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#434 We Don't EXPERIENCE DÉJÀ VU the Same with Dustin Bartz of Bartz Barbecue · We Don't Smoke the Same

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  What up? And welcome back to another episode of The Waken Bake here the
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  We Don't Smoke the Same podcast. Thank you so much everybody for patiently waiting
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  and uh, you know, hey, I told you guys that I was
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  going to keep the show going while I was away on vacation. You know
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  why, because you guys come first. Bro, When we didn't have an
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  avenue or when we were left out in the cold with COVID and all that
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  stuff, you guys kept it going. When we got booted, you guys
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  kept it going. So it's just not fair for me not to keep this
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  going while I'm out there having a good time. The King himself in the
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  house, just fat as tomahawks, the one and only Bart's Barbecue. Man.
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  Thanks, how's it going today? What's up, Dustin? I'm not
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  just raining outside? Pretty stormy today, I know, man, I'm hoping
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  that like when in mid flight, I don't get no rain or nothing like
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  that. Yeah, I mean it's uh, we'll see how it goes for
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  a flooding. So yeah. But anyways, brought down some tomahawks today.
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  Thank you so much for that, Dustin. That was honestly man. Let
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  me introduce Ray and we'll get into that. What's up running the boards as
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  per usual, the one and only morning shot films aka Ray what's going on?
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  Good morning, y'all. What's up? It's up barts Man much just
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  uh, you know, after Calive vibes over here today. So it's a
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  lot of fun doing that on Sunday. Yeah you actually showed up. It
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  was you only went one day, right, Yeah, I only went that
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  one day because well I didn't know what my schedule was because all this rain.
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  I had to adjust smell my pop ups and stuff. So are you
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  like the car wash business when it comes to like rain with like the rain
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  is like, you know, like all the bike socks probably hate that shit,
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  bro like, because you know that's where like a lot of foreigners work,
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  bro like in the car wash business. So like those fools are the
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  only foods to get mad because rain no work, bro It just means no
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  work. So like you and the barbecue business is that, well just because
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  I'm a pop up and it's like I literally have a ten on the side
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  of the road, and so staying there and pouring down rain, I don't
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  think too many people want to stand out there with me buying food off me
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  let alone. It's kind of it'd be kind of gross too, because all
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  the you know from a smoker, no, but cars driving by and they
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  kick up like water and stuff, you know, y you know, onto
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  the anything. So I mean if I had a food truck or something,
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  that'd be a different story. I'd probably still may do some pop you know,
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  do events when I was raining. Is that a goal for you or
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  do you just want a restaurant. I'm actually probably gonna have both in like
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  about fourteen days. Damn bro hey man, congratulations, Bro, we'll see.
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  Definitely a restaurant. I definitely have a spot. Now it's over in
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  Hawthorn. People can go, well, no, it's I'm gonna have like
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  the keys in my hand in like about a week or two signed the least,
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  a non racist restaurant, like none, like the other one they try
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  to hire you at. No no racism there. I was messed up what
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  you told us? That was a crazy spot there spot that was at that
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  one time. But uh yeah no, it was just like it kind of
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  like, well it's a whole story. But like like I was gonna say,
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  like how do you go for every time someone? It all, it
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  all has to do with my house in Lowndale, like this house I own.
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  So a long time ago, several years ago, someone complained, I'll
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  be running a barbecue business. Oh only several years ago, twenty seventeen to
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  be exact. Okay, so this is yeah, So someone complained and then
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  because of that, the city saw that there was these unpermitted structures on my
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  property and they wanted me to tear them down. How many were there,
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  because you said there was there was? There was three in the two in
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  the initial letter. And then we wrote a letter saying, hey, this
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  was when we bought the house. It came like this, you know,
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  And my dad and I wrote this letter and we sent it to the to
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  the city and never heard backs, and we said there's no more barbecue because
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  that point I got a commercial kitchen where I was doing working out the commercial
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  kitchen instead in my house like I was. And then we never heard back,
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  and then we went through COVID, and then all of a sudden,
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  after COVID in twenty twenty two, I think it was early January, they
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  sent us another letter saying, hey, you have this unpermanent structure. You're
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  running a barbecue business out of there? And you have these other structures which
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  I built during the pandemic, which were unpermitted, but they found about those
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  two and so okay, I want you to go buy structure by structure,
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  like because you said like you were building more than New Mexican. I have.
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  I have two outdoor wooden like gazebo patio covers over like cons that's what
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  you have. You had the barbecue saying yeah, where I did the High
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  End Hungry saying yes, that one when we did The High and Hungry in
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  my backyard that was built like thirty five years ago, but it was not
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  permitted from the city of Lawndale. So that's like when you bought it,
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  that was already there. It was already there. There wasn't no bars I
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  need just from a barbecue. No, I didn't. I didn't build that
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  one at all. And then there was a one I built during the pandemic
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  because it was because I was doing barbecue out my house during the pandemic and
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  I needed something to cover more barbecues that for people couldn't It was so people
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  couldn't see it. That's why I built the other one so that was more
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  hidden on my property, like in the middle, so that way the neighbors
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  couldn't see that I was cooking over there because they couldn't see that part of
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  my house. So I built that one. So when someone claimed again,
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  which I didn't even think it was when my neighbors, I think it was
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  someone else that really doesn't like me, that that complained to the city because
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  they just have to know where I lived at. No, that was the
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  That's who I think it was. But anyways, exactly so someone knew my
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  address and they called again to the city about this barbecue because I wasn't even
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  cooking out of there at all. I just stored my stuff. But that's
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  illegal in Londale too. You can't store business related equipment at your property gage.
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  No, Like if you're a plumber, you can't. If you have
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  pipes in your house and your neighbor calls and they know you're a plumber,
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  then they can tell you to remove all those pipes. You can't have those
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  stores. You can't have your tools stored there unless it's on your truck.
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  If your truck's parking your driveway, then it's on the vehicle. That's okay,
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  but you can't have it on the property. Those are quite the complications,
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  right, But what if you're like a fucking handy man, Like yeah,
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  if you're a handyman, you can't have no like like your you own
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  your house and you fix sh it. Oh well they don't you have pipes
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  of your I mean well no, the tools, your garage and all that,
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  well that you can have because it's just just like you could I could
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  have that smoker if they knew I was just doing for recreation. But they
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  can go on the internet and see there's Bart's barbecue, So they they just
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  assume, just like if you're a if you're a plumber, or if you're
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  a real handy man where you're gett paid for it, they'll probably find it
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  online and then that's how they figure it out. And that's what they do.
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  That's what they did to me because they found out my website and all
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  that type of stuff and they go, no, you're on the internet.
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  It's on food right here. Eve went on Instagram back then, so like
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  you know that that was what they did. So anyways, because of all
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  this stuff, they wanted me to demolition in my house and the cost of
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  it and so hold on, hold on your whole house. No, they
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  want to be demolition both those structures and if they found anything else that was
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  not permitted when they did this investigation, when they would come out to my
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  house investigate everything, there was a whole process. I didn't do that part
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  yet, but they were going to do that. They found anything else that
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  was not up to code from whoever built it on my house before, I
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  was earing have to tear that out or fix it. And so we figured
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  there's gonna be a lot, you know, twenty it's'll be about twenty thousand
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  and thirty thousand possibly to bring everything at my house up to code. So
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  because of that, I sold the house. And I said Flundale sold the
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  house. They didn't even know it yet. I got my teen days,
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  I get my money, all cash offer. And because of that, I
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  don't know where I'm moving to or where I'm going, but I'm going to
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  some live some other spot home and kind of right now, I mean in
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  twenty one days, I will be I guess technically if I have a place
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  to live. But so because of that, you're a rich homeless person right
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  now. Well, I mean, don't get wrong, it's in the house.
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  I made money off it. It's not like I lost money. I'm
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  doing fine. I pretty much got every single mortgage payment I paid back for
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  paid for the last thirteen years back all at one time. You gonna get
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  your car back now, so so so I mean, yeah, they it's
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  given me enough money that I can now really mess with people because because like,
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  uh, you A is not I can really invest with people. No,
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  A, what do you what do you mean? What do you want?
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  What do you want to mess with you? Well, because no,
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  people talk shit about I don't have a restaurant. I'm some guy like on
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  the side of the road. So because I don't know where I'm living at,
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  I had a year find a kitchen to work out of or a restaurant
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  that was out of business so I could still do my pop up business.
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  So I happen to just find this great deal on the spot, you know,
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  I mean, assuming I'm going to get it, you know, well,
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  no by you know for sure the next two weeks. But it's pretty
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  much like there have my deposits, the brick and mortar spot it's on and
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  stuff. Well it's it's okay. So it's in Hawthorne right next to SpaceX
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  and La L Works and Common Space on a corner of Elsa Gun to Boriler
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  and Crenshaw, right next to the lab where you know we did the smoke
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  fest. So you know, like that corner, like there's two gas stations
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  and then there's is it right before the freeway or once you get kitchen around
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  there, right, it's right past that SpaceX and then you go, well,
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  anyways, it's it's on the corner of Elsa Gun doing Crenshaw. It's
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  a strip mall and there was a Tarioki spot and like basically the owners of
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  it were retired and they just one day cleaned up the restaurant and said,
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  we're not We're out of the business. We're not doing this no more.
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  We're tired of doing it. No no, no, no no. Another
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  kids wanted the restaurant, so they literally left one hundred thousand dollars in brand
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  like all nice restaurant, and it's the whole place is stocked. Like when
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  I go in there, all we gotta do is pay a couple grand to
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  get some things up to code for the health department. So it's basically cost
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  me the the nine thousand dollars which is the first month and the deposit and
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  then a couple other grand to get it. You know, everything looks up
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  to par and then it's up to the health department. However long it takes
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  them to prove it, So that could be like thirty to ninety days.
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  But after thirty ninety days, I can sell food out of there, but
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  we're gonna use it for prepping because we're still gonna do the pop ups and
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  stuff. Can Ray and myself have like a Guy Fieri frame up there which
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  says, like, we reviewed this place from the beginning, Come on,
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  no problem. We can definitely, like you know, because every time you
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  can go to Guy Fieri's restaurants, there's always a fucking statue of him.
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  Like what the fuck I am getting it painted inside like the smoker I have,
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  So I'm at the geo kid paying all the walls inside. Oh get
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  a Suger restaurant. Yeah, I can attack my restaurants. So the all
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  the sponsors will be on the wall that that sponsored the smokers. So we'll
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  have all that all you guys on there, and so yeah, it'll be
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  it'll be it'll be pretty cool. Congratulations though, Barts. That's a really
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  big accomplishment, bro. It's crazy, like for someone I just deserve to
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  turn red. You know, you should be proud. It's well, you
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  know, it wasn't my plan to do this like in this manner, but
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  I mean I happened to find this. I mean because I wouldn't have been
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  opening the spot up. It wasn't like I was gaining all this stuff for
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  free, you know, Like I mean, that's my new gig. Get
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  get a truck half off by another smoker, half off, get a restaurant
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  for you're not just stopping at the restaurant. So I found this deal on
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  this vegan at a marketplace, bro, Like, were you putting this?
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  I've found this deal on this vegan food truck that I want to buy it
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  just because it's a vegan food truck and they're going to turn into the meat
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  wagon and so like, uh just paint old painted black and then have zero
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  percent vegan. Well it's that that's going to be on there. Like it
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  has a big old triceratops on it, So I want to get a t
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  Rex painted on it. My god, dude, I got let me do
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  it. But you're gonna have a dinosaur truck. It's a dinosaur truck.
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  It's like it's like some vegan food truck has to tri serratops on it.
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  So anyways, it's a really good deal. And and because I sell the
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  house, I can totally buy a food truck, especially the price this one's
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  going for, and it's already up to code. So the thing is,
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  even if my restaurant's open right away, we can make food at the restaurant
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  and put in the food truck mass amounts and just sell it on the street
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  all day long until we you can load it up with food. Like I
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  could literally sell the food out of the food truck in the parking lot outside
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  my restaurant if I want to, because that's legal to do, but not
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  actually sell the restaurant. Can we technically do a high hungry pop up where
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  people get like a high hungry Bart's happy meal kind of thing. We just
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  show up, we like load them up into the truck and they just show
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  up and get them no problem. Yeah, this is a new start right
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  here, bro fucking Barts. It's like, no, but see, what
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  do you call your restaurant? Do you have a deep ron? The restaurant
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  I think is gonna be called Bart's Barbecue, but I don't know for sure.
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  I want to call it, but I want to call it Who's Your
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  Daddy? But I don't know if that's gonna that guy's gonna kill him,
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  so, bro, like, I just want to call that. It really
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  would be funny. Is that really your dream right now? Just to call
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  it that? Yeah? Because I hate that guy so much, all right,
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  because I really want to But you're doing it out of hay, I
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  know, but it works so well. I don't know how a restaurant could.
