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Joe Rogan Experience #1293 - Andrew Santino

Andrew Santino is a stand up comedian and actor. Check out his podcast "Whiskey Ginger" available on Apple Podcasts & YouTube.

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May 9, 20193h 5mWatch on YouTube ↗

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  1. 0:021:30

    Pool rivalry: scratches, cue-ball control, and the “measles” controversy

    1. JR

      Boom, and we're live. Cheeto Santino, ladies and gentlemen, coming to you with the hot ones.

    2. AS

      Hello, sir. How are you?

    3. JR

      What's going on, big daddy?

    4. AS

      Good, brother. Just played a little bit of pool and lost a game, and lost, lost one ill, uh, illegitimately.

    5. JR

      You won one illegitimately, you mean?

    6. AS

      Lost... L- you lost one illegitimately. I won one.

    7. JR

      Well...

    8. AS

      Yeah.

    9. JR

      You know, it was-

    10. AS

      Scratching is not a good way to win.

    11. JR

      It... Uh, we, I scratched the eight ball, ladies and gentlemen. It is, it is the way to win.

    12. AS

      It happens, even to the best.

    13. JR

      But it's, it, it's a real way to win. I'm good. You, uh, you can't... You must control the cue ball.

    14. AS

      I have no, I have no balance over any of that stuff whatsoever. I know there's those little red dots on there.

    15. JR

      Yeah, those are-

    16. AS

      And it means nothing to me.

    17. JR

      Those little red dots are the... They call that the measles cue ball, and that cue ball, they developed for television so that you could watch the ball spin so you know what kinda English the guy puts on the ball.

    18. AS

      That has nothing to do with the person that's shooting whatsoever?

    19. JR

      It does. Yeah, it's... It... The person that, like... For the, for the most... It's a very controversial ball, if you really wanna get into it.

    20. AS

      I do.

    21. JR

      Because, uh, it has a different reaction than a red circle cue ball or a red dot cue ball. Those are the preferred cue balls of a lot of players.

    22. AS

      Right.

    23. JR

      But the measles cue ball's a lit-... It's just maybe the tiniest bit heavier, or, or the surface is different or something.

    24. AS

      But it's still legal.

    25. JR

      The reaction's Yeah.

    26. AS

      Okay.

    27. JR

      But players got... Some players got angry when they came up with it. They didn't like it. They liked the old cue ball. That's how s- precise the reactions are.

    28. AS

      Right.

    29. JR

      When you get to the very top level of pool players.

  2. 1:303:19

    Golf equipment nuance: ball feel, mud balls, and one-length clubs

    1. AS

      Well, it's kinda like golf balls, but people think golf balls don't mean anything to golfers. They do.

    2. JR

      Oh, I'm sure.

    3. AS

      The feel is all... So there's a lot of soft, softer golf balls, like a lot of people, like... Titleist makes pro... There's thing called Pro V1s or Pro V1Xs.

    4. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    5. AS

      Hard or softer. The average Joe who's full of shit, who's like, "I like Pro V1X," it doesn't mean anything to him.

    6. JR

      Yeah.

    7. AS

      Some guy that's, like, a 15 or 20 handicap, it means nothing. A guy that's, like, a scratch golfer, like a, like a pro pool player-

    8. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    9. AS

      ... it makes all the difference.

    10. JR

      Yeah.

    11. AS

      How it comes off the face-

    12. JR

      Yeah.

    13. AS

      ... how it spins. There's a thing called a mud ball. If it's buried in mud, it cre- it, it reacts differently the moment it comes off the face.

    14. JR

      Oh, because it has mud on it. It's got weight on it.

    15. AS

      Yeah, but it's just even a little bit, right?

    16. JR

      Oh, yeah. Yeah, that makes sense.

    17. AS

      Even the tiniest bit. Yeah.

    18. JR

      That weight.

    19. AS

      Then you hear pros-

    20. JR

      The thing about... That's impressive about golfers too is they play with a bunch of different weights of clubs.

    21. AS

      Yeah.

    22. JR

      S-... Like, a pool player basically uses one cue and maybe one cue to break with, and some players even break with their playing cue. But you, you don't have, like, a bunch of different cues for a bunch of different shots usually.

    23. AS

      Right. Well, there's... 'Cause the distances.

