A Guillotine From SIDE CONTROL?! | TFATK Ep. 1226

0:00Kitchen and bathroom professionals know what goes behind the tile matters. That's why TradePros trust Fiber cement party backer board to keep tile firmly in place, resist cracking, and help block moisture. Chosen over 40 million kitchen's and bathrooms, party backer board, what the best build on. Shop now at participating Home Depot, Lowe's, and floor into core stores. For more information visit JamesHearty.com slash HeartyBacker. This is really the fighter in the kid. Come on baby. I want to apologize for being late. I mean, not late, but I had to push a half hour. You were too bad. No, I wasn't late. I said to push a half hour. You want to go out of eleven. I had to go eleven thirty. How to private. Judicial. Judicial. And when you text me and I said, dude, and it's so important. Well, when you're 60, it's so important you make Judicial at 60. You're number one priority.

1:01Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you put half the effort into promoting, you would be... I would be. We shouldn't get. I pay, well, you know what I mean? Is that true? Is that true? Okay, I didn't. Wow. Really? So I should... I'm going to take that hour. I do Judicial. I'm going to promote. What would I do in-sagram? Yeah. Oh, okay. Facebook too. Yeah. I'm going to do some videos. What about some billboards? Hey guys. What about some billboards? You know, casino still do. I'll pass by somewhere if I'm like driving when Tiger's Travel Ball games. Yeah. I'll see like Indian reservation, have a comic like an alley out. Billboards are sick. I'm loving the way you're thinking. Billboards are sick. Yeah. I like the old hand-out flyers. I like that too. Just old school. You know what I'm glad. And you think I'll get to pay me those numbers? I was getting to it. I'm just saying, right? You're getting marketing, so I'm going to go with that. Where your money? Why? Just so I have to pay you.

2:01Now, that's it. Okay, what is that payment for? That's good. That's an alarm. For these ideas? 25 grand a month? Okay. Again. But I'm going to get it back in. 365 day returns. Wow. Okay. I like that. If I haven't spent the amount of cars. All right. Would you learn in your private? Oh man. Important stuff. Chokes. Where to put your hand? You know, just guillotine stuff. For guillotines? All that weird stuff. Get the pad here. Push it in. It's so counterintuitive, all that choky chok stuff. But you think I'll pull this way now. No, you don't pull up. You're doing it just too long. Not to know not to pull up, right? No, I know. But it's like little details. If you really want to get good at Jiu-Jitsu, if you really want to get good, you do the John Donnery her, Gordon Ryan. You break it into micro movements and you drill those until you get it perfect.

3:01Where's your hand? I don't know if that's the only way. I mean, you would have to go to a real serious gym where there's a lot of competitors. You'd have to go to six blade where there's like guys training for ADCC. Yeah. Training for Craig Jiu-Jitsu. Now I'm not going to do that. Well, if you want to get really good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Learn online is not the way to do it. Also, for anybody out there who's going to learn boxing, you can start at 13 under really good supervision. If you're going to start in your 40s and you're an actor and you think you're going to slip punches and come back, that's going to be a tough one. That's going to be tough. That's tough. Yeah. So. But hopefully you got a good takeaway from it. I got a good takeaway from it. Enjoy doing it. It's your hobby. It's good way of staying shape. I like it. I mean, I work out. There's better ways to do it. I do like an e-mom. I'll do something like that. Like we'll do a 25 minute and then just roll for half hour. Yeah. So it's like, I get an hour in. I'm doing a little boxing sometimes.

4:01Yeah. I'll say this. I'll say this. And we don't have room. Just, you know, just be aware, right? Around my heart. I hope. Do you know what I mean? Those days are so far, Gumball. Yeah. But the days if you wrap up me up and me not knowing what to do. If you want to show me what he taught you in your privacy, if it works, you learn gillotines. Yeah. And the gillotines went your pulling guard to get the gillotines? No, I'm not doing that. So we're gillotines. I won't be pulling gillotines. So we're getting your gillotines. Sometimes if I got you, if you have me in half guard and then you bend in, I'm bringing your shoulder in, I'm fucking wrapping. I'm wrapping you up here. I'm wrapping you here. I'm hanging down. There's a lot. I might grab here. Now, I might grab here. There's a lot of shit. If we're standing on snapy down and we went over gillotines from half guard, let me,

5:01and I do this. I don't want to say he stole your money. But I'll just say you could have taken that money and set it on for you. Well, it's not a gillotine from half guard. If you come in to me, if you're coming to me, I'm going to come around here. I'm going to get under hooks. I'm going to bring that. I'm going to be over you. That's all. So standing gillotine when I shoot in, when I'm on the mount and I've got you, I'm behind your head. Yeah, I understand. That's what I'm talking about. I mean, you don't have a private, did you? Are gillotines from the mount? No, I guess gillotines are wrong. Gillotines are wrong word. Yeah, so if you're here, I got under hooks on your arm and your sideways. And you're in side control. Yes. But you've got a half guard. I'm going to pull here. I'm going to pull you in to me. There's your head.

6:01Look, look, look. What's this? That's not fun for you. And then mount and now I got your fucking stupid head here and I'm just fucking. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? Choke the shit out of you until I feel this and I hear this. So you're probably done. Hold on. Yeah, sure. So your private was getting. I'm just saying, gillotine from side control. A lot of different things I could do. It might be, we might be fucking standing. We might be on whatever it is I choose to do. If you're on your hands and knees and I got this arm and I'm here. Look, look what? What? What? That's not a choke. What? What? What? What? Look. Ah. Ah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Is that cool? It's cool. I'm just, because I see a lot of neck on you.

7:02You know what I see? You know what I see? Be cool. I'm being non-succeedable. I'm feeling loose. I do. I'd love for you to teach me this gillotine from side control. Which doesn't exist. But what I, what I, you know what I think? What? I'm being cool, right? You're being a shithead right now. What do you have to say? I can't show you without a map. I don't want to say you're wasting all your time. No, no, no, no. But I want to say. Listen to me. You're wasting all my time. Can I be honest? I'm a problem right now. I'd love to find out there's a rug right here. There's a rug right here. I could move the table. Yeah. We make it super easy here. You're going to have your hands full. It's all I'm saying. You. And anyway. I know you know what the problem is though. What? It's like what if I'm trying to discuss. I'm rolled out. This is what I'm saying. I'm rolled out. Right now I don't want to roll. But you're explaining to you to me right now that what you learn in your private is like

8:03me trying to explain rocket science to someone who knows rocket science. It's not adding up, is it? Look, man. I'm not doing a good job of explaining the things that I can do. You're paying attention. My side control. I'm getting out. If I get under hooks on you. Yeah. If I get under. Like a buddy, again, we can do it right now. I'm getting the fuck out. There's not a chance. And I'm going to, and I'm going to cause, I'm going to just be, I'm going to toggle you. See this? I'll give you an instructor a hundred dollars if you can get out of my side control. I'm clamping on here a little. I'll give them a hundred. I'll give them five hundred dollars. If you can keep me down as I control. I'm 100 dollars. I'm here and I'm moving you back and forth. Question for you. Yeah. Is your, is the guy's teaching stuff your buddy? Yeah. No. No, no, good buddy, right? No, this is a, because he toggles and should have to. This is my instructor. Yeah. As your friend though. They're all my friends. Yeah. Yeah. What are you trying to say?

