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RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 03

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 03", an episode of Andy Frisella published January 15, 2026 (2 h 9 min, about 23,010 words). It mentions 27 people, works and ideas, including Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ, Personal Excellence, AI, Direct Energy Weapons, OnlyFans.

What this episode is about

In a lively and candid discussion, Andy and DJ engage with their audience about perseverance, personal growth, and the humorous side of life challenges, including New Year's resolutions and the dynamics of their experiences. They emphasize the importance of resilience while sharing laughter over relatable struggles and camaraderie.

Key takeaways

  • Diversity is great, but killer skills should always be the priority, not the gender mix.
  • Rich or poor, the struggle for a lighter remains the universal remote for discomfort.
  • If you're focusing on gender over skills, you might be the real sexist in the room.
  • Success isn't about labels; it's about being great at what you do—let the rest follow.
  • In a world of distractions, the real challenge is to keep your focus and actually get stuff done.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 15:00: Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ, Gabe Boners, Stephen Myron, Charlie and OD
  2. – 30:00: Direct Energy Weapons, Charlie, Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ
  3. – 45:00: AI, Charlie
  4. – 1:00:00: Chocolate Rain, Personal Excellence, Edward Snowden, Bulgaria
  5. – 1:15:00: Personal Excellence, OpenAI, Larry Frink, Nvidia
  6. – 1:30:00: Chase Hughes, Stephen Myron, Josh Holly
  7. – 1:45:00: ASmart, Tactical Fleet
  8. – 2:00:00: Hendrickx Motorsports, Mountain Motorsports

Notable quotes from "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 03"

  • Your Yeah, dude. I we're going to do something with Myin. We're going to do something with Myron. I just we Dude, I've been so busy with this tech project that I haven't [ __ ] bro. I haven't I unless it's like him or.
    about Stephen Myron · at
  • Yo, Andy, I bought the Charlie and OD set of books for my daughter for Christmas and she loves them. Just curious. Anything in the Yeah, dude.
    about Charlie and OD · at
  • But that's the thing, like direct energy weapons, that's not like a new conversation, right? Like it's just one of those things like we don't we don't know if they oh we're developing but like they've been saying.
    about Direct Energy Weapons · at
  • Yeah. Thanks for the DJ just learned that you're not supposed to inhale it.
    about Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ · at
  • Okay. So, what are your thoughts on AI becoming increasingly realistic?
    about AI · at
  • Mhm. So now they got all these AI only fans where dudes don't know if it's like they think it's a real chick.
    about OnlyFans · at
  • This is why we talk about personal excellence being the ultimate rebellion.
    about Personal Excellence · at
  • Who? Nvidia, right? Open AAI. Altman, right? not Alman. Altman's from OpenAI, but I know Nvidia guy.
    about OpenAI · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ — Person · Co-host · 3 mentions · first at
    Co-drives the conversation with Andy, adds commentary on AI, social media, politics, and culture; interacts heavily with chat.
  • Stephen Myron — Person · Referenced creator / potential guest · 2 mentions · first at
    Andy mentions plans to do something with Myron and later defends him as making decent points despite extreme statements.
  • Edward Snowden — Person · Referenced whistleblower · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as having discussed capabilities akin to AI back in 2013; supports the theme that advanced tech predates public awareness.
    Scroll up. There was something I wanted to hit there. Oh, yeah. Snowden. Yeah.
  • Larry Frink — Person · Referenced financial power broker · 1 mention · first at
    Named as one of the people 'running the world'; tied to BlackRock influence narrative.
    To remember this, okay? Who's running the world right now? Who's the guys running the world? Okay, it's Larry Frink. Mhm.
  • Zuck — Person · Referenced tech elite · 1 mention · first at
    Used as shorthand for Zuckerberg; appears in discussion of tech elites and a story where viewers guessed 'Zuck' but hosts deny it.
    Well, he's saying it was Zuck, but it wasn't Zuck.
  • Gabe Boners — Person · Audience member / recurring chat personality · 2 mentions · first at
    Referenced as a staple presence in the live chat; used for humor and community in-group signaling.
    No, if Gabe Boners ain't here, it ain't a [ __ ] show.
  • Pjamin — Person · Referenced friend (Persian) · 1 mention · first at
    Supports the point that Iranian/Persian people are 'good people' and not equivalent to regime actions.
    So and then Pjamin, he's [ __ ] Persian. Like they're good people, bro.
  • Hani — Person · Referenced friend (Iranian) · 1 mention
    Used to humanize Iranians and counter stereotypes; cited as one of Andy's close contacts.
    My two dudes... are... Iranians... Hani and... Alex.
  • Juan Sanchez — Person · Chat participant / referenced viewer · 1 mention · first at
    Addressed directly by Andy during a clarification; minor community interaction.
    Juan Sanchez, that's not what happened, brother. That's not what happened.
  • Chase Hughes — Person · 3 mentions · first at
    Trying to get a guy I want to have on the show who I think is [ __ ] awesome is a guy by the name of Chase Hughes. I don't know if you guys know Chase Hughes, but he's got he…
  • Kenji Brown — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Black lady's name? She like they're they're questioning Kenji Brown. Yeah.
  • Josh Holly — Person · 1 mention · first at
    And it was really cool. Did you see the doctor who couldn't answer if a man could get pregnant? Josh Holly ask her a dozen time. Yeah, dude. I text He text me today.
  • ASmart — Person · 1 mention · first at
    I Somebody asked about ASmart. That's my guy. That's a cool [ __ ] dude.
  • Myin — Person · 1 mention

Books & papers

  • Charlie and OD — Book · Referenced product (children's books) · 1 mention · first at
    A viewer bought the set for his daughter; Andy says more youth-focused projects are coming to address cultural problems.
  • Charlie — Book · 4 mentions · first at
    Yo, Andy, I bought the Charlie and OD set of books for my daughter for Christmas and she loves them. Just curious. Anything in the Yeah, dude.

Companies & orgs

  • OpenAI — Company · Referenced AI company · 1 mention · first at
    Used as an example of public-facing AI; hosts argue AI likely existed in government before being released commercially.
  • Nvidia — Company · Referenced tech company · 1 mention · first at
    Cited as part of the current power structure in AI/tech; example of being 'right place right time' during tech shifts.
    So, here's the thing. Here's the [ __ ] thing. They were all in the right place with the right product at the right time when technology switched. All of them.
  • Tactical Fleet — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Tactical Fleet. What do y'all what is it?
  • Mountain Motorsports — Company · 1 mention · first at
    So, I get my all of my [ __ ] from the guys down at Mountain Motorsports and they always build them before they come to me. So, If you guys want a dirt bike, like real [ __ ] if you want a dirt bike or a.
  • Hendrickx Motorsports — Company · 1 mention · first at
    Are you sponsoring Hendrickx? Yes, we do. We have a car with Hendrickx Motorsports this year, bro. Thank you for going into the quick trip with a K up there and doing that. That's really cool. I saw that,.

Products & tech

  • AI — Product · Core topic / risk narrative · 1 mention · first at
    Discussed as a tool for misinformation, blackmail scams, and potential government-origin tech; tied to Epstein evidence denial and deepfakes.
  • Direct Energy Weapons — Product · Speculative technology / conspiracy-adjacent topic · 2 mentions · first at
    Described as existing capability to target body parts; tied to ARPA/"arpeggio" and used to explain unexplained incidents (Charlie Kirk).

Concepts & topics

  • Personal Excellence — Concept · Central thesis / normative framework · 3 mentions · first at
    Presented as 'the ultimate rebellion' against control; linked to fitness, discipline, wealth, and independence as prerequisites for cultural change.
  • OnlyFans — Concept · Example of AI-enabled fraud / cultural debate · 8 mentions
    Used to illustrate AI impersonation scams and blackmail; also discussed via a Florida policy proposal to tax creators heavily.
  • Chocolate Rain — Concept · 4 mentions · first at
    Saying some pretty cool stuff. He kind of reminds me Do you remember back in the day that dude that sang Chocolate Rain?

Places & events

  • Bulgaria — Place · Example of regime pressure/change · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned alongside Iran as an example where citizen pressure drives political change.
    Change will happen just like it happens in every single regime ever. Look what's happening in Iran right now. Look what happened in Buddha. What was that? Bulgaria.

Full transcript with timestamps

What's up, chat? Check. Check. Check. BJ lady. What the [ __ ] would I be? I'm here. What's going

What' he say? No. I'll be there in one second. Hello, children. What's going on? Chris video. I'm going to make them bigger.

Oh yeah. [ __ ] got the snacks. That's right. Snacks. Mhm. Snackity snack. Snacks. Little nipnook. Yum. Yum. Yum. Yum.

I like nuts. Oh man. Let's talk about kicking ass and take Is that Do we talk about anything besides kicking ass and taking names?

That's pretty much it. Yeah. You see that dude's gray hairs? Yeah, that's from you [ __ ]

Go plus on one more. That's why I got these gray hairs. It's cuz you guys both YouTube's good.

Got some of your equipment and it's awesome. My equipment. What are you talking about?

Uhhuh. I will say my equipment is pretty awesome. And these garage is nicer than my house.

That's Yeah, that's what happens when you kill yourself for 30 years. It better be [ __ ] nicer.

No [ __ ] Where's that cutter at? This This torch is [ __ ] up. Yeah. Will you uh throw me that torch behind you dude?

Yeah. The blue one. The big one. There's one right behind me. Doc, thank you. Uh, no, I'm good. All right. What's up, dudes and dudetss? So, how many of you [ __ ] quit on your New Year's already? Let's just get make it awkward. Just make it [ __ ] awkward right away. Where's my quitters?

How many How many of you are [ __ ] lazy and already quit and you're going to repeat the same [ __ ] over and over and over and over and over and over? Anybody over 65 still allows to watch, man. [ __ ] y'all.

Gabe owner is always in the house, bro. Yeah. It's not even the show. if he's not here.

No, if Gabe Boners ain't here, it ain't a [ __ ] show. All right, dudetss. You know what's funny? Uh I post that picture in the meeting today

and I never thought about it cuz like I don't look at like I don't think about diversity. Like I just think like who the [ __ ] is good at what they do?

And somebody pointed out in that picture they're like, "Man, half the room's women. That's awesome." I'm like, "Yeah, cuz they're [ __ ] killers, bro."

Yeah. And it's not because they're women. No, they're Yeah, right. They They They are They're not there because they're women. They're there because they're [ __ ] great at what they do.

Yeah, they are. I didn't even thought I Cuz I don't even think like that. Well, that's the thing. Like, I mean, you're not supposed to think about it like that.

I think like who's good? I personally I feel like if you're intentionally thinking about that [ __ ] like you are actually racist. You're actually sexist. You know what I'm saying? Like if that's at the front of your

Yeah, dude. I uh we're going to do something with Myin. We're going to do something with Myron. I just we Dude, I've been so busy with this uh tech project that I haven't [ __ ] bro. I haven't I unless it's like him or somebody involved in the project, I'm like really not getting back to people right now. It's not anything personal. I just haven't been able to.

Juan Sanchez, that's not what happened, brother. That's not what happened. Hundreds of millions and still can't find a lighter. Good to know some of our struggles never change.

Hey, open up that uh open up that [ __ ] cabinet right there. And there's on the second shelf down there's some lighters. You'll see them. You see them?

Yeah. Hand me that. I'll show people how we solve this problem here. So, this is how we solve the lighter problem when you're rich.

You just buy the [ __ ] tray. Yeah. See, I got this, too. I got backups, man. I come prepared. I'm not as I'm not

a lot of [ __ ] lighters, bro. There's nothing worse than when you want to smoke and you can't get a lighter dude.

It's pretty much the worst thing ever. Let's see. got a heavy hitter question for you guys regarding being the man being a man in the medical field. How to navigate the social aspects of it. Yeah, that's Q&A material for sure. Uh I don't really understand what having a man being a man has to do with it.

Or you saying like because there's not a lot of male nurses. Well, [ __ ] just be good at what you do, bro. The rest sorts itself out.

Yeah. You know, you guys think too much, man. When you're when you're when you're great at what you do, everybody respects it and everything sorts itself out. It's that simple, man.

Yo, Andy, I bought the Charlie and OD set of books for my daughter for Christmas and she loves them. Just curious. Anything in the Yeah, dude. Anything in the works for the youngsters? Absolutely. Actually, some very big things, not just books. So, very excited about what we've got going on. Look, we're trying to solve this problem, guys. You know, this is a [ __ ] this is a [ __ ] big problem in culture. We got to solve it and we got to start with the youth.

Okay. And Andy DJ, bless you both. DJ, I switched to the blue raz over grape drink. White powder power. We have flavor, too. DJ,

is that is that culture. Oh man, cilians. You know what I love about our audience is that everybody's equally racist against each other

and and that's what unites them. It's the Yo 100%. Yeah. We we we're united in uh in in equal opportunity burning.

That's right. Yeah. That's right. We got Twitter cooking, too. Good about Twitter, guys. Hey, what do we want to talk about, man? I don't even know what's going on in the world. My like

Yeah, dude. I mean, I have no idea. Like, I've literally been on Instagram like for three minutes in the last like week.

Yeah, I've been working working uh working really really hard on on uh on the OS.

