Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast - 378 Joe Rogan Experience Review of Joey Diaz Jr Et al.

Episode Date: April 6, 2024

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Now with your host, Adam Thorn. It might either be the worst podcast or the best one of all time. 2, 1, go. Enjoy the show. Hey guys, and welcome to another episode of the JRE review. Once again, we are not associated with Joe Rogan. So if you're listening, thinking that this is the Joe Rogan experience, it's not. We review it. I tried to put all those words in the name, but some people, they miss it.

Joined this week by a good friend. Pete. How you doing? How do you like Pete or Peter? A machete Pete. Okay. All right. MP from now on. GamGam always called me that. Yeah. She loved her machetes. She sure did. She gave me my first one. I want to give a quick shout out to a buddy of mine, Brandon Badek. I recently moved to Austin from Boston. Um, that guy was my marketing agent on this podcast early on back in the day.

And, um, great dude does stand up and recently was on Kill Tony. So if you look at the last Kill Tony episode that just came out, I believe it is he was the second to last guy right before William and good for him. I'm going to get him watch. What a hustle. He's only, he was only down there a week, gone the show. I guess he does go in and a week, gone the show. I guess he does go in and put your name in the fish bowl and they pull you out. Hopefully, right?

He's a hard worker, dude. And he's committed, you know, which is what you need. A lot of commitment to stand up and, uh, a funny dude too. Funny dude. I'd never seen his stand up. He had, he had some bangs in there. I like, I like his style a lot. Yeah, there's a, there's a, there's a lot you can go with that direction.

You know, you need to have a look and a style and he's got it, so. Fearlessness, you gotta have a little bit of fearlessness. Yeah, proud of him, proud of him. Anyway, who we got this week? Eleanor Kerrigan. Good old Eleanor. Old school name. You don't really hear many Eleonores anymore. Not so many. Yeah, not as many. But maybe to come back.

I think it will. I'm going to name my second child. Have the name for a little boy, but I support it. I knew you were going there. And then we got the legend that is Joey Diaz. Good old Joey Diaz. Now Eleanor, I didn't know her personally. Maybe briefly had talked to her a couple of times at the comedy store. She'd worked there for years and then started doing stand-up kind of later.

And yeah, now tours the country with, with Andrew Dice Clay, which is that's crazy. Good friends. Yeah. For like 10 years, 10 years. Like she worked there without doing stand-up, but you know, obviously she was very funny and just kind of absorbed enough of it and went, you know, fuck it, let's go be a comedian.

And, you know, knew all the right people. So, but yeah, I remember her. I remember her over there. She was always cool. That's good to hear. I, you can just tell by her vibe that she's smart and she's flipping funny. Yeah. Oh yeah.

She's, she's very silly. And, oh yeah. She's very silly. And again, fearless, she has that. She's got like the no fucks given kind of energy, which really does open you up to a lot of good comedy, you know, potentially. All these comedians are very different, right? Different styles, different lots of things, but you know, there are a few elements

that they really all have in common. And that kind of like not giving a fuck thing is a big one. That's like a big hurdle to get past for a lot of these people. And once they do, you know. And I think that's when many comedians, Joe especially has talked about this. He's like, it's like the 10 year mark is like really

where you find your voice. Which if you think about it, what a slog. I mean. 10 years. Yeah, dude. That's like getting your black belt in jujitsu because you're talking. Maybe she.

Training three times a week type of thing, performing that much, maybe more and having to do it for that long to even get to the base of really being able to see what you're made of. I mean, it's no joke. It's not for the faint of heart. There's no, there's no coward comedians out there. Well, there might be a few, but let me try to think of some. I can't. Yeah, it's tough. Tough. You got to put the work in. She's one of 10 kids too. Still blows me away after having just one. And then you, you know, you think back, my grandmother had six.

That's quite a lot. That's quite a lot. That's quite a lot. But probably back in her day, which was like when she's popping them out in the fifties, that's, it was probably average, you know, probably everyone around her had that many and it's like, and you know, and the people today are like, Oh, I would love to have more kids, but you know, it's just really expensive. the day like, oh, I would love to have more kids, but you know, it's just really expensive. I'm like, people, my grandmother's and my grandmother and her neighbors had no money.

How did they raise them more? And they made, they didn't die. Well, then they, some of them did. They're around. Yeah. All my uncles and my mother made it. Just eating potatoes from the garden. It's pretty much in the dirt. It's pretty much what they lived on. It's potatoes. Yeah. What did he grow? Onions, peas, tons of bread.

