Transcript for #94 - Joey Diaz (Part 4)

SPEAKER_01

00:00 - 02:36

over the place. But he was making so much money. He couldn't fucking clean it. It was 1984. It was too fast. Wow. And they fucking blew it. Can you imagine I get blown up in a fucking pipe bomb? That's where you know somebody. And he didn't die right away. The metal went up in his ass. He stayed away from fucking hours. The tunnel went up in his ass. From the plate under the Jeep and shit. They all have those crash plates and Colorado. They all have those plates. Those plates where it's working against you. And you have a bomb on the fucking car. So the plate went right there's fucking coolies. That's fucking crazy when somebody kills you with a car bomb. I mean you did something bad. They slice your fucking throat. You got to be a ghost at the Sunday slice as you throw. You'll never rest. Can't rest in fucking peace. You got to be something you're a ghost haunting the woods forever haunted somebody you haven't been Colombians you haven't been fucking Brian Red band what's up Brian Raquel do you believe in ghosts Joey? Yes fuck yeah, tell you really I don't believe in I've seen I've seen something at the comics though one thing not I didn't see the door ringing I didn't see nobody walking with not a head-on I mean I've heard a lot of stories in the comics but and then I've been around people who pass spirits as a young child in fact I want to see the lady when I went home last week yeah No, it's a kid. I see them do some wild shit. What'd you do? When I was about eight, you know, my mother had a bar and all these people coming to shake it down, you know, cops were coming. Nice guys. Just white guys coming. That's part of the business. When you have a bar, you know, somebody gets stabbed. You want the cops there first. You got to give an envelope, you know. After about three months, his guy started coming. He was a cumin guy. I was like, Serpico. But he would come in and break the Cuban's balls. He went after Cubans. He went after Cubans. He went after Cubans in 76 and 75. He went after him, heavy. And he would come into my mother's bar and insult them and fuck you motherfuckers. I want to bigger envelope next time I come that type of shit. So when that went in there, I have to school and he was young and screaming in there. Not in light this fucking guy. He was younger and he had a beard and he was a weightlifting type dude. A couple weeks later, I go to the bar and it's all these Cuban guys. They had a bar on 38th street. They had the brindies. These were all Cuban bookmakers that my dad knew, my step dad knew, my mom knew, my fucking people. And there was this lady I played basketball when a kid was a boxer. His name was Jose Torres. Bad, his derunkos, the fucking dude. That's derunkos. The hood of Jose Torres. He's a boxing ref or something. Big boxing official. That's derunkos. This is their nephew, their Puerto Ricans.

SPEAKER_04

02:36 - 02:38

So that was the guy that was, he was the light heavyweight champion, right?

SPEAKER_01

02:39 - 02:44

You know, he's something big with boxing. This is nephew. I grew up with that nephew. They were basketball players.

SPEAKER_04

02:44 - 02:55

I think that's what I'm talking about. Isn't he one that wrote the book about Mike Tyson? He kind of grew up with Mike Tyson and kind of like wrote a, uh, tell all book about him. It was kind of like kind of shitty. No, no, this is the rejotores.

SPEAKER_01

02:55 - 03:25

Yeah, that's, this is Jose Torres, the referee from the 70s. I'll take it on the wrong guy. I think this guy even left like, uh, he was, he was the one that did our fight. when they were trying to stop it. Durand against when they were trying to stop it, he's the we got to look it up. Durand against that fight when he killed the guy in the ring, the guy died two weeks later, but he took his spirit away. What's the fight we always talk about when Durand had Davey Moore. Davey Moore. I think he had some years. He died years later. He was in a car accident with a fucking jack fell on top of him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_04

03:25 - 04:10

He got crushed, but he had Durand took his spirit. Yeah, that happens to guys, man. Who you'll see these are Chavez? When you fought Melchuk Taylor, there's no question about that fight. Melchuk Taylor got his spirit taken. Chavez took his spirit. He heard him bad too, physically like he was never the same physically, but he was also never the same psychologically. To go through that crazy ass war and to be boxing the fucking ears off the guy at first, then eventually the guy just slowly wears you down, slowly wears you down, and then boom stops you in the 12th of like seconds to go. They stop the fight. Like that's a crushing below, devastating below. You know, that's a, to have the referee look at you when there's like, was it like two seconds left in a clock? And the referee shakes him off and shove his wins. Like, what? What?

SPEAKER_03

04:10 - 04:12

That's like a spirit crusher.

SPEAKER_01

04:12 - 07:20

We're talking about the fucking spirit with the spirit. So we were kids. And once a month this lady would pass a fucking spirit there. She was a mom. No, his lady was a mom. I used to watch her. She was a mom. She used to drive her kids around to different basketball games and shit. A husband and her were separated. She wasn't a booser. She never really cursed. I would go in the daytime and she would make sandwiches for you and stuff like that. She would take the kids to church on Sunday. So I used to watch her. My mother once told me that said, that lady passes a fucking weird spirit. Once a month or some shit and people go over there, you bring a money, you're gay, so whatever the fuck you bring her, as she talks to you. One night we want you to talk to you. Yeah, to the spirit. So one night we went over there. How long are you know me? Look at me. I don't fuck around. Look at him, Charlie. Shut the fuck up, Brian. I don't fuck around. You don't fuck. When I talk to you for like a man, I talk to you like a man. This is fucked up on my day. I'm about eight or nine. So this one last time I went to the bar and he had them all up at the bar, like, pop by Doyle, had those people in fucking, uh, the French connection. And then when he goes in, he's hit everybody against the wall, this is like, last time I went in there. And now he's fucking Cuban to piss on my mom's pissed. So we got to figure some out. Now I knew eventually my dad was going to shoot this guy. I just had a funny feeling in my stepdad or somebody's going to shoot this fucking guy because he was going over his bounds. They felt that he was abusing Cubans, which is even worse than your Cuban. If he was a white dude or a black dude, hey, it's part of the turf. You fucking Cuban. We're going to get your ass. So I knew about this and I just turned the other way. One night we go to this fucking lady's house and she's talking to these people and she's got this spirit that I'm watching. This lady would drink fucking raw alcohol. What's that? What's that fucking omniscient? No, the shit that people drink that's 140 proof. Oh, every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. Every Claire. And she showed it to my mom. There's a white dish. And then she took a fucking candle. And she took the dish. And she put the candle under the dish. She took the candle. She threw it down. She showed the dish to my mother. She said, this is what's bothering you. And it was just some fucking thing. It just looked like some candle designed on the thing. Right? She took the dish. She smashed it. She goes, done! Seven days. I went home, Doug. I never thought about this shit again. I was eight and nine. I had GI Joe's. I was trying to look at my dad's porno's. I'm saying it, right? I don't believe this hocus focus, right? One day I get out of school and I take the bike and I go to my mother's ball and I get up there. They're all fucking drinking and having a good time at 3.30. And I go, what happened? They go, they know that fucking cop. They shot him to pieces last night. And they shot him up by this place. Rapidotaxi was the first Cuban taxi cab company in the 70s. That would deliver blown attacks. He's all these geniuses that think that geniuses is not, yeah, all right. The Cubans are doing that in the 70s. You in the city, they would go over to Bridge. You call from the city, they live in the studio 54s.

SPEAKER_04

07:20 - 07:22

That taxis would deliver the car.

SPEAKER_01

07:22 - 07:29

Come on, Doug. This is 7470. Look, come on, Doug. And the name of the company was Rapidotaxi. You know, Rapidot means it's managed.

SPEAKER_03

07:30 - 07:34

Bitch quit floppy little quick quick quick. Well, yeah, quick.

SPEAKER_01

07:34 - 07:38

So I took my mic, Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan. I went up to this fuck.

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07:38 - 07:41

This is this is really so is the taxi a real taxi company.

SPEAKER_01

07:41 - 07:49

It was a taxi company, but they blew the fucking board. That was that was the purpose. We think they made money on a three hour toll. They make money delivering the fucking goodly good the studio.

SPEAKER_04

07:49 - 07:51

That's so did they run at real taxi too?

SPEAKER_03

07:51 - 07:52

We'll tax it.

SPEAKER_04

07:52 - 07:57

You don't you get grandma and you can take it from supermarket. And then you go on the way home, can you get me some coke? Right.

