EP.79 - DYATLOV PASS UNSOLVED MYSTERY, NEVADA TAN KILLER & BIRTH MONTH THEORY
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You know there's certain birth months that produce the most cheaters and unfaithful people?

You feel me? How are you going to start off with that and act like we're talking about cheating? That's messed up, bro. That shit is messed up. Since we were talking about relationship in the last one, the green line test, I did my own little research. You feel me? And I found out there's actually birth months that produce the most. So listen. Scientists... Is it like October or November? No, no, no. No, no, it's not. That's mine. So relax.

I'm not a cheater so there's certain I think scientists ran studies for thousands of divorces that got broken up just because of cheating right so the last one the most loyal people were born in March so if you're born in March you're good the most loyal yeah most loyal mine is I'm born in November mine is like 8th 9th place right so I'll tell you the top 3 right coming in 3rd place September okay do you know anyone in September

Nah. Nah, okay. So for people in September, second one is May. So the second most year? Most people that cheat. And the third, and the number one place, the most unfaithful cheaters, Mr. Carlos himself. It's February? February! You're lying. That's why I was... You're lying. When I was reading it, I was like, February, wait, when's Carlos' birthday again? You're lying. It's not February. It is, it is. What the...

- February was like 89%. - Born in February. - Yeah. - So you're saying Aquarius is. - Aquarius is, you guys are cheaters, man. - Whoa, why are you accusing me of? - I'm not accusing you of that, I'm nothing. I'm just saying. - That shit's just all theory, man. That shit's all theory. - Scientists, they're studies, man. - What the f- - How are you gonna find out though? Like, are you gonna- - No. - How do they do these studies?

So what they did was like, I think they took all the divorces out of cheating. Oh, divorces. Oh, shit. And then they kind of got their birthdays. And oh, the girl or the boy was born in. I'm curious to see like what age range it is, though. Because it's probably like older. Yeah. It's definitely older. Yeah. When you marry, what? You're like 50, 60? Yeah.

You marry if not? You mean divorce? Yeah, divorce. It could be around like 40. So you marry around like 30, 40 and you get the divorce around like, I don't know. Nah, some people marry early, bro. Some people marry early, early. What's that paper that the guys get the girls to sign so they don't... We want prenups. Yeah. Something that you need to have.

No, because I see the TikTok and the guy was like, oh, you have to sign this before we get married. And the girl's like, no. He's like, what the fuck do you mean? What the fuck do you mean? No, you need that, bro. Like, especially if you have any sort of money. Honestly, it should just be commonplace.

Yeah. It should just be commonplace. I don't know. I don't know why you have to like give up half of your stuff if you want a divorce. It doesn't make any sense to me. I know. The smartest one was Ricegum. Do you know when Ricegum let his girlfriend sign a contract so he couldn't steal any of their money or something? No, it was because I think it was a NDA because he knew he was going to make her famous.

Oh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He knew he was going to make her famous. So he's like, okay, you got to sign this NDA and then you can't make any more money off of me or some shit. Something like that. Yeah, it was something about that. If we break up, you're not allowed to make money or talk about me. Yeah, yeah. That makes sense. That makes sense though. Shit, in Hollywood, you have to do that too. I'm pretty sure like Leonardo DiCaprio, big one that does it. Even like...

probably like Elon Musk and all these people Dan Bozerian probably anybody that Drake Drake's probably a big one because I was watching these I was watching these podcasts right and you know you know those those girls that talk about like the celebrities they dated and shit oh yes and then there's this one story I forgot who it was it might have been Tana Mongeau or someone no it was definitely somebody no no it was uh who's Kylie's friend Kylie uh

Kylie Jenner? Kylie Jenner's from the... Oh, the black girl? No, the white girl. The white girl. Kuzma tried dealing with it. Oh, Kendall. No, what are you talking about? That's her sister's. Kendall Jenner, I swear, dated Kuzma. No, there's somebody else. There's somebody else. No, but anyways, towards the point, she was telling this story, right? Yeah. They're asking like, who's the most famous person you dated? Okay. And then she's like, oh, I can't say who. And then, but everybody's like, Drake.

