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And your mom? Welcome to the sesh.
Hey everybody, welcome back. We are going to be using a
different flour today. We are not going to be using
Dragonfly. No, we're using some delicata
grapes, some really delicious wine.
We'll go over that on a strain review another time, but we're
also mixing it with a little bit of a bud love.
Yeah, Bud, Love reached out to us and said, hey, we know you
guys might like this. I don't know.
Now I have tried it on my own, 'cause I couldn't wait for
Brandon. But I will tell you this.
No cough. It's really weird.
And it's made with marshmallow leaf.
Yeah, and like terpenes and cannabinoids.
Yeah. Very interesting.
It's very different. I I'm just curious on it.
I mean, I'm curious on what you're going to.
Feel yeah. And we looked it up.
It's supposed to help with like cough suppressant.
It's supposed to help with. And it's an exorbitant.
Anti-inflammatory, all of these other things.
So. And that's the marshmallow leaf.
So it's crazy. We'll have to see.
Jesse has tried it out, so we're trying their Granddaddy Purple
flavor. I would say that I've only put a
little bit. How much did you put in there?
About half of this, so should be good.
I would say that it's a good. Try.
Yeah, so not too much. I didn't want to overwhelm the
experience of cannabis, but I did want to kind of play it out.
See how? Well, you know what, just to
give this bud love a try on our the first start of our session.
I really want you to hit it and feel like grand, I mean Delicata
grapes. It's great strain, but one of
the things is just I want to see what your expressions like when
you inhale that you'll feel it right away.
Also this is this is the first time we've used George Jetson
all month I feel like. And crazy dude, you did a pretty
decent hit. You feel like coughing.
No, but I so I I'll be honest, I have not actually smoked flame
to flower anything at all for this entire month.
Which usually that first hit you're going to be, I mean.
Like that was very smooth. George Jetson is a fantastic
piece to do it from. Very interesting.
My throat feels cool on the inside, like which I don't
normally feel after smoking. That's a very interesting
sensation on there. Wow, I coughed.
A lot of a difference in experience yet.
Weird, Brandon doesn't cough and I cough.
What the fuck is all over me? Oh.
It's but when was the last time that you did play?
A little more yesterday. Yeah, put more on there now.
One of the weird things about Bud Love is it changes the the
smell. You smell it, it's very
different. It is very.
Different. It's a it's AI.
Wouldn't say pleasant. The granddaddy perp.
I've tried the ICJ, which is more of their sativa one.
That one's nice. That one's really nice.
The smell, the flavor, everything about it.
We'll try it in this sesh. OK, George Jensen, nobody makes
it like you do. So here's what I feel.
First thing to me that feels like I have had, you know, when
we were, we'd smoke a lot of different strains.
Try that. And then you take CBD flour and
it pulls it down below your brain.
That's what it feels like 'cause I feel everything from about
here down right now. Very interesting.
Yeah, it's very crazy. Now, one of the crazy things,
the more you smoke, the the better your lungs feel.
That's the weird part for me. Like, I don't know why I coughed
on that one and you know what maybe there just wasn't enough
bud love in there for me. I have noticed it with the
vaporizer, though. Lot of flavor, lot of flavor
you'll get from it. The granddaddy perp.
Now here's the cool thing, Brandon.
You're going to start feeling different in a little bit
because it changes and it's. Starts.
To feel like, oh dude, I mixed it last night with just a little
bit of what was it? It wasn't, it was OGP.
OK, Yeah, you were saying that. Dude, like later on I was in the
best mood ever. You couldn't get me down and I
was like super helpful. Dude.
I made oh shit, I forgot to bring it for you.
I made split pea soup, right? I love split pea soup.
And it's got all these big chunks of slow roasted ham in
there. This is a way to do.
It and I put a bone in there and let that shit just, it was so
good, dude. But when I was making it, no
stress, no worries. I was cleaning dishes.
I don't fucking do that shit. What I'm doing when I'm cooking,
I'm like fucking cooking for everybody.
I I I'm I'm usually moving so fast because I'm trying to get
everything going. But it depends on how many
pieces dinner has. But like, even I don't know, I,
I didn't, I thought I took the last hit.
You're welcome to pass it to me. I I already took I.
Already took one. But I grew up doing my first job
not working for my parents like doing construction was at
training table and then I managed restaurant like there.
So I got used to the kitchen hustle bustle.
And so it was like I just had it in a very methodical kind of
way. And so now, usually, unless I
have a lot of moving pieces in dinner, I clean as I cook.
No, I I normally can, but I'm cooking for like you got eight
people. Yeah, I've got three, you know,
maybe maybe 5. Sometimes I could have like
someone over, you know, there's never really a lot that I feel
like I'm doing. And it's because I've got such a
big family. Like I literally AM like it, it
takes me a couple hours if I and I like cooking things from
scratch just because it's healthier.
My family's happier, they're quieter when they eat, they
actually eat the food. But dude, I made that soup last
night and I was like, dude, I made, I got like this whole
thing for you. It's a big old thing of just
split pea with tons of these. I love.
Split pea soup chunks and it's Grandma Holt was the worst cook
ever. Oh yeah.
But she made a split pea soup and that was something I liked.
Did you know what I love that she made those yams?
No, no, no, not yams. The squash, the butternut
squash. She would make butternut squash
and she would put in the pan like water for it to kind of
steam it, but underneath she would just get that going so
good. And then after that she put some
butter and brown sugar on it. Interesting.
See, I liked every morning when I was little.
I remember at least five days a week we had cracked wheat for
breakfast, which is like the shittier version of oatmeal to
me. But my mom liked that more than
oatmeal. So I went to grandma's house and
she made me, like, oatmeal with brown sugar and something else.
And I was like, oh, my God, this is fantastic because, again,
what I had at home was way worse than that.
So I liked, yeah, I liked that. And I liked her split pea soup.
So that one was fantastic. Last night I made like some
balsamic glazed chicken with like tomatoes, mozzarella cheese
and some pineapple chili rice stuff.
And then yeah, I always cook from scratch too.
I feel like it's a much better it.
Just tastes better. Yeah, I don't like frozen stuff
much. I don't like, you know, instant,
instant gross. The only thing I get that's
frozen that I can heat quickly. It's a lot because of shifting
my diet is I'll buy these like precooked frozen patties of
Angus beef from costume and you toss them in the microwave for
for two minutes, pull it out and I eat it.
I'm just like, well, and it doesn't taste like McDonald's.
It just tastes like a like you can cook this hamburger and eat
it and you'd be like, damn, this tastes like a really nice
burger, but I just need the protein.
Hilarious when I. Don't want the carbs?
You remember Barbara Brothers Mitsubishi from here.
I was a lot tech there for like a year when I was super young
and they had one one weekend. They brought in like a bunch of
frozen patties and a grill for like a big thing for customer
appreciation or whatever it was. And they had a million patties
leftover and they left him in the freezer.
They weren't cooked. They were just frozen raw
patties and me and the other lot tech.
Well, that was free lunch. So we would put them in the
microwave and cook them for several minutes.
We was cooked all the way through in the microwave of all
things. Then we'd put like ketchup and
mustard and stuff on it and eat it real fast 'cause it was like,
all right, already do that, Get back to work, dude.
Free lunch. It's just the way it is, man.
Like I, I would do that. I would do that.
And now I'm like, oh, when you said microwave Patty, that's all
it made me think of. I'm like, those were the worst
burgers I ever had. That's exactly what I thought
when I passed by them. I'm like, but they're about that
big. That's huge.
And they stay that size. Well, yeah, 'cause they're
precooked, so it's already been. So it's already shrunk down, the
fats already left it. And so but you nuke it.
And you know, I don't, I just don't.
I, I'm trying so hard to avoid carbs just because it's in
everything. Yeah.
And so I'll have that. And I'm like, OK, like clean
carbs. I'm not saying just a lot of
processed foods and shit that I typically get, but pause.
