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Joe Rogan Experience #1329 - Brian Moses

Brian Moses is a stand up comedian, writer, producer, and host. He is the host of "Roast Battle" which can be seen on Comedy Central and every Tuesday night at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles.

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Aug 2, 20193h 13mWatch on YouTube ↗

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  1. 0:001:39

    Roast Battle as comedy’s “safe space” for brutal jokes

    1. JR

      Boo, boo, boo, boom. Brian Moses, you are one of the saviors of comedy. I want you to know this. Honestly, truly, really, 'cause the Roast Battle, Roast Battle is like one of the last real, like, sanctuaries for horrible comedy, like, nasty-

    2. BM

      (laughs)

    3. JR

      ... evil, fucked up, but hilarious comedy. And the way you do it, where you make everybody hug it out at the end, and y- you know, and you, like, set the ground rules, no violence. This is just j- joke writing.

    4. BM

      This is all, this is just, words don't hurt us.

    5. JR

      When I first came back to The Comedy Store, it was like, how many years ago it was now? It's like five years ago or something like that.

    6. BM

      Yeah.

    7. JR

      And-

    8. BM

      The exile was over.

    9. JR

      ... and when I saw Roast Battle, it was one of the things that made me go, "Whoa, this place is different now. This place has changed. It's like, it's evolved."

    10. BM

      We brought like, kind of like some like what of a, uh, a fight culture back to it. You know what I mean?

    11. JR

      Yeah.

    12. BM

      You know, like where, if you have a problem, you know, we're in a place where all we use is words anyway, so duke it out that way.

    13. JR

      Yeah. Well, not just that. There's people that don't have problems with each other and they just-

    14. BM

      (laughs)

    15. JR

      ... fuck each other up on that stage. (laughs) There's like people with like devastated friendships.

    16. BM

      Yeah, they ruin friendships. They, uh-

    17. JR

      Yeah. (laughs)

    18. BM

      But I mean, but nobody's ever attacked each other, so...

    19. JR

      That's amazing.

    20. BM

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      Uh, 'cause I've been there a couple times. I stopped going. It makes me feel bad. (laughs)

    22. BM

      Does it? It's consensual. Everybody-

    23. JR

      Dude.

    24. BM

      ... everybody's involved.

    25. JR

      I fucking, I'm the commentator for the UFC-

    26. BM

      Yeah.

    27. JR

      ... and Roast Battle makes me feel bad. (laughs)

    28. BM

      That's the combat sport you don't like?

    29. JR

      Just stop and think about how crazy that is.

    30. BM

      That's nuts. Why? How is that possible?

  2. 1:393:15

    When roasts go too far: the anatomy of a shocking joke

    1. BM

      Oh. I saw, there was a joke recently by, uh, it was Jimmy Carr and Megan Galey, and, and Jimmy was judging her and she was battling a puppet. That's how crazy this show gets. (laughs)

    2. JR

      (laughs)

    3. BM

      So this girl's got like a half hour on Comedy Central, she's, she's brilliant. And, uh, Jimmy said something snide to her, and her response was, "I wouldn't fuck you if you raped me."

    4. JR

      Oh.

    5. BM

      And I was like, "That's... I can't believe I've never heard that before."

    6. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    7. BM

      And his response to that was, "Oh, you can say funny things." (laughs)

    8. JR

      Oh, wow.

    9. BM

      It was gorgeous.

    10. JR

      I wouldn't fuck you if you raped me. How about... Hmm.

    11. BM

      (laughs) Let's break that down.

    12. JR

      Yeah. I would have to be like this about that joke. Hmm, I don't, I don't know if I'm going along with that one.

    13. BM

      False premise.

    14. JR

      Yeah. Yeah.

    15. BM

      Not going along with that one. Why not?

    16. JR

      I don't know. Just-

    17. BM

      Yeah.

    18. JR

      I mean, you're not fucking someone if they rape you.

