supermegashow - EP 284 - Jackass 4D

Episode Date: February 16, 2022

We talk about the new Jackass movie, it starts raining, and Ryan remembers some music! Go to CBDistillery.com where you order online with no prescription required, and enter SUPERMEGA for twenty per...cent off.  To get your new wireless plan for just 15 bucks a month, and get the plan shipped to your door for FREE, go to MintMobile.com/supermega Right now, Freshly is offering our listeners $40 off your first two orders when you go to Freshly.com/SUPER Stop overpaying for shipping with Stamps.com. Sign up with promo code SUPERMEGA for a special offer that includes a 4-week trial, free postage, and a digital scale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:26 At participating restaurants in Canada for a limited time. Did it feel good, though? Right? Rice gum reference? Oh, that's so good. I love rice gum. I wonder how he's doing, man. Oh, who cares?
Starting point is 00:01:42 We've got to have him over again soon. Not me. Just kidding. I love him. I know you love him, dude. I love him, too. He's my best friend. I would never disparage. Gum? He hit me up the other day. He just sent me a video message of him eating
Starting point is 00:01:54 one of his, like, I guess, I don't know, one of his friends, like, his friend pooped in his hand and he just ate it. It was funny. I reacted ha-ha on it. He sent that to me too I think he sent it to our group It was that Vine kid
Starting point is 00:02:07 The 14 year old kid that he hangs out with He shit in his hand And I don't know if he was going to plan on posting that Or if he wanted just our opinion on it It was funny I thought that was enough It was funny Welcome to episode 284 of Super Megacast
Starting point is 00:02:22 284 567. One day that's going to happen. Yeah. No, there's no way. I mean, how long... Dude, I guarantee in episode six, we're like, dude, we're never going to be like 284. Yeah, but that's a number where you can wrap your head around doing that for that many years.
Starting point is 00:02:41 This has been five years and we're at 284. Dude, Mega64, is it like... Are we gonna make it to 500? Mega64's past 500, I think. But they've been doing it... I mean they were live on their podcast when Bin Laden was killed. Are you trying to say this is more than just a quick little stint? This is the longest thing I've ever been a part of.
Starting point is 00:02:58 Do you think we need to buckle down and say this is a company that we probably need to build for a long time? I think it's in our minds. We're like, well, you know, when we're like in our 30s, we're not going to be YouTubers. But it's like, yeah, we are. Yeah, we are.
Starting point is 00:03:11 Yeah, in the back of our heads, it's like we'll be doing something else. Because we started, we were like 19 and 20. And it's like, and now we're – Dude, I've been thinking about that so much lately. I started – I think my first video with the Markiplier was 2012? Yeah, 2012. Was it? You've told me that before.
Starting point is 00:03:30 Or was it 2014? It was 2012 because I moved out in 2015. No, there's no way it was 2014. So it wasn't 2014. Yeah, no way. So I think it was 2012. It was shortly after you guys started, which was 2012, right? Yeah, because it was probably like our second or third video maybe?
Starting point is 00:03:46 Do you remember when you started in 2012? Because that actually means Super Mega's creation from Cyndago was less than four years after Cyndago. I'm bad with dates but can I check it? For some reason I'm thinking like November, December like around the end of the year time frame. Dude you know what's really weird? I just realized
Starting point is 00:04:02 Super Mega has existed more than two times the length that Cyndago did. Jeez. Isn't that weird to think about? It says 2012. Okay, wait. Joined December 17th, 2012. So, yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:13 Yeah, so Cyndago went about three years. Yep. A little under three years. And we've been going almost six. Well, let's see when the first video was posted on Cyndago. Hold up. I got to scroll through these millions of oh already at the bottom
Starting point is 00:04:26 hmm hmm uh Rodney uh nine years of Jesus nine years ago oh I don't like that
Starting point is 00:04:35 I just seeing that number sucks well you know what 2012 doesn't feel like nine years ago 2012 when you think of 2012
Starting point is 00:04:40 it doesn't feel like nine years ago and then you gotta remember 2012 was ten years ago it's gonna soon say 2012 was a decade ago. It's going to soon say... 2012 was a decade ago. It's going to say 10 years this year when it gets to the end.
Starting point is 00:04:50 I remember sitting in theaters with my dad, seeing the movie 2012. And it was before the big December... What was the date? The 2012 date? I don't know. December 20th is when we posted our first video. And December 21st was when the world was supposed to end. Yep.
Starting point is 00:05:08 2012, remember? That's what the day was. It was like, do you remember the whole 2012 fucking freakout? I remember. Remember I passed by a church that was having like an end of the world barbecue? With like a bouncy house and shit. But there's the thing. I don't know if it was like a lighthearted church.
Starting point is 00:05:24 It had to be because if you legitimately thought you and your entire family and friends were about to die, you're not going to be like, oh, let's, can we rent a bouncy house? Yeah, we'll put that one
Starting point is 00:05:32 on the company card. It's like, haha, this is a, but it's like, no, but South Carolina, man, they totally could have believed that. I know, that's what I'm saying. That's what's weird about it.
Starting point is 00:05:39 I don't see South Carolina being too self-aware about itself, especially in the area. In that area, no. And why would you spend like your last doing something as mild as renting a bouncy house when it's like, you could fucking hijack a plane. You could do whatever you want, you know? No repercussions.
Starting point is 00:05:56 Hijack a plane? You want to hijack a plane? It's just a thing I was throwing out there. You know how hard it is to hijack a plane? These days? Yeah. It's not like the good old days. They really ruined it.
Starting point is 00:06:06 Criminals is what I'm saying. Criminals, yeah. I'm not, no, I'm not. Well, if someone else thought anything else, then that's on them. Yeah, exactly. Crooks, you know. Crooks. A couple of crooks.
Starting point is 00:06:16 I remember you and I, when we were writing the book, tried to stay away from using the word thugs for as long as we could. Because we're like, hmm. using the word thugs for as long as we could because we're like, hmm. Well, it's because in the book, every time we refer to Al-Qaeda, we say something, we refer to them as something different. Like, ne'er-do-wells, like desperados, crooks, cronies. And I think, like, we used thugs once, and then we were going to do it again. We're like, wait, we already used, oh, we can't use thugs again.
Starting point is 00:06:43 Yeah. And I remember there was, like, one thing that that i there was a stipulation there was i remember there was one rule that we could not do and i said there's in no way we can describe anyone in al-qaeda or bin laden as dirty we cannot describe no i remember that came up because there's a part where we called him a dirty old man and it had nothing to do with the fact that, you know, but then we were like, wait, that could be misconstrued. Let's take that out.
Starting point is 00:07:14 I don't know. I mean, Bin Laden was a dirty old man. He was, dude. He was. He was an awful dude. I mean, he orchestrated the September 11th terrorist, the biggest event in American history ever. Yeah, well, now thanks to us, he's dead once and for all. Yeah, well, I mean, he orchestrated the September 11th terrorist, the biggest event in American history ever. Yeah, well, now thanks to us, he's dead once and for all. Yeah, well, I mean, I don't want to spoil the book too much, but...
Starting point is 00:07:32 Spoilers. Yeah, everyone's getting their... But find out how we get to that point by reading the whole book. It's fucking good. It's a good book. I'm proud of it. I'm really proud of it. Gino Samuel does the audio version.
Starting point is 00:07:43 The guy that does the Chris Chan narration? You guys will love it. And all they do is plug version. The guy that does the Chris Chan narration. You guys will love it. And all they do is plug their book. Yep. It's a good book. People also asked me this on stream, and I guess we never actually addressed it.
Starting point is 00:07:55 They said, what's the deal with the New York Times? And I realized we never actually talked about this, I think. Oh, yeah. Book of the year. I'll do the long story short, and then I'm sure Matt would love to extrapolate what, like talking? but basically
Starting point is 00:08:11 we don't have the necessary clout and we didn't distribute the books in a way to where we would be anywhere noticeable to them it's not the clout. We, we sold enough copies.