    24. JR

      Well, just get used to the feel of one cue.

    25. AS

      Right.

    26. JR

      So when a player changes cues, like say if you go from a 18-ounce cue to a 21-ounce cue, there's a big difference in the way it hits the ball. It drives through the ball different. You have to make the cue do more of the work-

    27. AS

      Right.

    28. JR

      ... with a heavy, with a heavy cue.

    29. AS

      Do you think it mentally changes the way you strike it?

    30. JR

      Yeah, yeah, totally. Yeah.

  3. 3:194:03

    Sports form vs results: ugly techniques that still win

    1. JR

      I don't know jack shit about golf, but there's guys with weird strokes in pool. There's guys with weird technique in boxing, and it still works, you know?

    2. AS

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      There's people that do shit different.

    4. AS

      There's no wi-... I don't think there's any right way in sports. Uh, some of the ugliest shots in basketball tend to be some of the most fun-

    5. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    6. AS

      ... to watch, and sometimes they're really good.

    7. JR

      Yeah.

    8. AS

      Like, sometimes... The... Like, the classic Ray Allen basketball stroke is probably the most beautiful jump shot, you know, compared to him and Jordan, but there are guys that have terrible looking shots, but they're fucking phenomenal.

    9. JR

      Mm.

    10. AS

      It's just, it's just consistency and, and their inner balance over, you know, the, the timing that they have and the release that they have. That's just... That's gotta be the same thing in every sport. Pool, same shit.

    11. JR

      Oh, for sure. For sure in boxing too.

    12. AS

      Yeah.

  4. 4:0314:33

    Boxing deep dive: Tommy Hearns, Hagler war, and why it was legendary

    1. JR

      You know, in boxing, it used to be thought that you pretty much, you know... If you went to a, a good trainer, they would teach you to keep your hands up. That was always the way to box. But then you get to a level of, like, a Tommy Hearns. You remember To- the way Tommy Hearns used to fight? He used to keep his left hand low, really low.

    2. AS

      Yeah, down to the side.

    3. JR

      And his right hand cocked-

    4. AS

      Mm-hmm.

    5. JR

      ... and he would snap that left hand at you like a fucking...

    6. AS

      (laughs)

    7. JR

      Like a cobra, man. Just crack. Motor City Cobra. He would just pop that fucker right in your face. That's why he's, they used to call him that.

    8. AS

      'Cause it was coming out of fucking nowhere.

    9. JR

      The Detroit hit man, Tommy Hearns. He was a bad motherfucker, dude. And then bang! He would hit you with that right hand. And he had so much torque 'cause he was really wide.

    10. AS

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      He was really long and wide for a welterweight, man. Like, look at him at 147 pounds. I think he was probably, like, 6'2" and just shredded.

    12. AS

      Get jacked.

    13. JR

      And just cracking people.

    14. AS

      147 at 6'2" is like-

    15. JR

      Oh, yeah. He was the welterweight champ. You ever see what he looked like when he fought Sugar Ray Leonard?

    16. AS

      Uh-uh.

    17. JR

      Oh my God. Yeah, and then he went up to 160 and fought Hagler and got KO'd by Hagler in a crazy slugfest. You never saw that fight?

    18. AS

      Uh-uh.

    19. JR

      (gasps) Pull up Marvin Hagler versus Thomas Hearns. This might've been the great... I think it went two rounds, but it might've been the greatest two rounds in the history of the middleweight division, 'cause these two guys were super skilled. I mean, Marvin Hagler was a brilliant technical boxer, can switch from southpaw to orthodox, like, fluidly.

    20. AS

      Right.

    21. JR

      Like, you, you didn't even notice the difference. He fought just as good from both sides, and he knocked everybody out, and he had an iron chin. And Tommy Hearns was merking motherfuckers. He murked Roberto Duran with one punch. Just blah-blah!

    22. AS

      (laughs)

    23. JR

      Faceplanted him.

    24. AS

      One fucking hit?

    25. JR

      One-punch man. He's... He stung him with one shot, and... Let me... Let them see that first. Here's the build-up. The build-up is Tommy Hearns KOs Roberto Duran.... let's watch that first, and then we're gonna go back to Marvin Hagler versus Tommy Ahern, so you get a feel for what it was like. This is the heyday.

