Bruce Lipton’s eye-opening episode sparks Joe Rogan and Brian Redban’s critique of modern education, where kids thrive on sensory-rich digital worlds but struggle in rigid classrooms—like playing SimCity with math themes or historical games with real consequences. Rogan laments the decline of physical stores (e.g., Best Buy vs. Amazon) and mocks government overreach, from Homeland Security’s vague car inspections to the Patriot Act’s absurd definitions of terrorism, like missing fingers or Casio watches. Meanwhile, they joke about viral trends (Buble), Siri glitches, and Rogan’s past missteps—including a retracted apology to Todd Bridges—before teasing upcoming UFC events (e.g., Rashad Evans vs. Phil Davis) and sold-out shows in Chicago and Hollywood. The episode blends sharp cultural observations with playful tangents, questioning how passive learning clashes with kids’ hyper-engaged digital lives. [Automatically generated summary]
Because there's one thing I noticed at the very end of this video, which you can find on Vimeo, it says something different than she says on the writing here.
So maybe this writing part was just Final Cut Pro or something.
When a dude can't get a chick anymore, when a girl is no longer impressed with a guy, when the fucking magic is over, and she is not attracted to the guy at all, that is the worst time you can be around that girl.
Because she will have you feeling like you are worthless.
And that will, in turn, it's not going to motivate you, it's going to make you feel like shit, and it's going to probably ruin all these other aspects of your life too.
So if you're on a regular relationship with someone who treats you like shit, and is not whatsoever attracted to you, that's devastating for you as a person.
And so while we're around this poor guy, we have to see this.
You can't blame her.
You like who you like, man.
But for him, he's got to get the fuck away, man.
Run.
This is your reality you're creating, as Bruce Lipton would tell us.
Speaking of which, man, I have to apologize to Todd Bridges, man.
I fucked up, and I did this interview, and they always ask you, what was it like, the old fear factor?
You do 100 interviews, and after a while, you just run out of shit to talk about, and you'll talk about anything.
And one of the things that came up, we were talking about C-listers that were on the show.
And I'm going to just read it so there's no mistake whatsoever in what I said.
The question was, the guy says, I remember it was more C-listers and blasts from the past like Todd Bridges.
And I said, yeah, he was a really weird one.
He's an angry dude.
I think he murdered somebody.
Did he get away with manslaughter?
I'm serious.
You shouldn't print that because I think it says you should print that, but that's not what I said.
I said you shouldn't print that.
crack house and wound up killing someone hold on let me fact check right now they actually put the whole thing in me saying hold on let me fact check right now and then I say yeah Todd Bridges attempted murder and attempted voluntary manslaughter charges he shot somebody five gun shots and a knife wound the jury acquitted him though that was 1989 he was 23 years old then I said but yeah I didn't enjoy being He was a weird, angry guy.
He blamed his losing on the producers like they wanted to get rid of him.
There's some people who just think that the world is out to get them, and he felt like that in a big way.
It was interesting from a psychological standpoint.
One of the reasons why I said this, he got upset at me when he got eliminated from the show and wouldn't believe that he was actually eliminated.
He believed that they wanted him to get eliminated.
I went to shake his hand, and he wouldn't even shake my hand.
He just put his hands back and walked away.
I was like, this is so fucking childish.
And then I thought about it.
I'm like, this poor guy, man.
He grows up in the limelight on a fucking big show like Different Strokes.
Try developing on television like that.
And we've talked about that so many times, like how insane that must be.
So all I did was comment on him like he wasn't a person.
Comment on him like I wasn't concerned with his feelings that he would listen to it.
And despite the fact that he was in some sort of a situation at Crack House, this was a long time ago.
And I don't know him.
And I just said it, and I shouldn't have said it.
It's really, you know, whether it's true or not is not the point.
The point is, there's no reason for me to say it.
And he's friends with my friend Dave, and my friend Dave and him talked, and he said he's been sober for 19 years, and this upset him.
And I thought about it, I'm like, who the fuck am I to just randomly bring up some shit about some dude's past that's going to make him feel bad?
You know, it was not, there was no reason why I should have done it.
I did it, it was lazy thinking on my part, I should have never done it.
And I I should have, you know, looked at his life as like one picture.
I don't know that dude.
And apparently he's been sober for like 19 years.
And he does a lot of good things and does interventions and shit.
