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Stavvy's World Bonus #130 - Live Call Show Vol. 25 [PATREON PREVIEW]

2025/5/31
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Stav:我首先调侃了Mikey是否又变回了incel,并回忆起上次节目中曾对他严厉批评。我鼓励他继续参与节目的讨论,并表示会将他的发言剪辑下来作为对他之前言论的反驳。之后,我肯定了他正在做出的改变,包括健身、培养爱好,并建议他多与女性交往,不要抱有期望,以此作为暴露疗法。我也鼓励他去追求能给他带来成就感的事情,例如写作、电影制作和儿童保育。我建议他找一份不讨厌的工作,并利用业余时间进行创作,同时也要建立人脉,为自己的未来打下基础。 Mikey:我首先澄清了自己并非仇视女性,并分享了自己近期的生活状态,包括恢复健身、培养写作爱好等。我表达了自己正在重新思考人生,并考虑未来发展方向的想法。我提出了写作、电影制作和儿童保育这三个选择,并希望得到Stav的建议。我也坦诚了就业市场不景气,找工作比较困难。最后,我感谢了Stav的建议,并表示会努力尝试。

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Yeah, dude, what's going on? What's up, Mikey? How's life, dude? You haven't slid back into incel-dom, have you? I mean, I don't know. Oh, jeez. I'm sorry. Give me a second to collect myself. You had some time, motherfucker. You were on hold for an hour and a half. But go ahead. I know. Oh, yeah, I remember you, dude. Yes, I remember you. Wait, you were the one who was at Stav's? He was the one I had to fucking yell at, dude. I remember this kid. Go ahead. What's going on?

Yeah, I'm the one that sounds like Eeyore. Yeah, not much in terms of... Well, firstly, before I get into my question, I just wanted to address a couple of things because I certainly was not expecting to get clipped and put on the YouTube for a lot of people.

making a lot of accusations about my wife. Okay, good. Listen, we're going to put this... You're continuing the conversation in the marketplace of ideas. So we're going to clip this and it'll be a rebuttal to all those comments. Go ahead. Okay, very good. First of all, there's some...

allegations about me being your brother George as well as me being Gentleman X we can confirm you are not Gentleman X or George you are two different people exactly well three different people yeah you Gentleman X and George yes

Yeah. I understand everyone's eager to unravel the mystery of Gentleman X's true identity. You know what's funny? We were just talking about this at the beginning of the episode. So it's clear. This is evidence that these kinds of theories are reverberating through the fan base. Go ahead, Mikey. What else is going on?

I just want to say real quick, I know that I used the word incel in my initial question, but I just want to clarify, I don't hate women or anything. No, no, incel means you're not getting pussy. No one says you're a misogynist. I know. I just know that that kind of...

That kind of ideology is associated with incels a lot. No, not here. We got gentle incels on Stobby's World. Me and Elvis, we were incels. We know what it's like. We were incels before the term was coined, by the way. We were proto-incels. No one even knew our struggle when we were fucking 18 and begging for pussy and being rejected at every turn. So we know your struggle, brother. Don't you worry.

Okay. Very good. Yes. I'm a benevolent. And so, but yeah, so I don't, I don't have too much of an update. Okay. Just, I have been getting back on my fitness, good for runs. Good. And I've also been, you know, trying to engage in,

hobbies aside from uh you know video games and beating off good good if you could call that a hobby i know you do i know for you it counts but not anymore you're changing your life exactly um uh but yeah i've actually been uh getting back into writing something i enjoy doing there you go i know it's

You know, I know it probably sucks, but... Let me tell you something. It does. But that's okay. Just like we were incels, we were guys creating horrible content at once. And you'll get there, too. You're doing everything right. Right now, you're a fucking ugly little piece of shit caterpillar. And you fucking keep weaving your beautiful cocoon that your pal Stavon Eldis told you to do by improving yourself. You'll emerge a pussy-getting butterfly. Okay.