SPEAKER_01

07:57 - 08:11

No, no, no. I'm the way home. You gotta go to the city. They just put a kilo over the city and then I'm gonna pull dope. You gotta ride in the city. Are you pulling me over? I feel like I drove in the back of the car. I'm sorry. Go right ahead. We thought you were doing something mean while there's fucking a bag of fucking blown the truck.

SPEAKER_04

08:11 - 08:16

And the cops must have been on it too, right? How much, how many of the cops were in on the fact that? I don't fucking know.

SPEAKER_01

08:16 - 08:38

Had to be some, right? It was a different animal. New York was a different. New York was a different. New York was a different fucking animal then, but you gotta remember that it was just a taxi. Nobody thought about that. On New York back then. That was 20 years ahead of that fucking time. When New York sneezed, bro, everybody else caught a fucking cold. Let's get down to the 10 years behind over these fucking savages.

SPEAKER_04

08:38 - 09:52

This is a totally different place socially than New York. That's for sure, right? Well, you think people are more on the ball there. There's more like there's more con artists and shit. There's more clever people. Do anything? It's more stone people out here. Yeah, there's a lot of that. But I think that I always say that there's something about the weatherman. You don't have to deal with the weather. You get soft. You know, your brain doesn't have to think quickly because you have to survive. You know, when you're in Boston and it's fucking zero degrees out and you get in your car and it goes, whoa, whoa. And you don't have a cell phone stupid. There was no cell phones back then. So what do you do? Oh my God. I got to knock on someone's door so I don't freeze to death. You got to wake some people up because you might freeze to death. I'm sorry, my car broke down. I can use your dude. You got to think quicker when you're in that kind of an environment. In California, you know, your car breaks down. You just sleep in the car until, you know, the cops come and then the cops tell you, hey, what's going on? Oh, my car broke down and they get your tow truck and you're fine. You don't have to worry about dying outside. You live in Boston, you got to worry about dying. That's like some real shit. And that's why they're a little quicker, a little quicker on a take.

SPEAKER_02

09:52 - 10:00

That sound, that sound that you made for doing the car. I was just imagining. I was imagining that's what it sounded like when Joey Diaz had sex.

SPEAKER_04

10:00 - 10:03

Do you think so? Joey Diaz had sex.

SPEAKER_02

10:03 - 10:04

But it sounded like when he had sex.

SPEAKER_00

10:04 - 10:08

It's more like this. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_03

10:08 - 10:13

Don't tell me I was good dick. That I tell you I'm giving you good dick. I'm giving you good dick.

SPEAKER_01

10:15 - 10:22

I don't get me started red band. I have you know who he in 20 minutes bit slapping motherfuckers.

SPEAKER_04

10:22 - 10:27

You know who you have here. What's plan B? I don't know do you know.

SPEAKER_02

10:27 - 10:56

He knows who. So my dog Twixie Vixen got raped again by a girl dog and the person was like the person was with Joey and wins the name because with my Twixie Vixen story are So the person I was with that owned the dog there like my dog has never a humped anything and be my dog is a girl dog So I'm even a why it's like trying to hump your dog's ass because it doesn't have a dick So Julie what what do you think about RSS feeds?

SPEAKER_01

10:56 - 11:02

You don't know anything about computers? Yeah, well, what do you think about RSS feeds?

SPEAKER_02

11:09 - 11:33

what they're designed to pump out a like if you have a website it's designed only for we're mostly for sending out your website so other applications and other websites can add it to their website in their applications but if you don't want to do that you don't have an RSS feed so I can see you wouldn't want an RSS feed

SPEAKER_01

11:37 - 11:40

Mike.

SPEAKER_02

11:40 - 11:42

Oh, is that real?

SPEAKER_01

11:42 - 11:49

That's real, bitch. See, now. That's where you had to take. You don't talk to the employees walking right into the front of the fucking wheels.

SPEAKER_04

11:49 - 11:57

Listen, I had to pee. I'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen. I apologize. I was working on that video game all day today. All right.

SPEAKER_03

11:57 - 11:58

That's what it's like. Jairos.

SPEAKER_04

11:58 - 12:26

I get into the video. I was working on that UFC video game today and I drink tea when I work on that show. You know the video game is like it's very it's like a script and this like I have to pretend that like fight you're going on right so it's like for hours and hours and hours you're talking at that like really intense fast and you know and you're your voice gets really tired you had to drink a lot of tea so I could not hold in my urine So what you were saying before I left so rudely is that your dog's a horror Yeah, such a horror that lesbians are raping your dog.

SPEAKER_02

12:26 - 12:38

No, yeah, exactly and like why do all dogs have just the intuition to get on top of another dog and hump it even if they don't have a dick because it doesn't make sense No, that's my dog used to do that.

SPEAKER_04

12:38 - 13:59

She was a female pit bull and I had a male pit bull that was a puppy and she used to get on top of him and hump them just like rubbing pussy's and so No, no, it's a dominant thing. It's like what she's doing is saying that if I wanted to fuck you in the ass, I could. I can get to the position where I'm on top of you. I'm stronger than you. Like they jack you for position. You have to almost like it's it's a social thing. It's like for a dog to be able to get on top of you and dry hump you. It's not just that he's horny. It's also that he's trying to let you know he can do that. He can impose himself on you. Like, my two dogs, they have very clear rules. Like, Johnny's a master if he's a big fucking dog. And, you know, he's get this giant fucking hand. He's a sweet heart of a dog. But, the other dog is a bulldog, she will eat in Bix and the other dog doesn't get no saying shit. That's just the way it is. They don't fight. They don't argue. But when I open up the door, Johnny walks in first every time. Every time, the other dog will stop and let Johnny go through first. Why? Because Johnny is a 140-pound master if he's fucking huge. You know, so there's just clear rules. If Johnny wanted to hump Brutus, he could get away with it. But if Brutus tried to hump Johnny, they would be chaos. It would be like, what the fuck? Brutus probably would grow and snap a Johnny of Johnny tried to hump him. But the point is, the other way is absolutely preposterous. It's never going to happen. There's like a, this is what, with animals, there's an alpha, and then there's the, the ones who give into the alpha. And your dog clearly is like the most beta dog ever.

SPEAKER_02

13:59 - 14:02

And it's so much of me. So much of me. The dog fed it. We give it.

SPEAKER_04

14:02 - 14:13

So I guess the way it works is that they just feel her submissiveness and they want to mount her their instinct is to mount her and dominate her.

SPEAKER_02

14:13 - 14:43

This is the old dog I used to have was always a bad dog and every time it was bad I would just like kind of putter in between my legs and my arm and kind of getting like a crouching position and kind of just like putter in between me and like holder. And so I was kind of like on top of it. I wasn't like fucking right. You know, she was just like on like underneath my belly, like a little cave. I would make. I would just sit there for like 10 minutes and you could tell the dog first trying to get out and then finally just kind of some some misses are you know, just kind of lays down and it gives up dog is just fine, you know, walks around.

SPEAKER_04

14:45 - 14:53

I don't think you're supposed to do that. I think you fucked up your dog's hand. You're like, you raped your dog every time it's shit on the carpet. Every time it's shit on the carpet, you rape it.

SPEAKER_02

14:53 - 15:17

Well, no, no. It's something I learned kind of from Caesar. Oh, really? Like, is that what Caesar does? He fucked you off after Showtime. After Night Showtime version of it. Now he's a secret. Yeah, that probably would be the best way to do it. Yeah, he said, well, he didn't say it like that. He said that you should grab it by the back of the neck and like hold it down for a while. But that's pretty much what I was doing. I was pretty much getting on top of it and just kind of like getting like, yo, I am the master here.

SPEAKER_04

15:17 - 15:47

It's the whole dog thing is crazy, man. You have these animals that listen to you. Right. I'm like, what the fuck? Or what's wrong with us? There's not another animal that keeps animals that they love right now. It's weird, and we've got him engineered to be like the sweetest, nicest things ever. I mean, look at your dog, dude. Your dog is ridiculously affectionate. I've never seen a dog that's not just affectionate, but so needy. To her, it's like every breath. But taking a breath, she needs that much attention. Like it's like as much as she's breathing, she needs someone touching her.