I'm sure back in bread was not as bad for us. My might on toast or some other gross British thing. Our food isn't good. I'll say it. That's from the brewing process. Not only do you drink it, you live on it to drink, but also you can just get the yeast out of the vats and then turn it into a spreadable salty treat. Yeah, mostly like so when they first started to sell it in that spreadable treat, it was for drinking.

It was another company that's older than my Mike called Bovril. And it was a huge company back in the day. And that was it. It was just like for poor people. And you just like scoop a spoonful in hot water. And there we go. You got you like hot yeast drink I've never never drank it. I guess these days all that's left is people like I put on toast sometimes It sounds like a bullion cube like a little instant instant broth. It kind of is it's a bit like that bit yeastier I don't think bully on cubes have any yeast in, do they?

Maybe not. I'm not sure about what even in those things. Yeah, a bunch of spices. I think and then boiled down beef. Well, I think like a bullion cube is really a broth, is like how you make broth and then they kind of broth and then they kind of keep boiling it down until they've extracted you know into whatever you know powdery bit they got left you kind of chop it up and then you get to keep it in your cupboard for ten years that's it make some gravy ah food what a time what it's talking about bullion cubes. Mm hmm. What about this? Uh, the this new instagram hack for showing you boobs. See this? Oh, you betcha. Yeah, you're following them all on you. So it's like,

what is it? Only fans chick. So you can show breastfeeding on Instagram because it falls under the category of education, but now they're doing it with like fake babies and it's just like hot Instagram chicks with nice tits feeding and they have a fake babies. Both of them out. It's like a floppy doll and she's just like yeah, yeah, it's like somebody, you know, and here's what gets me. Let me send you like, how did they figure this out? Did the, you're telling me Instagram girls are like reading through the terms and conditions. How did they figure this out?

Like, like everything that those gals are up to, it's all about social. Yeah. Socially like one of them just figures out they're not getting banned, so they're like, Hey, guess what? This is an advertisement from Better Help Therapy Online. Ever dreamt of having an extra hour in your day? What if that hour was all about being and doing something you love? Going to the cafe, petting a strange dog, reading a book, or just being there for a loved one. We all wish we had more time, but the real question is time for what?

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of those girls were making like a hundred grand a week like tight money I mean you know they went from waitress to a hundred grand a week dude I would if I was in my twenties and a hot woman and that was an option, it would, you know, obviously I'd have to pray about it, but it would happen. You know, it's it would be. You'd pray now about it. You'd ask for forgiveness. Yeah. I'd be like sorry about that.

There was one one gal interviewed on Piers Morgan show. She's like a lawyer. She's 25 or six. And he was like, you want to be a mother, right? How do you feel like your sons or daughters going to think about you knowing that you made your money this way? And she's like, well, they can cry about it in a Ferrari. Did she really say that?

That is a genius line. They can cry about it. So she's also a lawyer? Yeah, she has a pastor bar or something like that. Yeah, she's really smart. She used our only- I wanted to send you something on your phone. Oh, did you send me a breastfeeding thing? This is inappropriate live on the air, Pete, but since research is real and required, I will be forced to look at it. Oh, there we go. So from what I can tell, it's not very educational. Well, I don't know what you need both your breasts out to feed a baby, but she's sure figured

that one. She does. does she does it her own way yeah and shocker it does lead right to an onlyfans account so look at that link in the bio and uh she's doing her best it's probably just ai anyway that's the that's the thing that is tricky these days you know for all those folks out there that are spending their money on OnlyFans, it's like, number one, why? Really, porn is free. Two, it might not even be a real person. Could just be, you know, Russian troll farm just literally milking you. The more we can, the more we can get away from that kind of stuff, the better will be as a, as an individual and a society.

We got us, we need to just settle down with a lady and, and, and just fight through the bullshit of life. Right. But it's hard work. It could wanking it. It's hard work. Quit wanking it. It's hard work when you can just pay $9 a month and everything's perfect. And it makes you feel like garbage.

Get a few messages. Thanks for being here. Really appreciate it. Thank you, Carl, for your $1 donation. Yes. Just all robots. You are so hot. You look so good.

You are so strong. I'm going to start getting into feet. I mean, I like actively looking at feet. I want to send pictures of people. My feet. You want you want to send your feet to people? I'm feeling like I got feet that are marketable here. Really? You got modeling feet? Your ego is out of control. Imagine if that was, imagine if that was the thing.