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  That's that's why Darth Vader got where he got, you know, all
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  right, but he's not wrong, but like like Darth Vader kind of stuck
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  to his guns, bro like about like he's like, man, I hate
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  all these foods for him. I mean it is a movie, just so
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  you know. But anyway, all right, Mart's real question, though,
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  do you know any restaurant tours, whether you know them personally or through like
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  TV or whatever, that has started a restaurant out of spite? I don't
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  think most of the would admit to it. Like let's say, Chef Gordon
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  Ramsey, I made you know, I fucking made Hell's Kitchen because fuck those
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  guys or whatever. Hell's Kitchen does sound kind of spiteful though, yeah,
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  yeah, like Hell's kitchen does sound kind of spiteful. He was like,
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  I'm gonna show them, I'm gonna show all them fags. Then he's just
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  like, I'm not starting the restaurant's spite. I'm really starting because I have
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  no other choice. But I mean, I mean, I just needed a
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  kitchen, really, that's what I was looking for. But this spot was
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  like so perfect. Oh and that's the other thing I forgot to say,
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  so insane, Hawthorn. There's gonna be two legal dispensaries are just opening up,
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  and once happens to be in the parking lot where my spot's at,
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  So there's like a dispensary going there. I could get my pins in there.
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  Then when I have a demo to do, I can just have like
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  a we can make a whole deal like you did with Rojo, and then
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  people could just go to the dispensary and not only is the dispensary gonna love
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  you, because it's gonna be like, Wow, this guy just brings a
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  bunch of stoners and they're gonna love me too, because it's gonna be like,
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  yo, we can't keep his pens in the stock it will be perfect
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  spot. I mean the thing about that is there's no other there's no other
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  legal dispensaries anywhere near that spot. It's actually the nice part of Crenshall though,
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  by the way, everybody, I know, you guys are digging Crenshaw.
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  It's not the boys in the Hood part of Crenshaw with like Lauren Fischburg,
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  Like it's like it's it's it's like the the Elon Musk part of Crenshaw
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  near the airport almost right. Yeah, no, it's right next to SpaceX.
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  I mean right, it's just like right next to the airport. It's
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  yeah, it's right, that's right where this is at. It's like the
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  next blockover is SpaceX. And then like they just built like a four hundred
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  unit apartment complex across the street from SpaceX. But we got to do some
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  advertisement for you where it's like like we sponsor a commercial on Instagram or something
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  like that, and we like we'll produce it or something like that, and
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  it'll be like be like hig and Hungry first stop as soon as you exit
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  Lax stop by and then they and then you know they're gonna watch the episode
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  or somebody they're gonna be like, Oh, this guy's cool. I'm pretty
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  sure we can smoke a joint in the back and then you know, or
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  in the parking lot and then they're gonna be like going there and just eat.
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  Oh it's it's gonna be I mean, they have a big parking lot
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  too, so there will be a planing room for you know, people that
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  you know to park their cars and stuff. So that's that's clean, man.
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  I mean I like that what you're doing, bro, despite like how
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  much shit people have given you and continue to give you. And some people
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  like, you know, when we give you it is like grow homies.
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  But like there's some people out there that like I don't know why, but
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  they genuinely don't like you, you know what I mean, Like you've I've
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  read it article. Yeah, I mean you know what I'm saying. But
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  like but it's like you're you know, like, yeah, you you do
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  stuff to kind of like like you know, to kind of like obviously give
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  a little clap back, but you're doing what you gotta do to reinvesting yourself,
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  bro, And like success is the best revenge in any scenario. So
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  like you're doing like you're doing, You're you're investing everything, not everything,
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  but you're investing a good portion of like what you got and putting all that
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  faith into your business because like despite over time, like you've seen you sell
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  out continuously, you've seen you do all this stuff, and like you've been
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  taking it up and notunch little by little, And I feel that this is
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  the best step for you. And I hope, you know, I hope
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  that it really it really works out on all the thing. The thing about
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  it is it's it's it will work out because I mean, I mean,
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  besides just doing the you know food out there, which you know, we're
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  not gonna be open all the time, We're gonna have lunch at the beginning
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  and so forth and whatever. But I have so much people that want to
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  hit me up for like catering jobs that I just don't have time to like
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  prep the stuff and make it happen for these like some of these jobs.
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  But now they have a spot I can say, hey to my worker,
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  go go there and you know, prep this stuff we need, you know,
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  instead of me having to do all that stuff. And also we're going
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  to bring the meal prep back because that was a big thing. So since
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  I'm right across from SpaceX and all these businesses. It's all industrial there.
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  I'm sure once people know they can just come in there and buy a bunch
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  of meals office for their lunch. For the next few days, we'll be
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  selling a bunch of that out of there. And you know, there's all
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  the stuff I've done. It's like we're all going to put it together in
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  this one spot and then like we're gonna put do the podcast out of there,
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  like the podcast I'm gonna start, because that's one reason I want the
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  Geo kid to paint the walls. So we already have like a studio in
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  there. It's just basically the restaurant and we can set that down like a
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  hot Ones kind of thing, but like barbecue Ones. Well, we we
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  have the full on the kitchen there, so I can have a guest chef
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  like make food in the kitchen. We can film it, you know,
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  like we're not open and stuff like that, and do some cool stuff.
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  Wait, so you have a full on kitchen, dude, can we film
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  in there? Yeah? And we can film in there. Think about it.
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  Now, we can actually have a whole high hungry season. We can
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  have different ships and we create different stuff. I can actually learn how to
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  cook there you go. Yeah, we have a the kitchen cut my finger
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  off in the second episode. Like the kitchen, Like the old equipment I
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  get with the place is more than I would ever have bought if I had
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  to like set up myself. It's like it has like five double door fridges,
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  a big ass friar grit old char grill or investing in a good security
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  system too. Well, it was a big old steel you know door on
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  the front of it, so you'd have to smash to the window and smash
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  to that. And I'm sure once the cannabis guys there, there's gonna be
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  a lot more security at that location. Sure, so so so I think
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  we'll be all right because I'm sure they're gonna have some armed guards in the
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  parking lot and inside the buildings and stuff like that. You know. Yeah,
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  you kind of have to bro the call. I mean, I'm going
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  to carry a gun with me too when I'm there, Like, I mean,
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  it's it's a you know, private business. Yeah, you're a private
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  business. I mean he has every right to do that, Bro. I
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  actually encourage all all business owners. Bro, you don't think it makes me
• 17:52
  sad when I see one of these little mom and pop little in the corner,
• 17:56
  bro, and they're like too scared. They have other paperwork, get
• 17:59
  too scared to know the rights to have a concealed weapon or to have or
• 18:02
  to carry in your business. Like hey, bro, like like I almost
• 18:04
  I almost wish I would give these fires in Spanish to these people be like
• 18:07
  looks and you know the head you know, because like these people, But
• 18:11
  that's like the right way to do it. You have to give them knowledge.
• 18:12
  I'm not just gonna hand out a bunch of stuff like you're just buy
• 18:15
  a gun, put it in your pocket and that's it. Yeah, Like
• 18:18
  nah, get a hall of bois. Yeah, Like nothing to do that,
• 18:22
  bro, because a lot of these businesses they do need. Man,
• 18:25
  like California is you do you agree that it's been like probably the last the
• 18:30
  last three four years have been the worst for retail business. Restaurants and retail
• 18:33
  Oh I mean I mean for like you know, fever your timeout or like
• 18:37
  you just are just in general for that it's specific in what you in.
• 18:41
  When you're in the food industry, well I know this. Restaurants that didn't
• 18:45
  have deals on food are now trying to make deals on food. They usually
• 18:48
  Skuys as happy hour now, like they never had a happy hour before,
• 18:52
  but now you can get like you know, your family deal you get,
• 18:55
  you get like there's no normal food that they order. You know, they
• 18:56
  don't want to lower their prices that you know, they don't want that they're
• 19:00
  overcharging everyone, so they don't all over the prices. So they're turned that
• 19:03
  a later date hours into happy hour and say you get the same stuff for
• 19:07
  like a discount. It's because they need to get business. It's not because
• 19:10
  you know, they all are lacking business. I mean, I don't know.
• 19:11
  If you go to a lot of restaurants now, it's like there used
• 19:14
  to be a bunch of people there, even fast food. Some fast food
• 19:15
  places us have lines all the time, and now it's only certain places like
• 19:18
  McDonald's, Chick fil A and In and Out or like the Top Three used
• 19:23
  to go to KFC and there was a line or whatever, and now every
• 19:26
  jack in a box I see is empty. Yeah, well because the prices
• 19:29
  are so hot. It's like, I mean, like why would you used
• 19:33
  to get a deal there, like you know, everything for a few bucks
• 19:36
  and now it's like that's kind of like the fucked up thing about the I
• 19:40
  mean not just the economy, but just like overall, like in that business,
• 19:42
  bro, because of course there's real inflation is real. But we've seen
• 19:47
  the same I've seen that that uh ultimate cheeseburger cost me three ninety nine at
• 19:52
  one point, and now this motherfucker's costing you ten dollars for the fucking soundwich
• 19:56
  just itself or some shit like come on, bro, Like, I'm like,
• 19:59
  what what happened when it was three nine nine? Bro? Like?
• 20:00
  How much did you jacket all the way up? Bro? Like? Is
• 20:03
  it really costing you that much? Aren't you doing business on a big scale
• 20:07
  with these wholesales of meat or the or the ingredients to make it happen.
• 20:10
  Aren't you getting it for the fucking diamond nicol? You know what I mean,
• 20:12
  especially if they're big corporations. But corporations choose to continuously fuck you over
• 20:17
  and over and over again. And you know what's crazy that I'm I'm gonna
• 20:19
  the connection I see with it is that that's why you see a lot of
• 20:23
  like because I'm in the resale business as well, I see that there's a
• 20:27
  there's there's a an influx of people that are doing pallette flipping, and these
• 20:33
  palettes are coming from retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Target, and you know
• 20:37
  what, all that stuff is stuff they can't sell. Bro. They're losing
• 20:41
  fucking money that they gotta do it on this minor scale, and it just
• 20:44
  lets you know, man, the balls in your the balls in our court.
• 20:47
  Bro. And these these businesses, Bro, they're starting to see like,
• 20:49
  hey, Bro, we just can't keep fucking these people because the lemon
• 20:52
  has no juice anymore. Bro. Like you know what I mean, Like
• 20:56
  we fucking took every fucking drop of lemon out of them, so or if
• 21:00
  you drop a life out of them. BRO. I feel like I see
• 21:02
  that a lot with businesses because I always look at it like unless I really
• 21:06
  want something from Target or something like that, I'll go ahead and buy it
• 21:07
  right then in retail. Bro. But if I ever see something I want,
• 21:11
  I literally hit up my connected like one of these warehouses. I'm like,
• 21:12
  you got some here, because they have you ever been to your one
• 21:18
  one of my one of the guys, uh Circle City Liquidators that is like
• 21:21
  sponsored with my smokers, and I wanted to go, yeah, yeah,
• 21:23
  that's what they do. They just get all these palettes from Uh it's your
• 21:26
  like old news stock that they can't sell from Costco and all these other places
• 21:32
  out there, or stuff that were returned but you know they can't sell it
• 21:34
  as news or whatever. And yeah, they saw all that stuff like I
• 21:38
  mean, you know, it's like you get a super cheap like like whatever
• 21:41
  they're selling, like it's all brand new stuff. You know, they have
• 21:44
  like Disney Day where it's all Disney clothes and like, you know, all
• 21:48
  this stuff like high end person sometimes they sell. It's just it's like,
• 21:51
  uh yeah, that's do you partake in that? Well, they do it
• 21:53
  online now, So it used to be like they had like a lot.
• 21:56
  It was like a line of people out there line up and they come and
• 21:59
  buy wherever they want. So now they do it on that whatnot or whatever.
• 22:00
  You you know, you sell your that's right. So they sold much
• 22:03
  of stuff on there, and I guess they don't even do it as much
• 22:06
  in the public because the online cells are so high. Yeah, that's what
• 22:10
  that's really what it is. Like I have I followed me on Whatnot.
• 22:12
  Man, I'm gonna be on vacation mode while you're watching this. I mean,
• 22:15
  there is a vacation mode on, are you gonna not over there there,
• 22:18
  I'm actually gonna be listing stuff while like by so, so I'm gonna
• 22:22
  list it already. So I'm gonna be like, hey, if you want
• 22:25
  to get the pre bid, already, go ahead and get the prebid,
• 22:26
  because like that's honestly man, like I would I think, well, I
• 22:30
  think the first time I heard how many streams seven streams of income for a
• 22:36
  millionaire or or something like that, it's like five or seven streams of income
• 22:41
  for very like super wealthy, and like that shit really resonated to me when
• 22:45
  I heard that ship like at thirteen years old, bro. Like, so
• 22:48
  I like I've really been on a mission since I've been that young to like
• 22:52
  kind of have all these successful avenues of businesses to really kind of get there.
• 22:55
  So like if I find some kind of success or something, bro,
• 22:57
  I run with it. And like whatnot just started to one of the ways
• 23:00
  I clean up my closet. But like, no, bro, I'm just
• 23:03
  I got like a lot of shit, bro, and like I just keep
• 23:04
  moving and moving. Man Like. Sometimes man, like you got to be
• 23:08
  your own biggest fucking cheerleader, bro, Sometimes you got to be your own
• 23:11
  biggest biggest. Uh, you're gonna be your own own, your own biggest
• 23:15
  critic, and you're also going to be your own yourself's biggest cheerleader, bro,
• 23:18
  because it's hard out there, bro, And like you're not a kid
• 23:22
  anymore, So ain't nobody going to be rooting for you? Like when you
• 23:23
  were learning how to walk and shit? Bro? You know what I mean?
