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[00:00:00] So what's the solution? [00:00:04] What is the solution? [00:00:07] [music] [00:00:09] >> Is the oxygen of the deformation. [00:00:11] There's so much evidence out there that [00:00:13] [music] even if less than 1% is true, [00:00:17] that will be enough to collapse the [00:00:19] current paradigm and change the whole [00:00:22] planet. [00:00:26] Because ultimately, what are you going [00:00:28] to do about it, bro? Like, you you're [00:00:30] not going to change the world. I'm not [00:00:32] going to change the world. None of us [00:00:34] are going to reverse the collapse of [00:00:35] this empire. None of us are going to [00:00:38] reverse the debasement of our currency. [00:00:42] No one's going to stop the giant [00:00:44] wrecking ball that is this whole [00:00:46] pattern. [00:00:48] We live inside of it. Like when you zoom [00:00:50] out, you're just a little dot inside of [00:00:51] this whole system. But your dot is your [00:00:53] whole life filled with meaning, filled [00:00:55] with people that you love, right? Things [00:00:57] to do. It's your whole life. [00:01:03] And there are a lot of important things [00:01:04] to do that are big, like telling the [00:01:07] Zionist to get [ __ ] wrecked. That's [00:01:09] important. But it's not really going to [00:01:11] change your life, right? [00:01:16] Like telling Israel to get wrecked is a [00:01:19] good thing to do. I would encourage you [00:01:21] to do it, but it's not going to improve [00:01:24] your life and make your kids better off. [00:01:27] I mean, getting them out of our [ __ ] [00:01:28] government certainly will help. It'll [00:01:30] help our whole nation, and we're working [00:01:32] on it. [00:01:34] But like, this is your life, and you [00:01:37] should be making choices for you that [00:01:38] will improve your life. And the [00:01:39] unfortunate truth of it that I think we [00:01:41] all figure out sooner or later is that's [00:01:43] up to you. It's up to me. It's up to [00:01:45] each of us, right? [00:01:48] And that's why I do what I do is because [00:01:50] the first thing you need to do is learn. [00:01:51] You need to get smart. You need to [00:01:53] figure out a skill that's useful or [00:01:56] learn to understand the problem and how [00:01:57] to dodge and weave, right? Learn how [00:02:01] money works. [00:02:03] You don't you can't do anything until [00:02:05] you understand the problem. And that's [00:02:07] why we're here learning about the [00:02:08] problem. And I'm part of the problem. [00:02:10] I'm a big problem online. I [ __ ] [00:02:12] start a lot of problems. [00:02:15] But we're learning things, right? [00:02:19] And as you learn and as you get [00:02:20] educated, as you learn to understand [00:02:22] money, as you learn a skill, practice a [00:02:24] trade, right? Like an awful lot of our [00:02:28] uh jobs are going away. An awful lot of [00:02:30] our skills are going away. [00:02:33] Truck drivers are getting replaced by [00:02:35] immigrants. and then by robots. A lot of [00:02:38] us are getting replaced by robots. [00:02:41] And this is part of why I tell I tell [00:02:43] people that like I would highly [00:02:44] encourage anyone that has any aptitude [00:02:47] towards it to learn this skill of [00:02:50] creating videos and creating content of [00:02:52] various forms because there's a million [00:02:53] different trajectories that that job [00:02:55] path can take. [00:02:58] And nothing will ever replace our desire [00:03:01] to interact with each other, to have [00:03:04] human connection, to receive ideas from [00:03:06] other humans. [00:03:08] There's a lot of trade-offs because it's [00:03:10] not great to spend your whole life in [00:03:11] front of screens. [00:03:15] But it's a lucrative career and it's a [00:03:17] career that isn't going to be replaced [00:03:18] anytime soon. [00:03:21] Learn a trade. Carpentry, electrician. [00:03:24] [laughter] I don't know if you guys have [00:03:25] seen these videos of these [ __ ] [00:03:27] robots. Um, oh man, dude. I hope I saved [00:03:31] this video, guys. This [ __ ] is funny. [00:03:34] Please say that I saved. Maybe it was on [00:03:35] Instagram. Maybe it wasn't on X. [00:03:38] I just saw a video of a robot trying to [00:03:41] cook and it was the funniest thing ever. [00:03:45] Oh, it's here. Yes. Thank