    26. AS

      To be able to switch up your stances is so crazy to me, to be able to do that so fluidly.

    27. JR

      That, well, that's one of the b- brilliant things about Hagler. I mean, he was just so good at that. And he could bo- and it's weird for a guy. When you're used to... Like, for- remember the first time I fought a guy who was left-handed, it was super confusing. Everything's coming from the wrong place. Everything was, like, reversed. You gotta get used to it.

    28. AS

      Right.

    29. JR

      You don't see it as often, right? So if you don't see it as often, sometimes it's more effective. But some guys are really good against southpaw. Some guys have, like, a lightning right hand, and that was one of the speculations about Hagler and Hearns, 'cause Hearns had this lightning right hand, and Hagler oftentimes fought southpaw, and that's the counter for southpaw-

    30. AS

      Ah.

  5. 14:3316:34

    The end of HBO boxing and the shift to subscriptions/streaming

    1. JR

      Did you, do you know HBO just canceled f- boxing? They don't have boxing anymore?

    2. AS

      At all?

    3. JR

      At all.

    4. AS

      Just pay-per-view now?

    5. JR

      They don't even do pay-per-view. They're out of the boxing business.

    6. AS

      What?

    7. JR

      Yeah. Isn't that crazy?

    8. AS

      So they'll never edit how great it is.

    9. JR

      There it is right there. You heard him get hit with that right hand.

    10. AS

      Oh, oh, and he's moving.

    11. JR

      Boom, right hand. Boom.

    12. AS

      Oh, it's done.

    13. JR

      That's it.

    14. AS

      He knew it.

    15. JR

      Damn.

    16. AS

      Damn.

    17. JR

      That's it. Third round.

    18. AS

      Gone.

    19. JR

      I always miss this. I always think it's the second round for some reason. I think we've actually gone over this before.

    20. AS

      But third round.

    21. JR

      Yeah, man. But they don't have boxing anymore.

    22. AS

      That's-

    23. JR

      HBO s- got out of the boxing business.

    24. AS

      What do you think that's because of? It's not earning enough money anymore?

    25. JR

      I don't know. Uh, it makes me sad though. They had some of the greatest boxing telecasts of all time. And it, I mean, that was what you would do. You'd go, if a big fight was on, Bernard Hopkins was on, m- a lot of the times it was on HBO.

    26. AS

      Yeah.

    27. JR

      And if it was on pay-per-view, then you knew it was gonna be on HBO the following week.

    28. AS

      Right.

    29. JR

      So even if you couldn't afford the pay-per-view-

    30. AS

      You could see it.

  6. 16:3420:09

    Cutting the cord and the collapse of Blockbuster (and old storefront culture)

    1. AS

      Well, that, that's how, the, the whole idea of like, uh, that's why this, this, pfft, this is funny. I was gonna talk to you about this anyway. I just moved and I canceled my DirecTV. I'm done. I canceled them. I cut the wire and I'm just doing like, uh, Hulu live TV.

    2. JR

      Internet?

    3. AS

      Yeah. Internet shit.

    4. JR

      Wow.

    5. AS

      All the years of hearing people being like, "Cutting the cord, cutting the cord." I'm like, "I don't know, man. I like it." Now, fuck it. I l- I love, I love what I'm doing now, and I gotta tell you, I can get all the shit that I want for cheaper than I had it before. And it's just way more convenient now. I used to be so tethered to being like, "I'll never give up cable." Now I'm like, "Fuck it. I don't want it anymore." I don't, I don't want it. This has been the best version.

    6. JR

      I remember when I was like, "I'll always have a Blockbuster card, always."

    7. AS

      (laughs) Yeah, it'll never go away.

    8. JR

      It'll never, it will never end.

    9. AS

      Hollywood Video, dude. I wanna rent.

    10. JR

      Imagine, imagine if you put all your money in that, you're like, "I'm telling you, in 20 years-"

    11. AS

      Yeah.

    12. JR

      "... this is gonna amount to $15 million."

    13. AS

      (laughs) Right. Just wait.

    14. JR

      (laughs) "I got, I got a fucking plan."

    15. AS

      Do you think people invested in Netflix when it was the DVD subscription service, and that, you know what I mean? Like early on, and now they're still getting the, the revenue dividends of what Netflix is now? I wonder about that.

