In short
The hosts banter about pool/sunburn awkwardness (including “vacuum sealed” swimwear and speedos), swimming technique lessons, and then broad discussion of psychedelics (ayahuasca, DMT/changa) with skepticism about “lineage” grifts and heavy dosing. They also debate scrolling/phone boredom vs books and puzzles, and get into policing/justice (quotas, plea deals, judges’ moods, and cop stress). They end with tour/event plugs and a Fourth of July anecdote about politicians speaking to a crowd with bad audio.
Guests
Nate Marshall (mentioned as a co-host/guest). No other guest identities are clearly provided in the transcript.
Guest backgrounds
Nate is framed as someone who can swim (freestyle/butterfly claims are argued) and participates in the episode’s discussions; no biographical details beyond that appear.
Key claims
Heavy/too-frequent ayahuasca dosing is risky and may be a hustle; changa/DMT can “blast” hard; phone scrolling is mentally draining and boredom is useful; plea deals/quotas can ruin lives; judges’ mood (e.g., after lunch) may affect outcomes.
Notable examples
Connor Murphy (fitness influencer) allegedly drowned in Thailand after bugging out; “Andrew Tate” is referenced for anti-ayahuasca remarks; Brian Johnson is discussed for mushroom-based brain research; a Fourth of July politician speech is filmed but inaudible.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOSummer Pool Experiences
0:21 to 5:10
Discussion about pool encounters, body image, and swimsuit challenges.
“I am wearing it inside just to reflect how absolutely sunburned I was.”
Swimming Techniques and Lessons
5:10 to 7:11
Exploration of swimming techniques and personal experiences with lessons.
“Just floating swimming Getting absolutely cooked I learned about swimming though I did learn about I learned how to swim properly Took lessons after my kid My kid got done lessons, and I kind of asked.”
Ayahuasca Experiences and Concerns
7:11 to 10:13
Conversations about ayahuasca, its impact, and skepticism towards frequent use.
“Bro, no you don't That's a ladybug I want to see your butterfly now Okay Matter of fact, almost a year ago Where's your legs doing?”
Skepticism of Ayahuasca Practices
10:13 to 14:00
Debate around the validity and commercialization of ayahuasca retreats.
“I really do suspect that some of that stuff is a cult.”
Exploring Ayahuasca and DMT Experiences
14:00 to 18:09
The hosts discuss perceptions and caution around ayahuasca and DMT experiences.
“Ayahuasca's, it's like up there with diarrhea.”
The Aftereffects of Psychedelics
18:10 to 19:56
They explore the transient nature of psychedelic experiences and their potential effects on daily life.
“Like, that's going to suck, and then you're going to get depressed.”
Brian Johnson and Mushroom Insights
19:57 to 23:48
The conversation shifts to Brian Johnson's research on mushrooms and their potential health benefits.
“I think I might definitely, if I knew I'm dying, I might do one.”
Parents and Microdosing Discussion
23:49 to 28:00
They discuss potentially microdosing their parents with mushrooms and reminisce about family stories.
“So he took all of his tech, though, and he's becoming like a healthy vamp.”
Winter Relocation and Lawn Care
28:00 to 29:31
Discussion about relocating to warmer climates and the quirks of lawn maintenance.
“So, I mean, they should just move to Florida.”
Upcoming Comedy Shows Announcement
29:31 to 30:24
Hosts announce their upcoming comedy shows and encourage listeners to attend.
“Oh, no, Sean probably won't actually be at that one, I think.”
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Personal Quest Against Phone Scroll
30:24 to 31:36
A personal reflection on reducing phone use and embracing boredom for creativity.
“It's me, Lubert July 31st in Savannah, Georgia At 7pm, please come to that And then check Lubert Lee.fun Mowing grass fears Because of debris What happened to him?”
The Value of Boredom and Creativity
31:36 to 36:22
Exploring how boredom can enhance creativity and the need for quiet reflection.
“that I initially, it's like instinctively pull out the phone to scroll.”
Cops, Justice, and Systemic Issues
36:22 to 41:05
Discussion about policing, justice, and the systemic issues within law enforcement.
“shooting to be like my new hobby because I'm close to the range but it's like buying bullets is so fucking It's not like a cheap, you go like, all right, I'm just having a relaxing day.”
Life as a Cop and Shift Work Challenges
41:05 to 42:00
Insights into the challenges of being a cop, including shift work and personal impacts.
“Yeah, cops either marry other cops or nurses.”
The Struggles of Shift Work
42:00 to 45:50
Discussion about the challenges of working in shifts and the impacts on sleep.
“Seven to two, I'd be a bad seven to two cop because I'd catch a hangover day.”
Judges and Lunchtime Decisions
45:50 to 48:20
Exploration of how judges' moods can influence their decisions based on meal times.
“You can't even study it because they'd be like, what?”
The Fourth of July Parade Experience
48:20 to 51:30
Recollection of a frustrating experience during a local 4th of July parade.
“Dude, three of them or three or four of them did these fucking jerked off speeches.”
Big Boy Train Enthusiasm and Heat
51:30 to 55:50
A humorous take on train enthusiasts and an incident involving a train in extreme heat.
“But then Sunday, so I go to the farmer's market, and that's one of my favorite things during the week.”
Passing Out for Big Boy
55:50 to 56:00
Funny reflections on the incidents of fans passing out while waiting for the big train.
“Yeah, any of us could pass out looking at Big Boy.”
Heat Wave and Air Conditioning Politics
56:00 to 58:00
Discussion about air conditioning regulations during a heatwave and its societal implications.
“You dressed for 110 and it was 340 degrees.”
Billionaires and Their Privileges
58:00 to 59:50
Examination of the lifestyle and decisions of billionaires, particularly Taylor Swift.
“or was planning to have a concert, or not a concert, a wedding.”
Utility Companies and Rising Costs
59:50 to 1:01:40
Conversation about how rising energy demands from data centers affect local populations.
“It is funny to calm her down about the news and be like, no, about these aliens.”
Government Control and Energy Use
1:01:40 to 1:04:00
Discussion on the potential for government overreach in regulating energy consumption.
“It's taking away the power from the people.”
World Cup Controversies and Reversals
1:04:00 to 1:07:20
Exploration of FIFA's red card appeals and the implications for international soccer.
“Like, almost like you're tricking the people.”
American Culture Through Global Eyes
1:07:20 to 1:10:04
Reflections on how foreigners perceive American culture, especially food.
“Like, appealing the red card suspension.”
Exploring American Foods with Foreigners
1:10:04 to 1:11:30
Discover the humorous reactions of foreigners trying American foods like ranch and barbecue.
“Yeah, apparently there's a lot of videos of foreigners trying ranch and being like, what the fuck is this shit?”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00The Wild Wild West. Hey, we're fired up, dude. We're here. We're here. We're here again every week, dude. We're here. We're rocking.
0:09Nate Marshall:I'm not trying to be purposely obscured in the plants. This is just how the seat's going. You do got the safari look going, though. You got the safari look going, though. I do look like Jungle Jim right now. The Wild Four Bears. I got cooked in the sun yesterday, so the bucket, I just brought the bucket. I am wearing it inside just to reflect how absolutely sunburned I was. I just got destroyed in the sun, and then I was chilling at the house just dead. I had just eaten, crushed my fiber drink, poured the fiber powder of the drink, and, dude, I'm still in a bathing suit with wet underwear because the bathing suit doesn't have everywhere.
0:48Nate Marshall:Why do you have an underwear in a bathing suit? Because it didn't have a net, and it's so thin. You were around children, right? I'm around children. You can't have the teen that's getting vacuum sealed. That could be a life-changing moment It's just weird Even if I was presenting that day Because we're in the Austin heat This is the best flaccid dong weather ever I could have even been presenting You don't want the fucking flaccid You don't want the fucking vacuum sealed in the pool It's just awkward And then you gotta watch too If I get out of the water I'll try to un-vacuum seal But then you're just opening your waistband You can be flashing dong inadvertently I don't know I was about to complain about a whole different thing I get the same problem when I wear the Netta Jones, but my soft water dick gets mashed into the front of it.
1:33But it looks like every time, I don't know if it's just the way my dick wrestle my balls, it looks like I have the tiniest boner. And it's just, I get up the pool every time. Like, oh, shit.
1:44Nate Marshall:Yeah, it sucks, dude. It sucks. You got to do a quick, like, but then it's like, yeah, you're in the head game of like, is this person wondering why I'm adjusting? Yeah, I don't want to look like I'm being a fucker. Is it adjusting big dick behavior? Is it little dick behavior? I don't know. I don't know what these fucking ladies are thinking. And I don't want anybody to think it's weirdo behavior because I feel like I got to do it every time I get out the pool. I know. I've been trying to let it ride, but I do. Every now and again, it's not as bad as you think. Yeah. And that's why I'll keep the boxer briefs on under certain bathing suits that don't have the compression.