You just like constantly bragging about how hot your feet are. Everyone's like, uh, okay. Doesn't that little tug on the wrong direction kind of, yeah. People make good money from feet things. I remember, um, a girl I knew when I was growing up, she worked at a coffee shop near me and I got to know her quite well. And she just asked me one day cause she was like, didn't know who to talk to him and was like feeling real embarrassed.

And she's like, could I ask you a question? I was like didn't know who to talk to him was like feeling real embarrassed and she's like could I ask you a question I was like sure and I knew her boyfriend at the time and she was like I he asked me to like smush a bunch of stuff with my feet so he could watch and she just I don't even think she'd ever heard of a foot fetish so she didn't know what was up and she really liked her boyfriend so she wanted to like make it good for him. But she was just like, I have no idea. He had like all these things picked out that she could just squash with her feet. Hmm. Yeah.

Doesn't really, doesn't do it for me. Like smushing her foot in like macaroni was like a thing. Yeah. What if it wasn't, was it boiled macaroni? I feel like probably made, you know, squishy and cheesy. I don't know. Yeah. I did read once that that is to do with some sort of connection in the brain, like something to do with.

What is it? Like when you're developing as a child, you know, you like tiny baby, like learns to use its hands or like just to kind of feel itself. And there's something to do with like the learning process of like. Understanding your genitals and your feet. I'm butchering this whole thing. I mean, you scrap what I said, but it was something like that. There's like that this type of connection exists. That's why it's like fairly common. It's like, nobody's getting all worked up about noses or elbows. It's like, why feet? And it's not in the same way at all. Part of this connection.

Maybe it's a, well, I don't know. There's every, I mean. Honestly, I'm not mocking it either, because it's each around, you're not hurting anybody. It's probably awkward as fuck to bring up to somebody that you're dating. And you can't really control that one either. You're just like, yeah, I'd like to rub your feet

for a long time before we have sex. It's like, well, what's the harm in that? I mean, it probably it's an erogenous zone. There are every there's like every what I'm trying to say. There's a pressure point in your foot for every part of your body. Oh, don't start with that. Like that's Chinese medicine. Oh, dear.

Tickle, tickle my my big toe and heal my kidney stone. It's like, stop it. Not not that much. You know, like for headaches and stuff you can make them work. And there's something to be said for like a nice clean foot with really wonderfully painted toenails. I mean, I like a nice foot. That's true. Well, you know, gross feet is definitely bad. Stinky yellow nails.

I mean, yeah, problem. That's a problem. That's a problem. Yeah, get them. Clean them up. Clean them up anyway. Yeah. So that's that's breastfeeding on the internet plus other things. Did you watch the Nickelodeon documentary? Like it was like a scandal about pedophiles to knew they were talking about it. No, but I've been I've been following the developments of of that stuff for a while.

Like I've I'm not that's interesting to me. I haven't watched that one. But, you know, what is it, Corey Haynes? Haynes? Yeah. One of the one of the quarries he talks about, the other quarry getting raped by. Charlie Sheen. Wow. Charlie. Come Charlie.

I mean, that led to that led to his ultimate downfall. And I think he, did he commit suicide? He did. Yeah. One of them did. Yeah. And the other one is the other one's bat. Yeah. Yeah. And guess what? He was messed up by Hollywood. No doubt. Yeah. Those child stars, man. And they talk about that a lot too. It's like, there's a bunch of the young people on the Nickelodeon shows that talk about how kind of fucked up they are now because of what was happening back

then. Amanda Bynes, I think her name was. Was she on the, I'm going to watch this, this, uh, the Nickelodeon documentary, but I think Amanda Bynes was really messed up. She was pregnant by her boss at like 15 and then had to get an abortion. I mean just, why are we, and then we look to these people, these actors for like moral guidance and political guidance. Come on, we should probably not.

No. I mean, Ricky Gervais said it best of the Golden Globes. Nobody cares what you have to say. Just get your award. Fuck off. It was amazing. Remember that one joke about Epstein? And he's like, is he your friend?

Like, I know. I know you're like talking about your friend. Dude, I mean, talk about getting so famous, rich, powerful in your own right as a comedian and still being given that position to just shit on all of these people. Make a mockery of the thing that you're on. Seven times. Yet somehow make it very watchable. I would never, I'll never watch those

things ever again I don't care they're not interesting to me I don't care who the actors are winning anything just make movies but if you put Ricky on there ever again I'm tuning in live with popcorn I'm rubbing my hands together like oh this is going to be good. I don't care. He just says it like over and over and he's always drinking a beer. Yeah. He probably drinks like five beers while he's doing that whole thing. The best part is I think it was like the second round of awards. He comes out and he's like, Oh, three hours left.