god. [00:03:47] [laughter] [00:03:49] Oh, man. So, like, let's let's like take [00:03:52] a little white pill here real quick [00:03:53] because the robots, they they might [00:03:55] replace some of us, but let's be clear, [00:03:57] they're not going to replace all of us [00:03:58] anytime soon here. Um, let me cue this [00:04:01] up and get the volume ready for us. Time [00:04:04] for a little comic relief. [00:04:09] [snorts] [00:04:14] Tech bros, the singularity is near the [00:04:17] tech. That's awake. That's awake. [00:04:23] >> So, if you can cook me the meal, I'm [00:04:24] going to I'm going to go on here and [00:04:25] play for [00:04:26] >> It's wearing a little maid dress. [00:04:35] >> What the [laughter] [00:04:42] Yeah. So, yeah. So, you know, like the [00:04:44] robots aren't going to be here too fast, [00:04:47] right? Right. [00:04:50] because this Neo robot is such a good [00:04:52] example of like [00:04:54] it's not gonna work, right? [00:04:57] And and when you look at the the Neo [00:04:59] robot, it's been going viral all over. [00:05:01] Everyone's reacting to it. We're not [00:05:02] going to react to the whole video at [00:05:03] all. We're not going to do that. But [00:05:05] it's this weird thing, if you haven't [00:05:06] seen it, where like this robot is [00:05:08] actually like has to be controlled by AI [00:05:10] and they're trying to sell it to people [00:05:11] in their homes. They're shipping the [00:05:13] first ones next year. They're taking [00:05:14] pre-orders and they're acting like it's [00:05:16] going to work, but then like um [00:05:20] when people actually get to test it, [00:05:24] this lady from like some big news [00:05:26] magazine or like she did a whole report [00:05:29] on it, right? [00:05:30] >> And turns out 100% of the [00:05:33] >> this is the video that everyone was [00:05:34] reacting to and there's all these [00:05:36] problems with it like that are obviously [00:05:39] this is never going to work like this [00:05:40] robot is going to be a huge failure for [00:05:42] the most part. No one wants this [ __ ] [00:05:44] It can't do [ __ ] It's super weak. It's [00:05:47] [ __ ] Can't do a job. It takes it [00:05:49] like six minutes to do like a job that [00:05:51] would take a human 3 seconds. And it's [00:05:55] VR controlled by some like Pakistani kid [00:05:58] that's in your home seeing through the [00:06:01] robot's eyes, controlling the robot. [00:06:03] Super sketchy. So, it's really obvious [00:06:06] that this uh this idea has no legs, so [00:06:09] to speak, but it's still getting funded. [00:06:13] It's still going to come to market. Why [00:06:15] is that? How is this thing getting [00:06:17] funded, right? because that company has [00:06:20] to be pitching that idea to like [00:06:22] investors and they have to be showing [00:06:24] this prototype to investors and they [00:06:25] have to be pitching it to us of like buy [00:06:27] this robot as though it's going to work [00:06:29] and everyone can see that that's [00:06:31] [ __ ] and it's not going to work [00:06:34] but it's getting funded. They've got [00:06:36] investors and when you think about it [00:06:39] the reason is obvious [00:06:41] because it's not for us. That is just [00:06:44] them trying to get crowdsourced [00:06:47] investment from all of us in order for [00:06:50] us to help fund the Department of [00:06:53] Defense's research that they're doing to [00:06:56] fund the actual robotics research, which [00:06:59] is how to make robot super soldiers and [00:07:01] [ __ ] robot police officers, right? [00:07:03] They don't give a [ __ ] about the robot [00:07:05] in your home. [00:07:07] All of these, all the most advanced tech [00:07:09] in the world is funded by the military. [00:07:11] And it's the military budgets that drive [00:07:13] tech and innovation. The whole internet [00:07:15] was literally developed by the military [00:07:17] by DARPA. [00:07:19] A whole bunch of the inventions that we [00:07:21] use like the chips that we use, cell [00:07:23] phones, everything tech runs on military [00:07:26] technology, [00:07:29] robotics and drones, like the drone that [00:07:31] you can buy at Best Buy. All of this was [00:07:34] funded because the military wants it to [00:07:35] advance and they've got way more [00:07:37] advanced [ __ ] than we've got. [00:07:40] but they'll outsource, you