Uh freaking what's his name? He's definitely gay. What? Who? Uh what's the governor of Minnesota?

No, no, the governor. Tim Walls. Oh, of course he is. No, no. Like he's like really gay.

Well, I mean, did you suspect anything else? Listen to this guy. I'm putting my mic. Hold on.

Expect for the next 11 months for me to ride you like you've never been ridden. Expect for the next 11 months for me to ride you like you've never been ridden.

I heard Tim Walls is a fan of Gay Boners. Oh, bro. This Hey. Hey, he's riding, bro.

Yeah. You going to tie that dome, DJ? What the [ __ ] would I put on my head? I don't know. Big piece of fried chicken.

Come on, man. No man, I got two piece combo. I gota do like like a grape vine or something. You know what I'm saying? Like a [ __ ] vineyard back there. Oh [ __ ] dude.

What you got? Yeah, we got to get that cucumber lime flavor spun right up, baby.

Cucumber lime. Is that white people [ __ ] I guess. No, I haven't seen uh the beatings. I have seen a lot of people uh uh rage baiting 75 hard. It's 75 hard hater season. Bro, this one dude, I saw this clip the other day and I was because like, bro, you know how I am, bro. You're my boy. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. I saw this clip, this real, and it had like 200,000 views, right? And like it was rolling.

And this dude was like, "Oh, I'm not doing 75 hard no more. I'm quitting. I'm doing, you know, med intermediate life challenge."

I [ __ ] saw. You saw that? Okay. And I went to his page. I'm like, "This dude's got like a couple thousand." No. And that is [ __ ] real. Was like, "All right, so you work out when you want. You drink sometimes, not in the house.

Drink as much water as you feel like you need." Yeah, dude. The comments, just do whatever the [ __ ] you want.

Oh man. Like, so basically, you're a [ __ ] lazy [ __ ] life now, right? Got it. Cool. Comments are great. Uh, hey brother. What's the recommended gross profit percentage you aim for in the if you were in beauty industry? I don't know anything about the beauty industry.

So I don't know what that what that is. And you know like I we don't talk about like what my margins are. Yeah.

Or are not. In fact like to be honest I'm so removed from the business I probably couldn't even [ __ ] tell you right now. legitimately.

Yeah. Uh Shay and Albert opinions on the cellular crashes. I'm not even They said they said they're having a hard time uh hearing you.

They're having a hard time hearing me. Well, you can check check. Yeah, bro. When people do that at 70 five hard, let them [ __ ] know, bro. Let them know. Come on, Andy. You should know. I mean, look, you can't know the metrics in and out of every when you own multiple companies, like eight of them.

So, that's why you hire competent people and you go to the board meetings. Cold start in the SVJ. I couldn't because I just drove it home and it's warm.

Bro, that thing shoots flames. Yeah, it's badass. I I thought my like I know I can't get that close, dude, cuz I feel like it catch my damn trunk on fire. is so [ __ ] awesome.

Oh man. All right. So, what is like let's let's let's get political so people can get mad.

Let's get mad. What What do we What are the hot takes right here on the politics? Somebody's got to have something to [ __ ] talk about.

I don't even know what's going on. Do you know what's going on? Yeah. You know, I've been One thing I've been thinking more about is these [ __ ] diddlers, bro. These the pedophiles, like what to do with them.

Yeah. And uh that's a hot take on it. You gota uh you gota you got to kill them and the kids too.

Well, yeah, because the kids learn it from their parents. Yeah. I saw this clip that this dude was talking about. I'm like, [ __ ] man.

Yeah. Well, [ __ ] Yeah, that's you know, that's a very popular. We uh you know, we're called real AF, not real real AF,

dude. It's like [ __ ] man. He's got a point. Yeah. I mean, sorry, Timmy. Come here. I know your uncle just [ __ ] you.

Oh man, that's so wrong. Oh [ __ ] man. Well, we're going to look on social media and find some [ __ ] to talk about here.

DJ looking like Suge Knight with that cigar. Germany sending troops to Greenland. I saw Greenland. Uh some officials met met with Trump today.

Did they? Yeah. some some uh some I think the the Denmark foreign minister, bro,

did you see Did you see Holly re this lady about my god about being a man or a woman? She still he asked her a [ __ ] dozen times, dude, on Capitol Hill and she could not answer what is a man or a woman. Like literally, that's where we are. That's where we are in society where the Supreme Court is hearing cases on if grown men should play sports with women. Like what the [ __ ] is going on?

I saw Andy at S2 in Wentzville about a week ago. No, you didn't. It's not possible.

Yeah, you didn't. It's not possible. Be cool if you did. Yeah. No, dude. the sup the the that [ __ ] is so stupid and like they're doing it in the Supreme Court, too. What's the uh black lady's name? She uh like they're they're questioning

Kenji Brown. Yeah. Yeah. She they're they're questioning her about about the same topic, right? Like

and she said, bro, she I think at this point they just want to piss everybody off.

That's my That's my feelings. Yeah. I think they want us to [ __ ] rage. Did you see Trump flip that dude off?

I did. I did see that. I didn't see that. Are you pedophile? That That was [ __ ] funny. Yeah.

Look, bro. I mean, let's be real, dude. Ain't that the Trump people voted for? Like, the Trump people voted for is that Trump, the one that says, "Fuck you. I'm going to do whatever the [ __ ] I want." Not, "Hey, let's send all our money to [ __ ] Israel or wherever."

Bro, he's in the Ford Ford plant, right? Where was he at? It wasn't Ford. And imagine like one of the employees yelling that [ __ ] That wasn't a dude that like hated him either. Yeah,

that's the thing, right? Like they call him pedop that's a far right narrative.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Probably voted for him. Yeah. That wasn't a lefty. You know what I'm saying? That was one like But that goes to show you, dude, where the temps at, right? Like where the people really are, bro. There's a lot of people that are pissed with him.

How How about Trump in talks with uh Black Rockck CIO to take over his fed chair? I didn't see that.

I saw that. I saw that. Like, you know, cuz right now they're What do you think of these? These are just all right.

Yeah, this is decent. They don't live up to the hype, though. No, they're decent.

Yeah, they're decent. I mean, the the the It's too light. I thought it was going to be [ __ ]

It's too light, you know. Yeah, I didn't see that, dude. Um I This is the first time hearing it. Breaking news.

But you guys got to remember though, these are like, you know, oh, my source says this, right? Like that's not a confirmed thing, but I I I saw news articles talking about it. Doesn't mean it's 100%.

I'll tell you what I did [ __ ] see. I did see a text message from a dude who would know what the [ __ ] is going on.

Oh yeah. That told me that we have weapons that can literally target people's body parts. Like

it can blow your arm off or it can knock the hat off of your head or it can push an eyeball into the back of your [ __ ] skull. Like right now today, we have those those capabilities.

Like we we h Well, I know we do because I saw the [ __ ] pictures of it. Yeah, dude. That shit's wild.

Yeah. Let me see if I can find it here. I mean, but that's the thing, like direct energy weapons, that's not like a new conversation, right? Like it's just one of those things like we don't we don't know if they oh we're developing developing but like they've been saying that for 20 [ __ ] years. They probably had that [ __ ] for [ __ ] 50.

The arpeggio. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We possess technology that can dismantle selected body parts while a person is running or standing still. So to answer your question, yes, a hat can be blown off because earlier in the text, it it said blow their I meant to say blow their head off, but it said blow their hat off. He said, "So to answer your question, yes, a hat can be blown off. A cigarette can be knocked out of your mouth, and a single eyeball could be pushed to the back of your head." And it's accompanied with some pictures that I probably shouldn't show on the internet.

That's crazy, dude. I kind of I kind of like per at first I'm like, man, that's that's [ __ ] crazy. I'm glad we have them. And then I'm like

that that's [ __ ] crazy. I don't think anybody should have that. So explain it.

It explains my [ __ ] headaches. They [ __ ] warning. Yeah. They've been [ __ ] with you.

Yeah. [ __ ] man. Yeah, I mean that that is crazy to think, but it also like to me that almost validates like what Biden was saying over the years, like you're gonna need F-16s and F-15s overtake us. It's like, well, I mean, [ __ ] you probably would.

Somebody asked in the chat about uh um uh Okay, hold on. Go scroll down. Someone No judgment here. Pe people that judge always start with no judgment.

Yeah, that's that's how they start. No offense. No offense, but I'm about to offend the [ __ ] out of you. No judgment here. I'm just curious. You guys push a healthy lifestyle and all that which I love, but you're smoking cigars. Smoking isn't good for your lungs, etc. So, I'm curious why you do that. Well, there's this other thing. I [ __ ] like it. And you don't inhale cigars into your lungs.

Yeah. So, but just let it sit. You know what? Everybody's got vices. And uh the point of the the point of having self-control is that I choose to smoke that cigar. I don't have to smoke the cigar.

If I choose to have a drink, it's because I chose to have a drink, not because I have to have a drink.

If I choose to have a piece of pizza, it's because I chose that. It didn't make me do it.

No. So, you don't really know how much self-control you actually have until you allow yourself to indulge in things that you enjoy and you are able to limit the consumption of those things. So, uh I enjoy cigars and uh that's pretty much it.

Yeah. Thanks for the DJ just learned that you're not supposed to inhale it. Yeah.

Yeah. And the nicotine is good for your brain. Yeah. So there is health benefits to it. There there is no marijuana in it.

But see that that technology explains a Charlie Kirk situation. Oh man. There you go. A professional flutist. That's awesome. By the way, I appreciate you guys answering my question. I'm a professional flutist. I have to stay away from those things. That makes sense. from flutes.

Well, you got to have good lungs, bro. You know, so I'm also a professional flutist of a sort.

That's right. That's right. Yeah. Oh, man. Scroll back up though, Mad. Did you see that comment that, you know, you're talking about those [ __ ] weapons and stuff?

Yeah. And tie that into the [ __ ] Charlie Kirk situation, dude. Oh, yeah, man.

[ __ ] Nobody can figure it the [ __ ] out. [ __ ] Yeah. Hey, you know what? A lot of a lot of you guys say you you like my voice.

This a lot of that's from this dude. It's just like what do you think you would sound like without the

Hey guys, it's Andy and you're listening to the show for the realist. Say goodbye to the lies of fakeness and delusions of society.

What would I sound like? Yeah, you sound like you. I sound the same. Yeah. [ __ ] you, Keith. All right. [ __ ]

Uh, what do you guys think about what's happening in Iran? Hey, look, dude. Uh, I hope those people turn that [ __ ] over and [ __ ] hang those [ __ ]

You saw Trump's I don't know if I can actually say that on the internet, but you saw Trump's post.

Yeah, we'll find out here in a second. We'll see. Yeah. U, dude, Trump's most recent truth though, he put out tomorrow. He's like to the Iranian uh to the Iran Patriots.

Yeah. Keep going. Yeah. Like like Yeah. Well, it's hard to keep going when there's 5,000 of them that have been that have been [ __ ] mowed down, bro. Like, some of the videos have hit the internet and they're insane.

Like, they are insane. So, like, dude, it's uh it's it's terrible what's happening there. And hopefully, you know, like we talk about over and over again, I really hope that uh I hope they finish the job,

you know. Free R Mike. That's [ __ ] That's [ __ ] I'm funny as [ __ ] What? Free range, Mike. That's [ __ ] [ __ ] Imagine this tech we have is used and the opposition just running around with straight woodies.

Maybe. What the [ __ ] do y'all be thinking, man? Yeah, that's kind of weird. Yeah, man. I I I uh Yeah, I don't know. I, you know, the the Iran thing is is very uh it's sad to see. Um I just hope that those losses aren't for for nothing.

[ __ ] nothing. That's the thing. You know, Canada had a Canada had a opportunity to save itself during COVID with the trucker strike and they chose not to. And now, you know,

and what were we saying then? Hey, finish the job. Yeah. Yeah. The only thing that I'm concerned about bro is

like you only get punished if you lose, right? You know what I'm saying? Like, Right.

Like, if you're in, you got to be in. Just got to go. Yeah. Full Aloha snack bar.

The uh You know what I'm saying? Like, for real. You got to go all in. The The one thing that I'm that I

That guy, he said DJ's way [ __ ] Block that guy. Oh [ __ ] Go ahead. Block that [ __ ] No, but dude, the one thing that that that does scare me, bro, and again, it's not necessarily anything about the Trump administration is just the US federal government in general. But like at no point any at any time in our history and in the history of this country where the US government said they're coming to help something was it actually [ __ ] fixed.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And like you just look back No, bro. Look, I'm I'm torn on the same thing. You know, it's I What's happening there is it it should not be happening and I hate seeing it. They've been dealing with this [ __ ] forever. Iran used to be a very [ __ ] good place in terms of like their culture and the freedoms they had and uh you know it's very similar to what's going on now. the pendulum was swinging so far back and forth

that when the the you know eventually one party gets in and they [ __ ] lock out everything else and they and they lock it down

and uh and and and that that is what will happen um if progressives communists get into power here. They will never relinquish it ever. It'll never happen. Meaning if if if they somehow get in power in 2028 or whatever, you know, they they will lock it the [ __ ] down. I mean, do you hear what these people are saying on the internet dude?