How you feeling man man? Chill, like I've granted it's
been over a month since I flamed a flower but I feel really
chill. Like we haven't even finished
finished the first bowl. We're going to try another one
when we're smoking. Yeah, but it hasn't been.
Sometimes it's like, hey, I don't actually feel it, you
know, I'm like, I should definitely keep smoking to see
where this goes. I actually feel it like I'm not
not high, no, but feel it feel nice.
You know, It's a very pleasant. It's a nice additive.
And what's really crazy, dude, I feel cool right here and here
through my sinuses and up into the front of my my brain cavity.
It's really cool. Like I know this is turning in
like half into this, but I just thought this was so neat because
dude, like there was a time where I was like smoking and I
was coughing like a motherfucker like all day.
Like even my wife was really worried because she's like, hey,
maybe you shouldn't, you know, maybe you should do something
different. Yeah, my, and you know, we did.
I I still do edibles here and there, but at the same time, I'm
like, I just like the feel of flame to flower.
But I've avoided it because I don't want to cough like crazy
anymore. But I'll tell you, dude, this
isn't too bad. You going to put the ICJ?
Yeah. Which one's that?
One. Sure.
I'll let you top them off. Yeah, let's do that.
This one's good. This nifty little like golden
brass colored tin. Yeah, this is the sampler.
And then you can get bags of this.
So these are 1.5g. Comes in like you can get get a
full oz. Yeah, and you can select what
you want in it. They've got a ton of different
experiences. This one is ICJ.
Your own according to cannabinoids and terpenes or are
they predetermined they're. I think they're predetermined.
That's the one thing I wish that I got more information on.
When it puts natural terpenes, what terpenes are you putting?
In there, does it give you QR code or anything more?
Yeah, there's AQR code. Oh, OK.
So that might take us to like ACOA.
That shows us a little bit more about it.
Yeah, take a picture. Take a gander and see.
But we got one in here, BlackBerry Bang and it says it
pairs well with hybrid strains. So some of the things with this
one is no cough, but it's also they what they say is, is that
you'll actually want to put this in all of your bud so you can
extend the life of what you have.
So it's half and half, but it's still the prices aren't
horrible. You said it was like 65 bucks
for the full oz. For like 28 oz 20. 8 grams yeah,
20 yeah, so full oz. Of a full oz is is going to run
you like 60 bucks. So you were like, that's like a,
a dirty. I was like, that's like a dirty
cheap oz out in Denver, you know, 65 bucks for but then it's
really shitty flower. So this, I guess, is supposed to
be great for coughing. So they're one of the big things
they say is you don't like coughing.
Neither do we use this. But I guess, yeah, this can help
alter your experience. Either make it so your high goes
higher, or make it so you're a little more chill.
But the stuff smells like fucking cat pissed it.
Oh wow, so. Smell that one.
Don't. Don't dip your face in there.
Is this the cinnamon one? No, this is the ICJ.
So that reminds me of shisha, some of the things that you put
in a hookah, flavored tobacco, that's what that smells like.
But they say it has no nicotine so.
All right, give it a give it a whirl, dude.
I'm still looking for their COA on here or if it says but.
But it doesn't. You have to see the thing that I
mean if you got terpenes in there, love to be able to see
what it is. Publish ACOA.
Yes, you can build view a full COA of each bud love packet by
entering the batch number here. Interesting.
So Oh yeah, you have to check the patch, but at least
supposedly you can test and see the COA for that.
I like. That yeah, your face, dude.
I knew it, I knew it. Oh fuck yeah, dude.
It's weird shit. That feels exactly like smoking
shisha. That is so weird.
Not as in like the nicotine thing, but but the.
Cooling. Menthol, that was really weird,
yeah. It's fucking strange, dude.
Yeah, all right, sit up. I mean, so it's the same strain,
but different bud. Love now mixed in.
Yeah, and this one's supposed to give you a little bit more
energy, I think. Yeah, I feel it shifting.
Yeah, it's crazy. Uplift your vibe I.
Feel it like shifting more into my head, going up more.
It's really unique. And it's fast too.
I'm not like the granddaddy perp.
It's like slow. I'm not sure if I like that
flavor as much. It doesn't.
It doesn't taste like cannabis anymore to me.
Tastes like a menthol cigarette. Dude tastes like I've not smoked
a cigarette. Call an exorbitant because every
time I've been using this, that's the one thing I do like
about it is that it's been clearing up my lungs too, man.
Like I'm spitting out shit and I'm like like I prefer it.
It's very strange though, man. This is very caffeinated and
that's the great we're still smoking the same strain, we're
just. Yeah, it's suddenly straight to
my face, like this is all shifted from and.
Now you're like really awake and you're more focused.
That is so interesting. Crazy, huh?
This is I Really. I don't know the.
Parts I don't like about this. The smell is off putting.
Just because it's not cannabis, so it's it's a different scent.
It just. Smells like it's like adding
burning hemp into it. Yes, Not.
Not bad, it's horrible. It's just changes it and I I'm
one that enjoys the flavor of cannabis.
I do too. I.
The smells, the the flavor profiles, they're each one is so
unique and fantastic in its own way, but like.
Dude this little box would be great for like a get together.
You could change the whole thing throughout it send people off at
the end on like that. Even if you had some shitty
strain, you just throw those out and you go and hey, dude, you
guys want a different experience.
Like the only one that is here that I'm that cinnamon roll.
I didn't like it. It's just as a flavorful twist.
It it just doesn't feel like I should because cinnamon is so
abrasive to the lungs. But I'm I'm sure that I either
they're using like an oil. Smoking cinnamon too smell it.
That would be so weird though I'm I'm just imagining flame to
flower on cinnamon. Like any type of cinnamon sounds
really harsh to smell. So did you feel that shift
again? I felt that on my face, Dad.
Oh my God. It's it smells like a tea.
Like this legit just smells like a tea.
Dude, check this one out. We got to try this one next.
I just want to drink. I I legit just want to turn this
into a thing and drink it. Smell that one.
That just it smells fantastic. This one smells.
Good. These just smell like almost
different types of teas on some of them.
Not the minty 1. The minty is very menthally in
that smell but like. It I'll do cherry crush quite.
Nice, like the smells are pleasant.
And I don't, I don't mind it. I like it though.
Did you, do you feel any kind of heaviness in your chest at all?
I feel something. It's kind of weird.
I don't warm. Yeah, it's like a weight inside
my chest, right? 100%, yeah, that's what I was
feeling yesterday. Yeah, woo.
But it's not like I don't even know how to how to describe it.
It's not. I don't even know if it's my
lungs. Like it's not hard, that shit.
Smells like cough medicine. Oh damn no no no, like just
smell it. It smells like cherry cough
medicine, dude. Cough syrup.
Oh my God, I gotta try that shit.
Dude that sounds fucking awesome.
Let's do the BlackBerry one. Oh my God that's so fucking
weird, huh? Brutal cough syrup.
Some people say that they go half and half on a gram, which?
Seems. Nuts.
That's so much. That's a lot of fucking bud
love. I don't recommend that.
I recommend working up on this, but and the reason why we're
doing it because we're going to, you know, I didn't want to get
into that. I don't want to get into the
political stuff because it's such a fucking bummer.
And the only reason why I say that is because I just hate when
people are divided over an ideal.
Yeah, and and not unifying to be able to create better and
greater. Good, so there's someone who
friends with on social. They happen to be a grower here
and Oh yeah, they'd put on their thing.
Like, hey, if you're, you know, supporter of Trump or whatever,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The garbage can take itself out,
you know, so unfriend me or block me or whatever you need.
And I'm like, it's and I also thinking, man, is it the same in
every other country like you go to?
Another place and well you believe in this person and you
support this so fuck you don't talk to me like I don't want to
interact with you. And I'm like, are we truly that
close minded that we can't have like interactions or engagements
with people who just have a difference of belief or opinion
or things they support? I think a lot of it comes down
to is that this over perpetuating idea that you need
to be polite to everybody. And that builds up a lot of
aggression where I'm forced to be nice to somebody based upon
some social ideology as opposed to me just having an opinion.