SPEAKER_02

15:47 - 15:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04

15:47 - 15:51

As much as she needs to take in air, she needs someone to touch her. It's like that extremes.

SPEAKER_02

15:51 - 16:07

Like a stripper or something. Way worse. Way worse. Is there any animal that has pubic hair? Don't stick in the other day. I was like, wouldn't it be cool if like animals had pubic hairs and like you like trim home or you could just get a full bush, you know, like your cat.

SPEAKER_04

16:07 - 16:13

Well, the animal would have to have nothing else around it. I mean, they have pubic hair over their whole fucking body. That's basically what's going on. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

16:13 - 16:25

Kind of. Sure. But I mean, like even like bald eagles, if bald eagles had bushes, those are feathers. But I mean, like why don't they have to talk to them? Like bald eagles have penises, right? Yes. Why are humans the only ones that have pubic hairs?

SPEAKER_04

16:26 - 16:49

Because we don't have hair on the rest of our body. It is very few animals in every house. Very few animals that have exposed Ken. That ain't shit, dude. If you were a coyote, I would take you to the vet. I'd be like, this poor thing is dying because all his hair is missing. What you think is hairy is only hairy to a hairless person. You know, I'm covered in hair, too. That's not, hairy is, that's your, you're, you're hairless. You just, you have a little hair compared to the other hairless folks.

SPEAKER_02

16:49 - 16:52

All right, why don't monkeys have huge bushes? They do, man.

SPEAKER_04

16:52 - 17:07

They do. They have pubic hairs. They do. They don't get long and crazy like ours because they just have different kind of hair. But they have hair around their dick and balls. The fuck is wrong with you, son? You're gonna do some research before you come over crazy pubic air theories. Well, I mean, they don't have bushes like.

SPEAKER_02

17:07 - 17:09

That's what I'm talking about. Why do we have to be like this?

SPEAKER_04

17:09 - 17:19

We don't have it anywhere else. It would be weird if like animals, you know? I mean, there's only animal that's like us that has hair and certain parts of his body is like some dogs.

SPEAKER_02

17:21 - 17:25

I just wish I was actually here again. Why? Why don't you be a fuck about animal people again?

SPEAKER_04

17:25 - 17:33

I'm worried about people dying of radiation poisoning in Japan and the fucking why are we in Libya? The CIA is involved in our life. I'm worried about animals.

SPEAKER_02

17:33 - 17:38

Do you think Peter would exist to be in most of the years?

SPEAKER_01

17:38 - 17:47

Ryan, don't let me get Bill Bervie a fuck. I should have had it. I'll do a few of the cops. Bill Bervie is gonna fuck you in the ass of his last time. We're fucking Brock Lesnar right now.

SPEAKER_04

17:47 - 17:49

Bill Bervie. Get your put against the microphone, bro.

SPEAKER_01

17:52 - 17:58

My voice is fucking too big. I'll blow the speaker. Oh my god. Don't make me call Brock Blastman. Alright, alright.

SPEAKER_04

17:58 - 18:15

Bill Burr did a video where he fucking talked about the thing that there's a video on YouTube so he's made it six minutes long. He talked about the argument on his own for another six minutes. And at the end of it he goes, yeah, and I was right.

SPEAKER_03

18:15 - 18:16

That's the point. That guy.

SPEAKER_04

18:16 - 18:24

That guy. He doesn't know about computers and they're trying to rip you off and take the money for the artist. They never have money for the artist.

SPEAKER_02

18:24 - 19:43

Fucking RSS feeds. You know what, you know what? The thing that bugged me the most. This is the thing that bugged me the most. I've met him like four times, five times before, right? He even did, we did a comedy show that the following night or that night or that night. That night. We did a comedy show and he's a following night. and I was like the host of the show and I'm like he knew that I'm a comic also he knows who I am right and if he's nice fucking whatever so he on the beginning of the video he goes yeah and so there's that guy that little guy that whatever that the male assistant guy that can't go for it's not this fucking male assistant to stop over there yeah yeah this guy whatever the fuck he is fucking give me a gyro Eh, go ahead. But fuck, the thing that bugs me the most is, I was pretty baked when that argument happened, but the thing that bugs me the most about everything was my whole thing wasn't that I'm like, yeah, what's Stitcher's doing is 100% legal. No, what I was saying is, if you have something on your website that you put on your website, right, that is only put on your website, if you want to broadcast your stuff, if you don't want that, then take it off your website. It doesn't change anything. My whole argument is like, why do you have an RSS feed on your website? Why? Why did you put it on it?

SPEAKER_04

19:43 - 19:45

Are we really having this conversation? What are you doing?

SPEAKER_02

19:45 - 19:54

No, but I'm sorry. So my argument, but my argument, I'm just saying. I know what your argument was. You wanted it out. Here we go again.

SPEAKER_04

19:54 - 19:59

I know what his argument is. I know what your argument is. I'm aware of the general details of the disagreement.

SPEAKER_02

19:59 - 20:05

I know, but how is what I'm saying is that it's not a wrong or right thing. That's just a question actually.

SPEAKER_04

20:06 - 20:42

anymore. I don't care anymore. What's way more fascinating to me is how involved YouTube got. That was way more fascinating. And when you're getting a special issue, you're trying to explain the actual issue. The actual issue was miniscule compared to how psychologically captivating it was and how he was genuinely getting upset and you were getting upset too. And how's trying to mediate? Because I generally did see both sides. I genuinely did. But what I couldn't understand is how you guys were getting so goddamn upset. And then when I would bring it up building, oh, this is a fucking new spot Joe Rogan, the Joe Rogan from 1994 with a fucking stab somebody by now. We didn't even know each other back then man, you're just assuming you're assuming I would have done that.

SPEAKER_02

20:43 - 20:50

Well, you know what, it was just to me it was like I've already said the same thing five times. I can't say anything else about that.

SPEAKER_04

20:50 - 20:54

I couldn't get you guys to stop. It was fascinating. You're like two dogs.

SPEAKER_03

20:54 - 20:56

Shut up. Stop. Stop.

SPEAKER_02

20:56 - 21:03

There's also comes a point where you're like, you're like, you're talking to your mom doing email. That's how I get about certain things.

SPEAKER_04

21:03 - 21:06

Well, you didn't, you must have saw his point a little bit.

SPEAKER_02

21:06 - 21:11

No, I see what he's saying, but that's not what I'm saying. I'm not saying I agree with him or disagree with him on that.

SPEAKER_04

21:11 - 21:20

He wasn't willing to listen to what you were saying about the whole concept of an RSS fee, which stands for really simple syndication.

SPEAKER_02

21:20 - 21:24

Right. And what's syndication mean? You want to syndicate? Yeah.

SPEAKER_04

21:24 - 21:27

What's that mean? You want to spread it out to as many people as possible.

SPEAKER_02

21:27 - 21:28

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_04

21:28 - 21:31

They're available on your website. Absolutely. But in the real problem was,

SPEAKER_02

21:32 - 21:52

The problem is iTunes numbers and that's what you really want to say is that Stitcher was helping it hurting his iTunes numbers and probably that he doesn't know what an RSS feed it why it's on his website. If he wants people to go to his website, take off your RSS feed. That's all you have to do. Make don't make your RSS feed public. Just give it to iTunes only, hide your RSS feed and then everyone will come to your website and you'll have your iTunes only.

SPEAKER_04

21:52 - 22:25

Well, we do one better than that. We allow people to download it, not just on Stitcher, but allow people to download it directly. So the moment it goes live, I have a download link. So I don't want you to have to wait just so my iTunes numbers will be higher. To me, all that matters is that you get it out there. You don't get cookies for being number three or number four. You know, it's cute. It's nice to see the number, but what's important to me is just that it gets distributed to as many people as possible as easily as possible. Some people don't like fucking with iTunes. There's some dudes who love the zoon, you know? I heard the news is pretty bad us.

SPEAKER_02

22:25 - 22:27

I think they stopped making them bro. Oh, did I?

SPEAKER_04

22:27 - 22:36

Yeah, I like that my answer. I mean, there's some people that have just little MP3 players, there's little flash MP3 players who are like a little, you know what I mean? He's got to have it available for everything in anybody.