    19. BM

      No, no, 'cause it's not consensual rape.

    20. JR

      Ever. Yeah, so-

    21. BM

      You're not giving it back.

    22. JR

      ... it doesn't make sense.

    23. BM

      All right. Well, I think-

    24. JR

      I get it.

    25. BM

      Yeah. (laughs) All right, I made a guess.

    26. JR

      I mean, I get what she's doing.

    27. BM

      Yeah.

    28. JR

      I get what she's saying.

    29. BM

      It was just so hard, though.

    30. JR

      (laughs)

  3. 3:154:21

    Progressive dogma, apologies, and the ‘trans kids’ culture war

    1. JR

      Do you know that they made Mario Lopez apologize-

    2. BM

      For what?

    3. JR

      ... because he said that, "The babies shouldn't be trans."

    4. BM

      Oh. (laughs)

    5. JR

      And he said, "I'm s- my, my comments were ignorant and insensitive 'cause I wanna keep my job at E!"

    6. BM

      Right, exactly.

    7. JR

      That's all it is.

    8. BM

      Yeah.

    9. JR

      He shoulda, he shoulda added that. He shoulda went, "dot, dot, dot, because I wanna keep my job at E!"

    10. BM

      "Because I wanna keep my job." That's really all it is.

    11. JR

      Three-year-old trans babies, what the fuck? Some, uh, Blaire White, who's actually a trans woman, had a hilarious quote. She goes, uh, "Three-year-old trans kids are like vegan cats. We know who's making the lifestyle choices."

    12. BM

      Oh, message. (laughs)

    13. JR

      Boom. And she's trans.

    14. BM

      Right. So she gets it.

    15. JR

      Which is hilarious.

    16. BM

      Yeah.

    17. JR

      Well, she can say it. She's free.

    18. GU

      Hey.

    19. JR

      Free like a bird.

    20. BM

      I mean, what age?

    21. JR

      I- It ain't three. Should be in your 20s or something. You should be in your-

    22. BM

      Like an adult.

    23. JR

      ... f- fucking adults.

    24. BM

      A full-grown adult, right?

    25. JR

      Three-year-olds... What's the matter?

    26. GU

      The camera just cut off.

    27. JR

      The camera cut off? What?

    28. GU

      No.

    29. JR

      The fucking government. They don't want us talking about trans babies.

    30. BM

      (laughs)

  4. 4:219:30

    Race, identity, and ‘new racism’ vs. historical terror

    1. JR

      Oh, hi, everybody. Um, yeah, I mean, we live in the weirdest time in terms of like progressive ideology being a-

    2. BM

      Right.

    3. JR

      ... dogma this year.

    4. BM

      Gender's a construct, race is a construct, they're trying to bring it all down.

    5. JR

      (laughs) But n- race is not a construct because no one's been successfully transracial.

    6. BM

      Oh, that's true.

    7. JR

      Never, never been pulled off even remotely, not even-

    8. BM

      Eddie Murphy-

    9. JR

      ... not even close.

    10. BM

      ... on SNL.

    11. JR

      Yeah, but you could go black to white, like C- Dave Chappelle used to do it all the time. Remember he's do the roadman-

    12. BM

      Oh, right. Yeah. (laughs)

    13. JR

      ... with the crazy wig? (laughs)

    14. BM

      (laughs) Yeah, that was pretty good, too.

    15. JR

      You could, you could do black to-

    16. BM

      Yeah.

    17. JR

      ... white and nobody cares. You used to be able to do white to Asian. You can't even do that anymore.

    18. BM

      Mm-mm.

    19. JR

      But you could do a-

    20. BM

      So you can't do transracial.

    21. JR

      You could probably go Asian to white.

    22. BM

      People are really holding onto this race thing.

    23. JR

      Hmm.

    24. BM

      Like, why is that? Why do we hold on to it?

    25. JR

      I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Hmm.