know, [00:07:42] prototyping and crowdsource funding to [00:07:44] us. So, we're like, "Oh, cool. We're [00:07:46] getting robots." That's not what it's [00:07:48] for. [00:07:51] That's not what it's for. It's not here [00:07:53] to do your dishes. [00:07:55] It's here to tell you to stay in your [00:07:57] home because there's a deadly virus on [00:07:59] the loose for your own safety. [00:08:04] We're getting distracted by the problems [00:08:05] again, though. We're getting distracted [00:08:07] by the problems again. [00:08:10] >> [snorts] [00:08:12] >> But [00:08:14] the problems are obviously [00:08:17] spiritual, [00:08:19] cultural, and personal, [00:08:23] right? And they're all up to you to fix. [00:08:25] Fix yourself. [00:08:27] Fix your own spirit. Deal with your own [00:08:30] addictions. Deal with your own health. [00:08:33] It's [ __ ] hard. Figure it out. Watch [00:08:35] some motivational content, dude. Go [00:08:38] listen to Less Brown. [00:08:40] Go listen to some less [ __ ] Brown, [00:08:43] dog. [00:08:44] Get right with the Lord, [00:08:47] right? Find some religion. [00:08:51] Make some friends. Go out and make a [00:08:54] friend. [00:08:56] Go to the bars tomorrow night. Maybe [00:08:59] wait till Saturday and don't spend any [00:09:01] money. Just go walk up to people and be [00:09:04] like, [00:09:06] "Israel's gay." And see if you make a [00:09:09] friend. I'll bet you'll make some [00:09:11] friends. And even if you don't make a [00:09:13] friend, you'll make a great enemy, [00:09:17] right? [00:09:21] The problems are huge, but the solutions [00:09:24] are small, [00:09:26] right? The solutions are small. And I [00:09:29] will tell you from firstirhand [00:09:30] experience from my own story, which is [00:09:34] obviously one anecdote, [00:09:36] but the only anecdote that I've got for [00:09:38] you is that my whole life changed when I [00:09:41] started watching Les Brown. True story. [00:09:44] And when I started taking personal [00:09:45] accountability, I stopped blaming my [00:09:47] ex-girlfriend [00:09:49] and blaming all these other things for [00:09:51] how bad my life was and was like, "All [00:09:52] right, well, it's my [ __ ] life. What [00:09:53] am I going to do about it?" [00:09:56] I stopped smoking spliffs, [00:09:58] stopped whining and started working out, [00:10:01] started eating healthy, started aspiring [00:10:04] to do the best I could do at work. And [00:10:06] you like things change. You start making [00:10:08] friends. You start getting [00:10:09] opportunities. You start getting jobs. [00:10:10] You start getting inspired. You start [00:10:12] getting more in touch with like that's [00:10:13] what I want to do. Like that's where I [00:10:14] belong. I want to go do that. I'm gonna [00:10:16] [ __ ] get in this Subaru and drive to [00:10:18] Guatemala or whatever it is, right? [00:10:21] Megstrat's just going to whine about it. [00:10:23] Be a little [ __ ] [00:10:25] Yeah, spliffs specifically. I used to [00:10:27] smoke like 12 spliffs a day, dog. Yeah, [00:10:29] I'm from the Northwest. I was hooked on [00:10:32] spliffs when I was younger. Like in my [00:10:34] early 20s, like age like 19 to 24, dude. [00:10:39] I was like a spliff master. I was the [00:10:41] roach king, so to speak. The other kind [00:10:43] of roach. Um, and I just like cut cold [00:10:46] turkey. Done with that. It was like uh I [00:10:52] think it was the month before my nephew [00:10:54] was born. two or three months before my [00:10:55] nephew was born. Um, and it was New [00:10:57] Year's and I it didn't really I didn't [00:10:58] plan it out, but it just occurred to me [00:10:59] that like you're about to be an uncle [00:11:02] and who what kind of uncle do you want [00:11:04] to be? Figure it out, bro. And I just [00:11:07] hard stopped on the spliffs. [00:11:11] Let's just wrap up our show real quick [00:11:13] because obviously I don't have that much [00:11:15] to tell you about the solutions without [00:11:16] getting all up on a high [ __ ] horse [00:11:18] and preaching to you like like you can [00:11:20] go watch Les Brown. You can go watch [00:11:21] Tony Robbins. And the thing about let me [00:11:23] just let me just give you a like [00:11:25] seriously let me give you a serious [00:11:26] pitch for motivational speakers here [00:11:28] real quick. Genuinely like this is a [00:11:30] real pitch. Motivational