    16. JR

      Oh, yeah. I'm sure you do.

    17. AS

      Like that's gotta be the best money.

    18. JR

      Yeah.

    19. AS

      'Cause it was worth nothing back then.

    20. JR

      Yeah.

    21. AS

      It was just another subscription video service and they had a, there was a ton of them. I mean, Redbox.

    22. JR

      I did my first, I did my first Netflix special in 2005.

    23. AS

      Oh, my God. There's one left? Oh, I think I've seen this.

    24. JV

      It's in Alaska, I think.

    25. AS

      Yeah. No, Oregon.

    26. JR

      In Alaska.

    27. JV

      There you go. Yeah, it's in Oregon.

    28. AS

      Oregon.

    29. JV

      (laughs)

    30. AS

      Bend, Oregon.

  7. 20:0922:16

    Sitcom writing realities and the boom in political comedy

    1. AS

      Right. Well, I mean, first seasons-

    2. JR

      Sometimes that happens.

    3. AS

      ... are always hard, man.

    4. JR

      But, I mean, just writing is hard.

    5. AS

      Yeah.

    6. JR

      Writing for a sitcom, they-

    7. AS

      So hard.

    8. JR

      They hit ruts sometimes, you know?

    9. AS

      Yeah, like, sometimes I'll watch old Seinfelds when they pop on, and some of the episodes are just fucking flawless. They're bangers. Like, ev-

    10. JR

      Oh, yeah.

    11. AS

      ... the B story is just as funny as the A story. And then sometimes you watch a few and you're like, "Uh, yeah, they were like... They had a tough week."

    12. JR

      Dude.

    13. AS

      "Like, you could tell they had a tough go."

    14. JR

      I remember that feeling with news radio. I remember, like, episodes where it's just like, "Ooh, well, we did our best."

    15. AS

      (laughs)

    16. JR

      "You know, it's all there was with that one."

    17. AS

      We'll see what happens.

    18. JR

      Yeah. I mean, sometimes they just don't... And then you'll have the next one that's just insane. And a lot of times it's, it's like stand up in that sense, that a lot of times it's just, like, the subjects. Like, what are the subjects? Like, what, what juicy topic do you have?

    19. AS

      Right.

    20. JR

      You know, what, uh, what, what is happening in... Like, you just, you ha- you have to have something that engages people.

    21. AS

      Well-

    22. JR

      And sometimes with sitcoms, it's like, "Fuck, you have to put out 20-something episodes a year?"

    23. AS

      Yeah.

    24. JR

      Oh...

    25. AS

      22, 23.

    26. JR

      Twent- so write 23 short stories in a year.

    27. AS

      (laughs)

    28. JR

      That's crazy.

    29. AS

      And make them all tie in and have a nice little-

    30. JR

      Yeah.

  8. 22:1626:07

    Polarization, Planned Parenthood doxxing, and leaving extremist groups

    1. JR

      I... It's... The whole thing is... Wh- what's, what's uncomfortable is that it's very, there are very little conversations taking place, and a lot of people that are, like, really angry.

    2. AS

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      You know?

    4. AS

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      I was watching this guy, some, some representative. I don't even know his name, but he was, uh, offering $100 to name the f- these girls that were in front of a, um...

    6. AS

      Right.

    7. JR

      ... Planned Parenthood. And, um, he's, like, a grown man and these... They're girls, they're young Christian girls.

    8. AS

      What do you mean? Name them, as in, like, "Go call them out."

    9. JR

      No, like give them names-

    10. AS

      Oh.

    11. JR

      ... so he could shame them publicly.

    12. AS

      Cool. Very smart.

    13. JR

      And yeah, it's this guy's name. And, but he's offering on this video $100, like, but this is where people have gotten to, where they think that that's okay.

    14. AS

      Yeah.

    15. JR

      That, like, these people... You have t- Like, ju- I know you're there to support a woman's right to choose, but you have to understand that these people think that this is a place where they kill babies.

    16. AS

      Yeah.

    17. JR

      Right? This is what they think. Whether... Regardless of what you think-

    18. AS

      Right.

    19. JR

      ... this is why they're there. They're not there because they're evil.

    20. AS

      Right.