    26. BM

      I mean, 'cause I don't look at you as like... I don't even know, I don't even know what you are.

    27. JR

      (laughs)

    28. BM

      (laughs) You're just a tank. You know what I mean?

    29. JR

      I'm, uh, mostly Italian, Irish, 1% Asian, 1.6% African.

    30. BM

      See, and I don't even have that. I'm just like a nigga from America.

  5. 9:3012:46

    OJ Simpson’s Twitter: the surreal ‘voice of reason’ era

    1. JR

      (laughs) Did you see OJ's fucking Twitter? Have you been paying attention to OJ's Twitter?

    2. BM

      No, I don't follow it, Joe.

    3. JR

      (screams)

    4. BM

      I just said you can't follow OJ on Twitter. That's crazy.

    5. JR

      I follow him.

    6. BM

      Do you?

    7. JR

      Fuck yeah.

    8. BM

      Why?

    9. JR

      Because it's great.

    10. BM

      (laughs)

    11. JR

      Uh, Doug Stanhope and I, back in the day when we were hosting The Man Show, we had an idea for, uh, having OJ Simpson at the end of every show. OJ Simpson would be like, uh, Andy Rooney, and he would, like, break down the problems in America.

    12. BM

      (laughs)

    13. JR

      "Here's what I think about things. Hey, Twitter world." And so that's what he's doing. He's literally doing what Doug and I wanted him to do on The Man Show, but he's doing it all on his own. Like, he was talking about the debates. He goes, "Is it just me, or does Tulsi and Andrew Yang, are they the only ones that are following the rules? I'm just saying."

    14. BM

      Following the rules, OJ? (laughs)

    15. JR

      Let me see his hearing. Let me watch this play. Play it. Bring it back to the beginning. Give me some volume.

    16. NA

      Hey, Twitter world. Is it my imagination-

    17. JR

      Whoa, hold up. Go to the beginning of so I can hear, "Hey, Twitter world." That's my favorite part.

    18. NA

      Hey, Twitter world.

    19. BM

      (laughs)

    20. NA

      Is it my imagination that Yang and Gabbard are the only two who know how to follow the rules of this debate? ... want them to become better citizens. That's the essence of what- I'm just saying.

    21. JR

      He's just saying.

    22. BM

      (laughs)

    23. JR

      Voice of reason.

    24. BM

      But wait, he can't even vote.

    25. JR

      That's a catchphrase.

    26. BM

      He's a convicted felon now, right?

    27. JR

      Uh, yeah.

    28. BM

      So yeah. Like, OJ, why, why are you even involved? You can't even vote.

    29. JR

      Because he's ...

    30. NA

      Wants to know where everything's going.

  6. 12:4616:14

    The OJ verdict, Rodney King context, and the PCP rabbit hole

    1. JR

      Oh, my God. It was ... I was watching the, the verdict with my girlfriend at the time. We were sitting in front of the TV. And I'll never forget. When they said not guilty, my girlfriend put her hand on her face, went like ...

    2. BM

      (gasps) No. No. No. That's crazy.

    3. JR

      She just couldn't believe it. She couldn't believe it, no.

    4. BM

      Because I remember being like... I, I was like... It was either elementary school or it was middle school and I remember the verdict happening and it was, like, a split verdict. My teacher, who was white, she was, like, devastated. And, like, all the Black kids, it was like me and one other kid, we were (laughs) we were so happy. We were just like, "Yes." 'Cause we didn't know any better. You know what I mean?

    5. JR

      Right. Sure.

    6. BM

      We were just like... We're just happy because a Black guy got off because of what happened to Rodney King. We're just like-

    7. JR

      Exactly.

    8. BM

      "This is redemption."

    9. JR

      That's how many people felt about it. They felt like-

    10. BM

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      ... the Rodney King thing was so fucked up that... I mean, the, the problem with the Rodney King thing is you only see the end.

    12. BM

      Mm-hmm.

