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Why Humidity Matters
00:04:31
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| Oh Here we go, what time is it? | |
| What time is that? | |
| Where's the ice is there a bucket with ice in your hair to cool these coffees down to really nice | |
| Nice Three black coffees fire blood and see for what do you see | |
| for if you have fire blood? | |
| We stopped drinking C4 once we made fire blood. | |
| Yeah, I'm just sleeping. So you're just using up every product in the house. | |
| What's your end goal with this? | |
| I had a problem. I couldn't sleep last night. | |
| So I go to bed nice and early. | |
| I sleep at 12. I woke up at 7. | |
| I couldn't get back to bed. But because I woke up at 7, I've had a busy day at work. | |
| I'm now tired at 9.30. | |
| So my brain thinks I go to bed at midnight again. | |
| That would be nice. But then I'll probably wake up at fucking 6 and be unable to sleep. | |
| So what I need to do is poison myself with loads and loads of chemicals. | |
| So I can't sleep at all. | |
| Because I have to get up at 9 tomorrow anyways. | |
| If I get to sleep around 8.59, at 9 I'll get out of bed and just do my stuff. | |
| And then I won free time. | |
| All I have to do is suffer for the next few minutes. | |
| While I drink all of these poisonous chemicals. | |
| 1775 coffee. Check it out. | |
| Why am I jealous? Should I do this? | |
| Will my life be better if I do what you're doing? | |
| Alex, you are our health advisor. | |
| Do you advise that Andrew does this? | |
| No. | |
| Why not? | |
| No. | |
| What did we get to you? | |
| Electric humidor. | |
| Nice. Who put Zins in here? | |
| I'm gonna put- Keep them out on him. | |
| I'm putting my Zins. | |
| Why do you need to keep a Zins? | |
| Right there. There's no humidity limit for fucking Zins. | |
| No Zins in the cigar humidor. | |
| They definitely belong in the- We're not rednecks! | |
| They do believe- They belong in there. | |
| You might be a redneck baby boy, but I am a sophisticated gentleman and I do not wish for zins in my humidor. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Ha ha ha. | |
| But there's definitely room. | |
| Don't care. | |
| Now it's 78. | |
| Some of these scars are dry. | |
| They're an old humidor. | |
| Some of these here are a little bit dry. | |
| 78. | |
| How do you know what percentage it needs to be on for things? | |
| 72.5 is correct, but I'm going to keep it 78 for a few days. | |
| Is that temperature or humidity level? | |
| Yeah, but why don't you crank it up to maximum? | |
| 100% humidity. Why don't we put them all under war? | |
| Why don't we put them all under war? | |
| Hear me out. I've never been less than 100% kind about it. | |
| I think we should put it up to 100, and if it become too wet and unsmokable, that sounds like we get to buy more. | |
| I don't know, I just can't see that happening, you know? | |
| I'm at 100% kind of going to put it up to fucking maximum. | |
| We got maximum of it. | |
| When do we ever not maximum everything? | |
| We always max it up. | |
| Maximum is 90. Maximum is 90, so you bought this piece of shit humidor. | |
| So it's 74 now, let's just, I'll close the door, wait a few minutes. | |
| 90% humidity. | |
| Yeah. And I put, there was two dry humidity packs, and I got into Tell me, what is the one thing that this humidor is missing, though? | |
| There is one thing, there's one thing missing. | |
| Give me some backup. | |
| The Zins need to be in the humidor. | |
| Andrew, it's 1-1 vote. | |
| You cast the final vote. | |
| I'm not ruining tobacco with your redneck Zins. | |
| You know? Tobacco should all be in one place. | |
| Boom! 100% yes. | |
| Cigarettes, zins, shisha pipes, what others back around? | |
| Old man pipes, you name it. | |
| Right where it belongs. | |
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Captain Fun's Humidor Dilemma
00:07:58
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| Thank you, Andrew. | |
| So anyway, are we finished here? | |
| Ha ha ha. | |
| I'm going to go to the bathroom. | |
| Alright, Andrew's here. | |
| you Nigel's here. Alex is here. | |
| Yep. I'm here. Who are we missing? | |
| Not sure. Where is Captain Fun? | |
| I told you guys that he doesn't do anything. | |
| Ever. And he denied it and said, that's not true, that's not true. | |
| And then I said, we should start recording it. | |
| And we recorded maybe 10% of the times he hasn't come anywhere. | |
| Everything you've seen should be 10x'd. | |
| Think how many times we haven't recorded it. | |
| Tons. Tons. He never goes anywhere, never does anything. | |
| That's Tristan. He stays in his house, refuses to go anywhere, smokes cigarettes with girls. | |
| That's it. That's what he does. | |
| I miss T. That's what he does. | |
| This is New York. It's in his house. | |
| Cycling through wives. | |
| Smoking cigarettes. That's it. | |
| So I came here about two years ago. | |
| Left my M5 out front. | |
| Luckily it wasn't anything else. | |
| It was only my M5. But it's tuned as 900 horsepower. | |
| I don't know if the guy got excited or what. | |
| But the valet parker crashed it and damaged the front bit. | |
| And then I had a meeting with the owner and he said he'd give me store credit or food credit to get it all fixed. | |
| So I've got 4,000 euros worth of food credit. | |
| And I thought, well, I'll go back there sometime. | |
| Never went back. Went to jail. | |
| Was on house arrest. And here we are, two years later, to spend my 4,000 euro food. | |