9:04You know, you know, it's up. You're saying that. You know, your buddy when you're seeing, you're saying you have an actor and they kind of go through the motions with me. Yeah. You know, when you're, your buddy's singing the calling and everybody's like, dude, you can sing. You can't. Oh, that. Yeah. You can't. Well, you have to, when, when somebody's paying you and they're an actor. Are there a civilian? You got to make them think. I know. That, you remember that tennis guy told you you could do it? That was the best. That was the best. Before I was like, we all really? And he goes, you, you, you should, were you paying them? You just need to be more consistent, but you should be, you should be hitting with pros. And, and you should be hitting like a pro because you, and I was like this. Why? And then I went, I'm 59. Oh, no. What's he saying to me? What's he saying? I can do it. We, we just pay for 10 more privates. We'll put it in a bunch. Wayne McCulloch, I love so much. The Sparrowing Stories. I love Wayne, Wayne to go. Wayne to do a radio show on in Ireland, he goes, I put Brian in, in the ring with anyone. And I was like, hey, Wayne.

10:04You know, I loved you so much, but don't ever say that because of the Wayne. Yeah, I type of text all the time. Wayne, Wayne McCulloch was five, six, what? I tried one, one, maybe one, thirty five, one, four. And he would sometimes just put a mouthpiece in a move around with me and turn my fucking head around. Just punch me in the face, do whatever he wanted. And because I would jab him one time and he'd go, huh? Hey, the pocket rocket. Yeah. Real boss. Yeah. The best. Love him. Love his whole family. Yeah, he's good people. Yeah, he's the best. Fucking fun. I see my homin to the end. He's, you know, it's been around a long time. Yeah, he was good, dude. Yeah. Yeah. All that stuff to Jitsu boxing. I like doing it because it's hard. And I like doing it because you never really, unless you make it your job, good luck. But, you know, then you grab somebody who doesn't really know what they're doing and you're like, oh, you know, I'm learning something here and there.

11:12There's a big difference between rolling with a black belt. It's been doing a forever and like a blue belt. You know, maybe they're big, but they, you know, so Tom Hardy's into it, man. He was asking Patty Pimler at the opening of a mob land season two. Yeah. Patty was there. He's like, man, you can just tell he loves Jitsu. Yeah. He was like, man, I'd love to roll with you. And Patty's like, really? He's like, oh, I would absolutely love it. Do you like teach him, shit? Great. Yeah. You can tell he loves it. And mob land season two is so good. Do you watch mob land? I mean, he's watching. Oh, it's good. It is. Oh, I got to watch it. You ever seen season one? No. Oh, it's good. Great car side. I understand why he loves Jitsu because frankly, I think it's kind of almost like a philosophy. Like if you get good at it, if you're good at it, you get better by being relaxed. You don't get better by being strong. It's a counterintuitive art form. And like everything else, you just get something out of it. Like getting good at anything is going to... You never see mob land one. Season one? No. You have an either chin? What do you think, dog? No, no one watches anything. I'm going to watch that in the evening.

12:12I need a show. I need a fucking show. I give you shows every day, dude. This is good. Yeah, I'm going to watch that. He's so good. Did he quit? Yeah, start with season one. Didn't he quit? That's all fake. How about that? That was all fake news. What do you mean? By the way, there's no truth to it at all. He's looking strong. Oh, that's... Okay, I'm going to... That's him with Chandler. He was working out with Chandler. I don't know if this is the video though. That's cool. No. But no, back to that. That was all fake. That's hilarious. He's kicked off. You're not doing season three. And you know, he did... He did publicity. No. He had nothing to do with it. And then when he did the marketing, like, the media for that, they asked him, what? I don't know. That's a thing. He's like, no. He's like, no. And then they asked all the actors, they're like, what? No one... Is there any footage of Hardy rolling? Yeah. Yeah, he's enter competitions. Yeah. I don't know if he's going to be there for him. Let's see.

13:12Can you tell when somebody's rolling pretty quickly? Or it's hard. If he's good? Yeah. He does it a lot. He's in the background at the end of Blu-La. Is this so awesome? He's in the blue. He's a major movie star. That's a big deal. I mean, he's as big as it gets and he's fucking... He's training. He's competing. That takes a lot of balls to compete. And it looks pretty... He's good. He's pretty traditional there. And he's doing it right in the key, too. Yeah. Guys kind of stalling, isn't he? Yeah, but I don't think he competes under his name, so guys don't know until they get to the mat. I mean, like, holy fuck, that's bane. What's it going? He'll tell him? Nice. Nice.

14:12He has to be like the only legit guy... You see all these celebrities? He's going on this. Come on. Oh no, Tom's legit, but... Yeah, Tom's legit. What? Come back to what? What other actors know competing? Like, I don't give a fuck what you're doing practice. He's competing, blah, blah. That IBJJF, like, that's a big deal. I'd love to roll them. Do it in a key. I'd love to. Yeah, do it in a key. I don't want to compete. I roll a key once a week. That's all he does is give. That's all he does is give him a thing. It's all different things. Oh, and arrow choke, so you see all those things you have to worry about. Yeah, it's the proper way to do it. But the fact that he's not just going to Jim and talking about it, like competing, and you're the one of the biggest movie stars in the world. All these other cucks want to think it's cool to do Jiu-Jitsu. Mark Zuckerberg, all these guys they talked about in this and that.

15:15I'm not fucking better with you competing. Yeah, you get really bad. This is big. Well, it doesn't count unless you're competing. You know what I'm saying? You're good in the gym? Well, there's a big difference. You're good at practice. Competitive black belts and regular black belts. Oh, no, yeah, it's... Ignite and day. Because you just... Like there's guys who are good in the gym. Yeah. But you don't know how it's going to actually work against people that don't know what you're doing. But the problem with the gym is you see the same guys over and over again. Yeah, but you're also comfortable. It's not real competition. Yeah. It's like kids in practice who are really getting practice, then game time comes to their terrible. Yeah. Hey, buddy, good. This, it doesn't translate. It's not going to work. Right. And let sure do it when the lights are hot. Right. We're talking about practice. Yeah. I'll never compete. I just don't care enough, but I hear you. You'd have to like properly train for that. Like you properly train. Yeah. And that's great. But I love it. I mean, I think he's got a lot of balls to compete, honestly. Just because he's so famous. I know. I know. Everybody's looking at you. A lot of balls. You could, you know.