    13. JR

      Apparently he led them on a crazy high-speed chase and there was fights and they-

    14. BM

      Right.

    15. JR

      And he was big fella. And he was on PCP.

    16. BM

      Yeah. So-

    17. JR

      So he was swinging for the fences.

    18. BM

      Yeah. (laughs)

    19. JR

      And so they had to beat him down, apparently, according to the cops. But then, you know-

    20. BM

      Well, PCP, like, makes your bones stronger, doesn't it?

    21. JR

      No, um, it makes you really, like, impervious to pain though.

    22. BM

      Okay.

    23. JR

      I had a friend who got his finger bitten off when he was on PCP.

    24. BM

      And never... He didn't feel it-

    25. JR

      He-

    26. BM

      ... until he woke up?

    27. JR

      I don't think he remembers 'cause he was so fucked up, but he was a boxer and he had his, uh, f- his toe removed, his, uh, not his p- not his pinky toe.

    28. BM

      Mm-hmm.

    29. JR

      Or not his fat toe, the big toe, but the one next to it. And they put it where his index finger was on his right hand.

    30. BM

      They moved his toe to his finger?

  7. 16:1420:27

    Chokeholds, fake black belts, and real murder cases

    1. BM

      And the second case was a guy who, uh, like, actually choked a guy.

    2. JR

      Just with a rear naked choke-

    3. BM

      No.

    4. JR

      ... he killed him? I know a dude who killed a guy with a choke.

    5. BM

      In the ring?

    6. JR

      No. Killed him in a, in a gym. He was banging this guy's wife.

    7. BM

      Oh, he really went for him?

    8. JR

      Yeah. It was crazy. He was banging the guy's wife and he invited the guy to his school and then choked him to death and killed him, and then was driving the guy's car around town.

    9. BM

      (laughs) Dude, that's cold-blooded.

    10. JR

      And then they arrested him. Yeah, he was a interesting character. He was a fake Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt. My friend Eddie Bravo called him out.

    11. BM

      Wait a minute. Fake?

    12. JR

      Yeah, yeah. He was fake. He was a fake black belt.

    13. BM

      Okay.

    14. JR

      He was c- telling everybody he was a black belt. And Eddie rolled with him and I remember him coming back to me and he's like, "That guy is not a black belt." And I go, "What? Are you sure?" And he goes, "Dude, he don't know anything." Like, it was too crazy. It was like he barely... It was like a white belt.

    15. BM

      You can killed doing shit like that.

    16. JR

      He was like, I thought maybe he was doing it because he was e- eh, maybe he was just being nice and wasn't going hard. And he goes, "But then as time goes on," so he's like, "This guy doesn't know what the fuck he's doing."

    17. BM

      (laughs)

    18. JR

      And so then he calls him up and, uh, and he was like, "Hey, are you a f- wh- are you a fucking black belt? Like, tell me you're bl-" And the guy's like, "Well, you know, I'm a black belt in Japanese jiu jitsu." He goes, "Stop, stop, stop, stop. Are you a fucking black belt?" And there's, like, this big pause. He's like, "Bro, you're a fucking liar. You're a liar." So Eddie separated himself from the guy and then years later, dude wound up murdering somebody.

    19. BM

      Oh, sh- (laughs) What?

    20. JR

      Yeah, yeah.

    21. BM

      With jiu jitsu?

    22. JR

      Yeah, he murdered a guy with jiu jitsu.

    23. BM

      No, so he, he knew some-

    24. JR

      Just, just tried him, the guy. Well, you know, I could teach you how to put a choke in, in f- five seconds.

    25. BM

      Yeah?

    26. JR

      Wouldn't take long at all. Yeah. I could teach you how to do it. Just wrap your forearm underneath someone's neck, clamp your hand to your bicep, put this arm behind their head, squeeze. You could kill somebody. It's not a hard thing to learn. But to actually apply it to someone who knows what they're doing-

    27. BM

      Mm-hmm.