• 23:26
  Like, ain't nobody going to be rooting for you? Like when you
• 23:29
  were accomplishing the obvious? Bro? And like now Bro, it's like you
• 23:33
  really got to make these big boy moves, man, Like you really got
• 23:37
  to take it up a notch. And and I feel like every ten years,
• 23:40
  bro, you really got to be able to look back and be like,
• 23:42
  hey man, what changes did I make for the better? What did
• 23:45
  I cut off? What did I gain? What did I add to?
• 23:48
  You know what I mean? Graze there? Yeah, I mean I mean
• 23:49
  for me, it was like, uh, a long time I was in
• 23:52
  the barbecue business, I was like kind of like this prisoner at breweries.
• 23:57
  You know, like I didn't really I thought you liked that. Well,
• 24:00
  No, that was what it was is I liked to drink and I was
• 24:03
  like I was like and I was like and I was. I was,
• 24:06
  like I became a super alcoholic, like during that whole like three years I
• 24:08
  was at breweries because it's like there, well, no, but it's like
• 24:12
  the thing is they give you all the beer you want. You kind of
• 24:15
  give food to some of the workers there and then and then, but the
• 24:18
  thing is like they give you so much alcohol sometimes you forget that you're even
• 24:22
  there working and that like you're not making any money, but you're just sitting
• 24:25
  there. You think you're having a good time because you just keep on drinking,
• 24:27
  so like you didn't really there was no forward progression during those during most
• 24:30
  of that time, because all I did was it wasn't until like the I
• 24:33
  stopped, I stopped doing that all together. And then I realized that was
• 24:37
  just a horrible idea because all all I was doing was like, uh,
• 24:40
  pounded down like twelve I PA's a day. You know, some weekends you'd
• 24:44
  make a bunch of money, but then there's you know, like whatever Coachella
• 24:48
  came in town, and you didn't know that, you forgot that that was
• 24:51
  the case, and you had all your events and no one's there because everyone's
• 24:52
  at Coachella or something that these you know that you go these breweries, you
• 24:56
  know, they like go out there and party and like everything's slow, and
• 24:59
  it's like or it starts to like this, like this is the worst time.
• 25:00
  Like now, it's cool of me because I just I decide when I
• 25:03
  go out. But you usually you have to like have this whole schedule months
• 25:07
  ahead when you're gonna be working at these spots. That's how they do it.
• 25:11
  And then like you'll go there and you're like fuck now I can't make
• 25:12
  any money, or they bitch at you because you won't come out in the
• 25:15
  rain, you know. Instead, I've been trying to sell and till I
• 25:18
  sell sell some burgers. When it's when it's like, you know, like
• 25:21
  storming outside. You know, it's like who's gonna come there when they're gonna
• 25:25
  stay at home. They don't need their beer that bad, you know.
• 25:26
  The the it's funny you mentioned one thing that really resonated with me right now
• 25:32
  was you said you used to you became an alcoholic because you used to kick
• 25:34
  it at these events at these breweries and like kind of fish and you think
• 25:40
  you're having a good time or the business is doing good, because you're getting
• 25:42
  hammered yeah, and me being from the wheed industry and the trap side of
• 25:47
  it and having it done this shit where I've like posted in many sessions,
• 25:48
  Bro, I've seen people waste their like years doing the same shit. Like
• 25:52
  they show up every event and they you know, they're just getting higher and
• 25:56
  higher, so they think they're having a good time and they're seeing their friends.
• 25:59
  They get a dab here there, somebody gives them a gram here and
• 26:00
  there, but they're not making any money. And I saw that happen to
• 26:03
  a lot of people, and some of them eventually were just like fuck this,
• 26:07
  bro, my edibles ain't selling. I gotta I gotta get a job,
• 26:10
  you know what I mean, Like, I gotta fucking make some moves,
• 26:11
  bro. But it's like sometimes that that becomes to one of the what
• 26:15
  that goes back to what I just said, Bro, Like you really are
• 26:18
  your own biggest critic, and like, I'm sure that that took a lot
• 26:22
  of self realization for you to be like, fuck, I'm just getting drunk
• 26:23
  right realize that? Well, I I realized and more. It was kind
• 26:30
  of after I met all you guys. I mean that's when kind of like
• 26:32
  cause that point I started I stopped like drinking as much because I wasn't going
• 26:36
  to breweries, and I just started smoking a whole lot after or before he
• 26:37
  destroyed the set, before I started the set. The destroying the set was
• 26:44
  one day. That was how you know I was an alcoholic because the fact
• 26:48
  I could a polish that battle off and not tripped over ship. Back in
• 26:51
  the day, I could probably drink two bottles like that. I've been there
• 26:53
  before. Guy, isn't healthy. I got big too when I was when
• 26:56
  I was doing that. Oh, I was just like three hundred and six
• 27:00
  five pounds at one point. Oh, that's the that's really big. Well,
• 27:03
  you know, the biggest I ever was was three hundred and fifteen.
• 27:06
  That's that's still pretty big for Yeah, like that was pretty big. I'm
• 27:08
  like, I thank god, I've never been. I've never gone back.
• 27:11
  I do everything I can to not go back. I maintained it a good
• 27:15
  like two fifty sixty. Well, I lost the weigh up and down several
• 27:18
  times in my lifetime. Still, are you still in the juice? It's
• 27:22
  not the juice. Yeah, that's that's why there's so much rage in the
• 27:26
  briskets now. It's like, yeah, I am well it's it's you need
• 27:30
  that keep it keeps everything going right? Is it? No? I know,
• 27:33
  but is it is? Do you like? How long have you been
• 27:36
  on it? Now? How long have I been on the TRT? Like
• 27:40
  since I don't know, it's probably been maybe two years, come this,
• 27:45
  like uh almost two years. Everything's cool, like your health, like your
• 27:51
  heart's cool. Hey, I mean I went to the guy check up like
• 27:53
  six months ago, and more or less everything was, you know, fine,
• 27:57
  Everything was good except for like one thing. They were you know,
• 28:02
  like your skooping beats. That's like uh, someone like my cholesterol or something
• 28:06
  needed like they said just to watch out for it and not eat as much
• 28:10
  red meat. Wow, And I I didn't want to get into that whole
• 28:15
  situation. Hey, no, you do barbecue? Your doctor? My doctor,
• 28:18
  yes, he he has any Well no, I've give him advice on
• 28:22
  how to cook food too, but like he he he knows how he knows.
• 28:27
  I'm not the barbecue thing. And you know, he said was destroying
• 28:30
  my life back when I was at the at the breweries and I had him
• 28:33
  as a doctor, and that was when I was at my worst. And
• 28:36
  then once I lost a bunch of weight, then he said, Okay,
• 28:38
  the barbecue business is probably fine for you now that you're not not like three
• 28:41
  hundred and sixty pounds. He said, it was destroying your life because of
• 28:45
  the what you were. He's because of the like the long hours I worked
• 28:48
  and I was kept on drinking at these breweries that like he didn't know how
• 28:53
  much longer I'd be around, because he's like he's like, he's like,
• 28:56
  you know, you're you're on like top in blood pressure mantion, like the
• 29:00
  highest we can give you. Your blood pressure is still like okay, but
• 29:03
  not the best. And then you know, obviously I was working all these
• 29:07
  long hours and then like I almost like, well like one time, like
• 29:15
  one time, uh, I have like very like the poor circulation in my
• 29:18
  legs, so being three hundred and sixty five pounds makes it even worse.
• 29:22
  And there was one point where like somehow I got a sore on my leg
• 29:25
  from I scraped it or something like that. And because that's such poor circulation,
• 29:27
  I was standing so long that it got to be really infected. And
• 29:30
  I thought it was just I put neo sporing on it that I was gonna
• 29:33
  be Okay. I'm like I gotta do events, but I put a little
• 29:36
  neo sporn and put a vand aid on it. Uh. It got to
• 29:37
  the point where I was at one of my pop ups and uh there was
• 29:41
  this doctor there that's my customer, and I'm like, hey, bro,
• 29:42
  I don't really want to ask you for the trouble, but can you look
• 29:45
  at this leg of mine? Because I said, I said, is infected
• 29:48
  And he like looks at it and he's like, why are you not at
• 29:51
  the hospital right now. He's like he's like that is really infected, Like
• 29:55
  like you need to go there right now. Because I said I can't finish
• 29:59
  the pop up. He goes, well, you can do whatever you want.
• 30:00
  I did finish the pop up because I had to make the money,
• 30:02
  but like I did go the doc. I did. I did go the
• 30:03
  doctor the next morning. But uh yeah, when I got with the doctors,
• 30:07
  they told me that like had I not gone in there when I did
• 30:11
  it, it might have been like like they had a maybe something might happen
• 30:15
  to leg. Because it was it was bad. It took me like that
• 30:18
  was the thing. It took me like three weeks of like Disneyland where your
• 30:22
  leg was still messed up. Remember, No, that was. That was.
• 30:25
  That was That was another time due it was your legs that was.
• 30:29
  That was the time that it was not that bad. That was the time.
• 30:32
  It was before I knew you guys. This is back in like uh
• 30:34
  uh, probably like five years ago. It was when I had this big
• 30:37
  ass smoker. I was doing all these brewery events. But yeah, no,
• 30:40
  that's the same thing that happened when I was at Disneyland with you,
• 30:42
  but not as bad. It didn't get to a point where I was going
• 30:45
  to like lose the leg. It was just infected. But this was like
• 30:48
  my whole bottom my leg was black, Like it was like, oh my
• 30:51
  god, it was like pretty much black where the whole shin was black.
• 30:53
  It's still discolored now because from that time. But uh yeah, it was
• 30:56
  pretty bad. So that that kind of want to see that is that why
• 31:00
  you don't wear shorts? Oh I don't know, I wear shorts. I
• 31:03
  just have really white legs, Like you think my face is white or my
• 31:06
  arms are white, and my legs are like they're like so why you can
• 31:08
  see like the veins through them and stuff. You know. It's so so
• 31:15
  No, I went and I did this, and then the doctor told me.
• 31:18
  My doctor told me that, like I need to do some changes because
• 31:22
  like I almost lost my leg. I'm three hundred sixty five pounds over weigh,
• 31:26
  and I drink twelve IPAs or more a day almost every day and then
• 31:30
  sometimes more mage sixteen I've had like probably like you know, if you're a
• 31:33
  long shift at the brewery, you're there for like twelve hours sometimes, so
• 31:36
  you know they can really you can really pound down some IPAs in twelve hours.
• 31:40
  So yeah, I stopped all that pretty much. I mean, I'm
• 31:44
  glad you did, Bro that and the leg's fine now. So that's quite
• 31:48
  the crazy lifestyle you were living, Brollian you were. It's just but you
• 31:52
  know what, man, I'm not going to sit here and be like,
• 31:53
  oh I haven't been there as well, because like just because it's available,
• 31:59
  BRO does doesn't mean you should just go for it. Bro. And I
• 32:01
  remember, like I didn't. I wasn't becoming an alcohol would you say when
• 32:06
  I was working with craft beer kings a lot, Well, my habit went
• 32:09
  up, right, I was drinking a lot of beer. Yeah, but
• 32:13
  like you weren't like getting fucked up. Yeah, you weren't sloppy. I
• 32:16
  mean, maybe one or two times. Yeah, but like that was just
• 32:19
  pretty much it. Yeah. I never really got sloppy either. I mean
• 32:22
  I was just always drunk, like I mean it was like no, I
• 32:25
  mean it was just like you know, I could. I wasn't like,
• 32:29
  you know, ever like falling down or nothing like that or anything like I
• 32:34
  was. I mean, you're slurring my words. I mean you knew I
• 32:36
  was. You know, I was drinking, but it was not like you
• 32:37
  know, you cound't understand what I was saying. But it was because my
• 32:40
  tolerance was super high. Like I mean I was pounding on double IPA's like
• 32:45
  like their water. That was like that's that's what I'm in. Like that's
• 32:49
  like you get you'll get that habit. Like I remember when I was working
• 32:52
  with Craft Beer Kings, we did three be Real Beers, three Doctor Green
• 32:57
  Thumb beers that I had the part of creating improcessive with him in the collaboration.
• 33:02
  And during that time, bro, like I just had so much beer
• 33:06
  available, Like I was giving out beer to everyone. This is this was
• 33:10
  before cycle lesson or or you were at the studio. So like otherwise than
• 33:15
  that, you guys would have loved it. Brother, Like downstairs were like
• 33:17
  under the stairs, are at it and you see like where you usually put
• 33:21
  the barbecue at. At one point, I remember when I first started bringing
• 33:23
  through there was there was like stacks of beer stacks and stacks of cases of
• 33:27
  beer. Yeah dude, So we had like two palads delivered to the studio
• 33:31
  and we were and I was just pound in every show, bro like beer.