16:15He's got a lot of balls. I think he's a purple yet as brown now, because that was old. He's easy. Yeah, I'm pretty sure he's a purple of brown. Yeah. Brown. That's great, man. Brown. And like doing the proper way. Right. I remember I was there. They got on warrior. He was, he started training. Yeah. But we would all be in the gym together. Stakeable break. Kids this Saturday. The fight is on wherever you are watching. Draft Kings brings you closer to the MMA action. You have a fun main card and prelims going down in Salt Lake City. Main card is trash. All good. Rest of the main event is trash. Rest card is fantastic, right? Draft Kings sports week app is now available in all 50 states. One app. Every sport, all 50 states. New Draft King customers sign up with the code fighter. Spend five bucks, get 115 rewards within 14 days. Includes all markets. That's code fighter. In partnership with Draft Kings, they're crown of yours. Gambling problem called 1-800-Gambler.

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18:18Kitchen and bathroom professionals know what goes behind the tile matters. That's why trade pros trust fiber cement, hearty backer board to keep tile firmly in place, resist cracking, and help block moisture. Chosen in over 40 million kitchens and bathrooms, hearty backer board, what the best build on. Shop now at participating home depot, lows, and floor into core stores. For more information, visit jameshardy.com slash heartybacker. It's pretty cool, man. Also, brown bell, angry, any compete? Like it's a proper brown belt. Yeah. It's pretty cool, man. Isn't that cool? Yeah. Carlos Santos, you guys know that, Ron? And under... Under Hodger? Hodger Gracie. Yeah, so it's in London. I've heard people say Hodger, who I met at the mothership. I've heard people say Hodger's the... I think he's the best ever to. Ever. Yeah. Hodger. That you have?

19:18Yeah. That's what Donna herself. I was surprised you didn't say Gordon, no. Well, you're talking gear, no gear. Okay. You're talking about two different sports. Two different sports. Yeah. So, gear. I'll just the best ever in a gear. Is he? Monster. He's a big boy. Tall. Talk about long legs. Yeah. Yeah. Absolute freak. And awesome human being. Yeah, he seems great. And you rolled with him. Yep. Yeah, because when he got ready for the UFC, he came to our gym in Denver. Really? I'm gonna go for you. Uh, Sparring was very tough for him. Tough for him. Very, very tough for him. Very, very, he just wasn't natural. Again, it's the same thing I say about Gable Stevens. Like, there's not enough hours in the day. Like, I suppose this clip, how people are like, Oh, John Jones is the wrong mentor for Gable Stevens in. He needs to get with Trevor Whitman or a Nick Sik and like, No, no, no. There's not enough hours in the fucking day. He's already in the UFC. There's not enough hours in the day. Same to Hodger. There's not enough hours in the day to get him to come back. To get him to compete at a professional level in striking. We just can't.

20:18Why? He couldn't do it in three years. You all remember, I did it pretty well. No, no, no. So, no, you're missing the point. So, he can't train striking in three years and compete at a elite level. His skill set where he's gonna win because you're in the UFC is, he's an Olympian wrestler. Wrestling. So, he needs to get with, like, I said, like, uh, I can't say anything, Lee, start bowling. You're saying there's no point in him. You should do it, but you shouldn't go to a Trevor Whitman who's just striking. Right. He should get with a MMA wrestling coach. But what about him? And there's some really good ones that can translate his skill set. Well, what about him? And his high, who can, like, like, a Rafael, like, uh, like, uh, like, uh, Kadero? Yeah, like, who would you take kickboxing? Right. But what about that, like, low kicks, punching? A guy like that who's so athletic could, his learning curve is steep. So, he could probably, no, he could use 28. 28. And then you have to, like, the only way he's going to be sick stuff in the UFC is by wrestling. But came from last guy's learn how to strike really well, right?

21:18I mean, for years before he got to the UFC, before he got to the UFC. He didn't get to you. You have seen get a striking. He didn't. Okay. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, he fought in bow dog, you know? Uh-oh. Here's that AK training. Right. Right. But he probably started with how old do you think he started? I don't know. 24, 25. Yeah. So, I mean, Gable could, if he got the, it followed that blueprint. So, let's follow your blueprint. Let's say you're his coach. So, you want Gable to focus on striking? Yeah. So, okay. So, then he fights zero gun. He fights. It's such a casual take and I do it all the time. No, but you're missing the point. Yeah. It's not that you just don't work striking and become Ben Asker. The point is, is you're in the UFC. How can we get wins? What's our advantages over the opponent? Yeah. What would that be? Wrestling. So, you need to implement wrestling for MMA because that's your foundation. Yeah.

22:18Right now, he doesn't have a foundation. He doesn't have a foundation. So, you, you, you focus on, you say you got to get on the ground and punch him in the face. Yes. Yeah. You got to get him. We got to get guys down. You got to clinch. You got to, you got to, you got to work with guys who understand how to put people on the ground. Because on the feet is just not your, your, your two amateur. So, okay. You want to be world champion? Can you beat Suraghan? Oh my god. What are you going to do? You got to take him down, right? Yeah. You're going to be Surge Pavlovich? How are you going to do that? You got to take him down. You got to stand him back with that. You're going to go about a potent. You get to stand with potent. Glory world champion. Yeah. You're going to get knocked the fuck out. I see. But again, so even if you, even, let's say he was like, you still work strike. Even if you want, I'm just getting them for the next four years. Work with Nick Sik or in Trevor Whitman. And when it matter. Yeah. Because, because Suraghan goes, oh, I was doing that when I was seven. But you, but, but so then you would say, maybe you work striking to close distance. Then grab. Yes. Right. But the, but the goal is grab is MMA wrestling. That's, that's going to be your world class asset that will get you to the top.

23:22Striking is never going to get you to the top. Not a five hour on day. You're not going to be an elite striker in the UFC. You just can't, you can't. What do you do? How you can catch up Suraghan? How you can catch up Suraghan? How you can catch up Suraghan? How you can catch up Suraghan? How you can catch up Suraghan? How you can catch up Suraghan? How you can catch up Suraghan? Now, they can't catch up with your wrestling, but you're not using. You know what I'm saying? So, his advantage is wrestling. But if you're not going to use it, you're fucked. You're fucked. Learn how to get people down and control the, get them down, pound them out. And you said, do the, do the, oh, Nick. Do the, oh, my god. Yes. Even though he's been, do the Kabeab. Yeah. Do the Kabeab. Be the Kabeab. Be the Kabeab. But, bow just likes to strike. I keep what he's fighting guys right now where he can do that, but then look at RDR. He was scared it was Jitsu, so he just stroke got knocked out. Body shot. Yeah. That's how that goes. But think if he just decided to fucking Kabeab it and break his will and take him down, like you're going to have a, you use four better chance winning. You use four better chance winning.