word yeah nah that's crazy no because i remember on no jumper they do that a lot because they have a lot of the the only fans girls and they always reveal it so i think the girl was eliza or something yeah like yeah i sucked off the whole phoenix what the phoenix suns team and then no that's crazy it was funny because the phoenix suns team in the bubble went undefeated

In that same year? I don't know if it was the same year, but I remember they went 6-0 in the bubble. And then the news came out, I sucked off the whole Phoenix Suns. Oh my god, bro. I feel like for some girls, it's an achievement. I don't know. Yeah, it's weird, man. She's like, oh yeah, I had sex with Chris Brown and he peed on me. What the frick? I was like, why are you exposing this? Why are you so prideful to say this? Do you think guys are the same? They're very prideful of...

Who they dealt with? Yeah. Or dated? For sure. Once you do something with like a girl. Who do you think is more prideful though? Oh, I feel like guys are more like expressive toward their boys. Because you know the ones like, ah, you know, what you do. I think I might disagree. Just because if you think about like celebrities. Okay. Yeah. We hear all the time about girls dating like famous celebrity guys, like super successful guys. Yeah. We don't hear it as much as like lower tier guys dating up.

Lower tier guys dating off. Or like not lower tier but lower class I mean. Okay, okay. But I feel like girls don't like...

we don't have a girl on this podcast to ask her, but like, I was going to ask like, Oh, do they go to their girls after they, they fuck a guy? And I talked about that with Sophia. She said, she said, nah, they don't, they don't even exactly. We're more like, yeah, let's go. Like we did that. You feel me? Cause it's harder for us. It's harder for us girls. I guess they just go boom, boom, boom. That shit happens. That's, that's normal for them. Okay. What would you do if someone tried getting at you just for your money? Like,

just for my what would you do would you be like fair play or would you be like yeah girl if you found out a girl was getting for you just for your money i would be pissed obviously i'll be pissed i would probably be like oh no you got to repay some of that really like yeah like like oh gas money at least wow fill my tank at least one two times and then i'm we're fine with that man but like i wouldn't that that's why it's like you gotta test before you do all these material gifts because i'm not even a

I don't like receiving gifts Like really really Big material gifts Yeah So I'm like Oh no Unless we like Really love each other Then I'll get you something True If it's out of my If it's out of my emotion True I think I think anybody Like super super rich though Yeah Their Their likes And like interests Are very different from The poor class Obviously Yeah But Have you ever heard of those things Where This is kind of crazy But Yeah There's stories Of people Like super rich people Yeah

Allegedly. Okay. They would steal like homeless people off the streets and kidnap them. And do what? And put them in like a field and hunt them.

Huh? You ever heard about that? You ever watch the movie The Hunt? No, I haven't. What is that? So pretty much the premise of that movie is there's these super rich people. It's kind of like The Hunger Games, kind of like The Purge, right? Okay, okay. So they're so, I guess, used to the greatest things in life. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. They're so used to getting all the luxuries you can get. And one of the most primal things you can do as a human is what? Is to hunt and kill. Okay. Right? So...

There's something twisted in their minds where they decide to go and kidnap homeless people off the street or even just kidnap people in general and put them into their own private facility, private island and hunt them

just like deer, just like... Fuck, bro. So it's like real life duck and hunt? Yeah. But what's crazy in the movie, they actually give them weapons. So it's like, okay, let's make it a little bit more fun. Let's see if they can fight back. What the fuck? Yeah. So the guy who assembled all this could die from this? Yeah, he could die from it. Yeah. What? But I think it's that sense of like, you have to try. Yeah. Because it's...

If it's like shooting ducks in a barrel, it's no fun, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Choo-choo. So for them, if they want to make it more of like a challenge, more of a game, they give them that little, like super small percentage of a chance that they could actually win instead. Ew, man. And that's not what that movie's about. Oh, oh, it's just a movie. Is it based on real life? Because what you're telling me... Dude, that's the thing. That's the thing. Because there's rumors, there's all of these stories that some of these things might happen behind closed doors in real life. Do you know where, like the location, like U.S.?