And that's OK. Like I saw this really
interesting thing I want to send to you.
It was this college professor, sociologist that wanted to to
find out, you know, he really wanted to prove that police
brutality was extremely high. And what he found out was it
wasn't. And when he started going
through the data and everything like that, and this guy was
looking, he was like smoking gun.
I got it. This guy is left and he
published his paper because he's a social scientist first, not a
lefty or whatever. And he was crucified by his own
side. How dare would you do that?
How dare you would find out something that would contradict
the narrative that we have going on.
And he was really dude, he had to get police protection, not
from. His own side, yeah.
Yeah, from his own side. Like what?
And they'll. Eat their own.
That's just close mindedness though, because if you find new
information, whether or not that supports your belief, that
should alter your way of thinking in some way or the
other. It should.
It's it's like those guys, like you saw what was that movie?
It wasn't amazing, but it was good.
The one about the atomic bomb, What was that called?
Again. Oh, Oppenheimer, I did not see
that yet, but I no, it's on my list of ones to watch actually.
So it's a tough, it's a tough watch, not because it's really
hard material to absorb. No, just the concept of kill.
Like no. Oh, it's just it's.
Fucking boring. Really.
I I get it, but it's not as dramatic.
I mean, there's scenes in there you're like, OK, cool.
But it's this over arching theme of dread, an unavoidable dread.
Yeah. And the feeling of self
realization that you will be the cause of pain.
Like you do some risk pain. Yeah.
And, and the only reason why you're doing it is to race
against another country because you're afraid they're going to
use it on you. Yeah, well, the crazy thing is,
even when they built that thing, they had said that they weren't
the first ones to create an atomic bomb.
Oh yeah, well, Oppenheimer had said that when they had asked
like it's free goes during this time.
Yes, and because, you know, he had he he he had referenced the
no, the there's. Something that has.
No, no, no. I mean, he's talking about a
civil, the A. Civilization that it seems like
they were mauled to. Something like that.
It's the Indian seems. Like there was an atomic flash
and everything is very similar to.
Yeah, well, they've written it in within some of these
religious texts back in the day. And so, yeah, Marhat, Marhat.
The vodka va Gita and. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Is it also in like the Talmud or in?
And they talk about, like, using weapons that were like crazy
big, wiping out lots of people. I mean, it it could it be
possible? Yeah.
Why not? I mean dude.
Well, there's there's the city or civilization that it like
they're truly the there's scarring or not scarring stuff
on the walls and that from when some type of explosion or that
went off. But it's thousands and thousands
of years old and these people are like instantly flash frozen
like these things is. So it's like the only thing that
can do that type of heat, that type of thing is like an atomic
bomb type of experience. And there's also things too,
man, like one of the things like with the astronauts had found up
on the moon were bunches of little pieces of glass, round
glass. And but they found that you find
that on this planet all the time too.
And that's usually either done from AI think it's a comet
impact, or from a really high-powered coronal mass
ejection done at some time. And so it burns.
A CME could create glass balls on Earth.
Oh yeah, because it would it like.
I could see like the the comet makes sense, like I can
understand that one. I just that blows my mind that
it would be that hot because you would think it would fry
buildings like it would do all sorts of stuff with the Earth
currently. So we just not had that in ages
or it only happens way out in the middle of nowhere because
it's so. Sporadic what it is, it's
nuclear glass. So this kind of glass also
happens during a time. So like in Hiroshima and
Nagasaki they found this shit too and it's radiated glass that
is caused from radiation. The heat immense amount because
the moon isn't protected. No.
But whatever it's made out of, like when it hit the surface,
they found that astronauts found that up there, lots of pieces of
glass. It makes sense.
And it freaked them out because it was some of the hypothesis
that they've had for a really long time that we were bombarded
with that. And then these cave drawings
where the, and I'll find them and I'll send them to you.
Maybe we could put it down in the, in the description down
there. But there are these certain
drawings that I'm using my fingers, but it'll go out like
this. There'll be like a stick in the
middle. And then I'll look like these
arms. And I said, oh, they were
creating images of animals. But then in the hard in the, in
the Large Hydron particle Collider out there in, in
Europe, it's a mile long. And what they do is they take
atoms from this end. Yeah.
And they and they slam them together and they watch what
happens. And everybody's been always
freaked out about it going, you could open up a black hole and
they go, yeah, we've done tiny minor ones.
They're like, oh, OK, bro. But nobody knows what they're
doing with it. But what they found is they
found a lot of. Experimenting for a reason.
Yeah, well, they want to figure out their.
Their idea was to be able to see what it was like at The Big
Bang, which is stretch. But the thing that's really
interesting is this images that they're seeing coming from that
one, and they look similar to these cave paintings.
So the hypothesis is that if the Earth was hit by a large enough
CME, and if the electromagnetosphere was even
weaker, it's weak now and it's getting weaker.
But if it was so weak at one time, it usually bends it.
That's where the Aurora borealis comes from.
But imagine like not having as much as that protection.
You don't see the Aurora borealis.
So you're going to see these direct patterns.
Like geometrics that appear? Yeah.
And these shapes and patterns have been found doing that.
They've had shit that they've seen in the atmosphere that look
very similar to that. And it was crazy because
somebody had posted it going shape shifting UFO scene out of
the plane. And when they started seeing it,
fucking David Dubine, dude, that motherfucker, he showed
something like that. He goes, these are from cave
paintings. These are actually when these
particles are hitting the atmosphere and turning into
this. And I'm like, yeah, but you're
not a scientist. And that fucking shape was right
there on TV. It was doing it.
And I was like, that's not a good sign because the people
they talked about where civilizations went underground,
like all throughout Turkey, you talk about.
Tennessee and. The the Anasazi.
Mountains are huge for. Cave systems.
Yeah, people, they talk about skinwalkers and stuff all
through the Anasazi, like the cause.
Emily's dad grew up in Tennessee, and so the
Appalachian Mountains and that are like right there.
Dude is he told you guys any crazy stories?
Emily maybe I, we, we don't talk too much.
She talks to him once in a while.
But surprisingly the relationship seems to have
gotten a lot better since I've met her.
It'd be interesting to hear. I I'm not really wanted the
mountains out in Tennessee. Yeah, the dude, there's so many
crazy things. Like when you think about it,
there was a the Pueblo Indians, I think it's the Pueblo Indians.
You hear about those guys, you hear about their like dwellings
that are like built into the Cliff face.
Yeah, they're all on Lake Powell.
I've been there. Yeah, but they were abandoned.
Yeah, and they have no idea why. But you can still go back like.
And there's so many petroglyphs here in Utah, ancient, thousands
and thousands of years. That's what I.
Hadn't realized there were so many until we had gone down to
Lake Powell. And that because you climb up on
like they're literally just ladders built into the stone in
the wall and you climb up to these whole like cities and that
up on there and they're all abandoned like, but it's the
same in. But no other.
In Arizona, did that Arizona, there's ones like that that are
like they're I'm not going. To say that it could be.
They're built in. Emily and I went down with her
dad and her stepmom and that they're in these like mud ones,
all in the mountains, but like built into the mountains.
Yeah, yeah, that's the one I'm talking about.
But it's in in Arizona, too. Yeah.
And it's like the weirdest, craziest whole thing that I've
ever seen. I was like, why in the world?
And I was like, how do they even build that?
Well, dude, and it's crazy because the stories that came
from that time, like, you know, a lot of Europeans, Spaniards,
you know, all that stuff, they, they just Spaniards are
European. I don't know what the fuck I'm
saying there. But love?
But yeah, but love, it's kind of weird.
I don't it's OK. It's OK.
It's interesting. I mean, I will say we have not
had much of A cough at all. I think that's pretty toast.
No, that's really nice though. Like I the more I've smoked the
less I feel like I've got anything in my lungs at all.
Like sometimes, especially after Jetson, like if we go a lot into
Jetson, like we're on Bolt 2. That is Bolt 2.