So I opened up my mouth when I shouldn't have.
And I apologize.
So Todd Bridges, if you're out there, please accept my apology.
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have said that.
He's right.
I totally agree.
I could have totally avoided saying anything about his past or anything about him as a person.
You know, I get bored sometimes, man, and this is no excuse, but it's true.
You know, you do 100 interviews about fear factor and stuff like that, you can get psychologically lazy.
You know, you get sloppy with what you say.
And as you can see, everything I said there, including don't print that, which actually says, or instead of shouldn't print that, it actually says should print that.
Most certainly said shouldn't print that because I went into some sort of a...
I went to fact check that.
So because of that, they put every single word I said.
So you get a chance to see my whole thought process on it.
So I don't know what the fuck happened to him, obviously.
I wasn't there.
The guy got acquitted.
Good.
That's beautiful.
I don't hold any ill will towards him, and I feel bad that I brought it up, and I shouldn't have.
But it's the best way to do it because the phone's cordless, the phone sticks in my back pocket, it's got a little clip, and I can walk around the house.
I've found that I eat late at night so I always go at 9 o'clock when it closes at 10 and you could tell the kitchen starts to break down at a certain moment.
Most restaurants, the kitchen is like, alright, we can start to break down, meaning you can stop making new soup, you can start putting everything away because there's only a few people left to order food.
And I feel like...
Lately, every time I go to a restaurant at that time period, it sucks.
And the ravioli I had was overcooked.
They have lasagna that's deep fried now or something like that.
It's so awesome.
But that felt like it was sitting in the fryer for 20 minutes.
So they probably pre-cooked it or something like that.
But don't go to a restaurant after 9 o'clock is what I'm saying.
What if you were fucking her, and then in the middle, she's like, eat my pussy, and right when you go down on her, she slaps a triangle on you and just puts you to sleep.
Yeah, his holiday special last night was so freaky.
If you DVR No Reservations...
DVR it and check out the...
or find it in DVRs.
You can search it.
It'll probably play in a repeat.
I think the Travel Network plays it all the time because sometimes I'll like...
I have it set to record all of my DVR and I'll come home and there'll be like 20 of them.
I've been gone for like a week.
How the fuck is there 20 of these things on here?
but it's just like they play the shit out of the show so if you find the Holiday one it's crazy it's so weird it's a really he told me about it he told me it was going to be nutty but I didn't know what to expect I don't want to tell you anything no spoilers you gotta see it it's so bizarre but awesome it's creepy Yeah, it came out of nowhere.
And this animation that they pulled from the show, apparently this is like...
Well, I didn't lift weights at all when I first started doing the show.
I got into really lifting weights probably around 2001 or 2002, which is right when Fear Factor just started.
Because that's when I really got into jiu-jitsu.
Before that, I had a problem with my knee.
I had what's called a bucket handle tear.
And it was real bad.
And it was from years ago.
And what would happen was, at least once every couple weeks, I would be doing something strenuous, anything strenuous, my knee would pop out and lock in place.
So what it is, is the meniscus would lift up like a bucket handle and get stuck.
It was fucking horrendous, man.
It was a real pain in the ass.
And it took me a long time before I ever got it fixed.
And then I finally did get it fixed.
And then I was able to really train hard again.
But until that, I would do something like I would lift weights.
I would bend over to tie my shoe and it would pop out.
And I would fall to the ground.
And my leg would be locked out.
And then it was fucked for hours, dude.
And then it was sore for weeks.
And then a couple weeks later, I'd get to the point where I'd go, let me just wear a brace, go back to jiu-jitsu class.
Boom!
It would pop again.
And then one time I tore it really bad.
It popped and tore so bad that I could not bend my leg.
So Eddie had to take me to the hospital.
And we went and they had to do an MRI on it.
And they gave me anti-inflammatories.
And eventually they shaved it down.
The lady was like, you know, you need to stop doing martial arts.
They were really judgmental about that shit.
The lady cornered me.
Listen, I'm telling you right now, you need to stop doing this stuff.
So I got that fixed, and then I started working out.
But I'm not fat like I... I'm not thin like I used to be.
I used to be shredded.
When I was constantly doing taekwondo and kickboxing and everything, I had like 5-6% body fat all the time, especially when I was going to compete.
And then, you know, it never got really heavier than that until I got like deep into my 30s, when I was like working all the time and eating shit food.