I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know exactly what like... No, because there was weird ass rules because I was also back to the wedding stuff. Yeah. There was, I think in 2006, a 27-year-old woman married an 11-year-old boy in Massachusetts. What the f***? Because I think the marriage age...

I found out that in the U.S., like, the youngest a girl can be is, like, 12. 12 years old to marry. Yeah. Is that legal, though? Yeah, in Massachusetts. Like, there's certain laws in certain states. But what is, like, the age range? Can it be, like... I mean, yeah, that guy... How old was the guy? 11 and 27. What the f***? Yeah. No, that's not right. I know. Like, the boy is... Imagine, like, playing video games. Yeah. And then you got to go to a marriage the next day. That's kind of f***ed. That's messed up. Like, why would you even do that?

There's got to be, like, money involved. With a little boy? There's got to be money involved, bro. Or maybe the little boy is... Now, what if the parents are pimping him off? Oh, pimping him off? Fuck. That's scary, bro. See, because, look, if these rich people, they have access to money, right? They'll make you do things that you wouldn't even think of. Yeah, so it's at that point, it's like, you guys are blind. Like, you guys don't even feel emotion no more. You just could kill a homeless guy. That's messed up. It's messed up. That's messed up. Because the...

The kind of theory behind it is them trying to lock back into their senses of like a human. Because if you think about it, no matter what class you're in, if you're rich or poor, we're all human at the end of the day. And we all have basic necessities. What are basic necessities? Food, shelter, water, whatever. Right. And to get those things. Yeah. Our primal instinct is to go hunt, go gather and kill.

Yeah, but if you're rich, you don't need to hunt. You don't need to do any of that. You're living in a rich mansion. Exactly, exactly. But going back to... Remember our last episode where I said... Oh, is that why they're missing that? Yeah. Because remember I said rich people might think poor shit is more fun? Oh, got it. Like if you're that rich... Got it. Yeah, life gets boring. Life gets boring for them. And at that point, you're just like...

A maniac. That's that squid game, bro. That's that squid game. Nah. One of the, one of the, cause that's, that's just like, Oh, you're just killing out of like blind emotion, raw emotion. Have you ever heard of Nevada tan? What is that? There's like, okay, so this is probably like one of the craziest killers. Like, yeah, she's so numb to it.

And it kind of reminded me of Kill Bill too. Why? So listen, so this girl named Nevada Tan in Japan, right? Yeah. And she was very like high IQ, very smart. And all the girls were mad jealous of her, right? So one day she's already known for like being aggressive girl. Like she'll push around people at the school. She'll do this and that, right? She's like a where do well. Yeah, exactly. And she had like, I think an online channel like YouTube. And everyone at the time would like talk

Talk shit. Talk shit. So one day on some real life anime shit, bro, she went into a classroom with just one person. She saw a little kid, probably like a year younger than her.

Takes like a sharpener razor. Oh, slits for what? Literally just because she was mad. Slits her throat, slits her wrist, slits everything. What the heck? Blood everywhere. And you know what hoodie she was wearing? What? On Nevada University. That's why she got the nickname Nevada 10. This is the craziest part too. This is why she was numb to everything. Blood on her hoodie. Goes into her next class and sits down.

Everyone in the room is shook like, what the fuck? There's blood on her shit. The teacher, she's like, yo, I just found out. Call the police right now. Police barge in. And she's just like, yeah, I did it.

Wow. And then what happened to her? She got arrested? Yeah, she got arrested. But the police were saying like, she didn't fucking care. She's like, yeah, I did it. So she's like insane. Yeah, yeah. She's like numb to everything. Like real kill bill. Damn. She's like, yeah, I did it. Like, take me in. I don't care. So...