Yeah, this is Bolt 2. Like I feel like I feel it, but
it's not it's. Not horrendous, no.
No, let's do the Berry one. Yeah, yeah, let's do the very
one. That one's.
What's really cool is some of the Native American tales, like
there's a cave that the natives said that they'd killed these
giants, red haired giants. Interesting.
And these red haired giant, they said.
That Do you know which Indian civilization that was our Native
American civilization. I'll find out here in a second
here load that I don't find that because it was really crazy
because the Native Americans had talked about a lot of random
shit that happened here. All right, there you go.
You top it off with. Some some.
Berry chair or not, the Yeah, the medicine.
The Berry one, Yeah, the cough medicine 1 sounds rough.
Yeah. OK, I'm not going to do that.
I feel really decently elevated, I know.
In a very. Interesting way.
Yeah, it it feels like clear, but high.
Isn't that weird? Yeah, like the ICJ, like it
lifts you up like the other one. Decide if it feels 100% like a
cannabis high or if it feels like a like a D9 or a hem
derived kind of high. Doesn't.
No. I'm not sure that's what I'm
trying to think on is like 'cause it it feels different.
Doesn't feel. No it's it's not like it doesn't
feel D90 because those usually feel dirtier.
This just feels different. It's not bad.
I do like not having much cough though.
You ever ask a question of chat and it's like having a tough
time trying to answer it? Just because I think the
Internet or chat or whatever struggling at the moment, not
because I think it's a hard question for it to answer.
OK. But there are ones that it'll
give me an answer and I'm like, yeah, that's not like.
So they've been. So when I asked it about aliens.
Oh yeah? Well, how did that go?
So I was like, hey, hasn't like the CIA came out and talked
about aliens and it was like, no, the CIA came out and they
just declassified that. They have a secret top base that
does experimental flying ships. That's it.
There's no declassification of aliens.
There's no mention of aliens. There's a lot of like, you know,
stories or that of people, but it was like, it's all just
ships. And that's the only thing that I
was like, wait a second, I thought there was like actually
things or mentions of from that. And so I asked it and I was
like, well, isn't that in every response was that, and I was
like, well, I don't know, maybe I need to go do some research on
my own. So I that was the only thing
that I asked that just kind of surprised me.
But has that everything else I feel like has been either just
the Internet or it's giving me at least a response, you know
that. Yeah, it's hard to, I mean,
cause like, you know, the the whole thing with the fucking
drones over like all the East Coast and shit.
Like part of me really wanted to believe that.
And do you got a nobody here that wants to believe in, in
aliens and all that shit? Like I really want to believe
it. I want to see it for myself.
And but the thing for me it's like I would believe more that a
government would have some crazy technology and not release it to
the general public because they want to weaponize it.
And the only reason why they want to weaponize it is because
they have had nothing but success in growing an economy
bigger than in there ever before based off of war.
Rome did it. It do whenever Rome was not at
war, they weren't prosperous. So it's kind of fucked up.
Like it's almost this perpetual thing like, hey, you want really
nice shit? You got to kill a lot of fucking
people. But it it goes to these cycles,
it just goes to cause the same what?
Happens in war that is so profitable.
So the from my understanding is that when war is there, you have
to create arms. And so weapons are what is
valuable and. So how did the US get so wealthy
during World War 2 'cause they made all of they made better
weapons made better tanks, made better cars, made better.
They did everything better. At that time.
The America was so proud of creating anything that they did
it really well. And the inventors who were
unfettered access to create whatever you want, most were
like, I mean, even like the semi automatic pistol was just
created because they're just like it takes too long to load.
Can anybody figure this out? Yeah.
And they still do it today. Like it's, it's just a
perpetuating thing because it's it's not for hunting.
I don't, I wouldn't say that one like primarily it's for
protection and it could have been protection against an
animal and then it's protection against others who want what you
have and can't get it. But now so.
But it's we're just. So into guns and weapons that
that's why it's so profitable or we always have a need to kill
people. That that's why it's like.
That's why I'm curious, what is it around war?
Yeah, we make all these things, but why is it that is what
profit is? Because couldn't there be other
things that we make that are the same profit?
We just haven't ever spend that focus.
No, I think I'm very. Curious.
It's just human nature, my belief, because you take like.
History repeats itself, and humans are.
It's not necessarily history repeats itself.
You find somebody who's opportunistic but maybe a little
fucked up and they push it too far, you'll have.
'Cause as a whole, even though religions have changed and you
know, things have changed, I still think probably for the
most part, humans today and humans a few thousand years ago
were probably pretty similar, you know, you know, in a lot of
like the underlying core things that.
And so maybe that is why, maybe that's just why war has been
just, is that the Berry one? It's like a it's like you're
fucking smoking potpourri. You.
That sounds disgusting. Weird.
I just want to know what it feels like.
But no cough. I I wouldn't go crazy on these
flavors. I won't even answer that,
probably because I asked too broad.
But there we go. The Paiutes.
Oh yeah, I've heard of Paiutes. CT KA were cannibalistic and
lived in the Humboldt Sink area of Nevada.
The Pirates eventually defeated the Saitika and trapped the last
remaining giants in Lovelock Cave.
That's what it was, Lovelock Cave, and they were burned
alive, so they had put around. Nevada.
Yeah, there's a cave cause they've got like a large
handprint inside this cave like just put onto there.
But the story went that these cannibalistic tribes of giants
that were in North America, the Native Americans were constantly
in war with them because they would take people that this is
the story. And then they were telling it
was early 1900s when these or it could have been in the late
1800s towards the end of what the West was.
Wild West. Well, the Wild West, dude, like
it's super funny. Like it's pretty short time.
Yes, 30 years. Is that what you're referring to
as the end of the Wild West? Yeah, the end of that one, going
into the industrial age, and they talked to these π Piate
Indians. And they were like, yeah, what's
you know, what's going on here? I should just call them Paiutes,
not Indians. It's just the piates.
Yeah. And the piates were, they told
them the story about how they'd had enough and they started
fighting back at him. And then they had trapped him in
this cave and they put all this like shrubs and everything that
over there and they lit it on fire and kept the fire going.
And they killed him by smoking him out completely.
Like they just suffocated. And there's a handprint inside
The Cave and it's, it's nuts too, because it's like we have
no idea of how many different types.
Like they found recently another humanoid, just another one
that's even older than that one but looks closer to us.
Oh yeah. So it's not.
It's even like the footprints, they found other things.
That like next to dinosaurs and. Shit.
And it was supposed to be 3 million or so years old and it
was like, OK, so there's things that match our type of humans
that existed. That's smoking a lot.
Yeah, that's weird. Because the IT must be the bud
love. Because the other strides
probably stink. What was I just talking about?
Wow, that's pretty. The stinky potpourri.
Potpourri. So now that we've tried 3. 3.
What are your thoughts on on bud level?
ICJ is cool, I don't mind that one.
The granddaddy perp is is decent.
Would I put this in my flower all the time?
No, I think I would have this every so often if I got a bit of
cough. I would suggest this to even
smokers of tobacco. You're trying to how?
That might ease it might ease your cough some.
Yeah, I would roll this if you do hand rolls.
I used to hand roll. We used to get this Prince
Albert. I know, right?
And that's what it said on the tin.
It was a big fucking tin. It was an old looking thing.
And it says get a needle in your Dick.
No, no, no, like, isn't the Prince Albert?
They have a Prince Albert drop. You ever heard of that?
No, it's glass. It's hot, a hot glass.
And they drop it into water and it curls, looks like a sperm.
And it the, the, the, the, the little ball.
And it's got like this tail that curves or whatever it is so hard
that they have tried pneumatic presses, pressing twenty, 40,000
lbs of pressure. It'll break the press.
It won't hurt that. But.
If you take some snips to one of these ends and you snip it, the
whole thing turns into powder. Wow, very crazy thing in physics
it does there, but it's so cool. It's the hardest, one of the
hardest materials, but it has like a massive flaw if you do
that and it's just because it's dropped into, it's like
instantly cooled and that's what makes it so hard.