| Are we going to do it in one sitting? | |
| In one day. Like heroes. | |
| We should do it in one day. Alex is thinking, you can't eat me. | |
| You're me. Hey, we can do it. | |
| You and me. Let's go. | |
| Always comes down to you and me in the end, doesn't it, Bailey? | |
| It does seems as always you and me left standing Intellectual murder people edition come for you pull a gun | |
| like remington fully charge up He got the killer man. I think young for me young pussy run | |
| up. You care about Kryptonite coming under the most fighting at the middle of | |
| the night to make the place get nice Oh, you never know. See a little juvenile could run in a | |
| yard and take a cheap They don't give a fuck. | |
| You just have to get in here and just iron neck. | |
| Done the sparring session. Done the sparring session. | |
| Week before my fight. | |
| Um, O2. Got hit here. | |
| Like, pull my rib. | |
| Still hit. Pull my rib. | |
| Thingy. Um, doing fucking agony. | |
| I was absolutely f***ing human. | |
| Do you think I was going to stop fighting? No way. | |
| First round, a guy caught me in my f***ing rib. | |
| I was like, f*** this. Went back to number one. | |
| He hit my rib. | |
| I was like, you have to knock him out. Ten seconds to the second round. | |
| Boom! Overhand right. Good sleep. | |
| So I'm telling you, the best way to go with that is to keep sparring to the point where you don't give a f***. | |
| If you get hit and get hurt, I'm good. | |
| There's no other way. Trust me. | |
| We're not saying it to just like bully you. | |
| I'm telling you. You sat all summer. | |
| And now what? You're not fit. | |
| You're easy to hurt everywhere else. | |
| And it still hurts. At least you were hard to hurt other places before. | |
| Now you're weak everywhere. But you didn't gain anything. | |
| If you'd have kept sparring, you'd only have one weakness. | |
| And you're young, bro. I'm 37, right? | |
| Three times longer. My right hand hurts. | |
| My left ankle is fucked. I've got injuries. | |
| I just don't mention them so no one knows I have them. | |
| Don't use it as an excuse anymore. | |
| It doesn't exist. Sparring. | |
| Boom. That's it. Fuck it all. Get out of your mind and it will be your body. | |
| But if you fight pro, something always hurts. | |
| Trust me. All the time, something's fogged. | |
| Something's broken. | |
| So at least your weapons are still good. | |
| It's worse when you like, hurt a weapon. | |
| Cause that's really hard. You can't hurt them. | |
| You can still hurt us. Who cares? | |
| Just punch us. So we can't punch you. | |
| Don't matter to them about where we're from In the gutters where we belong. | |
| Ain't spend these nights in a game just letting I get stained by a cat named Tom. | |
| Ain't forgotten, but they're gone. | |
| Both my boys, this shit long. | |
| I'm weak every day of the week, but I still tell bros, little bro stay strong. | |
| Crocodile D, come Colgate runs. | |
| Just to continue documenting the Chronicles, Yusuf is here. | |
| Andrew is here. Alex is here. | |
| Nigel is here. Who are we missing? | |
| Captain Fun is busy in Funland. | |
| It's two nights in a row. | |
| It's every day. I'm showing the people who might not believe us, he never leaves the house. | |
| He doesn't leave the house, that's right. Just won't leave the house unless you promise for someone to get shit-faced. | |
| Then he'll go. I offered that today. | |
| And he still didn't come. And he still didn't come. | |
| It wasn't a hard maybe though. | |
| Christian just wants a massive castle to hide in. | |
| Doesn't do anything. Ever. | |
| It'll be the nicest day ever. | |
| He should go out, you know. These are amazing. | |
| He did listen to a nice audiobook earlier today. | |
| Fun. I'm jealous. | |
| What could we do that would really make him jealous tonight? | |
| Anything? Go to a bigger house and sit inside of it? | |
| Without him? You should buy a house and not tell him. | |
| I should. And we should all go there. | |
| And we should all rock up. We should all go there. | |
| Maybe that's where we're at. We'll say, no, we're home. | |
| And they'll say, no, I'm home. You're not here. | |
| We'll say, no, we're home. Maybe. | |
| That would be extremely petty and ridiculous way to spend 10 million dollars. | |
| We're onto something. Captain Fun said he would meet us out at 10 o'clock. | |
| I've not heard from Captain Fun. | |
| Have you heard from Captain Fun? Surprisingly, no. | |
| I mean, I really believed him. | |
| I'm sure. He's heard he's a multi-millionaire and he has nothing to fucking do tomorrow. | |
| And he can choose one of two Aston Martins and one of two Ferraris or his private security team to drive him to the location. | |
| And the bill's not a problem. | |
| And he's done fuck-all all day. | |
| That, considering it's a Friday night, he would probably come. | |
| But for some reason, very uncharacteristically, he's decided to just sit in his room, in his house, talk to nobody, and go nowhere. | |
| Very strange. | |
| I think we need to buy a new house. | |
| Hear me out. All of us move without telling him. | |
| And leave him there, cemented in a tomb like a pharaoh forever. | |
| I think we should just move. | |
| Should we go house shopping? I think we should either go house shopping or until the house is secured, we should all move to a hotel and just move out. | |
| And tell him, we're not coming back. | |
| We're on protest because you never come out. | |
| We never go home. | |
| That's the only solution. | |
| What are the odds if we go get a hotel room tonight? | |