Like, there's they're literally going on the internet and saying, "Just wait until we're back in power. We're going to [ __ ] kill all of you." Like, crazy [ __ ] dude.

I think the best part about it is like seeing the all the the leftist liberal communist.

They're all cool with guns now. You know what I'm saying? They're they're pro2a.

Did you see that big fat guy yelling at the cops and he was like, "Next time we're bringing guns. We're gonna go to the good store and then we're gonna learn how to use them and never coming back. It's like, oh man, you guys don't know what you're up against.

Oh [ __ ] man. Yeah. Like we're out here [ __ ] shooting ski and trap behind our head when we're [ __ ] 12 beers deep.

You want you want to see a back porch in Missouri? Yeah. So hot take. Trump is taking out Venezuela and next Iran is about taking the money flowing to corrupt [ __ ] here at home. Could be. Could be. could be about reestablishing uh uh the Western world order. Uh it could be about some things we don't even know about yet, you know. We don't uh we don't know.

Yeah, I I do like the the con this concept taking over Greenland, though. I am with that, though.

I'd like to go see Greenland. I mean, I don't know what you go up there. I don't know.

Well, it's ice is nice and Greenland is ice, right? So Greenland is like the [ __ ]

Yeah. Like you don't want to go to Greenland. No, I mean, but like I the snow and [ __ ] Like, I want to see that.

Yeah, but it'd be like uh it'd be just like Colorado. Yeah, it's beautiful. Yeah, but except like you could like walk down the street in Colorado and go to like a fivestar restaurant.

Oh, there's no Yeah, this is like the [ __ ] the the the Arctic. Oh, like these these dudes are wearing like their Arctic camo, which is kind of cool. That's the best camo. The best camo is the [ __ ] snow camo.

Yeah. If I were to wear camo, that's the one I would like to wear. [ __ ] didn't you see that [ __ ] Trump said he's about the Danish military? He's like I think I'll show up on their dog slands or some [ __ ]

bro. That was funny. Oh [ __ ] That was funny, dude. Yeah, dude. I'm curious on your thoughts on the IRS being transformed into the ERS. I hadn't heard that.

What the [ __ ] is ERS? What? What? What? Look it up, dude. I don't know. ERS. I I've literally have not been watching the [ __ ] Economic research service external revenue service. Oh, there it is.

Yeah, the external revenue service. Click on that external revenue service link.

Yeah. Well, is that happening? Like, is that a real thing that's going on or is that just [ __ ] I feel like he first talked about this almost a year ago, though. No, the the Yeah, the thing with Myron has nothing to do with him being controversial. Look, I'm willing to have a conversation with anybody.

I like it. I you know, it's I will talk to anybody. It does. I think that's the point. You're supposed to talk to people. North Carolina's going 50% of CDL CDL CDLs have been given to That's not good.

Yeah, I think an Amazon driver had one coming in. When did you get out of prison?

Suge. It's Suge morning, guys. Relax. Suge morning. Relax. Next one camo out lineup. Snow camo. There you go. Give that man some commissions. Yeah. I mean, look, dude. Uh the the the tax is completely out of control, guys. I mean, it's [ __ ] out of control.

It's out of control. And everybody agrees. You know, if you really want to unite the country and you want to find common ground, you can find it in the tax code.

You know, everybody agrees with that. And the people that don't agree isolate themselves because they don't pay tax. So, you know, if people really wanted to unite people, that's that's that's the point that I would I would hit on as hard as possible.

kill Tony. Yeah. Everyone has a different perspective, but everyone also agrees that taxes are [ __ ] Yeah.

And they don't like having to work more than half the year for a government that tells you you're free when literally by definition you work for them. You you involuntarily.

So that is not freedom. The ice agent, bro. Did you guys see the ICE agent from Minnesota suffered internal bleeding? Pretty hard for anyone to say it's not self-defense at this point. Look, first of all, whether he does or doesn't have internal bleeding, they shouldn't even be putting that out there, okay? Because the lady got her [ __ ] face blown off.

All right? So, it's like, "Oh, well, I [ __ ] stubbed my toe, you know, like it's just not a good look to put that out whether it's true or not true."

But this whole thing, this whole thing has become literally [ __ ] absurd. Literally absurd.

Like, it's just like 75 hard at the beginning of the year. PE, it's hot. So people [ __ ] talk about it and they continue to talk about it and continue to talk about it, continue to talk about it and continue to talk about it and it's like, dude, I've seen the same people make the same video 4,000 times, you know, and it's like, dude, here's what the [ __ ] it is, okay? We live in a country that has [ __ ] laws. Those people are there to enforce the laws. That lady broke the laws and then disobeyed orders and then made a gesture whether you agree or disagree that the law felt was aggressive towards them and she suffered the consequences. Every person with common [ __ ] sense knows to not put themselves in that position if they're not aware of the consequences.

And the issue that has caused this, it's very simple. It's not her. It's not the cops. It's the selective enforcement of laws that's been happening for the last 10 years. People don't believe that they will be held accountable for running up and down the street and [ __ ] disturbing and fighting with the cops and doing all kinds of [ __ ] up [ __ ] and they've been allowed to run wild to the point where California had a [ __ ] law that you could legally steal less than $1,000 from the stores. Okay, so law and order has been smudged and now people have to figure out where the lines are again. And when you have to figure out where the lines are established after people believe those lines aren't there, there's going to be people that are casualties of that situation. And it's not right. But if you want to blame [ __ ] if you really want to blame [ __ ] okay, I'll tell you this, blame the [ __ ] that financed

the prosecutors in this country to not prosecute the laws. Blame the politicians who know who are paying for these protests and allow them to do it anyway. See, here's the thing that everybody needs to understand. The way the government is set up right now, it has to have division to function. They only have power if we're divided. If they if the people are united, they have no power. They want the power, so they keep us divided. That's why they don't make obvious moves that would correct the division. It is very [ __ ] simple. It's very simple. It's not, oh, we have more power when we're united.

No, when we're united, we have all the power, and when we're divided, they have all the power. It is [ __ ] binary. So that it's it's beneficial to both the right and the left to keep everybody arguing over [ __ ] That it is it's it's not just beneficial, it's [ __ ] necessary.

It's required. Yeah. Okay. So, what are your thoughts on AI becoming increasingly realistic? Uh while there's still no clear laws preventing the release or mainstream distribution of AI generated videos and spread inaccurate, misleading information. Yeah, I mean that's uh that's a a problem. That's a problem. Go back to the chat there for a second. Andy cheating on his 75 yard start this year already.

because of the cigar. I don't know what the [ __ ] he's saying. Yeah, the AI thing, dude. I was thinking about this, too. You know, our go our federal government. I was thinking like, man, why have they not put things? Our federal government creating laws, they've always been reactive. They don't proactively make [ __ ] laws. like they got to see the [ __ ] happen and like okay maybe okay we don't like this now we have to put stuff stuff in place they don't they're not proactively creating [ __ ] guidelines they did the same thing with social media social media was around for years before there were any type of restrictions or you know what I'm saying so it's like

maybe it's the same setup for this right like they have to we have to see truly where AI is

pros cons okay cool okay maybe guys we did go a little too far here's the restrictions now

you know what I'm saying there just hasn't been enough time and the shit's moving too real quick. Go back to the chat. No, that Charlie Kirk sure sure didn't help. Look, dude. Anytime you guys like you guys just got to remember, you know, when you start to feel like outraged and angry and pissed, you have to like step back and say, "Okay, is this what they're trying to get me to do?"

Was this their goal? Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, bro. There you go. Wrecking Explorer. I completed 75 hard a couple of times and loved it every time. One of the last times I decided not to drink alcohol again. And I'm almost a year sober. Thanks for what you do. No, you did that. I didn't do that. Um the I mean, [ __ ] dude. I I mean, [ __ ] Drinking used to be part of my every every week routine, dude. And I I probably drink two, three times a year

at this point. So, I you know, it's been a massive plus. You know what I mean? When you say they're poisoning us, you're talking about PFAS in the water. There's all kinds of [ __ ] dude. It's It's not

It's not just PFAS. It's not just PFAS. Gay frogs. Yeah, there's gay frog gear in there.

That's awesome, Omar. That's [ __ ] awesome bro. Why does the screen keep popping out?

Oh. Oh, that's what he meant by gear. Just bought the coach club jacket and element shorts from first form. Got them today. The quality is amazing. Yeah, you know, little known fact, um, we make the best fitness apparel on the [ __ ] planet. But uh you know people don't really realize it because they know us for the other things.

So it's cool when it's cool when you guys give us a shot there and try them out.

You think it's better to keep a political view out of a company's brand in the early years or go all in and maybe lose some market share?

I don't think it's necessary to put your political views. It's not your political views. Political views mean that you assign to a political party.

Yeah. This or that. You have cultural views. You have things that you believe. You have things that you stand for. You have you have things that you are. Those things should definitely be represented in your brain.

So instead of thinking of it as like I uh you know am I political, well, you're only political when you mention Republican or Democrat or political candidates,

right? you're you're a person that has values and cultural beliefs and those things do make up your brand. And so, uh, you have to think about it differently dude.

Well, also too, like I mean, and by the way, your country isn't like a [ __ ] political view.

No. And it's not. And also, um, it's you have to understand, dude, like your logo, that's not a [ __ ] brand. The brand is the culture behind the logo.

Okay? So, how can your culture exist and people know what you are or what you are or what you believe or what you don't if you don't let it be known. The answer is they can't.

And that's why there's so many empty brands. You're saying they they see the logo, but if they don't know what the company stands for, correct? That's nothing. Yes. But if like see what the [ __ ] that means.

What is a logo? Logo is a [ __ ] drawing. That's right. That's right. I mean, that's that's that's branding. So, yeah, dude. Uh, letting people know who the [ __ ] you are and what the [ __ ] you stand for is generally a [ __ ] positive for a brand because while you may not have everyone enjoy the brand, um, you know, and let me teach you a little reality about life. I don't know if you ever figured this out, but uh, 50% of the people are going to [ __ ] not like you. It doesn't matter who the [ __ ] you are. Like you're g half of the people you meet in your life are gonna [ __ ] not like you. Okay, that is the [ __ ] way it is. So you are far better off just being who you are with the people that have a propensity to like you and making them love you than you are trying to capture the entire market.

You'll never get those. You'll never [ __ ] get them. You're never going to get them. And people ruin their businesses because they think that they can do that. And you're never you're not going to be that person. It's not going to happen. So uh yeah, man. I mean, let them know who the [ __ ] you are, bro. You'd be a lot more successful if you did.

Yeah. Yeah. Let's send over here on Twitter real quick. Uh, what are your wins for the week, Andy and DJ?

Any big wins for the week? I mean, dude, I win every [ __ ] week. I mean, I'm not saying that to be cocky, but like winning is the expectation. Yeah.

I don't I'm always winning. Yeah. It's a state of mind, dude. Like I think a win for I I I win my day when I get the [ __ ] up and keep going. Like that's a win, bro. I'm [ __ ] moving.

Uh Andy, would you consider possibly running for a government position job? Uh probably not

because I can affect much more change in culture, which is what actually matters from the position that I sit in than what I could do in some sort of uh political office.

Bureaucratic. Now, I might consider running to get the press, okay? Like, look what happened to Vav. Nobody knew Vive. He ran for president. Now, everybody knows Vake.

So, it's a good way for the world to get to know you. I've considered that. But, uh, no, I don't actually want to do that job because

So, what's gonna happen when you win though? Because you got all those great ideas.

Like, wait, no, no, guys. Wait, I can tell you the first [ __ ] thing. I can tell you the first thing. The first thing is I'm getting rid of the [ __ ] dress code. The suit dress code.

Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like you would do nice in the suits bro. I know. But I would like I I would be I just don't want to put one on every day.

What about some chinos and a in a in a golf polo? I could see that. Oh, you could?

I could see. I could No, I I'm saying like that's like the tone down. I mean, bro, you're meeting the world leaders and stuff. You know what I'm saying? Like that'd be the tone.

[ __ ] Zillinsky who runs the shittiest country in the world runs around a [ __ ] sweatshirt, bro. Bro, you remember when uh when he first came out, bro, wearing this [ __ ] People thought that was the first one, but you remember that?

Yeah. Like, "Holy [ __ ] he's wearing your stuff." He's like, "No, no, I did think he was wearing first form."

Oh [ __ ] Oh, man. Yeah, bro. Uh, totally. Allan, I totally believe that, dude. Uh, he says, "AI release perfectly. Epstein alibi coverup." I totally believe that if we have weapons that can poke people's [ __ ] eyes out, okay, AI has existed longer than three years.

Yeah. And it's no different than when Lifelog, you know, the CIA had Lifelog, which was [ __ ] Facebook before Facebook was Facebook. And Lifelog ends on one day and the next day it's commercially available product for the public called [ __ ] Facebook.

So that's interesting. Um, and I think the same things happened here with AI. They you do you do do anybody in here actually think that AI was developed by a private company and just let out to the public?

Yeah. There's no [ __ ] way, bro. Whole time. There's no way. There's no way. They had the tech. They used the tech. They've used it for a long time. And now we don't know what's real, what's fake. And so when the Epstein [ __ ] comes out and there's all these videos of them doing horrible [ __ ] to people, they're gonna say, "Oh, that's AI."