He goes, you could watch my entire series on Netflix in this time. Like he's just like, when does this end? And he has that he has it with him as is the box of the office. It's brilliant. It's beyond good. Lastly, I want to finish up with they discussed a bit of censorship, bullshit, some guy in Belgium arrested for his private chat chain, like stuff

he said on there. They're like, it's racist. Well, what? You can't have private chats now. You can't say wacky things to each other? I don't know. It seems like it's also a one-way road. It doesn't seem like everyone's targeted with this stuff. No, it's selective. It seems like their own citizens and it seems like the upstanding individuals that have something to take.

Yeah, you think- I'll tell you what, it's not the people coming in from. You don't think like rich politicians aren't sending like outrageous shit to each other, basically mocking the people in their country. Like, Oh, my constituents are idiots or whatever. Just worse. Of course it does. Just talking shit. We're allowed to talk shit. Like what's next? They start reading our mind and then they're like sorry you thought about this. You dreamt this so you got to go to jail. That's the Canadian rule that's coming up in Canada. If you have stuff that leads to potential, it's like Minority Report stuff. Oh yeah this guy is going down the road of criminal thinking.

We're gonna pop him. What? And it's happening all, that's a Canadian, it's proposed, I think, in Canada. And then there's also the Scotland. Scotland is prosecuting for basically hurt feelings. If you misgender somebody, you can go to jail. Wow.

feelings. If you misgender somebody, you can go to jail. Wow. I mean, think of how slippery that's going to be as well. I have a lawyer friend actually in L.A. I was talking to him and he's taken on a case for a company and he's a very liberal guy, but he's taken on a case for a company because they're being sued because someone in the company misgendered, um, an individual, basically they go by ZZ, uh, whatever that gender is, uh, this pronoun thing. And because they use some other pronoun and that like, this has become a lawsuit. And how slippery is that? Like what is the requirement? I mean imagine if you change your pronoun every week you just decided to change it every week

like is everyone required to keep up with this? I mean this case might set precedent for that being the case. Yeah, and that's kind of it. It's like, okay, we're just, we're being very silly. Oh, we're not a serious country. Lastly, Joe talked about AI translation and how they are translating the Joe Rogan experience with his voice, but in the different languages. So it sounds like him.

Now, how interesting is that going to be very soon? And I was thinking this while I was watching the, I think it's Netflix, has a new show on called Shogun, which is like samurai stuff. Well, you know, a lot of it is dubbed, you know, cause Japanese on there. And anytime they do, and the reason they keep it in that language is, you know, often because later on English speaking characters show up. So it's like, they don't want to have it like half dubbed and then whatever. And also the dubbing always looks weird. Doesn't really match.

It doesn't really match the mouth. I mean, you watch dubbed Japanese movies from like the eighties. I mean, it was horrific. I don't even know where they got the voiceover guys because they all sounded like this. Ah So you're going to go over here. It's like no one even speaks like that regular actors don't like why? Why did you iron? inferior to mine, mm-hmm, and it was

You know two and a half seconds off the actual lips moving And it was, you know, two and a half seconds off the actual lips moving. But now with AI, think about it. This really opens up the rest of the world for, because, you know, foreign movies have been good for a long time. It's just people don't often watch them or get into them because, and it's not because they have a lower budget. It's because of the language barrier issue. It just, you know, quote unquote doesn't translate well. You know, I don't know why I said quote unquote. I should have said, uh, mind the pun. I don't know. Anyway, that's, that's exactly it. But if they can AI it, match

it up perfectly, do it in the actor's voice. So it all fits. I mean, wow. Also, you know, it's going to take a lot of power away from Hollywood. Because now every country has the chance to make dope movies that could do well here. That could do well. Yeah, I'm into it. I like, I like as a consumer, you want that you want more competition. I'm open to it. There could be some really cool styles from other countries that they don't really do in the Hollywood world that we, you know, we might really get into. I mean, let's be honest, those Japanese horror movies for a long time, The Ring, all those types of ones, they had original versions in Japan. We just like bought it and made the US version.