2:13Nate Marshall:Because it's like, they're so thin. If I get vacuum sealed, it's just awkward, dude. I get nervous to just even check how bad it looks because I feel like once you make eye contact with it, if you notice, you're like, well, I got it. I try to hit it underwater as I'm getting out. I'll try to. Then if you let the water in, it breaks the seal. Water rushes. I haven't even thought of that. I don't think about it until I'm out the water. I know. 99 % of the times, I'm just coming out. But lately, I have been like, I'm going to let it ride. I'm going to let it ride. We have fucking foreigners here.
2:42Nate Marshall:We got guys in Speedos. Yeah. A lot more. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There was a dude in Speedos the other day laying on his back, just sunning a hog. And it's just like, bro, do you. Do you. but like I was probably feels nice. Just women being like girls don't even like that dude. They don't like that. You're being weird and I was like these two ladies and I'm like I was like they don't like that. That's gotta just be I gotta ask actually because now I need to know if ladies think that's like because in my mind it looks so goofy it's no way they go. That's hot as hell. Yeah. Honestly though upon if I had my eye on these guys they were gay guys.
3:18Nate Marshall:Right away I'm like oh duh. I was not even worried about what ladies think. Weren't even thinking about them. They were probably wondering what I was thinking about. And I'm like, I am actively thinking. I'm the only guy in this pool thinking about your dong right now. But, dude, think about it like we see ladies in bikinis and go, ooh. Yeah, yeah, yeah, 100%. Also, Sonny, your dog probably feels. Sonny, your dick is probably like. I don't really. I was kind of like pissing outside during the day. I don't know what sun on my dick feels like. It's probably. It's nice. But, again, it was still speedoed up.
3:50Nate Marshall:He didn't have it like hanging out. But still, that's this much of a layer. That's true. It was there. And it's like a tight layer. It's not like when you're in just your swim trunks was kind of like over you. Yeah, you're not feeling the rays. He was definitely feeling the rays on his dog. Probably what was swelling it up. I was about to say, it probably makes it, there's a part of me that thinks it makes it at least a little bigger. Definitely, dude. Just the. Warm in the sun and there's a fucking guy swimming there with his kids just constantly checking your penis in the pool. He's probably like, what the hell's going on?
4:20Nate Marshall:It's working. It's working. My gay trap's working Is that sunburn dude Checking out my dick It was just The angle was crazy Because he was laying on his back So if you're a pool If you came out of the water You saw the dudes You just saw dick All you saw was dick You're like wow man What the hell And like the underside of dick The worst porn shot It was like a crazy angle Where I was like Bro did you set this up Yeah Did you lift Did you lift it Before you laid it It was Yeah He definitely propped it That's just probably stuff you learn at gay school How to lay out How to just put it up Properly Our dads never taught us how to put it up properly Petmanship and penis presentation Three Ps But yeah that was That was the day yesterday Just floating swimming Getting absolutely cooked I learned about swimming though I did learn about I learned how to swim properly Took lessons after my kid My kid got done lessons, and I kind of asked.
5:23Nate Marshall:I was like, you know, everyone gave an old man some technique lessons. Dude, swimming properly is so fucking hard. What stroke were they teaching you? Freestyle. Okay. Freestyle. I didn't ask about your stroke. No, hey, dude, swimming culture, it's like pause culture can't even be in swimming culture. Swimming culture is so outlandish with Speedos and, dude, it was. It's no real. You'd be pausing all day. You'd be paused. You wouldn't be able. You can't even function. If you're even in a pause mindset, if I brought Dame Dash or somebody to a swim meet, he'd have to leave. He could be paused when he'd be in there.
6:01If he goes out of a swim meet, he'd be like, pause. He's in a full suit on a podcast trying to do whatever the fuck he's up to. I hope this isn't a hilariously, like, I can't swim question, but what's freestyle? It's just anything? Freestyle's the classic. Oh, okay, okay, okay.
6:19Nate Marshall:Let me actually get proper form. Oh, hand over hand. My hands are cupped. Whatever that is. But freestyle is hard to do without getting completely gas. You get breaststroke indefinitely. Yeah, that was cool. Because you're coming up. But freestyle, I mean, I don't want to bore people out of their minds, but if you're doing it properly, you need to have a plan. Like, okay, three strokes, breathe. Because if you're like, stroke, stroke, stroke, oh, fuck, I'm out of air. And you don't even come up for air. You just kind of roll to your side and your mouth breaches and you take in air and you go back down.
6:50Nate Marshall:But if you miss, I would just bring water in. You're like, it was a long way to go. That's all. I have a long way to go. So you found out you actually can't swim also? Oh, I can swim. It's a matter of technique. I mean, I can do 1 ,000 yards in about 27 minutes. I was trying to find solidarity between the three of us real quick. No, I hear you. I'm not a particularly great swimmer, if you want to bond over that. I can swim, Nate. I got a great butterfly stroke. Bro, no you don't. Butterfly? Bro, no you don't That's a ladybug I want to see your butterfly now Okay Matter of fact, almost a year ago Where's your legs doing?
7:34We went on the lake About a year ago Bro, you were terrified of the water Me too
7:41Nate Marshall:I will say lake water is a little different I think we both did the whole day with the floaty. We were life jackets. Smart. Floaty in the lake is honestly, especially I'm sure alcohol is involved. If we wouldn't have done that, we'd have drowned. You guys would have been the racist guys who killed us on the internet. That wouldn't have been true, but that's what the internet would say. They'd be like, they went out there with their wife. Little Obama chef conspiracy. It would have been gay and racist. It would have been a gay racist conspiracy. we get overly confident i'm pretty sure they fucked their producers and drowned them lake austin we get too confident and ruin everybody's lives i mean yeah there was um whatchamacallit i just saw a thing a famous like instagram bodybuilder like a fitness influencer like an og fitness influencer just yeah he just well he drowned the guy i forget his name he um i saw one about a guy who was like on ayahuasca and he like ran out of a building no wait the guy in thailand uh i'll find it because i'll find the guy i'm talking about i just had it here in my phone uh yesterday but there was a guy who was like a og fitness influencer 32 years old and let me see if i can find it right here uh connor murphy i believe so yeah yeah yeah that's the guy 32 years old yeah he apparently was just in thailand and bugged out Like, he smeared paint all over.
9:10Nate Marshall:He, like, just was up all night. Again, I think the toxicology is coming in. It seems like meth type stuff. I have a video if you want to see him from, like, when he was about to pass out. Tyler and Beth seems terrifying. There's a video from him. Oh, yeah. Well, the cops came, and he ran away and jumped into, like, a really deep lake or wherever it was, tried to swim away, and he fucking just drowned. Yeah. That's how he went out. That's him? Is that what he was on? Yeah. Oh, shit. Oh, no. Oh, God, dude. That's fucked.
9:51Nate Marshall:That doesn't look fun. Yeah, no. He's like playing with his tongue. Damn, I wanted to. Also. That was the thing I wanted to try one day. Ayahuasca? But that like might have just scared me off. I'm staunchly. Also, staunchly. I think it's bizarre. Like, all these guys that do ayahuasca, they always do it 50 fucking times. You go down into a jungle. I really do suspect that some of that stuff is a cult. Yeah. Again, it's like, you never did it, blah, blah, blah. Fair enough. But I see a lot of people like, this is my 50th ayahuasca journey. Yeah. Dude, I feel like you're - That's too fucking many.
10:28Nate Marshall:Exactly. Exactly. Why? You shouldn't have hit double digits. If it is this, like, you know, mother spirit transformative thing, you got to pay this guy$1 ,000 again to do it down in Peru? Yeah. Why? I personally, and I've talked to my brother about this a lot. He shares, I think, even more so kind of a paranoid concern where you go down to, like, you know, say Peru, wherever, these guys, like the Ayahuasquero guys, shaman types, man, that is the easiest hustle to pull off. Yeah. You get a rich guy from America or London or wherever. You have them tripping fucking balls with a bunch of other people.
11:07Nate Marshall:And then afterwards, you're like, bro, your aura during that whole thing. Like, I think you're like part of the great lineage and you need to come back down here and train. And like, I don't know. I don't want to be yucking yum or being like a big time hater on people's fucking, you know, psychedelic bug out sesh. But like, dude, that shit freaks me out where it's like, this is my 50th time. I'm just, I have so much more to clear It's like, dude I know one dude who did it, he did it once And he did, he changed his life I don't know if it was for the better or not But he was like, he had like a good job working in IT For like a big company or whatever He just quit and started Like after he did IOSC, he came back and quit And started taking care of, like volunteering And taking care of dogs at the Humane Society That's chill Like that's cool, but it also was like You had a great gig, bro I don't know if that I don't know if your family was pretty hype on that.
12:01Nate Marshall:That's the thing. I've heard of a couple people, too, who have been like, yeah, I've done it once or twice. It was life-changing, amazing. It's like, cool, that's nice. I've also, I feel like I've seen a couple people kind of bug, completely bug on it. And then I remember really early on when it was first coming online, talking to someone, you would hear about it. It was like steroids. It was like hippie steroids. You'd be like, dude, he's just on a different level now. like my i remember someone telling like dude my boy did ayahuasca came back now he has a dual screen computer and he just like does shit all day you know it's just looking at conspiracy two screens now that's that was the big breakthrough but yeah i don't know i i do think there's like i don't know i i'm like the more i see of that stuff the more i'm kind of i'm really hesitant yeah but my whole point is definitely don't do it in your fucking apartment by yourself in thailand if that's what you're running every Every two hours.