Okay. I don't know about ugly. I'm like a six. No, no, you are. You are for sure. Yeah, you're fucking ugly, man. And also, this is the caterpillar's ugly. You're a fucking writer. You don't understand metaphor? Yeah, no. Fucking idiot. Okay. All right. It sounds like you're on the right track, bro. Keep at it. Okay.

Keep at it. We love what we're hearing. Keep the fitness up. Keep your creative pursuits. Stop. Goon less. Game less. Keep being outside. Keep seeing other people. Just start talking to women expecting nothing so that it's exposure therapy because I know your ass is going to clam up as soon as you might get some pussy. So just have friendships with women that you expect nothing from.

See them as people. And slowly and surely you will get pussy. Okay. I mean, I have female friends that I view as people. Then you're ahead of the curve. You're ahead of the curve, brother. That's great. Engage with them more and make small talk with strangers of all types. Even men.

Yeah. Oh, my God. All right, I guess. See, okay, maybe we keyed into what your actual problem is. You're just scared. Well, you know, I never deny that. Okay, we're going to cure you of your cowardice, too. That's big, for real. And again, we're recovering cowards. I was raised by a coward. I've been fighting this my whole life.

So you're going to be okay, bro. Okay, very good. But yeah, so I guess the main question I wanted to ask about is, you know, I've really been thinking recently for, because of, you know, some pretty big events in my life recently, I've been kind of like rethinking my life and actually thinking about

trying to build some kind of future, which I never really did before. That's good. That sounds like your depression is starting to lift a little bit. That's positive. A little bit, I guess. So I've been thinking about things that give me a sense of fulfillment that I could potentially find ways to pursue.

And I kind of landed on a few things and I wanted your, your input on perhaps which thing you think I should go with. So the first two are kind of connected and one of which I already touched on. So writing and like filmmaking are kind of two things I've always been passionate about. And then the third thing is, is which I'm,

kind of iffy about because I feel like you should have the right mind it's very important to have the right mindset is a is like child care um the first job I ever had was working in a summer camp and it was like the only job I ever had that I wasn't just constantly thinking about um you know crushing my head with a rock yes of course of course you know was that like it actually felt

you know, good to give these kids like a nice, enjoyable place. And so, yeah, I guess, I don't know. I just wanted your input on a,

No, I think that's positive. I think that's positive. And look, we bust your balls, obviously, out of love. But I think, like, truly, you literally sound so much better than the first time you called. And the fact that you're even thinking about the future. It's, again, like, it's just so funny how much I just relate to this. It's like...

You know that you're downplaying it and I get that, but like you actually sound way less depressed. The fact you're thinking about you're making improvements. This is big, like it's baby steps at first and then it like slowly the momentum gets in there. And I think, you know, thinking about the future is is positive and thinking about what you want to do is positive, but.

And I love the idea of the childcare thing. I get that. I have people in my life who struggled with, you know, nine to fives because they didn't respect their boss or they didn't want to just make fucking money for, for like some shitty corporation. But when the annoying, when the person who's making you do something annoying is a little kid who just doesn't know any better and is trying to learn, there's something kind of like nice and heartwarming about

that where you're like, oh, this sucks. But at least my labor is going into molding somebody's life, not, you know, making some dickhead eight dollars while I make twenty five cents. Right. And and as far as the creative pursuits, I do. I don't think these two ideas are opposite each other because, you know, I had day jobs. You're going to have like

You're going to have a day job while you're starting this stuff out. And I think if you can find a job, and I always tell this to people as general advice, you don't have to, like, your job does not have to take over your whole, we have this weird American thing where you have to love your job and it has to fulfill you and all this shit.

if you can find something that doesn't make you want to kill yourself and it pays your bills and it allows you a couple, you on your weekends, you get to write and you get to make some films. And like, you know, the movie that was let's start a cult that the short film that we then were able to, uh, get option to bake a movie. We made that with a script outline and we just got some people together. We hit literally in, in, in, uh, in like 36 hours, we made that movie. Um,

Obviously, there was more time for editing and all that stuff, but you can find time to be creative. And if you have a job, I think what you're doing is really smart because to improve, you have to have the baseline for it, right? You have to have a source of income so you can get your own place, so you can start making these little improvements. And that will only make you more fulfilled, happier, and that'll make your work better.