And those ones were good. They was scary. So I like those ones. I like Korean movies. I watch Spanish ones and they'd be a little easier if they were, you know, translated. But sometimes the vibe of the movie is in Japanese or is in Spanish. So if they can keep the vibe, I'm all about it. Well, I think how they could do it, it would be like maybe like in Star Trek,

where sometimes they have an alien speaking in their language. So it's like a short amount of translated text just to kind of like get you in the period of what's happening. And then the rest of it is, I think for like short bursts, you can keep people's attention, but for the most part, it wears people out in general to be like if it's super wordy reading the whole time You know my wife's not a big fan of it. I Got I met a lot of people that aren't a big fan of that. Yeah, I mean look you're watching TV to relax Movies to chill out you know it's like and if you're not a really strong reader too,

it's like sometimes a little bit of work. Well, I'm like half deaf, so I watch almost everything with subtitles on. It really bugs good friends of ours even. When you do that? Yeah, our friend, Sean, he does not appreciate that. Who, Helvi? Yeah, he does not care for it He's like turn the turn those off

Really? He does it his house. Oh Maybe he's getting deaf to you. Nice. We're getting right now. No, he's keeping the noise down because he doesn't want to wake his kid up. Oh Yeah Yeah, I'll get over that's off turn the subtitles off. How about gamma house? That's what I say. Jump straight to kicking them out. All right, well, there you go. That was good old Eleanor.

They got up to, they had some interesting conversations. I like her. She's funny. Watch her. Yeah, God bless. God bless her. She's great. Jumping over to Joey Diaz.

Joey, what a ledge. I just, I really wish he moves to Austin. I think Joe would be, Rogan would be so happy to have him there. I don't think there's another person that he'd like to live right next door to like Joey. I mean, don't get me wrong. Duncan, he's got some other great friends. They were, they mean a lot to him, but I think Diaz has like a special place in Rogan's heart and he's also such a phenom of comedy.

I mean, when he's on point and Joe is right. I've said this a lot. Joe says it a lot. Like nobody hits the RPMs that Diaz can hit. Nobody I've ever seen. You know, just to say he's like the best is hard because like I've seen Chappelle a bunch of times at the comedy store. I say a bunch, like four times.

He like just came in randomly while I was there, but that's, that's quite a lot of times for the randomness of it. And, um, watching him perform, yeah, I probably will have to say he is the best. He can just off the cuff. It's like everything he says is funny. However- Is he mellow?

Yeah, he's just chill. He just talked to the crowd. He'd be like, what do you want to talk about? You know? And one time I saw him right after Charlie Murphy's death. And obviously Charlie was on the Chappelle show and a good friend of Chappelle and he was like, yeah, he went into it and it was like sad at the beginning, you know, he talked about how much he loved his friend and misses him.

And then just told like three bangers stories with Charlie and it was just, oh, dude, we were dying. My stomach was hurting and he did like an hour, like no fucking around. Everyone came into watch. They locked the doors. It was one of the, not locked the doors, but you know, they shut it all up and it just incredible. Now Joey, on the other hand, he did his regular sets up there, like 15, 20 minutes, like they all do on a pack night. Like, God, dude, back in 2018, used to be to go to the comedy store.

You paid 20 bucks. You'd see Sakura, Burt, Bill, Burt maybe, you know, Ron White would be there. Tony Hinchcliffe, Rogan would be on the show. Joey Diaz. That would be the lineup. Hinchcliffe, Rogan would be on the show, Joey Diaz. That would be the lineup. Maybe Jezelnek too. I mean, they were so packed with heavy hitters, it made no sense.

It was just crazy to watch it. And of course everyone's killing. But Joey would go on and he would turn things up. So he starts like screaming, shouting. It's like you think he's gonna have a heart attack, he's saying the most outrageous stuff ever and I don't know what it is with the combination of like how he looks and that he's Cuban but also like got this kind of New York vibe about him. You just let him get away with everything. It would be so, it would even shock

you know a non-woke person with some of the things that he would say But if it was a regular comic, but because it's Joey you don't even question it. You're like, yep brilliant And he's just on his rats or they're phenomenal, dude. He doesn't make any sense I'm gonna have to get over there and check him check him out one. Hopefully one that he's the kid He's the king of New Jersey. That's probably why he doesn't want to move down. That's why he's not moving. Yeah. Yeah. He talked about that. Those are his people. He loves it. He likes Philly crowds. Well, but Joe said it. He's like, Hey, just get another

house. Yeah, he could afford it. Come on. Joe's probably real close to just being like, Hey, how about I just buy you a little house? Maybe he's waiting for that. Come down for a minute. Yeah. I don't know. I'd love to see it. They open up with the P Diddy story.

What do you know about this? I don't know why it seems like this, like the next Epson. Yeah. It seems like it, it seems like it's all right. Fill me in. What have you heard so far? I don't really have much info on it and and let me know what you understand. People that got big with Diddy had to do weird shit with him it seems like. It seems like he definitely had his butt stuff. What are we talking about? We're talking Bieber butt stuff buster. Who?

