know what would be sick? Like, because the 3AM video that you did was so fire because I seen a comment that said, it's like, it's like brothers, but like they have their own personalities and stuff, which makes it. So imagine we all have nine lives and there's like different scenes where, what would John do? What would Josh do? That's interesting.

What we do all at once, you know? That's actually really interesting. Oh, and at the end, we all jump at like... We all do it? We all do it at the same time. We all Kiwi at the same time.

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