    28. JR

      ... you'd have to get... You'd have to be really good. Like, you can't just... No one's gonna let you choke them, but this guy didn't know anything, so I think he snuck up behind this guy who he killed and just choked him.

    29. BM

      (laughs)

    30. JR

      Choked him to death.

  8. 20:2724:11

    Psychopath vs. sociopath—and what comedy success does to people

    1. BM

      Well, what's worth it, worse, a psycho or a sociopath?

    2. JR

      Mm-hmm. A sociopath is someone who doesn't care about someone. A psychopath, I think, is someone who violently attacks people. But in many ways, they're interchangeable. Like, let's, let's Google that. What is the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath? 'Cause I think a sociopath can have no violent tendencies-

    3. BM

      (coughs)

    4. JR

      ... but I think the idea is that they have no compassion for other people.

    5. BM

      Right.

    6. JR

      Like, I have a friend and she thinks her sister's a sociopath.

    7. BM

      Everybody thinks that everybody's a so- fucking sociopath these days.

    8. JR

      Hmm.

    9. BM

      That's like a hot-

    10. JR

      Right.

    11. BM

      That's, that's the hot word these days.

    12. JR

      It's like calling somebody a racist-

    13. BM

      Right.

    14. JR

      ... or calling someone a Nazi.

    15. BM

      Exactly. Yeah.

    16. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    17. GU

      The quick thing I pulled up...

    18. BM

      Well, put it up so we can read it.

    19. GU

      Yeah, you, well, you explained-

    20. BM

      (clears throat)

    21. GU

      ... exactly what it said, but there's just, like, a Venn diagram that's-

    22. BM

      Oh.

    23. GU

      It's-

    24. BM

      That's-

    25. GU

      ... a better explanation.

    26. BM

      By the way, every woman who's, you know, who's gonna hear this is gonna be like, "He is a sociopath."

    27. JR

      Oh, so there's something in the middle. There's like, he could be both. So, genetically predisposed.

    28. GU

      Why is it not working?

    29. JR

      (clears throat) A psychopath, genetically predisposed, lacks empathy and guilt.

    30. BM

      So my, my parents would have to be psychopaths.

  9. 24:1127:36

    Open mics are packed now: podcasts, process-fandom, and Chappelle sightings

    1. JR

      Yeah, yeah. And the, no better way to see it than the goddamn open mic nights.

    2. BM

      (laughs) Bruh.

    3. JR

      Whoo.

    4. BM

      Oh.

    5. JR

      At the store. I don't, I can't go anymore. I used to be able to go and just watch, but now it's so fucking crazy. It's just, I can't, I can't.

    6. BM

      Especially at the Comedy Store because now there's a crowd now, that... I mean, back when... I mean, I remember when I was, like, coming up, there was no crowd. It was just-

    7. JR

      Dude.

    8. BM

      It was just your peers.

    9. JR

      Open mic nights are packed.

    10. BM

      Yeah.

    11. JR

      Packed.

    12. BM

      Yeah, like with a real audience.

    13. JR

      Yes.

    14. BM

      Yeah, like that's... You guys are, you guys are stealing.

    15. JR

      There's people that are f-... fans of comedy now that wanna see the process.

    16. BM

      Really?

    17. JR

      Yeah, they do.

    18. BM

      Is that what that is?

    19. JR

      Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, there's a lot of talk-

    20. BM

      When did that change?

    21. JR

      (Coughing) Podcasts.

    22. BM

      Oh, that makes sense.

    23. JR

      We started talking about it on podcasts and next thing you know, I think, over the last like six, seven years, you start to see people that are like, "I wanna know what it's like." What do they... 'Cause they love going to see like headliners, like if you-

    24. BM

      Right.

    25. JR

      ... if you love going to see the fully finished product, you wanna see what it's like to see... It's almost like going to watch an amateur's fight. Like, "I'll keep an eye on him, maybe one day he'll be the champ."