speakers [00:11:32] changed my life. I am doing what I'm [00:11:34] doing because of motivational speakers [00:11:36] and I would not be here without them. [00:11:38] And [00:11:41] think of it this way. You have an [00:11:43] internal dialogue in your head at all [00:11:46] times. Your inner voice is constantly [00:11:48] going and going and going and going and [00:11:50] going. And most of us never really think [00:11:53] about what that internal voice is [00:11:54] saying, right? It's like what you're [00:11:56] pissed about, what you're angry about, [00:11:58] you're in traffic, you're like, "Fuck [00:11:59] this guy." Whatever it is, right? Some [00:12:01] of us are super hyped in our internal [00:12:02] voices, but most of us aren't really [00:12:04] controlling it. And if you're in a bad [00:12:06] place in life, I guarantee you your [00:12:08] internal voice sucks. [00:12:10] Totally sucks. Right? If you're [00:12:12] depressed, if you're lonely, if you're [00:12:14] angry, if you're unhappy, it's like part [00:12:17] of that is because your internal voice [00:12:18] is constantly talking about how lonely [00:12:20] you are, how unhappy you are, how [00:12:21] depressed you are. So the question is, [00:12:24] how do you take charge of your inner [00:12:26] voice? [00:12:28] Because you can live the exact two [00:12:30] people can live the exact same life [00:12:32] [snorts] and one of them can be [ __ ] [00:12:34] happy as hell. One of them can be the [00:12:36] most happy person on the planet and the [00:12:38] other one can hate their life and want [00:12:39] to die. And we all know that that's [00:12:42] true. And so the only difference between [00:12:44] being happy and being sad is your inner [00:12:47] perception of your reality, your [00:12:49] internal voice. Obviously, right? [00:12:51] Logical. We're just logical basic steps [00:12:53] here. And so if your internal voice can [00:12:57] transform your situation, and we all [00:12:59] know obviously that if you're pissed and [00:13:00] sad and whiny and depressed, you're not [00:13:03] going to get [ __ ] done. You're not going [00:13:05] to change your life. You're not going to [00:13:06] transform anything, right? You have to [00:13:08] transform your inner voice before you [00:13:10] can transform anything. You need to be [00:13:12] will like ready to put in the work. And [00:13:14] putting in the work is hard work. And [00:13:17] it's way easier to do if you're hyped. [00:13:19] Way easier to do if every day you're [00:13:21] waking up ready to go. And like this is [00:13:22] going to be so good. I'm going to make [00:13:23] so much [ __ ] progress today. Dude, [00:13:25] look at all the progress I made. Gosh, [00:13:26] I'm so good at this. Nailed it. W's, [00:13:29] dude. Right. So, how do you take control [00:13:32] of your inner voice? And the most basic, [00:13:34] obvious, simple, scientific way to do [00:13:36] it. [00:13:38] It's not possible to think of different [00:13:41] words while you're listening to one set [00:13:43] of words, right? You you only your brain [00:13:45] only has space to process one set of [00:13:47] words at a time. Don't listen to anyone [00:13:48] that says that they're really good at [00:13:49] multitasking. They're lying. They're [00:13:51] really good at switching windows back [00:13:52] and forth between tasks, but you can't [00:13:54] be thinking of like Shakespeare while [00:13:57] you're listening to Jay-Z. [00:13:59] You can only process one line of [00:14:01] thinking at once, right? [00:14:06] And yeah, some people would say [00:14:07] meditation, but I would argue that I [00:14:08] have a way more direct way to do it. [00:14:10] Meditation was never going to solve it [00:14:11] for me. Like it maybe after years of [00:14:13] doing it, and I like meditation is good, [00:14:16] but it's not the fastest way to get it [00:14:17] done. The fastest way to get it done is [00:14:20] to listen to motivational speakers. And [00:14:21] it sounds really cheesy, but it [ __ ] [00:14:24] works. [00:14:26] When I changed my life, it was like all [00:14:29] at once. And it was a snap. And it like [00:14:31] was a hard cut. And it was because I was [00:14:34] doing yoga in the morning at this lodge [00:14:36] in Guatemala where I was working. And my [00:14:38] buddy walked in. His name was Brian. And [00:14:40] I owe my whole life to him. And he's