12:56He was doing extra doses? He said every two hours he was, like, taking ayahuasca. With who, though? Just himself? Just himself, yeah.
13:02Nate Marshall:Well, that's the other thing. You get people who are, like, in the States, like, no, I can make it. I'll just bring it over. It's like, I'm not doing it in my house. Yeah. What the fuck, dude? Then you're like, no, take me to the jungle. I don't care if I'm being sucked into a cold. Give me the. And everybody I know who's done it says it's like a six-hour trip. Like, every two is, like, he was bugging. He had to be on, I don't know. Multiple. Yeah, multiple levels. Yeah, he was in all the dimensions He saw his past, present That's a shame Andrew Tate was He was talking about ayahuasca And he says it's for cowards He's like, if I wanted to find myself I'll go in the ring and I'll fight And see what I'm made of I mean I don't need ayahuasca like that That's what he said Okay, my thing is like Do it before you talk shit That's the OG anti-stoner Like, dude, I don't even care I guarantee he would bug out And freak the fuck out That's my thing it's like it's probably sick i'm not saying it's not sick it's just the context is in kind of bugs me out a little bit where it's like i'm part of the ancient lineage and i've heard that stuff's not even real like the like i heard they did it like that was like a thing they did a long time ago but like this whole like iowa scaro lineage i could be wrong i've heard it's pretty recent in terms of like formalizing it and all this stuff again we're starting to like almost like if you're a salesman like i heard it's kind of a grift i It's a bit of a hustle.
14:22Nate Marshall:Again, I could be wrong. I don't know. Ayahuascaros. I mean, good luck with that. I don't even know how to spell it. Ayahuasca's, it's like up there with diarrhea. Yeah, yeah. Impossible to spell. Impossible to spell. But that's all. My whole thing is just like heed caution. Because it's easy. Dude, imagine again, if you are, if you happen to be a bit of a malevolent actor, it's easy to snack. You have some wayward westerner, and you fucking blow their mind. You're dressed. You have a log. You just, like, look like the thing they want you to look like. I believe that guy. Especially if you're going there for that.
14:57You want that to all be true. They already know that. They want you to believe, or they want to believe everything you're pitching to them. It's probably a layup.
15:08Nate Marshall:I mean, the easiest. I think the babes are there. You can snag the babes. They're first and foremost. It's just like you have the beautiful mother spirit. You're a divine. I do? Oh, my God. Have you ever done, like, Orange Theory yoga classes? How did you know? Oh, my God. You can see it. Oh, my God, I have done Orange Theory. Is it showing? It's just a Peruvian creeps. A bunch of guys with llamas. Again, maybe I'm wrong, all right? Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it's chill. Again, my thing is, I will say, for the record, terrified to do it. Maybe one day it'd be cool. You can all do it. You stay maybe at a company retreat level.
15:45Nate Marshall:that way none of us get whisked away into... So that's like a zero for you, ayahuasca, complete zero. Maybe one day. Okay, okay. Again, maybe one day. Again, I could be wrong. I have a tendency to hear things and be like, fuck that, that's bullshit. But I think it definitely probably rocks your socks because it's similar to DMT, I think. I'm nervous. That's when I'm nervous. I smoked DMT before, and it was... If you're telling me you're going to turn that on for six hours, no, thank you. Did you do the straight DMT or did you do the... The Chang 'e. The Chang 'e. The Chang 'e. But it's still like I blasted.
16:16Nate Marshall:I was gone. It's fucking nuts, dude. I had the changa for a while. I had it so long. I was like, it might not be good anymore. You need, and again, this is, you know, I'm contradicting myself, but you need somebody there. You can't. It's going to be me and my girl. She's not. You don't, you need like, I luckily still have a thing where like, if I'm with my older brother, I'm like, my older brother's here. I'm totally cool. Yeah. So I smoked a changa with him and I was like, what could go wrong with my older brother? And, dude, it literally felt like someone just like, you know, we see everything here.
16:47Nate Marshall:I feel like someone just crunched that like a soda can, and I was just somewhere else. I'm laughing because you said that. You saw the day. You were with me the day I lost that. When my brother couldn't hang at the show. When he collapsed. Yeah. That was the day I was like, yo, I'm big bro now. I'm like, he went down. What is a changa? Changa is when you take, so you take basically DMT, and rather than smoking the crystal itself, you can kind of like melt it down or like dissolve it in something and put it on like an herb, like anything. And then you let the alcohol or whatever evaporate out and it like transfers the DMT into a smokable herb form.
17:27Nate Marshall:So that way you can just kind of rip it out of a bong and then having to like blow torch crystals like a crackhead. So, yeah, it was, it's, and here's the thing too. It's like, you know, I'm not the biggest psychonaut in the world, but it's like I've done mushrooms a bunch of times. I've done all that stuff. at the end of the day there's really nothing that can completely ice out your day to day like a Tuesday 10am bullshit part of the day you can only get better than that by facing it head on the idea like dude I fucking transcend it to another dimension with this and now it's like yeah maybe for three months man and then you're gonna get an annoying phone call and you're gonna spaz and it's gonna contradict this whole fucking personality you've built around being high for 10 hours.
18:13Nate Marshall:That might be the... Like, that's going to suck, and then you're going to get depressed. I've seen it. That might be the nice ayahuasca, though. It might last long, but like that little bit of... It's the afterglow. Yeah, because the mushroom afterglow, I feel like, lasts for like, if you do... I don't know. I've never really done more than an eighth, but that lasts for like two days. Yeah. Of like, you know what? Nothing's that bad. The world's great. People are nice. And then you get like, by day three, you're back to like yelling in traffic or whatever the fuck. I mean, again, I'm not against it.
18:41Nate Marshall:I think it rocks that we have that stuff, especially for as we get older. I think it's like massive. It's going to be so great to approach death with the ability to be like, oh, yeah, diagnosis isn't good. Time for a five-grammer. It's all been, you know, I'm not in like some weird basement. This is all above board. I think all of that is phenomenal. It's just this whole thing when guys are like, with the whole like Twitter thread brain where it's like, let me tell you about a time I've absolutely transcended. Here's how I've done it. It's like, dude, shut the fuck up. No, you haven't. You're a fucking dumbass.
19:15Nate Marshall:This is probably AI. That's the shit I hate when it's like I've gone to another level. I would love to feel like that, though. Like, come back and just be weird around y 'all. Like, I'm just weird. Yeah, it'd be awesome. Dude, I've literally done this. I've lived it. I've lived it, and you just crash. It's a delusion. It's a chemically powered delusion that crashes so fucking hard, and you go, fuck. Just start only wearing sandals and shit like that. No, guys, I know what's going on. If I got diagnosed with a deadly disease, I'd be on mushrooms all the time. I think that would be it, just deal.
19:52I would do a crazy amount, too. Just every day. Just a bunch. I might eat a quarter ounce, like a half ounce. I think I might definitely, if I knew I'm dying, I might do one. Pure vision quest. Yeah, fool, lay me down. I'm finishing my life, God, and it's going to be right now.
20:07Nate Marshall:Here's the thing, though. Maybe, maybe. I like to think I would, too, but imagine tripping really hard when you know you have a terrible disease. Ooh. Because then you might go, like, oh, fuck, I have a disease. And I'm going to, yeah, it could freak you out. Although, no, but if you take enough, you will, like, leave your body, and that would be pleasant. Because you'd be like, what the fuck's the disease? I'm going over here. I'm never going back to that thing. Fuck that. My body sucks. My body's cooked. My mind is gay. I'm on the fucking ethereal plane. Come back into your body, you're like, fuck it.
20:47Nate Marshall:I thought I made it out. I already met fucking guys. I think overall, for real, probably would help. If you have a terminal disease and you get to, like, blast out of the whole body sphere, no doubt, huge W. Spiritual W, for sure. It's just when you're, like, 27, you're a coder, and you're like, I've actually hacked the fabric of reality. And Tate, dude. dude, oh, I just get in the ring to see what I... It's like, first of all, okay, so then, you know, whatever. I'm not going to hate on Cobra Tate, but it's like, he's not in UFC or anything. Yeah. It's like, it's definitely impressive to be a kickboxer, but like, okay, dude, cool.
21:20Nate Marshall:And it's also like, he's not defined by his fighting. It's his online personality that's attracting people. So it's kind of nuts. Wait, Tate used to be a fighter? He's a kickboxer. Yeah, he was like a kickbox champion. He's a real, yeah, he's a real kickboxer. The last time he fought, he like lost though, didn't he? Yeah, I mean, every fighter loses, but it's also like, Again, I'm not sitting here hating on Gilbert Tate's fighting. Yeah. But it's like, dude, if that's the case, get in the fucking octagon with a UFC guy, you know? But it's, you know, it's whatever. That whole thing, I've encountered that so many times.