Starting point is 00:08:27 A lot of it is who you know. It is. It is. That, that list is very, uh, not, I don't wanna say pretentious, but it's very, it's, it's not actually based on like a real scoreboard. It's kind of, they can pick and choose. Yeah. And we actually hit the requirements to be on the New York Times bestselling
Starting point is 00:08:46 list, but... We were young and stupid. We thought we could really rule the world. It wasn't in physical stores, and that was where they disqualified it. Because it was online sales. And it's 2022. And it's not just physical stores. It's random, like you have to be in usually a
Starting point is 00:09:02 wide selection of different types of stores, like small stores, large chains. But like they have specific areas where they're like where they target. It's so fucking weird. And that's probably just the I guarantee it's set up that way because the publishing industry has it like a lock on that exact plan. So they're like, we can just easily get things like that. Yeah, because like second book. You gotta know an agent to get you this plan.
Starting point is 00:09:24 Second book, we might just have to go with a publisher instead of self-publishing if we want that, but I don't know. It would be great to at some point have one of the books in the trilogy hit New York Times bestseller. What we could do is we could, after the trilogy, make a compendium that's one big book and get that one on the New York Times bestselling list. Okay. In my heart, we're New York Times bestsellers.
Starting point is 00:09:45 Yeah, we sold a lot of copies. You know what? We did it. Like, we hit the number, you know? We skyrocketed past the number. We quadrupled it. Yeah. We sold 80,000 copies.
Starting point is 00:09:57 And there's a lot of physical copies of our book out there. There's probably more physical copies of our book out there than a lot of the New York Times bestseller motherfuckers. We actually didn't sell 80,000 copies. That was an exaggeration. No, that was an exaggeration, but we did. You're like, what? We didn't? No, we sold a lot. Yeah. More than
Starting point is 00:10:16 necessary. Not to toot our little YouTuber horns here, but yeah, our book sold pretty well. Oh yeah, it did. And then some fucking idiots in the United Kingdom decided to fucking, when they were loading the truck of the hardcovers, strap the straps onto tight and ruin over 300 copies of the fucking book, which we had to pay for still.
Starting point is 00:10:34 So thank you, you fucking British dumbasses. Oi, love. It was just an accident. I put the straps on too tight and ruined me books. Oh God, love. Oh! You hit my noggin! Oh my noggin's broken!
Starting point is 00:10:48 Oh! Oof! I bonked me noggin, mate. I always wanna say mate when I- Oh lord. Oh I love her. I ruined the books, love. So they fired me. And the books look pretty good, eh? They fired me, cause I ruined about 300 books down at the docks.
Starting point is 00:11:06 Hardcovers too. Those were... Okay, we actually basically... Was it the softcovers? What does that mean? What does that mean? Was it the softcovers or the hardcovers? What does that mean?
Starting point is 00:11:26 Oh, yeah. in it there. You stupid British idiot. Well, he can't talk to his fucking messed up teeth. His tongue is slithering between them. I'm not kidding. You are.
Starting point is 00:11:37 I'm not. I love British people. I just don't like Italian people. Do you love British people? No, I hate Italians. They're loud, boisterous, obnoxious. Ugly.
Starting point is 00:11:44 They do not get good genes. I'm serious. Italian people, try again. Try again next time, sweetheart. Have you seen Eddie Burback? Oh, yeah. He's going to listen and be like what the fuck I'm such a good friend
Starting point is 00:12:07 to them why are they doing this he's a nice dude he's great every time I come into contact with him which thank god my publicist
Starting point is 00:12:14 keeps me out of his circle a lot but when I do have to come in contact with him usually it's a good conversation yeah most of the time
Starting point is 00:12:20 there's only been one or two times where it's taken a bit of a turn that i didn't like yeah pretty quick too but usually i can tell really quick on into the conversation if it's going to go down the eddie road you know uh the stuff that i say i i call it the edward road because edward is like this different kind of person oh i call it the edward road because
Starting point is 00:12:40 i thought you're making a play on words because because Edward sounds like what he is saying in these conversations. No. You know, the Edward. He doesn't say the Edward, he says the Yeah. Yeah. It sounds like the Edward, but it's Sorry, I'm thinking about like when Jim actually he actually seemed a little bit, not like he takes the joke and he gets that it's a joke and he thinks it's funny. But I think at some point he's like, you told a lot of people that my mom's a racist.
Starting point is 00:13:15 And this chat told him on stream. Remember when he came up to us and was like, hey, guys. Because we forgot about that. He seemed legitimately disparaged. That's the problem dude i have this has happened this actually happened to me recently uh at my birthday party someone also said something like you said this about me and i was like i don't remember that at all i don't remember saying i'm sorry i probably did say that but i i say so much shit every week that i don't remember uh but but jim our buddy jim uh i guess apparently we said that his mom was like a horrible
Starting point is 00:13:47 racist just like it's just things that aren't jim was like i mean it's just not even like it's not even like a dig on me it's just like it's just this weird unnecessary like why my mom you don't even know her you know it's like it's just like you didn't make fun of me or anything you just like said something and it was something that wasn't even like a funny joke it just sounds like an actual like bad thing so he was
Starting point is 00:14:15 like my stream told me you said my mom was just a racist and I was like sorry man I don't remember that I forgot about that I saw it we usually do it as like a passing gag like it just to like make one of like
Starting point is 00:14:28 one of ourselves just kind of like like the other one like laugh because whenever you say something like that I'm never expecting it makes me laugh and vice versa so it's like we do that
Starting point is 00:14:35 and then we forget that it ripples out into the real world and gets to those people so busk this is gay consequences I just uh I saw jackass Forever with Jim two nights ago. I'm jealous. For the second time.
Starting point is 00:14:48 I wish I could have gone. We haven't talked about that movie yet on the podcast. Really good. You and I saw it together for the first time. We did for your birthday. Opening night. That movie. It wasn't on your birthday, but.
Starting point is 00:14:58 It was the night before my birthday. Yeah. That movie is. Let's talk about. Let's break down Jackass Forever Roger Ebert style. Okay. Spoiler alerts? Okay, yeah.
Starting point is 00:15:09 We'll be talking about some specific stunts, so if you care about getting the stunts spoiled, Skip to the next time. Just tap the forward 15 button a bunch. Okay. No, skip until the ad breaks over, because we'll do the ad break after we're done talking about Jackass. Okay. No. Skip until the ad breaks over because we'll do the ad break after we're done talking about Jackass.
Starting point is 00:15:27 How's that? So if you're on the YouTube video you can skip until where you see in the table of contents thing where it says the ad break. Skip to after the
Starting point is 00:15:34 next ad break. We're about to be talking about Jackass 4D which has been in theaters for a good bit. It's not 4D. Not 4D.
Starting point is 00:15:41 I don't know why I said that. That'd be miserable. I wish it was. You get kicked in the balls a lot with them. A fucking wooden thing kicks you from under your seat. You get pepper sprayed.
Starting point is 00:15:50 Jackass 4, a.k.a. Jackass Forever, I think was on par with all the other jackasses. It was a fantastic, fantastic addition. It was a fantastic, fantastic edition. And I was very nervous going into Jackass forever that, you know, it's been a decade. I'm like, what if it's just not as good? Dave's not there anymore. He was in it. I didn't realize there's a scene that he's in.
Starting point is 00:16:17 Wait, really? Yeah. I was looking for him at the end credits. He is in the end credits. He's towards the bottom, but he's in a scene. And when I saw it, I noticed this time. Was he in there for a good bit or was it like a quick little stunt? Just one stunt. He's in the stunt too. He's towards the bottom, but he's in a scene. And when I saw it, I noticed this time. Was he in there for a good bit or was it like a quick little... Just one stunt.
Starting point is 00:16:27 He's in the stunt too. Which stunt is it? The one where they're jumping on the treadmill with the marching band stuff because that was the first stunt they filmed for the movie. Okay.
Starting point is 00:16:34 He's one of the people that jumps on the treadmill. And I didn't... Only the second time watching, I was like... Wait, wait, wait. When they're doing the flashback or like when they're doing
Starting point is 00:16:42 the treadmill stunt? The treadmill where they're the marching band guys and they jump on the treadmill. He's in that? He's one of the people on the treadmill. I didn't even fucking see that. I didn't notice either the first time until the second time when I was looking and I was like. Are you sure that's him?