SPEAKER_02

22:37 - 23:03

Yeah, especially when it's it's it's a free thing that you just want to get out your podcast to people You know, you're not you're not doing like Doug Benson where you're charging money. You're just trying to get your podcast calling out Doug Benson. I can't believe I mean the honest thing is the future of podcasts how are podcasts? There's gonna make money what Doug is doing is pretty interesting He's charging money now for like certain shows. I don't think it's every show. I think it's like he has like certain shows.

SPEAKER_04

23:03 - 23:07

Yeah, it's like something we become like some super members. I'm shit.

SPEAKER_02

23:07 - 23:12

Right. I mean, I honestly think the only way really to make money is to get sponsors.

SPEAKER_04

23:12 - 23:16

You know, yeah, I think the way you got to get a lot of little lot of listeners and get sponsors.

SPEAKER_02

23:16 - 23:47

That's the way to do it. Right. I think because I think we've just reached this time on the internet. We have to look at the music industry. We have to see look the music industry has changed. It's not that people start stealing and taking shit from from the music industry. It's that happened and that's there was no way to stop that so the music industry has to reorganize Refigure how they do it and that's going to happen with everything and you can't fucking stop it You just got to go with what you think is going to happen and that's like podcasting no one knows what's happening with podcasting But you have the pretty much go with what you can do right now. Well, we'll try to have the

SPEAKER_04

23:48 - 23:59

We also have the luxury of doing other things. You know, I have the luxury of not having to rely completely on my podcast with the UFC and we're doing stand up, especially doing stand up, because the podcast definitely enhances the stand up.

SPEAKER_02

23:59 - 24:05

Insanely and also just look at Philly. I mean, Philly, you just sold out all Philly, right? Yeah, it's sold out. It's two weeks from now.

SPEAKER_04

24:05 - 24:19

I mean, how when it was last time that happened. It wasn't happening like that before. It's like that everywhere. Yeah, it was Seattle last weekend was fucking crazy man 1800 people and when I asked him I'm like how many guys listen the podcast? It was like the whole crowd right 100% of the crowd. Do you get that now?

SPEAKER_01

24:19 - 24:36

Joey I get people yelling out do Joe Diaz Mark this change completely and what music which really going on with music is that they had to give it away So now you that you make money and performing at these bitches can't perform Yeah, they go out of order faking. Sorry, they can't perform. That's the music.

SPEAKER_03

24:36 - 24:40

We use it got real auto tune over their voice and share.

SPEAKER_01

24:40 - 25:05

You know, the album brothers could show up with three white guys in the fucking rocket. So come on. It's getting this new band. They can't do it. All get his shit don't come through that good. I want to go see fucking the black guy piece to sing song for fucking people to sing one fucking song. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Really? 80 fucking dollars for the worst ticket to see that nonsense? There's no musicians, though.

SPEAKER_04

25:05 - 25:07

There's not that many. The black keys are pretty fucking bad.

SPEAKER_01

25:07 - 25:10

They can't listen to the black keys, yeah, but they can't do fucking love the black keys.

SPEAKER_02

25:10 - 25:14

Seriously, I can't get enough, like anything they do, I fucking love.

SPEAKER_04

25:14 - 25:17

They're the shit. They're on the right frequency. They're on the real frequency.

SPEAKER_01

25:17 - 26:07

Well, they're real musicians. They're real musicians. The guy listen, the king of the musicians right now is the guy Dave Grove. Yeah, a better musician that's lived it spit it and his band the man the fool fighters There is bad because their students are the fucking game Yeah, Prince went to Vegas two years ago and did us a show request Really? You imagine anything you hit Prince with he's gonna play Wilde Nelson to fucking Billy Idol so people yell it out in the crowd and he would just do 100 to take them yeah, damn Coming out bitch, aerosmith, and people going, performers at the end started flying out there, just because I want to get out of state. This motherfucker's going, what do you want to hear? Come together with me, those ready? One, two, three, four. That's why he was getting a little fucking ticker, right? These tickets are outrageous now for these bands that the real deal.

SPEAKER_04

26:07 - 26:16

He's a real musical genius. You know, he put out a lot of bad songs unfortunately. There's a lot of his songs that are just midnight.

SPEAKER_01

26:18 - 26:27

He was experimenting with everything, but he was still there. He was stuck in his fucking, and he was getting an idea. Oh, he had some great jams, bro. Jam.

SPEAKER_04

26:27 - 26:58

Yeah, there's a, I mean, good chances. So there's some of them didn't come out of the chance. And some of them, he's very self-indulgent, so his style is, you know, and sometimes he gets caught up in what he's doing, but when he hit it, erotic city, come on, son. Come on. Come on, son. That's a great goddamn song. That was my during high school. There was a, they were trying to get that as our high school senior song, erotic city. We were, it was a right-in. You know, so we were all trying to like organize it and then someone listened to it. Someone to work for school. Let's do it.

SPEAKER_03

26:58 - 27:03

That was the end of that. Oh, it's fucking amazing.

SPEAKER_01

27:03 - 27:50

He's done some great shit. And that's what's really going on now. So everybody's a doctor on my own. But it's amazing that somebody told me there's two years ago. And I really experienced it last year in Irvine. Last year in Irvine was when I seen the fruition of what you've been doing. Somebody told me that now because of the internet and Twitter and all the podcasts that people want to full experience. And I didn't really see it till last July. If you notice last July's when I changed everything about my Twitter, my Facebook, I changed everything about it because I paid more attention to it. How come? I understand now where you will come from. And there's no more. I see what Ralphie Mays doing. I see what you're doing these wasted as a fucking time. When he flies into a city a week before two days to do radio. That's a waste of time. That's old hat.

SPEAKER_00

27:50 - 27:51

Yeah, so you're staying at home.

SPEAKER_01

27:51 - 27:57

You don't have to do that. The thing about this game is to make the most money for the least amount of work. That's why I don't like money.

SPEAKER_04

27:57 - 28:02

Well, it's not just that. It's not just that. It's what you do to create with as many people as you have.

SPEAKER_01

28:02 - 29:11

But you have a wife, you have children. I don't want to chill in the brass kind of a Monday doing some radio show for what. But I never did that anyway. I would never do it. But I would do it. Look what you do with a blink of a fucking button. Yeah. You had an extra show in Australia three weeks ago with a blink of a... Yeah, and a couple hours. A couple hours. Yeah, we put together a show on a Thursday night or whatever. And I mean, you've been talking about it for years. It all came fruition with the podcast, the blog, the Twitter, and you know, I've become an expert now at the Twitter's now. I know how to do it more. You've got to give them something and then tweet something. yeah give them some not every fucking stupid joke that comes out of your fucking mind because everybody thinks if you're a monologist you're gonna die on Twitter right because you're gonna sell the fucking joke if you're gonna make a mind joke on Twitter it's not gonna go nowhere sometimes right if you talk about your situation on Twitter and then talk about a free show or show within your situation it's different I answer every fucking body on Twitter I try to fuck the people on Twitter You know, my Twitter is locked on Facebook. I got more Christians. I got nephews on this. This is, I can't, you know, I still throw out the blunt alive. You know, I'll be, I don't give a fuck. Get over it. Every now and then you hit him with it. I've had a hit him with something every morning. Just to wait the morning though.

SPEAKER_04

29:11 - 29:14

And they got to look at your shit 13-year-old.

SPEAKER_00

29:14 - 29:15

Oh, I asked them.

SPEAKER_04

29:15 - 29:18

Look at Uncle Joey wrote on this Twitter today. Mommy, what's the blunt phone?

SPEAKER_03

29:18 - 29:20

You ain't high by doing the afternoon.

SPEAKER_04

29:20 - 29:21

Go fuck yourself.

SPEAKER_01

29:21 - 29:21

That's the truth, though.

SPEAKER_04

29:22 - 29:28

That teacher is by the way, folks. They're being printed right now. If you ain't high by two and a half to them, go fuck yourself.

SPEAKER_01

29:28 - 29:37

I'll read Sophia told me. We ordered up a couple times. Sophia didn't know Joe Diaz. He was still by one because this shirt is that cool. It's so strong. Have you seen the phone? Yeah, I see the phone.

