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Ancient History, Diddy Fall Out, CM Punk, Billboard Top 10 Game - #73 · The Grounded Show

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Yo, what it do? We back again once again. It's the incredible,
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the incredit list, the big Mexicans. But yeah, man, we
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back again after another beautiful round of technical difficulties. I have yet another look,
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so I don't know, let's see if this wants stay. This freaking
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camera, man, I can't get my computer to recognize my camera, like
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and it only messes up, like when I try to set up a stream
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yard. I think it's like a stream yard thing. Yeah. I was
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trying to software the stream one day and it wouldn't take my my go bro,
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some ship just don't fuck with it no matter what you do. Yeah,
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it hurts my soul, but at least my soul is a strong soul.
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And then you go with the ship out and there's nothing. Yeah.
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Facts, Yo. On Netflix, there's this thing. I don't even know
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what it's called, but it's just basically like about ancient Rome and it's fire
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bro. I gotta come with the name. But if you see it,
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like it's like one of the new things that popped up, it just basically
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takes you through like the saga of like different emperors in Rome and like kind
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of how they came to power and how they fell. It's pretty dope.
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You gonna talk to them one day. I will when when the aliens come,
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scoop me up straight to ask Julius Caesar like hey Julius, and he'll
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be like, hey, what a dude. I'll be like, hey,
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my friend Joe doesn't care that you existed, and then he's just gonna hit
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you with a laser beam. At least I'm on the right side, bro,
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I'm on the alien side. Remember Independence Day autumn, people went to
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the top of the building thinking the aliens was gonna to take them with them,
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and they all just got blasted. Yeah, all the people came up
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with their little signs. They went to the top of the roof in one
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of the high rise buildings and they were showing the signs to the spacecraft that
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was above it. Oh yeah, yeah. It was shorty with with with
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the black hair ye and the thing opened and let out the freaking kame and
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all of them. Yeah, that's a good movie. I think that's how
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it really happened to aliens. What I what I was trying to get at,
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if you ever really found out the secrets of this world, Like,
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first of all, you special, if you were to find out. But
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what you're gonna do with ain't nobody gonna believe you what you're gonna do with
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information? Does that just satisfy your soul knowing it? Like, what would
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you truly do? I'm gonna look like that that meme of the guy that's
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like, so this so this is my thing? Why is that your spin
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on it? Nobody was talking about knowing the secrets of the world. No,
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just to be curious about it means you would like to know one day,
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yes or no. I mean I don't necessarily want to know the secrets
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of the world. I just like to hear about what happened in the past,
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you know what I'm saying. But allegedly, well, what are you
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talking about, because I'm talking about what actually happened in the past, Like
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I'm not speculating on like any aliens or anything like that. Like the thing
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I'm watching about Rome is just straight like factual things, you know what I
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mean. It says, who oh, so you're saying that that's okay if
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you didn't live through it, you're just choosing to believe those are facts.
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Facts are facts. Yes, But it was reading the scripture, the scriptures
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that nobody can read the scriptures in the Vatican of shit that nobody else knows
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about. Those are the scriptures that are out, you know, that were
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released that everybody chooses to believe. Are facts. I get where you're saying.
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You saying slavery never happened, bro, No, no, no visual
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evidence. That's why there's this visual evidence of slavery. I'm talking about before
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that before before the Americans, according to I get what you're saying. But
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when if you start going down that rabbit hole, then you can't believe anything
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you know. But that's why. No. But the whole point that we
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have, because we had this conversation in the Chatu Nless, it's like,
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when you think about it, that's crazy. And I was like, I
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don't think about that far back. I don't think about that, because what's
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that going to do for me to think about that far back? Because you
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were talking about like the start of the civilization and everything about the alien start.
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That's what I'm saying, that far back, I don't know if I
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even want to think of that. I don't even know what I would do
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with that knowledge if ever came to it. I've always been fascinated with history,
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and I'm one of the people that that stands by that thing where they
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say, if you don't know your history, you're doing to repeat it.
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Like all this stuff, it plays a part in understanding people. It plays
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a part. It's to me modern history, though I agree with that to
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the point of modern history, to like d doctor, That's where I vehemanly
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disagree because I believe people were pretty much the same from the beginning. The
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means were different, you know what I'm saying. Just because somebody didn't have
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a computer, I ain't mean they an't have the same thoughts that you have
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right now, you know what I mean. They was just thinking about different
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things. But it's the same instincts. It's the same feelings that don't change.
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It was like even like a point I was trying to make to my
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wife is like you you hear about some of these emperors in Rome, and
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you could see how if if somebody like Donald Trump was in that context,
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he would be doing the same thing because in modern times he's trying to do
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what they did then, which is basically like up in the government and just
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take over, you know what I mean. Oh dang, almost lost my
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voice. I started talking about Trump and the FBI started tapping in dog.
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But yeah, like that's just kind of how I like to think about it.