Starting point is 00:16:53 Positive, positive. Because they filmed that as the first stunt and then they kicked him out of the movie because shortly after he failed like his sobriety test. Yeah. And they told him, they gave him an agreement up front like you have to pass and be sober for this and he didn't do it and that's when he went on his tirade but like he's in at first i was like that's not him yeah and i was and i was like jim is that bam he's like yeah that's him because he he already had known about that look it up he's one of the people he doesn't say anything he fucking falls and hits his head and he's like because he's in the credits he's in the credits pretty far down but it's it in the latter half of the movie, but it shocked me.
Starting point is 00:17:26 I was like, oh, shit. I didn't realize that they actually kept him in. Oh, he was the first one. And it's so overexposed that you can't really. It's him, though. I was, when I noticed, I was like, whoa. Oh, he's the first one to check on Steve-O after. Oh, yeah, that's, I didn't even fucking notice that.
Starting point is 00:17:44 I didn't catch it either. It's like Bam, Johnny, Jasper. I really liked the new additions. Yeah. They all did really well. Watching it a second time, I think Poopies is my favorite new addition. New addition? Yeah, Poopies is definitely my favorite new addition.
Starting point is 00:18:04 Only rivaled by I keep forgetting her fucking name Rachel Wolfson Rachel Wolfson she's great Wolfson Wolfson
Starting point is 00:18:11 Rachel Wolfson she was really good I've only seen her in this so like the name will come it will come as she hurts herself more
Starting point is 00:18:20 I hope dude you think this is the last Jackass movie I don't know. I could see them in another 10 years being like, let's do one final one where we're all 60. Like, because this one, it's like, oh, they're older, but like... The repercussions are them
Starting point is 00:18:33 actually just dying five years later because they break their hips. They look pretty good. In that one scene when Preston says, I'm fucking 51 years old, I was like, what? old i was like what he's 51 and he's still doing you shit his pants you shit his pants he shit his pants he got hit with a cannonball again okay so are you sure we didn't talk about jack i guess we haven't no we haven't
Starting point is 00:18:57 because uh we haven't recorded one since because we recorded some in advance that's right um so what was your favorite stunt because mine was the night vision uh one that one that was my that was really funny uh i think my favorite one uh honestly like i think the one that just made me laugh the hardest for some reason it wasn't even like a big stunt but it's one of the new guys eric uh monaca um they just make him like walk out of uh like a trailer uh like he doesn't even know he's on camera but it's i guess they're setting him up for some scene and he's like dressed up like a like a waiter and he's carrying a tray of milkshakes and they just put like fake steps that just crash when he step like walks on and just drop like spills on the milkshakes it's just so it's just so simple and then also in the same vein when uh i think my my favorite is the same one with the trailer when like steve-o walks out and they just fire the fucking uh like
Starting point is 00:19:55 volleyball yeah through the right at his face he hits him in the head so good so good but my favorite like big stomp was oh man that's tricky because I really like I liked I thought the the bear one was pretty yeah because there were moments
Starting point is 00:20:14 in that one where I was like he gets the worst ones Danger Aaron he gets the fucking worst he's down for it though the cup test one was he the one that came up
Starting point is 00:20:23 with the cup test though no not originally no that was johnny knoxville and that was like kids kicking him in the nuts and in this one he gets his dick hit and that i can't watch the the pogo stick dude dude i i really refocused in this time to watch it it is bad oh fuck i can't i can't bring bring myself. He gets his, he gets himself punched in the dick by the guy who has the hardest punch in the entire world. He,
Starting point is 00:20:50 You can tell by his reaction, like he's suffering. Yeah, because they have in slow motion, like he doesn't even look like it's funny. He's just, then he has the fastest pitcher in the world hit him with a softball in the cock
Starting point is 00:21:02 and then he has, It's a softball pitcher. Yeah, soft, that's a you know yeah it's it's not it's not one of us uh it's it's a pant ladies sport yeah yeah i would never play softball that's like that's like t-ball almost volleyball no that's for topless women at the beach yes it is while i'm sitting there sipping on my time yep uh my mom plays topless volleyball all the time when When I was young, I did.
Starting point is 00:21:27 I wish I could have kept that one going. I bust. Have some little... You bust. I broked. I wanted to have some little past recollection. Oh, well. But basically, and then they have the hardest hockey hitter hit him in the nuts. That guy was hungry
Starting point is 00:21:43 for his balls. He reminded me of Jacob a lot from Off Canny. Like his demeanor. Is it just because he's... No, his demeanor was very like... His demeanor was like, you're fucked. And that's very like Jacob. Like Jacob from Off Canny is very... That's why it reminded me.
Starting point is 00:21:59 It was like he gives off Jacob energy because of his attitude. Because of his... Yeah, it's his energy yeah and then he yeah no no yeah go on
Starting point is 00:22:09 and then he and then he gets just put that pogo stick jump directly onto his cock and balls see like this one I was worried that
Starting point is 00:22:19 the stunts would not be as I'm like writhing right now I can't I was like oh you know they're probably gonna tone it down for this one because they're older and they won't be as bad. They were. They were
Starting point is 00:22:29 just as bad, if some of them debatably worse than the past ones. Like, the fucking pogo stick on the balls, like holy shit. Okay, so... There was less poo-poo and throw-up I noticed. Good. They took more of that out. Because three had the diarrhea volcano, which was a surprise.
Starting point is 00:22:47 There was really not a lot of puke in this one. There was puke at the end, and that was it, I think. Oh, dude. I remember the one where, like, it's like, Steve-O's wearing the astronaut helmet, and Preston poops in the tube accidentally. And he pukes in the helmet, and you just see it from, like, underneath. That one always got me. Oh man.
Starting point is 00:23:08 But they've also been so fucking lucky. I've been watching some of Steve-O's Wild Ride, his show, but really only the ones with Johnny Knoxville. Oh, he has a show? He has like a podcast. Oh. He has a podcast.
Starting point is 00:23:25 Steve-O, invite the Super Mega Boys. We'll do some crazy stunts. Steve-O, he gets views, baby. He, we're nothing but chum in the water.
Starting point is 00:23:34 Steve-O, if you invite us, I'll do whatever stunt you want me to do. And I say that now, I will. I'll do it, I'll take the bullet for us.
Starting point is 00:23:42 Will you take a real bullet? Okay, I'll take a real bullet. Pfft. It blows your brains out. No, I would do a song. I mean, I am the CEO and president of SuperMega. Yeah. And where are you?
Starting point is 00:23:57 Side note, I'm the secretary. I was looking up the business documents for SuperMega for a reference, and it lists our official positions. And I was like, oh, we for Super Mega for a reference, and it lists our official positions, and I was like, oh, we just put this down a while ago, and I'm pretty sure you're the CEO and president, and I'm just secretary in some other role, and I was like, what? I'm not like, oh, you're a secretary. It's just the fact that we are both co-owners of this business.
Starting point is 00:24:21 50-50, but it says that you're CEO, and I think I'm secretary. Maybe it's like director or something. I don CEO, and I think I'm secretary, maybe it's like director or something, I don't know. Yeah, I'm secretary, baby. But this one, god, I think the stunt that would have been the scariest to me was probably the bear one, because the bear's really
Starting point is 00:24:37 like going, it starts really going for him. It starts going for his hand a little bit, and you're like, okay. Nibbles on his hand, and then starts like, or the one with Wee Man with the fucking massive vulture. That just made me be like, oh, dude, for him that's like a velociraptor.
Starting point is 00:24:52 It could legitimately bite his cock off in one quick, like. Yeah. That reminds me of the stunt with the Steve-O when he had the like, he was,
Starting point is 00:25:01 what was it? He was doing like a tightrope over like an alligator pit and he put like chicken in the jockstrap Yeah, that's that's back when when Steve-o was was the third one the first one he was like sober for I think third one is when he got sober Yeah, so the first two he he was all down for the really fuck Yeah, the one I always think of is the fish hook through his cheek that one bothers me so much. They all say
Starting point is 00:25:24 The second one is when they were on their worst behavior in interviews. Oh, you can tell. When they describe it. You can tell. Well, it's because they feel like rock stars, I bet. Because they had the first one made them so famous. Because they had the cult following of the TV show, and then the movie could just be so much worse. Yeah, and then they got so rich from the first one, too.
Starting point is 00:25:45 They were like, let's party, baby. Yep. Two has, I think, my favorite stunts out of any Jackass movie. Yeah. I think Jackass 2 is my favorite. I like, though, that they still keep the stunts in the movies, like, you could do it at home.