SPEAKER_04

29:37 - 29:44

It's such a strong shirt. It's saying it's so strong. When you said it, we repeated it like four times.

SPEAKER_01

29:44 - 31:47

It was so strong. And it was the weirdest thing because the guy, I'm going to tell the story that the guy was smoking one of the Oscar. for fucking 3D and shit for Star Wars. His name is Dijkstra. Oh, yeah. And I did Spider-Man 2 and Dijkstra was the guy in charge of all the fucking crazy 3R 3D guy. The special effects and special effects his name is Dijkstra. Not 3D 3D. What that was? Yeah. Yeah. He's a genius. He's a fucking genius when you talk to him. And he has a little daughter. If you watch Spider-Man 2 after I stick up the Spider-Man, there's a little girl in the train that says me too. That's his daughter. and his daughter was telling her around the train, the suckered dick when she was 12. Something I think though, that's my father. Shut up, sit down, follow you. But the only one she dug was me because I would give it to her. You know what I'm saying? What's up, sit down? What do you think you're talking to? Joey Bananas? So Rayby, I was so big that they wouldn't put me on the train. They'd just go check in. So I come into Spider-Man, I check in and then I go eat and go to my room. They put me in a room, not even in a trailer. So I would go to my room and smoke pot. I told you about this, I'd go get Rayby, I go Rayby. Somebody keeps smoking dope in my room. I get to the bottom of this. You go, Joey, I don't know. And it was me the whole time. So one day, Dijk's your finger. Because they don't be smoking. You think you're getting over. I mean, it's fucking me. Where is it? I'm going behind the building. So we go behind the building like one day. We go behind the building. Again, the one day we're smoking. The third day comes some fucking PA comes you know how they get sometimes you can hold a woman like 42 You came back then she's seen this and she goes let whatever they're looking for you Are you smoking pot? What's wrong with you and I sat like for a minute I got all like there is some road What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you? If you were fucking high, you wouldn't be worrying about us not smoking high. It was like 1015 the morning. That's what you meant to say. It's 10 o'clock in the morning. How can you be smoking pilot? You really smoking pot. Why wouldn't you? And that's where we came up with that name from. What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you? You bitch. You ain't high. That's fucking problem. You are high. You wouldn't worry about me smoking dope.

SPEAKER_04

31:47 - 31:59

Yeah, it's a weird thing where people want to stop you from doing something because they think it's an indulgence, you know, that year you're being weak, you're indulging, you know?

SPEAKER_01

31:59 - 32:19

My wife said to me, two days ago, she was, you know what the funny thing is, at five thirty the morning, I didn't hear the alarm go off, but I heard you do a lot of bond hit. That's what you know I told me Tuesday morning because you know I didn't hear the alarm, but I definitely heard your bunk head. You got a bunk in the bedroom. I got a bunk in the office.

SPEAKER_04

32:19 - 32:21

So you step off into the office.

SPEAKER_01

32:21 - 32:31

Oh, when I get up I brush my teeth I piss I put the coffee on my feet the cats and I go right for that. I pray for 10 million. You wake and bake like I'm other fun. No, I used to wake and bake that fuck up your whole

SPEAKER_04

32:31 - 32:32

Now you wait five minutes.

SPEAKER_01

32:32 - 32:57

I need a little or I need a little. We'll balance out the body. I need a little canlope. The balance out the pH. Yeah. They get the fucking balls moving. Canlope. I think it does fucked up me up. Yeah. You can make it. If you shake your day. If you shake your day. I make it fucked up your whole day. I make it fucked up your whole day. Once you smoke weed, you're pretty much on the same for the rest of the day. I've done it a thousand times. I'm the king of it. I think I'm a liar. But by 11 o'clock you're like I fucked up. When you call the doctor's office, you're like, I ain't gonna happen.

SPEAKER_04

32:57 - 32:59

Do you tell me days you take off on a regular from week?

SPEAKER_01

32:59 - 33:24

What take off? What day would take any day? Fuck before what? I took off and I went to prison. That was long enough. Hey, fuck a month without smoking weed at a pop acid and fucking sneaking around. So you're addicted to it. I'm not addicted to it. I just can't. I'm a head dog. I'm the real deal. I'm the head you're like this smoked no, that's my bag some people alcoholics and people like the drink. I can't imagine a life without weed. I've been smoking since I was 14.

SPEAKER_02

33:24 - 33:28

Have you ever thought maybe because you can't imagine because you don't remember it?

SPEAKER_01

33:28 - 34:03

No, I can't imagine the first law red man. I'm the real fucking the I remember. I know you're the real deal. So so I just like smoking weed the people like the type of person I grew up with when I went to Colorado I was around a lot of heads they like weed they enjoy weed when I got home yesterday and I said that that thing was 31% I tweeted it and 10 people got back to me that said go dry up and stand the ego that's a head That's not a kid that says, oh my god, I got the, what's the name of that? We're probably not going to express no. There's certain weed that's got a nail. You just smoke it to be cool. Then there's this stuff again called Matt's number one OG.

SPEAKER_04

34:03 - 34:05

Matt's number one OG. Matt, like some famous growers.

SPEAKER_01

34:05 - 34:17

No, no, Matt is the guy that owns Kushmore. So when he took over Kushmore, he bought that brand and wanted to grow for him. And this is a hybrid. It's a hybrid and he's got the Snoop Dogg that's a 28% that's all right. This stuff might be the perfect weed.

SPEAKER_04

34:18 - 34:19

And why would be the greatest weed ever?

SPEAKER_01

34:19 - 35:03

I smoked it and I realized when I smoked it the other day, I've been going to, I didn't know what you see, see, and I've been buying $50 fucking AIDS. And I realized that the pot was good, and some days when I buy a grand, like by six o'clock, half the grand was good. I was smoking too much pot, I was in the bottom, that's too much. When I hit weed, and I remember that, wow, I started this diet, it was Matt's OG. When you smoked in the morning, it was a TV, it would take over your mind so quickly, and I had to get out of the house before my head blew up. And I would have to get on a bike and I would just get on the bike and pedal because I took some of the chasing me and that's how I lost 100 fucking pounds on that bike smoking and Matt so g because this is a TV wouldn't speed you up by cocaine. It speed you up and it cracked control you and it went from being a sativa into methodically like an indica it was the weirdest

SPEAKER_04

35:03 - 35:46

People don't understand the Sativa actually makes you ambitious. People think that, to people who look at pot and look at people being, you know, potids being like unambitious and lazy, Sativa makes me way more ambitious. It makes me aware of the consequences of not working as hard as you can and how you feel. You know, it makes me super sensitive to my own actions, positive or negative. So it makes me super sensitive to doing things that I should be doing as far as like getting worked on as far as like, you know, writing and performing. and doing podcasts, and I don't ever cancel podcasts, man. I'd have to be sick as fuck, and I don't get sick very often. So we do them. It's like, Sativa makes me hyper-aware. And when I'm hyper-aware, I'm more diligent. So I think it makes me more ambitious.

SPEAKER_02

35:46 - 35:51

But do you guys think if you had if you wanted to take a month off, you think you could possibly easily do it?

SPEAKER_04

35:51 - 35:55

Sure, I've done that. And I haven't taken a month off, but I've taken weeks off.

SPEAKER_01

35:55 - 35:56

I can take a couple days off, but why?

SPEAKER_00

35:57 - 35:58

Just see if you can do it.

SPEAKER_01

35:58 - 36:03

I don't see this. I mean, what is this? Fairfax? I think it's a fairfax. It's a fairfax. It's a fairfax. I've tried. I've thought about it.

SPEAKER_02

36:03 - 36:08

You smoke a shitload of weed. You have to be spending a shitload of money.

SPEAKER_01

36:08 - 36:16

I smoke a shitload of weed. The people around me smoke a shitload of weed. I get it, doll. It's really weird that the people around you are into it like I'm into it like the type people around you.

SPEAKER_04

36:16 - 36:33

Well, we all have fun together. And what people don't understand about marijuana is that they think it's some sort of an escape. It's an enhancement. It's not an escape. We're living in the same world you're living in, man. It's just more fun when you're high. It's really that simple. And it's not ruining your body. It's bullshit. And I'm not saying it's for you.