21:48Nate Marshall:It's like, fuck that. Smoking weed. It's like, dude, you will bug out. It's okay. You'll bug out. Be like, I don't even need that shit. I'll bug it. It's like, okay, cool. I've been debating whether or not I'm going to do something like that for my dad. He's getting older. He's getting goofy-brained. Yeah. And I don't know. Just part of me feels like that would be nice for him. But I don't want to. Are you laughing? I'm calling it goofy brain? What's goofy? Yeah, explain goofy brain. It's like dementia. Oh, no. Goofy brain. Apparently, I've read a thing that single-dose massive mushroom things help dementia.
22:24Nate Marshall:And that's from our health czar, Brian Johnson. See this? That's a new health czar. He died. No, Brian Johnson? Yeah, I thought he has an incurable disease. He's got a little fucking autoimmune stuff. Dude, everyone has that. If anyone can figure it out, it's him. He's going to dedicate all this time and money to curing whatever this is. You're talking about the guy who was drinking his child blood has a weird disease? Yeah. Okay. He's the guy who got that mushroom tank on that? Brian Johnson. Brian Johnson. Here's the thing. Yes, when he swapped blood serum with his son, is that creepy optically?
22:56Nate Marshall:Yes. Obviously, that's a very, very fucking, I mean, it's the essence of creepy. to actually suck out your son's youth and inject it into your... It's from fairy tales. He did the mirror mirror on the wall. And instead of fucking giving a poison apple, he was like, yo, give me some of your genetic youth. You have enough. Let me feed from you, boy. Yes, that's very unappealing. I understand that. However, the thing I do like about him is he publishes all... He puts all of his money in his stuff, and he seems pretty transparent about all of his findings. So I do, again, as optically not the best that is, I do appreciate what he's doing.
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23:38Yeah, he's doing youth genics on his son. He's doing me genics.
23:44Nate Marshall:But, yeah, that's a whole thing. Is he getting funding from people, or he's just like his own money? It's him. He's rich. He's rich from tech shit. So he took all of his tech, though, and he's becoming like a healthy vamp. I love you. He's doing healthy vamp life, which is a totally new thing. Yeah, I like this new thing where people make a bunch of money from one tech thing and then just do whatever they want for the rest of their lives. Exactly. Yeah. It's not like, you know, we have parallel interests, me and fucking Brian Johnson, but there's a part where I'm kind of like, all right, this is a little weird.
24:15Nate Marshall:I'm obviously a Sun Maxxer. He's not. That's where we really disagree. But the thing he did, he got really - He thinks the sun is bad? Yeah, he wears an umbrella. It's embarrassing. But umbrellas for rain are just like, I find that questionable enough. for the sun is like, bro, that's just for Asian ladies. And a pasty white wee blade. That's if we're going to extend it. Irish is unacceptable, dude. I took my burn like a man in the pool yesterday. No sunscreen. But yeah, the thing Brian Johnson did is he took mushrooms, big doses, and hooked himself up to state-of-the-art brain shit. and he's now he's taking his nerd brain onto the science of mushrooms and he's finding like, dude, these things are so good for like a lot of stuff that we're not using.
25:06I was thinking about giving him a little micro and telling him like, yo, this is like, you know, like a half a gram, maybe a gram. Would he take it? Oh, yeah. My dad used to be a... He got dementia, man. He won't know. I'll tell him. He'll be like, all right, Nathan. He'll give it a shot. But he used to be a deadhead, like for real, for real a deadhead. Oh, yeah, so yeah. That might be why he fucking has the fucking shit going on now. He's a real deadhead. He told me some story about riding a motorcycle. He didn't know how to ride a motorcycle on acid. If you met him, you wouldn't guess it. He comes off like a straight, laced dude.
25:42Nate Marshall:Usually the most far-out guys, by the way. Yeah. Come off pretty straight-laced, if I'm being honest. When he was younger, he went to Catholic school, too, in Reddick. All his homies were just Italian dudes. I don't know. He just became deadheads with them. That's so silly He was like selling weed And I didn't believe him when he would first tell me But he did that dad thing where he would like tell it again And it would never be It would just be like a story he told Like the first time, nothing's different Oh he really did that shit, he just wasn't trying to sound cool Yeah, no, he's probably And also he probably was like Yeah, I would imagine he wouldn't try to just sound cool First case, probably like Especially if he was a Being a deadhead back then A black deadhead?
26:24Nate Marshall:Black Deadhead is wild, dude. And it was like those dudes just like chomped LSD with no fucking clue what it was. Yeah. Apparently that was him. Black Deadhead, all the white women you can fuck, dude. Bro, he went to Catholic school. When I was a, I don't mean to hop up my dad, but. No, that is a buffet. That is a snow bunny buffet. That is a bunny buff. I was at, you know, they had pals. Yeah, you don't know the pal, right? I was at the PAL for like a summer camp and this lady found out about me realized she knew my dad. She was a freshman. When he was a senior, she brought in the yearbook showed me the picture and was like, she told me it was like all the girls used to like your dad.
27:05And it was just like, hell yeah.
27:07Nate Marshall:Yeah, dude. He was probably the absolute girth monster of the dead lot in the 70s.
27:18Nate Marshall:He was the OG girth monster. You gotta find out if he had like a hippie name Because a lot of those dudes did have like an alias That's really funny Yeah, I gotta ask him I'm gonna ask him It probably was just Gearthquake Gearthquake, you're so fucking funny That's true, they called you Gearthquake In Buffalo 72 Son, how'd you know? That's gonna be nice though You give them the mushrooms You gotta play the dead You gotta put on the dead Put on the dead Mac in the day moment Yeah, true That's a good idea I feel like it's a good call. Yeah, that's a good call. My brother's on a similar quest to get my parents on the micros.
27:54Nate Marshall:Yeah, that's nice. It'd be good. It'd be good. They're not in Philly anymore, right? They're in Philly. They're, like, right outside. Okay, okay, okay. Where they've always been. So, I mean, they should just move to Florida. Yeah. Honestly, that would be the most chill. Or at least, like, split time. Yeah. Just go in there all winter and come back. Get around the warm. Yeah. Not worry about shoveling. Does your dad still shovel? Dude, they get, like, I mean, they get full Tonka toys. They have like loaders. They have like excavators, loaders. They don't use an excavator for the thing, but they'll use like backhoes and just plow the driveway.
28:28Nate Marshall:They're so into maintenance. Yeah, okay. Grass, all that shit. So they might miss the winter if they go down the... I think they would enjoy... My dad's a big fisherman. He'll enjoy the fucking boats. He's a big pedal kayak guy. He loves being on the smallest boat in the water and looking at all the big boats and being like, Like, the fuck would you need that? Yeah. It's a fucking waste. It's his favorite thing in the world. The fuck is that? Dude, ain't nothing like cutting your own grass, though. Yeah, I don't know. We would just... I don't want... Like, I don't want to... I haven't... I got an apartment instead of trying to rent a house for that reason.
29:03I did not want to... I used to cut my grandma's grass all the time, and then she had, like, a yard.
29:08Nate Marshall:It's cool. I mean, it's... If you put on... The thing is, is, like, you try to put in the tunes. The fucking lawnmower's so loud. The tunes don't come through that well. I used to mow the lawn back in the day with a seedy walkman. It was just torture. Hit a bump, skip, and I'd be like, fuck. Trying to listen to fucking Wu-Tang forever. I'm surprised you don't have, like, mowing grass fears because of debris. Just real quick, please come to Optimal Noctis, me, LaMere, and Sean. Oh, no, Sean probably won't actually be at that one, I think. He'll be back. I think he's going straight to Philly. Wait, no.
29:41What is it, 17th? 21st. Oh, he'll be back. Yeah, me, LaMere, and Sean will be there. out from Monocles Creek in the Cave. July 21st, please, please come.
29:50Nate Marshall:All right, August 7th and 8th, I'll be in San Jose, California. Please come to that. August 13th and 14th, I'll be in Spokane, Washington. That'll be fun. And then the old fall tour kicks up. September 11th, I'll be in Portland, Maine, and then Boston, Massachusetts, Royal Oak, Michigan, Milwaukee, Charlotte, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Chattanooga, excuse me, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Newark, New Jersey, Baltimore, Columbus, Cincinnati, San Diego, Sacramento So that'll go into December So please come guys At McCustard.com Wait guys, wait, don't leave It's me, Lubert July 31st in Savannah, Georgia At 7pm, please come to that And then check Lubert Lee.fun
30:34Mowing grass fears Because of debris What happened to him? He cut his toe off I used to mow it until my grandpa died on the lawnmower It's my bloodline
30:44Nate Marshall:Dang He didn't really? Yeah He was working at the vets Like the Amvets Such a beast there Yeah Then he had like a heart attack It just like kept going Fucking beast That is a fucking beast there It really is Dying on a lawnmower Is nasty You know what kind of graft He was working Fucking John Deere brother John Deere The green and yellow Fuck dude I didn't know that That is such a beastly death It really is Dying what you love Doing what you love You just kept riding Literally rode into the sunset I'm just praying he got to lower the deck. It'd be a shame if he didn't get to lower the deck and just smell that grass one more time.