You know, like after I did that men's fitness cover, I was in a cover...
That was the best shape I ever got in, and I just got lazy after that.
It's amazing that, you know, I mean, I can understand it when you're like on death's door and, you know, like I got to do something or I'm obviously out of control.
Man, I don't know if that's the thing to do.
I think you should look at yourself somehow, you know, whether it's some sort of a psychedelic experience or, you know, read books and get inspired, be around positive people.
I think that's probably the better option.
That's going to make a real change in your life because having an operation, even though it pushes you into a certain direction, like, okay, now we're moving positive.
We're getting in less food.
We're going to lose some weight.
We're going to put less pressure on the heart.
This is all good.
Even though that, it's not being done necessarily by you.
It's forcing you to do that.
And whenever you force yourself to do something, instead of learning and adapting your behavior naturally, and then Having that behavior eventually through positive reinforcement become the norm.
This is your normal behavior now.
I actually like to eat greens.
I like to eat a kale shake in the morning.
I like to be healthy.
So until that takes place, you're just going to repeat the same fucking patterns.
And that's with our friend who keeps blowing his shit out.
The issue is not this hole and how to stuff it.
It's why do you want to stuff it all the time like this, man?
What the fuck is going on?
Physiologically, psychologically...
I mean, I'm not against doing whatever the fuck you feel like you need to do to get yourself healthy.
You know, you want to do the lap band.
I totally think you should be able to do it.
But I think if I was your friend, you know, I would say, let's not be crazy.
Even if you gain weight through muscle lifting, guys gain a shitload of weight from power lifting and stuff, even if they're not on a sauce, their fucking heads get bigger, man.
If you go to Steve Maxwell or maxwellfitness.com or just Google him.
Google Steve Maxwell.
I apologize that I don't remember the website name.
It might be Maxwell Strength and Conditioning.
Either way, he's a brilliant guy and a brilliant strength and conditioning coach.
And one of the things that he has me working on is breathing.
And so you learn the correct way to breathe to calm your heart down.
It doesn't seem like that would work, but there really is a way to calm yourself down.
It's very difficult to do because one of the things that happens when your body goes into oxygen deprivation, when you're exhausted, when you're just totally worn out, you just want to...
You're just trying to get air in.
Well, obviously, the air that you have right now is enough to sustain you.
You are alive.
I understand that your body is sending messages and saying it needs more air.
We don't have enough air.
But you know what?
You're going to be fine.
You know what's going to fuck you up even worse?
If you freak out about this and your heart starts pounding a million miles an hour on top of the fact, from the adrenaline rush, on top of the fact that it's tired from being pushed and being exhausted.
And what he's teaching me is how to breathe in through your nose.
You breathe in like this.
So you're exhausted, completely exhausted.
You don't want to just like...
You want to take these big panic breaths, but that sends panic signals to your body.
You have to control it.
So you've got to be disciplined.
So as you're doing this, you want to take these breaths, but you go...
Now, when I'm exhausted and working out, I force myself into breathing like that and I recover way quicker.
It's amazing.
And all this is like pranayamic breathing.
This is all like ancient yoga guys who were badass at this.
This is like a big part of yoga.
It's like breath control.
I used to have a friend, we used to call him Yoga Ray.
Ray Capone, he was...
I hope I didn't say his last name wrong.
Ray Capo, thank you.
Correcting myself.
And he was the head of this band.
I forget his band, but it was like a hardcore band.
Like crazy, wild noise kind of band.
And they were real popular.
And then he got into yoga.
And he became this yoga instructor.
And eventually just wound up, I think he gave up music entirely.
And he was just like teaching yoga to people at some big corporate retreat somewhere in upstate New York.
He was going to move up there with his family.
This guy had amazing cardio, dude.
I mean, amazing.
You would never see him gassed out, ever.
And he told me all he did was breathing exercises.
He would do these long, slow, deep breaths where you breathe in through your nose and it takes like a minute.
And then you hold it and then you slowly let the air out.
Slowly.
Like you just want to...
Your instinct is to just fucking panic and just let it all out and just breathe in and take gulps of air like you're drowning.
No, no, no, no.
Slowly let it out.
It's very difficult to do.
I've tried to do it.
I do it when I get in the tank.
For me, the quickest way to get completely relaxed and centered when I get into the tank...
Besides that certain special plant, hee hee.
The other thing is doing these breathing exercises.