Which How old was she then? I think she was like So this was high school I think Oh high school So around I don't know what age is She's Japanese But fam The media got into it And like Everyone was like Making fan art Of Nevada Tan Like this girl So she became like a celebrity Like she was like A real life anime

oh yeah they probably made it anime about it probably yeah there probably is probably you know what that reminds me of though what so there's this movie i literally just watched like a few days ago oh yeah it's called it's called no it's called la femme nikita

So, okay. I think I heard you, you saying something about this. Did I? Yeah. I think you told me this. Okay. So check this out. I was watching it. This concept is fire though. Look, so there's this girl kind of like, kind of like what your story is where she's a troublemaker. Yeah. I think she was a drug addict actually. And she was going around doing crimes and everything. Right.

She got arrested. And when she got arrested, she ended up like killing cops. Oh, fuck. While she was being arrested. Right? Now, what's crazy is they put her on death row, right? To kill her. Yeah. Because like, no, she's a menace to society. What's she going to do for us, right? So they're not going to put her in jail. They're going to kill her on the spot. What's even crazier, bro, like even when she was getting interrogated, all of that stuff. Yeah.

She would try everything in her heart to fight back. Like she'll use a pencil to stab somebody. She'll use her forehead, whatever she can. Right. They didn't put her in the chair. No, that's what, that's what ended up happening. So she got locked up in the chair and she's crying. She's like, you have to tell my mom, like, I don't want to go out like this. They put the lethal injection in her. Right. It goes in. She passes out.

Dead, right? Yeah. No, but she wakes up. No. She wakes up. Listen, listen, listen. So what happens? She wakes up in this white room on a bed. Nothing else in the room. Right. Okay. And all of a sudden somebody walks in. Yeah. The fuck is this? Right. She's scared. And it turns out she is legally dead. She's legally dead to the government.

But she was recruited by this team that trains assassins. So what they saw in her was potential. Because she was so insane, so numb to doing violence, right? Oh, okay. That they wanted to recruit her to be an assassin for them. Fuck. So they ended up training her. And what's crazy, look, she had two choices. The guy said to her, okay, you can join us. Uh-huh.

or you can die like because you're already dead people already think you're dead we put somebody in a in your coffin right there's somebody in your coffin you can go to your grave and if you don't want to join us we'll put you in that coffin instead

So she ended up joining them, right? No other choice. Might as well live a life as an assassin than not live a life at all. Yeah. So she trains up, trains up, becomes one of the greatest assassins ever. Holy smokes. I don't want to spoil everything else, but it's a fire movie. Oh, that was the movie. That's the movie. Is it based on a true story? Like this actually went on? I don't know, but...

I think what's so dope about that is she was a criminal, right? She was like a menace to society and they saw something in her. I'm pretty sure in the movie, the team that took her in was actually part of like government agents. It wasn't just any mercenary or whatever. It was actually like government funded. Wow.

Do you think they always do that if they see like some crazy, like say in the mental asylum, they see a crazy guy, but they're like, nah, let's recruit him for like the army or some shit. There's potential. Cause look, look, even if it's like somebody that goes to daring heights to do something super crazy, nobody else in the world would do. That means they have something in their mind that no other person has. Yeah, exactly.

Right? So that means there's potential for something. Whether it be good or bad for society, there's potential for something. And a very smart person or a very like creative mind would see that potential and put them into a position that can better themselves. Yeah. Fuck.

fuck, bro. That got me thinking too, like how the whole thing is like, you're legally dead to the government or to the other people because they want her dead, obviously. Yeah, yeah. But they gave her an injection that doesn't really kill her. It just passes her out. So, yeah, it made it seem as if she died. She actually died. Everybody thinks she died and now she's a ghost. So that brings up

a question. In the real life, do you think that happens too? So does the government and like the higher ups like, oh, maybe this big celebrity, we don't want him actually dead. We don't want him dead because he's too valuable. Exactly. Let's just label him as dead. But he's actually like, we'll put him in Punta Cana or fucking Cabo and he'll be chilling for the rest of his life. Like Tupac? Exactly. Because he did his dues. Tupac's still alive in Cuba. He got lost in the Bermuda Triangle. Yo, because there's theories, right? That the reason...