It's an easy justice. Yeah. And I dude, I said that three [ __ ] years ago that that was gonna happen.

Yeah, bro. Also makes me think, dude. Dude, you listen, you have to you literally have to be you have to be a [ __ ] idiot to think that AI was just born and they said, "Oh, it's a free product and we're not going to use it for our benefit ever before they get to use it." Right? Like come on, dude.

Yeah. It also makes me think too like taking that that that's true. We are far more advanced in technology than I think they lead on to believe, bro.

I just think the problem with that is just humans have not You know what they're doing now, right?

What? Oh, dude. Like they're So now they're doing all these uh I was reading this [ __ ] online and uh Hey, water swatter. [ __ ] eat a dick, bro. Come on, MAN. You [ __ ] [ __ ] water swatter.

Oh [ __ ] You [ __ ] Oh, bro. That's [ __ ] up. Hey, bro, get off my boy. Hey, [ __ ] you. I got your back.

Tell them that's some [ __ ] Tell them. That's [ __ ] funny. You [ __ ] All right. You know what? I think I was going to I'm gonna [ __ ] end the stream.

Yeah, that's it. That's it. I say Oh, so dude, I was reading this thing online. So, check this [ __ ] out, dude.

So, all these dudes that subscribe to these Only Fans chicks. Mhm. So now they got all these AI only fans where dudes don't know if it's like they think it's a real chick.

Okay. And these dudes are like sending them money and they're like it's like some [ __ ] Indian dude that created like this AI

baby. All right. Now yours m. So dude, the [ __ ] the [ __ ] are [ __ ] like playing these dudes. And then they're getting him to like send like [ __ ] dickpicks to him and then they're [ __ ] blackmailing him.

Now you're Now you're got So dude, what's actually happening for sure cuz I I know for sure is that Israel.

Israel's black milling the common man. Oh man. Oh [ __ ] dude. Yeah. Remember they showed us the Tupac hologram back in 2012?

That [ __ ] looked real too, bro. [ __ ] I remember that, bro. And where's hologram [ __ ] at now? Are they even like was it supposed to be just like a little little sample?

That Matt guy says uh not to be too blunt. I don't think you're too blunt, bro. But do you think by the end of the year the majority of this country will realize that Netanyahu runs the show and Trump is his I don't know who that is, but I'm assuming that's his little [ __ ] Um I I think that a lot of people believe that right now.

I I think I think that's Yeah, there you go. Yeah, bro. Who the [ __ ] is that?

Hey, can they see that [ __ ] No. Who is that? her. What is that? That's that dude from the Love Boat.

The Love Boat. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Man with the Golden Gun. Yeah, bro. He's [ __ ] famous, bro. That guy was all over TV when I was a kid.

That's AI. No, it ain't. He was a villain. Yeah. No, that was him right there, bro.

All right, calm down, little dude. Uh, yeah. Hey. Um, that guy Matt, I think that's pretty much the narrative of most people, dude. I think most people know that. And there's people that don't want to say that, but I think most people think that currently. Yes.

But I also think that there could be strategy to play there. There. This could not be everything that, you know, it's appearing to be.

Well, I did see this though. There's this guy. I mean, if you were going to I don't know like I don't know, bro. Scroll up. There was something I wanted to hit there. Oh, yeah. Snowden. Yeah. Uh Edward Snowden was talking about AI when uh what's it say? He was whistleblown back in 2013. We just didn't call it AI then. Yeah, man. Yeah. Yeah.

[ __ ] ghost. I told you, bro. See, that's that [ __ ] See, we got a [ __ ] haunting.

I told you, man. Oh god. Did you Did you [ __ ] hear that? Yeah, bro. I [ __ ] heard that. I'm [ __ ] my pants right now.

Yeah. Jesus Christ. It's probably my my That's right. tattoo. That's my cousin. My my [ __ ] ancestrial cousin.

Yeah, bro. That's crazy. Pete, can you please spin the camera around? I want to see your cars. Thanks, dude. Nope. You know, you know, you know when uh when people say thanks in advance.

Yeah. Yeah. That's an automatic guarantee I'm not doing it. No. In response. Yeah.

No, bro. There's this dude though. He's running for uh governor of Florida. Uh what's his name? [ __ ] It's like Fishbach or something.

What about him, dude? I mean, he's he's saying some pretty cool stuff. He kind of reminds me Do you remember back in the day that dude that uh sang Chocolate Rain? You know what's coming up? You don't know. You guys know the chocolate rain dude off of YouTube, bro. No. Oh, chat. You guys know who I'm talking about right?

Chocolate rain. Chocolate rain. Chocolate rain. Yeah, that guy. Yeah, that guy.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. I still don't know him. Okay. But that that's like a famous dude right?

They want to know what your uh sweater is. This is the dude. This is the dude running.

Oh, fishback. That's him. Yeah. Doesn't he look just like the dude though? Which dude?

He s the chocolate rain dude. Oh, he does kind of look like No, that's what I'm saying.

Yeah, I see what you're saying. Okay. All right. But uh but speaking on the Only fan [ __ ] though, right? This dude comes out. He's like if he becomes governor.

Yeah, there was a ghost. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. But did you see how everybody else got [ __ ] scared and I was just like because that [ __ ] [ __ ] happens here every day.

Yeah, that [ __ ] happens here every day, dude. It's part of what comes with living here. Okay. See, they know Chocolate Rain. Uh, but no, dude. This dude's like, if I if I become governor, one of the first things he's putting in is it's called a syntax on only fan creators in the state of Florida. He's going to tax them 50%.

And then the tax revenue will go to uh See, I don't agree with that. Yeah, but but the tax revenue is going to the school system.

I don't I don't I think if you're going to do I don't think anybody should be taxed like that. Yeah. I think if you're going to if you want that to not be there, then you should make a law that says we're not going to do that here.

Yeah. Just ban it completely. Yeah. Just ban there should be no none of this because it sets precedent for them to [ __ ] you know, discriminate against businesses they don't like with with excessive tax.

It's it's it's it's not good. If they don't want it, they should just [ __ ] ban it. Yeah, he well he got into an argument with the only fans girl because she got in there she was like, "Oh, this must be a dude who like you know didn't who wanted a refund for what he spent." Like, bro, she was going on his ass, right? He's like he's like, "You keep talking, lady. I'll push it to 100%."

He said that that guy. Yeah, bro. I mean, listen, he's got some interesting policies, you know.

Wait, hold on. Go back. Go back. What did it say? Uh, Marshall. Anyway, Andy talk [ __ ] about something that matters. I'm showing you off. He's got people watching.

What's up, guys? It's me. Every the one everybody says listen to. And then you listen to him. You're like, "What the [ __ ] Why' you make me listen to this guy?"

All right. What should I What should I talk about? Well, give me something to talk about, brother. You guys, this is what the point of the stream is.

Matt Romano, that's awesome, bro. Oh, yeah. Good work, dude. We're going to change the world with that tech, bro. We're going to change the [ __ ] world with it. Do you guys believe that we should enforce a minimum IQ threshold to be able to have children? I mean, that's a little extreme, but I think I agree.

Yeah. I mean, listen, we got to set them up for success, right? Like that's right.

You know what I'm saying? You can't do that if you you know like like like well I mean when when in the past has like uh selective you know like

this is this is this is like slavery [ __ ] you know like oh we're going to breed the biggest and the baddest like so now we're going to do it with brains. I think that's what they do in Asia. But like I mean I don't know that sounds kind of [ __ ] up those

[ __ ] But the way things are going I I think if someone were to do it I don't think I would I think I would kind of like look the other way. I think we should all just select like like you should you should be able to do that individually.

Only reproduce with smart people. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. You don't need the government,

dude. The problem is is that the [ __ ] people that [ __ ] reproduce the most are the useless people in society. That's

true. They're the ones that stay at home all day and [ __ ] bro. They're like lab rats, bro.

Bro, they're like little mice. [ __ ] Everybody else had that many kids, too. They have to pay all the tax support those [ __ ] They'd be at home [ __ ] too.

No [ __ ] If Andy got elected, wood chipper sales are up thousand%. Black Rockck is missing some people. That

I can either confirm nor deny the second part. First part for sure. Direct correlation.

Yeah. Mandingo. Talk about how we Hey, look. Uh, look man, this is not magic. Okay. Um, if you got look, every [ __ ] movement in the history of [ __ ] humankind, okay, comes from pressure. It comes from pressure from the citizens. Right now, we have an apathetic culture. We have We have If we didn't have social media, there would have already been a revolution. Yeah. Because social media makes people feel like they're doing something when they're not actually doing something. It serves as a pressure release valve, okay? Which is allowing them to do all of this [ __ ]

that they're doing. So people have to realize that we have to put for real pressure

and create real noise and get really [ __ ] loud for change to happen. And change will happen just like it happens in every single regime ever. Look what's happening in Iran right now. Look what happened in Buddha. What was that? Uh uh uh Bulgaria.

Yeah. Okay. It's pressure. And right now we have a a population of apathetic people who are who are struggling to just survive which puts them in a place where they can't really see what's going on or understand it. Then you combine that with a pressure release valve of social media where you could just say [ __ ] and be like, "I'M [ __ ] WINNING. I'M HELPING."

Like that that's not enough, dude. You have to And like that's not even happening at scale.

Okay? If that were happening at scale, if that were happening at scale, we would see change much more quickly. But it's not. People don't even want to post their [ __ ] opinions. They don't want They'll repost someone else's opinions, but they won't [ __ ] talk as a human. Yeah.

And we need everybody to talk. Okay? You can't rely on 30, 40 [ __ ] dudes on the internet, girls on the internet making all the noise. And until that happens, nothing will change. And we talked about this last time we hung out here. The pre when when the pressure Okay. And by the way, there's enough people that listen to this show that could [ __ ] accomplish this. Oh,

okay. When the pressure that you guys are putting out matches the pressure that I've been putting out for the last six years, things will start to move. That's the truth. And I'm not being an [ __ ] I'm just being honest. Okay? Pressure moves the needle. And if you want the needle to move, the citizens have to apply pressure. Period. That's it. What kind of pressure depends on the situation. Okay, look at what's going on in Iran. Iran is to the point where they are literally mowing down protesters, mowing them the [ __ ] down with machine guns,

and those people are still showing up. We as American citizens at this point in time do not have that kind of resolve to change things. So, but Iran also doesn't have social media like that where they're able to see and have that pressure release as you say, right?

Mhm. There's no propaganda. There's no dissensing voices. There's like no bro like my ne they see their neighbor come out the [ __ ] mud hut and like Iran's actually a pretty nice place. No,

it's not a [ __ ] hole. No, it is a [ __ ] hole. Um, so it's a beautiful place. It's actually one of the most beautiful countries in the world. It has desert at the south and mountains in the north. It's [ __ ] actually awesome. Um, but you know, they've cultivated us to think it's some third world [ __ ] [ __ ] hole.

And you know, it's not. Um, and also the people are [ __ ] good, too. They're nice [ __ ] people.

In fact, like literally some of my best f my two dudes I talk to the most are [ __ ] Iranians,

you know? Like Hani and [ __ ] Alex. So like, and then Pjamin, he's [ __ ] Persian. Like they're good people, bro. They [ __ ] They're not like Somalians. That's the truth. That's the truth. It's truth.

You got no no Somalian friends? Yeah. Yeah. So, um, so yeah, man. Uh and then the other thing the other thing that has to happen is that people have to understand very very very literally that the onus of keeping America free and a good civil high trust society falls on the individual. And when the standards of the individual fall, the collective standards fall. And right now, our collective standards are very low.

Go to [ __ ] Walmart. Go to an airport. The airport looks like these [ __ ] [ __ ] basement. You know, they're walking around their fluffy dog slippers like it's their house. Okay? Our society and culture standards are low. And until they are high again, we won't dictate policy down the road because we're not strong enough or influential enough or courageous enough to do it.

This is why we talk about personal excellence being the ultimate rebellion. If you're fit,

if you're [ __ ] intelligent, if you're disciplined, if you're rich, if you're kicking ass, if you're working hard, if you're creating things, if you're being a good person, you're very hard to control. Okay? And if we look at the other side of that and think about what we've been shown for years and years and years. I mean si very simply think of a commercial on TV that shows a what they a typical American male. What do they what do they show? First of all, if you can [ __ ] find one because every every f apparently every couple on the internet's a lesbian. Okay. So, if you're lucky enough to find a dude in a [ __ ] commercial, okay, how are they portrayed? Are they portrayed as a strong independent I'm I'm providing for my family or fit man? No, they're they're they're portrayed as a fat turd stuffing hot dogs down his [ __ ] mouth in the backyard while his wife bosses him the [ __ ] around.

Okay, that's intentional. That's propaganda. That's what's created this [ __ ] And until men decide to become the alternative to that legitimately, and I mean in every [ __ ] way, things will not change. So personal excellence is the [ __ ] rebellion because all of us could get together and we could get everybody on the internet with us and we could go rage on Washington DC and we could take over. All right. Uh what about the next day? What about the next day?