Yeah, Bieber. And then 50 Cent has been saying this shit for years that Diddy's diddling people. You know, allegedly. Also it's drugs. There's a lot of drugs involved. His girlfriends have Been suing him For I guess sex trafficking and sex trafficking is like kind of this weird

legal term, but it means moving a person or influencing a person to do something they might not otherwise want to do and it's and Rolls run illegal activity sex stuff. Okay stuff His mule got busted. So he was, he was pimping his girlfriends out basically. He was like- He was drugging them, pimping them out, videotaping them,

and then bit of revenge porn involved with this stuff back in the early 2000s. Ooh, like, hey, if you say anything or do anything, I got these videos of you. I'll release them. Something like that. Whoa. Yeah.

That is nasty. That's evil, right? It is evil, yeah. That level of manipulation, it's nasty stuff. Vortis on psychopathic. It's up there, dude. You know? But he, okay, there's no denying Diddy

through parties. There's no denying that Diddy does drugs. And his drug bill just got busted in Miami. They arrested this guy. He was carrying cocaine and marijuana for Diddy.

Whoa. And Diddy was there as well. But Diddy got let go and they kept this guy. Somebody somebody Paul is his last name. Hmm. He's well, for instance, he got he's got sued by his one of his girlfriends and he for 30 million dollars and he settled the next day. So if someone does that that fast, they're trying to shut down the narrative. They're trying to shut down the discovery process. So you can't learn about what's happening.

Yep. And it also implies guilt. Yep. And they have a lot of money too. Like if you can 30 mail someone that quick. Yeah. You know, Bill O'Reilly paid like 50 million to the women that said that he Harassed them settled who Bill O'Reilly? Remember that old guy from Fox News? Yeah Riley factor He paid 50 million 50 million did it very quick too. So there was some stories that he didn't want to get out. He's a power guy. He loves the power. Yep.

But he's also conservative news. So if he did some things that, you know, like he could lose favor real fast. I guess we just saw, you know, keep people nice. I just don't get it. Like listen, like, you know, this is like the Chris D'Alea thing. It's like you're famous, you're already handsome, you're very talented, yet he had to message a lot of young girls in crude ways. And it's like, okay, there's a different thing going on there than just I enjoy sex or I'm a sex addict

You know, which is usually what they come out and say I'll go to therapy, you know, I'm going to support group for you know Sex anonymous or whatever it is You know, there is just something else it's like I've known Um, you know, there is just something else. It's like, I've known plenty of guy friends that were very good with women. They're handsome. They're smooth. They talk well.

They don't treat any of them like shit. Yeah, sure. Maybe they were like non-committal in relationships or jumped around from, you know, girl to girl, but, you know, didn't necessarily commit. There wasn't cheating. Didn't blackmail them with pictures. Didn't say creepy shit to them. Like it's, it's a completely different ball game when you're just like being

this like controlling lunatic and. You know, it is, it's a power game, right? It has to be, this is what it sounds like with Diddy. I mean, also there's the back end of it. It's like, you get enough tape on people, you know, they probably felt like that's a good way to protect yourself. You know, if he does have like politicians and preachers and other big time celebrities, you know, a really embarrassing video of Beba doing something, then imagine the control he has.

Anytime he calls up Beba, he's like, get over my house. We're having a party. Beba's like, okay, I'll be right there. Don't show anyone that video. I feel terrible. Yeah. I think that there is compromising. I want to say it.

It was better say allegedly. Better say allegedly on that one. Allegedly. It seems like that's the way to do it. You've got to get something, get some leverage on people, keep them quiet. Yeah, yeah. I mean, and this kind of jumps into that, you know, afterwards they talked a bit about Andrew Tate and what he was doing with the OnlyFans girls, you know? Maybe not as insidious, I mean that was all kind of business set up, but you know, it

was the guys texting, it was like Andrew Tate and his buddies doing the texting for the girls because they knew what guys wanted. Which in itself is a bit weird. That also, all that stuff, maybe not that in particular, but the isolation and using them for sex and then employees, that's also bordering on psychopathic. Yeah, it's very controlling and you know, it's not really, is it really like in the benefit of the people that work for you? Or is there a lot of exploitation that I mean, you know, and this is why they're hammering that guy.