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Like every time I look at it, it's like more the huge Like
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I'm more into like the human side of it, like what situations were these
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people in and their reactions to him, you know what I mean? And
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if you think about it in a practical way, that's the thing that interests
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me, you know what I mean, Like thinking about somebody in those times
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and you hear the circumstances they were in, and you hear the things that
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they said that they did, and then you can kind of put together in
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your head like if it kind of makes sense or not, you know what
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I mean. And just even like I was hearing some dude I forgot his
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name, man, but on a podcast and he was just basically saying,
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like one of the things about history that's funny to him is that all these
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things that people talk about, like even with like the alien stuff that you
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were mentioning, like people have you know, they'll see like a crazy shape
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or something in a rock and say, like they'll they'll come to some wild
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conclusion that it ties to an alien civilization or whatever, And it's like the
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guy was basically making the point of that might have just been somebody that was
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walking by and just drew a random thing just because they was bored, and
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they just kept walking and it was just preserved there. And now we're making
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all these assumptions and deductions and trying to tie it into what civilization and this,
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and that it might have been just somebody doodling because they was bored,
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you know what I mean. And that's like the human side of it that
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I'm talking about. Like we always try to come up with these crazy stories
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and all this stuff, but if you really break it down to like just
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feelings and reactions to feelings, you can kind of understand certain things. And
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like like I said, with the history thing, like I'm real big on
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like I could kind of analyze certain things about the way people are and you
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can kind of see where that's going to lead just based on history, you
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know what I mean, Like you know certain people that did certain things.
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Like it's kind of like that thing where like you'll see it in like different
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forms like in movies and shows or whatever. But it's like a joke that
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they always use in like skits or in movies where it's somebody trying drugs for
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the first time and they have like a thing in them that the people kind
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of know like, oh man, we start, you know, you open
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a can of worm with this one. You know, like they know that
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person is going to do drugs every single day after that, you know what
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I mean. Like there's like just certain things that people exhibit that you just
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know, like, all right, this is where that path leads, you
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know what I mean. It kind of goes back to the things we always
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talk about, like you're very conscious of making certain decisions cause you know that
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the other decision leads down the path that you don't want to go down.
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And I feel like the only way you could really understand that from every angle
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is just to study history, you know what I mean, because that's showing
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you, like all these different situations people are in and how they react,
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and if you translate it to your time and kind of like try to find
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an equivalent to it, it kind of makes sense of like all these personalities
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and all these things people be trying to do and everything, you know what
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I'm saying. I think I'm like in between, like I kind of I
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like fall under the ignorance's bliss, you know, mindset. But I also
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go down plenty of rabbit holes once I learned something, Like once I learn
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something, I'll go, you know what I'm saying, figure out all the
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details. Like I randomly learned about Sarah Bartman. She was like this black
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woman that was like apparently like back then, you know, like a woman
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being like thickly shaped and having a big button all that stuff. It was
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considered like a freak thing. Like it was like you know what I'm saying,
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and she was actually marketed like oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I
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know, I remember, I didn't remember the name, but I know what
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you're talking about, where they would have like a real crazy drawing of her,
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like oh, come see this person and it's like crazy curves in her
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body and stuff like that. She was like yeah yeah. And then you
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know, I mean, obviously you fast forward to today and it's like that's
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the thought out there. Yeah, you know what I mean. So it's
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like you think about it from that standpoint, it's like I'll go down rabbit
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holes like that, you know what I mean, comparing to like today,
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But but that modern history, you know what I mean, that's documented.
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There's grap images of her you can see, so you can verify the truth
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what was written. It's just words telling us this. There's no in hieroglyphics,
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and so like this is this is what kind of fuels my belief in
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Aliens. One we talked about the Pyramids, like they were so technologically at
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the fans that there's no way they just came up with that ship on their
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own, because it was years before any other civilization knowing the man could even
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come up with that. So you saw when you know, Kink touch to
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him. Then they opened it and you remember, you know, his big
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head piece and they had like all the lines and stuff. So they thought
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it was like one big solid head piece that they designed out of gold or
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whatever, and they put together. When they broke it apart, it was
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like a thousand individual pieces that they sat there, perfectly molded. They were
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all perfectly the same size, and they just kind of welded each one one
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by one. And to have that kind of precision, that kind of intelligence
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technology at that time and it never showed up again for like three thousand years,
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is crazy. There actually be something there. That's why. That's the
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kind of stuff I like, that's the kind of stuff I ever find out
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of the truth, they'd be like, yup, see that's what I thought.
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It was something like that, but other things like like things were just
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written and things like that, Like I don't really deep deep thought in it.
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That's the kind of history I like, like in your mind, what's
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like the cutoff of where you want to you know, learn about something about
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uh who runs Zoro? No? No, I'm saying like a year,
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like, oh, how far back will you go? I think when they
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started, I think it was like the I think right after the Roman Empire,
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when they actually started documenting things and paintings where they actually have paintings and
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things they painted everything. I think visually, visually visual evidence other than just
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words is what I would consider more facts than anything else before that. I
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don't know. I can't I can't name a time. I don't know.
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So check this out. I don't know the name of this either, But
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according to what you told me, a series that I finished watching that I
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really liked that you just triggered in my mind is a series about castles in
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Europe. Have you seen that one? No, it's on it's on Netflix.
