aaand we're back, sorry for being late but never the less... INDULGE π 00:00 - Andrew reacting to Kanye, Candace and Comments 21:20 - Not See's celebrating in LA 23:44 - Celebrating at Six Flags on Mushrooms 35:52 - Mark is a lousy friend 40:26 - House of the Dragons - pregnancies ain't hard 59:13 - H3H3 getting suspended from YouTube 01:06:55 - NYC Subway ain't that dangerous for NYers 01:09:07 - Alec Baldwin really is deluded 01:13:34 - Asian Subway Lady r*cist meltdown + NYC is crazy 01:26:09 - UFC 280 breakdown - shoulder pops, backpacks and Islam 01:33:18 - Jake Paul fight predictions v Anderson Silva 01:37:24 - Biden proves a deep state + Presidential candidates
The speaker makes sexually explicit and offensive comments towards listeners, expressing regret for not telling their mothers to "suck my dick from the back."
The speaker discusses the possibility of pushback against anti-Semitism in conspiracy theories and mentions a comment that highlights a lack of knowledge on the topic.
The transcript discusses the negative impact the Rachel Dolezal scandal had on the Black empowerment movement, particularly on the credibility of fundraising efforts for social justice causes. The transcript also mentions how the scandal indirectly made it easier to track where donated funds go through IRS reports.
The misconception that George Floyd's death was caused by drug overdose rather than police brutality and excessive use of force was debunked by explaining the mechanics of how lack of oxygen from restricted breathing lead to his death.
In this podcast clip, Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss the George Floyd narrative, drug use, and fentanyl. They highlight that the mainstream media needs to be honest about certain facts and that the narrative being pushed might not be entirely true.
Andrew Schulz discusses claustrophobia and its effects on people in elevators and cars. He also briefly mentions receiving criticism regarding his coverage of the Chauvin trial.
The speaker shares his thoughts about someone's feet looking like statue feet while appreciating the person's difference of opinion.
Sarah Silverman talks about her personal experience with anti-Semitism and how it shouldn't be used to create victimhood in the Jewish community.
A man shares his experience of riding the Kingda Ka rollercoaster at Six Flags, which goes from zero to 125 miles per hour in just one second and resulted in him getting hit with liquid in his mouth.
Two friends talk about playing go-karts as grownups and one of them jokingly asks if the other took the smaller half.
The speaker talks about their fear of heights while riding roller coasters and how they cope with it by closing their eyes. They also mention the unique flying position of some roller coasters.
The speaker describes their experience on a rollercoaster, where the person sitting in front of them startled them by doing high knees before the big drop.
The hosts share their thoughts on scary clowns, including their experiences and reactions to them.
The speaker describes a memory of eating pizza with three Black men and dancing around with joy.
A conversation about pizza is interrupted by an advertisement for expensive underwear.
The podcast episode delves into the dialogue and writing of Game of Thrones, comparing the latest seasons to the original ones and discussing the audience's expectations for the show.
Comedians Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino discuss the abstract idea of "hardness," using the analogy of an eight-pound hard shit.
The speaker discusses their preference for TV shows to start with the adult characters instead of doing huge time jumps, and mentions their enjoyment of scenes involving dragons losing control.
This podcast episode discusses the intricacies of human memory and how it can sometimes be fallible.
A discussion about the sudden interest in birthdays and planning social events around them.
The speaker expresses gratitude towards women for their role in bringing life into the world and questions the idea that evolution is hard to understand.
A speaker acknowledges the difficult reality of giving birth and emphasizes the importance of leaving in the discomfort.
The hosts discuss the need to spice up baby announcements due to the high number of births happening.
The speaker uses football game analogies to explain the process of giving birth and describes how being tense can make it harder to deliver.
Comedian makes a joke about Holocaust survivor Ben Shapiro that many find offensive and inappropriate.
The speaker discusses the controversy surrounding hate speech on social media and the different reactions people have to it.
The podcast promotes the potency of Bluechew to cure seasonal depression while urging listeners to support the show. An ad for Honey follows, offering a browser extension to automatically search for and apply coupons.
The hosts discuss recent incidents of subway pushers and the potential dangers of social media posts revealing personal information.
The speaker talks about how some people can convince themselves that a bad situation is actually much better than it really is. She gives the example of a man who convinced himself he didn't pull the trigger during a criminal investigation, only to be proved wrong when the FBI intervened.
A discussion about how saying "one year ago today" without providing context can lead to confusion.
Two individuals get into an altercation on the NYC subway, resulting in racist comments being made towards a white man.
In this podcast snippet, the hosts discuss the subway in NYC and how it used to have limited cell service, causing riders to be more alert of their surroundings.
The speaker talks about the difficulties he faced with adjusting to fame, feeling constantly aware and in danger of people pushing him.
Comparing the level of violence and gang activity, the speaker feels like it was way more dangerous back in the day. They've noticed that there are now more mentally unstable people on the streets who could potentially harm others.
The narrative around increasing crime in urban areas is causing people to feel like it's more dangerous, even though crime rates have actually gone down in recent years. Follow-home robberies are now happening to everyday people in LA, and open-air bazaars in places like Canal Street are contributing to a sense of unease.
The speaker makes some odd comparisons between a dwarf and a squirrel's movements, which ends in a dark joke about a plane crash.
Despite losing the fight, the fighter's controversial victory has turned him into a superstar who does everything the UFC wants. His knee strike caused a fat shit to appear over his opponent's eye, and although the decision was deemed bad, it was the best thing for the UFC.
Joe Rogan speculates that Conor McGregor will retire from fighting once he establishes enough success outside of MMA, such as with his upcoming movie, and no longer needs it for his public image.
The author discusses his thoughts on the upcoming Jake Paul vs Anderson Silva fight and hopes that if Paul wins it will be on fair terms to silence the naysayers, and expects the fight to do large numbers.
A podcast guest mentions BetOnline during the conversation about betting on fights.
The speaker discusses how the possibility of a "deep state" controlling the president is exposed by the choice of an incompetent running mate who assures the protection of the president in case of any issue. The speaker also shares their skepticism towards the possibility of deepfakes being used in politics.
The topic of safety is a major concern in politics and often influences how people vote. Despite concerns about the governor of Florida, many people may still vote for the Republican candidate due to perceived safety concerns.
Speculation about potential behind-the-scenes influence Donald Trump could have in politics due to his business relationships and legal pressures.
The speaker argues that big money corporations and businesses lobby certain countries, politicians, and organizations to keep their mines open and unimpeded by conflicts and war, and suggests that this may involve dealings with warlords and other morally dubious practices.
The speaker discusses how being in a position of political power can be exhausting and how it affects the decision-making process of politicians. He compares it to "Game of Thrones" and names Obama as an example.
The speaker talks about Jordan and Nike and mentions Jewish people and elites while discussing the current situation with Adidas.
The hosts conclude the episode by discussing forgiveness and moving forward, and sharing a powerful slogan.