I mean, he's in, where is he? Croatia or Romania, Romania. That's right. And they, they're hammering him. I mean, taken most of his cars. He's like on house arrest. I mean It's the the walls are crumbling in on on that guy You know, I we don't need

We need we needed the me too movement in a way We did and it went maybe it went a little too far some places, but I like the closets that are Getting opened. We don't need those creepers to get away with it. Yeah, we need things exposed like that. I mean, the next thing that they walked into was like the evangelical preachers asking super poor people for their like last $10 and, oh God, I return it to you tenfold. And it's just like the exploitation of people is really what it comes down to. It's like, you know, we the government should protect. People that are vulnerable from being taken advantage of.

There's always going to be people with like pretty average IQ or whether they maybe they don't have low IQ but they just don't have a lot of support or they're very poor so they're easy to manipulate and there needs to be things in place to protect people against stuff like that. Mike oh my god yeah the the tax-free aspect to those churches is nuts. Unreal dude. You can't give me any amount of money that the government doesn't want to take a piece of. Right. And to, and I can't even, I guess,

can I can't even name them right now, but like the, you know, the 700 club, those guys are rolling in it. Yeah. And they have jets. And they have, what is his name? Joel Osteen. I think he's like one of the big mega church guys. Creep. I went to his church once just to check it out with my uncle way back in the day. Did you really? Yeah. Was it massive? Was it like a stadium then? We had like the nosebleeds. We were way up there. Do you have to pay to go? Is that like a ticket?

You don't have to pay to go. No, there's just a basket that goes around and they're like, wink, wink. Come on. Oh, there's many ways to pay. They don't just have the basket anymore. They have you get you coming in the door. They got cash apps to like scan and. No shit. That makes a lot of sense.

They would. I wouldn't be surprised if there was like a you know how you go to Chili's and you can pay on the table. You just got one on your seat. So if you're bored of the sermon, you can just play pong on it and also donate. Here's 10 bucks. They're like, are you sure you want to donate 10? I think you can donate 20. Yeah. They're like, all right, ladies, then donate 10 pretty good, you know know 15% chance again in heaven but you

double that now early bird special 80% chance get into heaven increase your salvation potential it's only 20 dollars jalapeno poppers to row but what's sad about it is like is that these people believe it too. They're sure of it. They leave feeling good, which is kind of their argument, right? It's like what Joel would say is like, these people feel good and we provide this service and what's the harm in it? And it's like, yeah, but this has nothing to do with the real teachings. And that's pretty clear. nothing to do with the real teachings.

And that's pretty clear. It is, it is counter to Jesus's message. That's for sure. Right. He wouldn't be like, this place is dope. Yeah. He'd be like pretty good. Imagine if the Bible was like that. He was just like a poor carpenter.

But then by the end of the Bible, he has like all the best chariots. And he's like, I need him to get, I've got like the biggest, strongest donkey herd. And it's like, yeah, I need him to get to get to the different villages. And that's called, that's called a prosperity preaching. And there was actually a pretty good documentary, I think in the seventies or eighties about this little kid who was parents raised him to be a preacher, like the laying on of hands and healing and he's he left at 17.

But then he came back to expose it and exposed everything, how to do it. He was so good at it. But it didn't even make a dent in the reputations of these preachers. People are so into it. They'll always be around. I forgot the name of that documentary. There was one good one that exposed the guy that really did end his whole spiel. And it was someone that was religious, but also I think it was religious, but then he would also like guess things about you and it was all done with radio. So basically, yeah, you'd fill stuff out as you went in like, yeah, my dad's sick and my name is John and he'd be like, is there a, is there a John in the audience?

The Holy Spirit's talking to me. Is there a John? And then he's like, your dad, your dad's sick and I'm going to heal him right now. We're going to lay our hands on him. Yeah. There was, so basically this guy went in there that was, he, he's basically like a supernatural researcher. Like he was always trying basically like a supernatural research researcher. Like he was always trying to like figure out if people could really be psychic and stuff like that. Well, he went in with this like radio decoder and he could just go

through all the signals, you know, go through the frequencies and he, he logged into the guy's frequency, recorded it all and exposed them and just wrecked this whole deal. Yeah, that's so pathetic, dude. It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven. Oh, how rich. Kenneth, Kenneth Copeland, he is the craziest one.

One of those preachers. It's like, what? Remember that guy? He like even Joe talks about it. He's like, he's guy, he like, Jeeva Joe talks about it. He's like, he's that demon looking guy. He looks like a demon even. He has like a wolf's mouth. Let me look him up.

I wanna have a look at this guy. What was his name? Kenneth Copeland. He's probably just getting up there. He's 90. Let's see what his net worth is oh my goodness as of 2021 how much do you think he's worth take a guess oh it's 900 million oh 750 million pretty good guess that's so much money so much money let's see what he looks like. Oh, yeah. Wow. He looks demonic, doesn't he?