That's crazy, right? It's really.
Weird. It's super nuts.
But yeah, I don't know where we got into that one, because
that's what I thought too when I saw it.
I'm all Prince Albert. Just go through the tip of your
Dick like. Yeah, that sounds horrible.
I. Don't know anybody who gets that
going. This is a good idea.
I think I knew someone who said they got it and I, I don't know,
like. Because I've heard all this shit
like, Oh yeah, it makes sex better.
How does having something on the tip of your Dick that's going to
be rubbing and pulling? I mean, you would hope.
Maybe for her it's like different feeling, but like for
you, how is that pleasurable? I don't understand.
I prefer my cannabis unmolested. I do too.
I, I, I really appreciate you guys but love and we'll we'll
put a link down below to check him out.
We got a code from him. You guys can, if you, if you
guys want to maybe. If you're new to cannabis, some
of the ones that it would be really chill and like mellow,
you could mix that in and it's a very subtle, easy way to get
into. Yeah, I'm not a fan of the
flavor. I'm not a fan of the smell.
I like it in the in the package. I don't like it burning.
The only thing that wasn't bad was granddaddy perp was OK,
wasn't bad. ICJ it's OK.
I I actually like that one but the rest of them, like I am just
not a fan. Cinnamon roll, that was weird.
BlackBerry bang. We just did.
Cough syrup. I don't know about that.
I might even touch that fucking thing.
Like, unless you're really into fucking cherry cough syrup, then
I would say highly suggest getting that and huffing it.
Yeah, though, man, I mean, it's we have no idea what our
societies have been like before. If we face the same thing again.
Because my buddy, you know, you take like Genghis Khan and
you're like, that was an evil motherfucker.
Yeah, that guy laid waste. Oh yeah, There's recordings of
how they would come in there and they would kill so many people
that they would make pyramids. Just the dead.
Skulls. Oh wow, yeah.
High pyramids 2030 feet into the air, building these pyramids of
skulls just to show them like we fucking rule, but at the same
time commerce and trade. He built the Silk Road, which
was used from Europe to China for really long time and that
was a long time after his death. He lived until he was on like 65
or something like that and died but.
What probably of AIDS, because when you have sex with that many
people, probably going to get AIDS.
Well, I mean, yeah, that's a common, the common thing that
they would say. But you know, what's funny is
that like the Mongol people didn't see him as that.
There was a guy who went to Mongolia to learn about Genghis
Khan and it became his life study.
And now he lives in in Mongolia and studies the people.
Yeah. Because he's just like, how does
a, A tribe of nomadic people who can, who are amazing Archers
from horseback and our great warriors on the ground,
completely conquer all the way into Europe, down into Italy and
parts of Africa, all of Asia like crazy.
I mean, you got to think, man, like if you've ever seen a lot
of Russian people, especially in the far north, they look more
Asian than they look. I only have known a like a
handful of Russian people. Yeah, they, they got distinct
brow and they get distinct eyes. You can tell from the region of
where they're at. But that's because I'm weird
like that. I can, I, I, I like that kind of
stuff. But it's crazy because, dude, he
changed complete cultures. Oh yeah, Like, have you seen
what the what's been going on in England?
Horrible. I don't know what do you mean
what's going on? Arab men, groups of Arab men for
the last 10 years been raping kids in mass droves, gang rapes,
stuff like that. What the fuck?
Yeah, and that hasn't been a secret.
And you know what the government is that over there.
I don't want to look like I'm a racist.
And you know what's really fucking crazy?
Child molesters there. Is child molesters kill them.
But they don't. They don't because why?
They let him in. Yeah, I know.
No not that it was the kill em and then I'm like I I just I
really struggle with that cause at the same time I feel like
prison might be a better option because for me I don't believe
in an afterlife of like punishment and stuff.
So if they don't know, hell, sometimes I think that prison
experience might be best for them, at least for a handful of
years, to give them the same torture and experience that
they've given to the children and I.
I'm I'm in between. I mean, I there are crimes that
shouldn't. I mean, if it's an act of
passion, something like that, like you, you kill somebody in
the heat of. Passion I've seen and I'm like,
there's understandable things that I'm like, I can make sense
of that molesting and raping a child.
I can't in my mind think in any way that that is OK on any
level. They've had so many medical
induced abortions, kids that are completely scarred, they said.
Millions of young girls in England are being raped by
Pakistani men and Arab men. And and it's because they don't
want to be seen as racist or anything like that.
But because this was there that the really messed up thing is
that these guys were so open and brazen about this years ago.
They were interviewing a guy on the street and they're saying
like, either we're going to take over this area and they're like,
how you going to do that? You're going to you're going to
'cause war over here like you, that would be really difficult.
And he goes, no, what do you think we're going to do?
We're going to change your culture from the inside.
We're going to marry and have sex with all of your women and
have kids and we will completely change.
Your culture, the kids will be different and they'll be raised
different because it's in a different household that also
incorporates that like, yeah, it's.
A But this is something that has been done throughout the eons of
history. The Moors conquered Sicily.
That's why you see Italians in the north that have blonde hair
and blue eyes and you're like, whoa, you guys from Denmark or
Sweden? And then you go into South and
they're black hair, curly black hair.
Really. Olive skin.
Olive skin, It's because they did so much fucking that they
changed the bloodline forever. And so it it's the same thing
with Mexicans. Mexicans are are the same.
They're a mix. Of Spaniards just have mine,
their cousins and the royal lines so that they keep them
clean. Which it just goes to show that
it's it's OK, man. I mean these mixing of genetic
lines is continuing to keep. Why?
We're all mud. Yeah, we're all just a, a thing
of mud. And it's like, oh, I'm this
raising. I'm no, if you look back at your
genetic line, we're all fucking mud.
Yeah, we're just a bucket of mud and it's.
Like people, you know, got like like 12% African American and I
don't even like that statement. African Americans.
I I mean, I've got a brother-in-law who's African
American. He's a little yeah.
Nigeria. Yeah, so or is that Nigerian
American? No, he's African.
Why? I mean from the continent of.
Africa, OK. Yeah, so they just consider him
Africans. Interesting.
But they call each other in their own States and countries,
like I'm Nigerian, you know, yeah, I'm Somali.
But huh, it it's just funny because it's exactly what you
said there, dude. That's why I maybe it's just the
pot, but I'm very colorblind. Like I don't care.
I don't. Care all literally the same
shit. That's it.
Well, dude, dude, like, like when I was in the Navy, man.
I mean, you know, I'd never seen so many black people before.
Oh yeah. And because we grew up in Utah.
Yeah, At the time, which was predominantly white, like very
little out that very little. Like dude, during the 1950s,
there was a boxer that came through here, no 1960s, and he
fought against the guy here in the States, Jean LaBelle, who
was a judo champion and he fought against his boxer and
they put like fucking silver dollars in in his fucking
gloves. That fucking hurt him.
And he ended up beating the guy, but it was like crazy because he
was black and brought into here dude.
So many people were like what the fuck, Get him out of here.
It's just really weird because we we create these divisions
based. Off of them.
Well, I mean, they still do. Today of these weird lines that
don't really exist that we just create in our head half the
time. Right.
The military will give people shit that are involved in gangs,
which is a group which is more like a militia, a militia that
may do nefarious activities, but in the militia on the scent and
they're going, Oh well, they wear colors.
Well, so does the military. Say to the police, so does that
everyone, it's just a uniform, We're a group.
The missionaries go out wearing the same kind of a tire and name
tags. It's the same fucking thing.
Yeah, no, dude. And it's The thing is the people
just get so caught up in looking for differences instead of
looking for just. Similarities.
Yeah, similarities or or understanding.
That's why I like, I'm really into behaviors because behaviors
are to the bone a personality. Dude, how many people did you
find out later on they were complete pieces of shit like
that fucker Tim Ballard? Oh yeah, just piece of garbage.
Dude, Yeah, dude. Like.
But even then, like there's personalities and I I was
thinking about this the other day because talked about it.