the [00:14:42] man and I love him to death. South [00:14:44] African bro. And um and he walked in to [00:14:46] do yoga first thing in the morning. I [00:14:47] was like going through the motions cuz I [00:14:49] broken up with my girlfriend and I was [00:14:50] super pissed and everything was her [00:14:51] [ __ ] fault at the time. I think I was [00:14:53] like 24, 25. And Brian walks in. So I'm [00:14:56] like going through the motions and doing [00:14:58] morning yoga. But I'm on the mat [00:15:00] literally thinking through like how much [00:15:02] I [ __ ] hate my ex-girlfriend and how [00:15:03] dumb she is and how like my whole life [00:15:05] sucks while I'm like literally on an [00:15:07] avocado farm treehouse hotel in [00:15:10] Guatemala living the life being awesome. [00:15:14] But I was just like [00:15:17] and Brian walks in to do his morning [00:15:19] yoga and he's hyped. And so this is us [00:15:21] living the exact same life side by side [00:15:23] and I am miserable and Brian's doing [00:15:25] great. And Brian walks in and says, [00:15:27] "Hey, mate. Do you like mind if I put on [00:15:29] a motivational speaker?" [00:15:31] That's my best South African voice. And [00:15:33] [snorts] I was like, "Fuck it. I like in [00:15:35] my mind I was like, I don't [ __ ] [00:15:36] care." But I was just like, "Whatever, [00:15:37] dude. I don't know. Like, I don't even [00:15:38] know what that means." And he put on [00:15:40] Less Brown. [00:15:42] Maybe I should actually look up Les [00:15:44] Brown real quick just to show you guys [00:15:45] because he's hilarious. [snorts] [00:15:48] Less Brown. You ready for this? [00:15:53] No, I want you to actually see less [00:15:54] brown speaking. Classic less. Let's go [00:15:57] classic less. Like old school less. [00:16:00] What's is my mouth dying over here? [00:16:05] >> And your plan of action continuously [00:16:07] looking for ways to win. So what is that [00:16:10] something? [00:16:10] >> Les Brown the man. [00:16:11] >> When you got an idea you want to move [00:16:13] on, you might not have the money. You [00:16:14] might not have the education. You [00:16:16] >> might not have the resources. [00:16:16] >> You might not have the support or the [00:16:18] resources you need. What is that [00:16:20] something [00:16:22] that can keep us going that will enable [00:16:24] us to act on our dream? What's one of [00:16:26] those keys [00:16:28] that will begin to help us to discover [00:16:30] the secrets to our dream? Here's what I [00:16:33] want you to repeat after me, please, [00:16:34] with power and conviction. Say, "It's [00:16:36] possible." [00:16:37] >> It's possible, bro. And it's Here's the [00:16:39] thing. It sounds so [ __ ] cheesy. I'm [00:16:41] telling you, while you're listening to [00:16:43] this [ __ ] your brain doesn't have time [00:16:45] to think all those negative thoughts. [00:16:47] And the first day, maybe you're like, [00:16:48] "Fuck this. Whatever. It's cheesy." Just [00:16:50] put it in. Just put it in while you do [00:16:52] your day. Put it in. Put it in first [00:16:54] thing when you wake up. That's the key. [00:16:56] First thing when you wake up. Put it in [00:16:58] when you wake up. Right away. What I did [00:17:01] is I fell asleep to it and I woke up to [00:17:03] it. And then I started listening to it [00:17:04] all throughout the day. Literally every [00:17:06] day, all day in my headphones while I'm [00:17:08] working, while I'm doing everything, and [00:17:10] I just let it be just there rolling. And [00:17:12] it does not give you time to think all [00:17:14] those negative thoughts. And then pretty [00:17:16] quickly you start to realize that you're [00:17:17] actually thinking positive thoughts [00:17:18] because whatever is coming into your [00:17:20] ears is what's going into your brain, [00:17:23] right? [00:17:25] It's like really basic science. And your [00:17:28] brain is plastic. Your brain changes. [00:17:30] Whatever you put in is what comes back [00:17:32] out. And then your neurons change. And [00:17:35] then your patterns change, your habits [00:17:37] change, your life changes. Try it. I [00:17:39] dare you. [ __ ] try it. Do it for one [00:17:42] week, two weeks, three weeks. [00:17:44] you'll never go back. And to this day, [00:17:48] anytime I hit a rough patch in life, [00:17:49] anytime I hit a bump or a snag, get