ah i don't want to get too deep into like the illuminati stuff but like yeah but some people they might have information that they're holding on to and like if we can knock them off but not knock them off at the same time yeah it's more valuable to us word well what do you think you would do if you're in that position of you either die or live a life of of mystery no of violence oh which one would you choose because in a sense you're a slave right okay

Die or live a life of violence? To be honest, if I have nothing to live for, fuck it, violence. Really? Yeah. Yeah? And then if I get...

To be a part of the assassin team hell. Yeah, no, but it's not it's cool But it's not cool at the same time cuz cuz I thought it was cool, right? Cuz I'm watching it but I was thinking like if I'm in those in that in that shoe What type of missions do you think that they they go do have you read into like assassins? Like what type of missions do they go on literally like killings bro? Like they'll do assassinations to

high political figures or even just mob bosses people high importance and you're going into like the most dangerous positions you can be so i don't want to spoil the movie but that's what exactly what she was doing so she was she was hiding in corners of the houses she was like what's crazy she actually she actually fell in love with somebody right and i don't want to spoil but

She would have to do these assassinations while being in a relationship. So behind closed doors, right? So living a double life. Living a double life. Okay. Shit. Hannah Montana. Yeah, living a double life. Okay, if you could live a double life, right? Yeah, yeah. No, I would be an assassin. Because listen, these are the top three things I've always wanted to do. Like if I was like, oh, free, no...

In GTA, no stars are given. I don't go to jail. I'm Whitney free. Not Whitney free. What do you call this? Fucking... I just get away free. Yeah, yeah. I said Whitney. But the number one, rob a house. That's top three. That's top three. And then rob a bank. Because remember we were playing... Yo, what is Gavin up to, man? Remember we were playing Roblox? What do you call this? The Wild West game. The Wild West. I was always...

They would be doing their own thing and then all you hear would be a bank alarm go off. Who's in the bank? Me. Yo. And then number one I would want to do is hijack a plane. Why? That's number one. Yo, this guy, bro. That's a fire mission to go on. You feel me? But obviously I'm not doing it. This guy said Ozama. Yeah. Yo.

I'd like a plane. Or like take all the money from the plane and just dip off with like a little glider. A D.V. Cooper? Yeah, D.V. Cooper type. Yeah, yeah. I don't know. If I was living a double life as an agent, I feel like it would be kind of sad. Just because you can never live the life that you're trying to live.

Because if you watch the movie, she's like, she's kind of torn apart. Yeah. It's kind of like that same thing if you're doing a job that you don't love to do. You're kind of torn apart with your passion. Yeah. Yeah, to be honest. Like in Squid Game 2, like how the guy was living a double life because he was a good person, but he played the bad role. And he was always stressed all the time. Wait, who? Who was it? Remember the guy who went in and disguised himself? Oh, spoiler. It was his brother. His brother, yeah. Yeah, that's...

He was stressed the whole time and in his little bedroom, he would always type, but he would be like, oh shit, they're listening. They're listening. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You really want to go through that every day with your partner? Nah, bro. Okay. Here's a real question. Would you tell your partner at a point? I think. Yeah, I think so. I think so. That's like another, you know, uh, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Uh, I think I've heard about it, but I don't know. So that's one of my favorites all time. Yeah. So in, in that sense, it's,

They're on separate teams of like assassins. Okay. But they don't even know. They don't even know. And then they pull their mask off and they're like, oh shit. So they're both agents. Yeah. They're both spies and shit. But on opposing teams. Yeah. And they didn't even know they got married and they didn't know.

Yeah. I think one of my favorite movies growing up as a kid was Juana Man. What is that? Do you know about that? Juana Man? What is this? So it's kind of living like the double life too. So it was a basketball film, like comedy. Yeah. Where it was a guy who wanted to play basketball, but he went in the end of the women's league and no one could dunk, right? But he was the only one that could dunk and was the best there because he's disguised as a woman. Wow. What the heck? Yeah.