Starting point is 00:26:01 For some of them. There's other ones that are, like, definitely have, like, the production value put into them. But other ones that are like definitely have like the production value put into them but for the most part it's like they just hired a or they got the their animal guy and just got bit by a snake or stung by a scorpion or they just went out and made shitty ramps from wood you could get at like home depot and like jumped off of each other and then landed on oh that could have broken their ribs i know i actually i'm sure it might have i'm excited i'm sure there'll be 4.5 they always do a 0.5 with all the extra shit and i i'm i want
Starting point is 00:26:38 to see like the statistics of like i've seen the other ones like how many broken ribs how many because like they don't show the aftermath so i'm'm sure a lot of those, there were like a lot of broken bones. Johnny Knoxville actually, oh dude, the first time I saw it, it looked painful. But the second time I saw it is, is when it really like the bull, the bull one, uh, that, that was actually like, that took, that one was like, that looked like the most painful thing in the whole movie. He gets, cause it looks worrying. He gets hit by this bull so fast and it flips him around like three times and he slams his head on the ground and he's like out cold and like doesn't remember it and then they take him uh to the
Starting point is 00:27:14 hospital and my favorite thing i noticed about that scene was when they're wheeling him out of the hospital i i noticed is the same hospital i got my asshole surgery at and they pushed me out in a wheelchair from the exact same door and i was like i, I did the Leonardo DiCaprio point at the TV screen. I was like, hey, I got the meme or the gif. It could have been the same. It could have been the same wheelchair I sat in with my asshole surgery. Could have been. How many wheelchairs do you think they have?
Starting point is 00:27:34 Not that many. Probably two. Probably. They don't need more than 250 chance at that point. Yeah, absolutely. It's hospital up in the valley. Great place. But damn, dude, they only work with celebrities.
Starting point is 00:27:46 Yeah, that's why I was able to get my asshole surgery there. Well, also, I told you I saw my asshole surgeon on 90 Day Fiance. Really? He was talking to one of the people about some kind of plastic surgery or something. And the second I saw him, I was like, I recognize that voice. And I saw him, I was like, that's the guy that literally did my asshole surgery. He's a very, very, very specific man. There was no way of mistaking it.
Starting point is 00:28:08 Speaking of Hollywood, what do you think about the Tom Cruise burglary scenario? I haven't even heard of this. Wait, what? Wait, I haven't heard of this. So, wait, let me get my final thoughts on Jackass. Okay. Break, and then tell me about this Tom Cruise thing. I have not heard of this. So, wait, let me get my final thoughts on Jackass. Okay. Break. And then tell me about this Tom Cruise thing.
Starting point is 00:28:27 I have not heard about this. Okay. Final thoughts on Jackass 4. I think it was the perfect addition. I think that they brought the punches. It was not lackluster at all compared to the other ones, which was my fear. I didn't want it to be another Borat 2. So, I tried not to get too hyped, but I was, and it lived up. It was a great movie.
Starting point is 00:28:45 I decided to see it for a third time. I want to see it again in theaters, but I think I'm going to get too hyped, but I was, and it lived up. It was a great movie. I decided to see it for a third time. I want to see it again in theaters, but I think I'm going to work my way up. I'm going to go one, two, three, and then four. I want to do that too. If you want someone to see it with you again, I'll see it for a third time.
Starting point is 00:28:54 I'm down. Shit's good. Okay. Let's go. Also, real quick, favorite jackass cast member? Old one? See, I love Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O and stuff.
Starting point is 00:29:07 Johnny Knoxville is probably my favorite cast member. Mine too, but let's say Steve-O and Johnny Knoxville are not allowed. I would say Chris Pontius. Chris Pontius is my favorite. He's just funny as fuck. He's just yes, he like he never does the super extreme stunts, you know? Yeah. He does stuff with his penis actually- And he was in Wild Boys. Chris Pontius,
Starting point is 00:29:25 I think Chris Pontius is fucking hilarious. And he has such a good spirit. But I actually just, while I was taking a shit before this podcast, I saw this. Chris Pontius
Starting point is 00:29:37 has done more full frontal nudity scenes than any other actor in Hollywood. Hey, that must feel good. Yeah. Michael Fassbender thought he did something. Mm-mm.
Starting point is 00:29:47 Not with a... Nope, nope. Chris Ponies got him beat. Yeah, you have a nice cock, Michael, but it's not something that's never been done before. Yeah, try again, sweetheart. Let's see that cock one more time. All these actors think that showing their penis
Starting point is 00:30:01 is some, like, I'm showing myself. I'm sacrificing myself for the art I mean you get the jackass guys showing your cock to thousands of that's all it is porn stars do it every day it's like when directors back in the day were like now you're naked on the bed
Starting point is 00:30:18 but it resembles innocence and a pure state of mind and your love with this person okay there's dudes that walk down the street in New York City and flash their cock at people you know you're no better than that It resembles innocence and a pure state of mind and your love with this person, okay? There's dudes that walk down the street in New York City and flash their cock at people. You know, you're no better than that. So, uh... I guess that's a different, that's definitely a different route to take.
Starting point is 00:30:34 Showing your cock to people? You know? Yeah. You know? Yeah, but, great movie. I mean, we do get a warning. No, they don't tell us. There's no warning at the beginning that says there's going to be penises.
Starting point is 00:30:44 No, but you go in knowing the rating of the movie. Well, when you walk on the streets of New York City, you know what you're going to get into. That is true. You know, it's a pretty dangerous place. It's rated X, bro. Yeah, it is. Dude, remember, dude, I remember. They should change it to New Sex City.
Starting point is 00:31:00 When I was in elementary school, it was like a big thing to know about NC-17 and X-rated. It's like, yeah, there's G, PG, PG-13, R, but then NC-17. I remember. And X. Because I remember they were like, what movies are that? You never hear about NC-17 movies or X. That's just porn. They are, though. I don't even think they have to be porn. Do they rate things NC-17 anymore? Or. That's just porn. They are though. They have to be porn.
Starting point is 00:31:26 Do they rate things NC-17 anymore? Or do they just cap it at R? Because when's the last time you saw an NC-17 movie? They never get released in theaters. They typically don't put them in theaters. It's funny about NC-17 because that is like the highest tier but you can go
Starting point is 00:31:42 see it at 18. It would be a good marketing gimmick. No, 17. Imagine a Marvel movie rating them, like, getting an NC-17 rating on one of their movies. The Superman Saves the Troops movie will be NC-17. It will be rated X. I wonder what you have to do to get that rating. Well, X isn't an official rating.
Starting point is 00:31:58 X just means it's porn. X was like, I thought that there was a real rating, but it just means that it's sex. Yeah. Also, NC-17 is an actual rating. About AO. Wait, did we go to commercials? We're about to. Oh.
Starting point is 00:32:13 AO? I gotta tell you about Tom Cruise. On video games? He's a criminal. What? Yeah. Okay, we're gonna take a short ad break. You enjoy these ads, and then we will be back, and I'm gonna find what what the hell Mr. Cruz did. Let me let me let me piss out of my cock.
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Starting point is 00:34:15 I saw it was cloudy driving over here. Is it raining? Oh my... Is it? Is it? Oh shit. Oh shit. Holy Oh, shit. Holy. No way.
Starting point is 00:34:32 All right. Rain. Rain. Don't go away. Come again another day. We were back from the ad reads but our computer froze but I don't know where we last left off but damn
Starting point is 00:34:50 I don't know if we caught the audio in between but Ryan was like is it raining and then we went outside and it was fucking pouring and windy and that's it's cold too so are you really not like it was on twitter and shit no I didn't see this at all.
Starting point is 00:35:05 Like, did you, where's your trending set to? Here. When was this? Never, because I lied about it. Ryan, why would you do this? What do you mean? Doesn't that sound juicy, though? Yeah, I was ready for a fucking Tom Cruise story.
Starting point is 00:35:22 Well, okay, I was like, I thought I would have heard about this. No, but he's still an asshole, though. He is. He's a horrible person. Good actor, but... I mean, he's fine at playing Tom Cruise. Yeah. I mean, he's fine at...
Starting point is 00:35:33 Actually, he's a good actor. Okay, Magnolia and Eyes Wide Shut. I'll give him a pass for those two movies. Magnolia and Eyes Wide Shut, he's great. You complete me. You complete me. You complete me. Worship the cock. Tame the cunt.