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It's it's I forgot the name, but it's basically a series see where
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it's Great British Castles, yep. So they'll take a different castle in Great
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Britain and basically they'll do the same thing they do with the Roman at the
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Emperor thing. They'll kind of just tell you who built it, what it
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was used for, how many times it was taken, like all the different
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details about like how how they got through wars and stuff, and even just
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like the thought of when you're establishing yourself on the land or whatever, like
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it's a big thing where you're going to place the castle, you know what
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I mean, because the strategic location of the castle is going to determine how
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well you're equipped to deal with people trying to take over where you're at,
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you know what I mean. So it's just crazy seeing like how that as
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the years passed it went more and more into the mindset when creating the castles,
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the locations like all, and it just still exists to this day,
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so you can literally go and see, I mean, you might have access
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to it. That's something that still resides to this day, which is that's
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the kind of stuff I like, that's the kind of stuff I get deep
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thought about because like, if I see that one day, that'll be dope
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to just take in. But stuff that I've read about in the in the
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history, like you guys know about the Secrets of Fatima, No sou If
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Fatima is a was it? Let me see? It was a small uh.
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I can't even remember right now, but yeah, three young shepherds were
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in in a small province somewhere and the Virgin Mary appeared to them and gave
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them three secrets, right, and the three secrets nobody believed them. Everybody
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the three little kids, three little kids, and they thought they were crazy.
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And the three secrets was about prophecies that was going to happen. And
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two of them already happened. I don't want to get too deep into it.
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Two of them already happened. In the third one, supposedly, it's
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still locked up in the Vatican to this day. And this is the true
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story. They have the pictures of the kids, they have the pictures of
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the whole event happening, they have the documentation. They locked those three sects
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up in the Vatican, and the Vatican still holds that third secret about this
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huge everybody's saying it's the apocalypse and they know exactly when and how it's gonna
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happen, like I think in predicted like the World War and like the plague
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and stuff like that. That kind of stuff like that's so so deep.
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So what the word am I looking for? So specific? That kind of
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stuff so specific? That and the fact that the Vatican Is hasn't locked up
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that third streaking no one still knows what it is. That's the kind of
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shit I do think about it, like, damn, wonder what that I
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wonder what that third one is? You know, that's the kind of stuff
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that I feel like what you described, is this the other side of the
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same coin of like the Roman stuff, just like the same type of thing.
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Yeah, it's just a different topic. Yeah, that's why I told
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you, like when you were explaining it, like I wasn't trying to dog
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anything you said. I get it, But that specific topic, it's not
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something that I care to know, care to find out one day. I
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don't think that's gonna change anything about the things that I think about. So
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are you interested in like monoliths like the have been you know that that are
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in different places around the world. No, not too much, because it's
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I mean it's a real thing. Yeah, yeah, you are you aware
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of that? Quincy like different monoliths around the world. So basically, like
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a monolith is like a big stone structure, and there's a whole bunch of
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them, like basically placed at different places around the world. And it's kind
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of like with the Pyramids, where they don't know how they formed those rocks.
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They don't know how those rocks got to where they're at because some of
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the rocks are like from places that there's nowhere in that area and they didn't
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have any way of importing it at the time, so they kind of don't
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know how it got there. But it's basically one of the common threads with
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a lot of these monoliths, and they're all over the world, but they
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all line up with the sun two times out of the year, you know
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what I mean, And the way they line up is like basically a degree
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or less off. But at the same time, at the time that they
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were built, they probably weren't a degree off. Even though a degree is
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a tiny margin of error, it was probably perfect when they built it.
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You can just deduce from like the Sun's the cycles of the sun, the
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cycles of the Earth and everything. But basically it's these things that they kind
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of have no explanation for why they're here. And it's one of those things
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like Joe's talking about. They have all these different theories, they have different
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writings and different things that they can kind of make assumptions from. But I
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think the I understand what you're saying, Joe. But for me, when
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I look at stuff like that, I think about the human side more than
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anything, and I just like to make my own conclusion, you know what
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I mean, Because like I said, I kind of see what the facts
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are, like the stuff that is irrefutable, and then I'll take all the
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little extra stuff and you know, depending on how credible I feel like it
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sounds, I'll let it weigh in on my decision or not. But I'll
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always just think about it from the lens of like what makes the most practical
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sense, which is like how you said, there's these certain things that even
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in practicality, there's what is it called, there's an aspect to it that
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is like phenomenal, phenomenal or like supernatural, Like how the UFOs that have
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been cited and the things that they've done, the way that they've been recorded
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and you're just making movements that you can't explain. Those are the kind of
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things that you look at and you're like, Okay, this really happened,
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but we just can't explain it at all, you know what I mean?
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It is Yeah, And to wrap it up, I think we don't want
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to go deep dive here, but like you know, the pyramids are aligned
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with the Orion's belt. They literally aligned with the three stars on the Orion's
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belt, each one of the pyramids of Giza. I think in the pyramids
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in Mexico too, the Americas also aligned with that. And for them to
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have that kind of technology before telescopes even existed, for any kind of tools
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or resources to allow them to do that and be so precise, that's unexplainable.
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That is a phenomenon, and that, you know What's something that I've
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thought about with what you just mentioned, Like I feel like when people look
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back at these structures and like the pyramids, like you're saying and everything,
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I kind of feel like they discount the slave aspect of it too. Much
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like when you have millions of slaves, you can get a lot of stuff
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done, you know what I mean, Like that they have so much documentation
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of how like the large number of slaves throughout history that were at a certain
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time different places like and then they wonder, oh, how did they do
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that? Bro, you got millions of people with minds exactly. They were
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just humans like the people that were that were enslaving them. Geniuses existed forever.