You know, so many people don't know about breathing exercises and don't understand that, you know, your lungs, you can condition them and you can manipulate them and they're, you know, you're in control.
You're deciding when to take a breath and you're deciding when to push it out and you can use, like, Time-honored practices of manipulating that to actually strengthen your lungs and strengthen your aerobic capacity.
Because I'll tell you, man, this dude just had awesome control of his lungs.
He would never get tired.
That's a Hicks and Gracie principle, too.
Hicks and Gracie was like the greatest Gracie ever.
You know, pretty widely recognized as one of the greatest, if not the...
You know, everyone would say number one.
Every jiu-jitsu guy, almost 100% would say Hicks and Gracie.
He's that badass.
And the other thing about him is he's a yogi.
And he has these crazy abdomen muscles, man, where he's doing these breathing exercises in this video and he's sucking his whole stomach into his ribcage and then moving it left and right.
It's like the amount of manipulation that he can do with his abdominals and his breathing.
You and I can't even wrap our heads around it.
You watch a video of it, man, it's fucking crazy.
Like, pull it up on YouTube.
Pull up Hicks and Gracie breathing.
Breath exercises, breathing.
Hicks and Gracie from the documentary, Choke.
And it just makes you realize, man, that there's more to harness in your body than we're aware of.
There's some other shit.
And yoga is a really interesting aspect of that whole search.
Because I've found very few things in life that make my head feel as good as yoga does.
Yoga puts me in a real relaxed state.
I don't necessarily get to it that often these days, but whenever I do it, I'm always happy I did.
It always makes me feel peaceful after it's over.
And I think, you know, sometimes when I'm busy with a lot of shit, I actually subconsciously avoid doing anything enlightening because then it'll make me not want to work as hard, not want to get as much shit done, you know?
And so whenever I'm, like, avoiding yoga or avoiding even practicing a little bit of it on my own, I always know that I'm probably working too hard.
I like how they got the music playing in the background too.
Isn't it amazing though, what he can do with his stomach?
It's very strange to watch, man.
He's what I would say is a real martial arts master.
There's only a few of them out there in the world that people universally recognize as a martial arts master.
And Hickson is a martial arts master.
He's such an inspirational dude.
That documentary, Choke, I guarantee you, there's thousands of jiu-jitsu guys all over the world who watch that documentary, Choke, all the time just to watch Hickson.
When Hickson came on the scene, a lot of people don't know about Hickson.
They know about Hoist because Hoist won the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
But even Hoist said that if he ever got beat, they were waiting to put in Hickson.
Hickson was like Plan B. He was like the atomic bomb.
Like, we'll go in there with troops, but if you bitches...
He fought in Japan Valley 2. I don't know if there's some politics involved, some family politics.
I don't understand all that.
But I do understand that watching him compete was amazing.
He didn't fight enough guys.
I really wish that we could have got a chance to see his high-level jiu-jitsu at work against some of the real best MMA fighters in the world.
But when we did see it, man, it was so dominant, man.
Talking to that dude, you ever talk to somebody and you get inspired and at the same time you're like, wow, this fucking guy is on such another level with his mind, the way he is so serious about things.
Are these things, these mobile Game Boy type devices, are these things sort of like digital cameras where they're on their way out and it's all going to be incorporated into phones?
It's called OnLive, and it's a video game browser where you can sit here, and what it does is it's a service that you pay for every month, and it has all the latest video games, so you don't have to have a high-end computer anymore.
You don't have to have an Xbox anymore.
You play through this weird streaming technology, and it doesn't seem like it would work well, meaning you can sit there, I can sit here right now and play the new Batman video game, We're good to go.
And what's really cool, if you can see this, it's pretty sweet.
What's really cool is that also, if you're bored and you're sitting in your bed, you can sit here and watch anybody that's playing video games right now.
With this 3D thing, it really makes me think that they're eventually going to get a 3D thing that's going to be on your regular television, will be 3D capable, just like everything became HD capable.
I mean, HD's been around for a long fucking time, but how long was it before everybody had an HD set?
And one of them we have to reset for because one news station somewhere, one TV station somewhere, doesn't have HD.
Right.
So because of this one, they have to reset everything and smash the signal and do something totally different.
I don't know how they change it, but they have to change it for this one network in the middle of nowhere that does not have HD. I go, what's that about?