Yeah. Like, guys, that was awesome. Yeah. Oh, that means we still have a culture of a bunch of fat [ __ ] retards that [ __ ] are going to go right back to being dependent on someone else's policies.

Okay. So, the culture has to be fixed and that's an individual responsibility. Nobody can do that for you. Nobody can do that for you. The the tech I'm building will help you do that. the people who are in it know exactly what I'm talking about. It actually makes it almost [ __ ] damn near impossible to lose. Uh but you know, I haven't I haven't put that out to the world yet because we're still working on it. But at the end of the day, no matter what no matter how you do it, no matter what you do, dude, if you don't [ __ ] become the version of America that you believe should exist as a citizen, America will not exist in that way. It just won't. It won't. Now, to the guy that said, "Go off on something important." How's that [ __ ] That's some good [ __ ] right there.

Some good [ __ ] What's this, Andy? First off, the OS is amazing. Even better now that I fully understand it, dude. Thank you for saying that.

Uh, when will some new Real American Freedom gear drop? Uh, very soon. The funniest thing, I was talking with the team about the app today and we were in there, which is not an app, it's just an app right now. Um, and I was like, dude, I've never seen something work so well with literally no directions.

Yeah. Like that's how good it is. It's like it's like you just And it people [ __ ] get it in about 5 seconds. So, I know we're never going to vote to anyone save our asses, but how can anyone ever vote based on who they actually believe in verse what party they associate with if we are divided? One nation under God or no nation.

I think that's a fair point, you know. Um, I was talking to Tate. Uh, he's coming to the US soon and he's going to come on the show when he comes this time. We've been trying to do a show for like three years. won 25 days straight. That's [ __ ] awesome, dude. Now, now, now here's the thing. Now, and I'm asking PBJ, I want you to answer this. Do you understand now that you are in control of your own momentum? Do you do you fully understand that at this point in time? Because if you're in control of your full momentum, there's nothing you can't [ __ ] do. There's nothing you can't [ __ ] do.

You know, people think momentum is something that you that you catch magically, dude. You know, it's not. It's something you [ __ ] build and create and can create on [ __ ] demand if you're willing to grit through the first [ __ ] part of it. How? No, we know how shitty everything is and we're all striving for personal excellence to combat. So, what the [ __ ] do we do while we're on our journey to make more of a difference?

Bring people with you, bro. Bring people with you. Try to Where did that guy answer back? I already know the answer. Answer is yes, but I mean he didn't yet. Dude, how how the [ __ ] do I have so many torches that don't work? And they're not out of fuel either because I just fueled them. This one works, too.

Biblically, did you hear about the Euphrates River drying up? Uh, no. What? PB&J. What about it?

Absolutely. Oh, yeah. Where? Yeah. See, there you go, bro. So, now you just learned a lesson that you're going to take with you for [ __ ] ever. Okay. Now the app is the [ __ ] tech right now is 50 bucks a month. Now you could spend 50 bucks a month for the rest of your [ __ ] life and that lesson is still like a gazillion times more valuable. A gazillion times.

You say you look Somalian. Who said I [ __ ] look Somali? You're a little too big to be a Somali, bro. You've been stealing all the rice. Yeah. [ __ ] dude. He's a deed and [ __ ] Blackhawk Down.

Yeah. See, here's the thing. Uh Allan says, "PayPal Mafia Epstein Tech Bros." Yeah. See, here's the thing, though. Here's here's the thing. Now, I want you, those of you who who are old enough to remember this, okay? Who's running the world right now? Who's the guys running the world? Okay, it's Larry Frink. Mhm.

It's [ __ ] uh Elon Musk, Soros, Soros, Zuck, the [ __ ] Google dudes. Okay. Nvidia, dude.

Uh who? Nvidia, right? Open AAI. Altman, right? Uh not uh not Alman. Altman's from OpenAI, but I know Nvidia guy.

Yeah. So, look, dude. So, here's the thing. Here's the [ __ ] thing. They were all in the right place with the right product at the right time when technology switched. All of them.

Okay? And that's the only way that you can be like that rich. It's you you can't you can't do it any other way. And so what we need to happen is for some of you [ __ ] to think about that and say, "I want to be the next guy so that you could sit at the [ __ ] table and influence it. I can tell you this, my motivation for this product that we're doing is twofold. One, to fix the culture by fixing the individual by making their lives exactly what the [ __ ] they want them to be and and getting them there rise that rises that raises the culture and it fix the culture. Two, the company becomes so big and powerful that we can afford to sit at the table with them and be like,

"Bro, why are you doing that? What the [ __ ] you doing?" Yeah. Because like, dude, I'm telling you, these dudes aren't bad dudes.

Yeah, these are not bad dudes. I [ __ ] met them. I've had conversations with them.

These dudes are just dudes who made a lot of [ __ ] money. They're insulated and they're in this like bubble of life and they're not realizing how they're affecting the people on the ground. I am 100% convinced of that. I used to think

I used to think they were all [ __ ] evil. Yeah. Until I sat down and talked to some of them. Yeah.

So, when we were in Vegas, I'm not going to, you know, say the name, but like I remember watching one of his guys and like and the pe the people around them are the same. They're insulated, dude.

Like when I saw that dude get excited for trying [ __ ] brisket. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like,

bro, that's when I knew I'm like I'll tell the story without naming names. Yeah.

So, we DJ and I were at this place where there was a couple of the big tech guys, like the biggest ones.

Okay. like the biggest biggest ones and they're little and they're teams. All right. And DJ and I witnessed one of the guys

you all know who he is literally freaked the [ __ ] out over trying brisket cuz he never tried it before.

No, he never had it before. No. And and like it really humanized the guy, you know, like

bro in in that moment I'm like [ __ ] that guy's just a a [ __ ] dude. Got it. Yeah.

Got it. Yeah. So Jillion dollars just like [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? But like that that's who they are. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah, man. Thanos, bro. Was he evil? I don't think I don't think I don't think Thanos thought he was evil.

I don't know if I've uh I don't know if I I don't know because I don't remember the movie.

Yeah. What did it cost you? Everything. No, I I I think you guys have to think about it. I think you guys have to think about it like it's possible that these guys just made a [ __ ] ton of money and got plugged in with some [ __ ] people that have nefarious motives that smile in their face and do other things. And

yeah, the ones that haven't done [ __ ] in their lives. Yeah, bro. I'm compared to those guys, I'm [ __ ] nothing, okay? I'm a I'm a But in the in regular business, I'm I'm I've done very well. And there's been a lot of people that have gotten close to me that were not good people.

Okay? And this is why I don't [ __ ] with anybody anymore. This is why literally I sit back there

or I go to the office and that's it, dude. Um because it's the the people who are that good at manipulating at that level like they're you can't it's like everybody likes to say, "Oh man, I'm so good with people." But until you meet a professional a professional manipulator liar.

Yeah. Like it it dude, you can't you can't read them, dude. They're they're sociopathic. Like

So no, it actually wasn't who you guys are saying it was. It was if I That wasn't who it was. Who were

they saying it was? Well, he's saying it was Zuck, but it wasn't Zuck. No. So, but yeah, dude. It's a uh you know, it it's a problem that we can solve as the citizens, but we we like it's just we're apathetic, you know? I come in every day [ __ ] be telling people what to do and it's like yeah some people will do it but you know I don't think I don't think people have felt enough pain if I'm being completely honest like I don't think they've I don't think they know how bad [ __ ] can get how quick it can get that bad and unfortunately it's been so good for so long in the United States that you know I hope it doesn't get that bad but I mean we're we're a few steps away from it being real bad.

Uh, the M guy. No, I don't I don't know who that is. I think my girlfriend is a manipulative liar,

man. You know, she probably says that about you. Yeah. You know, everybody's a narcissist now,

right? I don't know if you got the [ __ ] memo. Yeah, but if you if you got standards or boundaries or

narcissist, you're a [ __ ] narcissist, bro. If you got your own goals, [ __ ] you think you are,

bro. Jacob, that's no lie, bro. That's real [ __ ] Everyone needs to read Robert Green for real. You should read every [ __ ] thing that dude's ever written. It's very ve that guy. I've met that guy. He spoke I've spoke with him before. Um, that guy is the real the realest [ __ ] I think I've ever met. He [ __ ] gets it.

And what's crazy is is like physically, do you remember meeting him in Nashville? He's in Nashville.

Uh, yeah. He's physically um Yeah. Like a very brittle guy. I mean, he's older and he's got a little bit of health problems, but

Oh, yeah. Like to hear the Yeah. Yeah. To hear the [ __ ] [ __ ] that comes out of that dude that's like so powerful. It's like it's almost like it [ __ ] with your head.

But like God, he's Dude, he's that guy's [ __ ] that guy's the real deal, bro. Yeah, I remember him.

Yeah. Yeah. Go. So men, he says, uh, Hunter, that's I mean, look, men identifying as gay by 1950s 2 to 3%. Fast forward to 2020, 5 to 7% among Gen Z males reported LGBTQ identification can't exceed 10%. 100% intentional, bro.

There's multiple things that have created that. Okay? Like someone brought up the water there. There this is not Alex Jones just made this [ __ ] up. I, you know, I know everybody likes to talk about how Alex Jones is [ __ ] off his It's his delivery. It's the the things he says usually I would say at least 80% are actually true and he's correct about the atrizine in the water. That is a real thing that's been proven

and it's put in the water so that the testosterone numbers in young men go down.

Okay. So, you know, the average testosterone of a male now compared to that a male the same age in 2020 is is that is equal to a 60 year old man now. So, like if you got a bunch of young kids with testosterone that's like 60 [ __ ] years old, you know, and then you're propagating them with trends, like let's be real, dude. the the the trans thing that we just all went through, that was a [ __ ] trend. It was a trend. And and unfortunately, there's kids that butchered their bodies. And this is why I believe when all this [ __ ] shakes out that these these doctors and these parents are going to be dealt with in a in a very I don't think society is going to be good to those people.

Um because it's going to be seen as like experiments. Yeah. And they're going to be outcast.

Yeah. And it'd be like having polio back in the [ __ ] 1960s. And and and so like, dude, you know, in if you ask any of the high school kids, they'll tell you. They'll be like, "Bro, it's a it's a uh

it it's it's like what people do to get attention. It's a it's a [ __ ] It's like the It's like, dude, when I was in school, it people were goth

to standers, right? But, you know, they didn't cut off their [ __ ] dicks, right?

You know what I'm saying? Like you could always undo the goth. Yeah. You take the [ __ ] eyeliner. [ __ ] take your nipple piercings out, you know, like whatever the [ __ ] you did.

I hate life. I mean, green day. Shut up, mom. I'm trying to dance. Dude, shut the [ __ ] up.

Oh, man. A trend or was it another co play? It's not natural for a person to be like that at all. Well, I mean, look, I think it's both. It's a It's a propagated It's a propagated outcome that was uh that became a trend.

The other thing, dude, like I mean, look at the statistics on mental health institutions bro.

Like [ __ ] 50 years ago, these people would have been lobbomized. Oh, yeah. They'd be in a facility.

You know what I'm saying? Like, like, bro, that's it's it's completely inverse now. So, like, for sure there's going to be some people walking around the streets that are cutting the dicks off. Yeah.

Like, of course there are. Like, bro, imagine imagine this. Like [ __ ] think about how [ __ ] up you really got to be. Okay. Okay. You're And I'm not talking about the kid. Yeah.

Okay. Like no. That that [ __ ] is like predator. Dude, these kids do not [ __ ] know. Okay. And you ask these people, you're like, "Oh, should should a 12-year-old get tattoos?" And they're like, "Well, absolutely not. Tattoos are permanent. Should a 12-year-old be uh be allowed to take puberty blockers and and testosterone?" Oh, yeah. Absolutely.

I did it. Yeah. You know, I did it. Yeah. Why the [ __ ] they know who they are? Like what the [ __ ] are you talking about?

Oh man. So Labati was Labbotomy was only popular for a little bit. Yeah. Not long enough. Clearly.

[ __ ] They missed a few. That's right. That's right. That's right. Go watch Happy Gilmore 2.

PG-13. How many hidden gay scenes there are pisses me off, you know? Look, dude, I don't give relationship or marriage advice. That's not my thing, bro. I don't do that. I think everybody's got their own things when it comes to that. S2 rebrand is sharp. Thank you.

Yeah, bro. That shit's awesome. Yeah, thanks, Chad. Um, the guys did a really good job on that. I actually had very little very little to do with that. Um, and it was really cool. Did you see the doctor who couldn't answer if a man could get pregnant? Josh Holly ask her a dozen time. Yeah, dude. I text He text me today.

Yeah. Holly. Yeah. Yeah. Which I thought was [ __ ] awesome. He's a first form guy.

Yeah. It's about You know, it's about that time. I'm sorry. It is about that time.

I like Josh. I mean, Listen, he's good, man. Yeah. Hey, Jason Redmond's a [ __ ] stud. Jason Redmond, dude. Uh,

let me let me tell you. So, he said Jason Redmond has a good book on marital advice. Let me tell you about that guy. That guy's a real dude, bro. And it's it's not because, you know, he's got injuries or whatever. Like, that is a [ __ ] good real dude. I like him a lot. How can I raise my kids to be mentally strong? Well, I don't have any kids, but I've learned from having lots of employees that who are, you know, sometimes very young that they will emulate the behavior of the people that they naturally look up to.