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So it's a good point. And even just workers, you know what
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I'm saying, You have millions of capable workers that you are legally allowed to
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just slave to death. Like these weren't workers that they were literally exhausting them
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to the point of death on these like when they were building pyramids, when
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they were building monolists, when they're building castles, even the castles were talking
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about, Bro, these these weren't the people owning the castle putting the bricks
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together and everything. Bro. They had slaves the same way building these castles
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that last throughout. Like you said, these castles were built fourteen hundreds,
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fifteen hundreds, seventeen hundreds and they're still standing. Now. You know what
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I'm saying, it's it's crazy. And like I said, I always felt
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like people discount too much the slavery aspect of it. And that's something that
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even I've heard mentioned. That's interesting to me also is that they've kind of,
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like I've heard people hint so basically saying like people would rather give people
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would rather say aliens did something than say black people did it, Brown people
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did it, Spanish people did it. You know what I mean, Like,
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Oh, there's no way these people figured this out. This had to
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be an alien that came down here, you know what I mean. It's
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a really good point. So and and that, like those are like the
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things that like I kind of think about when I see these things. I
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always I always find it funny how we as humans kind of like romanticize the
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past like it was anything different than now, you know what I mean,
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It was just like I said, you're in a different set of circumstances,
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but you're doing the same thing. You're trying to survive, you're trying to
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have a good life, you're trying to make sure you have food, shelter.
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Like the situations changed, but it's the same mindset and everybody's trying to
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taste it the same way and all the And that's what I'm saying. So
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like these people were so smart and so innovative, innovative, and then they're
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gone, and they people discredit them and they try to make all these rumors.
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And now you think of the smartest people that existed in our times,
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Nikola, Tesla, Steve Jobs, and all of a sudden, they just
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fucking vanished before their time. And then there's just people like honestly just forgot
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about them, and it's like, nah, they weren't that smart. They
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didn't come up with shit. And that's what I'm saying. I think Tesla
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came up with time travel, Bro, I really think he did. Yeah.
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I think that when you do those deep dives on Tesla pause, he
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has like just crazy things and theories and support the two head. Yeah.
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Man, it's wild and kind of, like you said, way too ahead
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of his time. Who knows who those people were back in the time when
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they weren't documenting that kind of stuff that just came up with these crazy innovative
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concepts for building engineering, you know they discovered you know, just Bro,
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I just for me, Bro, Like the phenomenal part to me is like,
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how do you even discover something like gravity orbit navigating with the stars,
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Like how do you like dog? You could explain that to me right now,
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And it was crazy amount of time to catch on, you know,
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to discover how to get our cameras to work with software. Bro, you
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know what I'm saying. You feel what I'm dog Like, it's crazy.
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It's like that's why, like even to me, like something like a TV
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is like a crazy miracle to me. Like I think we've talked about it
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before, but it's like you could explain to me all the components and how
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it works and how I'm looking at you guys right now and you're in a
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completely different place, you know what I mean, and we're having a live
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conversation. I understand, Like it's kind of like you said in the beginn
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and Joe, I understand the facts that you gave me and presented to me
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and said, hey, this is the logic that you're gonna use to make
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this make sense. I understand that, but it still doesn't compute in my
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head. And somebody pulled it out they ass and just said, hey,
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I'm gonna put these metal components together and now you guys can talk like,
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Bro, it don't make sense, dog yep, but it's crazy, man.
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As you could tell, this conversation has been brought to you by a
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puff code. But Yeah, man, a little bit of follow up pause,
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super pause on this topic, but a little bit of follow up on
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Diddy he stepped down from Revolt. They've been like doing, like how they
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always do with everybody, try to find any little clip that will make you
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look any kind of way, and those have all been popping up. You
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know, the little conspiracy theories are popping up as well, where people are
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saying that this is only happening the Diddy because he was trying to get control
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of his liquor, and you know, all the stuff is popping up.
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Happened to Cosby because he was gonna take over INBC. What's it called.
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Michael Jackson was supposed to be making a play to buy Sony music. He
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ended up overdosing. M h. It's just a lot of a lot of
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things popping up with this whole ditty situation. I just kind of wanted to
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get your thoughts overall as more information has come out, as they're saying that
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a lot of a lot more lawsuits are getting ready to come down the pike
25:33
as well. Yeah, I mean, I think that we kind of knew
25:37
this was gonna come, like from the time that they kind of reopened the
25:41
Pop investigation, and we were talking about Keith was d rightd We was talking
25:47
about that with like a month month and a half ago. We kind of
25:49
already kind of foresaw all of this, you know what I'm saying playing out
25:53
as far as not obviously not the details, but just that it was about
25:59
to start turning up for Like, that's just kind of how it happens,
26:00
man, you know what I mean, Like it's like a domino effect.
26:03
You know, that's canceled culture in a nutshell, you know what I mean,
26:07
Like one thing happens and and everything else is going to come out.
26:12
You know what do you think Joe I told you? Man? I felt
26:18
listening to Diddy's last album. I felt he was sending a message like this
26:23
is it for me? Like he he predicted his in minds, like the
26:27
Life out the Death, like he knew It's like yep, there there.
26:32
I'm not I'm not saying he's completely guilty of everything that's going on, but
26:34
I felt like he knew they're gonna take me down. My time is coming.