I mean, it's a worthwhile investment, but if you're some ricky-dink town, and you've got, I mean, how many people have access to each television station?
If it's like Jasper, Wyoming, or some shit, some weird place no one's ever heard of, and they have a TV station, and you're clinking into it, it's on HD. Right.
Well, it's like there's a big wave, and not everything is at the front of the wave.
There's a lot of shit going on on the sides and the ends.
It's curious, though.
It's curious because if HD eventually gets replaced by 3D, all these people that just switched to HD will be like, motherfucker, I just got the newest shit.
If it ever becomes a...
I'm not a fan of the fucking glasses in the movies, but if you can show me movies that are as good from the sides and the edges as they are from the front, and it's 3D, we can just watch it on the screen.
Because right now, the way that looked, it's a big difference between head-on and on the edge.
If you had to watch Conan in 3D on the edge, you'd get annoyed at yourself.
I've been to movies three times in the last month, and two of those three times, people were talking during the movie theater, and it was annoying as shit.
It's like, you know, people think it's fun, and they're laughing at shit.
You know, they're talking to each other about something totally not related to the movie, and you hear them laughing.
There's very few things that are distracting when you're hearing someone laughing out loud during a scene in a movie.
And you know what the problem is?
There's not a lot of people going to movies these days, so if you go during a weeknight, sometimes you'll go, like a 10 o'clock movie, and there'll be like fucking three couples in there, and that's it.
I like the idea of walking by and going, huh, what is this?
Biography on who?
Huh, what did he do?
Oh, okay, let me read about this guy's life.
I like that.
I like that I can just walk down an aisle and go, you know what, maybe I want to read a biography today.
Or maybe I want to read about cars today.
I want something mindless.
I want to know the history of the Corvette.
Maybe it's, you know, I want to, you know, know about fucking solar power.
But I want to be able to just wander through and pick out something.
It's like the same thing with record stores, man.
I used to like record stores, man.
I used to like Virgin Records where you'd go and they would let you listen to the CD. You remember?
And there was no fucking headphones available because people would just stand there and listen to music all day.
And you'd be like, damn, I want to find out if this fucking record's any good.
That was like the first time anybody ever took a chance and said, listen, I know that you've been burned in the past, so here's what we're going to do.
We're going to let you listen to everything before you buy it.
That's one of the things I've had mentioned on Twitter.
People say something like, Dude, I think you're cool and everything until you start talking about Mac and PC and you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
I'll tell you what's the most annoying thing in the world.
Somebody told me to call this number.
It was like 1-800-WET-TITS. On one of the other podcasts, he's like, oh, I got a new 1-800 number, and so he wanted everyone to call this number.
What it was is like 1-800-WET-TITS or boobs or something like that.
And it's just this girl going, oh, you want my...
I have really wet boobs.
It's like a recording.
And then at the end of, like, this two-minute speech she gives, she's like, call this number, you know, to talk to me live.
But the problem is now, ever since...
Because I called on my phone and put it on speakerphone just so we could play on the podcast.
The problem is that now, nonstop, every day, I'm getting a text message, like, automated, like, hey, me and my crazy roommate want to suck your butthole out and call this number, you know?
I know, but they put these weird signs on the street outside the studio here, and they say, any cars parked here from December 23rd to January 4th are subject to inspection.
What if someone's back from Iraq and he's had a fucking hard time and he's loading up his gun right when he drives by your window and sees you with an upside down flag and decides to pump nine into your fucking window?
The guy has to be glued to the ground like he's walking through the park and the American flag is just there, all nice and proud, just upside down from your perspective.
I retweeted something that someone sent me where they were talking about kids today and all the different people.
I'm going to click on it just so everybody knows what it is.
R.S.A. Animate.
Changing Education Paradigms.
And paradigm is spelled P-A-R-A-D-I-G-M-S if you're a tard like myself.
Hey, that's rude.
That was rude.
I apologize.
But this is a very interesting little thing that someone made that points out how kids today are inundated with so much fucking massive, massive amounts of information.
And that, you know, they take these kids and force them into watching something really boring all day, like school, like staring at a blackboard.
And then, you know, you wonder why they're incredibly, you know, detached from what's happening.
Their world is the world of explosions and fucking video games and intense music on their iPhone.
It's, you know, it's loud and emotional.
And you make them shut that off when you come into this room to tell them boring shit.