SPEAKER_01

36:33 - 36:34

It's fake. No, it's not for you.

SPEAKER_04

36:34 - 36:43

It ain't for tape. Tate can't smoke weed. You know, Stan hope doesn't like weed. There's a lot of our friends don't like weed. That's all well and good, man. It's fine. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02

36:43 - 36:57

I mean, I've been smoking weed so much that I mean, I could take a couple days off. I could take probably a week. I probably taken a week off recently, but the idea of taking a month off is so we're foreign to me that I almost want to do it just to see what happens. You must start talking about it.

SPEAKER_04

36:57 - 37:00

Dude, she had become a Republican. I watched Bill Riley.

SPEAKER_02

37:00 - 37:01

I have no idea.

SPEAKER_04

37:01 - 37:03

He was right. I do have to be afraid of Mexican.

SPEAKER_02

37:03 - 37:06

I haven't been smoking weed since 14 or 15.

SPEAKER_01

37:06 - 37:54

I'll tell you a point of my life of my weed career. I can't write anymore when I get really high. Really? Like when I get up in the morning, I get high. It's to go on Twitter and Facebook and make adjustments here and get my day ready. Right. But like now when I write, I try to be a little straighter. Really? When I work out, I got a blazed dog. If I could get an edible. I got to get him at a bowl of meat. I love working out stone. That is my life. That was how I did it. I love not remembering what set it is and I know my shoulders on fire. You know what I'm saying? I love the fact that if I don't get high, I'll still work out an hour. And I still do a good job, but if I work, if I get high, I work on that, I will 40. It's just a little tighter. I want to concentrate on my kicks, I concentrate on the form. Yeah, I know what you mean.

SPEAKER_04

37:54 - 37:57

I try to do everything. Can I kick the bag on him? How are you?

SPEAKER_01

37:57 - 38:14

Usually I don't. Usually I kick the pole, holding the bag by mistake. I want the pole, yeah. I left roundhouse with the fucking hand. But I like getting on the bike stones. Yeah, I think about it. I like getting on the elliptical stone. The elliptical stone is a fucking different world.

SPEAKER_04

38:14 - 39:10

You know how many people roll stones? Are you having to everybody does? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Well, do you know that that's McKenna used to say that that's what yoga was invented for but yoga was an advanced floor was maximizing cannabis It was you these people would be eating cannabis and when they were eating it they realized how good it felt when you hold your body in certain positions Well, I did so they came up with this like connection to spirituality through eating cannabis and holding these poses these difficult poses Yeah, because something I don't know what it is about the energy of the pose that makes you going to some some state when you're high as fuck, but it really does. Even if when you're sober man, I've done yoga sober and after it's over, I felt high.

SPEAKER_01

39:10 - 40:01

Well, the breathing, the breathing intent, the breathing that's going through your body focusing so much on the breathing. When I go in and I eat a little piece of banana bread because it's eight during the morning when I got to go to Oh my goodness. So I had to start blazing the 730 but how long has it taken for a banana bread to hit you 20 minutes? 25 minutes. I'm kicking a little jaff of jay to get everything going. But I didn't have to learn. I've been down with dog. I've been fucking pigeons. I'm in fun. And it's, and it's, you're thinking about your breathing is so beautiful when you're high. You're going the water and you have like, and you can hear your breathing. Like right now. Yes. Yeah. When you do yoga, you can hear, if you hear that, you've reached it. Right. You reach that level in that position. Right. And with the weed, it makes it a lot easier. For me, how about loser? I know. I know. I know. You know, yeah, loser. What can you add a bowl of this man?

SPEAKER_04

40:01 - 40:13

Really? Like I said, that's what the reason my yoga may have very well been invented. According to McKenna, he believes they were, they invented yoga to maximize the effects of eating cannabis.

SPEAKER_01

40:13 - 41:14

I've gotten high play basketball. I've gotten high lifting weights. There's nothing like eating a little bit of weed and going to yoga. Even if it's a basic class, just to focus on your breathing. I do it every Tuesday tomorrow. I got a rush and then go to the airport. But I'll do it. I'll eat an edible in the morning because I have nothing else. And it is just fucking my body. Randy Parsons, you're a good friend. Ryan? Ryan Parsons was at the gym when they had adjustments. And there was an argument going on between trainers. And these guys were white guys. They weren't heads. And they got always saying that he's been telling all his clients to if please after their workouts their weight workouts to smoke a little refa because it's anti-inflammatory and it works better than anything else even like the lettuce and shit it pulls the acid out of your muscles let it's like lettuce when you eat lettuce it pulls the acid out of your muscles because workout something like that acid this something a lettuce does something after you workout to them acid out of your muscles So they can recover or something. Okay, well this guy was talking about that we does that we did anti-inflammatory.

SPEAKER_04

41:14 - 41:27

Yes, really and that this guy that tell people because we'll go fucking crazy Well kind of makes sense it's a pain killer if if people enjoy it for pain It kind of makes sense that it would also be you know for information.

SPEAKER_01

41:27 - 41:29

He said it's really good for your joints.

SPEAKER_04

41:29 - 42:14

Yeah, do something with that Well, that's one of the, they described it for arthritis. Yeah. People, a lot of people that have chronic arthritis, like I've talked to people that said that they literally couldn't move and then they would smoke weed and then all of a sudden they could walk around, like they could function. You know, they allowed them to be, to be mobile. I don't know, man. It makes sense. I mean, it helps a lot of people in a lot of different ways. It's just the shame that we have to pretend that something wrong with it. And people want to think it's not a big deal. Like, why do you guys talk about weed all the time? Fucking losers. Like, first of all, we're not losers and don't be mean. And second of all, it is a fucking important issue, man. It is important. We know ourselves how it affects us. We know ourselves how much, how much more aware. Thank God you turned his mic on, right? It's still good here.

SPEAKER_01

42:16 - 42:52

That's not what I wanted for me. But what I wanted for me 20 years ago is not what I want from we to that. You wanted to skate 20 years ago. I liked it. I have an only child. So I love living in my head, guys. You give me a phone. You let me get my head. You're a dead man. Well, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, you let me get my have a lonely child. I'm breaking fucking down in no time. I know there's to be in a closet playing G.I. Joe's making up your own world at Disneyland is outside your fucking closet. I'm an only child. I don't have to get the party started my fucking head. That's why I like me in the world. You even notice that you give me weed in the life pod. You go fuck yourself. Never mind to a clock. You go fuck yourself. I'm one of those guys.

SPEAKER_04

42:52 - 42:53

Joey will vanish sometimes.

SPEAKER_01

42:53 - 42:58

I could go on an island solo. I like I enjoy. I don't I don't creep out of my skin.

SPEAKER_04

42:58 - 43:19

Well listen man, that's a beautiful quality in comparison to the alternative. The alternative is someone who needs people around them all the time and needs attention all the time and everybody knows how goddamn annoying that is. It's rare that someone is extroverted as you, but also I guess it's just a balance to you and Yang, right? You need that downtime, too.

SPEAKER_01

43:19 - 43:30

I really enjoyed my. I never enjoyed this drop my life. I always thought you had to be moving away. That's what kills people. People don't make enough time for themselves to themselves. And what's that? Not a trip to Jamaica. One hour.

SPEAKER_04

43:30 - 43:45

Well, people don't make enough. Well, it's hard. You got to manage your life correctly, too, to get to a position where you can enjoy things because some people are just scratching every week, man. Every week is scratching trying to get ahead, can't get no fucking traction, trying to figure it all out. That's a tremendous amount of stress.

SPEAKER_01

43:46 - 44:16

You know, last night, I became over. We were smoking the maxo G. And it was not an emphasis on something. And we heard this bell being, being, it's the Mexican ice cream man. And it's the best ice cream we'll ever have. It's Derek Ween, but the ice cream, it makes it delicious, but at the split, I've been there for a year now. One brown spot in the banana. Fresh mint. And it's funny that he said to me, you get so much enjoyment from the ice cream truck. Your life is what you make enjoyment. I'm not filthy loaded, but I get off on that fucking ice cream man, come on.

SPEAKER_00

44:16 - 44:17

What did you get off on the ice cream man?