    21. JR

      And I know that this would put unwanted pressure on a girl who's going there for an abortion. I get it. I get the whole thing.

    22. AS

      Yeah.

    23. JR

      I get it from your side, and I see where they're coming from too. And although I fully support a woman's right to choose, you, you can't...... wanna dox people that think they're saving babies-

    24. AS

      Right.

    25. JR

      ... or talking someone into having a child that n-, and that child they think will become the kind of relationship with that child and that mother, become like their mother and them, or like the ideal version of them.

    26. AS

      Sure. I mean, look-

    27. JR

      That's what they're, they're not doing it because they're bad people.

    28. AS

      Right. Like, there are some groups that do it just because they're pieces of shit, like the Westboro Baptist Church.

    29. JR

      Sure.

    30. AS

      Like, they do things because they're bad people. Like, all they wanna do is go protest a soldier's funeral.

  9. 26:0732:11

    Abortion, contraception side effects, and men’s responsibility

    1. AS

      So it is hard to break away from those things, even though, like when you just said, the whole like, w- a woman's right to choose, right? Like, I grew up in the Midwest, I grew up Catholic. This is how I am. Most of my family is for so, in so many words, against abortion.

    2. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    3. AS

      Uh, but I don't think these things are mutually exclusive, that you can be against abortion and against women's right to choose. You can say that you don't like abortion, but also say, "I'm not gonna control what you do with your body." It's kinda how I feel. I don't love the idea of abortion. I'm being honest. I j- I just don't love it. But I do think I'm not gonna stand here and tell people what to do. But I should be able to still say, "I don't like it. I don't think it's, I don't think it's a healthy thing to do. I don't really enjoy, I don't enjoy like the spreading of it being kinda this not a big deal thing." But I do think people can do whatever they fucking wanna do. But I'm also allowed to go, "Ugh, I don't, I don't, I don't love the idea. Like, I don't like it," uh, just-

    4. JR

      As an option.

    5. AS

      I just don't love it. I don't love it.

    6. JR

      Birth control is obviously the best method, right?

    7. AS

      Yeah, of course.

    8. JR

      But women, when they-

    9. AS

      And I think women should be more aware.

    10. JR

      But women, when they take birth control, man, they have to... I'm not s- uh, not advocating for abortion as a method of birth control.

    11. AS

      Ugh.

    12. JR

      But what I'm saying is when women take birth control pills, that shit fucks with them.

    13. AS

      Yes.

    14. JR

      It fucks with their hormones.

    15. AS

      It's not a good thing.

    16. JR

      It's not good.

    17. AS

      And that I know.

    18. JR

      And, and when they do it and they also smoke, it can cause like real complications.

    19. AS

      Right.

    20. JR

      It can, uh, there's a lot, uh, it means there's a lot of women have really bad reactions to the pill.

    21. AS

      Right.

    22. JR

      Changes your behavior.

    23. AS

      Suicidal tendencies. I, I've heard a lot of like really bad stories. Now, I- I'm also saying if we wanna look at it from a different perspective, men should also take way more fucking responsibility then. Like, this is the other side is this, this argument tends to land on women a lot where it's like-

    24. JR

      Right.

    25. AS

      ... "You don't tell me how to fucking ... You don't tell a woman what to do with her body." It's like, "Okay, that's fine. I'm just saying how I don't like it." Also, I don't like guys nutting in women and fucking ghosting and not wanting to raise a child, right? So I think the other side of it is two parties here should be responsible. Men should take some fucking responsibility over stop cumming inside of these fucking people-

    26. JR

      (laughs)

    27. AS

      ... if you're not ready to have kids (laughs) . I'm just-

    28. JR

      Ugh.

    29. AS

      ... being real. It's like either wear a condom-

    30. JR

      Of course.

  10. 32:1138:37

    Ghost shows, ‘orbs,’ and debunking with camera physics (backscatter)

    1. AS

      Have you ever watched the show Ghost Hunters? Do you know who... Or Ghost Adventures?

    2. JR

      Oh, my God, yes.

    3. AS

      Do you know this guy?

    4. JR

      Which guy?

    5. AS

      Dude.

    6. JR

      Zack Baggins?

    7. AS

      Zack Baggins. (laughs)

    8. JR

      Yeah.