You know, I mean, it's almost like what he was talking about earlier about programming.
I don't think it's like a conscious effort to do that.
I think it's just they're lazy and it's just the shit design.
But man, to take kids and take them from the world that they can experience now with the internet and video games and movies and songs and cars and technology and then make them sit in the fucking class and listen to stupid shit all day.
Electronic Arts and THQ and all these big video game companies need to start selling video games that have to do with shit they want to teach the people.
If you ask me any question on Fallout 3 or whatever, like about bottle caps or whatever, I know exactly what you're talking about.
You know, you'd have to have some really entertaining person, like, who's, like, a history major, or, you know, a history professor, rather, who's just really good at figuring out the best way to construct the stories, you know, and getting you into it.
And then showing you cool shit, too.
That's another one.
Like, showing you documentaries and cool pictures and stuff.
Like, But, you know, when you get to certain things like mathematics and stuff like that, how are you going to make a video game where kids learn math and then it's fun?
It's fun for someone who wants to play, like, Fallout.
It's just a funny thing where some dudes just can't accept that.
Some dudes are never going to be able to accept the fact that their chick was a porn star.
And some guys are just like, whatever.
Whatever.
I'm getting mine.
I don't know.
It's interesting how weird we are with sex.
It's a strange culture where everything is sold with sex, but yet if you, you know, if you really get down to the nitty gritty, we're really fucking weird about it.
We're really insecure about it and insincere about it.
It's strange, right?
We have a fucked up culture, man.
It is a weird culture.
You actually try to suppress nature.
It's a strange, strange fucking way we live, man.
But selling things with pussy, you know when that makes sense?
When you get married.
When you get married, it makes sense.
Because when you're single, and you could, you know, you know, like, well, this relationship doesn't work, and we break up, I'll find someone else, and that'll be interesting, because it'll be a new person.
But when you're married, and you commit to this idea that you're just going to be with this person for the rest of your life, then you start, like, seeing some chick selling watches.
You know, look at that dirty bitch.
That dirty bitch with her fucking long legs.
Like, it really, like, attracts you.
Like, maybe this Omega watch is gonna get me some of that.
It's like, I guarantee you, if you had commercials for a cell phone service in Ethiopia, and you showed delicious food in the background, you know, like, here's a cell phone, and it's fucking roast beef there, mashed potatoes, and giant pitchers of orange juice, and all this yummy food, and these poor fucks would probably look at and giant pitchers of orange juice, and all this yummy food, and these poor fucks would probably look at that, Doesn't that make sense?
These two I use on a regular basis, New Mood and AlphaBrain, and whenever I work out, I use ShroomTech.
New Mood is a 5-HTP supplement, and it also has L-tryptophan, which converts to it, so it's nice.
It's got a little time-release effect, and it really is like a nice mood stabilizer.
I don't want to say stabilizer.
It's an enhancer.
It makes you feel good.
Neil Brennan is the one who turned us on to it.
I appreciate it.
I like it.
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I'm not trying to get rich off this, but these are good products that I personally believe in and use.
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Fleshlight really dropped the ball on that they should definitely have Mrs. Claus Fleshlight what the fuck have it be like creepy that'd be the best Christmas toy ever to give as a joke yeah with like white frosting around it yeah just like really wrinkled looking like just super old pussy looking maybe it's not too late they have the fucking factory dude First of all, feel free to use Brian's idea.
But it's a really fun podcast and the only way to get it is if you go to iTunes and subscribe to the Death Squad.
Death Squad is the podcast network that Brian produces and it contains not just the Ice House Chronicles but Sam Tripoli's Naughty Show, Thomas Segura and Christina Segura, even though she uses some other fucking name.
That's called Your Mom's House and they have a great John Heffron.
Also, he stopped being famous for a while and kind of leveled out.
He's normal now.
Good for him.
Thank you to everybody for tuning in.
Thank you to everybody who watched Fear Factor.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
And thank you if you don't.
I don't give a fuck, folks.
We're just here to have a good time.
Just enjoy yourself.
And please, if you get a chance, if you're only listening to this podcast, listen to the David Lipton one that we just did because it's really a fucking interesting take.
On how your thoughts control your reality.
Alright bitches?
We love you.
We'll see you if you're a Hollywood person.
New Year's.
Melrose Improv.
Brian Reichel's going to be there too.
Brian, you need to create some kind of a video for this shit.