• 33:35
  Wasn't even drinking a lot of beer too, like for him and he
• 33:37
  doesn't really drink beer. And yeah, bro, you start developing that habit,
• 33:39
  you get very comfortable. And not that I regret it, but yeah,
• 33:44
  I got I started getting bigger, and I was like, man,
• 33:45
  fuck that, bro, I can't keep ounting now it's like I prefer off.
• 33:49
  I'm gonna just go for something. I just I became more of a
• 33:51
  Scotch and whiskey guy. I like a good beer still though, man Like,
• 33:54
  but I'm still gonna fuck with the beer. But one or two that's
• 33:58
  it. Like I don't ever drink nothing that's like bread in the can,
• 34:00
  like completely like modello or or or course banquet. Of course you like that
• 34:07
  ship and I can't believe that it's a beer in the can though, I
• 34:10
  mean bread in the can I course, banquet barts. I don't know.
• 34:14
  I only really drink Monkish, Yeah, I mean because I go there and
• 34:19
  do two or three like doubles or triples, and then you fill up like
• 34:22
  a buzz and then that's it. You go home like shortly, you know,
• 34:24
  a couple hours after that, and that's it. You have three beers
• 34:28
  and you're good and they're not like big ass pores. But like, yeah,
• 34:31
  I'm not drinking like you know, twelve double IPA's there because I'm there
• 34:35
  working, you know, all day long. So it's like a couple of
• 34:37
  hours and then that's it. That's that's pretty much my uh my boozing.
• 34:42
  And I don't bring a beer home that really at all. That's my other
• 34:45
  policy. So you don't you just trade it, didn't drink it, Well,
• 34:47
  I know, I'll drink it or someone somehow I'll drink a drink.
• 34:50
  So I primius only drank apperies and I only drank like two or three pores
• 34:53
  and then that's been able to meet to maintain majority of my weight loss I
• 34:59
  did a while ago, damn. So that's crazy, man, I didn't
• 35:01
  know that you had been drinking like that much. Well, the time of
• 35:07
  the free cans. I doesn't say about that. Like when I when I
• 35:08
  worked at some of these breweries, like they would just give you cases of
• 35:12
  free beer after you worked there for twelve hours. So then my whole I
• 35:15
  used to have a fridge that just had remember free beer that I got from
• 35:20
  all these breweries, and it was just packed with like every all the cans
• 35:23
  because like or like they have beers. That's like the dates are going like
• 35:27
  out of code, so they're not going to send to the shops and then
• 35:30
  you know, whoever wants them just takes them. So like you know a
• 35:34
  lot of breweries that's the case because they make too much beer and they can't
• 35:36
  get rid of it all, so like they just give it away their friends
• 35:37
  and employees or whoever they're And so yeah, I mean I would have I
• 35:42
  mean I brought cases down here a beer because I used to have so much
• 35:45
  in my house. I remember that barts. Yeah, are there barbecue hose
• 35:52
  not that I know? No, no, no, no, I I
• 35:57
  my my my big My customer base is mainly guys. Majority. There are
• 36:01
  some feed just so much of dudes. They're just fans of you. There's
• 36:04
  a bunch of dudes that just want to eat like they well, it's because
• 36:07
  the price is good too. It's like a lot of guys people are like
• 36:08
  living in the neighborhood where I sell now, and they come there because it's
• 36:13
  like, well, why would I go somewhere else, Especially the working home
• 36:15
  crowd, Like the stoned out work at home crowd is like the biggest crowd
• 36:19
  I have there. They all work at home. They all are stoners,
• 36:21
  and they just like, Okay, I'm gonna go down there and stand line
• 36:23
  and get my six dollars burger or my deal on the barbecue plate or buy
• 36:29
  buy five burgers. I mean, I mean there's some dudes like if I
• 36:31
  was there popped up every day, I see them every day. I know
• 36:34
  that for a fact. Yeah, Like if I was there every with my
• 36:37
  food truck, if I get one of those and I pop up down there
• 36:38
  every day, there'll be guys that are every day because you just like want
• 36:43
  the food whatever. It's so, what percentage of your of your your customer
• 36:46
  base are females, Like how what percentage you say? Like, I mean
• 36:51
  there's some girls that come there to pick up the food for their boyfriends or
• 36:53
  husbands and like they're like the ones there to come stand lion and wait because
• 36:58
  the guys not gonna be there and then and there's but as far as like
• 37:01
  single females that are just like there to buy food off me, I don't,
• 37:06
  I don't. There's not too many like like like five maybe less than
• 37:09
  five percent, like big chicks. No, I don't have too many big
• 37:14
  chicks there, Like I mean, honestly, surprisingly, majority of the people
• 37:19
  are not in that bad of health to buy a bunch of food off me,
• 37:22
  Like they are not they aren't, they aren't that big. I mean,
• 37:23
  they're there there, there's there's a you know, a few guys can
• 37:27
  do some pounds. But I mean there are some big dudes that come up
• 37:29
  randomly that buy the food off me. But like I would say, majority
• 37:31
  of my customers are not in the like worst shape, and some are in
• 37:35
  pretty good shape considering they come there a lot. I don't know what else
• 37:37
  they do. They must do a lot of working out or something. Now,
• 37:39
  I don't think the percentage of people that work out these days, like
• 37:43
  how how how many people do you think work out these days? Right?
• 37:45
  Like you think a lot of people work out because like I don't know,
• 37:50
  man, I just worry about how I work out. There's a lot of
• 37:52
  round people in America. Yeah, you know, it's funny because I do
• 37:55
  notice that show, and I notice how many people who are and who aren't
• 38:00
  fit, and the majority, especially where we live, the majority or you
• 38:06
  know, unfit unfit, then there is to be fit. That's very true,
• 38:10
  man like, and and you know it's crazy, like you you realize
• 38:15
  some foods, like you don't know how big they are. Like I was
• 38:17
  watching this podcast the other day and I was just like they just say they
• 38:21
  change their set and now they have a couch, and when you have a
• 38:22
  couch, it's like full body, right, And then you just realize you're
• 38:25
  like, damn food, you're just skinny from like the fucking and top up
• 38:30
  and ship and they need to see foods and they're just like they got the
• 38:31
  little trash back build. Yeah. Yeah, it shocks you that, I
• 38:40
  know you're talking. Yeah, like the trash back build is a real thing.
• 38:45
  Top and yeah, you know like a fire holding it bro like a
• 38:49
  five gallon trash bag full filled right up, but like filled with leaves in
• 38:52
  the bottom and shot or something like that. Yeah, I think more people
• 38:57
  work out though around in l A area than anywhere else for sure, A
• 39:00
  lot of areas for sure, because I mean there's a lot. I mean
• 39:01
  I go there, like the Gem still have people there, like you see,
• 39:05
  I mean I drive by, no doubt Like well, I mean there's
• 39:07
  there's a lot of people work out in LA. I think maybe less than
• 39:09
  other parts of these think we're probably like a good health conscious steak though,
• 39:13
  like people in La Gold Green. Well that's all you hear, so you're
• 39:16
  like brainwashed until that type of stuff. Like living here, I heard that,
• 39:21
  you know, you know what. I heard that sometimes some vegetables like
• 39:23
  like certain, not all vegetables are good for you, bro, or not
• 39:25
  all vegetables and fruits are good for you? Like have you ever heard that?
• 39:30
  Like like like well, I mean like like what's not good for you?
• 39:35
  So I was watching this YouTube video and this guy said that's like vegetables
• 39:39
  are living things, you know what I mean, Like it's an organism that
• 39:42
  comes from a living tree and shit like that. So when they're like whenever,
• 39:45
  uh, certain you eat vegetables or you're cooking it or you're eating it
• 39:49
  raw something like that, like vegetables give off a certain anti like not an
• 39:52
  anti accident, but it's something that's like not good for your health certain vegetibles.
• 40:00
  I don't know, it's like a weird thing. I don't know how
• 40:01
  to explain it. Man, I'm gonna loo, I'm gonna look this shit
• 40:04
  up right now. Bro, I'm gonna find out. Vegetables. Well,
• 40:07
  I mean, we haven't been dying from eating vegetables, I don't think.
• 40:08
  I mean, that's a lot better than eating a bunch of fast food.
• 40:13
  I'm sure. I don't know. He gives you like bad aura, like
• 40:16
  the vegetables. I heard that apples are bad for you because of the amount
• 40:22
  of sugar he has and all that. Oh, I mean that might be
• 40:23
  true. I mean you're probably like, fuck, dude like that, you
• 40:25
  shouldn't be probably eating a ton of apples and fruit in general. One a
• 40:30
  day, that's it. Yeah, I'll put it. I'll put it this
• 40:31
  way. My dad has ate an apple a day, I think since he
• 40:35
  was like a little kid. And that guy is in really good shape for
• 40:38
  being like seventy five, you know, so he like he he claims that
• 40:44
  the one apple a day has kept him kept him healthy all these years.
• 40:47
  So it might be true. Shout out to the hate King. Does he
• 40:53
  does he follow this? He ever watched the podcast on it? Yeah?
• 40:57
  Does he watch your ship? No? He he He's a shame. He's
• 41:00
  a shame that I am in. I am. I am attached to the
• 41:04
  cannabis business in any way really like he he he hated so much that I
• 41:09
  parked my smoker by his house because it's secure temporarily. That had a big
• 41:14
  old joint and had his name on the other side said Bart's Barbecue, so
• 41:17
  like so like so like so that No, that was like that was why
• 41:22
  it was very complicated to have him because we both like bought the house together
• 41:27
  live in. So he had agreed to sell it with me, so so
• 41:29
  like I wanted to sell it, but you know, he didn't. He
• 41:32
  thought I was gonna get all the money and go crazy, like on some
• 41:36
  crazy weed adventure. I don't know what he thought I was gonna do with
• 41:38
  this money, but I'm like, no, it's going to a restaurant and
• 41:40
  may have food truck and then the rest is just gonna be stored away.
• 41:45
  And uh, Anyways, I don't do crazy adventures like that no more.
• 41:47
  But yeah, he hates the he hates the whole He he'll never watch this
• 41:51
  show. He didn't. He hates. He hates when I put the clips
• 41:54
  on my Instagram because he he is on Instagram and only follows me. So
• 42:00
  like he did just to what keep tabs on? This is see what I'm
• 42:02
  doing when I'm posting. Okay, so what is it? What does your
• 42:06
  dad do for a living? He's retired? What did he do before?
• 42:08
  Oh? So he worked for like the team stirs for a long time as
• 42:13
  a billing clerk for a trucking company. He's allar and but yeah, but
• 42:16
  he always had no he But back then you made good money. You could
• 42:20
  buy a bunch of houses and stuff in the in the in La area.
• 42:22
  It was like hey, like like in the set he in like nineteen seventy
• 42:25
  five and he bought this house in Hermosa they have and let's just talk about
• 42:30
  the housing thing we're talking about. So like, okay, back then it
• 42:31
  was eighty thousand dollars in nineteen seventy five to live in Hermosa Beach and have
• 42:36
  three houses on a lot. Eighty that's what he bought it for. But
• 42:38
  he was making I think probably like thirty five thousand dollars a year, so
• 42:43
  it was only like a third of his income in one year. He and
• 42:45
  so he could totally buy that house. So yeah, he bought all types
• 42:49
  of houses. I mean, that's how he's well off now. Is not
• 42:52
  because he worked as a billing guy at a trucking company. He just bought
• 42:54
  all these different properties and held on to them, you know, like like
• 42:58
  monopoly, and then over the years, like you know that eighty thousand dollar
• 43:01
  house which now you were just demoed if he sold it. It has three
• 43:06
  houses there he rents out, so it's like income property, but the houses
• 43:08
  were like just the property is like two million dollars and with nothing on it,
• 43:13
  like you just tear the houses down. It's two million dollars instead of
• 43:15
  eighty thousand dollars. And that's from you know, nineteen seventy something, you
• 43:17
  know to now, God damn, Like, if you want to buy it
• 43:21
  now, you'd have to be making like half a million a year, four
• 43:23
  hundred thousand dollars a year to really be all afforded. No, to buy
• 43:28
  a two million dollar property and then paying our million dollars or two million to
• 43:30
  put a house on it, it'd be like four million to have that thing,
• 43:34
  but you'd have to make that type of money, so like that,
• 43:36
  I mean, they don't get me wrong, There's plenty of people that do
• 43:37
  in LA because houses sell like like like no problem. But for most people
• 43:43
  it's it's it's like I always wonder that shit man every time I drive by,
• 43:45
  like on Arlington and I'm driving towards one two past third Street, and
• 43:50
  then you see those fucking super nice houses. I'm like, Yo, what
• 43:52
  do these people do for a living? I was like, these these are
• 43:54
  got to be multimillion dollar properties. Like fuck where you come from, there's
• 44:00
  a there's a lot of people that make a lot of money doing like you
• 44:04
  know, especially the tech run here, like the tech business or like you
• 44:07
  know, other other businesses around here where you can you know, you can
• 44:10
  you can make you can make good money. But a lot of people they
• 44:13
  just that's all they can afford is their house. Like they lose their job,
• 44:15
  they're screwed. They have no other money in their bank account. A
• 44:16
  lot of these people just have a house or they have a car, you
• 44:20
  know, some you know, that's all they got like that, you know,
• 44:23
  or like you know, or maybe their parents like you know, like
• 44:28
  we're well off and they helped them out to get the place. And that's
• 44:30
  a common thing, especially around the South Bay area because most my people friends
• 44:35
  know your people, my people, my people in the South Bay area.