Alec dated a girl and when he was he was engaged to her and
she I could not stand. Granted I was like 20, but I
would blatantly ignore her if she would talk to me because she
would pretend to be someone else, change who she was
depending on who was in the room at the moment, and I couldn't
stand her. She drove me fucking nuts and I
couldn't talk to her. Yeah, low self esteem.
I just, I'm like, I cannot do this.
I I don't know how he does it, but I don't like her.
I didn't like her at all. Yeah, that's weird too, too,
because you, you can be blind. I had a girlfriend like that.
Nobody liked her. Nobody liked her.
And and they weren't nice about it either.
They were like fucked it. What are you doing?
And I'm like, that's not cool, man.
And that should be a warning to you.
That should be a fucking red light when everybody's coming to
you going dude, what the fuck? Thank God she's twat.
Yeah, yeah. You got to find yourself
something better. There's a plastic bag.
Yeah, you know, put her around your neck.
All right, let's do this. Like that boy from INXS, right?
But I mean it, it's, I don't know, I I that's why I like
humor. That's why I like deprecating
humor itself and, and, and picking on other people, like,
because the reason why we take ourselves so fucking seriously.
So fucking seriously that nowadays people are willing to
destroy relationships, friendships, families, marriages
due to I can't believe you like granola instead of, you know,
Apple Jacks. How fucking dare you.
They're like, literally, it's the most mundane shit.
Pointless differences because it doesn't affect who you are.
Yeah. It doesn't affect who you are.
You know, what is it interesting?
I mean, and maybe everyone at home can chime in on this if
they're in this, but like, I don't know if there's a lot of
people outside of Utah who are that way, but like couples who
are in a so different religions or different religious beliefs.
Because I feel like sometimes it's really hard for partners to
have different religious beliefs because just because of like so
much is intertwined with religion and everything else of
your life that it's sometimes hard.
Like even Mormonism. My mom was like, oh, you can
marry a Mormon girl, right? Or like date a Mormon girl.
And I'm like, no, I mean, yes, I, I physically could, but no,
like, because at the end of the day, what does a Mormon person
want? Well, they want to go to the
highest degree of heaven. And how do you do that?
Will you get sealed to your husband?
And if I'm not Mormon, I'm not getting sealed, Meaning she's
not going to the highest Kingdom of heaven.
Is that truly what she wants? Yeah, but I mean it.
It beliefs in the eye of the beholder and it's like I've got
a very a good friend from back in the day.
We don't talk very much, but that's how life goes.
And he his wife is devout LDS. He is not in any shape or ever.
Never. He says I'll never do it.
And I'm like that cool, I totally get it.
And he had some horrible shit happen in his small town of
Mapleton in the in the 80s and 90s that shaped his belief of
why he would never be a part of that.
But his wife was. She was, you know, in her
rambunctious, you know, wild stage.
And then they got married, they had kids.
And she's like, hey, I still want to do church.
And he goes, I have no problem with that.
I think that's great. You do it.
Her kids are baptized. He didn't care.
He was like, yeah, cool, well, good for you, buddy.
If that's what you want, do it. And that's the way that I look
at a lot of things. It's like, if you want to do
that, great, as long as it's not hurting you mentally,
emotionally or physically. And that goes the same way.
Oh yeah, That's why people. I just don't see a lot of
couples that stay that way 'cause just 'cause it is such.
Well, I mean. We're having really different
ones. Well, that's a fear of my
brother all the time. He is like, is there going to be
a breaking point? Because, and this is what he's
noticed, the longer over the years, the more that he's away
from the church, the more she gets pulled into the church.
So while he stepped away further, she's gotten more
callings, has more time after church, more, more evenings that
are spent doing church stuff, all of this that wasn't done
before. And so he's like, so while I'm
getting pulled away or not being there, she's getting even more
intertwined in it. And is there going to be a
breaking point of like, yeah, we can't do this anymore?
Well, you got a ticket from just.
I mean, he was in that church when they got married, correct?
Yeah. Oh yeah.
So for her, it was an expectation that she'd set for
herself. And and it's a it's a dumb
expectation. I was going to marry a Catholic
girl. Well, that's like Alec who has
the same expectation of, hey, I married you at this age.
I expect you to kind of look like this.
I what? So you expect me to never
change, grow, think or expand past what I was when we first
got married? I would hope way more for you
than that ever. Like why would you ever want to
be with a partner who is done growing, thinking, learning at
the stage when you get with them?
Well, and and I've got. To be sad.
I've got a friend you got the scraper over.
There I don't kind of was wondering if it's.
If it fell in. That thing in that other tent?
I'm like looking on the couch. Science Fucking Jesse.
No, I, I, you know, this is kind of an interesting topic because
that's, you know, how does a relationship survive that?
And a lot of it I think cuz like when my wife and I got together,
I was not LDS, not even. No, but now you are.
In my eyes you are extremely LDS.
Ohh. Thank you.
So like, that's just the perception of what comes off.
Yeah. But I mean, you know, The thing
is, is that, you know, the way that I, I practice my faith is
different from a lot of LDS people.
That's true too. And, and The thing is, is that
it's just my faith. And that's that's what's great.
You're allowed to have your faith.
That's why it's yours. Yeah.
Exactly. And that's no, no, no, I'm not.
I'm not trying to say like in a way like, you know, I'm
protecting my right, but it's my faith.
And that's that's why I honor. If my wife and I got to a point
where she's like, Hey, look, it's, you know, temple every
month and all that, it'd be like, you know what, I'm not
there yet. I'm not, I'm not there yet.
And no, like I don't, I don't want to follow this strict
guideline. Like for her, it used to be a
calling was a laborious task. And I told her and I said, look,
if you want to serve other people, especially within our
ward and callings and all that other shit, then what you need
to do is if you're not finding joy in it asked to be released
because it's supposed to be a labor of love.
And so when somebody, it gets a, they feel.
So it's a group thing, because I know.
How Haitian breeds resentment and if you feel obligated to do
it, you're going to feel resentment.
Dude, it took my wife a while, like even with my kids dude, my
oldest and my other twin, he they're not involved in the
church at all. And I am fine with that.
I have never said my wife's like hey guys thinking about coming
this week and I never asked him. And when Max came up to me, he's
like, why do you believe? And then we had our cut
discussion and I shared my experiences and I said, but
that's for me. I said, I don't want my beliefs,
my vision, my future for you to be yours.
I want you to discover what you want, but I want to be there to
support you. Because it's based on feelings,
and if his feelings are based on your feelings, then it's not his
belief, it's your belief. Well, and that's why I hope the
way faith and hope are are really good.
You know, faith, hope and charity, those actually go
really well together. In in a moral sense, because you
know. Well, you have to have hope if
you have faith, because faith is just believing in something.
So right, You can't have faith if you don't hope for something.
And we all have that in one way or another for certain things.
And I think it's important as humans to be able to have that
because if. Well, yeah, because because it's
not. Faith in myself.
You still have faith in another person.
That's something like there's faith in faith in yourself or
like your family. I.
Was about to light nothing that. Was funny.
That's funny. But yeah, that's, I mean,
there's always faith in some things, you know, it's things
you can't see. I throw an apple in the in the
air, I have faith it's gonna fall back down.
Well, I know it's actually gonna fall back down 'cause I've seen
it happen a million times. I guess it's not faith 'cause I
don't have to believe it, no. It's the world.
It's I know this is going to happen because I've done it a
million times and I've seen it happen a million times.
So I guess that's, that's a terrible idea of faith in that
one. But we still have faith in
people and other things of like, hey, you know, I, I think this
is going to happen or, you know, like, so that's normal.
Even if it's not in some sort of deity, the concept of faith is
still very human. And and that's the thing too,
like you look throughout history and those who force faith are
usually using it in the way that they don't want to be perceived,
which I view as evil. It's.
Always in control. Well, yeah, it's safe if it's.
Forced. It's always in control because
that's all force is is control. Right, like my father-in-law.