24:22Yes. You have that foundation. None of these guys have. Yeah. But then you're playing into their game. And that makes sense. Of course. But again, this is, these guys already in the years, you're never going to be standing there and banging the cereal gone and get the best of them in mid distance or. You might catch them, you know, my gill, like you're, as far as you like having a long grain. No, you got it. Use your skill set. Just for Gable. Yeah. Has a neat skill set that he's not using. Now, now I would say though, the problem is like some of these guys are very good at keeping you at distance, right? I mean, when you're trying to close distance on a guy like that, but if you're that elite of a wrestler, you can get it. Like it could be like at Hamzat. Like they're going to get you down. They're going to get you down. Is on. They're going to get you down. And like you'll see, like, uh, is on. I'm not going to strike with Carlos Prattas or Michael Morales. He's going to sit there. He might throw some stuff just to get you to commit so he can get you down. That's right. But he's not going to be in the line of fucking fire. He's, he's too smart for that. The great ones are too smart for that. Yeah.

25:22But then the ego gets involved like, I'm just as good as him. Oh, God. Yeah. And then you get knocked out like Stevenson, especially early in the fight, you're getting your, your distance bandage. It's that terrible. You get clipped early in the fight. That's the most likely time you're getting knocked out early in the fight. Just inexperience. No striking experience. Turning your head when you get hit. You job this way. Close. Yeah. Yeah. And your face here. We're gone. Okay. And you want to go train with Trevor Whitman? Is that what he's going to do? No, no. That's what they don't. He get trained with Trevor, he get trained with Nick. He's like, no, no. Get him with the MMA grappling coach. Maybe Trevor on the side. What he needs to do is work with somebody. Because from what I've heard in college, he was a takedown guy mostly. But grabbing somebody and holding them on, on the ground is a different thing. Which he could do. You'll figure that out quick. Yeah. Yeah. A lot of work. You know? A lot of work.

26:23Yeah. We'll see how he responds. Well, I would imagine that makes the most sense. Maybe or the ego's getting involved, you know? He goes. He goes, you can't have an ego when you get knocked. Bro, he saw an ego walking out of the eye to go. Even in a statement, he still had an ego. I just got caught. Okay. No, no, no, no, no, no. That's not true. Well, oh, you love this. I came from at a meeting with, so you probably want to, but Bruce Bolt. So they're big in baseball gloves. Huge. They're in MLB. There's local company here in Austin. They started not massive. Massive. They got offers from Nike, Rawlings, they went to buy out. They didn't do it. You love the backstory. So I'm talking with them because I started to make football gloves, right? And they're going to get gloves for all the kids on the team. And he goes, meet me at the office. I'm like, all right, cool, man.

27:23So I drive his office some more. It's a house. And I'm like, all right, just like a modest house. Like, that's fuck. So I pull in and there's just boxes everywhere. There's just gloves everywhere. There's no, it's not proper. It's a house. But inside, there's like gloves, baseball, there's also, and then he goes in and he goes, this is the office. You guys are like a $500 million company. That's your office. He goes, oh, you don't know our backstory. You're no, you're going to love this. He goes in COVID. I think 2020. My son was a senior in high school. He bought this old school land cruiser like off road. He's like, you love his car. He goes, he bought this old school land cruiser and he played baseball. And then he goes, and at the time, my business, I was going bankrupt. We'd have a lot of money. It was me, him, my wife, his younger brother and him. And he was like, in business, it was tough for me to start in COVID. I was going bankrupt. And he goes, my son buys this beater of a car. He was a cool land cruiser, but beater of car. And he calls me, he goes, die me gas.

28:24And it's bubble. No, you got to get a job. I know you're playing baseball, but you got to get a job. And I don't have the extra cash to afford the gas. And he goes, you got to come up with you. You either got to get a job and then figure it out with baseball. Or you got to come up with a product and sell it yourself to afford gas to pay for your car. The kid goes, okay. So his kid, uh, sources on his own. Sources gloves from Indonesia, right? And goes, hey, we'll call it, we'll call it Bruce Bolt. After grandpa, his grandpa has been struck by lightning, I think three times in like 20 years, he has struck three times, like he's the most unlucky guy ever. It's still alive though, right? But he's been struck three times. So he goes, we'll call it Bruce Bolt. I put a bolt on it. And he goes, okay, good. Bruce Bolt. Bruce Bolt. He goes, okay. I like it, man. I also do get your gas money. So he starts selling him. He's on a late Travis baseball team. He's selling him. He's selling his buddies. And he goes, dad, I sold all 20 pairs I got from Indonesia and dad goes, good, buy more.

29:24Take the profit, buy more. Cool. Buys more, buys more. And he goes, dad needs some help. I keep selling out. And then the profit I'm ordering, but I'm only doing it to my buddies. How do I expand? And dad's like, we need a website. Yeah, you shopify. I'll help you with that. And his dad's super stressed out, bankrupt, about to go bankrupt and that tell the family. If you're on website, stuff like that, he's doing his thing, doing his thing. And he goes, dad, I have 500 orders. And he goes, but we're all out of gloves. And he goes and COVID, the fact is about to shut down. Like, this is only when I can make money. And the dad's like, I have no money. I'm about to go bankrupt. And he goes, I don't know what we're going to do. I don't know what the fuck we're going to do. And he goes, then in the mail, a PPO loan showed up from my old business. He went with their saving people and he goes $150,000. And he said, I looked at my wife and go, do we take this and pay our mortgage for the

30:25next whatever is 12 months? So we have a year to stay afloat, but we're going bankrupt. Or do we take this $150,000 bank on our 18 year old son who started a fucking baseball glove company and have them order more gloves? You know what they did? He gave his son the $150,000 to order more gloves. It saved the factory in Indonesia of shutting down because they had no orders because COVID and during COVID business, it saved the factory. And this factory was a, not a baseball glove factory. Now they were going under. They're just making the virus shit. So he takes $150,000 and he gives him his wife was like, this is crazy. The 18 year old, he has, I don't know what else, he's got a bank on it. They give him the $150,000. He orders the gloves. And the dad goes, I get an idea. He sounds like that, he's stressing, I said, we're going to go under. He's like, this business is just getting off the ground. And his dad goes, what if there's a way to pre-order? So the gloves are $60.