31:24Nate Marshall:Yeah, I'm on a, right now, I don't know, I don't know when, this just like hit me the other day. I'm on a personal quest right now to make my mind better than the phone scroll. So in any moment that I have mental downtime that I initially, it's like instinctively pull out the phone to scroll. Yeah. I don't know when it just occurred to me. I'm like, dude, that's such a fucking affront to myself. To be like, my mind's not better. Every time I scroll, I'm like, it's pointless. This is dumb. Yeah. Then I'm going, well, I'm saying that's better than just like my mind. I'm like, I'm on a quest now to be like, no, my mind's better than the scroll.
31:57I can find more entertainment in here.
31:59Nate Marshall:I can find more entertainment in my own brain. I don't need the scroll. And I've been off it. I've been off the scroll. My screen time's down to like two hours. I was reading something that was like saying that boredom is like good for your brain too. We're trying so hard to not be bored. You're taking a dump phone. You're waiting at the doctor's phone. And it was like, boredom is good. Your brain is thinking about things. You're getting better empathy. You're doing all this other, I don't know, dumb human shit. Not dumb human shit, but human shit that we don't do as much anymore because all of our downtime is like, all right, I got downtime.
32:34What's going on here?
32:34Nate Marshall:It's literally like subconscious processing. That's why when they say sleep on it, you're thinking about stuff, then your brain goes offline and you wake up and you're like, oh, you know, that's why people figure that out. I think the boredom is like, for me, it's just like, yeah, it's just a sick part of the day. It's like you're left alone with yourself and you have to like, like they did back in like the day when you're out in like a field in like the 1700s, you would just be like staring at the sky with nothing to do. I feel like that's a good idea generation time. That's when you kick out a sick idea or one leaps out of nowhere.
33:05Yeah.
33:06Nate Marshall:That's the whole thing of just constantly pulling that out. It's just, I don't know. I don't know when it happened. And I just got like sick of the idea. I was like, dude, my brain is better. My brain's better than this. Why the fuck am I? What am I doing? Why am I nagging my brain and mind as if like I need to watch people fall and argue? I love watching people fall. Watching people fall is so good. It is nice. You don't need to, but then you see one and you're like, well, that's the funniest thing I've seen all day. I know. It is good. Again, it's not. My problem is I'll be bored And then I'll scroll till I'm so bored of scrolling That then I'm somehow able to return to normal life And I'm like dude I'm just gonna cut it out I'm gonna try my best to cut it out altogether I do feel mentally drained after those long scrolls I can feel like something in the front of my head Feels like tired I don't know maybe dopamine or whatever Your brain's literally going It's so much fucking stimuli It's not like you're going I'm here and now I'm entertained It's like a mentally taxing event to constantly be like, and then to watch and be like, why the fuck would they say that?
34:13It's kind of like a psychological assault. That's my whole point.
34:16Nate Marshall:It's like, dude, it's the, and it's like you have almost every single person tuning in. Everyone has different algorithms, but it's like there's a part of your individuality that is like those quiet moments, I think kind of make up because you're in those moments, you're going, huh, I never thought about this. I never thought about this. But in all your quiet moments to replace with almost like watching a commercial. Yeah. It's going to be like, it's going to have this like bland uniform effect. It's a great way to put it, like watching a fucking commercial. That's kind of what you're doing. You're watching a very sophisticated commercial.
34:46Nate Marshall:Yeah. And it's just like, you know, like a Pepsi commercial, although it's tied to like all the corporations and they're just like keeping you in that like, I call it a negative flow state. And you're just in literally a negative flow state that like goes nowhere. And they're just sending you fucking bullshit. Just anger, horny, you know, somebody got hurt, so that's funny. Yeah. that's awesome oh someone you don't like yeah has embarrassed themselves yeah congratulations
35:14Nate Marshall:no i i'm i'm really am i'm really working that out of being like yeah i need to whatever to fit whatever i'm deficient in to make it so that i can't enjoy a quiet moment with myself i'm gonna actually take that head on rather than staring at my phone and continue to pacify myself into oblivion that's nice do you think a book counts too books are good books are good why are they different than the phone i'll tell you why a book you're taking on the spirit of the author it's a transformative experience you never once you put down a book you can go i've never once put down my scroll and have been inspired in any way the book on the other hand is you're communing with people dead and alive on a very very deep personal level so i would say books 100 this is my prescriptive action is you have to come up with actions that make time feel not like torture so books are constructive action instrument obviously I think is a huge one walks talking to people anything else then staring at I really think it's bad puzzles fantastic puzzles are great I've been wanting shooting to be like my new hobby because I'm close to the range but it's like buying bullets is so fucking It's not like a cheap, you go like, all right, I'm just having a relaxing day.
36:31They're expensive, man. Yeah, you drop 150 old bullets.
36:34Nate Marshall:You're like, well, now I'm stressed out about these bullets. How much are bullets now? I haven't bought bullets in forever. Depending on, because I have a nine and I have like a gun that shoots 5.56. And the nine's not too bad, but the 5.56 is the one I want to shoot more. Yeah. And those are fucking like a box, a decent box is like, I don't know, 150 or something. Like for like 150 of them ends up being like 50, 70 bucks, depending on. Yeah. I don't know. It's always like a different box size when I go to the range. So it's just like a different. Well, you know what you could do? You could become a cop.
37:04Nate Marshall:Because then I think if you're a police officer, you go to the gun range there and they give you ammunition. You can just not use it all and you can stockpile it basically free. So I've heard. I don't know if that's true. But you're stockpiling, brother. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're the well-oiled militia that's going to protect this government, dude. So you deserve some fucking ammo. The taxpayer expense. I like it. I've been getting cop-pilled. What do you mean? Bad cop-pilled or good cop-pilled? No, it's just like a... Ever since the Legos thing, it's really exposed. And I've been watching a lot of Midwest Safety.
37:36And a lot of the cop stuff is just like, cops, they pick a person, and then they're like, that's the bad guy, even if it's not the bad guy.
37:46Nate Marshall:You know what I mean? I don't know. I mean, sometimes, but I also think they have a pretty... And also, I feel like they work for the rich, too. I mean, definitely, dude If you're rich, obviously the cops are going to favor Dude, if you donate to that, like, FOP shit You can do whatever you want If you're, like, for real or in there, like, actively donating to the police all the time Bro, they're going to let you go for sure The first car I ever had, I feel like I, like, never got pulled over And what I did one time as I was driving, they were giving out, like If you gave a donation on the side of the road, they were giving out these magnets that were, I forget what it was, but it was about like a cop who got killed.
38:23It was like something, and I slapped it on the back of the car, and I just had it on there for years. Did I have my white Acura when I knew you? When I had that car, but never. I never really, and then somebody crashed it. I had the FOP sticker. My fiance crashed my OG car. And Stitcher's Comedy Club. At Stitcher's Comedy Club.
38:47Nate Marshall:Dang, somebody crashed it. We were like early date. I picked her up hammered. I was like, you drive back. Crashed it in the parking lot. Dang. Well, here's also, LeVar, to your point, I mean, who do you think tortures cops more, rich people or poor people? Poor people. I mean, but like they have, it's like working at a McDonald's, you know? You know who's going to come. Yeah, true. But still. I mean, to be fair, they're getting tortured by poor people constantly. It's just a matter of fact. And obviously, you know, it's not only that, but it's like they're fucking torturing them, dude. Imagine, dude, just having to go into a domestic dispute.
39:37Nate Marshall:I would be crawling in my skin just because I don't like being there where people are fighting. But then you're around strangers who are going at each other. their children are crying and you're in their house after the hundredth one i'd be like man i really can't stand those guys i really dislike having to do that that sucks so bad they're both screaming at me now that shit sucks so bad yeah i would put it i would put that off so i would be like yeah i'll be let me do something you know that's the only time cop shit really irritates me is when they are doing shit for like quotas or there was a this doc i think we might have talked about it before but it was like about the girls who got killed in austin at the ice cream shop the dude who the first like three dudes who got arrested for who have now like they're they're cleared they got arrested because the the detective who was interviewing him was really good at tricking people into being like the best thing for you to do that'll be like is to say you did it and we'll go from there and you won't get as bad a time.
40:40So he was tricking dudes who didn't do shit to be like, just say you did it, it'll be okay. Yeah. And then they were like in jail, like their lives were ruined.
40:50Nate Marshall:That's jerk stuff. That's the thing when cops, they get like career ambitious. So it's like, yeah, the more stuff they do, the better it looks. They're not upholding their true calling. Yeah. And that shit is like ruining lives on the way. Dude, the DA does it too. Yeah. attorneys do it too they'll be like hey man just it'll be better for you and it for them it's like if they have a prosecution rate that's high they're like that's all they care about yeah so it's not about justice yeah we need to get back to justice i think i'm going to become a justice cop after when when this is all done justice cop would be nice bro i'm telling you i when britney was a cop i was so close to becoming a cop it's kind of it's like as shitty as it is i remember being like you could make this chill your husband wife partners might be awesome Dude, it's more than you think, and I think it's a disaster, honestly.