That's like K-Show time, bro. Nah, so like Mike and Juana Man, my favorite movies, basketball movies growing up, fam. Favorite basketball movie I think is Air Bud. That's my favorite. I didn't even like Air Bud. You didn't like Air Bud? Nah. You know why? I didn't like Air Bud because I didn't like dogs. Oh, you don't like dogs. I don't like dogs. I don't like animals in general. Like, that's dumb as fuck. Air Bud was fire, bro. Air Bud was fire.

You know, you know why I love it so much is because I got it for free in those rice crispy Rice crispy boxes. What? Yeah, like like prizes. Yeah, no like rice crispy boxes They used to have prizes inside of them like just free dad free movies in the rice crispy, bro Yeah, yeah, I think even in the cereal itself, but the the squares, you know the the chewy squares. Yeah Yeah, I got the mask. Okay air bud and um, alice in wonderland

Alice in Wonderland? Alice in Wonderland, yeah. I've never got that from cereal boxes. The number one toy I got was the McDonald's one where they actually gave you like mini arcade games. Oh yeah, I got that too. I got that too. The Sonic ones? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, um...

I don't know why they don't do that anymore. Why don't they put prizes in cereal boxes anymore? Even the Kinder Egg with the surprise in it, I think they banned it from the States. Oh, it's been banned. It's been banned. Because choking hazards and shit? Yeah, did you know Kinder Egg Surprise is actually an act of terrorism if you bring it into the States? No. Yeah, if you bring it from Canada to the States, it's actually an act of terrorism. Yeah.

To be honest, fam, you can do a lot with that, though. Like, pretend it's like, you know how, what do you call this, like El Chapo and them, they move drugs in books? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You can definitely move drugs in some kinder egg. No, you know why? It's because you're not allowed, I think there's a law in the States, you can't have non-edible things in food.

Because it's enclosed in food. Yeah. Right? And I guess it didn't pass through, but in Canada, it's loud. Okay. Which is weird. I wonder why Canada allowed it. Because usually Canada is more strict. Yeah. To be honest, I was very scared because one of the movie props I used yesterday was the money. Yeah. Right? And I bought that shit off Amazon. So I was like, oh, is there going to be any problem with customs, like moving money out of it? And I was like, okay, thank God it came to my house. It shouldn't be. It shouldn't be. Yeah, because it's...

I think it has to legally say copy or like play money on it. - Yeah, yeah. One of the biggest finesses I seen was I remember I was at like a track and field meet, right? - Yeah.

Some kid had like a bill and I was looking at him like, yo, it looks kind of off, bro. And what it was, you know how the Canadian money has like the clear strip and then there's like a silver thing. Yeah, there's a see-through. Yo, it was a fake bill and the clear strip, they used tape and tinfoil. Obviously that's fake though, right? Yeah, it was fake.

I'm like, yo, that looks fucking off. Like, how do you... Where'd you get that from? So he tried to use it or he, like, he got finessed? He tried using it. He didn't get it. He didn't use it. Yeah. To be honest, one of the most disrespectful is when I give, like, the people, the cashiers a 50-note bill and then they look... They go like this to the light. I'm like, bro... No, they have to, though. Yeah, but, like... I don't know. That's kind of, like, weird for me. No. You think I'm scamming you? You shouldn't feel like that, bro. Like, you...

I think you have to put yourself in their position. It's like, they have to do whatever they have to do for, to get their like, what do you call it? Their requirements down. You know what I mean? Okay. If he finesses me, I'm at fault. So let me just make sure. True. Yeah. I get to go through these precautions. You know, that's a, that's a big thing in like gun safety too. Like if you don't go through these precautions, like clearing the gun, looking at what, if there's any ammo in it, that's,

That's a really bad sign. Like you shouldn't even be around that stuff. For sure. Like even I've seen on lives, like how people, you're not supposed to hold the gun on the trigger. And on live, they're like doing the motion. Yeah, there was this girl that was playing with one. Shot her phone. Yeah. Crazy. Shouldn't like the, I guess the bullet, I think bounce back.