Starting point is 00:35:51 That's a good role. That was his best fitting role, I think. See, I think his best fitting role was in Tropic Thunder as Les Grossman. Okay, actually, I'll give him those three movies. Tropic Thunder as Les Grossman. Les Grossman. Les Grossman. He was pretty good in that. Him and Matthew McConaughey were my two favorites in that movie.
Starting point is 00:36:10 Matthew McConaughey was probably my favorite. Ben Stiller is always just kind of like, he's fine, but I'm never... I don't want to sound mean, but I don't think Ben Stiller ever steals the show, except Zoolander. Yes. Zoolander, he steals the show, except Zoolander. Yes. Zoolander, he steals the show. That was a funny script, too. Tropic Thunder, you know, it's like, he's good in it, he's great, but
Starting point is 00:36:34 you know, it's like, any of the other characters I feel like could have also been the main character, and it would have been, you know. Who's your favorite of the main group? Of Tropic Thunder? Mm-hmm. Actually, I think I said this a few episodes ago. Al Pacino?
Starting point is 00:36:51 Kent Lazarus? Oh, yeah. Kirk Lazarus. Kirk. Kirk Lazarus. Kirk. It's Kirk. Kirk Lazarus.
Starting point is 00:36:57 Kirk Lazarus. And when I'm saying that, I'm talking about specifically after he realizes his true value and he like, he, like, looks, like, white again. And he, like, he takes it. He has his blue eyes. He has his blue eyes. That, like, that's my favorite part. Just because of the look on his face. And then the fucking, I forgot about, like, how many people are in that movie.
Starting point is 00:37:15 Like, the trailer with Elijah Wood. Oh, yep. Like, him. Elijah, you mean Tobey Maguire? Oh, fuck. Yeah, Tobey Maguire. Yeah, I thought it was Elijah Wood for some reason. Yeah, Tobey Maguire.
Starting point is 00:37:25 MTV is, like, two-time MTV Kiss Award winner. Or Kiss Award winner, Tobey Maguire. Oh, fuck. I wish they made those into real movies. It reminds me of that fucking, I was thinking about the, not always sunny, Arrested Development gag they do with like the cousins, Danger Row. Yep. And he's like, we should see that.
Starting point is 00:37:45 I need to re-watch that show show's good i remember actually laughing out loud many times because daniel was the one that showed me the rest development and he also showed me the office oh shit yeah he was on the jim's a dick bandwagon really oh man i thought jim was an asshole i haven't actually haven't seen enough of the show to to say one way or the other i'll tell you what i think i think i think everyone was an asshole at some point and that's life amen you know he's getting that pan pussy right oh fuck yeah yeah yeah that's what i thought man that's what i thought yeah yeah that's what i thought man that's what i thought yeah yeah that's right that's right so what about not anymore because you know she died
Starting point is 00:38:30 in the show no just the show doesn't exist that that reality their reality ended they don't exist anymore you know joe biden president biden is also from scranton pennsylvania oh shit isn't that isn't that incredible he was in an episode. Psych. That's another believable thing. I'm like, oh he's from Scranton. I think he was in what's the fucking not community. He was in Parks and Rec. Yeah, Parks and Rec.
Starting point is 00:38:55 Listen, Buster. Because she loves Joe Biden or something. She's like, I love Joe Biden. So is fucking Adam Devine from Workaholics. He did a bunch of skits with Joe Biden for the election. Where he's hanging out with Joe Biden and shit. The Workaholics guys were together for a bit,
Starting point is 00:39:19 and then they just went their separate ways. How long did the show last? Oh, like five or six seasons, I think. So it's still a pretty good run. I love Workaholics. I never really gave it much thought at the time, but any episode I have come across, I did enjoy. I just have to try to give it another watch, I guess.
Starting point is 00:39:38 Yeah, Workaholics is great. You know, the real genius behind Workaholics was Kyle. Kyle Newichuk. Cause he was, he was only a minor character, but he was like monumental in like writing and directing that show, which is a pretty cool, pretty cool. They're, they're, uh, they're, they're funny dudes. They are, you know, actually, uh, my cousin, uh, grew up in this one house in South Carolina and then his parents got divorced got divorced, and then they moved out of the house. And then Adam and the other Workaholics guys ended up renting that house and living in it for a while. And I just thought that was funny because I'd go there for Easter every year and all that stuff, and I have so many memories in that house.
Starting point is 00:40:21 And now I think that the Workaholics guys kind of lived there for a while. stuff and I have so many memories in the house and now I think that the Workaholics guys kind of lived there for a while and my cousin went up to their table at a bar down the street from there and was like hey I'm a big fan and I'll try I think it was
Starting point is 00:40:36 okay see I don't remember who was mean and who wasn't so I don't want to put any names one of them said thanks and the other one said can you not wait really? yeah oh I know why they were there. Why? Because Adam was renting the house because Adam's in Righteous Gemstones. Okay.
Starting point is 00:40:49 And that's in Charleston. And I went and saw the Superchurch set when I was home for Christmas. Is that that HBO show with Danny McBride? It's the one with John Goodman and Danny McBride and Adam. Apparently, it's great. There's a lot of great shit. Every time we talk about TV, I still have to watch so much shit.
Starting point is 00:41:14 Queen's Gambit, Mad Men. Queen's Gambit's really good. I need to watch all three of those. I've seen some of Queen's Gambit. It was really good. Mad Men, I've only seen the first season twice. But I really want to finish Mad Men. I think I started Mad Men in high school and I feel like
Starting point is 00:41:30 I just wasn't mature enough. Yeah. But now as a 26 year old man it's going to hit just right. Just fucking right. And Sopranos too. I need to. I've only seen the first episode but pretty good. Pretty good. Listen listen here Paulie
Starting point is 00:41:45 you bitch I'll kill you I'll whack you dad are you a dad you're a gangster what say that again and I'll pop your mouth out
Starting point is 00:41:55 to his 10 year old daughter I'll pop your teeth out and then I'll have to pay for some new ones cause you're my daughter love the Sopranos man classic shit man I've never seen it.
Starting point is 00:42:05 Have you seen any episodes? No. I know the ending. That's the only thing I've heard about. Oh, I don't know the ending. I've seen the ending. That's it. Really?
Starting point is 00:42:13 Yeah. Does it seem like it's good? I will... I could take a wild guess right now. No, no, no. There's two... I'll say what a... There was a big kerfuffle at the time I think now it is a lot more
Starting point is 00:42:27 appreciated and I don't have any context for it but artistically I like what people can have derived from it oh I've heard about the ending yeah yeah yeah wasn't it kind of just like just boring or like that Not as boring. It just felt like it didn't conclude for a long time. Right, right. Okay. Yeah. The Lost Ending.
Starting point is 00:42:52 There's no big explosion payoff. Yeah. Like Breaking Bad gave people. When he kills every member of his family and every member of the Mexican cartel. He rips Gus's head off and drinks his blood. I am the one who knocks. And then he, then he masturbates over everyone's corpses. And then Jesse goes, Mr. White. And then he looks at Jesse and he says the N word. And Jesse goes, no, Mr. White. And then he shoots
Starting point is 00:43:18 Jesse in the head. What's the director? Was that just the director's cut? I didn't see that version everyone was talking about it dude I saw the one where it ended where he's laying on the ground and Jesse's sucking him off to try to keep him alive don't die of cancer I gotta keep that blood flowing
Starting point is 00:43:40 no you're losing it Mr. White he's like shaking his cock around trying to keep it hard we're idiots what do you think about that I love it man I love being an idiot it takes a lot of pressure off in life imagine living life having to be a fucking professional and like you have to
Starting point is 00:43:55 uphold to a standard there's some responsibility on your shoulders you know well there's actually a lot of responsibility on our shoulders but we just fuck it do we do we fuck responsibility There's actually a lot of responsibility on our shoulders, but we just, eh, fuck it. Do we? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:09 Do we fuck responsibility? For breakfast, lunch, and dinner, baby. Sometimes we do. Sometimes we fuck responsibility. See, I'll admit it. That doesn't make it any better. Like guys that are always like, oh, fight, fight, international holiday, everyone takes off. No, that's true.