There was a story about my my oldest brother from my sister.
Hold on a second. I'm going to continue.
I kind of pee like Oh my God. And a sudden it just kept me in
and they're like, you better go now.
Or the couch. Has better be saturated.
OK. That's a regular bull, by the
way, that figured. Make it clear I like the sound
of that. It isn't a very interesting
experience. It's a it's a party favor.
You guys want to feel something weird?
Yeah. What is it?
Does it involve like Vaseline in your middle finger?
No, just my Dick. Right.
Oh shit. All right, now we're getting to
Ground Zero. Yeah, Ground Zero.
OK, so where was that? So my father-in-law, there's a
story about my father-in-law and his oldest son.
And he was really mad at him because he's like, hey, we're
going to church, you need to get ready.
And he says no, I'm not going. And what does he do?
It all LED up to him putting him in like a like a wrist lock.
I. Mean.
You're going to go to church. And the thing that I think about
a lot is that if, if Christians, and I know there's a lot of
Christians that believe that LDS people are Christian.
What if that's fine? I don't care.
But regardless and Christian, they I don't see this figure of
Christ being like, Hey, you guys want to follow me?
No. Hey, see those big ass Tongans
behind you? Yeah, they don't like that you
don't follow me. Hey, make sure these guys follow
me. That's right, bro.
No problem. Come on now, let's go.
Well, it's even. It's it's tyrannical.
So much of religion is saying one thing and then doing the
exact fucking opposite like. That's where there's a
difference between religion and faith, I believe.
Yeah, like cause a lot of people don't actually have faith in it.
It's just like, there are some definitely, but there's a lot
that they grow up in whatever religion and that's just their
culture. That's the reality they know
'cause that's what they've been taught.
Just like any of us, you know? And so looking at that and
they're, where the fuck was I going with that?
Wow, Ground Zero is not there yet.
Isn't it's nice, it's kind of weird.
It's got the flavour still in it still.
Has those flavours. But it's not as bad.
But the IT doesn't. I think it's just because it's
down in here. That's what it is.
It's it's the idea of it's the S and that them it's, you know,
the, the kid at school that Addie just had that was like,
oh, you don't believe in God. Well, fuck you, you're going to
hell, you know, and. It's which is funny then, but
it's that religious. Side of how many religious
people are like, oh, you do this, well you're going to hell.
I think that's exactly what Jesus said when he came around.
He's like, why don't you? Yeah, it's in, in go.
Round. Judge John.
Everyone. Two verse 16.
Because you are my right hand of God, and you shall be making
judgments for me. Yeah.
Amen. The The thing is.
No, it's like so much of it is just misinterpreted.
And then we just they come from this air of haughtiness of like,
well, I believe in this version and you don't like, well, delete
is I'm going to heaven and you're you're going to hell,
dude. Have fun burning in hell.
Well, this is the same as like, you know, rich people hating
poor people who are being poor. It's like, why?
Like you don't have compassion you don't have.
Every side it's the awesome. Totally, you know, and that's
where you break the cycle by being that example of saying.
Finding the similarities and not the differences and then and
then accepting the differences going it's fine that you're not
me because I'm not you. And it would be kind of stupid
if we were, because how boring would life be if you were me and
I was you? Every single thing of every
single person would be the exact same every day.
It would be like watching The Lego Movie at the beginning.
We put on our pants, we go to this coffee shop, we do this.
And it's like, that's what life would be like.
It would be so redundant and boring and monotonous because
everyone would be the same. Everything would be the same.
It is. You've ever heard the?
All of our art would look identical.
Well, what is it? Which?
Like how boring would that be? Well, the idea is that, and I
get it. I get it.
Why? You know, you get somebody would
be the best way to say this. All right.
It would be a kind to like a new band that comes out or, or a new
song that comes out and you're a devout fan of this band and then
they put out something new and you go, Nah, not my flavor.
And that devout fan goes, what the fuck?
You don't like it? No, no, I I don't like.
I don't have to like it. They go, yeah, well, that's
pretty fucked up. I mean, you know, those guys put
so much work into it. It's kind of like the guys that
came over from rationalist, like Jordan was like, no, dude, I
created that. And that's mine.
I'm like, yeah. But once you release it and you
give it to others, you allow their interpretation to be
there. Well, it's it's art.
It is art. Everyone will take their own
interpretation, you know, 100% And that's, that's what I find
with art. It's like it's great that
there's always the artist interpretation that you can
gather. But I feel like with art,
there's so much always left on set, even in music, that there's
so much interpretation in between for each personal thing.
Because music speaks to people. It touches you in your soul,
like, And so that message is deeply personal and it'll be
different for you than me, than Jordan or you know, whoever.
Oh, yeah. And so, and it needs to, I, I, I
like the differences. That's, that's why Kim and I get
along so well is her idea as just like, no, no, no,
everybody's great who they are. They're just different.
And when you learn about those differences and you understand
who they are and where they're coming from, it's kind of easier
to interact with them. Well, and honestly, I mean, it's
recognizing that there's a lot of negative States and a lot of
good states, but how many people are often in a good state in
their day-to-day? Like realistically, how many
people are self medicating, taking medications, all this
stuff. I mean, God, we use cannabis all
the time, you know, and you, you have other meds and stuff.
Like there's these things that we use as people to try and self
regulate and get us back to a some sort of sense of normal
that we can feel like a human maybe.
But I wish I would, you know, it's almost like seeing kids.
Like I watch my Little Phoenix and that kid is obsessed with
wrestling. Like every Monday, dude, bra
comes on. And you know what's so great
about it? It's just so simple.
Like it's not it's all fake. Hey, I don't like it that you do
the flippy thing and slam people on the ground fakely like, and,
and my kid loves it and he knows all about it.
And all I love about it is that, you know what he doesn't think
about? He's not caring about his friend
who's Indian. He didn't care about his
Polynesian friend. He didn't care about his white
friend or his Mexican friend. They're his friends.
Yep. Do you know his favorite
wrestlers or black guys? That's cool.
He's like, those are my favorite.
His favorite favorite is Roman Reigns, which is a Polynesian
guy. And he's just like, yeah.
And I was like, oh, he's Polynesian over.
The half of Addie's friends last year at school were Hispanic.
Yeah, dude. And it's the cool thing is, just
like when you're a child, you don't see those.
No, because it's not. It's not an us.
And of them, it's just like, hey, I'm lonely, I want a
friend, I want to play. You're fun, you're a person.
Like you want to play. Let's play.
And then that good feeling stays.
Yeah, instead of like, well, but like, what church do you go to?
What did you eat for breakfast? Oh, but like, you wear those
types of shoes. The the church thing I haven't
heard in a really long time and it would be really sad to hear
that. There are.
I'm actually really thankful Addie has some friends that
aren't Mormon and some that are. All of them seem to hang out.
That at least in her group, has not been an issue.
And I'm really thankful for that because I was, that was one of
my biggest fears about raising my kids here in Utah was because
I didn't believe in it. And I was worried that because I
grew up here and I know how it was and I didn't want my kids to
be that kid. Well, and you know what, because
of that one, it's a better example.
And he goes, that's I, I look at it is it's not my place to judge
anybody. My faith is mine alone.
I it's not for somebody else. If you're interested in it, hey,
I'll tell you where to go to look at it, but I am not leading
you there. Because every time that I felt
like someone was trying to lead me there, it felt like they were
trying to lure me somewhere to somewhere where they were like,
hey, this is better. And those people creep me the
fuck out. You know, they're, they're like
those Heaven's Gate people in California that castrated
themselves and killed themselves because Halley's Comet was
coming by and there was an alien spaceship behind it.
And the only way to get up there and to hang out with Jesus in
the ship. Like, I mean, ludicrous stuff.
Like I did it, but then it wasn't really that fun so I came
back. Well, I mean, put my nuts.
Back on yeah, staplers are great.
He he he's like, he's like Mr. Potato Head.
Yeah, there's just a nub. I was like, yeah, he just puts
it on there. Yeah, every time He really wants
to be impressive, he puts on the extra large pair.