    9. AS

      Do you know this guy?

    10. JR

      I do not know him personally.

    11. AS

      Oh, man. He makes me laugh so fucking hard because they've done like nine seasons now. I don't even know how many of them they've done.

    12. JR

      Have they found any ghosts?

    13. AS

      Come on, man.

    14. JR

      (laughs)

    15. AS

      (laughs)

    16. JR

      (laughs)

    17. AS

      They have all this great technology now that's improved.

    18. JR

      Do you think that he believes in ghosts?

    19. AS

      Here's the best part.

    20. JR

      Okay.

    21. AS

      He's all in, right?

    22. JR

      All in.

    23. AS

      Which I love anybody that's all in, whatever they're doing.

    24. JR

      You kinda have to be if you're the host of-

    25. AS

      Okay, he's all in.

    26. JR

      ... Ghost Adventures.

    27. AS

      But also now, he's super self-aware-

    28. JR

      Ooh.

    29. AS

      ... that, of their popularity and of his characte- caricature of himself.

    30. JR

      Oh.

  11. 38:3743:41

    North Sentinel Island, Amazon lost cities, and ancient psychoactive use

    1. AS

      Hey, wait, that's, this re-... This reminds me of, you tell, when you talk about that island, that private island, you know-

    2. JR

      Yes.

    3. AS

      ... Sentinel I- Sen- Sentinel Island?

    4. JR

      North Sentinel Island.

    5. AS

      North Sentinel Island?

    6. JR

      Yeah.

    7. AS

      Planes still fly over that or no? Are they not allowed to fly over that-

    8. JR

      Well-

    9. AS

      ... as a restricted airspace?

    10. JR

      I don't think it's restricted. No. But you can't land there and you can't circle.

    11. AS

      Right.

    12. JR

      You can't visit.

    13. AS

      India owns it, right? Doesn't the c-... Doesn't India control it?

    14. JR

      I believe so.

    15. AS

      Yeah. And it's, like, 10-mile radius.

    16. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    17. AS

      I saw a thing online that said a boat crashed there and you could still see on Google Images the remnants of the boat.

    18. JR

      Yeah, they came for the people in the boat, too, and the helicopters got them off the boat right as the people were, like, pulling up in-

    19. AS

      Oh, so they lived?

    20. JR

      ... rafts and shit. Yeah.

    21. AS

      Fuck.

    22. JR

      Yeah. They, they lived, but those, the villagers were coming for them.

    23. AS

      Wow.

    24. JR

      Yeah.

    25. AS

      Can you imagine stumbling across a village?

    26. JR

      They've been, they've been fucked with sometime in the past, you know, that, uh, Commander Maurice Vidal Portman, that guy.

    27. AS

      Yeah. Yeah.

    28. JR

      Shout out to, uh, Respectable Law on, uh, Twitter. He has a, uh, a giant thread about it. It may be pinned on the top of his Twitter page, but explaining, uh, like, one of the reasons why those people are so hostile.

    29. AS

      Right.

    30. JR

      And it has to do with this British explorer who was really kinky and, uh-

  12. 43:4153:37

    Vengeance instincts: road rage, grudges, and chimp brutality

    1. JV

      They're still gonna fuck you up. Yeah. Well, human beings are, well, I think humans and chimps too, they, they want retribution. Yeah. They want revenge. We love vengeance, man. Yeah. That's like our favorite thing in the world. Yep. A guy almost fucking hit me four times today. I wish I got his license plate to call him out on here. Pfft, cunt. And he was cutting me off and he kept trying to hi- like hit my car after I w- Why? He cut me off in a big, like, F-350 truck and then I gave him one of these fucking honk. Like, dude. I mean, just miss my car. You know? Then I move on. Well, he pulls over next to me, gives me the finger, and then tries to, like, pull in my fucking lane like as if he's gonna hit my car. Dude.

    2. AS

      Out of his m- I was like... This guy (laughs) . He just knows-

    3. JV

      It's-

    4. AS

      He just knows his car hits my car, his car has barely any damage on it. He knows a big F-350 tru- his tire is the size of my fucking car.