31:26He goes, they pre-order. They have to pay for the gloves. So we get the money ahead of time. Then we use that money to order more gloves. So he goes, we pre-order and we had 600 orders coming. He goes, we had $320,000 during COVID right there. He goes, $320,000 worth of gloves. So they order more, they order more, order more. They made it through it. So they're selling to, they're selling to baseball teams, high school, the Bruce Bult's massive massive. Like I heard him in California, all the kids wear them all the little league, they sponsor like totes for the moderate, they're massive now. They're worth $5,600 million. What? So I go, what the fuck are you talking about? Well, son who started it, his name's Bear, who started, he's the president, his dad's the vice president, the mom's, you know, run finances, the sister's head of marketing. How cool is that? That is the greatest story ever. Isn't that cool? That is such a great story. And then I go, this is, I go, this is the shop, you know, keep it, keep it below overhead

32:29man. Keep it. He goes, now we own this place, we run everything out of here. Here's what you get by not this. Scaling, like a scaling of businesses where people fucking go bankrupt. So when you keep your nut small like that, man, I love that stuff. I lost them born and raised. Love that. And now it's everywhere. The Bruce Bult's, they're in date. They did it just with a website, they just had originally did it just from him on Instagram and how son his buddies. That's incredible. And that cool. And they're massive, like Nike's tried buying them out, they're massive. They're like, nope, they're crushing. And then I got connected with them because the uncle who's also involved, he makes like all the Bruce Bult jerseys, his son plays on like Travis, I think, obviously great gloves too. Badding gloves. The best. Well, they're, they're, they're specialties baseball. The reason it's so it's badding gloves. Well, hold on, the reason I got connected with them is because now they've, they've dominated baseball, now they're getting into football. And so we connected to, they reached out to me, like, hey, we'd love for your team to

33:32rock our football gloves first. They come out, I think later in October. So our, our boys, be the first ones have the football gloves. So that's how you get connected with them. So in the boys don't know this. So I'm bringing in Bruce Bult gloves and slowness on Friday. Yeah. Wow. Isn't that cool? So they have, now they just expand and they make a lot of things. Yeah, they're getting in all sorts of stuff. I mean, by the way, kids love that, that bolt. Oh, yeah. Like, you know what I mean? What is it? It's a bolt because this grampeg has struck by lightning three times. Still alive. God. And they, they, they work with big boys like Bobby with junior and MLB, Tatis, like they got big boys, big boys. They do it all. And they make baseball gloves though. Well, that's how we start. They start with just a single baseball glove. And are they good baseball gloves? How much is a baseball glove caught? Just the internet. They were just making them there. How did he know what to do? How did he, because he played baseball. So he knew what he liked.

34:32Like, there, there, there wasn't like any fun colors. There wasn't any cool designs. There wasn't good quality out like Nike makes them. They're all right. No one loves them. So he, he, since he was a ball player, he knew what he liked. So he just did ones that he liked. And then they're really good quality, good leather. And then there's all the crazy colors for the teams. They got the baseball gloves. No, they're, it's a, it's a single glove. No, that's, no, no, baseball hitting. They don't make gloves. They don't make gloves. They just make hitting gloves. Oh, so they never made gloves, you're saying? Hitting gloves. Oh, I'm sorry. They're hitting gloves. Really? Hitting gloves. Oh, fuck, I thought they made, they are. Massive. Oh, Jesus, okay, I'm sorry. I thought you meant, I thought you meant baseball gloves. I was like, how did he, how did he place an Indonesia? No. Wow. Hitting gloves. Man. And then just gave, just made cool colors. Cool color, but the quality. That's what separates them, the quality. What is, one of those, yeah. So like Dexter McLean, Jr., here's St. Bader, Sasaki,

35:35like all those are big names in MLB. I never would think that. I guess you used gloves when you hit. Yeah, you hit. So everybody has that. Everyone wins them. And then they match them to the team, where they have like hot pink ones, like Fernando Tati's ones. See the max Clark ones, Durand ones. Damn. Isn't that cool? Yeah, that's great. That's so cool. Now, like kids, 24-year-old, and he is ballin'. All based off his dad, taking a PPO loan, risking it all, and how they all work for him. That cool. Yeah, and then such a cool story. And what happens is that people like, like, like, AOC, will be like, ah, this whack, you know, multi-millionaire. We got a taxi shit out of him. Like, do you know what he went through? Do you know the risky took the ingenuity? He just came up with a product people want, and he makes money, and they want to take, they want to punish people for that. They want to tax him 80%.

36:35That's, by the way, the social Democrats, just so you guys know, they would take some of my dad, and they'd go, okay, you make, you're making $100 million a year. We're gonna tax you, 80%. 90 million dollars for real. Because 10 million is behind it for you. And we're gonna take it without realizing that, when you have a business, you put that money back in the business because they're so fucking dumb. And they've never run a business because they're so fucking dumb for a second time. That's incredible, man. That is the American story. Right there, dude. That's why Thomas said, this is such a cool fucking story. So cool. Damn, that's so cool. Not bad, is? Yeah. Just saw an opening. Right? Also, it was like, I gotta do something. I can't get a job because I play baseball. There's no cool gloves. Let me see if I can make some gloves. Start selling those buddies. And just kind of like, contacted a factory in Indonesia. Figured out. Like, just like, I wanna make clothes. Yeah, it's a smart kid. That kids. Let's do these colors. That kids on the ball, by the way. Oh yeah.

37:35That kids on the ball. How about the dad? Like, you've told you he was like, Dad, I know you only got, we're in the family out there. Let me see the family, man. That's so cool. How about the dad risking on your 18 year old son? You're like, hi, we got this money. It's probably gonna keep us afloat, but. Kids are stud too. They're gonna bear mayor. Amazing. I love that. I, you know. Guard, yeah. Well, the family's originally from New Jersey. That's so great. The guards, though, the dude who I know. So cool. His name is Guard. I have cool, cool names. Great name. Dude, that's so cool. The from New Jersey. Yeah, that's so cool. That cool? Yeah, I love it. I absolutely love it. He didn't play in college. He just, no. That's the grant they got struck way lightning right there. Oh, there he is. Not funny. And then their logo's a lightning bolt.

38:38Man. That's so cool. I gotta start playing baseball. Do you, do anybody against privates in baseball? I don't. You don't? I'd love to get a private. Dude, you know, there's like leagues. There's like a drippin' Springs Men League. There's a Congress Men's League. And it looks pretty fun. They bring the family, they drink beer. Yeah, I'd love to get it off bad in cage. I did. I did. My problem is like, I can hit the ball pretty consistently if it's 60 miles an hour, getting the bat around in time for much faster. You'll be playing one of those men leagues for fun. It'd be fun. Yeah. They have like proper jerseys. It looks cool. I'd like that. Yeah, I know a bunch of you guys are playing those. They play every Sunday in drippin' Springs. The kids come out, there's food trucks. I love it. They get sewn in jerseys and shit. I'd love to do that. I'd love to do things in the evenings. Blow my hands to rings, but whatever. Well, you're hitting, how's your hitting? Would you ever do a men's league, Chin? I did, like, I mean, now this age, no.