• 44:38
  You know, all the all the surfer skater dudes that like those people not
• 44:44
  like you know, not race, not a racist thing, like the nothing
• 44:47
  about South South people, the South Bay people that live in like her,
• 44:54
  most of beach with Dondo Beach, Like most of their parents are like my
• 44:58
  parents where they bought these houses in the in the in the in the seventies
• 45:01
  or eighties, and now them didn't like make tons of money, but they
• 45:05
  had a bunch of property and so like now their kids have either like in
• 45:07
  you know, they have it now because their parents are dead and they you
• 45:10
  know, got it because of that, you know, because a lot of
• 45:14
  my friends parents are dead, you know, and like you know, when
• 45:16
  they died, like they give all these two million dollar properties to their kids,
• 45:20
  and then all of a sudden they got money. It's like all of
• 45:22
  a sudden, you're like, you're just you just hit you just hit the
• 45:24
  lottery because you were you were working at Costco and your and and your parents
• 45:29
  died and now you have a two million dollar house, you know. So
• 45:32
  like so like, that's how a lot of these guys get the money too,
• 45:35
  especially in the South Bay area, I know, because they they inherited
• 45:38
  from their parents. So it's like you look at that person, You're like,
• 45:40
  damn, how'd that guy afford a two million dollar house. It's like
• 45:44
  he was given to them for free, I mean for being a being born
• 45:47
  in the right family. I guess, you know, I guess I didn't
• 45:50
  take those factors into consideration. But that's a big that's a big portion I
• 45:52
  think in La too, of some goes like where I live and the so
• 45:54
  there's these houses that are worth like almost a million dollars, but they don't
• 46:00
  look like it. But it's the fact that what you're saying is that it's
• 46:04
  like generational wealth type of thing. They bought that house in nineteen seventy or
• 46:07
  nineteen fifty whatever, and you know how's the market goes up inflation, you
• 46:14
  know all that shit. Hey, one of my customers told me his mom,
• 46:17
  his mom bought a house in Lawndale in like the sixties and it's just
• 46:21
  like my house, and it was like one hundred thousand rus eight thousand dollars.
• 46:24
  No, it's actually I believe the guy that he works that lift ticket
• 46:32
  uh lifted, but yeah, he comes by the optic. Yeah, he
• 46:38
  told me that. I think he told me. He said it was I
• 46:40
  know it was eight thousand dollars and it was like nineteen sixty five in the
• 46:44
  wrong generation. I know. I was like eight when he told Megan,
• 46:46
  I go eight grand. I was like, dang, I thought my parents
• 46:50
  for the seventy five thousand dollars house was something. But eight grand you could
• 46:52
  buy a house in Londeale. That makes me so depressive, like the late
• 46:57
  sixties or seventies. That makes me really, I mean, I'm happy.
• 47:00
  Can we switch live? Go back in time? Man? Eight thousand bucks?
• 47:04
  That was the deal. But we got a shoe back in time.
• 47:07
  We just we just we need to go on the time machine. We need
• 47:08
  to You think that shit fuck each other. You think that that you think
• 47:12
  that a time machine would ever be a real thing. It's just so unrealistic,
• 47:16
  right, Like, how are you gonna know? I think every uh
• 47:19
  every movie producer has somehow gone on time machine in the future, because it's
• 47:22
  where like every movie that you looked at shit and like when you're a kid,
• 47:25
  Oh, that's never gonna happen. Now it's all happening, like like
• 47:30
  AI, you know all this stuff that's going on. You watch you watch
• 47:32
  the Terminator, Like they already have robots that look like a terminator. They're
• 47:36
  walking around. What's what's what's gonna be the next step? You know?
• 47:38
  That's kind of true. Like like the only thing we never got was a
• 47:42
  hoverboard. Really, that was the one thing that never came out. But
• 47:44
  majority of the movies, like there's all types of weird shit you see in
• 47:46
  movies and you're like like okay, like the like three D shit no,
• 47:51
  like yeah, like you know, like and stuff you see him back to
• 47:52
  the future, like you know, like hologram stuff. We have holograms now,
• 47:55
  you know all this stuff. It was like just like, uh,
• 47:59
  it's I find every strange. I watched a lot of movies back in you
• 48:00
  know, back when I was three hundred and sixty five pounds and like,
• 48:04
  and there's like all types of weird things you see like that. Like it's
• 48:07
  like it's like, man, did they go in the future? How they
• 48:08
  know this is gonna happen? You know? And they just thought. I
• 48:12
  mean, it's like or they had a really good imagination, so yeah,
• 48:15
  you know, like uh and it's like this, uh, it's like uh,
• 48:19
  you know you see things in like uh. Oh. I found a
• 48:22
  couple a couple of examples right here of movies that nearly predicted future events and
• 48:29
  technology two thousand and one, The Space Odyssey, it's in there right well.
• 48:32
  The first one, Contagion, released September ninth, twenty eleven. Yeah,
• 48:37
  Soda Bird that that apparently, I guess I guess it's a pandemic.
• 48:43
  Yeah, it's a pandemic movie. So, I mean, I kind of
• 48:45
  a lot of people kind of what is it predicted that The second one on
• 48:51
  the list The Truman Show. Oh yeah, you see that one? Uh,
• 48:54
  dude, that is imagine working up in the world where you think it's
• 48:59
  real and then you slowly start to figure it out, why are these happening?
• 49:04
  Why is this happening every day at the same like given time, you
• 49:08
  know, like at every nine am, this thing happens every ten pm.
• 49:14
  This happens like it's all on the die, and you're like, what the
• 49:16
  fuck's going on? And then he fucking figures out whoa saint? What it.
• 49:21
  This ain't the world that I think it is. So how does that
• 49:23
  How is that predicting like relating to the future, I mean to because there's
• 49:27
  this notion where like a lot of there's a lot of people who think that
• 49:30
  this world that we live in is fake or is simulated all that type of
• 49:36
  shit, you know, because of you know, how events happen, you
• 49:40
  know, shit like that, like we're living in a video game. Yeah,
• 49:44
  but there's always one guy who's controlling all the shit, you know,
• 49:47
  much like how Illuminati controlled, you know, Like that's crazy. I'm gonna
• 49:52
  watch that movie. Yeah, I didn't watch that, but I guess I
• 49:55
  guess that's under here. It's underrated. The third one, You've Got Mail,
• 50:00
  Yeah, Tom Hanks, that romantic comedy. Dude, what is that
• 50:06
  about Internet? It's it's about these two people who correspond to each other through
• 50:09
  email and they know who they are, but they don't know that they're talking
• 50:14
  to each other on an email and shit, Oh damn. It's crazy because
• 50:17
  like it's sort of like predictive programming. But it's it's more the thing we're
• 50:22
  like they predict how society was going to use to use to I guess get
• 50:27
  at each other's Yeah, not only that's like sometimes you don't know who you're
• 50:30
  talking to. It's crazy. Damn. There's the next one is the Net.
• 50:37
  I haven't seen that one. Actually, I guess that one's I guess
• 50:39
  it's probably about the Internet, all right. And last on that list is
• 50:45
  stay Stay Safe Online with Buckeye. I don't know what that is. Yeah,
• 50:50
  I don't know. That sounds like a documentary. No, no,
• 50:52
  min that's probably that's not it. Yeah, but the Space Odyssey is on
• 50:54
  there though, Yeah, two thousand and one. What did that predict?
• 50:59
  Though? Like touch screens? Well, then, like the Minority Report like
• 51:05
  that was also like you know, like all the touch screen stuff that like
• 51:07
  like the like the Google, like the apples like that shit, like the
• 51:12
  Apple glasses like that Apple Vision like that. That's almost like the Minority Report
• 51:15
  in some ways on how they were doing everything where they had the screens where
• 51:19
  they're pulling them out, touching them, bending them, stuff like that.
• 51:22
  Yeah, and what that is it's a lot about like police stating we're like
• 51:25
  you have these four sub humans that are like geniuses there are able to predict
• 51:34
  the future. So that means you can like predict crime before it happens.
• 51:37
  So let's just say I'm thinking about it right now, but like this woman's
• 51:42
  gonna think about Oh, this guy Ray Salazar on August twenty six, twenty
• 51:47
  twenty three, at nine to eleven am, He's going to kill somebody and
• 51:52
  they're able to see it. But it's like, do you really think it's
• 51:55
  going to actually happen? We don't know. These are some Then you got
• 52:01
  like Total Recall where they had self driving cars, and Total Recall they had
• 52:06
  like the Little World about driving everyone around. The terminator showed up in this
• 52:08
  list and they're like, you know how there's cameras in the airports and everybody
• 52:12
  face recognition technology too. Yeah, the airport for sure is caught with face
• 52:15
  recognition technology. Bro. Like all right, like really seriously think about it,
• 52:19
  bro. Like like before bro, like if you murk somebody and you
• 52:22
  wanted to get away, bro, the airport would was like a solid place
• 52:25
  you can just be like, hey bro, peace out, you know,
• 52:28
  like just to say like you know, like seriously thinking about it. You're
• 52:31
  growing up in the eighties or like seventies, bro, you just fucking like
• 52:35
  like, hey, bro, I had to smoke somebody, you go dump
• 52:37
  them somewhere and then you just you know what I mean, You're like,
• 52:39
  I'm just gonna go ahead and take a flight somewhere. It's very it's a
• 52:43
  very small chance you were gonna get caught at the airport, bro, because
• 52:45
  Man airport was like back in the day, Brow airports were letting you fucking
• 52:50
  go through, letting everybody go through. The thing that trusts me out about
• 52:52
  that that ship, Bro, is that the craziest technology has been around forever.
• 52:58
  Bro. This ship is the thing that makes me fuck believe that like
• 53:00
  aliens have some kind of like agreement with like humans, bro, Because when
• 53:05
  you think about think about it, bro, Like why the fuck have airplanes
• 53:07
  been so successful in flying Like Bro, people have been flying to Japan the
• 53:12
  other side of the fucking world and Europe and Australia since like for fucking error,
• 53:16
  Bro, Like people were smoking cigarettes and fucking the airplane bro. And
• 53:22
  what material were they making these things out of before? You know what I
• 53:24
  mean, Like like how did these things never fucking go down? Like that's
• 53:29
  that I don't know, Bro. There's certain things that I feel like we
• 53:31
  we over we like we don't like I guess we oversee as humans, bro,
• 53:37
  because I don't know. I think That'shit's pretty cool. The fact that
• 53:39
  you're like, Yo, how do we figure that out? Where did you
• 53:42
  get that fucking technology? Who the fuck was like, hey, bro,
• 53:44
  we're gonna make these jets fucking go nothing can go wrong during this fifteen hour
• 53:49
  flight. It's made. It happened, like I don't know. It's like,
• 53:53
  uh, you don't think we created the technology of some sort of alien
• 53:59
  techno saying I think it's like some kind of sacred knowledge bro, like like
• 54:02
  I think electricity, Like think about it, Like that shit's a big fucking
• 54:06
  deal. Like how we make that ship like we made Like who the fuck's
• 54:09
  that Benjamin Franklin had a key on a kite and it hit the hit Like
• 54:14
  that's that's what you wanted? I mean, you you really fucking believe that
• 54:16
  that's that's that's the story. I don't know. I don't I don't buy
• 54:22
  that ship like this was out there in the fucking rain and like I just
• 54:25
  don't buy that shit, Like I just and then then and then all the
• 54:30
  wiring and shit, bro, Like how the who the fuck put that shit
• 54:31
  together? Bro? Like when you take these wires apart. You're like,
• 54:34
  all right, fool, who the fuck said put all these fucking wires of
• 54:37
  copper, wrap them around and this ship and then put it all together.
• 54:39
  That shit's got in nineteen, I don't know, like twenty twenty five or
• 54:45
  whatever they invented it. Bro, Who the fuck is like having that kind
• 54:47
  of knowledge? Bro, I don't know anybody these days it'll be like that.
• 54:50
  Even thinks like that. Well, I mean, adventures are not even
• 54:54
  around. Well yea, Elon Musk. You know, he made Tesla.