Like ricochet? I don't know if it would. Yeah. I don't know if it would for that, but it would definitely cause damage. And you know the old musket guns? Yeah. Some guy was flexing that, and all you hear, and he shot his roof. Wow. The popcorn roof went... Oh my God. The mom was like, son, what was that?

but yeah going going back to the the the bills and stuff yeah there was i remember seeing a place where uh it's an illegal place that's kind of hidden right i think it was in i think it's somewhere in asia but they disguised it as just like a uh random worker building but in there they hold like like illuminati meetings all that and they're saying you know the supernote bill or i think it's like what's a supernote bill it's like the fake a

a hundred dollar US bill that was really like really good like oh like they can't they can't tell the difference yeah they're saying that they haven't got in the building but that's where it was produced

oh so so this is like a secret facility where they make all those reps yeah dead ass you're trying to crazy with the reps man sneakers yeezys and now money yeah to be honest fam i don't blame them like i don't blame you buying a rep since the real ones are like 500 dollars speaking of money though yeah there's this um there's this story because we don't talk a lot about toronto stories okay but yeah there's there's this mystery in toronto oh shit yeah and

It kind of went over everybody's heads because nobody ever talked about it. Yeah, what is it? You know Roy Thompson Hall? Roy Thompson Hall. Like the music hall. Oh, yeah? Yeah, yeah. What about it? So...

When they were building that, right? I think it was around the 70s, something like that. Yeah. They uncovered like a secret room, secret wall underground. Oh, no. That floor, yeah. Yeah. So, because they were doing construction, digging it up. Yeah. And they saw this wall there, right? No idea because it wasn't in any blueprints. Okay. So, they opened a door that leads inside. Yeah. And what they found was a chair. Okay. A table. Okay.

Two coffee mugs and a metal safe that weighed 700 pounds. 700? 700 pounds. What was in their safe? Money? That's Drake's safe? So what's crazy, what's crazy is they, because it took a lot to take that out. 700 pound thing, right? They had to use equipment to take it out. Yeah. Right when they took it out, it vanished the next day.

like nobody knows where it went okay what happened it just vanished it just vanished somebody took it something happened to it so we never know what will be in that safe in that safe nobody ever knows what's in that safe holy okay i'm pretty sure it was either gold bars because that's they're happy as hell yeah oh my goodness because i think it was it wasn't that big of a safe but it weighed so much so what could it be then if it's probably it's probably gold

Cold? Yeah. That's Drake's little safety. You just exposed Drake's like high place. No, but because you know those stories of how people come across treasure and then they're super rich, right? Yeah. And

John told me this thing before he was saying like if in Guyana somebody somebody comes across like Riches right away. I've nowhere they're gonna get inspected on right for sure cuz it makes sense like you can't be poor one day and then all of a sudden It's like you won the lottery. Where'd you get this money from? Yeah, so if you come up to like 25 mil, they're gonna check you up so

john told me this thing like people wouldn't expect you so i'm wondering has there any has there ever been anybody that came across like hella money in toronto yeah maybe they're connected to that oh that mystery okay lots of detective shit yeah is there because i don't think i don't think there was any there was any like police file or investigation on it that money just went

away yeah i love those stories of like a hidden spot so you said it was what underground it was underground under like concrete in like a separate room that's never been seen yeah that reminds me there's like this story about the woman in the ceiling though not underground ceiling what do you mean so listen this is funny so there's a guy who lived in a one bedroom apartment right yeah so it's just one floor it's a living room a kitchen and one bathroom yeah right and he lived with his girlfriend

I think his name is Joe Cummings. Okay. Pause. I didn't want to say his name because I knew him. Resume. But yeah, so he lived with his girlfriend, right? And they both work jobs. So obviously they don't come home until like what? 5, 5 p.m. So every, so one day he noticed that he opened the fridge and