Yes. He looks insane. Yeah, he was the one who was confronted about having a private jet and he's and he gets any like kind of like curses the lady who asked the reporter who asked him. He's like, don't you dare question me about this. It's terrifying. Yeah. Well, in fact, if you just Google his name and go to images, most of them are it's inside edition and he's like pointing at him from over a car and you

know that it's, it's dark, it's dark stuff, you know, and this is okay. So like John Oliver, I don't watch that show anymore. It just got like basically too woke for me, honestly. And I just couldn't stand it. But early on, I actually liked the exposing power of some of the early episodes they would do before he got like super political and kind of annoying.

His like pro COVID stuff just turned me off completely. They just are so obviously owned by Pfizer. Right. But early on he would expose things, you know, like he, like the evangelical churches or pyramid schemes or just a bunch of stuff. He would like do pretty good episodes. The Sackler family. He was about that. Exactly. You know, and then he somehow did get bought.

I don't really know how that happened, but it happened to Colbert. So it just kind of is easy, I guess. But, uh, yeah, he did some good ones and one early on he did where he like opened his own church or something and like set up a thing for donations. And it was just ridiculous. That his show was so good. That his show was so good. Yeah, it was so good. It's honestly mostly unwatchable today. I don't know what other people think right in, let me know. I'm interested to hear it, but yeah.

Okay. So Kevin Copeland gross. Yeah. Don't give your money to him. I don't recommend it. There's just pray. If you're religious, just do your praying and be nice and get in that way. Go join a modest church that has a pastor that's not out for your money. That's a good point. Let's finish up with some of the last things they were talking about, which is heartbreaking as well. Charities, not giving much of their money to the, like

the people who need it in the organization. And well, this is why I want to really give a shout out to Justin Moran and fight for the forgotten charity that we will donate to. Um, from this podcast, it's it. Justin is a great guy. Um, it works so hard for the Pygmies in Africa, building wells and getting water and putting himself in lots of danger. He's got malaria like five times and it's just, you know, this guy really does it. Joe has had him on a bunch of times as we all know, and

Joe has often said he's the kindest, nicest guy he's ever met. What I love about the way they set that charity up is all administrative stuff is paid for by a different type of corporate donors that they get. So when you give to that charity, a hundred percent of it goes to the people involved. So they, the way they've structured it is really nice. But on this pod, you know, Joey and Rogan were looking it up. Well, I guess Jamie was doing it all.

But sometimes less than 1% of the money gets to the charity. Was it like the five biggest charities in the world? Only 1%? It was something like that. The biggest charities in the charity. It wasn't like the five biggest charities in the world, only 1%. It was something like that. The biggest charities in the world. I don't know if it's that because like the Red Cross is one of the bigger ones and they're pretty good about getting it to the right places. But there are there are a bunch of like charities that make you feel better about yourself and

are just giving nothing to where it needs to go. And that's such a shame, dude. It's like, what are we doing here? People give money in good faith and they actually want to help. And then this goes to a person who's making $400,000 a year. Right. Well, you know, Joe brings this up all the time in California, people that work for the

government to help with the homeless. Some of them are making like quarter of a million. It's like, Hey, they're not going to get rid of the homeless. They don't even want the homeless numbers to go down because then they're, you know, if, if the problem starts to get fixed, they can reduce that government body that you don't need to put so much money into it. Like they have no interest in it. And that's why you do see so many wacky programs where they're like, Oh, we just give you, we just remodel all these homes that they, or hotels that they just go in and trash. And then they're like, well, we give you food every day and your cell phone.

And it's like, Hey, what about education for them? Or like really good drug rehab or it's like their focus just seems like it's always a little bit off. And, and therefore kind of almost on purposely Lee designed to not really help with the problem at all, almost encourage it. I mean, you know, people have been interviewed saying I moved to California to be homeless. Like I got out here on a train or bus or whatever, because I knew they give me money and give me stuff.

It's like, square meals a day Citywide Wi-Fi on a government phone 600 bucks a month Hell I'm going right Yeah, all the hair when you can smoke not bad Not bad. Well on that note actually good. Oh, you're a fan. No, I can't go Get that fentanyl test it make sure it's pure. That's what I say. Okay. Allegedly. I think it is. All right. Well that's it for this week. Thanks for listening folks. We enjoyed this and I hope you did too. We will talk to you next week. Laters. Say bye Pete. Oh bye Pete.