39:39You play softball? When I was young, I played basketball. I sucked at basketball. I was always with the center, because I was tall. They just passed me the ball. I feel like if we got you in a men's softball, you could have some fun. I feel like if we got you in a men's softball league, you would never go. No, my friends had a softball thing. No, but I just mean you would not go to the games, you'd be in your apartment. And you... No, I love being around my friends. Yeah. That was our time to hang out, so. But I know, but you don't have tons of friends out here. Let's get you a softball league, some drippy jerseys out. Let's get you out of here. I'll get you out of here. I'll get you a man's game. Swagged out in Bruce Bolt, Gared. It's cool down a little bit, firstly, you know. It dude, it's cool down. We gotta fucking the day of the first day. Birken's hit. And he's the first day that it's bearable. Yeah. How about that? Yeah, we'll see. And yesterday my kids had soccer and I was sweating. Oh, yesterday was nice though. Did that breeze? Sort of. Really bad. Really bad. Tee, busty at football. Wasn't bad. Right now it's perfect. Yeah. They keep saying this rain, but what you don't want,

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43:07I'm a softball league. Yerning. Yerning. What a weird word. Yerning. First of all, do you recognize this guy, Brian? That's Bob Sparks. Oh, damn it, Bren. That's Bob Sparks. That's ozimpy. Bob Sparks. Great. I know, right? I love them. He's such a good guy, man. How's his career? Is he rapping? I guess like the last few years he's starting to come back up. He's getting a lot of like his flowers now from other rappers. So who knows what's going to happen with him, but yeah, that's how he looks now. He looks great. Hey there, Miss New Boo-Dee. Yep. Did you make decent money after Miss New Boo-Dee? No, I don't think I made any money. What? You didn't remember. Okay, so this is in the headlines too in sports. So there's like these reporters, two females and one guy I think, and they're just talking about the looks of some of the NBA players. Did you notice she's married? Yeah. One of them is well, I think one of them married. Yeah. And she's pretty hot too. Oh, good. I love the audio. It's not too crazy, but are they on the court or something?

44:07No, this is like for like the press conference thing I think. Okay. You know, they're always like walking around waiting for the thing to happen. Oh yeah. I'm white. I'm white. Orange. Orange. Orange. The blood he's a lion. He's like a lion. He's like a lion. He's like a lion. He's a fish personality. He's like, he seems like he's hella like a prick. You took place really? Yeah. Well, then the reporters might want to double check with their mics are off after this conversation. Yeah. It's stupid. I'm sure they're going to lose their jobs, but it's like if they lost their jobs, that's terrible. It's just they want their jobs. Probably. Yeah, they probably will. Yeah, you can't have that. That's her. Yeah. Yeah. She's so Sarah Hodgis has a whole husband, by the way, stay woke, fellas. I think that my thing is though, like that wasn't meant for the public that girls talk anyways. Yeah. Yeah. Like that's just normal conversation. Yeah. It's not like she was like, oh, I would suck to mine from the back. Like even if she was like, he's hella fine. He screams though. Hold on. What? Suck him from the back. Hold on. Okay. You don't have to say from the back, bro.

45:08Why? Because I don't want to picture her. Something from the back from like with a shitter. Yeah. And she's so she's bending it behind it. The edges of the beagle. So he's got a pants down. So she's pulling his hard day. Yeah. Down, which is painful. Yeah. And now it's going across his taint backwards. And she's got her nose right in the skin. And she's got a shitter. And why do you have to do that? Yeah. Oh, no girl says that. No, they do though. Guys say that. All you have for me. Hi, girls. Don't know. No, why did you have to do that? If Trinky planned it, she goes, I don't want to siphon that come out of his dick. No, she never said that either. From the back. I'm going to siphon. No. I'm going to siphon. I need you to. I'm going to say that siphon. Siphon that. Don't say siphon. No, I want to siphon. No, suck him off from the back. If this keeps playing, she goes, I want to suck that sweet nectar. No, no, I want to siphon that. I'm going to siphon that. How girl's talking back? Not how girls talk. And don't say that. That's news to me. Let's say that. That's news to me. God. I want to siphon that sweet nectar out of his cock.

46:10No, no. That's what she said. That's what she said. She's playing harsh. All right. We got the TMZ version. Yeah. All right. So here's some more sunny, hostile stuff. Here's the thing though. So are you guys familiar with this whole corner? What? I mean, milligrams. I mean, it's hitting you hard. No, it's it. Spit it out then, right? It's a matter of game. If it starts to make a difference. You swallow it, right? No. Yeah, I do. I know you're not supposed to. There you are. No. That's what they're designed for. No. Yeah, they're not spit. What? Do they say specifically? You're just fucking with them. No, I swear. You swore swallow. All right. Siphon that down in throat. Are you guys familiar with the Cornell 7 situation? Yeah. Back in the day. Yeah. It's a lot of cars. It's like 20, 24. So it's a bunch of frat bros and they were cues of gaping? Yeah. Drugging and gripping. However, the initial statement, well, I'm there all going to explain to you here.

47:11So let me just play this real quick. I actually have the statement that Jane Joe wrote at that time. And just give it to us in the sentence. We're not a lot of time. It's several pages long. I know, but it's nine pages long. Again, I'll bitch. We get to point. And I will say that under current New York state law, voluntary intoxication or drug use, and she voluntarily drank a lot. She voluntarily took a snorted ketamine off of one of the boys' body parts. Oh, well, even though she was highly intoxicated when she arrived at the frat house. She was highly intoxicated. But that was of her doing, right? She plans to meet one of the boy, young men. She allowed other boys and consented to other boys snorting ketamine off of her body. Okay. Under New York law, voluntary intoxication or drug use that merely impairs judgment does not legally constitute an inability to consent to sexual activity, right? So that means if you voluntarily ingest drugs, you voluntarily take alcohol.

48:16Do the other off of other body parts. Or can agree to have three sums which, in her statement, she agreed to have two separate three sums. Oh, boy. One boy did walk in. One young man did walk in and say, everybody out. So there was one person that did that. And according to her statement, three of the young men did not touch her. And so I say, I think I wonder if it's any of that. But I say all that to say the pictures of these young men who have not been charged, not been adjudicated, are being plastered all over the internet. I think people are reporting this story inaccurately. I think they're reporting it unfairly. Good for her. Well, this is something that we have to take very seriously. There is no way, according to her statement in 2024, that any prosecutor would have brought more. She was intoxicated. Under New York law. Under New York law. Yeah. Under New York law. She had a jack joy. She had a jack joy. She had a jack joy. And intoxication. You voluntarily drink 10 beers.