    5. JV

      What a dick. He was a dick. But he wanted shit. So it's like now, vindictively, I hope I see him again. (laughs) Like now I just wanna fucking see him again somewhere in th- (laughs) in the city just to, just this guy, I wanna have that moment with him again, see him outside of his fucking big truck. That's funny.

    6. AS

      Yeah. We love, we like... I, I, I don't hold grudges. Like, Bobby Lee and I were talking about it. Bobby holds the biggest grudges on earth. He has some of the worst. I mean, he has like 20-year grudges.

    7. JV

      Really?

    8. AS

      Oh my God. Yeah.

    9. JV

      Bobby Lee?

    10. AS

      Bobby Lee. Ask him about it. He genuinely... When someone does the wrong thing to him, like, I'm not talking, like, makes a bad mista- when someone f- does something where you're like, "That's fucked up. That can fuck up a friendship," he will hold that against you for the rest of time. That's it. That's it. Where some people would go, "Whatever, man. I forgive you. Shit happens."

    11. JV

      Hmm.

    12. AS

      Nah. He's f- he holds a fucking grudge, dude. Bad. (laughs) That little tiny ball, rice ball has a lot of fucking vengeance inside of him, dude.

    13. JV

      (laughs)

    14. AS

      He's my little dumpling.

    15. JV

      How dare you?

    16. AS

      No, I'm, I'm allowed to say that, man. I'm allowed to say that because I, uh, because I used to own Bobby. I used to bu- I bought him for a month.

    17. JV

      How much did it cost?

    18. AS

      65 grand.

    19. JV

      That's a lot.

    20. AS

      Mm-hmm.

    21. JV

      Could you do anything? I mean, would you have to feed him?

    22. AS

      He doesn't really require that much food.

    23. JV

      Then when does he get to own you? That's part of the deal, right? He owns you for a month now? Ten years later. Yeah.

    24. AS

      Ten years later, he owns you for a whole month. He holds me for a month. Yeah.

    25. JV

      But then he's gonna be stewing on it for ten years. So by the time-

    26. AS

      Yeah. Yes. (laughs)

    27. JV

      Imagine if people really did do that. They just decide, "Okay. I'll, you can own me for one month."

    28. AS

      Yeah.

    29. JV

      "And I'll do whatever the fuck you want, but then I own you for one month ten years from now."

    30. AS

      That's a great movie, by the way.

  13. 53:371:02:33

    Costa Rica animals: coatimundis, resort monkeys, and “don’t feed them” ethics

    1. JR

      Did I tell you when we were in Costa Rica?

    2. AS

      Mm-mm.

    3. JR

      And, uh, there's ch- ... There's monkeys everywhere there.

    4. AS

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      It's crazy. Cool, cool-ass monkeys, but they're a little sketchy.

    6. AS

      I know, I got married down there.

    7. JR

      And ... Oh, you did?

    8. AS

      In Costa Rica, yeah.

    9. JR

      Yeah.

    10. AS

      Yeah, they're out- they're out of their fucking mind.

    11. JR

      We were hanging out with them, and, uh, there's a thing called a coatimunda. You know what that is?

    12. AS

      No.

    13. JR

      They look like a, like a raccoon-monkey thing. It's a weird creature.

    14. AS

      A runkey.

    15. JR

      And, uh-... they would come out, we were staying at this resort and they would just come right down the, the pathway to where your, uh, your door to your room was-

    16. AS

      (laughs)

    17. JR

      ... and they'd just hang out with you, like these coatimundis, just hanging out. You could feed them grapes and shit. They would take them right out of your hands.

    18. AS

      Yeah.

    19. JR

      But, like, no danger at all. They were, like, super chill and friendly. So we gave this coatimundi some grapes and then he laid down and took a nap under my chair.

    20. AS

      (laughs)

    21. JR

      Like, just took a fucking nap.

    22. AS

      It's like a dog.

    23. JR

      It was like a dog.

    24. AS

      Yeah, yeah.

    25. JR

      But, like, the most chill dog of all time.

    26. AS

      (laughs)

    27. JR

      I'm like, "Goddamn, these things are cool."

    28. AS

      (laughs)

    29. JR

      Like, we were just sitting there at just... I go, "Go ahead, buddy, take a s- take a nap. You're safe here." I gave him some grapes and shit.

    30. AS

      That's why people wanna, want chimps at their house. People love the idea of, of having them.

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