41:40Nate Marshall:Really? Yeah, cops either marry other cops or nurses. Typically, that's what I saw. The cop-nurse combo is like the fucking absolute age-old love affair. Yeah, the cop sends him to her. He's like, I hurt this guy. Patch him up, man. Patch him up, but not too good. You could make it a chill job, for real. Well, you said it would be? you could you could but the thing is that sucks is I didn't know this but a lot of times starting out you're on shift work so you can work the mornings for two weeks then you're in the afternoons then you're on the fucking graveyard and that shit sucks no matter you can't never get a real sleep schedule no you're fucked you're kind of fried all the time so if you can avoid shift work you need to walk in you need connections if you go in there with a sweet deal where it's like you're on the 7 to 2 you're off that would be chill but it's like I think it's, I don't know.
42:33Seven to two, I'd be a bad seven to two cop because I'd catch a hangover day. Maybe ten to four? Ten to four, I'd be great. Seven to two, you catch me on a hangover, I'd be like, you were speeded. You're going to fucking pay for this.
42:44Nate Marshall:Just say you did it, man. Just fucking say you did it. You know what sucks the most? Imagine if you just munched lunch. You haven't done shit all day. You eat a big fat, you eat a meatball sandwich. And then just like, everybody. they hit you on the radio and now you gotta get out of your car and full sprint after a guy who stole like a fucking pipe off a construction job. That shit, that's why they get heart attacks, man. Because they're just super stressed about it. Dude, they just munch. It's like a, even a snake knows not to move after it ate. A boa constrictor knows to lay for like four days after it eats a fucking prey.
43:23Nate Marshall:Dude, imagine munching fucking lunch. I'm thinking about it. Like, especially like a - Four coffees deep meatball sandwich. Now it's like, go! You're constipated now. You just finished the hoggy. You're three fucking refreshers deep. Starbucks refreshers. And now you're going to chase a guy who might have a gun. You're like, it's fucked up. He better not let me catch him. You fucked up my digestion. The bliss of having just finished a big sandwich. Did you ever hear that statistic about judges? where I guess when people have their hearings, any sort of hearing, like you're trying to get parole or whatever, if you catch the judge, like a couple, like he's close to his lunchtime, but he didn't have lunch yet, is like those dudes have the worst records of like getting out because they're grumpy.
44:18Like when they're a little grumpy, yeah, while they're dealing with them. If you catch them like right after lunch, you have a better shot of getting, I saw something that said that's a real statistic. I didn't do research about it, but I can see it. Your Honor, before I present my case, you hungry? Would you like a Snickers? That's true. Why wait? I saved it my commissary, Your Honor. I worked for 17 hours to get you the Snickers.
44:43Nate Marshall:Here's a pack of peanut butter crackers.
44:47Nate Marshall:I could see that, actually. I could definitely see that. As soon as I heard it, I was like, oh, that makes so much fucking sense. Yeah, oh, dude, especially a lady judge. Come on. Come on, life sentence. You're cooked. Life sentence. You hear a lady speeding in the construction zone. She missed lunch. You're doing three years. Fucking hard labor camp.
45:11Nate Marshall:Why did you do that? I think this is a little ridiculous. What? Your Honor, I think you might just be being overly emotional. Excuse me? Your Honor, is it by any chance your period? They should for real. That's like a real thing. Yeah. That's a real concern. They should not be allowed to be judges. Decide fates? Are you kidding me? Yeah, I never even thought about that. That's unreasonable. It's crazy. We've gone a little too far with, dude. Where's the statistic on that? There's got to be one. There's got to be. You can't even study it because they'd be like, what? That's my business. Look that up.
45:55Nate Marshall:There's got to be something. There's got to be something to that. what is the grok what is the period judge statistic dude i while you find that lamare i had a uh we were talking fourth of july earlier we had in my neighborhood there was like a little they did like a little thing where like all the kids and whoever could like walk around i guess like a parade yeah and uh you know and it was it was hot as fuck you know as we know I was like, huh? Dude, it was hot. It was, like, fucking hot as shit. So we were like, all right, we'll just, like, go. We knew where the end point was. Let's just chill.
46:34Nate Marshall:We'll do our thing. And then we'll go to the end point of the parade. And we'll wait. Because then, like, they opened up this little building. And they did face painting and all this shit. Yeah. So, like, we'll just wait for, like, the after party type thing on 4th of July. It's just, like, fucking whatever it was. Like, 10 in the morning. It was early. So. Or 12. Whatever it was. But so we're, like, ready to go in. It's, like, a crowd now. all the parade walkers are done. They're waiting outside this building. And it's like a decent little crowd. Yeah. And there's like the kids are excited. There's face painting.
47:02Nate Marshall:There's like cotton candy and shit inside. So we're like waiting to go in. And, you know, with all this, like whenever there's like a free public thing, you're always like, oh, this is nice. Yeah. There's always weird politicians, like low-level politicians that come and they use it. They like hold you hostage to do their bullshit politician stuff. You just sit there and listen. Dude, this was the weirdest part. So I'm like, all right, excited. I fall for it every time. And I'm like, oh, of course. Here comes the fucking some guy who's a whatever cabinet chancellor bullshit. So this guy starts talking.
47:39Nate Marshall:And I didn't realize they had a camera. And they're giving speeches. But they didn't have a real mic. They only had a road mic that hooked audio to the camera. So they were doing political content in front of a crowd. and nobody could hear them. Oh, so they're not like no projection. They weren't even talking to us. They were using the visual of a crowd and being like what 4th of July means to me. It was fucking pissing me off. No, that stinks. That stinks. So bad. On the day of independence. Yeah. On the 250th birthday, you're going to make a fool of us? On 250, bro? Oh, man. I forgot if it was 250, I might have dumped something over.
48:18Nate Marshall:I might have flipped the face paint into the fucking pond. Bro, it was$250. Dude, three of them or three or four of them did these fucking jerked off speeches. It bothered me so much, dude. It was fucking so brutal. And it was like nobody could hear them. Yeah, it was just for sure. And they go, okay, hold on. They take it off, give it to the other guy. And they use the crowd almost as like a, yeah, man. Look at my supporters. Look what I'm up to here. And it was like, you motherfucker, man. Yeah, people are bringing out their kids to see me. And to hear my thoughts on this. It's like, dude, fucking open the face paint.
48:51Nate Marshall:Get the fuck out of the way. Those politician guys, it'd be so easy for them to be like, hey, I'm a... If they were just had a slight sense of humor, like, hey, me, local scumbag politician, just letting you guys know, get in there. It's going to be sick. Happy Fourth of July, everybody. I would go, I remember that guy. He was fucking normal. He was cool as hell. I have no other faces of these names. I'll fucking tack that guy on. Just be transparent. Like, hey, I'm running for office. Annoyingly, I have to just, like, get my face out. there. I know it sucks. Love you guys. Happy 4th of July. Let's get after the cotton candy.
49:23Nate Marshall:Hey, little kid, dude. You need to fucking ruffle little kid's head? You need to hit a little scamp, bro. Head ruffle. A little baby kiss? I would have instantly been like, what's up, little guy? You gotta get in there? Politicians can't kiss kids anymore, though, I think. Nah, head ruffle is all you can do. Maybe baby. Maybe baby, but after, I think the like all that other Epstein, all that shit has kind of been kissing the kids. Nah, you gotta go full open mouth. It's just a hickey on a baby Man that guy really loves Our constituents If you're so upfront about it It can't be that weird It's like when a dog's corner of its mouth Goes up Whoa sir Yeah I was just Watching that being like this is bad It just sucked It's like dude be fun if you're a politician If you're trying to attract attention First of all if and again maybe this isn't a youtube maybe this is for their personal website but if which probably was a youtube video do you really fucking think anyone's gonna watch yeah a shitty speech on it was like or dude be a fucking order dude get out there and project yeah fellow constituents like if you guys might even actually with their voice command attention that's good like well they did have a crazy homeless lady who was there who was like their kind of like mascot for and she She was rocking it, dude.
50:45Nate Marshall:She was, they had a marching band, and she was just like yelling nonsense and moving around. I was like, at least she's entertaining. Yeah. These guys were boring. I was in the very front going, boo. I kept fucking my kids being like, boo. This is boring. What were they doing? They were just laughing. Like, look at me. We get a face paint. I'm like, once these jerk off, stop talking. Once these jerked off, low-level politicians, shut up. We can finally get cotton candy and face paint. Dude, I saw Brittany at Jutes on Monday. Yeah, she was dropping it. The little old jiu-jitsu camp. My kids were kind of stoked on that.
51:18But, dude, I was, oh, yeah.
51:20Nate Marshall:So then, yeah, we go in there, and it was just like, it was fucking annoying. Fourth of July did rule, though. I was in a pool all day. It was fucking nasty as hell. Got to play horse, pool ball. But then Sunday, so I go to the farmer's market, and that's one of my favorite things during the week. I like going to the farmer's market. I like, whenever there's a new vendor, I'm like, ooh, what's this? Ooh, raw milk cheese? Yes, please. which, by the way, I'm going to eat when I get home. But the... Fart Max Cubby. Dude, it was the... I've been... I don't know what it is. So there's been... I've been discovering just new freaks.