49:16Yeah. And just ketamine. And then do. But that intoxication. And voluntarily have two three sums. So with six guys. So basically she got well, she thought it was going to be the one guy. And then there's two she liked. I guess she was digging both. There's so much to this story. But ultimately, she the next day, she goes, my memories will apply to the way the guys are. And they plastered and they plastered the boys all over. And they try to ruin their whole life. And she said nothing illegal. She literally said to the police. I guess I just know also in college campuses up until just recently with the Trump administration, I believe overturn this. If a woman accused you of sexual misconduct or assault or whatever was, okay, in college, you didn't as the, as the accused. If there was what's called a quote, a preponderance of Evans, which means 51% whatever you want to call it. There was a star chamber, basically, people that kicked you out of school.

50:19And you weren't allowed to see what you weren't allowed to know anything about the accuser. You weren't allowed to see what they said about you. You weren't allowed to defend yourself, okay? That's why. And 200 cases have been counted. All 200 were overturned in court because that's not how you do things. And now they're like, you're not allowed to do that. You can't kick somebody's kick somebody out based on that. You have to go through a process of law. You have to go through a court. You have to, you have to see the evidence that's been presented to you. And this madness that's ruined a lot of lives. I can't believe you're spending that. I can't believe that was sunny's take. That's why I was surprised. Rare W for that color. Yeah. She's a lawyer. She's seen a lot of the stuff. She's absolutely right about that. Absolutely right. Of course, it has to be more details coming out. Yeah. You finally make a decision. But I like George Irons. Yes. A very low IQ. And whoopie Goldberg, low IQ. But yeah, that was a pretty like on the point take from sunny is whoopie Goldberg,

51:20George? No. What's your voice change? And if she changed her name, that's not a real name. That's a very Jewish name though. Yeah. Goldberg. Goldberg says, just as a kid. Yes. Not anything's wrong. That was just curious if she's Jewish. Right. But, uh, siphoning Ted Dancer's come. Remember that? She is. She is Ted. Hey, Ted. Yeah. Right? Buddy. Hey, buddy. Buddy. What are you doing with the warlock? What are you doing? She's, say we will. She's not a very attractive person physically. Not for, but, but effort. It's not like a never other. Never. Hey, Ted Dancer. Very, very, very confusing. You've already made it. You do not need to suck. Goldberg. It's not kids flopping. Ted. But I worked with him, by the way. Hey, Ted. Ted. Great. You're already a Lister. You're on chairs. Yeah. You don't need to suck. On, will be Goldberg's big floppy dreadlocks, right?

52:22Look, I don't know what get people going. It was, it's a strange thing. But, okay. Okay. Doesn't it update to the Clancy trial? Hold up. Yeah. God, I was just bitch would just go away. Just, just, just, just go away. Back and back to the evidence that was presented. And ask yourself, where's the evidence that she did this? Where is the evidence that she did this? Excuse me, sir? When you consider the evidence that the government has, you have the exercise bands. You have the, the woefully deficient DNA. You have the woefully deficient fingerprinting. You have the horrific, ridiculous investigation using the term, mostly by the police. There was no investigation. It was not even a horrendous investigation. There was no investigation. This entire case is based on speculation.

53:24Just just pause this for a sec. She said she, you can, you can, you can, you can see why police officers are so careful. A lot of times they have to go buy the book. Oh, yeah. And if they don't go by the book, they, they're taught that you're going to deal with that. Yeah. Some guy is going to tell you to stay in the, two plus two guys, two plus two has always been for, but there is no evidence actually if you talk to certain actors, what is the actor's name from Hustle and Flow? He'll tell you one times one is. Not one, but even two, but even the answer is like, oh, buddy, I already told them I did it. He's like, hey, you're in the right frame of mind. Hey, no, I went detailed by detail how I did it. Three years ago, you don't have it. It's murky now. It's murky. It's murky. And I am not a man because I've decided now that I am non-binary and you will address me as such. What is Getshin? Let's go with madness. That's right here.

54:26So there's a New York Times tech exec that was, there's a lot to this too where he was transitioning. Wait, he was? Yeah. So let's see. I forgot if it was his, you know what? Damn it. Let me, let me, uh, there's an actual video here. Hold up. They'll explain it better. Hold on. That's the same person. This is, okay. So no, no, no, no. This is his mother-in-law. Okay. I thought you could transition into that. You transition into a witch. Keep going. Yeah. So this guy anyway, he had like issues with his wife that the weird thing is like, so she was with him, she got married to him while he was transitioning into a woman, right? He was trying to transition, because he was, I guess he was, but another thing said that he was born a woman or something. So I don't know what the fuck is going on here. So maybe this was a woman and now is transitioned into man. I actually saved the explanations here. Hopefully it'll open up. Very interesting. Man, you don't know what life is going to throw at you.

55:26Your daughter meets a guy. Wait, you want to chose the lawyer though. Oh, man. Oh, no, man. I think this happened. I don't know, man. China is a good take on all this stuff. China's like, wait a minute. Like you, you, you, you imagine this is like your daughter. Oh, here. Some of the guy, he's great and all of a sudden, she comes home and she goes, we have some problems with marriage. What's going on? I mean, you guys just not communicating. Here we go. New York Times take executive. To allegedly shot to death by his in laws in California. They look like hardcore. Oh, they shot him. Him. That's another thing. They're, they're, they're elders. They're, they're, they're both like 77 years old. Yeah. The ride's over. They're like, yeah. Let's get off the ride right now. I got a jet. Hey. Hey, Janine, come over. He's like, my name is Greg. Sure. That's a difference. He's like his name

56:35conjunctvon issue that didn't occurs after, cause itself was a farm, done, have appreciate it. Connor, I'm gonna comeest I'm gonna put you down. We have a website that said this weekend and there we have all of theова останuances that are in to the home today, there we have a website that said it's called Jonathan Fowde restraining order in response to his estranged wife Candice Jane who also filed her own restraining order against him in 2020. He did a good job, Candice. He did a good job, Candice. That looks like a man. Candice attempted to gank medical tubes out of his body during his 2010 transition from a woman to a man. Despite this, the couple reportedly got married the following year. In the filing, he also said his mother-in-law labeled him a pervert in a disgusting queer. After they had a falling out over one of their grandchild's clothing choices. Oh, no. The couple also allegedly engaged in violent behavior toward each other. According to the documents, the man claims his estranged wife whacked him with a frying pan and was verbally abusive along with her mother to their children. Alameda County prosecutors charged Jonathan. So, was this why it was confusing? She was married to a woman. That's exactly why I looked at the chat GBT thing. Okay. Hold on.

57:36So I go, was Jonathan woman before he became a man? Said yes. Okay. All right. So that already tricked me out. There's a woman to a man back to a woman or what? Did he go through the female transition to male lived as a man? And then it says here, I go, did you try to just back to a female? So, maybe the parents found out that he used to be a, he's a biological female. But also it sounds like they're pushing that agenda on the kids too and the grandma grandpa. And then there is hold up. Yeah. And reports of abuse to the kids. Of course. She used it for child abuse. Yeah. But that's woman on woman there. So if you saw someone says, do you trust this? You can try to become a female again. I would, I'll tell you what, by the way, we got technology. Testosterone on that level really does turn you into a guy. He looks like a guy. So I wrote, I asked this a lot. So it says no, he didn't meet her after he had already been fully transitioned for years.