You be strong. Yeah. So, the stronger you are, the stronger the the the kid will be. And I I bet a lot of people here in the in the chat um could attest to that. You know, one of the things about uh 75 hard that people say all the time is they bring up the the fact that their families start to pick up the good habits along with them. And and you know, it's very simple, man. You know, your kids are going to do what you do. They're not going to do what you say they'll do. And by the way, your friends are the same. Your your your peers are the same. Your influence is the same. If you're a leader at work or you're a leader in an organization or you're on a team, the te the team will do what the strongest player does

because they naturally want to be great. Okay? So, if you have the clout and the respect because you are kicking ass and they all see it, they're going to kick ass, too. It's literally this. It's so simple, dude. Like, you can't [ __ ] it up if you just do it. Like people like it's like people want to pay for leadership advice and it's like so simple, dude. Like just [ __ ] be what you want them to be and they will join you.

How do you become a sales demon? You be you you you create things that people come to you for.

Yeah. You do such a good job that they they that that they come to you. Can we address some uh Pazante [ __ ] real quick.

Pazante. Yeah. DJ's the first person I've seen smoking a cigar on a stick. Oh yeah.

This is uh this is fancy work here. Yeah. Yeah. That's refinement. Yeah. This that's culture.

Your peasants wouldn't understand. That's what we're talking that's what we're talking about when we talk about raising the standards.

That's right. Like if you don't smoke your cigars on a fancy little cigar stick,

this is badass. Yeah. I don't know if you guys It's a little skeleton dude. Yeah.

These are handmade, right? Success hangs with success. That's what I'm saying. Yes, sir. It sure does. It's funny because uh uh you know people people think that like they're entitled to get into those successful circles like you're not you won't get in like oh so and so won't let me buy him a cup of [ __ ] coffee. Well, is a cup of coffee worth 30 [ __ ] years of experience? Like it's kind of insulting. Like what value do you actually bring? Do you have some good ideas? Do you do you know some people? Um,

have you done a little bit so I can say, "Okay, this guy's a killer, so I'd be willing to invest my time." Like,

there has to be an exchange offering or at least a show of a show of faith. DJ bro got the roach clip.

DJ gonna get to sleep in the house tonight. Oh man, that's a little smoky and barbecue sauce on the street. No, no, there's nobody that's winning big on earth that wants to hang with someone that's not also going to do big things because they understand something that a lot of people don't. And it's that we only have so much [ __ ] time. So I only have so much available time to spend with people. I want to if I am a person who has the opportunity to spend that time with other people who are going to make me better or contribute to my path that I'm on, I'm going to choose to spend it with them. Now, occasionally when I see someone coming down the pipe who might be behind me

and I know that they're doing everything and they're showing some results, then I might say, "Hey, come have dinner with me bro.

Let me buy you a [ __ ] coffee." Like, so that's how it works, guys. Can I get Gogggins? So, I can't get Gogggins to leave his [ __ ] running route.

He's in the middle of [ __ ] for Yeah, bro. Gogggins is the best, but man, he's his own dude,

I guess. Which is a compliment. It's a [ __ ] compliment. That dude don't change for nobody.

No. Oh, yeah. I don't want them to hear this dragon. Yeah. Do you guys still speak with Bailey? Yeah, man. Baileyy's a good really good buddy of mine. These are friends of mine. These are not like guys I talk to. Like I'm friends with them. Like we we drive tanks together, you know. Bailey was a a tank commander.

That's some badass [ __ ] Yeah, I did see that thing with Ford Motor Company, Council of Ricks. I thought it was pretty funny. Oh man, Andy, what's the best advice you can be a young give a young woman? Well, based on my vast experience of being a young woman, um, you know, it depends on what life you want to live. You know, I I would say this, I think for young women, it's important to really put some because women are on a different time frame than men. I think it's very important for women to do some conscious thinking about the life that they want in the future when they're young, okay? Because you don't want to get sucked into the feminism cycle where it's like, oh, I'm going to [ __ ] be independent woman and then, you know, eventually be unhappy with where you go. And it's not, it's okay like to go do the career thing. I think that's [ __ ] awesome. I love that. But you have to kind of be

aware of the time frame, I think. And I would I would say don't listen to any of those [ __ ] feminist chicks or those liberal women. Nobody wants to [ __ ] marry those women. Have I ever thought about having Dave Ramsey on my podcast? Yeah, man. I would love that. Except Dave does his show every day. You know, some of the reasons that you can't get certain people on is because they are doing their thing every day. So most of these guys that you guys say, you know, you want on, they have their own shows that for them to come here and do one in person, they have to take a day off of that show. So, you know, there's there's challenges in that. You know what I mean? Like, I'm trying to get a a guy I want to have on the show who I think is [ __ ] awesome is a guy by the name of Chase Hughes. I don't know if you guys know Chase Hughes, but uh he's got he is he's uh he was just on Sean Ryan's show and the guy

is just [ __ ] hyperinteresting and smart and uh I I really really enjoy his his content a lot. So, I'm trying to work on that right now. I you know I'll have anybody on for real. Would I like to have Fuentes on? I would have Nick on the show. Like I dude, I I think Nick says a lot of really great [ __ ] I think he says a lot of [ __ ] that makes a lot of [ __ ] sense. And I think that's why it's [ __ ] resonating. And the harder they try to push him down, the bigger he's going to get. So like, and see, here's the thing. They're they're getting him on on the, you know, the occasional, you know, extreme [ __ ] or whatever the [ __ ] he says, right? And they're they're being like, "Don't listen to him because he's this and that and this and this and this and this and this." But then you listen to him and you're like, "Wait, this guy's got some [ __ ] good [ __ ] to say." It's the same thing they did to

Tate. Okay, they tried to smash Tate, but it just made him [ __ ] massive, so you know, like Nick Fuentes is here to [ __ ] stay whether people like it or not.

You know, so yeah, Chase Hughes is [ __ ] dude, even if it is people like you disagree with, like that's that's a good thing. Like what what happened to civil discourse, bro? Like Like There's nothing [ __ ] wrong with that. Like, if you can't sit down and defend your own beliefs,

talk to somebody. Here's what here's why they don't like him. Like, what the [ __ ]

They don't like him because he has his own opinions about the way [ __ ] should be.

Yeah. Okay. And he doesn't fit into anybody's [ __ ] box. People don't like people like that because it's easy to not like people that you can't easily figure the [ __ ] out.

I don't I can't tell about that guy, so I don't [ __ ] like him, right? And that's what people it's it's dude and it's not conducive to a functioning civil society.

So, and by the way, everybody else has said super [ __ ] extreme [ __ ] Everybody else jokes around. Everybody else says, you know, [ __ ] all kinds of [ __ ] Like, uh, Oz Pearlman is is supposed to come on the show. We've been talking in DMs for a while, but everybody [ __ ] everybody [ __ ] understands the humor now. Okay. They understand that we can make fun of each other again. They understand that we can say extreme [ __ ] and you know be half serious about it, right? There's nuance to things and uh you know people don't that's not how the they're still operating in like pre2023 internet like where oh I got you said you said [ __ ] [ __ ] you know like that's not that nobody cares anymore man. Look guys, look what he said. Like hilarious,

right? Great. And that's why these dudes are getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. Myron Gains, too.

Like, you could [ __ ] say, "Oh, Myron says some [ __ ] extreme shit." He sure does. But when he makes points, uh, a lot of times they're pretty decent, you know? So, um, yeah, man. Uh, Sean Ryan's been on the show, guys.

Yeah, Sean's the [ __ ] man. Yeah, he is. I'm going on his show, too. You know who wants to come back on?

Who? Is uh Josh Cedar. Oh, he does, bro. [ __ ] yeah, bro. He actually had a clip the other day that's [ __ ] doing doing some numbers, bro. It was That dude is [ __ ] hilarious. Hilarious. I called him a black queen. Oh, yeah. The comments.

Yeah, bro. I uh Zack Wade says Chase Hughes. Uh I I think Fuentes pepper- sprayed an old lady, though. I don't know. [ __ ] I don't know either.

No, he did. But you know why? She showed up to his [ __ ] house knocking on his door trying to [ __ ] do some liberal [ __ ]

That's kind of luck. That's kind of I mean I mean if he would have shot her in the face, look what would have happened.

Well, I mean he was in Chicago, Illinois, so like you saying the gun laws over there are stupid. But yeah, I mean Yeah. What what what do you think?

You're lucky that's all you got. Yeah. Look, that's the point is people people don't understand those boundaries anymore.

No, bro. You show up to my [ __ ] house on some [ __ ] Yeah. Duke Gomez. I [ __ ] love that dude.

Oh, Duke's hilarious. That motherfucker's funny as [ __ ] bro. You know what's crazy is like I I'll come across a real, right? And because you know how he does his content, like he just starts with the video.

Yeah. Sometimes he doesn't have to say anything, bro. Bro, he starts with a video. I'm like, oh, bro, I got to send this to [ __ ] and then his face pops up. I'm like oh great.

Yeah. I'm like, dude, he's got to see this [ __ ] Yeah. Oh, man. I think Sally Grace would be an awesome addition to WWE. She's got every [ __ ] thing. She works hard. She's in shape. She's nice. She's pretty. She's classy. She doesn't [ __ ] act like a [ __ ] hoboag. Like she's got good [ __ ] to say. She's a great athlete. Like she should be in the WWE.

I think she do really really well, bro. I mean, dude, when we have those events, nobody [ __ ] works harder.

Cameron Haynes would be a good We've had him on. Yeah. Cam Cameron Haynes is my father.

Paul Miller, the Gypsy Crusader. I don't know. Oh, I don't know that guy. Oh, yeah. Yeah, he'd be funny.

Is he? Yeah, he'd be funny. He'd be funny. I You've seen his stuff. Yeah, Zack, I did see that [ __ ] DMT [ __ ] That [ __ ] was crazy, dude. But yeah, I'm a I'm a huge fan of Chase Hugh's content, dude.

Yeah, he's [ __ ] got some He's just got great insight, dude. Someone said they were getting their first uh hypercar, the McLaren 600. That's a great car, dude. You'll love it. Congratulations, by the way.

Yeah. Here you go, Andy. I have my first booth. Oh, yeah. I have my What? Yeah, he's [ __ ] awesome.

Absolutely. Andy, I have my first booth at a car show next week. I'm a performance dyno tuning shop looking to pivot a bit, adding laser cleaning services for better cash flow. Anything I should keep in mind when talking to potentials? Uh, yeah, it's very simple, man. Make a friend. Make a sale. Don't stand in your booth. Stand on the outside of your booth. Every single person that walks by, introduce yourself. Stick your [ __ ] hand out. Say, "Hey, nice to meet you. I'm [ __ ] Steve. This is what I do." And just thanks for coming.

Like, and if they want to talk, they'll talk. If you got something cool to give them, that's even cooler. Don't make it [ __ ] stupid like some [ __ ] They're going to make it a cool sticker or uh you know, a cool something cool. Yeah. Okay. And where people make a mistake with like their branding [ __ ] is they put their logo on a [ __ ] stupid ass keychain. Nobody wants their [ __ ] nice car key on it anyway,

right? So like just just dude just understand this. If you go to that [ __ ] show and you work your entire [ __ ] day and you only get one customer out of that show and you're able to take that one customer and do such a great job that he's willing to tell other people about it, the day was a win.

That's a win. Okay? So, don't get [ __ ] freaked out. You only got to get one. Let me ask you this.

I used to tell the guys that back when we started and they'd be like, "Only one?" I'm like, "Yeah, dude. Look, let's I don't know what the [ __ ] we're We didn't even know what we were doing. But I knew this. If we were nice to people, people would buy [ __ ] from us.

I Somebody asked about ASmart. That's my guy. That's a cool [ __ ] dude. Huh? Great content. ASmart on IG pretty much everywhere. He's a cool dude.

Um, let me ask you this though, because he's talking about he's in a new industry, right? When you're doing something new, right? Like is that like how do you advertise that? Like, is it okay to say, "Hey, like this I, you know, I'm really good over here. By the way, this is a new service.

How about how about let me do one for free?" Right? How about make five friends and don't even worry about selling them. Just make five friends, have a conversation with them, and do five of those [ __ ] for free and show them how awesome it is.

That's a [ __ ] huge win. Yeah. You got to think down the pipe, man. You can't think like today. I believe that you know MMA says uh exactly lead with love, leave with Christ and kindness and you will be blessed. Another way of saying that is when you do good you get good. I I I firmly believe that and contrary to maybe people's beliefs sometimes I anybody around me will tell you that I always try I I might not always do the right thing but I've always trying to do the right thing

and that matters a lot dude. I really think that when your intent is pure even when you make mistakes the world is very forgiving and success still comes to you.

Somebody commented you got an OG from Springfield up there. Scroll up a little bit. Keep going. Uh, I'm from Springfield. I was a cop when you were running that first store on Campbell. Every time I left the store, I left with more free [ __ ] than things. I'm still a customer.