51:55Nate Marshall:There's different... And this one guy, I think, was one of one. I'm at the farmer's market. I'm in line to get... I was getting, like, figs and peaches or whatever. So I'm in line to get that in a watermelon. I'm in line ready to get my produce. It's fucking hot. We all know it's hot outside. It's hotter than they're saying it is. That's a fair point. I think the weatherman might be lying to us. Yes. It's probably like 200 degrees right now. I think it's 250 degrees outside. There's no way it's only 98. Dude, I'm in line. We're all crammed in. And lines at a farmer's market, I've already talked about this, are annoying enough because everyone feels like they have to talk to the fucking vendor where they're like, hey, man, those peaches I had last week.
52:33Nate Marshall:It's like, shut the fuck up. Buy your peaches, dude. We're in 1 ,000 degrees in a line. Buy and fucking leave. but whatever that's fine i'm dealing with that and uh i'm in line and there's this older guy behind me you know it's hot we're all hot and this guy goes ah right in my fucking ear and i go come on bro i'm looking ahead like that better have been one of like no more of those two minutes later oh and i turn around i'm like bro are you okay yeah you're moaning in my we're all hot This is despicable what you're up to. How old did he look? He wasn't old enough. He was like maybe my dad's age.
53:14Okay, okay.
53:15Nate Marshall:It's where it's like, dude, this is crazy behavior right now. Yeah, you're not dying. Get out the heat. No, yeah, just fucking move, dude. Get out of here. You can't get peaches this week. You're going to die. Did you hear about Big Boy? No. It was this train. It was this train that was going through all of PA, like an old train that people were really excited to see, like an old freight train. And they're all out there waiting, just waiting for it just to drive past, but it was so fucking hot in PA that like 150 people went down for the heat exhaustion. Mid-train? Like they were not on it. They're just standing at the side of the tracks waiting for it to drive past.
53:56It was just like a thousand autistic people. There were so many people watching this train. Oh, these were just train enthusiasts. It was just enthusiasts. Over a hundred of them went down to just... See the big boy. Just to see the big boy. No deaths, no deaths. Three, 30 hospitalizations and like a hundred plus EMT like needed to help.
54:18Nate Marshall:So their butt got as sweaty as it could. Waiting for the train. You're passing out the big boy. It's so fucking funny. It's just a loud freight train. It's nothing else. It doesn't shoot off fireworks when it comes past. Oh, my God. It rides past, it stops for a little, and then keeps going. On panties this week, we were like, it was big boy mania. I mean, giving it all, leaving it all in the field for big boy is nuts. Like, I know I left it all in the tracks. I was stood the maximum amount of heat for big boy. And me and 100 other biggest nerds ever just fucking passed out. That is so funny. Like, imagine dying like that.
55:02Nate Marshall:That might be something I would walk away from my kid. If my kid's passed out waiting for Big Boy, I would just quietly turn heel and fucking get in my car and drive away. I'd be like, I don't want to do this anymore. If my fucking kid passed out for Big Boy. I raised the belt. Fat autistic son. One arm across his shoulder like fucking Vietnam and is walking back to your car. Come on. The Big Boy passed. Yeah, he passed. It was beautiful. You saw it. You saw it. Oh, man. Passing out and missing Big Boy? Missing Big Boy. I didn't even think about that. This is final words. Did I say Big Boy does?
55:42Nate Marshall:Yeah, they had a red, white, and blue banner on the front of the grill. It was beautiful, son. You saw it. You saw it. You saw it. I promise you saw it. You just don't remember you saw it. It is a pretty nice train, though. When we saw it. I mean, to be honest, I would. It's undeniable. Yeah, any of us could pass out looking at Big Boy. Especially when it's 300 degrees outside. You dressed for 110 and it was 340 degrees. I mean, it is the palest legs. It's like central PA. Imagine the flashbang. Because if your kid's gone down, you're probably close. Yeah. And you're just walking through a field of passed out autists.
56:18Nate Marshall:The train horn's like... Where am I? It's goddamn D-Day. How's there no snack bar? Where's the concession stand? there was none of that you're getting hella back to a quick stop right now
56:40Nate Marshall:I wish I knew about it how did I not see the big boy fall out getting the ambulance to his sheets his sofa apparently Mom Donnie's against the fucking autists right now because he did the air conditioning he like tried to have it so people couldn't have their air conditioning below 78 degrees or 74 whatever the fuck it was because they were expecting outages because there was a massive heat wave. So I think he did try to get into some cool socialism. Like, come on, guys, let's all be the same temperature, isn't it? Wouldn't that be cool if we're all the same exact temperature, guys? And already people are like, fuck you, dude.
57:16Nate Marshall:Yeah, it's hot as shit. I'm going to 73. And also, to be fair, that's like give me liberty or give me death. It's like give me 72 degrees or give me blackout. I'd rather be hot and sweltering And just like a complete electrical blackout Than be like Oops the governor said Or whoever said The mayor said I couldn't go below this thing in my house That's the one thing Because if it blacks out You're like Well everybody was under 74 Yeah Imagine you had Jersey on 74 You're hot as shit And it still blacks out And you go to your neighbor's house They're on 73 And you're going Bro Mayor's orders He goes What are you going to tell you bitch Now would you be pissed If you went to your neighbor's house And they were on 68 Well, this was the big thing.
57:57Nate Marshall:The thing I saw was that I think Taylor Swift either had or was planning to have a concert, or not a concert, a wedding. Yeah, yeah, yeah. With her beloved. Yeah, she had it. Kelsey, she had it. And they were going, I bet that wasn't 74 degrees. It's like, yeah, of course it wasn't, dude. Yeah, yeah. She rented out MSG. Also, again, it's like I'm not like a huge proponent of the rights of billionaires, but this whole thing of being like the billionaires, It's like, yeah, they're fucking billionaires. Yeah, they're going to do it. They're not going to be. All the shit you're worried about, just stop making it seem like it'll ever have anything to do with them.
58:33Nate Marshall:They're financial mutants. Yeah. They're not going to be like, well, we're going to turn down our thermostats. It's like, no. They're billionaires. It's like, I get why you're mad, but it's like, be real. Yeah. You're not going to be like, well, do it, billionaire. That's why they have a billion dollars. They're going to be like, hey, fucking turn off their shit. Yeah. They can do that. That's what happens when you're a fucking billionaire. I don't know. It's not a welcome take, but it's like, stop comparing yourself. It's just a fucking billionaire. It is what it is. One of those. It is what it is kind of thing.
59:05It completely is. Yeah.
59:07Nate Marshall:It's like at least free yourself of the mental burden by being like, I bet Taylor Swift's wedding was. Yeah, it fucking was, dude. She's a billionaire. She had a comfortable wedding in Madison Square Garden. Stop wasting your time worrying about. Yeah, you're never going to get anywhere that way. I've tried to have a similar conversation with my mom about politics. Exactly. She'll be like, it doesn't matter. You're old as shit. Yeah, it's sad you're mad about this. It's a sad thing to get mad about. That's exactly. I've said it to her. It bums me out how much time you spend thinking about this.
59:37Yeah, you're going to die one day, lady. You have a mayor telling you to control your thermostat. You think she feels the same way with you about aliens? I don't talk to her about it. I'm not a psycho. I'm not going to be like, Mom, have you heard about these aliens?
59:51Nate Marshall:It is funny to calm her down about the news and be like, no, about these aliens. What, Nathan? I'm about to die. That's the thing, too. It's like, I don't know. It's just you read all this shit, and it's like. There is the other aspect where it's like, you know, if we're going into a future of super hot, super cool socialism, which we might be, of just babes being like, let's all come together as one and turn down our thermostats. It's like, yeah, maybe. There's a cool community aspect in that. But first of all, it's like, I know people are cheating, dude. Yeah. I know people are going, well, I have fucking...
1:00:28Nate Marshall:Have you been getting the Austin Energy text? No. I've been getting the text from Austin Energy that's like, we're expecting higher because of the heat here. I'm getting the same thing. Maybe below on your electricity. They don't get specific about the temperatures, but they are like... They're big. Be conscious of it. Be conscious of the electric you're using during the day. No, man. and you're about to get a data center$1 ,000 bill. I know, right? It's going to be crazy. Do we have them here now? There's data centers in Texas. I don't know if there's Maine Austin. Yeah. But there's some, like, outside.
1:00:56Nate Marshall:And they're jacking up the electrical bills for everybody because they're using so much electrical that it then becomes so in demand that they can raise their prices. Kind of on the electrical companies, dude. It's on the electrical companies. And the data centers are, like, lying about how much electricity they're going to use, too. The thing that sucks is they put them in lowly populated places which are usually not a lot of money there. So you just get a person making $40 ,000 a year. And then their bill skyrockets. My thing is, why doesn't the utility company take the W and say, cool, we're now selling more gigawatts or whatever the fuck they're called?
1:01:33Well, there's this one company that stopped giving power to people. It's going to stop giving power to people in just 40 minutes. Power to the people? It's going to stop. It's taking away the power from the people. What the fuck?