Starting point is 00:44:26 That's true. It's not true. Yeah, they don't give Valentine's Day off. No. Because corporate America doesn't give a fuck. They want to sell you
Starting point is 00:44:33 chocolates and roses, but they don't actually care about the love. Send a crush to your crush. They don't care. That's a good marketing campaign. That was at my high school. Send a crush to your crush?
Starting point is 00:44:41 Mm-hmm. We had, you could, gummy worms, like the sour gummy worms. Ooh. Silver foxes. Let's go.
Starting point is 00:44:49 Let's go foxes. Woo. Holy shit, dude. When you did that, your fucking arms. You want to see something? Your muscles look fucking massive. Damn, dude. What the fuck?
Starting point is 00:45:01 Right? Why'd you become a Greek god, dude? When you did this, you saw my face. Your muscles look fucking massive. Not just the right one, man. It's both of them, dude. Damn, dude. That's fucking solid meat.
Starting point is 00:45:13 I've been putting in work. I've been eating a lot of meat to build this meat. I haven't been able to be on my diet, really, because my fridge has been broken. Boo. You haven't fixed that shit yet? No, I have. I bought the fridge on- Oh, you watched the YouTube tutorial?
Starting point is 00:45:24 I bought the fridge on... Oh, you watched the YouTube tutorial? I bought the fridge on January 31st. Get it? Because then, you know, like you fix the fridge. I can't fix it. It's broken. How about Michael Jackson? He's great. I gotta clean his tank today or tomorrow. It's gotten a little foggy. Does he seem upset? He's like, hmm. Yeah, he's kind of
Starting point is 00:45:39 giving me the cold shoulder. He's like, come on, man. Just clean my tank. Is he still happy when you get home? Every day, yeah. He comes straight up and I give him some food and he swims all around. He goes, yes!
Starting point is 00:45:50 Yeah, I'm... It's like wagging his tail, kind of. I can see he's looking older now. Like, he's looking a little more weathered. I just noticed that Legos just get...
Starting point is 00:46:01 He just is fatter, but that's probably... I don't know if that's, like, just because he's older. I don't see the age in Lego. Well, your metabolism slows when is fatter, but that's probably, I don't know if that's like just because he's older. I don't see the age in Lego. Well, your metabolism slows when you get older, but probably same in dogs.
Starting point is 00:46:10 But my fridge, I ordered January 31st and it's not going to be here until the 22nd of February, so I've just been woohoo, just waiting. Remember that one?
Starting point is 00:46:19 I don't remember what it's, I forgot what it's from. It's this song. And they go, woohoo. It's by Blur. Okay. Wait, the rock one where it's from. It's this song. And they go, Woo-hoo! It's by Blur. Wait, the rock one where it's like, Woo-hoo!
Starting point is 00:46:30 I think so, maybe. Yeah, that one. Song number... Is it called song number... It's called song number two? I think. Tell me, Ryan, is this what you're thinking of? It's Blur's biggest hit.
Starting point is 00:46:44 And Blur is the same singer from Gorillaz If you didn't know that Blur is great I love Blur Song 2 Hold on, it's playing it on my computer In the other room Of late and enjoying that
Starting point is 00:46:59 Play it on this Where is the option to play it on I gotta wait for the here it comes that yeah I'm adding that to this quarter's playlist yeah man Blur's great
Starting point is 00:47:24 they have a song you'd like a lot called Coffee and TV. That was one of my favorite songs when I was in... I'm going to add that to my monthly playlist, too. When I was in sixth grade, I listened to that song on my iPod Shuffle a lot. So give me coffee and tea. I've been listening to a lot of Bee Gees lately and Andy Gibb you know uh
Starting point is 00:47:48 Bee Gees everyone knows the the black guys no not the other ones they're great man the black guys you see what they look like get it though
Starting point is 00:48:03 the Bee Gees I get it The black guys You see what they look like Get it though The BGs I get it I thought you were just making some joke That there's like a Like just another group of Black guys Called the BGs Either way it's funny
Starting point is 00:48:14 Dude look wait Let me pull up this BGs music video real quick You tell me that one of these guys Is not Lord Minion 777 Good you were I was scared you were about to say Wade And I was about to go
Starting point is 00:48:24 Who? Yeah well No It's the Lord Minion 777. Good. I was scared you were about to say Wade, and I was about to go, who? Yeah, well, no. It's the Lord Minion 777, and it's the song, I think it's Nobody Gets Too Much Heaven by Bee Gees. Yeah, here we go. You look at this shit, and you tell me this isn't Wade, dude. First of all, fantastic song, but you'll see which ones, you'll see. The one, the balding one. That wasn't a dig,
Starting point is 00:48:50 that was just pointing out the other two have huge heads of hair, so I'm saying which one. Wade is bald, so I'm just saying, here. He's, he's just wait, wait until you see the front. Wait. There's a front shot coming up where he looks. I'll find it. Hold on.
Starting point is 00:49:14 Can you imagine people dressed like that doing that today? That'd be awesome, dude. People would think that's like a Tim and Eric. That would just be a Tim and Eric sketch. Dude, but like, you know how like music cycles? I think that this would be so cool to come back. This style of music. I mean, this is what? This is the 70s?
Starting point is 00:49:24 No, I mean like their look. It's come back to come back. This style of music, I mean, this is what? This is the 70s? No, I mean, like, their look. It's come back to a degree. Their look is unique. Yeah, it's, I mean, that was just normal back then. That was, like, cool. I guess now that just hipsters... Nope. I'm sorry, Ryan. I made a mistake. It's a different song. What's a different song?
Starting point is 00:49:39 The music video. I'm sorry. It's How Deep Is Your Love very this is very embarrassing for me more so than you just so you know even watched it too all the way through I love Bee Gees man all right what I do is sometimes when I clean my place I'll put on just like a playlist on my TV of like old music videos like this I mean when I clean I like to put on some porn just like while you're vacuuming. Okay. Okay, dude.
Starting point is 00:50:07 Okay, is this not Wade? Hold on. Ready? Not him. Need to show. He's coming up. Piss your love out. Right there.
Starting point is 00:50:17 Yes. Isn't that fucking Wade? That is Wade. That's LordMillion77 to an extent. This is like, it's like one of those things, you know, where like, Nicolas Cage, you know, they're like, is he a vampire? Yeah,
Starting point is 00:50:27 because like, this was what, 1975 or something? And it looks like Wade has just lived, like, he lived as one of the brothers
Starting point is 00:50:35 from the Bee Gees. And Wade was only born five years later. Yeah. Or was he? But like, I wasn't exaggerating, that looks just like Wade.
Starting point is 00:50:44 Like, especially from when we knew him, when he had like hair. Yeah. And, you know, they just could, just looks like him. I think everyone should go check out that music video, How Deep Is Your Love? Not only because it's a great song, because it stars Lord Minion 777. The Lord Minion 777. Does it have the? I think it's just Lord Minion 777. Does it have the? I think it's just Lord Minion 777.
Starting point is 00:51:06 But he is the. Did we say the in our book when we brought him up? Maybe. We said Lord Minion 7, but did we? I just flipped to the page real quick. Did we say the Lord Minion? Well, at first it was 777, and then I just backspaced the first two. All right, I switched straight.
Starting point is 00:51:24 And then you laughed at that, so I just kept it the first two. Alright, I switched and then you laughed at that so I just kept it in Oh, no, it's Cuz I thought it was funny just to keep it Lord minions. No, Ben. We're not here for you We're on the hunt for these two jackasses Michael Richards said holding out his wallet which contained a printed out YouTube screen shot of Matt and Ryan from the whisper challenge number four with Markiplier and Lord minion seven These boys leave quite the trail of breadcrumbs. Have you seen them? The breadcrumbs? Osama asked.
Starting point is 00:51:46 No, you fucking moron. The YouTubers. Good stuff. Good. New York Times bestselling authors right here. One day. It's going to happen. One day.
Starting point is 00:51:57 We'll write our- Someday. Someday. So I have read a lot of reviews of the book. You know, both good and mixed. I haven't seen any, like, bad ones. I've seen mixed. I've seen some bad ones.