SPEAKER_01

44:17 - 44:32

Well, I went to New York, I talked to Ralph for years. He's in this hotel in the city and I got this and that. Let me fucking for it. We have a drop. How come Ralph he doesn't use the internet? Because he feels that his clientele wasn't used the internet. I don't know.

SPEAKER_04

44:32 - 44:41

That's the worst thing. He's found the 1% of the population that isn't online. I mean, who the fuck is it online? That's some silly. It's just really weird.

SPEAKER_01

44:41 - 45:07

Who's there online now? That expression is so true. That expression is so true. One man's chicken is another man's gumbub. Yeah. Yeah, and I did a show with the city on my friends. Like China town. Let's do this. That place sucked by a place of rich real park chance dragon and still the pound for pound weena in old school Chinese food. You got to eat four egg rolls, shrimp and lobster sauce has the work in it. Oh school the noodles.

SPEAKER_04

45:07 - 45:08

Oh school dog.

SPEAKER_01

45:08 - 45:19

Oh school 30. I've been going this is 1979 to get steak on a stick when I was a sophomore. Take on a chicken. They send a cup. They have one of the best poop who platters in the nation.

SPEAKER_04

45:19 - 45:25

They play Chinese food so good on the East Coast. It's China closer. It is, right? The East Coast into New York.

SPEAKER_01

45:26 - 45:42

Must be you can get great Chinese food out here, but it's not consistent not everything is good. I go to a place that the pork fry rice you think you're in the Bronx, but don't get the shrimp and garlic so it's a lobster Cantonese you feel like you're eating it with a white dude named Chad lobster Cantonese don't really go that's a killer water last week come on

SPEAKER_04

45:43 - 45:45

Lobster can't use a rare one.

SPEAKER_01

45:45 - 46:00

So get that everywhere. Some people got to eat pasta raya. You and I both know you take a little train to the front and you find the mountain pop store. And for 1495 you're gonna get it in class. Oh, you can't go get hard. Oh, 100 bucks. You could sleep in the back for an hour.

SPEAKER_04

46:00 - 46:22

Yeah, I know this when I lived in New Rochelle. We used to go to Frankenstein. I know this so Frank and John's in newer shell. This is when I lived in newer shell. This is old school Italian place. The fucking food was so good. It was right down the street for me. I never ate anywhere else. I barely could afford to eat there every day, but I scraped by every day. Barely afforded it. Are you drinking more?

SPEAKER_01

46:23 - 46:30

We've got to finish this. We're going to do a blackout cast. Oh yeah, so let everybody know. Portland.

SPEAKER_04

46:30 - 46:48

Well, in Oregon, baby, we're all the shows are almost sold out. And we're there Thursday, Friday and Saturday at helium comedy club. And it's going to be fun. It's fuck. I can't wait. I've never done like a long weekend in Portland. I've only done like one night there with there for a UFC. I did one night in Portland.

SPEAKER_01

46:48 - 46:53

We'll have a good fucking time. There's great food. This good great strip clubs. We got no radio so we're going.

SPEAKER_04

46:53 - 46:56

Yeah, we got no radio and the helium is the shit's out.

SPEAKER_02

46:56 - 46:58

We didn't and we got to run this house

SPEAKER_04

47:00 - 47:38

non-stop comedy non-stop jobs comedy tonight Brian Cowan is going to be down there at sales that bench bug Benson's going to be down there at sales sales comedy hole in Hollywood which is this really you're going to see it and you're going to go really are we in the right fucking place it says Vienna cafe outside doesn't even have a sign that says sales comedy on it is yet the most low rent ghetto set up ever but it's growing and uh... eventually he's moved what he's doing construction is going to have the back room It's gonna be much better and bigger. And so this is just a spot. He had a nice spot in the Braia, and he's a cool guy, and he was always cool to comics. And so we did, you recorded a secret.

SPEAKER_01

47:38 - 47:39

It's gonna be great, Dad.

SPEAKER_04

47:39 - 47:41

Would you ever do with that CD in the recorded, Dad? I could use it.

SPEAKER_01

47:41 - 47:42

No?

SPEAKER_04

47:42 - 47:44

It was garbage. No? What happened? What was wrong?

SPEAKER_01

47:44 - 48:35

It was really weird, Joe, because if you know this after that, I changed everything. I hate listening to myself or watching myself. Let's get this out of the way. I got boxes issued at the house. People give me hate, but I take you. I don't want to see myself. Not at all. And I thought there was a problem. And when that I watched a Johnny Depp on Letterman, and Letterman sent them. So after the thing, there's no, no, no, no, no. After I shoot, it's horrible. I don't watch myself because really and I felt okay. I'm not the only retard. I don't like nothing about that. That's why I never listened to myself doing a stand-up. I can't take my voice. But after I taped that special when I listened to it, I was so ashamed of myself that I made notes and shit. Really, we helped me and I still, I bring the iPod out and I taped myself on short sets during the week. I'm up to like six minutes and I gotta show it off. You know, I can't listen to the whole thing.

SPEAKER_04

48:35 - 50:25

It's hard to listen to yourself, but it's good. It's good because like what you said, how you force yourself to do that. You can't just take it on the audience's reaction. You've got to judge it as if you're a comic listening to another comic too. You know, when I listen to my stuff like, Well, how would I feel about this? Is this funny to me? You know, I listen to it and I, you know, we'll forget about how the audience is laughing. What does this make me think? Does this make me, do I think this is the right way to do this bit? Should I shorten this part? Is this to verbose? Is this to this? Is this to that? And when you do that, man, everything gets tighter and stronger. You focus on it. It's uncomfortable though. It's terrible feeling. You feel like you're... It's a weird thing, man, because the same, the energy that brings you to be creative, the energy that brings you to smash it on stage, that is not a selfish energy. People think it is because it seems like it is, because you're on stage going, what the fuck, cock, cock, and everyone's laughing, but to do it right, to be tuned into those people, really, you have to be almost selfless. You have to be, you have to be tuned in in this crazy way where it's all just about this fun that we're having. It's not about me. It ain't about me. you know what I'm saying so it's like the opposite that you would get from like someone who like listens to themselves like yeah I'm the shit listen to me I'm the shit it's almost like you know that that's the poison that thinking like that is the poison that takes away the magic because if you start thinking you're the shed you start thinking you know that you're something special and you lose your whole connection with the magic you know so that's one of the reasons why you you're feeling comfortable you don't want to listen and you don't want to be that guy wants to get getting my car listen my new Tell me what I did, you know, you ever been to someone's car and they make it listen to their fucking routine Tell me about this new bit is there anything you could add to this like oh geez, I wrote this joke.

SPEAKER_01

50:25 - 50:26

I want to try it.

SPEAKER_04

50:26 - 50:36

Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

SPEAKER_01

50:42 - 51:00

do it on a stage take your goddamn chances and the more you do that the more you know what the fuck's gonna work in the first place you don't have to talk to people about stuff like that it's crazy because with me I have a hard time writing if I'm not the zone hmm what I'm with people like I get pissed off to the green before I go on stage Yeah, you get mad.

SPEAKER_04

51:00 - 51:06

You get like fake arguments for people. I want to do that. One time Eddie Bravo, we were all in the back at the house of blues.

SPEAKER_03

51:06 - 51:09

He's like, you guys, what you're fucking bullshit.

SPEAKER_04

51:09 - 51:14

You're fucking me. And Eddie's like, why is Joey getting upset? I'm like, he just got to put himself in that place.

SPEAKER_01

51:14 - 51:19

He's not really mad at us. No, I'm not mad at nobody. He's getting upset.

SPEAKER_03

51:19 - 51:29

You fucking guys. I think you're fucking. Oh, I need to use a vaporizer. Listen, pop, pop. I was smoking weed with an apple when I was five.

SPEAKER_01

51:29 - 51:42

It's just really crazy how what I'm around you guys Sometimes just be mad makes me say something like Joey you got a flop and say that Yeah, yeah, and I'll forget for a month I'll forget and you guys like Joey you say a pocket stage yet.

SPEAKER_04

51:42 - 51:52

I'm like you guys got a force me I'm like your records keeper. I'm always proud of you guys Did you do you still doing that thing about a dead dick you still doing that thing?