1:01:44Nate Marshall:Their literal power? Yeah. It's literally taking the power away from the people. Is that true? Yeah, in like Mount Vernon, California or something. Hold on, but they're just not going to have electricity now? I find that hard to believe. They're just going to have to get another company to come support the town. I find that strikes me as sensational. I don't know, man. Maybe that's true. Again. Because, like, dude, think about it. If the people can't afford it and the company with all the tax breaks can't afford it, you're going to go with the guys who are the money. You're just going to give all your electrical to the company?
1:02:11Yeah.
1:02:14Nate Marshall:dude i'm sorry dude if you were one day they were like bro yeah i would not give you a lot of revolt that sucks i would be fucking livid if they're like i was trying to find it i don't dude you're kind of you got to kind of like do something if you want electricity it's like come on man what the fuck i was asking for a little bit of juice here i'm trying to power my switch and watch some TV. You want to build a goddamn generator? I find that. So I highly doubt that's true. I'll be honest. There's no way. Find that story. I need to see if that's actually true. But the Momdani thing is making me laugh.
1:02:53I just, I have a, I'm just curious to watch that all play out.
1:02:58Nate Marshall:Here's the thing. I'll be honest. If that worked, if he somehow united the entire city of New York in some very kind, compassionate thoughtful manner that works for all that's amazing i i just there's no there's no track record of ever really people ever getting away with that and doing it without that devolving into the people in power becoming absolute fucking psychopath yeah like wow i'm controlling everybody yeah yeah i just don't you know i don't see that working out but we'll see in the meantime in new york city don't touch that fucking thermostat you think the plan i will tell Like his people, he'll say everybody do it, but he knows his supporters will be like, Mandani said, so they'll do it in that half or however many is enough to kind of be like, all right, we fucking, we got the dumbass half.
1:03:44What do you, wait, do you mean like? Like the people who voted for him who are like super Mandani supporters, like say he gets that, like a small portion of that group, which says like one-tenth of the population of New York to actually do it. He's saying it to everybody, but they are like, there's no fucking way everybody's going to do it. but that one tenth is enough. You know what I mean? Like, almost like you're tricking the people. Like, everybody do this. And he's like, no way everybody's going to fucking do this.
1:04:08Nate Marshall:Maybe. I personally, I think it could be, and again, I don't know if it's this deep, but maybe it could be one of those, like, they call it the totalitarian tiptoe, where it's like, hey, everybody turn your fucking hair down and see if you can get them to do little by little, see how much control you really have. Then they start putting a monitor on your shit. Because I wonder, because they could probably measure in watts how much people are actually listening to him, which is kind of creepy to be like, let's measure the electrical output and see if people are fake. 100 % with AI now. 100 % can't.
1:04:38You can look in people's house with Wi-Fi.
1:04:40Nate Marshall:Probably, yeah. No, you can't. No, I've seen that. Yeah, you can. The signal bounces off the walls, and then it hits anything that's interfering the signal, and it can tell you what's in the room. Whoa, that's kind of sick. Yeah, it's crazy. I think the government, the military can do that. Look in. They can see everything in this room. Like us sitting here being fat I don't know if it's I don't know if it's bouncing off of our penises I don't know if they can see that Or if it's just like your clothes outline I spend a decent amount of time in here naked to be honest If I like walk or work out I'm sweaty And then I come in here and I throw my clothes in that washing machine And I usually get a shower and I'll just sit here Just wait Waiting for my clothes My clothes are just in the process of being taken care of They're being washed I found a story that says What's the scoop?
1:05:25Envy Energy, the Nevada utility company, has supplied most of Lake Tahoe's electricity for decades. It has informed Lake Tahoe's Liberty Utilities that it intends to will stop delivering power to the region sometime after May 2027, forcing the provider responsible for serving 50K area residents to scramble for a replacement energy source.
1:05:47Nate Marshall:So they're going to have a new place to step in. But because they're giving all of their energy to the data centers, because up in North Vegas is where they're building the most data centers. Yikes. Okay, so then they have to. Dang, so they're not even hooking them up with, like, here, these guys will switch you over. Yeah. You got to find a new guy by May 2027. That's not a little bit of people. 50 ,000 is a lot of fucking people. That doesn't even make sense. So my thing is that electric is attached to an infrastructure. Yeah. So you can't just be like, unless somebody, someone must have taken that over.
1:06:20No, I think they're saying someone's going to have to take it over
1:06:25Nate Marshall:I don't think you can legally do that as an electrical owner They're doing it Man, they must be paying so much Yeah, they must be giving Trump money Yeah, true Trump 2.0 is not going down favorably I'm like Let a lot of people do Not a lot of people are going down favorably Even the FIFA thing was interesting too stepped in and reversed the red card. Oh, did they actually reverse it in Canada? Yeah. So way after the game happened, they ended up reversing it? So the dude got a red card in one game. He was kicked out of that game, and then he was supposed to be suspended for the Belgium game. And apparently, I don't know if it's true, Trump knows the guy from FIFA somehow, which I'm curious how he knows him.
1:07:11Nate Marshall:It almost strikes me as like, he might have some dirt on the guy. The FIFA guy? Well, the FIFA guy reversed. Apparently, I didn't realize that's never been done before. Like, appealing the red card suspension. Yeah. They somehow did it and got it done. So then that player was allowed to play in the Team USA game against Belgium, which they just lost anyway. Damn, so. The international community was fucking livid about that. But now, England's going for a red card appeal. Yeah. So England's like, fuck you. If you let them do it, we can do it. Got it. Just give it to them. It's so sick. America ruined the World Cup.
1:07:46Nate Marshall:Didn't England win, though? But I think someone got a red card in their battle against Mexico, so they will be suspended for the next game, and England's being like, yo, fuck this. Yeah. There's a lot of sad people walking down the street on a day. Mexico game? Yeah. Those jerseys are sick, though. They are. They're fire. Those jerseys are sick. They're very sick. You know what? There was no sad Americans, though. When we lost, everybody seemed relieved. Yeah, I was at the bar, and everybody was like, aw, that sucks. Hot take, soccer is a minor league sport. It's literally a minor. It's the Philadelphia Phantoms, dude.
1:08:22Nate Marshall:I'm stoked people are excited about it, but it's genuinely, World Cup is minor league. It just is, dude. It was fun for a little bit, knowing other countries were getting to watch us be dickheads, though. It's their favorite time of the decade, and it's just us with red, white, blue face paint, yelling USA being mid. They're like, you guys aren't even that good. Shut the fuck up. Dude, it's like if the Philadelphia Phantoms went and played abroad and like, yeah, they got fourth place in a global tournament. We'd go, cool. Yeah, nice. Cool. Kind of did better than we thought. Yeah, great. I'm glad everyone had fun, man.
1:09:02Nate Marshall:That's a good thing. I'm glad everyone got there and gave it the best. What do you want to call it? What the hell is it going to say? People, apparently, you know how everyone abroad is like, America sucks. apparently the world cup was a giant um it was a big leg up for like the image of america abroad because everyone there's all the shit was going back where everyone's like this place rules i don't know everyone's saying america sucks everyone's assholes but all these people from all over the world were like it's country fucking rules yeah they got to experience it but the trump reversal i think erased some of that goodwill where they're like i knew it they think they can do whatever they want first of all we did we literally can like literally like the revert which again i don't know how they did that but that was like oh you know but that uh yeah i'm glad everyone's enjoying the world cup it's fun it's fun to watch but again it's losing is kind of like whatever guys we won we made all that money all our businesses thrived during the world cup yeah it's been great for us we looked great during it i've been enjoying watching like foreign people try our foods.
1:10:05Yeah, ranch is a big one, apparently. Ranch?
1:10:07Nate Marshall:Yeah, apparently there's a lot of videos of foreigners trying ranch and being like, what the fuck is this shit? I've seen good ones of barbecue. Like, they're trying barbecue and them being like, grabbing one of them big ribs and just being like, holy shit. Taking a bite and being like, oh, man, I'm not coming back. I'm not going back to where I'm from. American cow, very big cow. Yeah. So while they're just in Philly, they're yelling, I just go, good birds in like a dumb accent just just like i mean dude it really is it's uh it's sick to let people come here and be like yeah this place actually kind of does rule yeah let's stop being haters for a second and be like this place kind of fucking rocks we have our problems obviously but like it fucking rocks dude what are we talking about it rocks you know it sucks the town got fucking completely unplugged sucks that sucks i'm sorry there are places where the coolest thing to do is go see a big train drive past him.
1:11:02That kind of sucks. No, that's good. One of them was in Reading, like where I'm from. That strikes me
1:11:08Nate Marshall:as a big train town, to be honest. We're on the Monopoly board. We're the train. We're the Reading Railroad. That's us. Oh, shit. That's us. I didn't even think about it. The railroad doesn't run anymore. I think it was like a big deal because it came back through where it didn't run for my whole life. Yeah, that's fucking right. Reading, no surprise. That's probably why I had the association was from there. I think we did. Let's switch over. We'll just jam this up and maybe cut it in half, Lamer. Let's just keep rocking, man. Keep rolling. Hell yeah. Let me pee real quick. I have to pee. Yep.
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