There you go, bro. Thank you, man. That's awesome. Thank you. Like, dude, to to his point, I didn't know [ __ ]

He'll probably attest to that. Okay. We didn't know [ __ ] I am not the person today that I was then.

But I did know that if we were cool to people, people would be cool to us. I [ __ ] knew that.

Yeah. And and I figured the rest out a lot as I went. And you go on a shot show in Vegas next week. I wanted to go.

No, I've never been. I I wanted to go. I I've been I had a few people hit me up with to try to throw us some passes, but

do I ever smoke cigarettes? I haven't smoked a cigarette probably since like 2001.

Really? Yeah. But I didn't ever smoke. Like I never bought my own cigarettes, but I would always like if people had them.

You were one of those. I was. Oh man. Yeah. If I bought a pack if I if I bought a What do you mean you're

Bro, that's the worst [ __ ] That's in your [ __ ] DNA. Hey, man. Can I bump a That's right.

What the [ __ ] are you talking about? Hey, can I see your light? [ __ ] You want my lung too, man? Damn.

The guy that responded, huh? Guy responded to what? Oh, hell yes. I can do that. I have a great reputation in this area for all my car work. I'm good at talking to people, so this should be easy. Thanks, guys. Love the show for over seven years. Yeah, bro. Don't over complicate it, man. This is [ __ ] very simple, man. People are just like you, you know? They get nervous like you. They're uncomfortable like you. They're social awkward like you. You know, one of the biggest things I learned because like, dude, I'm an introvert is I learned really quickly that everybody has the same weird feelings about meeting people. So, just make it [ __ ] weird.

You know what I'm saying? Like, and then you'll laugh and it's over. You know, this DJ smoked Andy cigar,

Frank, that's badass, bro. That's badass. I see you, man. 30 pounds down. Mental toughness strong as [ __ ] I love that. Yeah, [ __ ] Ask DJ, do you bump cigars from me?

No. Yeah, you just give them to me. Yeah, that's cuz I know what's coming. I saved me the anguish of having to bum them.

Is that what it is? Is that what it is? Well, I appreciate it. Yeah. All right, but come on, man. Like, dudes buming cigarettes, man, that's the worst. That's the absolute worst. That's the worst. I don't I can't have an opinion on Nick Fuentes personally because I have not met him personally and I don't have opinions on people that are solid unless I have them meet them personally.

I gota show you. But I will tell you this, everybody that I know that knows him personally that I like likes him.

That's right. We all have a bit of the tism. That's right. DJ, you look zesty. He says you look zesty.

Nobody says that right there. That's your Rainbow Mafia, buddy. They're here. They're here in force.

What was that name? Hold on. Go back. What was that name? No. Sound. No. Hold on. What's the hotline price?

Oh, do I have any trucks? Come on, man. I'm a truck guy. I have the [ __ ] baddest truck ever. Ever. Ever. Ever. It's a 1995 F350 OBS Ford black silver two-tone lifted on king suspension with a 73 diesel and a manual.

95 was a good year. It is the best truck ever made. That was a good year. It's the best truck ever made.

I'm not reading that. I'm not reading that. Hope it's not a Fox. What does that mean? That's [ __ ]

I used to be a uh Yeah, Fox shocks. I used to be a a Chevy guy, like hardcore Chevy guy. Um for trucks, but my brother, my brother one day, he had that uh he had a Ford F250, it's Will's truck, the one wheel drives now.

Yeah. And he's like, "Dude, just drive it." I drove that thing and like I hate I hated that I had to admit it, but it was like far superior

to the one I was driving. And so I ordered the uh F450 that I currently have. And I do remember you got that thing.

I do love that truck. But I like my 73 95 way better. Don't h I [ __ ] see it. Don't highlight it.

Zesty Zesty DJ looks like you got a new nickname. Yeah. No. No. Yeah, Seth Ferrosi is a buddy of mine, bro. He's a [ __ ] great dude. All these dudes in the supplement industry, by the way, everybody knows each other pretty well. Like, everybody kind of talks and gets along and, you know, there's a couple [ __ ] but you know, they're few and far between

for the most part. Yeah. on the whole from the real companies, the little companies always try to [ __ ] have adversarial relationships,

which makes no [ __ ] sense because the first thing you want don't want to do when you're just starting up is get on the radar of someone who has resources in your own industry

because they will just [ __ ] with you. Thoughts on the SRT Hellcat? I like it. I like it.

Gas station grocery stores. What gas station grocery stores can I go to California? Uh [ __ ] man. I don't know.

Is that how they pronounce Is that how they um stores in California? Stozies. Stores.

Yeah. So So I mean, dude, guys, you got to understand we're going into hundreds of thousands of stores. So that roll out takes time. And we we launched the brand in the in the middle of the year. and they don't reset the shelves until the first quarter of the following year. So, we haven't even had our full roll out yet.

Uh, no, I didn't. No, I ordered a ZR1X actually. Uh, I've never had a Corvette before, but I ordered one of those ZR1Xs after I saw it [ __ ] do a [ __ ] one six 0 to 60 time.

I have to know if it's I have to know. I have to know. I am getting the GTD. Yeah, I called Tim and he [ __ ] got it done.

Oh, that's cool. 86 K20. That's a That's a [ __ ] great truck. I have a my Chevy Blazer. I got my 72 Blazer.

K5. Yeah, my K5. It's [ __ ] awesome. I I'm I'm not like one of those people that's like Chevy or Ford like or Ferrari or Lamborghini. It's they're everything's different and whatever's making the best [ __ ] is what I told you guys on Quick Trip. We're working on it and when it's resolved, I'll let you know. Yeah, that ZR1X, man, I do I do have to admit it's pretty badass. I I it's it's pretty [ __ ] awesome. You know what I really want though, dude? I want a uh I want a C6 ZR1. Uh but they're they're so hard to find.

I want to find a black one that's like low mile. Smoking a blunt on the porch with you guys. So, I feel like I'm on the team. You're on the team. DJ. Andy's into sports cars and DJ's into bikes. DJ likes cars, too.

I do. I do. Yeah. Hellcats. Hellcats. Whatever ones I can get my hands on, you know.

No, dude. Actually, you know what's funny? Like, I really like BMWs, dude. Yeah.

I think Beamers are [ __ ] Don't you guys got one, don't you? My wife has one. She has It's a X3. I mean, I'm talking about like [ __ ] sedans like

like a 750. Yeah, bro. Bro, those 750s were sick. Me when I grew up, like the 750 was like the king car, bro. Like

I had a 3 series. If you had a 750, bro, you you had a big dick. Yeah. Massive.

Yeah. Yeah. No, dude. I I I've had a a 3 series and I've had a 5 series. Yeah. And I almost got a seven series.

Yeah. I love the M5. Yeah, bro. Yeah. I like the old Audi S8. The the early like late 90s S8 with a manual. That's a [ __ ] awesome car,

bro. the the Audi uh like RS7s. Yeah, bro. [ __ ] But I don't like the new models though, bro. The new models, they don't hit for me.

Like I like the like the 2017s, 2018s. Those are sick. Tactical fleet in Dallas.

Tactical Fleet. We'd love to have you visit. Well, I'm going down there to see Hani soon, so maybe I'll swing through.

Tactical Fleet. What do y'all I mean, what is it? Yeah, Cars and Caffeine's definitely happened. Where are some places you want to hit with that this year? I can't say.

Oh, we got it all figured out. Oh, really? I can't say yet. Yeah, I'll ask you after.

DJ's got a cutless with 415s in the truck. And I think I'm burn. That's what I would play. Did Lamborghini ever make it right with me? I I You know what? I haven't ordered any new Lamborghinis. Um, I bought I just bought them secondhand and that's probably how I'll keep doing it. How many V10s do I own? [ __ ] I don't know.

Oh, brother. Not not Scott. Yes, I am getting one of those. Yeah, make sure you hit up uh the the quick trip with the K up there in in the northern Midwest, as I like to call it. They got a great [ __ ] operation up there. A Viper fan. I am a Viper fan. I am. I am a I I I think Vipers are super [ __ ] unique. You know, it's a manual V10 uh front engine car. Never going to make something like that again. I think it's I think it's an important car to car culture in history. Man, this was sick to the inside. This sounds kind of gay.

Am I ever gonna buy DJ his dream car for being a great friend? No. DJ's gonna earn his own dream car.

Who said that? Somebody up there. DJ's got his, you know, like we're building [ __ ] here, man. We ain't [ __ ] around.

That's right. And it will be a Hellcat. That'd be my first No, it won't. You'll buy an Aston.

Yeah. No, it'll be Aston. Yeah, it'll be Aston. Or or you or or a Ghost. I like the I like the Rolls-Royce Ghost.

What's my favorite What's my favorite modern-day muscle car under 150? One. Okay, there's there's two answers to that. There are two cars under 150K that are the two best cars that you can [ __ ] buy.

And you should choose between one of these two. One is a late model Shelby GT500 and you put you could put 15 grand into the car and turn it into a [ __ ] monster of an awesome car to drive. It's super quick. It sounds badass. It's super comfortable. It's super fast. It's an awesome car. I think it's one of the best cars legitimately in the market at any price. Or you go out and you get a um a Voodoo GT3 GT 350R. Okay. And you you do a little bit of mods to that. It depends on if you like to drive a manual or if you like to drive an automatic. But the 350R and the GT500, and that's not some Ford fanboy [ __ ] I've owned all the other [ __ ] so I'm speaking from experience.

They're just [ __ ] awesome. They're awesome for under 150. Yeah, for under dude for any They're a great car experience. It doesn't matter the price.

Somebody said, "How did we meet? What was our what was the interview like?" I didn't We didn't have an interview. He just hit me in the door with the door.

Yeah, that's where it was. That's pretty funny, Shane. No, I didn't know Rich. I mean, I know who Rich was, but I never knew him personally. What about the Zonda R? It's [ __ ] amazing. I don't have one, but I would like to have one. DJ is black. The F8's an interesting car, man. It's a, you know, F8 is limited production just because of COVID. So, it's kind of like an interesting limited car without the designation as a limited car. So, I actually think the F8's going to be pretty valuable one day.

You can't touch a Viper ACR for under a 150k. No. [ __ ] no. They're like 300 for a cheap one right now. This Pagani Zonda isn't practical at all. No [ __ ] If I wanted practical, I'd buy [ __ ] minivan.

Yeah, we could talk about cars all night. Yeah, that's a fact. Am I into drag racing? Not really. I I like road racing. Drag racing is cool and I respect it, but turning left and right is the epitome of being a great driver. I think everybody would agree to that.

CBO, that's why I like sports car racing so much. Like I like what Hardwick does. That's why it's so interesting because these guys are literally the best drivers outside of F1 in the world.

Yeah. I don't have the CVO Roadglide, but I do have a Road Glide with big boy cams, and I've done some stuff to it.

You can't get a gated V10 R8 for under 150K, bro. Those are 250 right now. But even if you could, the experiences are similar in terms of fun. I think the GT500 is just a [ __ ] ridiculously fun car. You know, you put away like all the other [ __ ] you know, what's it cost? What are people going to think? Is it cool enough? This, that, and the other. Is it [ __ ] fun to drive? It's one of the most fun cars to drive out there.

What's the most expensive car to drive for gas right now? My out of my cars? Yeah. Like the Chiron. the shoe. Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. What dirt bike you gonna buy to go riding? I already have a uh KTM 450, but I actually did just order from Justin a uh KTM 300 two-stroke. So, I I get my all of my [ __ ] from uh the guys down at Mountain Motorsports and uh they always build them before they they come to me. So, If you guys want a dirt bike, like real [ __ ] if you want a dirt bike or a four-wheeler or anything like that, you you got to go to Mountain Motorsports for real. Like, cuz I don't They have everything. They're And I'm not just saying this because they're our homies. Like, it's the f They're the best in the world at what they do.

Yeah, we are going to have that uh on the Manti first form collab race drop. We're gonna kick some ass in [ __ ] Nimza this year, dude. Man time, bro. We're We're gonna [ __ ] win every [ __ ] race. All the big ones.

Nothing's changed, right? We're gonna win. We're going to win all the endurance races.

How involved am I with Club MX Supercross team that first sponsors? I'm not uh at all. I've I'm I'm aware of it and I know what they are and it's cool, but I don't talk to any I don't know any of the guys. Um I don't have the contact there. Yeah, KTM KTM 400 is good. That that big 500 they have now is [ __ ] cool, too.

I'd ride moto if I wasn't a [ __ ] bro. You don't have to be good. Yeah, bro. You You don't have to be good. You don't have to [ __ ] do [ __ ]

you know, triples. Yeah. Like, I don't go out there and [ __ ] I just go out there and ride around, bro.

Just rip the [ __ ] Yeah. I've never ridden a dirt bike. I don't know. Like, because you sit up way higher on a dirt bike, too, don't you?

Bro drank a few first forms and his buddy's mom had had to start texting him a lot more.

That's [ __ ] up. Yeah. Can we talk about guns on here at all? See, you guys keep asking about the cigars, but we're not allowed to tell you what we're smoking because YouTube says that that's an advertisement and then we'll take our [ __ ] channel down.

Ain't that right? Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, this is a Partaggas. And you shouldn't smoke them,

right? Because they're bad, right? That's right. But if you did, they're good, but you shouldn't do it. Is that Will that get us kicked off?