low, [00:17:52] I just pop in motivational speakers [00:17:54] again. [00:17:57] And obviously, there's more to do. But [00:18:00] damn, try not being try not doing what [00:18:03] you got to do while Less Brown is in [00:18:05] your ears screaming at you like, "You [00:18:07] can do it, B. There's more. [00:18:10] It's possible." He's got this huge black [00:18:14] pastor voice. It's hilarious, dog. [00:18:19] Because ultimately, no one's coming to [00:18:20] save you. Especially you men. If you're [00:18:23] a dude, you're [ __ ] on your own, [00:18:25] dude. Sorry. No one's checking in on [00:18:28] you. If you're one of these dudes in the [00:18:32] loneliness epidemic, if you're a dude [00:18:34] that spent his whole day today with no [00:18:36] socializing, [00:18:38] no one's coming. [00:18:40] No one's coming for you. [00:18:44] Unfortunately, men are on their own. [00:18:47] People want men when they're productive [00:18:50] and rich and successful and positive and [00:18:53] and working hard and all these things, [00:18:55] but no one's [ __ ] checking in on you [00:18:57] when you're a piece of [ __ ] when you're [00:18:58] sad, when you're lonely, when you're [00:18:59] jerking off on your own. Like, you're on [00:19:02] your own, dog. And you can keep your [00:19:04] patterns going the way they are. You can [00:19:06] just keep doing it forever. [00:19:09] or you can pick your [ __ ] up and figure [00:19:11] it out. And you got to do it on your [00:19:14] own. That's the basis of building [00:19:15] yourself into a man. [00:19:19] And if you are a dude of any age [00:19:23] struggling to get your [ __ ] together, [00:19:26] put motivational speakers in your ears [00:19:28] first thing when you wake up. Listen to [00:19:30] it all throughout the day. Especially if [00:19:33] you start spiraling on how shitty your [00:19:34] life is. Listen to it as you go to bed [00:19:36] on really low volume. There's actually [00:19:38] science about the alpha that like the [00:19:39] brain waves as you fall asleep, the [00:19:41] theta you go through. That's super [00:19:42] interesting, too. But just trust me, [00:19:44] [ __ ] put it in your ears. And [00:19:46] wouldn't hurt to journal positive things [00:19:49] about how much good [ __ ] you got done. [00:19:52] There's a ton of motivational speakers [00:19:54] out there. Less Brown is who I just [00:19:55] referred to. That was the first one I [00:19:57] ever heard. But then you start to find [00:19:58] the other ones. You find Tony Robbins. [00:20:00] You find Jim Ran. Um, you find all these [00:20:02] great mo and you'll like you'll find [00:20:04] ones that match with your vibe, whatever [00:20:06] it is. women. Unfortunately, there's a [00:20:08] lot more male motivational speakers than [00:20:09] female motivational speakers. Try them [00:20:11] out. Try out the men, too. But there are [00:20:14] good female motivational speakers out [00:20:16] there. Mel, I think Mel Robbins is her [00:20:18] name is is one good one. But, um, I [00:20:20] wanted to just give a shout out to my [00:20:22] man Eddie. Your world within. He's got [00:20:24] the cheesiest channel name ever. Oh, [00:20:27] cool. He's he's changed it to Eddie [00:20:28] Panero. Subscribe. [00:20:31] And he does these motivational mixes [00:20:33] that have music and stuff that are [00:20:35] probably copyright. I don't know. [00:20:38] [snorts] I'll just play a few seconds. [00:20:40] Life doesn't ask permission [music] [00:20:42] before it changes. [00:20:44] >> Cheesy as hell, right? You guys can hear [00:20:46] it, but you can't see it, right? [00:20:48] >> It doesn't knock politely on your door [00:20:49] before it rearranges everything. [00:20:51] >> We're just going to bask in it for a few [00:20:53] moments. [00:20:54] >> You thought [music] you knew. [00:20:57] No. Life barges in. It bends the road [00:21:00] you're on. It shifts the ground beneath [00:21:02] your feet. And it looks at you without [00:21:05] an apology [00:21:07] as it asks, "What are you going to do [00:21:10] about it?" "What you going to do about [00:21:11] it, [ __ ] What are you going to do [00:21:14] about it?" And yes, he is on Spotify. I [00:21:17] believe he's Your World Within on [00:21:19] Spotify. [00:21:22] Let me double check that. [00:21:25] [snorts] Your World Within. [00:21:29] Yeah. Yeah. Your world within on [00:21:31] Spotify. [00:21:33] Let