Starting point is 00:52:10 Well, I did actually see – what someone said was I was like – the one that I found the funniest was – and, you know, comedy, literature, it's all subjective. So if you didn't like it, that's totally cool. If they didn't like it and they think it's childish, then it's like, yes, it is childish. And if you didn't like it for that reason, then that is a perfectly good reason to not like it. Like, we lean into the immaturity of the book a lot. Oh, yeah. But I saw my favorite review was like. We were just trying to make each other laugh through the writing. That was literally the whole thing was like we were just laughing how asinine the book was.
Starting point is 00:52:43 Like, the way we wrote that book is the same way we we do like the podcast and stuff is where we just try to make each other laugh yep and i fucking we were dying writing that book uh but one review was like you know it's like for their first book you know the writing is good it's just i wish they had taken it seriously and like the person was upset that we didn't take it seriously and I was like that's what the book is it's like he might have gone into it or they might have gone into it expecting like
Starting point is 00:53:12 hard literature where it's like actually about like our hardships and like like our day to day life it was still like a comedy but like there was like a like a black comedy dark comedy not like Tyler Perry or Tyler Perry right but actually I dreamed about Tyler Perry the other night why? Like a black comedy. Yeah. Dark comedy. Not like a Jordan Peele. Or Tyler Perry, right.
Starting point is 00:53:27 But I actually had a dream about Tyler Perry the other night. Why? I don't remember, and I don't remember what happened in the dream. What? I asked why. I don't know why I had a dream about Tyler Perry. I don't know why I have dreams. Did you follow?
Starting point is 00:53:36 Fuck. Every time I want to say, did you swallow a fly? I say, follow the fly first. Did you follow a swi? You follow a swi? You follow a swi? That's like, I always say Thea of Sieves instead of Sea of Thieves. Thea of Sieves. Thea of Sieves.
Starting point is 00:53:50 Because it still sounds close enough, Thea of Sieves. Sea of Thieves. Guess what, Matt? I got a major update on Sea of Thieves. Am I about to do a beta male smile to this? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I told you earlier, but I'll tell you again.
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Starting point is 00:54:29 at your nearest Walmart or Shoppers Drug Mart today. Alright, so tell me about this Sea of Thieves thing. Sea of Thieves? Sea of Thieves. Peter Thiel. Yesterday, I finally completed one of the many grinds in Sea of Thieves. Sea of Thieves. Okay, buddy. Peter Thiel. Yesterday, I finally completed one of the many grinds in Sea of Thieves, but I completed one of them.
Starting point is 00:54:51 Another one. Another one. No. I got the Silent Barnacle set. Clothing set, weapon set, ship set, and equipment set, baby. It all unlocks when you get one commendation, which is turning in 300 barnacle chests, which you can only get from sunken ships or sunken skeleton ships or rarely on an island, maybe. Holy shit, dude.
Starting point is 00:55:19 Ryan. 300. Turn them in, bought the whole set, cost over 2 million gold. You little scallywag. Dude, that's awesome. I'm only down to 300,000 gold now. Damn, you got a lot of gold. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:55:30 Wish you had that much in real life, don't you? Oh, yeah. You know what's next? What? Arena Cosmetics. What? They're changing to game mode, right? And you're trying to complete all these things before they do that?
Starting point is 00:55:44 Yeah, they're taking it away. But you can keep all the stuff still? If you get it in time. Nice. Can you resell items? But the silent barnacle wasn't a part of that. I just, I have to go relax and adventure. And so I just grind out barnacle, or I did.
Starting point is 00:55:57 I don't have to grind barnacle chests anymore, baby. Hey, not anymore, baby. Ooh. Not anymore, baby. Ooh. And when people see that on the cheese, they go, this man has no life. Dude, when you told me about that just
Starting point is 00:56:09 now, I had the biggest beta male smile and if my blinks had cartoon sound effects, it was just, I was shocked. That's awesome. It takes a long time. Not too many people have it. There's a lot of people that have it, but at the same time... In the big picture, not too many people. Exactly. I'm proud of you, dude. So I feel happy for that. You know,
Starting point is 00:56:28 honestly, there's that stigma where it's like, you shouldn't feel proud about that kind of stuff. I think you should, because even just because it's in a video game doesn't make it any less real to you. Because now the whole thing is the metaverse, and they're trying to legitimize that and be like, oh, you know, this fake world is just as good as the real world. So why should you be, you know, shamed for doing something incredible in a video game? Remember that? Do you remember that old video
Starting point is 00:56:50 where it's the guy describing why he doesn't need a job? Because he's a gamer. And he, like, tries to make it all inspirational. Is that what he said? Do you remember that? Where he's like, they tell me to go outside. I don't need to go outside.
Starting point is 00:57:03 I've explored thousands of acres of real world in Skyrim and Legend of... And he tries to make this really inspirational video. Hey, get this. It was on r slash cringe ages ago. 0.09% of players have this. Not even 1%. Wow. Less than 1%. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:57:24 Wait, less than a tenth of 1%. No. No. That's like nine tenths. Oh, wait, no. Is that point? Did it say point? No,.09.
Starting point is 00:57:35 Yeah, so less than 1%. So, like, less than a tenth of 1%. Yes, you were right. Fuck yeah, dude. That's insane. First, my brain went to.9 again for some reason. That's fucking awesome, dude. I'm proud of-
Starting point is 00:57:46 Ow! Fuck, my eyeball! Just felt like- Like- Like there was like a- Like a bug inside that just moved around. Ow! Like a-
Starting point is 00:57:54 Like a crackle. Like a- Maybe I got a fucking parasite in my eye. The movie. Because I watch it so many times. I had a somber dream last night. What was it about? You and I were at the Game Grumps office,
Starting point is 00:58:08 and it was the last day of high school, but for some reason the Game Grumps office was at high school, so we were leaving the Game Grumps office for the last time, and we went back into the old recording room, and you and I were just standing there and taking it in and walking around. It's the last time we'll be in this recording room where we basically recorded all of our old videos and all of our old podcasts. And it was really somber.
Starting point is 00:58:28 And we walked out and then we were like, let's go back in for just one more minute. And it was, it was super somber. It was actually really sad. Then I woke up and I was like, Oh, I actually have been in that room for the last time.
Starting point is 00:58:38 There was the last time we were at that grumps office. There was the final day. I mean, we visited afterwards too. And we recorded a bunch of our stuff there too as well yeah they still let us record after we uh got fired we still like yeah i still it was still nice to hang around with everyone it's it's uh it's crazy dude i miss everyone but i know that we're all doing our own separate thing yeah they're so busy all the
Starting point is 00:59:02 time well everyone's good for them you have to remember that everyone has their own fucking life outside of like also keeping in contact with you or being your friend right i saw this someone took a picture at like some huge sporting event where it was just like like a million people in the stands it was like it's like there's no way you can tell me every single one of these people has their own life and i was like well that's true it's like when you see that many people at once and it's like, damn, they do though.
Starting point is 00:59:27 They do. Or they don't. And I, by the way, early, early, that wasn't a dig. Like I don't keep like,
Starting point is 00:59:33 I, I'm very bad at communicating with people and checking up and stuff. We're in the same sphere, but also just, we're always doing so many different things that it's, I talked to Aaron the other day. Aaron's a, you know,
Starting point is 00:59:42 sweetheart. I always love Aaron. I always, I like, I talked to Brent the other day. I always love Brent. Brent is sweetheart. I always love Aaron. I talked to Brent the other day. I always love Brent. Brent is a stinky little man. I love him, dude. lives you're the only one in in us this podcast was made by by your creation inside of your complicated brain to speak to you alex so exactly just take that about that one take it in start maybe you should wonder if things are real or not really start thinking about it you know i'm sure that there's been some things in the past that have were questionable now
Starting point is 01:00:29 think a little harder on those come on alex but yeah dude uh you know it's it's a we we've been uh we've been all right been uh yeah just just taking care of business. And working overtime. Yeah, we have. Even though it wouldn't show by our uploads. Behind the scenes, we've been a lot of stuff going on. We'll update everyone.
Starting point is 01:00:59 I know it's one of those things. What's happening? Where it just sounds like an excuse. There's been a lot of big changes lately, and we will talk about it all in the upcoming future. I saw someone on Twitter. They were right. It's the yearly excuse. The yearly apology.