    26. BM

      I hear that, but then it's also, I mean, there's that, but I, I feel like with fighting, yeah, you can kind of see somebody's style here and there, but with comedy you see everybody's style. You're gonna see a, a young guy who's probably doing like a Dave Chappelle type of thing-

    27. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    28. BM

      ... and a guy who's doing like doing a Jim Gaffigan type of thing, you know?

    29. JR

      Yeah.

    30. BM

      A Joe Rogan kind of thing, you know?

  10. 27:3643:04

    AIDS panic then vs. now: tests, rumors, ‘bug chasers,’ and medical progress

    1. BM

      There was a... You guys were scared of AIDS, this is the '90s, right?

    2. JR

      Oh, yeah.

    3. BM

      So yeah, so AIDS was big, you couldn't really fuck anybody.

    4. JR

      Dude, the first time I got an AIDS test I was so nervous.

    5. BM

      Really?

    6. JR

      Oh, yeah. I just was a slideshow of every bad decision I'd ever made. Every time I never wore a condom it's just going through my head. (imitating static) 'Cause everybody was convinced, there was a... It was funny because at the same time Kinison had a bit.

    7. BM

      Mm-hmm.

    8. JR

      Where he goes like, "They say, Sam, they say AIDS is a communicable disease. Straight people can get it too." He goes, "Name one!"

    9. BM

      (laughs)

    10. JR

      "Name one fucking guy! Fuck you, it's not our dance!"

    11. BM

      (laughs)

    12. JR

      And people were so-

    13. BM

      Did anybody know?

    14. JR

      People were so mad. Well, nobody I know.

    15. BM

      Yeah.

    16. JR

      But I was just-

    17. BM

      (clearing throat)

    18. JR

      ... you know, we... When it happened, I remember in my car dr- I was living in Boston, in my car driving and I was listening to the radio. And Magic Johnson had a press conference to announce that he had HIV, and it was like a scene in a zombie movie where the first person got bit and I was like, "Oh, my god."

    19. BM

      Yeah.

    20. JR

      "It's happening. Holy shit. I'm like, Magic Johnson with all his money? That guy's got HIV?"

    21. BM

      Yeah.

    22. JR

      "Oh my god, we're fucked. We're fucked." I remember thinking that. And then, uh, it was probably like a year or two later I got, I got an AIDS test.

    23. BM

      (laughs) After Magic got it two years later. (laughs)

    24. JR

      Well, I didn't have any money.

    25. BM

      I think he did actually. Correct.

    26. JR

      I couldn't have got... I mean, I didn't have health insurance.

    27. BM

      I forgot there was, like they cost money back then.

    28. JR

      Oh, yeah. Yeah.

    29. BM

      Okay, 'cause now they're just free.

    30. JR

      Yeah. Well, now they want people to not get AIDS.

  11. 43:0456:57

    Reparations, infrastructure, and incentivizing parenting/education (vs punishment)

    1. BM

      See, which is ... That makes sense. And that's also why I say, like, I'm not real big into the reparations talk for Black people. I mean, I don't really know the ins and outs of it. People keep saying, like, "We need it."

    2. JR

      Get ready for Twitter hate.

    3. BM

      I'm saying this. I'm saying how about-

    4. JR

      The new white k-

    5. BM

      How, how about we incentivize parenting?

    6. JR

      Mm. But can you do that? (clears throat)

    7. BM

      Let's keep ... If- if you're watching your kids instead of, like, they're just out there ... 'Cause I mean, like, let's say ... Is- is reparations talk about, I don't know, infrastructure in Black communities?

    8. JR

      Yes.

    9. BM

      And if that's the case, well then let's incentivize keeping the parents there, keeping the parents together. Or, if they're split up, it's just like, if you guys are teaching your kid and he, you know, he's in school every day or he survives, you know, eight years without a school shooting, every family gets like, you know, a big bonus. You know? Or if-

    10. JR

      Hmm.