58:36They were together during the period when he was transitioning. Yeah. But I don't know. Yeah. But anyways, the two grandparents thought he was in trouble and they both, they both shot him. Even the woman. They probably were like, you know what? He's bad for the kids. We're gonna go to jail, but this is for our grandchildren. But why wouldn't it just one shoot him so the kids have a grandma? Teamwork, baby. Teamwork, that's a little overkill. That's a ride or die for you, but you're never gonna see your lady again. That's fucked up. You both got to, you know, it's not like you're gonna share a jail cell. Well, they're never gonna be able to talk to each other. No, but I think both of them decided, you know what? This person's gonna screw up our grandchildren. We're gonna sacrifice ourselves. But it's kind of done when you think about it because now the grandkids don't have either grandma grandpa and they don't have their dad mom. Well, so here's the thing. Dad mom. He's not. He's not, here's how you don't solve problems typically. You don't go shoot somebody in a parking lot. And Dublin, California. Never heard of it.

59:38Live there for many years, never heard of it. Sounds like a fake story. Yeah, speaking of fake stories, potentially fake stories. Love this. You saw this already, Brian? No, but I just love all. You liked the old guy carrying Logan jokes? So this, apparently this was filmed by a neighboring woman that saw that this guy was some old dude that still, you know, brings back, you know, airport packages get lost. So he'll deliver him back to their houses, whatever, but he's older. So he's, they filmed him struggling through the, the stair share. A scan. Last week we told you about the outpouring of donations to a go fund me set up for an eight, seven hundred forty five thousand dollars what they had. A gauge to pay for his wife's cancer treatment. Well, as Alison Hall reports, after questions were raised, for me right away, I go, there's nothing in those, those, those are light. The way he's lifting those, those two cases, there's nothing in there. No, go fund me account that was supposed to be the neighbor that filmed this.

1:00:40I just know that in acting, if you're shooting a movie or TV show, always put something in the, in the, yes, you can, it'll give you an empty suitcase. And if you're smart, you're going to put something in there because it's got to look like that because it's really hard to fake. Yeah. The nations are all being refunded. Video of an 81 year old man struggling to deliver lost luggage moved many Americans to tears. The go fund me site raised an impressive seven hundred and forty five thousand dollars for Donald Johnson and his wife Josephine, who suffers from pancreatic cancer. But now a disturbing turn of events. Every penny of the donations that poured in has been refunded and go fund me deactivated the fundraising efforts after determining what it calls actual misrepresentation. Okay. Donald Johnson was originally posted by a woman named Aaron Howell, who wanted to remain anonymous. She says those were her suitcases that Johnson was delivering after they had been lost at the airport. But Aaron Howell turns out to be a made up name concocted by the Johnson's daughter Amy.

1:01:44I didn't think that it would be a big issue to put the name as someone else because she wasn't going to let me use her name. So I put Aaron Howell. Now, the reason I chose that name is Howell is my mother's maiden name and Aaron is my middle name. It was an honest mistake. I understand that it reached their terms of service. What did go fund me say to you before they took down the survey? So he really does do this. They said that they wanted to speak to everything. So everything is fucked up. So he really is delivering. However, everything's supposed to be factual and true. But the woman didn't really share this is what the go fund me. This is what the daughter told go fund me in private that the video was actually shot by the daughter and she's a kind of replaying what happened. You know what I'm saying? I got it. So it was a staged stage. Yeah, it was staged. Even though it's a true story, it does do it. What do you really do? Damn. And she really has cancer. I have sympathy now. But in this interview, she says it wasn't her video. But then she told go fund me that it actually was her. Yeah. So that's like it's the kind of much trouble right there.

1:02:44I get it. It's still doing work. Yeah, it's still doing the work. And it's still has cancer. Yeah, I give them money. She just wanted to figure out a way to go. Hey, I don't want my dad doing this. My mom's dying. He's trying to raise money. Yeah, I sympathize. Yeah. I sympathize. Yeah. Give them the money. That's a story. Damn. Hey, dude, this is what's trending. You guys wanted it the trending talk. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. Okay. Well, they didn't's tell him to explain this because obviously me and Brian would probably not know. But yeah, he was cut. It's he. Okay. Is he not performing his shoulder still er, he's a monster great player. How old is he? To old instild be playing. 33 damn that's that's young, Bob, isn't it?

1:03:47But how long has Odo Beckham been then, a fell see down below if you just hit it, Jin, yep. 11 seasons, time very long time. 33 is all this fuck. He's got all the money. He's got money, right? You would hope. Yeah, you'd hope. He'll find the he'll find with his name recognition. He'll find stuff to after football, right? The brown, I'm pretty sure the Broncos sign them confirm that, Jin. Huh? Why do they sign them because it is knowledge of the game. He's still play a leader. Good locker room guy. Get can can impart wisdom to younger. Yeah. Yeah. 33, huh? I guess when you play that long, that's a lot of wear and turn your body. I don't see anything on that. Interesting. Man, that's a ruthless game with the way you get cut. Yeah. I remember the is let a great run though. Yeah. One of the best. He was so good and I say to.

1:04:51Is he good on the mic as well? He is right. I don't know anything about him, but he seems like he's like he's very, very colorful. Yeah. Good looking guys for women's love. So could he do the whole pot? You know, everyone's going into podcasting and doing those shows. I don't know. I'm sure. Alrighty. I just saw this, but I didn't get the chance to read it because it just happened recently. Yeah. But yeah, I guess there was a potential hijacking. The pilot was really, I guess it was a is this really plane. He got stabbed that one pilot tried to stab the other pilot and tried to crash the plane. Why? Because he was, I think Arabic and it was it was on it was over in Dubai. It says the incident could have been an attempted September 11th dollar terror attack. Yeah. They're trying to see if you are approaching his. So it's an attempted jihadist terror attack. Yeah. Wow. And the pilot was was the pilot. Is really I'm not sure either way.

1:05:53Interesting. I tried to murder the cases. Who's that? But apparently the entire plane attacked the guy. They're like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, there is on Dubai because it was a plane full of Israelis. Yeah, and there was some footage right Instagram footage. Really? Let me see here of the passengers trying to apprehend them. Yeah. Did the pilot die? No, this might be it right here. Well, there's after this. Yeah, the gig is up. We're trying to take over our planes like the passion to go if we don't do some, this thing's going to crash. We got to fuck it off. Yeah. Wow. And this is Netanyahu. Hold on. So I see this real quick. They usually have security. At least that one guy has his phone out. Pretty fucking scary.

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