• 54:58
  I made all his self driving cars like your Reality and all the all electric
• 55:00
  cars Reality because before that there was no real electric cars that were going on
• 55:05
  a mass market. So you got him, he got hees SpaceX. Well,
• 55:09
  he's here really smart. He has some really smart people to work for
• 55:13
  him that don't take They get no credit whatsoever. But but it's it's one
• 55:16
  of the two. I mean, he created PayPal. That's where he made
• 55:19
  a bunch of money back in the day. That's he created PayPal. It
• 55:22
  was him and like four other guys. That's where he made all his money
• 55:23
  to be able to invest into the Tesla and stuff like that was I mean,
• 55:27
  he had money before that. I think he like got money from his
• 55:30
  parents or whatever. But he was part of PayPal and when that when they
• 55:34
  sold that to eBay or whatever, that was when he made a bunch of
• 55:37
  money, a bunch of money. That's when he bought his first like million
• 55:39
  dollar car. He was like a video of him when he before he got
• 55:43
  his hair plugs and stuff in his head where he was all bald and he
• 55:45
  had he had a million dollars. He had a million dollar McLaren. They
• 55:49
  bought after I think after he sold the test the PayPal did you ever get
• 55:52
  hair plugs? Part? Oh, I'm going to go to I want to
• 55:54
  go to uh Turkey, that's where that's the place to go, supposedly,
• 55:59
  Dude, I saw I know somebody who went over there, right and dude
• 56:04
  like this, Like he posted a video and then he was like dude,
• 56:07
  he was like that ship was crazy. He said that the ship they shot
• 56:12
  him up with to put him put him asleep, that shit gave him like
• 56:15
  a little episode, bro. He said he kept waking up type of ship
• 56:20
  Like, well, because you know that show, I don't think they have
• 56:22
  to knock you out. They put you to sleep if you do your whole
• 56:23
  head or something like that. Oh, maybe they do the whole head.
• 56:25
  Probably. I'm not sure if I do the whole thing at one time,
• 56:29
  but I just know when you go there, it's a way better deal than
• 56:31
  any around here. I would just rather do it in America, man,
• 56:35
  Like, it's probably way more expensive, but it is way more expensive.
• 56:39
  Speaking about people who are being put to sleep, remember that one guy who
• 56:45
  got gassed in Germany from nitrous. Nah, like somebody somebody from Russia gas
• 56:51
  Remember that he was like a criminal in Russia and they gassed him in the
• 56:55
  gas chamber. Nah. They this happened like a year. We're like this
• 57:01
  guy who was talking shit about Vladimir Putin, he was talking shit, he's
• 57:06
  like, you know, an extremists or whatever, and he got gassed in
• 57:08
  Germany and shit, remember I don't remember that. Yeah. So anyways,
• 57:13
  that guy recently died in a Russian prison quote unquote die, which means murdered.
• 57:20
  Probably got murdered damn in a Russian prison. Yeah. Well that shit
• 57:23
  is crazy, bro, crazy, this happened recently prisons. Bro that Like,
• 57:28
  uh, I've been watching these videos because you know, President Bukelli from
• 57:32
  Osaalador. He he lets he lets all any kind of journalists go to the
• 57:38
  prison. He's like, you guys are so concerned about what I'm doing down
• 57:40
  here. Fuck it. Come down here and I'll give you a tour and
• 57:44
  you can write about whatever you want in your in your article. So there's
• 57:46
  a lot of like journalists that are going to this, like it is probably
• 57:50
  one of the most secure prisons like in and like in in the world right
• 57:54
  now. Bro, this is crazy, Like it's like he had it built
• 57:58
  just for that, you know. And and bro, that ship is wow.
• 58:01
  Bro, like this was breaking you down, like how the Japanese break
• 58:05
  down there like criminals, bro, Like they literally make you down to you
• 58:08
  have nothing, bro, Like this will sleep on like uh you know the
• 58:12
  ship you the ship you bring uh the food in like a metal trays.
• 58:16
  Yeah, just straight metal fucking trays like a tin tray and they and yeah,
• 58:22
  the lights are always on food. They have a they sleep like Japanese
• 58:25
  cars full on top of each other. So it's like like bunk bed bunk
• 58:29
  bed, so it's like five in a row on top of Like Venezuela said,
• 58:31
  no I tel Salvador, Salvadora, that shit is crazy. It's like
• 58:35
  the worst criminals they put it, no, they do it, they put
• 58:37
  it all. They put all the gang members like they went around because if
• 58:42
  you if you're if you're a gang member like out there like or they think
• 58:45
  you're a game member and you got like the number thirteen on you, if
• 58:47
  they're like, we're not even gonna ask you. You see the judge of
• 58:50
  six months before, now go, You're going to this prison. Intense profiling
• 58:53
  for sure. But it worked though. I mean that country is like number
• 58:57
  it's like the number one safest country. And South America right now, I'm
• 59:00
  sorry Central America. Wow, Okay, that's crazy, like and it used
• 59:04
  to end like two years ago. Worst country to ever go to. All
• 59:07
  the shoplifters around la oh man, you don't even get me started. Throw'm
• 59:12
  holdingself on foiled pans. I feel like we should like we should. Yeah,
• 59:17
  I agree, like straight up, that's that they can think twice about
• 59:22
  robbing that Gucci store. I do agree on bro. There has to be
• 59:25
  some kind of like Middle Eastern punishment for these kind of people, you know
• 59:29
  what I mean, Like you steal in Saudi Arabia, you got one hand
• 59:31
  less, you know, what I mean, like it's kind of fucked up,
• 59:34
  but at the same time it's like, hey, bro, I guess
• 59:36
  you should have steal huh right, Yeah, I mean it's that's stealing shit.
• 59:38
  It's crazy now, yeah that I mean I feel sometimes you're just mount
• 59:43
  mad as fuck pain for shit, like look at me, fucking stupid as
• 59:45
  fuck. It just we go. According to the The Travel Website, the
• 59:51
  ten safest places are travel in twenty twenty four, number ten, Luxemburg.
• 59:59
  Where's that at? Trying to figure out where that's not actually depends. I
• 1:00:01
  think that's in Germany, isn't it. I think it's in Germany, all
• 1:00:05
  right. Next one, I think it's a country, Greenland. Where's that?
• 1:00:10
  This your places? Damn? I might go to these places. I
• 1:00:13
  never heard of this. Greenland. Mental health risk seventeen point five to twenty
• 1:00:17
  percent, okay, mental health risk though I don't know like suffering health.
• 1:00:22
  You know, I think Greenland is actually cold there, it's cold. It's
• 1:00:25
  comed to Iceland, Yeah, Iceland. Yeah, they confused the names and
• 1:00:30
  number eight and he's not gonna like this one. Number eight China, now,
• 1:00:37
  Japan, That's what I'm talking about there. That ship is fucking great.
• 1:00:43
  That's why I'm over there right now, bro, living it up.
• 1:00:45
  Medical risks, low security risks, low climate change risks, low mental health
• 1:00:52
  risks, ten to twelve point five percent. It's pretty fucking good. People
• 1:00:58
  are pretty stressed. It says. Country's advanced transportation infrastructure ensure smooth and secure
• 1:01:05
  travel throughout its diverse regions, from the neolist streets of Tokyo to the tranquil
• 1:01:10
  temples of Kyoto. Whether marveling at cherry blossoms in spring or savory world class
• 1:01:16
  cuisine year round, Japan promises a safe, enriching, and unforgettable journey for
• 1:01:23
  travelers from around the globe. Wow. Yeah, whatever wrote that, he
• 1:01:30
  knows right or she Number seven? Norway the home of black metal? Is
• 1:01:37
  that? Is that the place where the foods go with the guitar, with
• 1:01:40
  the guitar guitars, and the mountains and the paste pain and the shit one
• 1:01:45
  of them? Yeah, like that's where that kind of music stems from.
• 1:01:47
  Yeah for sure, honestly, Bro, Like Norway and Sweden not for nothing,
• 1:01:52
  Bro, that shit is I don't get that ship. Bro, It's
• 1:01:55
  just a thing I just don't get. Like, how do you understand the
• 1:01:59
  lyrics. You you you you read them, but like theseos are just like
• 1:02:04
  like yeah, like that kind of shit. I'm just like, yo,
• 1:02:07
  bro, do you think that some of that music is dimonic ful? Well?
• 1:02:10
  There are some bands who really try to put like they really try to
• 1:02:16
  be that influential thing where like, hey, just so you know what you're
• 1:02:22
  listening to, we worship Sadan. So there it is. There's bands that
• 1:02:25
  tell you that. Not that they tell you that, but like when you
• 1:02:29
  hear their music and you read about them and you know, find out about
• 1:02:32
  them, you get the sense of like, oh shit, like these people
• 1:02:36
  like really fuck with that shit kind of like how like some Mexican corrido bands
• 1:02:42
  fuck with like somethime worm shit like that. Yeah, and they'll probably like,
• 1:02:46
  you know, put something within the lyrics and ship yeah yeah, some
• 1:02:50
  kind of homage. Yeah, it's weird. But number six you have like
• 1:02:53
  real heavy metal music, like like the they call it extreme metal, extreme
• 1:02:59
  like death metal just oh okay, okay yeah yeah like black Men gotcha Yeah,
• 1:03:05
  scary ship, Well it's supposed to be scary. Hey. Some of
• 1:03:07
  that music was used for torturing Guantanamo Bay prisoners. When Guantanamo Bay was open.
• 1:03:16
  They will blast that music twenty four to seven loud to these prisoners.
• 1:03:21
  You know, it's kind of crazy. Number six Finland, Number five Slovenia
• 1:03:28
  building sounds nice. See, it's good to know of these like of these
• 1:03:31
  places because like if the if the USA goes to ship, just catch a
• 1:03:35
  flight and leave. Yeah right, I think they'll also offer free healthcare in
• 1:03:38
  all these countries. Yeah, sure to all their people live there. That
• 1:03:43
  always helps to they don't worry. They're not worried about being a sanctuary place
• 1:03:50
  either. Yeah. No one's coming over the ocean border to their uh,
• 1:03:52
  no one's stocking their beaches. I'll take a flight to Finland, though,
• 1:03:57
  can you get you? Can? You? Can you do that? Bro?
• 1:04:00
  Like can you honestly? Like fool? Like if you just take off
• 1:04:02
  like what, let's just say, if I just take off to Japan and
• 1:04:04
  just don't come back like what I'm saying, would I get kicked out?
• 1:04:11
  No? Like, like let's just say it. I'm like I don't even
• 1:04:13
  register. I would just be an illegal there living there or like cause you
• 1:04:15
  know they only give you ninety days, right, but I didn't know that
• 1:04:17
  yet. They probably find you over there. If you if you're past your
• 1:04:23
  ninety days, they probably find you on the video or something. There he
• 1:04:26
  is, and then he goes, hey, why are you still here?
• 1:04:29
  You know, I mean I'm sure, I'm sure, but like you know,
• 1:04:30
  they have security of those places, the USS security too, we just
• 1:04:34
  don't use it, you know. We just we just like to let people
• 1:04:38
  just do whatever they want to do. We're just letting a bunch of like
• 1:04:40
  criminals walk right in here. We just let everyone do whatever they want to
• 1:04:43
  do, whether it's crossing the border, selling barbecue on the side of the
• 1:04:46
  road, it's like, no big deal. Oh like uh oh, here's
• 1:04:53
  a funny. It's not funny, but like Ulysses, he got his car
• 1:04:56
  hit, like he parked on the side of the road. He went to
• 1:04:58
  a club. Someone hit his car. The cops left like a card on
• 1:05:02
  it. So he's like, oh, okay, there's a police report whatever.
• 1:05:05
  He goes down to the police station. He said, remind him of
• 1:05:09
  RoboCop when we went downtown police station. That's where he had to go.
• 1:05:12
  He's like, he's like, there's people, all these weird people to just
• 1:05:14
  come there and hang out the police station, like it's like fucking RoboCop.
• 1:05:16
  He's like, you go to he goes, He goes, You go to
• 1:05:18
  the police officer at the front desk. He's like, here's this card.
• 1:05:20
  If my car was hit, do you guys have a replice report? So
• 1:05:24
  I reported my ass blah blah blah. They're like, oh no, we
• 1:05:27
  don't do that here, Like, uh, unless it's a unless it's like
• 1:05:30
  real crime, then then we'll go after it. But they go, all
• 1:05:32
  we all we can tell you is this. He goes, if you want
• 1:05:35
  to get a report that was maybe written at the time, go online,
• 1:05:40
  and you find much more information online on how we do our policing here.
• 1:05:44
  And that's basically what that That's what the cops told him straight up. I
• 1:05:46
  wish he was here to say this. When he did. They tell him
• 1:05:48
  all this stuff, and he's like, he's like, he's like, it's
• 1:05:51
  so crazy. He's like, the they basically told me that they just don't
• 1:05:55
  have athority to do anything except for like if someone has a gun at someone
• 1:05:59
  and it's like or robbing someone right there, they'll they'll stop it or try
• 1:06:01
  to stop it. But other than that, they said everything just online.
• 1:06:04
  He goes, we don't we can't sit here and write give you a police
• 1:06:06
  report and stuff like that. We just we just don't have We just don't
• 1:06:09
  do that for two understaffed, and that's basically send everything online in La So
• 1:06:14
  like, but he said that the police station, he's like, he couldn't
• 1:06:15
  believe it. He goes there's like something like, uh, you know,
• 1:06:18
  like prostitute or some check like that. Hey, but low keyboards. Every
• 1:06:23
  station is different. I know that because I remember one time my dad his
• 1:06:28
  car got hit and we went to like four different LAPD stations trying to report
• 1:06:33
  it because one it was understaffed. Two well, because if there were understaffed,
• 1:06:41
  they were dealing with like one person and that was taken forever. So
• 1:06:45
  we went to different spots and each cop had like a different answer to when
• 1:06:49
  my dad was trying to figure out how He's just saying this was like like
• 1:06:54
  fifteen years ago. Yeah, but he's just I mean, I know the
• 1:06:58
  ones that aren't run by the LA County that are actually police departments and cities
• 1:07:01
  that have their own police department, it's run way differently. That's why there's
• 1:07:04
  not a bunch of people a lot of places that's stealing a bunch of purses.