me show you real quick [00:21:35] right there. Boom. [00:21:39] I swear to God, if you're struggling, [00:21:43] figure your [ __ ] out. And if you need a [00:21:44] way to figure your [ __ ] out and you [00:21:46] don't know what to do, meditation's [00:21:47] great, yoga's great, running is great, [00:21:50] working out is great, all that's great. [00:21:52] But start with your own mind. And I dare [00:21:54] you to try plugging some of this [ __ ] [00:21:55] into your ears and trying to be a little [00:21:57] [ __ ] about it. [00:22:02] Women, I mean, it's honestly kind of the [00:22:03] same for you. Like, you got to solve [00:22:05] your own problems, too. I can't really [00:22:08] speak to how you got to pick yourself up [00:22:09] by your high heel straps or whatever you [00:22:12] call it. But I assume it's probably [00:22:14] pretty similar. I only know how to do it [00:22:16] if you're a dude, cuz I did it. [00:22:20] I was a depressed piece of [ __ ] The [00:22:22] first guy, his name is Les Brown. Les [00:22:24] Brown. Les Brown. Total legend. He's one [00:22:27] of the OG motivational speakers. [00:22:31] Like, as far as I can tell, he was [00:22:32] basically a crackb [00:22:34] that like had nothing. Literally [00:22:37] nothing. His story is crazy. And I've [00:22:40] heard all of his stories like hundreds [00:22:43] and hundreds of times. Actually, story [00:22:46] time. Let me tell you about my 100 [00:22:48] mileers. [00:22:51] When I got really into ultra running, [00:22:54] [snorts] I wanted music that was like [00:22:57] motivational that was almost like [00:22:58] listening, you know, the you know the [00:23:00] mixes that are like Alan Watts music [00:23:02] mixes where you're like listening to [00:23:04] music for like an hourong mix, but it's [00:23:06] also got Allan Watts in there like [00:23:07] hyping you up or like just being all [00:23:09] philosophical. [00:23:11] When I was like running training for [00:23:13] ultramarathons, you're running for hours [00:23:15] and hours and hours alone and it's super [00:23:18] hard. And so I was like, I want like a [00:23:20] podcast about like that's motivating, [00:23:23] that's hyping me up, but with a beat, [00:23:25] like with music, like I want to be hyped [00:23:27] and running on repeat, right? And so I [00:23:30] just and it didn't exist. So I made it. [00:23:32] And what I did is I downloaded a bunch [00:23:34] of my favorite motivational speakers [00:23:36] like Les Brown, like that exact speech [00:23:38] that we just looked at. It's possible. [00:23:40] And I downloaded them. And then I play [00:23:41] piano and I have a synthesizer and [00:23:43] stuff. So, I made a bunch of music to [00:23:45] back it at the exact BPM of my preferred [00:23:48] running pace, 155 to 160 BPM, which is [00:23:52] exactly like the [00:23:55] of like the the ultra running shuffle. [00:23:57] Um, and then I had some faster ones for [00:23:58] like we're [ __ ] crushing down the [00:24:00] hill right now. And I made like multiple [00:24:02] like 10 to 30 minute long songs that I [00:24:04] would just listen to on repeat and [00:24:06] repeat and repeat while I was training. [00:24:08] And then when I would run like ultras, I [00:24:10] would just like pop it in and like have [00:24:12] less brown. Like it's possible. And I [00:24:15] remember back when I was a piece of [ __ ] [00:24:17] that didn't have any health, didn't have [00:24:18] any life, didn't have any finance, [00:24:20] nothing, nothing. And then six years [00:24:22] later, I'm like running a 100 mileer and [00:24:25] I've got it in my head the same [00:24:27] motivational speaker that brought me out [00:24:29] of the hole way back then and it's like [00:24:31] the most cathartic thing ever. And I [00:24:32] cannot describe the smile that that [00:24:34] brings to your face. Um, so that's a [00:24:38] story. So solve your own [ __ ] Solve [00:24:41] your own damn problems. But you're not [00:24:45] alone. You got people to help. You got [00:24:46] things to help. You got homies here. [00:24:49] That's our solutions. And we are out of [00:24:51] here. Love you all. Thanks for tuning [00:24:52] in. Uh, don't forget to be nice to [00:24:54] people. Drink your water. Eat your [00:24:56] healthy food. Get good rest. [00:24:59] That will be enough to collapse the [00:25:01] current paradigm and change the whole [00:25:04] planet.