Starting point is 01:01:24 It's about due. It is about due. The yearly content apology. It's about due. It is about due. The yearly content apology. It's about due. Also, but you know what? This time of year is usually when it happens. Because this is the lull of the year. And when I say lull, I don't mean LOL.
Starting point is 01:01:35 It's when we are trying to reshape things. And it's also when the channel makes just add everything. It's when the least amount of money comes in. So it's a little demoralizingizing but not just because of the money it's just like it's kind of just a boring time of the year yeah january february march and then once we head into the spring and summer it's like and i know we it's a meme at this point but yes the podcast the live action podcast room is almost set up the you have to remember that it's not that it takes a long time to set up the room physically it's that ordering the stuff that we needed to order wanted to order
Starting point is 01:02:14 took time god damn it fucking was on back and it kept getting canceled and then now it's if you think it's almost done now the you think books took a long time to ship? A massive, like, six softbox light sets that have to be, like, secured to the ceiling by a specialist and, you know, all this shit. But, you know, this room, we have, you know, it's fully soundproof. Iron out these curtains. I really like this room as the podcast room.
Starting point is 01:02:38 It's got a good energy. We just need to get... Like these LEDs. Tucker has to finish the lighting setup. Yeah. Which he should be able to do this week. A lot of the shit's kind of set up right now it's a they're all mounted already and they're working he needs to adjust some stuff with it and then uh we're gonna i think what we're gonna do is probably maybe we could shoot a test episode for patreon and then put that on there and yeah and get some feedback like a super mini cat. Yeah, like a little 20-minute test or a 10-minute test episode.
Starting point is 01:03:08 Just something small where people can see the layout. And then the super minicast, people are like, wait, the super minicast is going to be video now? It's like, no, this is just a test. Super minicast will stay audio. Yeah, but it would be cool to have a test episode. Being the super minicast as a live action. One special time on Patreon.
Starting point is 01:03:24 Super minicast needs to stay audio because the way it works at patreon is you have to upload an audio file for the rss feed i think is how it works and if we upload it as a video then it well can't you do both yeah um no uh anyway yeah i'm i'm stoked for the live action podcast set. I mean, ever since we've started, like, this kind of shit's not new with us. This is literally since day one. Yeah. Hey, we'll be back on Kids With Problems.
Starting point is 01:03:57 Someone recently. Is that the last video? What's the last video on Kids With Problems? We'll be right back. No, there's that tweet from Kids With Problems. That's like the week of... Ooh, my friend just texted me and said she hears thunder in LA. Ooh.
Starting point is 01:04:16 As you've noticed, we've been on hiatus while we focus on our new channel, SuperMega. We will return. Thank you for the support. In 2016, Matt matt that was in 2016 dude time flies the fuck by my man it's weird because i've i feel like i've gotten older and i also feel like it hasn't really changed oh you look older at least yeah okay um well i also feel like not much internally has changed well Nope. My worldview and everything. You still act like a child who eats candy and cereal.
Starting point is 01:04:50 Get that cereal out of your mouth. I'm at the breakfast table eating, like, Fruit Loops, and Markiplier, like, pimp slaps the spoon out of my mouth. My Fruit Loops go flying onto the wall. Get that cereal out of your mouth. My fruit loops go flying onto the wall. Get that cereal out of your mouth. Good God. I just like how, like,
Starting point is 01:05:10 get that fucking cereal out of your mouth. You get that cereal out of your fucking mouth. Puts his hand out like how teachers do when you got, like, gum in your mouth. Spits some soggy cornflakes. He's eating, like,
Starting point is 01:05:22 half a breakfast ham with, like, a breakfast a half a breakfast ham with like a a breakfast ham fucking breakfast ham it's not even a thing it could be but in this moment ham would be great for breakfast honestly
Starting point is 01:05:38 because it's it's a lot of protein it's oh dude I just want some ham ham sounds pretty good ham with mustard but not like just
Starting point is 01:05:44 ham honestly like not like just ham not like just deli ham like some nice smoked ham you want like a ham on a silver platter like a pig that's got a fucking apple in it's mouth honey baked ham I might go buy some lunch meat
Starting point is 01:06:00 on the way home and just eat it don't do that dude why would you make that gesture at me I'm talking about eating lunch meat and the way home and just eat it. Don't do that, dude. Why would you make that gesture at me? I'm talking about eating lunch meat, and you're going to make the fellatio gesture as if you're sucking off a man's penis. Sorry, brother. That's just the way it is.
Starting point is 01:06:12 That's the way life works. Yeah. Don't like it, don't watch. Dude. Come on, man. Come back from that one. I can't. There's zero possible way to come back from that!
Starting point is 01:06:28 Sorry. Yeah, and you sip your smug little water? Mm-hmm. Your dihydrogen monoxide? My what water? Smart water. They changed the logo of smart water. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 01:06:37 I just noticed that. It's different. You see that? Like, the font's different. It's funny, because, like, that doesn't seem like too much of a crazy change, but then when you look in a video or a picture a couple years from now and you see the old one, you're like, whoa. Like when I watch...
Starting point is 01:06:53 Like when Coca-Cola did a bunch of their shit. Or like Mountain Dew, like all that Pepsi. Coca-Cola's released a bunch of goofy looking bottles. I still have my collection over at my mom's house, I think. Ooh. Okay. I'll take pictures next time I'm there so's house, I think. Ooh. Okay. I'll take pictures next time I'm there so I can show them off. Yes.
Starting point is 01:07:08 Yes. There's this one that's really cool because it's just like skinny, then gets fat, then gets skinny again. Oh. The coolest bottles I ever saw were in China. Were they like the Fanta bottles? They were like bulbous and then thin and like I can't really describe it. They were really cool. I like the sphere with liquid in it. There's something
Starting point is 01:07:25 about that that's so pleasing to me. And then also like when it's really thin, like a soda bottle that's thin, like you can really grasp because these Coca-Cola bottles nowadays, I can barely get my hands around them. They're so thick. They're always fucking slipping out of my hand. I'm spilling my soda all over the white carpet getting in trouble with my, with mother.
Starting point is 01:07:42 It's not fun. So you know, I wish they would make them like this like just like a like a long back in the day you're coming home from working 50 000 feet up in the air however fucking high they build buildings not yeah 50 000 feet 50 000 feet but they build them 10 miles into the sky let's say let's say let's say 5 000 feet up in the air that's more than 10 times taller than the tallest building. I'm sure there's a mile building. No, there's not a mile building.
Starting point is 01:08:09 The tallest building right now in 2022 is the Burj Khalifa that Wiz Khalifa built himself by hand. And I'm pretty sure that's not a mile tall. I don't think they can build a mile tall building. I'll make them. Guys, Ryan said so. I'll make them. Guys, Ryan said so. The Mile High, Illinois, Illinois Sky City,
Starting point is 01:08:29 or simply the Illinois Visionary Skyscraper that is proposed to be over one mile high. Visionary. Conceived and described by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in his 1957 book. See, so this fake building. Hey man, Frank Lloyd Wright's one of the greatest architects of all time. So if he saw that being possible in 1957, then they
Starting point is 01:08:46 could do it. I just feel like they don't do it because it's like, is there really a point in making a building? It's almost, I feel like it's inconvenient at that point. To have a building that tall. Because it's like, yeah, I work on the 600th floor, so you gotta be like, ooh. I mean, it's a danger, you know? It's like a big target in the
Starting point is 01:09:02 sky. Planes have to go around it. You know? We don't want another. Yeah. A couple guys messed up on that day. Yeah. Right in their way, didn't even see it. And that's because the buildings were too tall. And if they keep building buildings that tall, you know.
Starting point is 01:09:15 I say we build underground. Wait. Justin told me he was Mexican. Really? Well, that would explain the height, but I don't know. I thought he was real. We have some fun here. Yeah, we have a little bit of fun.
Starting point is 01:09:33 We have a little bit of fun. We do a little bit of trolling. That's why boys get a little crazy sometimes. That's why boys do go crazy sometimes. You know? That's a good way to end it. Let's just end the podcast here. Okay.
Starting point is 01:09:45 Bye, guys. We'll see you next week For 285 Creeping up on 300 Start giving us ideas For what we should do For episode 300 Yep And to end it off
Starting point is 01:09:53 Happy birthday If it's your birthday I think it's the first time We've ever done that So Probably Happy birthday Yeah
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