• 1:07:06
  But basically these guys are like, yeah, we have no thought,
• 1:07:10
  we have no power to like worry about if someone hit your car and did
• 1:07:14
  it hit and run, Like we we can't do nothing about that. They're
• 1:07:16
  like, we just we don't teamore. We used to but iMore And he's
• 1:07:19
  like, so all you gotta do is go online and if the cop was
• 1:07:23
  there and wrote a police report, they'll help you for insurance. You might
• 1:07:25
  all find online. But he goes, as far as what we can do,
• 1:07:28
  we can't do nothing about it, they go, they go, we
• 1:07:30
  just don't do that no more. So he's just like, that's crazy,
• 1:07:33
  man. They we live the times we live in read. You want to
• 1:07:38
  finish that list, Yeah, yeah. Number four Switzerland stay safe, Yeah,
• 1:07:43
  Number three New Zealand. Nice, they're almost all headlands too. Number
• 1:07:48
  two people do yeah. Number two Denmark. As long as he's not ipsy,
• 1:07:57
  I'm sure it was safe over there. There's probably security. Yeah,
• 1:08:00
  there probably was a lot of security. Keep all the girls in not for
• 1:08:04
  one Iceland, Damn, that's the safest country to go, according to this
• 1:08:10
  website. Another island. Yeah, bro, so the key is to just
• 1:08:15
  I guess move to an island. Moved to an island, and you're probably
• 1:08:17
  a lot safer than you are on That's why they they're all happy in Hawaii.
• 1:08:20
  Sometimes it seems like they got a lot of homeless in Hawaii. Now,
• 1:08:24
  Bros, there's a lot of problems going to Hawaii. But I mean,
• 1:08:27
  you know, like Hawaii became fool. So I saw this documentary about
• 1:08:30
  all these dumbass homeless bro these fools. They were interviewing these fools and uh
• 1:08:33
  in the in the island and they were just like, how long have you
• 1:08:36
  been up here there? It's like, well, it took one one plane
• 1:08:39
  ticket right over here, and I thought it was gonna be great, and
• 1:08:42
  I just never left. And a lot of these fools literally thought because the
• 1:08:45
  weather was gonna be all great and all this is great, they thought they
• 1:08:47
  were gonna be like vacation all the time. You stupid idiots are stuck in
• 1:08:50
  the fucking beach bro Like out there and just no housing, no nothing,
• 1:08:55
  living in the park asking for money. It's not like a big homeless population
• 1:08:59
  living and moving in. Why you know what happens to homeless on days like
• 1:09:03
  this one is rained so much they cover themselves up like anybody else. No,
• 1:09:06
  I I at least try to. I mean, I'm just saying like
• 1:09:09
  that. I mean, oh, real shit, like I would think that
• 1:09:12
  majority of their structures aren't like waterproof. So here's what I want you to
• 1:09:15
  do after this podcast if you can, if you want, I want you
• 1:09:19
  to drive sam Pedro Street and you'll you'll get your answer there. As far
• 1:09:25
  as what they do in the rings fucking gets sick as fuck, bro,
• 1:09:28
  I'm sure they do. It has her foot sick in the rain in the
• 1:09:31
  street thirty Oh no, I'm saying it has to be horrible. That's I
• 1:09:34
  mean. I wasn't trying. I was saying, like, it's it's really
• 1:09:36
  messed up when it's raining. No, it is for them because like,
• 1:09:40
  look, all I know is I have sat on the side of the road
• 1:09:42
  cooking barbecue overnight. I'm not homeless, but I mean the cold of just
• 1:09:45
  we experienced, like sitting out there, you know, like for or twelve
• 1:09:49
  hours. I was like, man, I can't imagine being like this,
• 1:09:54
  you know, on a daily basis, or this is how I like live
• 1:09:57
  or I mean I live in a tent, but still I can keep you
• 1:09:59
  that warm compared to like you know, like a house, you know,
• 1:10:00
  like a house or whatever, and like, cause it's been like the forty
• 1:10:02
  degrees we're I'm doing it. I would, And I just I was just
• 1:10:04
  thinking, like when it rained, you know, it's like you know,
• 1:10:08
  when it rains even I mean, I can't imagine how much worse that is,
• 1:10:11
  like because then all your ship's all fucking wet and you know, and
• 1:10:15
  as fucking cold as fuck. So yeah, I mean it had it would,
• 1:10:17
  it'd be I have a lot more feeling starts homeless people after saying overnight
• 1:10:24
  on the side of the road on Prairie, you got soft barts. Well,
• 1:10:27
  hey, it's it's it's definitely not. It's not a place I want
• 1:10:30
  to be at it. I mean, I'm just there because I'm trying to
• 1:10:30
  make money. But just like it's a hard knocks, it would happen pretty
• 1:10:34
  rough. It would have to be pretty rough, That's all I can say.
• 1:10:39
  You know, I'm sure it's worse than like Colorado places where it's like,
• 1:10:42
  you know, oh yeah they freeze, dude, in Canada, Bro,
• 1:10:45
  they don't have a homeless problem. You know why because old man winter
• 1:10:46
  fixes it. Yeah, yeah, old man winters. Like hey, he's
• 1:10:50
  like freezing them. You had six months to find some shelter. Bro Yeah,
• 1:10:56
  I don't know, but Canada's you know what's crazy. I didn't know
• 1:10:58
  that that ship was inhabitable. I don't know that the majority of Canada was
• 1:11:01
  uninhabitable. So like there's there's a lot less people there for such a vast
• 1:11:04
  amount of land, and it's like it's crazy. My friend was telling me,
• 1:11:08
  He's like, yeah, man, he's like people disappear there all time.
• 1:11:11
  Yeah, shout out to Yeah, shout out to nitty Sack. You
• 1:11:13
  can go. You can walk into a Canadian forest and just never come out.
• 1:11:15
  And again, because it's so vast, there's you know, water lakes
• 1:11:20
  and you know all over that ship. There's probably a bunch of crazy ship
• 1:11:24
  out there. For Maybe that's why in some cases I would believe Bigfoot is
• 1:11:29
  around. But I'm pretty sure that Nigga lives in fucking Canada. Like that's
• 1:11:33
  what I'm saying. Like that ship, like that ship would be like one
• 1:11:35
  of those places where we haven't explored all that all the Amazons. No,
• 1:11:43
  well, no, there's places in the Amazons that have still remained to be
• 1:11:46
  in touched. I think that's true Amazon because there's their own natives. Something
• 1:11:53
  fool. Think about that ship though, there's gotta be some ship there there.
• 1:11:56
  Think about flying over the rainforest. You know, we're talking about flying
• 1:12:00
  over watering over land. You see all these trails and ship. Yeah,
• 1:12:04
  you know, doesn't that shit freak you out? Parts like when you see
• 1:12:06
  when you don't have to fly with the fing forest if you're going down the
• 1:12:10
  equator, But like when you when you take a domestic flight. When I'm
• 1:12:15
  flying to like Denver or something like that, it tricked me out when I
• 1:12:17
  fly over the mountains and I see all these little trails and like the randomest
• 1:12:21
  mountains like Saturday time, Like what the fuck are those trails? Is that
• 1:12:25
  a car? Like what is that? Like? Who's you? Who's walking
• 1:12:28
  these trails? Some dude living out the forest by themself? Oh dude,
• 1:12:30
  these are like trails all over the fucking mountains that you're just like yeah,
• 1:12:35
  like I mean, I mean some of thimes might be actual trails, like
• 1:12:39
  you know, their nature trails or something. Now in the middle of fucking
• 1:12:43
  nowhere, but there's a lot of stuff. Look, there's stuff everywhere.
• 1:12:45
  It's just like then that you know, it could be there from a long
• 1:12:47
  time ago. Who knows. It just seems a little strange that like when
• 1:12:51
  you like, what do you think, what do you think it's out there?
• 1:12:54
  I don't think it's natives. I just think it's like maybe it's some
• 1:12:56
  government ship, Like there's ship going on in these mountains, and maybe there's
• 1:13:00
  possible these trucks are just like driving into these hidden bases in the middle of
• 1:13:02
  like fucking nowhere. It's just like there's not even no land development, no
• 1:13:06
  nothing. It's literally fucking mountains. And the only way you get to look
• 1:13:10
  at this is because you're going over. Yeah, I see, I know
• 1:13:12
  what you're saying. That that that itself kind of trists me out, man
• 1:13:15
  like, because I don't know, do you? I think there's bases in
• 1:13:17
  certain mountains, bro, you wouldn't be that hard. It's like this,
• 1:13:20
  all those all those billionaires are all building underground layers now, including Zuckerberg in
• 1:13:26
  Hawaii where for the for the end, well, something happens that the you
• 1:13:30
  know, that's what that's what might be there too. It might be a
• 1:13:31
  much these hidden like they're all over the place, all these old missile silos
• 1:13:34
  that people now have like underground bunkers and stuff, so in case shit goes
• 1:13:39
  bad, they can go there, So you know that it could be something
• 1:13:42
  like that, or it could be all types of weird things that are going
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  on out there that people own land that are out there. Would you want
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  to continue? At that point, bro, and the Wiel's going to ship,
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  I'll just be like, let me die. Bro, what am I
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  going to look forward to? Well, you might hopefully like all the people
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  they're in your bunker with you if that's the case, because you won't be
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  seeing one else for a very long time, that's sure. That's That's exactly
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  what I'm saying. So I'm just like, if this ship's going, if
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  all's going to ship, like, why what am I gonna be looking?
• 1:14:05
  That's so promising in the future for me to want to stick around and just
• 1:14:10
  not die, Like bro coming to ship? Yeah, like all the stores
• 1:14:15
  gone, nobody's gonna have a job. Fucking everybody's fucking exploded, you know
• 1:14:19
  what I mean. Like people are killing each other, there's crime everywhere.
• 1:14:23
  Like I'm just take myself out at that point, right yeah, right it
• 1:14:29
  out to the end, bro, like until like, well, dude,
• 1:14:31
  fucking this comment hit my house if I died, because, like I think
• 1:14:36
  about it, bro, everybody has a different version of the apocalypse. Yeah,
• 1:14:41
  I don't know. I for one thing, Like I don't know,
• 1:14:43
  it'd be easy for like sky Daddy to come back and just drown everybody again
• 1:14:45
  and just be like, you guys are all gonna get flooded, like you
• 1:14:48
  know when you pour water in the ant hill, because that's supposedly remember,
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  I mean, I haven't really read the Bible like that, but like I
• 1:14:57
  do know that this fool had you know, had messed up the earth three
• 1:15:00
  times or something like that. Water right, he shookus. Yeah, he
• 1:15:04
  was like fuck you foods, Your foods are fucking gay and all this shit.
• 1:15:08
  And he was like, oh whatever, like that's originally Yeah, I'm
• 1:15:12
  just going based on the that is in the scripture. He was like,
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  foods are fucking foods. He was like, foods are hating their parents.
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  He's like, foods are just doing some crazy shit. People are selling burgers
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• 1:15:31
  to deal with that any issues? No, Because I mean, for anyone
• 1:15:35
  else that doesn't isn't running a business out of their house. It's, let
• 1:15:38
  alone a barbecue business. It should be fine. I mean I would have
• 1:15:41
  been. I would never had any problems there at all had I not had
• 1:15:45
  someone hating on the barbecue business and called the city about it. Wasn't any
• 1:15:47
  called about the structure. Is it called about about the fact that I was
• 1:15:50
  totally barbecuing out there back in twenty seventeen, there's no question. Yeah,
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  but trapping, but then I was buying. But then after that man cook.
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  But yeah, but then after that it was like I moved it out
• 1:16:03
  of there and had other alternative places of cook. But you know, they
• 1:16:06
  still had people hating on me. So yeah, But so Londe's fine.
• 1:16:11
  Whoever has the house is gonna be happy there. They just they just probably
• 1:16:14
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• 1:16:16
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• 1:16:20
  so who knows. I mean, you can. The thing about it is,
• 1:16:23
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  it was a lot easier on my end to demo stuff then would be to
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• 1:16:34
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  moment in your life? Do you believe in like that? I totally believe
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  that. I've had a whole bunch of those things. Like there's things that
• 1:19:01
  like I'll be doing it and I know I've already done it before, like
• 1:19:08
  you had like a dream about it or something, because it's just I'm not
• 1:19:11
  much of a dreamer. I've kind of been there with you on that one.
• 1:19:14
  I like there's like stuff I do and it's like it's that's that's why
• 1:19:17
  it's like you feel like you're in a video game sometimes because it's like I'll
• 1:19:20
  do stuff and I'll be like, dude, I know I've totally done this,
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  like already once and it's like or something happens and I already know what's
• 1:19:29
  going to happen before it happens, Like I'm like, I bet you this
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  is gonna happen. It does, and it's like dang, dude, Like
• 1:19:33
  I totally I believe in that for sure. Or like somehow like you what
• 1:19:38
  is the dejah wu considered like he let me look up the actual definition.