We'll find out. All right. Stay tuned. Yeah. Somebody favorite carry, right? Dude, I've been liking the these the Glock 45, dude.

Yeah, the Glock 45 is pretty legit. Yeah, it's pretty legit. Got the optic on there, you know. When are we going to see the bike Jesse is building? Uh, when it's done. It's not done. Toro Fuentes. Hell yeah, bro.

Uh Fuentes is Those guys are [ __ ] awesome. Carlos is my homie, dude. He invited us to come to their uh their their headquarters. It's in [ __ ] Dominican.

Let's go. Yeah, I know. Let's go. Thoughts on Opus X? On what? Opus X. Opus X. Oh, there's a [ __ ] they're they're the [ __ ] greatest new world cigar that there is.

I mean, I think it's I think anybody that would tell you that Opus X is the top of the top of the top of the top. Yeah.

I smoked one. We went to Nashville. That's what I got. Opus. Yeah, that is what you got. Yeah.

Are you sponsoring Hendrickx? Yes, we do. We have a car with Hendrickx Motorsports this year, bro. Thank you for going into the uh the quick trip with a K up there and doing that. That's really cool. I saw that, bro. Those are my favorite ones, though. The Pinskus.

Palencies are good, bro. Yeah, that's a really good one. I like when the cigar gets real small.

That's when it gets the best. Like putting them small ones in my mouth, you know?

Yeah. What kind of steaks? Let's say it together at the same time. You ready? One, two, three.

What? Like what? Like what brand or what cut? Cut. I'm assuming it's cut. Oh, I'm a strip guy. We We order the same steak. Yeah, we do.

Yeah. Strip medium rare sear. Sear. Yeah. Little sauce, you know. I' I've never smoked crack.

Speak for yourself. That's right. That's right. That's right. Oh man. Why is my ear ringing? It's that [ __ ] weapon, bro. It's that weapon. DJ deserves a Bugatti. Nobody deserves a Bugatti. burger. Not even me.

I enjoy Bugatti because I traded things that I earned for that enjoyment. It's It's bartering. I'm bartering. I'm bartering with pieces of paper and zeros. All right. Having a hard time. Scroll up there. Daniel, you just got to you got to figure out which one's going to generate more revenue in the short term so that you could take care of the debt. So that should be the analysis. Which which is which one of those things is going to help you get the cash flow to get right? It's probably the employee. No crack. Just doing the pots. Correct.

Tesla. Teslais. What's that? [ __ ] gay people drive them. What the [ __ ] is that? What's a Tesla? My QT still has you in them? Yeah, we're still in some QTS. Look, dude, it's gonna get worked out, guys. It's gonna get worked out. Have you driven an SF90? Yeah, I've owned a couple of them. Uh I just sold my I had that white Spider that I just sold when I got the XX.

Yeah, they're they're awesome, dude. I people [ __ ] you know the the problem with car culture is you get a lot of people who've never experienced any of the cars having very strong opinions about what the cars are.

Yeah. And a lot of the [ __ ] you read online are is is [ __ ] [ __ ] It just is.

Yeah. It's an awesome car. You can't get more car for the money than you get with the SF90. It's so [ __ ] fast. Best car movie ever made? That'd be Cars.

No, it's a good movie. Best car movie ever made. What's that Ford versus Ferrari?

It's got to be [ __ ] Days of Thunder. Oh, stop it. Stop it. Stop it. I Boys in the Hood had a better car theme than that.

Andy, how much do you How much do you spend on cars a month? I I own my cars because all of my cars are alternative assets. So like technically I don't spend any money on the cars, but I do spend a lot of money um managing the fleet. That costs quite a bit of money.

Gone in 60 seconds. What are my plans after I retire from first form? Come on, dude. You really think I'm going to [ __ ] retire from anything? I'd [ __ ] kill myself. Let's coil spring swap your 95. It will drive way better. No, cuz I already did that.

Yeah, Cam's a good dude, bro. who takes care of the cars. Uh, a really good buddy of mine, his name is TJ. Uh, he owns a company called Super Beads. When he started working for me, he was the detailer at our local Lamborghini dealership, and he wanted to make a transition into his own thing. So, I had like three or four cars at that time and he started taking care of them and then he grew that into his own company uh where they do mobile detailing, they do in-house detailing. Uh he has employees and he's built a really nice business.

Yeah. And he personally still does my cars and I think, you know, um I'm one of the only guys that he does that for.

Yeah. Still. Yeah. Yeah. So, he's a [ __ ] great dude and he's the the best at what he does.

What's your detail schedule for the cars? Do you wash them every time you drive one? Uh, yeah, pretty much. Like, whatever I drive, you know, I come I put in the garage and it sounds bougie, but it's it's the truth. Uh, I pull in, I put the keys on the [ __ ] window, the car's dirty, I come back in, it's clean. That's how it happens. And that's why he's who he is.

That's why his business is successful because he's he's anticipates needs. Have you ever bought a car and was like, "This nah, this ain't for me. I've seen you do the opposite.

What? With the color. Like you get a car like and then you're [ __ ] with it. Okay.

Yeah. I don't think I've had any that I've been like I was just like Yeah. I've enjoyed

You're not just buying [ __ ] right? No, I've enjoyed things about like there's things to enjoy about every car. Mhm.

And there's cars that I've let go that were like underwhelming, right? They were cool, but like like for example, a very popular car in the car enthusiast world is the GT3 RS 4.0 997 body style. People think that's like the holy grail of a car. And I've I've owned that car and I've driven that car enough and I was just like,

it's okay. It's Yeah, it's okay. Like, it's okay. It's nothing great. I mean, it was it was cool. I could say I've had one,

uh, but it wasn't something I wanted to hang on to. I do like the saline S7. The problem is I can't fit in one. Uh, what Porsche would you recommend for someone who has never owned one for their f for their real big purchase? Your first real big purchase. It's not your only real big purchase. Um, the GT4 or GT4 RS is [ __ ] awesome. Uh, those are great cars.

All right. Kia Seno. Do you miss the DBS Superleggera? I did. I did until I got a new Vanquish.

Yeah. Which is [ __ ] insane. I got one of the new uh the 25 Vanquishes. I saw I saw it online and I was like, "Yeah, I'm getting that."

Thing is [ __ ] That thing's [ __ ] nasty. I mean, look at it, dude. [ __ ] That's where the ghost was hanging out cuz he's looking at the car. Is that what it was?

Damn, this thing is [ __ ] Everybody looks at Aston's, bro. Yeah. Can I fit in a Viper? Yes, I can.

My first car was a Ford Focus 2008. Was it? Oh, yeah. Yours was Oh, bro. I pimped I was pimped the [ __ ] out of

Mine was a 1993 Jeep Wrangler. Yeah, that's sick. Yeah, that's sick. And I [ __ ] did the same [ __ ] I went to [ __ ] AutoZone. I bought all the [ __ ] plastic [ __ ]

All of it. You know, I bought some KC lights and from like [ __ ] Walmart and I [ __ ] me and my dad put them on the Jeep like ourselves. Like it was it was [ __ ] cool. S drove that that Jeep too. We drove the [ __ ] out of that thing man.

I know I got a picture in here somewhere. Uh, no. I don't have any any coach builder body cars. What Ford GTS do I have? I have an 05 black 4GT with no stripes. I have an 06 Heritage GT. I have a 17 Aranchio Borealis GT. And then I have a 23 Liquid Carbon GT. I have driven the Ford Raptor R. My brother has one. They're [ __ ] awesome. I just like diesels.

English is a pirate language. So is Somalian. There's my baby. Look at that thing.

Really? Yeah. That was a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] man. Holy [ __ ] You drove that thing?

[ __ ] yeah, bro. Oh, man. Put some I I plasti dipped my rim. It didn't help. It [ __ ] didn't do [ __ ] Did you make the hood black?

I did. Yeah, bro. Listen. I thought I was the hottest [ __ ] Yeah, since sliced bread. I bet you did. Feel me? My guy. Look, I even did a little before and after. Look at

Oh, man. [ __ ] You've come a long way. Brawling, dog. Bro, I was so I mean, but dude, I got that car on my own.

I was the like like I didn't get no hand-me-down car, you know? Like I'm like, "Fuck yeah, bro.

How do Corvettes stand up against the supercars?" I would say that the new Corvettes are absolutely supercars.

They're not even that less expensive. I mean, they're [ __ ] two 300 grand. So, I don't understand why people don't see them as supercars. They have supercar performance. The the ZR1, the new ZR1 and ZRX1 or ZR1X have I mean, superior performance to most cars.

I mean, that's just reality. There's a stigma around it because, you know, people think that it's a Corvette, which it is, but, you know, it's just it's whatever people like, dude. I don't give a [ __ ] They're fast as [ __ ] I can tell you that.

Like what you like, man. What are my thoughts on the Urus? Um, I think the Urus is the ultimate ecom turd burglar guard.

What What's the like? What's the actual Every young dude that makes a few dollars gets a [ __ ] Urus for some reason. I don't know why.

What's the like what's the like the actual chassis? Is it like a just a [ __ ] I don't know. Why the [ __ ] do you want a [ __ ]

Why do you want an SUV like that? No. Like if you're going to get an SUV, you want it to be comfortable.

Yeah. You want it to like And dude, honestly, like the Escalade V is a [ __ ] better SUV.

Well, you know what I do like though is the [ __ ] BMW X6. Yeah, those are sick.

But dude, if you're going to get a [ __ ] SUV, dude, get a [ __ ] get a Wraith or I mean get a Cullinin.

Yeah, you know. Yeah. I just think they're I just think they're stupid. Yeah. Overpriced RXQ. Yeah.

I just don't get it, bro. And like the the pure song is the same thing. I'm just like I'm not

paying $700,000 for a [ __ ] SUV. Like unless unless unless it's a Rolls-Royce.

Yeah. Yeah. That's different. That's a different That's a whole different thing.

That's different. That's different. Yeah. If you want to get an SUV, Dude, I think the [ __ ] Cadillac V SUV is uh The the V series Escalade I think is [ __ ] maybe the best SUV out there if we're being real.

I know it's faster than the [ __ ] outside of the [ __ ] It's faster than the Collie cuz S and I raced them.

Really? Yeah. Well, I mean the Cullie is heavy though, right? Yeah. Like Yeah. Yeah, man. It's just Look, dude, I know people like the the SU the Urus and the Ferrari Persway and all that. Like, but dude, it's just not for me. It's just not my thing.

If I want a SUV or Yeah, an SUV, I'm driving [ __ ] rolls. Yeah, it's real. All right. Well, let's go.

Well, guys, [ __ ] tired. I appreciate you guys, man. This was great. Yeah, this was great. Um, what we got next? We got tomorrow.

Tomorrow we got CTI Live See you guys right back here for some more. Yeah, Blackwing is an awesome car, dude.

Oh, yeah. Those are sick. Those are [ __ ] sick. Manual transmission, too. I actually thought about getting one just to get all the modern [ __ ] with that manual.

Yeah. Because they make such a great car. I enjoy my Dodge Caravan. I enjoy my Dodge Caravan.

Yeah. Yeah, man. Cool. My brother's got a My older brother's got a minivan. You have a minivan?

No, that's not That's a Sprinter. Yeah, man. Same. Same, right? What makes it the minivan? The door.

My My older brother had thought he he got a I don't know what the [ __ ] he got, but it was like the King Dingling minivan.

Yeah. And bro, like that [ __ ] loves that thing. Yeah. Like I I made fun of it a little bit, bro. He got his feelings hurt.

M mama said, "Yeah, I mean, it was kind of cool. It was kind of wrong." It was black and like this like really light interior. Like it was kind of cool.

Have the mattress in the back. I was like, "Joke, bro. That's the only kind of van you could [ __ ] have." If you're gonna have a van, you got to have one that's four-wheel drive.

Okay. It's got to be lifted a little bit and it's got to have like a 70s mural and it's got to have like fur and the and like shag carpet and Yeah, that's the only kind of van that's acceptable for a man to [ __ ] drive.

Let's get one in in the United States of America. We should get one. Yeah, let's get one.

I'm going to go on the internet tonight and [ __ ] find one. Cuz I'm not about that [ __ ] talk.

That's right. I'm about that walk. Got to do it. Yeah, got to do it, bro. All right, guys. Look, we'll see you guys uh tomorrow. We'll have a CTI live for you at 7 PM Central on all the uh

all the places. All the places. That's right. All right.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 03"?

Andy Frisella (Host), DJ (Host).

What is "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 03" about?

In a lively and candid discussion, Andy and DJ engage with their audience about perseverance, personal growth, and the humorous side of life challenges, including New Year's resolutions and the dynamics of their experiences. They emphasize the importance of resilience while sharing laughter over relatable struggles and camaraderie.

What is mentioned in this Andy Frisella episode?

27 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Unknown Armed Forces Radio DJ, Personal Excellence, AI, Direct Energy Weapons, OnlyFans, Stephen Myron. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "RealAF After Hours Live With Andy & DJ - Ep 03"?

The episode runs 2 h 9 min; the transcript is about 23,010 words in 558 timestamped sections.

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