So dude, I think if you really like that kind of work, you should look into something like that. And it doesn't have to, you can kind of test the waters. You can be a paraeducator, which doesn't require extra degrees. You could be like, you could help a kid. You could be a teacher's aide. You could even volunteer for a little bit to see if you still like it, whatever.

But I love the idea of you finding this job and like – and by the way, kind of the advice we gave you last time is just improve in everything. And this would be a big improvement for you getting a job you don't fucking hate. This will reverberate positivity. And even if you just focus on that for a little bit and get your bearings and maybe you're not writing as much whatever, but once you get your footing and you know you're – and you're still keeping up with your health and all this other stuff –

That once you have a base for your own life in your own place, you're going to feel so much better. Or if you want to stay where you are and, you know, save a little money, whatever. The important thing is to have a long term goal and build towards it. And I think trying a new job while staying creative and staying building your own shit. I think that's perfect, dude, because as as people who.

I'm 36, and I started doing this when I was 19. And I didn't start fucking making money until I was maybe 28, 29. And it's a fucking long process. And so you have to have other ways to make money along the way. You know what I mean? Yeah. But I think you're in the right track, bro. I think try it. And do you feel good about maybe getting a job like that?

Uh, yeah, I definitely do. I mean, I've been, I've, I've been trying, I don't know, uh,

I don't know how aware of this you are, being a Hollywood halkiest and everything, but this job market for us regular folk is kind of sucking dick out here. Yeah, I'm sure you're real. You're fucking charming everybody at the interviews, you motherfucker. Don't talk to me like I wasn't a broke motherfucker that could talk his way into jobs I didn't deserve, okay? No, I know. But, like, look, the thing is in education, you know,

Being a paraeducator at public schools, I think you could probably figure that out. I think people aren't, those aren't the jobs the immigrants are stealing. You know what I mean? Like you're, you can fucking take that job, bro.

But, dude, just keep at it. I think you can find a job like that. It helps, obviously, to have connections if you know any teachers, if you have friends of friends who are teachers who might be hiring. That's how a lot of this stuff happens, and that's not a bad little social homework for you either. Go fucking buy somebody lunch who's a teacher and pick their brain about a job like this. That's a good little networking tool for you. All right. Okay. Okay? Yeah.

Yeah, that sounds good. Also, I don't appreciate that little comment insinuating I feel some type of way about immigrants. No, not you. I'm partially Mexican myself, so I might be the next one heading over to El Salvador. Who knows? No one's accusing you of being a fucking gang member. You're not outgoing enough to sell drugs. Yeah.

All right, man. Don't get deported and get a fucking job and call us back in eight months. How does that sound? Okay. That sounds good, D.D. All right, dude. Good luck. We love you. Thank you very much.

Fucking kid. That was cute. He does sound better. He literally sounds better. In the first call, I mean, he just sounded like more self-aware of what his interests and desires are in this call. Whereas in the first call, he was like,

He was like, I don't do anything. Yeah. I don't have a job. And it's like, you know, when someone's like, I don't do anything, I don't have any interest. I just like clearly depression shocking. Yes. Because you have like something inside of you that like wants to come out. Of course. And now he's able to verbalize that. So.

Him getting slapped around last time was a positive. Look, when it comes to breaking people of their addictions, tough love doesn't always work. But when it comes to getting them to stop being pathetic incels, sometimes you got to fucking yell at them and show them the way. Yeah. As former incels. Yeah.