26:41
I've wore out my welcome and the industry is gonna take me out.
26:45
They've had enough of me. They're gonna find whatever they could find, good
26:49
or bad, true or false. But I think they're taking ditty out.
26:56
I think that and that's why I like How. I don't like How,
26:59
but it's funny how Revolt and their message of did he step down was like,
27:03
oh, he didn't even deal with the day to day. He wasn't
27:06
even part of the ship. But he's stepping out. So if he's not,
27:08
then what you're worried about. What you're worried about? Then you know,
27:12
if he's not making the data decision, he's over the data day.
27:15
Keep them quiet, shareholder and move on. Uh. It's not like like
27:19
revolts cool, but let's talk about it. It's not NBC in a ESPN.
27:25
It's not Disney people going to watch. It's like the same thing that
27:30
happened with Uh. You know what I'm saying, Like they're associated with them.
27:36
They'd this is such a huge brand. Though it's a brand period,
27:41
Bro. It could be uh, ain't Jemima bro at the end of the
27:45
day, you know what I mean? Like, if they got to protect
27:48
their brand, you know, I got like kind of like a little different
27:52
spind on it. I had to look this quote up and I don't even
27:57
know if it's the exact one, but it it's the point across. So
28:03
I have here never wallowed with the pig and the mud because you get dirty
28:07
and the pig likes it. So what I'm saying with that is kind of
28:12
like to tie into the music industry talk and you know, all the stuff
28:17
we've been talking, you know, just over the last you know months,
28:22
When you get into the the throws of all this, you know, people
28:30
money hungry, power hungry, and a whole bunch of people that are down
28:33
to do questionable things just to get ahead. I mean, you live by
28:37
the sword, you die by a sword, you know what I'm saying.
28:40
Like we've all seen in her what Diddy's been on, as far as like
28:44
a businessman like, you can't get to that position without stepping on some toes.
28:48
You can't get without get to that position without doing some people wrong,
28:52
you know what I mean. It goes back to the old adage you can't
28:55
double your successes if you don't double your failure, and those failures have people
28:59
attached to it, you know what I'm saying. And as you you know,
29:03
you go up the ladder and you do these things when it's when the
29:07
time comes around. The time comes around, you know. I mean there's
29:10
certain people that they get to ride into the sunset because they conducted themselves a
29:15
certain type way on their rise and on the way up. Like you look
29:21
at somebody like the rock bro. He has so much support and people are
29:25
so behind him no matter what, because up until this point and as far
29:30
as we know, he's treated everybody great and people have nothing but good things
29:34
to say about him. You know, he comes from humble beginnings A lot
29:37
of times that kind of puts things in perspective for people. And maybe he's
29:41
just one of those people. But you know somebody like Diddy where you just
29:45
always kind of seen the type of time he was on. I mean you've
29:48
been bringing back to like making the band. I say that it was TV.
29:53
Yeah, you know, you hamming it up for TV. But there's
29:56
you know, the type of stuff he was making people do, and and
30:00
just the power aspect of it, you know what I'm saying, Like just
30:04
literally having the he he was operating from the mindset of like a studio,
30:11
like the way the way artists paint the picture of like a studio head.
30:17
That's that's how did he was acting and making the band, like knowing that
30:21
they have the keys to your success, and it's like, what are you
30:23
gonna do for it? How are you gonna get to And it's probably where
30:26
he had to go through too on the way up yep. And then it's
30:30
like that reputation, like the way Cheappelle Shrow made a whole skin about it,
30:36
you know what I mean that we all laughed at, but we laughed
30:37
because it was true. And it's like, bro, you could either change,
30:45
change the process and just be a part of the problem. And you
30:48
know, from my point of view, just based on the facts that we've
30:51
been provided, it looks like, you know, he's he's he made his
30:56
better and he's laying in it. You know, there's a certain aspect of
31:00
that kind of rise that it's kind of like dealing drugs. Bro. It's
31:03
like, you know that's where that's going. You know where it is,
31:06
and you can't be surprised where it goes where it's supposed to go. You
31:10
know, the same story they knight you, they going good knight you with
31:17
exactly, And it's just the reality of the situation. That's why, like
31:21
for example, even like with the whole young thug trial and all that stuff.
31:23
It's like, even if he's innocent, even if he's guilty, whatever
31:27
the case is. Bro, all your music and all you've talked about is
31:33
killing people. How you're making people's mamas cry, you know all this,
31:37
you know, all these drugs you putting on the street, Like that's you
31:41
putting that in your own music. Like so at the end of the day,
31:44
regardless of what the truth is, you made your bed. Now you're
31:47
laying it, you know what I'm saying, Like, that's the ass Like
31:51
to me, that's the aspect that so many people, oh, like specifically
31:56
when I'm talking to people, they love to like vehemently ignore that aspect of
32:05
things, like how much they have a hand in this stuff that happens,
32:09
you know what I mean. And people always have that mentality, even like
32:13
looking at other situations where it's like, oh poor thing, you know what
32:15
I mean, Like I learned a long time ago, like that whatever story
32:21
you hear from somebody, the other person that they're talking about is given that
32:24
same story to the person they know, you know what I mean. Nobody's
32:29
telling the story saying I was the bad guy in the situation. You know
32:32
what I mean, everybody's telling the story that they was the good guy because
32:36
from their vantage point, they was the good guy. Yeah, that's crazy.