SPEAKER_01

51:52 - 51:53

Yeah, about the soldier.

SPEAKER_04

51:53 - 52:07

Yeah, I don't say anymore. Please people must see that on stage. When you do that, we have that video still. Do you have that video? You got to do something with that video, but just even if it's for internal use only, I need to see that set. Give me that set, please.

SPEAKER_02

52:08 - 52:09

I thought I sent it to you already. No, you didn't, you didn't.

SPEAKER_04

52:09 - 52:35

Can't be that said, Joey from, from Breya, it was last night, right? It was Sunday night. Yeah, Jesus fucking Christ. I've never seen anybody kill hard in that. The only thing that was closer to someone killing harder than that was when you killed in Vegas. At the Mandalay Bay Theater, holy shit. When you were doing that bit about fucking having that fist fight with the nun, holy shit, I might not have ever laughed that hard at anything ever in my whole life. It was the funniest thing I've ever seen.

SPEAKER_01

52:35 - 53:08

You know, we missed a comedy store. and that's the bad thing because during a week that's what you enjoy. Laughing in each other. Yeah. Yeah. That really took away from my career because you seem to be a little more golden than a Tuesday. Yeah. And what a die. You know, he don't care. He's so confident to stand up that you want to try different things. You know, we always get into conversations and the style you can buy to store at the end of the country and whatever, but you know, I don't take away the truth from anything. That's what really lacking. I wish we had, and the sales is becoming. The sales is becoming now. You know, we just need some more people to go on their support. I've been out of town on Wednesdays.

SPEAKER_04

53:09 - 53:23

We've got a plenty of plenty of people. Bill Burr was by last week, and Sarah Silverman was by the week before, and it's Doug Benson's coming down on the time, Stephen, and it's easy, came across, did it? I don't even know what he is.

SPEAKER_01

53:23 - 53:25

I don't know.

SPEAKER_04

53:25 - 54:03

I'm a big fan of that dude. That dude makes me laugh. He makes me laugh. Like, very few dudes. He's one of my top favorite guys to watch. Someone says me a clip. Someone says me a clip and says like, hey, check out this Cat Williams clip. That fucking thing where he was going after Steve Harvey, Oh shit that's funny and one of the things he's accentuate something and as they accentuated he slides across the room like he's kicking someone in the nuts and as he does it he goes I'm a little nigga I fight dirty and he slides slides on the stage there's a little foot up in the air like he's kicking somebody in the boss He's a wild man. He makes me laugh hard.

SPEAKER_01

54:03 - 54:12

We were talking about him and everybody. Yeah, you have no idea the numbers he does. Oh, he does crazy. He does. He goes. You've got a place where we go to the UFC. He does that.

SPEAKER_04

54:12 - 54:53

He does the pearl with the palms. That's like 5,000 seats. That's a big ass place. They have big bands there. Cat Williams sells that fucker out, man. And his pictures are him in the casino with like fur coats on and shit diamonds. He's hilarious, man. He, that dude really makes me laugh because he's just going for it all the time. He's not trying to be anything other than he is. He's just trying to be funny. He's just going for it all the time, going for the funny, going for the funny. And he's fucking good, dude. He does a funny thing about fucking Shaquille O'Neill trying to be a cop. It's fucking hilarious. It's about how she killed on meals three year old with his height.

SPEAKER_01

54:53 - 55:35

Dude, really so funny about that special. And that thing I hated on Michael Jackson, that made him a star. When you want that bit on YouTube, you watch that and you see the black people, they don't even know how to act because you see the truth. Yeah. See, the truth is a motherfucking. When you say it the right way in its days, even if it's wrong, what he was saying. Where's Michael Jackson? He's probably smellin' little baby's booty holes. It's something that is a classic fucking line. And he just runs from there with a guy. Yeah, he runs with it. He's attacked. When was the last time you seen Michael Jackson with a woman? Not never. He does all that crazy. You should throw that shit. Was that made a misguide? That little piece of him being himself. Just that little piece that comics pray for that utopia that come with that.

SPEAKER_04

55:35 - 56:17

It's important to have guys like that out there. I like guys that are just going for it. You know, I like guys that are out there just fucking going for it. There's a lot of people who think the comedy is, you know, the comedy is about the respect of your peers and creating the proper clever joke with the right wording and It's not, man. It's about entertainment value. It's about your stand-up comedy. And to these days, man, you comedy doesn't even nearly have to be that deep anymore. If you want to get deep, man, why you tell, you know, you could, you could, you could do a podcast and get deep. You could write a blog and get deep, you know, you could, you could have a conversation with an intelligent person, you could, you don't have to get that deep of your comedy. The shit that makes me laugh is Catmoly, I'm sliding across the floor, kicking some dude in the butt. I'm a little nigga.

SPEAKER_03

56:17 - 56:18

I fight dirty.

SPEAKER_04

56:20 - 57:36

How many does it so natural? It's so funny, man. Oh, that guy kills me, man. He's got some great shit. You know what he actually had some really good advice to that I took. He said that he listens to his on this iPod. He has like a playlist of all music that he listens to right before he goes on stage. And I'm like damn, that's a great idea because I have just like a group of like some of my favorite songs on my iPod that I just I throw on it's something I phone to I'll throw them on like when I'm at the gym or whatever whatever but I don't have a specific list just for for stand up but that's a good fucking idea. That's a real good idea so I started doing that I started doing that just based on that because I know music if you listen to like the right kind of music you know the right kind of music and fucking get you in a good groove man You know, especially if you haven't, sometimes when you listen to music too much, you lose its power. You don't have that feeling anymore, and just loses its impact. But every now and then a song would just jack you and let you know what's possible. Remember when we were at the Braille improv, and we were in the parking lot, and I had that Nissan truck, and you got out, and then that crazy sound system in, and you got out of your car, you're like, Joe Rogan, Joe Rogan, put this fucking CD in right now. Don't summer. Hot stuff. You put on hot stuff.

SPEAKER_03

57:37 - 57:39

Sitting here in my home.

SPEAKER_01

57:39 - 57:41

Oh, it's a good show. That's great. It's awesome.

SPEAKER_00

57:41 - 57:43

I love it. A call.

SPEAKER_01

57:43 - 57:51

Some music drives you fucking nuts. I love music. I love music. I love love and skin. I'm listening to it. It's killing me. The old shit.

SPEAKER_04

57:51 - 58:13

Oh, love, love and skin. I love all my brothers from the 70s, Leonard Skinner. I love that vibe, man. There's something about that time. Like, if I'm in a pool hall and sweet home, Alabama comes on, it's like, like, your girlfriend just comes over and rub your neck. You know what I'm saying? It's like someone comes over and gives you a hug. Like that's like don't don't do that.

SPEAKER_01

58:13 - 58:18

Oh, what a great song with this guy's blue. What's up?

SPEAKER_04

58:18 - 58:19

And they're singing it.

SPEAKER_03

58:19 - 58:20

They're singing it. We do.

SPEAKER_04

58:20 - 58:24

Why are you? You think you were getting your finger on the trigger?

SPEAKER_02

58:24 - 58:35

What are you doing? Just waiting for it to get out of it. We're gonna be late for a show.

SPEAKER_04

58:35 - 58:45

Whatever. So we're a couple minutes late. There's a whole internet out there. I'm running a show. Yeah, which is even better because they can't go there without you being there. They can't start it.

SPEAKER_01

58:45 - 58:59

This is it. This is how we're gonna end this fucking thing. This is the end. My only friend, the end, down, down, down.

SPEAKER_04

58:59 - 59:36

Thank you to the flesh light. If you go to Joe Rogan.net and turn the code name, Rogan, you will get 15% off the flesh light. We will see you this weekend in Portland, Oregon at Helium Comedy Club Thursday Friday and Saturday. It's Mad Flavor, aka Joe Diaz, aka Planet Rock. Don't drop a no-wag weed and leave a best while the suckers and Brian Redban will also be performing on stage too That's right. We're gonna rock at this week Thank you very much for tuning in and we will see you guys Stay black next week either Monday or Tuesday. We're trying to get Kevin from a talk of the show you should be on Yeah, all about guys. Oh, Burke Christ is gonna be on to what?