Right, I got the Magnum. Yeah, the Magnum balls.
Magnum Dog. Band of dog and men and balls,
right? No.
The vasectomy is super easy. And that's what I love about our
conversations is that I mean, and it still comes through
sometimes like, you know, and I'm very cognitive.
I try to be cognizant with almost anybody.
I talk to you about it. I don't it's not that my faith
isn't important. My faith is very important to
me. But at the same time, I know
that it's not everybody else's important thing and I'm not
looking to make sure that everybody has the same.
Importance. That's what you're telling
everyone. It's it's like being that
salesman at a networking event who's like, hey here, here's
what I'm saying so here's what I'm selling.
Well, no one fucking cares what you're selling.
Shut up. Yeah.
Who are you as a person? Fuck off.
I don't want to know what you're selling, you know, and that's
like, I love people can have their religious things, but
that's it's it's like, what company do you work for?
I don't, I don't give a shit. I don't care what you do.
I don't care how you pray, whether you face east, West or
lay down with your butt hole facing north.
I don't give a shit. At the end of the day, are you
hurting someone? Are you a Dick like?
Well, even then dude, like I find my compassion for other
people has completely changed where I am even faster to
forgive and I don't I even if I feel a judgement coming into my
mind of like that motherfucker and I just go.
I mean hurting. Someone no, I don't even when I
see that, you know, if you're molesting kids, dude, I'm not
that compassionate. Like you know, the only place
that it, it's just like, I mean again dude, if if dogs bit
people in the Dick we would kill them.
That's what I told. So there's a kid at school who's
constantly an asshole constantly.
And Addie's like, what do I do? I'm like, you got three options.
You can do nothing. You can be nice to him or you
can be a Dick back like you. You can really kind of, you
know, navigate that however you feel like.
And I'm like, sometimes being nice works and you don't have to
worry about it. And I was like, sometimes
ignoring them works and sometimes you just kind of have
to put that stupid piece of shit.
In the is the is that that weird kid who's talking about like, I
mean. He's just constantly an asshole.
I think a kid's just an asshole, like, and, and there could be
signs where he's got a really shitty home.
Like, like there was like there was this kid I grew up with
named Ira Walker. I've talked about it.
He was my bully. And that guy lived a really
fucking horrible childhood. Like he really did.
He didn't have great experiences and he served 25 years in prison
because he wanted to be a part of something.
And the only thing he saw that gave any kind of like attaboys
was violence. It was just pure hatred.
And I think when people slow down and they're asked
questions, they start to kind of realize that they have more
hatred than than love, right? It's like gang members being
upset that somebody's wearing different colors in the
different area. And I get, I get it because
that's maybe that's a sign of like, hey, this is our area,
this is where we work. You can't.
You feel like they're encroaching or something.
Maybe it's like a sales Rep who has like a a territory and
somebody sells inside their territory.
Like, hey motherfucker, that's my money.
Maybe it's the same way? Only at the same company.
Past that it's all competition. Doesn't matter because it's all
different companies. Exactly.
I think that's again it's an US versus them and it happens
internally more than it happens externally and.
Yeah, 'cause I feel like in Mormonism it was more
competitive if you're like a Mormon but not active or
something versus like, oh, you're just, you don't believe
in it, you know, like it was a way difference of judging and
that of. Dude, I got these neighbors,
they're inactive. They smoke cigarettes like a
lot. And I go and talk to him all the
time and I talk to him just like we're talking now.
And the guy asked, he goes, hey, are you LDS?
And I said, I am. And he goes, oh, he's like, I
was like, I mean, you smoke weed and you're cool with us.
He's like, I don't understand. And I was like, oh, that's like,
well, don't worry, man, I'm a, I'm a new breed.
I said I'm just trying to be real.
I said, I'm not trying to be perfect.
I'm just trying to live. And I, I'm accepting of, of my
inadequacies and I'm not trying to make it up.
I'm, I'm trying to, you know, as, as this guy, Bill Campbell,
I want to, I want to leave here as a legacy where people can
still speak of me in a good sense.
I don't, I don't want to be like, well, fuck that guy.
He's dead. You know, and, and, and there's
a lot of people like that. There's a lot of people like
that. Like if, like if my
father-in-law died, I'd be like, oh, well, that, that sucks.
Kind of like when I get killed in Ghost Recon, I'd be like, we
were almost there. See.
I don't. It's not that I don't.
Care if I would be like that sucks when he goes I I don't I'm
in different or you don't. I don't.
You don't have any feelings towards him.
And you would never really had a relationship, I mean like I had.
Every every interaction I had with him was was pretty shitty.
Yeah, no, but I mean imagine living with this person for
years and and knowing the manipulation he was doing and
what he did to gaslight my wife and to and trying to gaslight
me. I saw to that motherfucker a
long ass time ago. And when my wife says we're no
longer talking to him, I was like.
Cool. OK.
No, I'll fucking say nothing to him.
Like I've been doing that for years in my head.
Yeah, well, dude, I, I was just like I, I'm, I was always nice
to him and I. I sit in your head.
You still talk to him. I'm just like fuck that guy.
But dude, I mean, it was like at my brother in law's wedding when
he hired some biker to come as his driver.
And I'm like, you don't even have a fucking job.
You don't make any money. You don't even have the ability
to make money. Your driver, bitch, please.
And he made himself look like such an ass.
I didn't even talk to him then. I haven't spoken to that man in
over five years. Yeah, and I'm OK with that.
That's what I do now if they're a poisonous person to me, I
just, I just just rather not. And if I see him and they engage
with me, I'll be cordial and nice.
Oh yeah, I have no problem. But I don't want to be a part of
these assholes. Now you don't.
It's the energy you don't need to carry and have around all the
time. And it's like you can't always
control if or when you have to interact, but you can choose to
go. Yeah, I'm going to make this as
as easy for me as possible because, you know, they're
always going to say something stupid.
And you can choose to react and make it a way bigger and like
all of that, or you can just go, yeah, fuck it.
And like just ignore them and go on because you know, like, yeah,
it's the being cordial and just going, all right, I'm going to
be here and you know. Yeah, I, I mean, I don't even
think I have his number anymore. I'm sure he changed it when he
moved across the country. Yeah, for sure.
Fucking weirdo. But that's the thing, dude.
Like, I, I, I don't also, like, I don't want to walk around with
this. Like, I hate it when I when I
meet other Christian people of any denomination and they're
just so hard on themselves all the time about how imperfect
they are and. They're our harshest critics.
And I just, I, but that I don't understand because it's, it's
not just internally, it's feeling like this quid pro quo,
like if I don't hit my quota, then I'm not going to get paid.
Yep. It's like, well, then maybe you
shouldn't be following. You maybe shouldn't work for
that company anymore if you feel like that.
And that's the way I seek religion too.
If you feel like it's something that is like pushing down on you
and causing a lot of anxiety. Why are you there?
Get away, Yeah, get away and. It's not suiting you or doing
you good. Dude, if, if, if you're Buddhist
and you're like, dude, this shit's not working for me.
I want to be a part of some Christian faith because that
looks good to me. Go do that.
Like Go. Do your research and see what
you feel. And figure go check it out like
whatever. But again, it's it's there.
Someone jumps. Well, their philosophies, that's
all they are, their philosophies.
And it's not, it's not saying that 1 is better than the other.
I mean, I don't think that I wasn't there, but, you know, so
Crates wasn't going around going, yeah, but you're a
fucking stupid motherfucker. And that would be funny.
But Neil deGrasse Tyson acts like that all the time and
nobody likes being around that guy.
He's kind of a Dick, so. Yeah, there's a certain level of
arrogance and just pompousness that.
And that's how I feel about ultra religious people.
It just you can't be around them.
They're hard. They're hard to exist around
because you just. Because they say shit like well
you can, but I don't fuck you. Yeah, you're like.
Fuck you. Thank you, I will actually
happily. Yeah, I'll do it.
My butt hole. Yep.
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