32:39
And that's like something i've personally seen, Like I'll see something going down
32:46
and then I'll see someone tell the story and like exactly how it went down,
32:51
you know, And that's history and exactly what's written, and that's what
32:57
we know and those are the And another great quote is, you know,
33:01
Victor, history is written by the winners, you know what I mean.
33:06
And it's like if you're warring against another country, another territory, another empire,
33:13
another kingdom, whatever the case is, and you defeat them, you're
33:19
the one that's around to tell the story. You know what I'm saying,
33:22
Your history is the one that's gonna stick because you're the one that's that's stayed,
33:25
you know what I'm saying, So go ahead, finish that real quick.
33:30
Now, I say that is just a crazy it's just a crazy concept
33:34
to me. Also, like when we're hearing stuff, it's like, you
33:36
know, off rip, you're not getting the whole story. So that's a
33:39
good transition into seeing Punk's return, Yes, sir, and the story he
33:45
told and now he's coming back. So it's like, was your story true?
33:50
And just to kind of catch everybody up, slash let them know see
33:54
him Punk as a wrestler. So I'm gonna just give like a general explanation
33:59
where anybody I could understand it. You don't even got to know wrestling.
34:01
So he worked at the WWE, which is the biggest wrestling company. That's
34:06
where the Rock, John Cena, all the wrestlers, you know, they're
34:09
from WWE. So he was the biggest star in WWE in the late two
34:15
thousand, you know, late two thousands, early twenty tens, you know
34:19
what I mean. He was like the only thing, like he was like
34:22
the biggest star in an era where people aren't really watching wrestling like they used
34:27
to, you know what I mean. So you probably never heard of him,
34:29
but if you're a wrestling fan or you're just kind of like a pop
34:31
culture fan in general, you know who's seeing Punk is. So he was
34:37
at a WWE event. He had a disagreement with the management. He walked
34:40
out. It was a big deal because they they're doing TV shows, you
34:44
know what i mean, and they're live TV shows. So if somebody walks
34:46
out on their job, during a live TV show. It's gonna make it's
34:51
gonna make a lot of noise, especially for the fans, you know.
34:54
So he walked out. Then he does a podcast with a fellow wrestler and
34:59
base airs out all his dirty laundry from WWE, like talking about how they
35:05
don't take you know, alleging that they don't take care of their wrestlers,
35:08
that they have people working hurt, that the conditions aren't good, that they're
35:14
basically they're basically he's basically accused them of doing illegal things as far as like
35:20
working environment, as far as like pay and different things like that. He
35:24
ended up getting sued by a couple of the people that he accused in the
35:28
podcast. It was like a big loss. So it was a big thing.
35:31
The guy that was his friend that he did the podcast with, they
35:35
ended up having a falling out because of it. Like it was just a
35:38
whole big situation. So years later, he starts wrestling for a rival company,
35:45
and when he's wrestling at the rival company, things start happening there.
35:49
Reports are coming out that he's having arguments with the wrestlers there with the management
35:52
there. There was a physical altercation backstage at an event where he got suspended,
35:59
he comes back again, has another blow up and is just unceremoniously fired
36:05
and he's gone from the second company. Was the second company which is by
36:12
the way, just so you know, I literally it just came out that
36:15
the owner of A A W. I think, what, Tony Khan.
36:20
That's the son of Shad Khan, who was the owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
36:24
Right, So Tony Khan he kept saying no comment to you know,
36:30
making comments about seeing Punk leaving and apparently as of today he finally explained exactly
36:36
what happened and basically they had an event called All in All in London a
36:40
few months back, and apparently Tony Khan feared for his life to the point
36:45
where they had to terminate the contract. Yeah, he supposedly see him because
36:50
coming at him. Yeah, because he is active backstage and was physically trying
36:52
to ship. Yeah. I haven't kept up. I didn't see seeing Punk's
36:57
era and I didn't know he was in a w So y'all gott to fill
37:00
me in on that. Yeah, Yeah, I didn't watch wrestling when Seam
37:02
Punk was on, but when I started tapping back in with wrestling was like
37:07
right when he left, So I never caught any of his stuff, you
37:09
know what I mean. But he was like when you look back at it,
37:14
like if if you look it up, and it'll probably be up your
37:15
alley, Joe, honestly, because like his big like claim to fame was
37:20
like he came out one time and did a promo where he just had a
37:22
live mic in his hands and he just was like talking about the owner of
37:27
the company. He just started like basically like what he did in the podcast
37:30
afterward, his airing out stuff. He did it like at the show as
37:35
well, you know what I mean, like live TV. So like that's
37:37
why people liked him a lot too, because he was like he was kind
37:40
of like a rebel, you know. Yeah. So to recap, he
37:45
was in WWE, he walks out, he goes to another company, aw,
37:51
he gets suspended, then he gets fired. Now nine years later,
37:57
he debuts as a surprise at a w event where people was like, people
38:01
knew that he was gone from the other company in his contract expired, so
38:06
theoretically he could show up in WWE, but people were like, there's no
38:10
way it's gonna happen because of the bad blood all the things he said over
38:15
the years. I mean, it was like a crazy thing, Like it
38:17
was a blood feud between them. So he just shows up at the end
38:22
of a show, like his music hits and he just walks out and the
38:25
WWE after nine years. So it's been like a crazy thing in the wrestling
38:29
world because of all the things I just said. You know, there's so