• 1:19:42
  Well, I mean it's technically believing that you did something, that you did
• 1:19:46
  something already you did before. You're right, dejah bou is having the feeling
• 1:19:49
  that you've done something before. I have. That happens a lot to me.
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  Learn the possibilities that causes what it possible causes behind this phenomenon. And
• 1:20:00
  this is crazy. And you know what's crazy. It's a web md bo
• 1:20:03
  it's so it's a it's a medical thing. Yeah, I feel like I've
• 1:20:09
  had certain day javoos in my life. Yeah, I know, I know
• 1:20:13
  it occurs to me because I think about them. I'm like, didn't I
• 1:20:16
  just think about this or didn't like what you thought about or some shit or
• 1:20:19
  you dreamt it? Yeah, no, are you doing action? It's like
• 1:20:25
  I'm doing something. Yeah, and it's like I just I know I just
• 1:20:28
  did this, or it's like I've done it, like like when I've done
• 1:20:30
  pop up or done events, like I know I did this whole event already,
• 1:20:34
  and I renew that. I'm like, I guarantee you watch. I'll
• 1:20:38
  even tell you lissies like today it's going to be a big line blah blah
• 1:20:41
  blah. And there's days I'll predict that, like it's not no one's going
• 1:20:44
  to show up. And like I'm telling you, I know I've seen done,
• 1:20:46
  I've done this, and no one shows up. And then no one
• 1:20:48
  shows up. They don't show up. It's like, it's not like I'm
• 1:20:50
  putting into bad, bad vibes. It's just that I know that that's happening.
• 1:20:55
  Ulysses and other guys herming the work for me, they say it all
• 1:20:58
  they say all the time. They're like, man, you you not a
• 1:21:00
  like you like predicce this stuff in the future or something like that, because
• 1:21:02
  all like I know exactly how like sometimes things go. And it's like you
• 1:21:08
  said there, You're like, dang, dude, it happened exactly how I
• 1:21:10
  thought it was going to happen, you know. But you know, here's
• 1:21:13
  the thing, says who experiences deja vu. Around sixty to seventy percent of
• 1:21:17
  people in good health experience some form of deja vu during their lifetime. A
• 1:21:23
  familiar sight or sound can trigger the feeling. You may walk into a room
• 1:21:28
  in a building you've never visited yet you feel like you know it intimately fuck.
• 1:21:32
  Those feelings of deja vu disappeared quickly, which can make it hard for
• 1:21:38
  you to recall specific details of the experience. This is where it gets trippy.
• 1:21:41
  They got a specific age. Deja vu happens most often to people between
• 1:21:45
  fifteen and twenty five years of age. We tend to experience the feeling less
• 1:21:50
  as we age. If you travel a lot regularly, remember you're I'm sorry.
• 1:21:57
  If you travel a lot or regularly remember your dreams, you may be
• 1:22:00
  more likely to experience DejaVu than others. See, that's why I probably don't
• 1:22:03
  experience it because I'm not I'm not a dreamer. Someone who is tired or
• 1:22:09
  stressed may be prone to DejaVu feelings too. Most people have the experience during
• 1:22:13
  the evening or during the weekends. That's pretty specific, man, So it's
• 1:22:17
  a real See but how do you not know? This wasn't the waybon d
• 1:22:20
  before, This wasn't anything like that, Like, how do you not know
• 1:22:24
  this is? This isn't just a part of the whole like dimensioned shift we're
• 1:22:28
  all living in, bro. They're just trying to tell you that, Like,
• 1:22:30
  oh, don't worry about it. It could just be a glitch in
• 1:22:32
  the matrix, bro, brother, we know it might very well be one.
• 1:22:38
  Like you know when a TV gets stuck or your iPhone gets stuck,
• 1:22:41
  that can happen. Yeah, they pushed the push the reset button and then
• 1:22:45
  get that thing back to normal. You gotta hit that Nintendo fucking reset button,
• 1:22:47
  bro, and then you just come back pretty much. Yeah, that's
• 1:22:53
  yeah. DejaVu is like a serious thing. Man. You believe you believe
• 1:22:57
  in the paranormal parts, like I've I've never really witnessed anything like that.
• 1:23:01
  I mean, do you ever feel that like the energy has followed you.
• 1:23:03
  I feel like people are more likely to have that experience where they feel like,
• 1:23:08
  oh I feel like I got this funk, but really really like one's
• 1:23:12
  interpretation or something like that might just be like like, for example, I'm
• 1:23:15
  a very like spiritual person, spiritual conscience, and like if I feel like
• 1:23:19
  something like as like I visit a certain place, like if I go to
• 1:23:23
  the cemetery or something like that, I clean myself after I like I leave,
• 1:23:26
  you know, because I feel that certain entities or certain funks or whatever
• 1:23:30
  Pew might call it might be able to attach yourself has anybody ever felt that,
• 1:23:33
  not me, Like, because I don't know, you might base chalk
• 1:23:36
  it up to energy, be like, oh it was bad energy here man,
• 1:23:39
  fuck is now I'm stuck in a funk. You believe you believe you
• 1:23:43
  can have like a stream of bad luck. Well, I mean I've had
• 1:23:46
  streams of bad luck a lot of times, but it's not necessarily because of
• 1:23:49
  some energy. No, No, not why I did some stupid stuff,
• 1:23:53
  you know, like you know twelve IPA's daily. I don't know. It
• 1:23:57
  was like when I ran into the that was bad energy. When I ran
• 1:23:59
  in to the parking structure yesterday at the at the was it with this truck
• 1:24:02
  at the Yeah, the Klie vibes that was so that truck is messed up
• 1:24:05
  right now? No, I didn't. The truck. Truck is solid,
• 1:24:09
  dude. No. I went into the parking structure and you know they it
• 1:24:12
  said six foot eight. You assumed that the entry six foot eight. Yeah,
• 1:24:15
  he told me about that. And you go pull in there and and
• 1:24:18
  we and we pull in and it's fine because of the original spot where you
• 1:24:20
  pull in is for the ups drivers, so it's taller there. So I
• 1:24:24
  pull in, I'm like, oh, we're good, and we start going
• 1:24:26
  up the little ramp and I'm like, man, that roof looks very close.
• 1:24:29
  I'm looking outside my truck. I'm like, it looks like it's pretty
• 1:24:31
  close. And then we pulled right into this one little like uh, like
• 1:24:35
  you know, into the next room, the fucking top of the of the
• 1:24:40
  of my ladder rack hit the roof of the fucking of the parking structure.
• 1:24:45
  Luckily there was no pipes there and no water pipes, and I hear it
• 1:24:46
  hit. I'm like, fuck, this is too low. I just stopped
• 1:24:49
  right then. And then that's when like one of the workers there helped me
• 1:24:53
  get my car out, but we still tore out some more of the drywall
• 1:24:56
  on the way out. I just didn't tear off anything that was structurally needed
• 1:24:59
  for the parking lot. And then uh, then they look they looked at
• 1:25:01
  me like, don't worry. This happens all the time. I said,
• 1:25:03
  why would you not have a thing there that your car hits that let you
• 1:25:06
  know not to go in there. They're like, yeah, they're supposed to
• 1:25:10
  have one those they don't have one. And and and so then I go
• 1:25:12
  and I parked the bottom and that's when another lady comes out and she want
• 1:25:15
  my driver's license all the other stuff. I'm like, look, it's fucking
• 1:25:17
  dry wall. It can't be more than three hundred dollars to fix that if
• 1:25:20
  you're going to fix it. But it already looks like a much people hit
• 1:25:23
  it. I said, I'm just getting my driver's license. Have your guy
• 1:25:26
  call me if you need to fix you know, he wants me to pay
• 1:25:27
  for it. I don't heard from m yet, so we'll see if they
• 1:25:29
  call him blocks them. But now I'm not gonna block. I'll pay the
• 1:25:31
  money to fix like a ceiling. It was nothing, It was no big
• 1:25:33
  deal. It was just like I wish I would have been there recording.
• 1:25:35
  Oh it would Oh you guys would have loved it if youone when we record
• 1:25:39
  that me, I mean, I look, look, look it almost looked
• 1:25:41
  like one of those videos where they get like the U haul truck inside of
• 1:25:44
  parking garage and then fuck up all the pipes. Luckily I stopped and I
• 1:25:47
  wasn't drunk or you know, stone, and I real quickly realized that no,
• 1:25:50
  don't go any further. This is this is going to be very bad.
• 1:25:54
  The whole thing. It's going to take out the whole the whole sprinkler
• 1:25:56
  system in this parking Sture's fucking that was that was some pretty bad luck.
• 1:26:00
  I mean I did not feel the very good Cali vibes when I walked in
• 1:26:03
  there after, I just like totally torn up a parking lot ceiling. That's
• 1:26:11
  fucking hilarious. Man. Fucking Bart's over here, always getting into something.
• 1:26:14
  Hey, But once again, man, I want to congratulate you for your
• 1:26:17
  upcoming restaurant. Bro. I mean, I know we'll definitely be eating there
• 1:26:20
  and doing some stuff there with you, man, and just helping you build
• 1:26:24
  this business. It's just you know, you've always been here with us,
• 1:26:27
  and I mean, hey, Bro, I mean we wish you must success,
• 1:26:30
  bro, because these are big steps. Bro, you know what I
• 1:26:32
  mean, It's a big step. Yeah, and you know it's gonna all
• 1:26:35
  work out. And once again, where can they follow you at? And
• 1:26:40
  where can they check out the restaurant or whe's it going to be or details
• 1:26:43
  you want to shout out? Yeah? So, I mean it's Bart's Barbecue
• 1:26:45
  dot COM's a website. Most of everything's on Instagram at Barts dot Barbecue spelled
• 1:26:50
  out. I mean that's why I post all my pretty much all my events
• 1:26:54
  and stuff like that. We're just doing something. We're doing as many pop
• 1:26:57
  ups as we can. But like with me moving and opening a restaurant,
• 1:27:00
  like, I don't know all the time, I'm gonna have to do as
• 1:27:02
  many pop ups over the next couple of weeks while I'm doing it. But
• 1:27:06
  I did. I did want to do a shout out first off to Wax
• 1:27:10
  Bars because they have been like the biggest supporter of these smokers, Like they
• 1:27:14
  they've donated more money than anyone else to help me, like get these smokers
• 1:27:16
  off the ground. And on the on the newest one, we're gonna call
• 1:27:19
  it wax Daddy, So we're gonna have Who's Your Daddy, the small ones,
• 1:27:24
  Who's yours baby's Daddy, And now it's gonna be called wax Daddy.
• 1:27:28
  So that's gonna be a dope past t shirt. We got all three I
• 1:27:31
  know, so that I can't wait to see it. It's gonna be great.
• 1:27:36
  This one has like the Christopher Columbus, like barbecue smokers instead of ships,
• 1:27:42
  and he's just colonizing the Launder golf course. And then also frere Law
• 1:27:47
  they donated money to buy four hundred free burgers like a few weeks ago I
• 1:27:51
  gave out to everybody. And then they also bought thirteen briskets for the new
• 1:27:56
  smoker and just gave him to like on drawing. Yeah, so for like
• 1:28:00
  super Bowl like a way thirteen baskets to followers, and then they're all gonna
• 1:28:03
  have their name on the new smoker like they you know, like they paid
• 1:28:06
  for it. So the law firm went and just bought all these baskets and
• 1:28:10
  I just gave him away. So for those two, those those two companies
• 1:28:14
  have like their businesses have like really helped out a lot. And then also
• 1:28:15
  have a hommy who remain nameless, but he has a huge trucking yard that
• 1:28:20
  he lets me store all these smokers at for free and and and he still
• 1:28:25
  buys all the food off me. Like I can't give him any money.
• 1:28:29
  He just wants help out, so he'll remain nameless, but he's been helping
• 1:28:31
  a lot with the storage of all these smokers. O. Yeah, That's
• 1:28:35
  what I'm talking about. Bart's everybody make sure you get if you're if you're
• 1:28:39
  about that barbecue life and you're high hunger, you make sure you guys hit
• 1:28:41
  up Bart's Barbecue and check out uh you know all the pop ups and his
• 1:28:45
  new restaurant, which you know what I'm saying, pop ups are probably gonna
• 1:28:47
  become less and restaurant's going to be popping a lot more. Ray shoutouts.
• 1:28:51
  Shout out to Bart's Barbecue. Thank you for coming through to this podcast having
• 1:28:57
  me. Thanks for feeding us. That was very unexpected. And see that's
• 1:29:00
  what you do. Man. Will you throw something or you invite somebody.
• 1:29:04
  Somebody is gonna do you right, Barts does us rights Yupollow me at Morning
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• 1:29:15
  know, it's there every week with a new episode. Stay tuned for more
• 1:29:21
  podcasts with that. We don't smoke the same podcast The Zone or Bart's Know
• 1:29:26
  it's me. Thank you so much everybody for tuning in. Uh mag I
• 1:29:29
  mean thank everybody for you know, telling me to have a great time on
• 1:29:32
  vacation. But like I said, I wasn't gonna leave you guys. Hang
• 1:29:34
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• 1:29:40
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• 1:29:43
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• 1:29:49
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• 1:29:55
  while. So we'll see you guys next episode. Peace,