    11. BM

      ... if he makes the honor roll, you know, like, you guys get this. It's like, you'd really be investing in your investments. Like, it take ... They say it takes 18 years to make back on your investment of your child. If you're, if you're incentivizing them to go to school for education, it's gonna make better people and a better society.

    12. JR

      Th- that seems good on paper. Now, if you're saying incentivize-

    13. BM

      Yeah.

    14. JR

      ... like how would you incentivize them?

    15. BM

      Right, I'm saying like, all right-

    16. JR

      It's always good ... It's a good ... It's always good-

    17. BM

      Yeah.

    18. JR

      ... to encourage people to be successful.

    19. BM

      Okay.

    20. JR

      But how would you-

    21. BM

      So, your kid tests well on some of these, like, aptitude tests, right?

    22. JR

      Right.

    23. BM

      Then you get a stipend or something like that. I mean, it's like-

    24. JR

      Mm-hmm.

    25. BM

      What- what- what are these reparations we're talking about exactly? 'Cause exactly, I don't really know the ins and outs of it, but if it's about infrastructure of Black communities, I'm so into it, but it's also, let's incentivize keep- and you know, uh, being in the child's life.

    26. JR

      That's a-

    27. BM

      Because for a lot of the- for a lot of the reason these kids are ... Like they're- they're depressed and they feel like they have a chip on their shoulder because nobody's home watching them, and they go to these gangs and they go to, you know, these other things, right?

    28. JR

      Right.

    29. BM

      It's because they're just not being watched.

    30. JR

      Right, but what I think the idea behind reparations is that some people at one point in time were profiting off of slavery. Those people have used that money, and that money has become a part of really large businesses, many, many large businesses.

  12. 56:571:07:45

    Florida madness: Epstein talk becomes an alligator documentary (while high)

    1. GU

      There's stuff going on at Ohio State with the Epstein shit. They've invested a lot of money at Ohio State and they're trying to figure out if they need to give it back or not. It's just-

    2. JR

      Oh.

    3. BM

      Oh, did he go to Ohio State?

    4. GU

      He didn't, but he's involved in Columbus business. And so they've-

    5. BM

      Ooh.

    6. GU

      ... given a lot of money to this football team, and-

    7. JR

      Have they determined that his, um, that his money... Like, how his money was made?

    8. BM

      Through sex trafficking?

    9. GU

      Oh, yeah. Like Epstein's money?

    10. BM

      Yeah.

    11. GU

      I don't know. I don't know. I mean, I know he was managing that one guy's money, but-

    12. BM

      I mean, how much from sex trafficking? 'Cause that, that would ma- that would make him a plantation owner. Like-

    13. JR

      (burps) Dude.

    14. BM

      ... in a sense, right? Because he's, like, he's giving out flesh. He's ge- he's getting paid for flesh.

    15. JR

      Mm. What was his, his... Al- allegedly what he did was he would find young girls.

    16. BM

      Yeah.

    17. JR

      And get them to give him massages.

    18. BM

      And they'd be like, "You guys should, you know-"

    19. JR

      Yeah.

    20. BM

      ... get in my tribe." Yeah.

    21. GU

      (sighs)

    22. BM

      (laughs)

    23. JR

      The prosecutor had a real creep-

    24. BM

      Like how mad you are, yeah.

    25. JR

      The prosecutor had a real creepy way of describing it too. He said that he, he thought it was impossible for him to control, that his, his impulses were impossible for him to control, and he was a great flight risk. So they didn't want him to have, um... See if that's true.

    26. BM

      So his therapist was saying this?

    27. JR

      See if that's true.

    28. BM

      So they're trying to protect him, but it's also like, are they trying to cure him?

    29. JR

      I think th- see if that quote is true 'cause, uh, I'm pretty high right now.

    30. GU

      Say it again.

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