38:31
much history there and so many things that happened, and for him to come
38:36
back, not only like it's like so many aspects to it, because like
38:40
is he a hypocrite because he talked reckless about that company, like talk about
38:45
he will never go back. He was saying all these things that they jeopardized
38:50
his health, that he almost you know, it was like a whole bunch
38:52
of crazy accusations. And now he's back. And when he returned, the
38:55
first thing he said when he picked up the mic is like that basically the
39:00
gist of it was I'm home and that he's back. So now so now
39:07
did everything he said in the past was true or was it all cap so
39:13
something he caught my back real quick. Something he kind of hinted at when
39:15
he spoke on the mic was that he kind of had to leave for the
39:20
changes to happen for him to come back to where what he loved. So
39:23
that's kind of what he alluded. He didn't say it in so many words,
39:27
but he strongly hinted that him leaving and them making changes based on his
39:31
leaving is what basically led to him coming back and enjoying being back because the
39:38
changes are implemented. But go ahead, quizy. I mean I was probably
39:45
I was just thinking, like just kind of put it into a real life
39:49
perspective, you know what I'm saying, Like, you work somewhere, you
39:51
can't stand it, you don't like to work because conditions you leave where you
39:55
go elsewhere isn't as good, and you realize the grasses and green on the
40:00
other side, and it's you know what I mean, Like I kind of
40:05
take that's the way I kind of look at it. I'm not saying that
40:07
that's what happened with him because he probably didn't have any options. You know
40:12
what I'm saying, aw didn't work out. But you know what's funny about
40:15
what you're saying is that when he so WW is one of those companies to
40:19
put it back in real life perspective. WW is a company with a corporate
40:22
policy, and they're very strict those types of companies. AEW was the place
40:29
where your boss is coming in in jeans, you know what I'm saying,
40:31
right right? They gave c M Punk basically like they say, you know,
40:36
they literally gave him a show. They have a show I think on
40:39
TBS or TNT, but it's a major TV show on Saturday that they gave
40:44
to him. Basically said here, you run this creatively. You pick the
40:49
wrestlers that you want to be on the show with you, and this is
40:52
kind of your show. You're the flagship wrestler of the show and the show
40:54
is based off you, like it's on your back. And for him to
40:59
have such a tumultuous exit, it's just so funny to me because it's like,
41:05
Bro, the same thing you were complaining about in WW that they wasn't
41:09
doing for you. You go to another company where they give you a crazy
41:14
contract of money and your own show, and somehow you end up getting fired
41:19
from that situation. Like dog, it's you, bro, Yeah, eventually
41:24
it's me. Hi, I'm the problem packs Bro. That's a super fact.
41:31
But yeah, man, let's get into this. Yo. That was
41:36
a dope conversation. It wasn't exactly what we were going to talk about,
41:39
but kudos to y'all because, dog, the way we're interviewing these these topics
41:45
lately, like we're getting professional. I don't know if y'all listening and really
41:50
tapping in, but this is like you know jay Z on the Black album
41:54
when you know what I'm saying, like we honing our skills and putting them
41:58
to display. You heard me, cousin, No, no, were in
42:00
our bag. The only thing that's missing. I need my stewd back.
42:05
I need my area back. Two weeks left one something there. I haven't
42:08
been in my element for weeks, but I'm working through it. Once i'thing
42:14
in there. I feel like we're back, man. I feel like we're
42:15
back to We could do an hour long episode its part one, part two
42:20
or structured. We're getting there, bro, but we we got it.
42:22
We got this in the bag facts, all right. So we're back to
42:27
the Billboard top ten game. Baby. Oh, and I'm the last champ.
42:30
I crushed Quincy that week because he wasn't here. Frust I'm on a
42:36
bye on the bye for this guy. It's that all the players that week
42:40
and I crashed. All right, So y'all know the deal. Y'all guess
42:45
a random year. Whoever's closer? Yeah, like, hey, let that
42:52
bitch go first. Now, now I was just calling the mind. I'm
42:54
just calling at that bitch go first. The game get real, man,
43:04
let's get it. Let's do it. Ninety eight all right, Joe?
43:08
Oh three? Oh, Joe is very You were close, Quincy, but
43:13
Joe is one year away two thousand and two. Oh, let's go into
43:16
my year, babe her cousin, All right, bet question number one and
43:22
the way the game is, guys, I'm picking random songs from the Billboard
43:24
tap top ten. I'm giving you a hit. You gotta tell me the
43:29
artist. Whoever guesses the artist, they get to guess the song, and
43:32
then that's a point. All right. So the first one is this rap
43:38
rock fusion group stormed on the charts with a song for those that feel there
43:45
all Isn't enough, And the options are Green Day, Lincoln Park, and
43:52
nickel Back again with the hint, This rap rock fusion group stormed on the
43:57
charts with the song for those that all Isn't enough? All right, who
44:02
you got Joe? Lincoln Park, Lincoln Parking what is in the end,
44:15
Yes, sir, so in the end Lincoln thathdn't even mad on the charts
44:25
on its way up. I suspect that it hit number one. I don't
44:30
remember if Indiana was at number one hit, but I'm suspected this was yeah
44:35
track, Yes sir, all right, so Quintuplet get us number two,
44:40
my son. This hip hop slash R and B diva duo ran the charts
44:46
together and separately in the two thousands. This timely record was one of their
44:52
hits. And the options are fifty cent and Olivia, Fat Joe and Ashanti
45:00
out ruling at all right, So you don't need you need the hint again
45:06
or you want to take again? All right? Bet. This hip hop
45:09
slash rap diva duo ran the charts together and separately in the two thousands.
45:15
This timely record was one of their hits. Let's get it always time Ding
45:24
hit it rag This year I graduated high school, so I know everything else
45:30
listening to that. Let's go all right, So last one, Joe for
45:36
the Dubinski or if Quincy gets it, he can get the dubns, we
45:40
get to steal. Let me get to steal Joe, all right? So
45:45
with a crossover fusion. This group had their last big hit with this rapper
45:52
backed top forty banger, and the options are, I'm not going to give
45:59
you the rap because if I did so, the options are Backstreet Boys ninety
46:07
eight degrees and in sync man with a rapper with the rapper. I'm gonna
46:20
say, in sync, all right, in sync is the correct guess I'm
46:24
gonna give you the hit again, and you gotta give me the rapper too,
46:28
because this way with the crossover fusion, this group had their last big
46:35
hit with this rapper back top forty banger. And you said, yeah,
46:43
it's so hard because I got to differentiate, justin Timberlake in his features in
46:46
sync, Yeah, it's in sync? Is in sync two thousand and two?
46:52
In sync ternal rapper with a rapper in sync featuring Nelly, and what's
47:02
the song? If you beat my coutfriend Joe, you bastard man the verse?
47:22
If I can you don't beat for that one man, that's my you
47:27
did bro. I didn't think he was gonna get it at either. I
47:30
was hype. I was hype as fun said this. Nigga said, Nelly
47:34
in my heart drop that was the banger. Dude, that was a banger.
47:42
Yeah, let me say I got it find that was a good one.
47:46
That was a get beature. But I can tell you what I'm making
47:50
that back back bug. Oh yeah, that was a track they made some
47:53
bangers. Hey man shot listen full list ban pull it up. But as
48:07
I pulled it up, shout out to side man. He pulled up yesterday
48:10
for a session here at the studio and he actually worked on a song that
48:14
him and Quincy are working on, and it was sounding fire. I didn't.
48:17
I didn't. I told you he pulled up and worked on the song,
48:20
but I didn't tell you it sounded fire. I recognized the song as
48:24
one of the songs you was working on that you had said before, and
48:28
this is like a complete version of it. And I like how the song
48:30
sounds like I said, I like what he did on it. It's dope.
48:36
I was hoping that he finished it yesterday because I wanted to bounce it
48:37
out and send it to you, bro, But I probably haven't, like
48:42
in the next couple of days, so he could wrap it up. But
48:45
the full list the week of March thirtieth, two thousand and two, Number
48:50
ten can't get you out of my head, Kylie Minogue. But I was
48:54
a little banger. I'm never get you out of man. That's a bang,
49:00
all right. Number nine foolish Ashanti. Number eight, Wherever you will
49:06
Go, the Calling, I don't know what that is. Wherever you will
49:10
go too, No Bro. Number seven, blurry puddle of mud, I
49:21
don't know what that is. Number six Girlfriend and Seeing featuring another five,
49:27
What's Love? Fat Joe featuring a shanty? Number four always rule, bro.
49:34
This is why fifty came for their next Bro. They was on the
49:36
charts. Boy, he's on here three times? Yeah twice cuz Number three
49:43
was how you remind Me? Nickel Back? Number two Indian Lincoln Parking.
49:46
Number one is Ain't it funny? J Lo? And you mean when you
49:52
had me? Yo? Man, this isn't something I'm real, No,
50:00
but we just never talked about it. I get Joe rule, Bro.
50:04
He was he was just knocking out bangers on top Like. I wasn't a
50:09
fan, but I recognized that he was on top and everything he touched was
50:15
gold, and he could make a bang with anybody. Give him no credit.
50:19
That's why I really hate that people do him like that. Bro,
50:22
Greddy. He don't hate you don't get a smithering of credit, Bro,
50:25
that like the legend. They don't respect him, like he wasn't ruling these
50:30
charts like Dog, he's salty, And I understand why he's salty. Dog.
50:37
He was really he had but two or three songs on top Send Dog,
50:40
and that was like a random like one random month. In one year,
50:45
He's on there twice. Dog. That's why I'm like, Yo,
50:47
people really be playing this man like he wasn't. He could get everybody with
50:51
Bobby Brown, and that's one of my favorite tracks ever. Yo, that's
50:55
when Bobby's Bobby Brown's yaw was thrilling, drifting in that video. Bro Brown's
51:01
jaw was drifting in that video with y'all rule Bro, he will go this
51:07
way and then the top in the back of his jaw was spinning and trying
51:10
to make like that was this way, the brim was this way, the
51:15
jaw was this way, Yo, big ball, crazy dog. But yeah,
51:22
man, with Bobby Brown's cocaine jaw, we will remain. But uh
52:10
usty, not aust not nothuspy, not not huspy, not a not after
54:14
not to a not after a