All his food Is gone And he's like He's like What the fuck So he asked his girl Yo did you Did you eat the food Like it's gone He's like no I didn't eat it Okay He brushed it off Went to the grocery store Restocked the fridge The next day fam Opened the fridge Everything is gone Mmm

And now he's like, okay, nah, nah, for sure. Like, did you eat it? Oh no. What the fuck? Like the girlfriend said that you didn't eat it. So now I think the next day after he saw footprints or like on his floor and his washroom. So he's like, yo, he asked his girlfriend, are these your footprints? She's like, nah, these aren't. So they're like, okay, there's footprints. My food is missing. What can we do? Yeah.

The next day, they set up a camera. So they set up a camera in their kitchen, right? And they open it the next day and they see a woman coming from the vent. That's crazy. From the vent. And she used, I think it was a table to get down to the kitchen and she opened the food and there was like videotapes of her like drinking the milk. Yeah.

Nah. Shit like that. How did she look though? Did she look scary too? No, it was like a tiny woman. It was like a tiny woman. And it was funny because she timed his schedule so perfect. Like when he would go to the washroom, she would go back, scurry back to the van. Damn.

that's the woman where was this this is in um i don't know i think it was in the u.s somewhere in the u.s yeah that's some that's real life parasite yeah that ass that's literally real life parasite it didn't look like the girl like from parasite yeah like the videotapes were very scary she's like why would there be a woman coming out of a vent no that's messed up bro because imagine even when you're sleeping at night somebody's just watching you like

Okay. Please don't. Yo. Don't put anything in my head. Yo. Yeah. Because I always had these...

I always had these like thoughts, right? Yeah. Of literally that, like somebody hiding in my house. Like what if there's somebody hiding in here? What if I come home one day and there's somebody already there and like they caught me, caught them slipping. Yeah. Like I showed up at an odd time and then something happened, right? There's like a whole couple on your bed just going at it. Yeah, I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah. But they're so used to the place. I think that really messes with your mind when somebody's so used to something that you own and you haven't seen that side of it.

Yeah. That's like a real mind blowing moment. Like if you see something that you're so comfortable with and you know every single detail about and small details that always questioned, what if those, those questions were answered by something like that? Mm.

To be honest, that could say, like, if you're in a relationship with someone. Like, if someone's cheating on you. No, no, they're so invested in your life. They know everything that's going on, what time you work, what time you think. That's the one that could backstab you. See how I tied everything in? Because it's also like, it's also like the spies. So if you're living a double life, like, oh, I wonder why she always has bruises on her knees. Where? Is she cheating or is she a spy? No.

- You don't know, you don't know, right? - To be honest, yeah. You have to pick between those two. - You don't know, 'cause if you're a spy, you could also look like a cheater. - What?

Yeah. If you're a spy, you could look like a cheater. Yeah. If you're a spy, you could look like a cheater to somebody that you're hiding your identity from. Oh, okay. Okay. I get it. Right? Like if you're sneaking out at night to do these missions, these missions could also be, you know? Yeah. To be honest, I don't know how people sneak out like in general. Like those kids who like, oh, I sneak out in my house at night. I never. My parents don't know. Yeah. I could never try that just because there's alarms and stuff. Exactly. How do you do that? Yeah, exactly. Like the Filipino in us, I just want to tell my mom I'm going out. It's just simpler, bro. Yeah.

You feel me? I'm not going to lie. When I was a kid, though, I hate to admit this, but I used to...

I used to like really look in people's rooms I don't know if anybody relates to me I don't know if anybody relates to me but but like let's say somebody wasn't home yeah I would walk into the room and like take a look at what their life is like you know what I mean like ah let me look at this stuff literally look around the whole room and look like touch everything and look through shit and then once you find like you open the drawer it's like labeled my diary oh we hit the jackpot yeah yeah

scroll through that shit nah deadass and I was so obsessed cause I used to watch those how to videos like life hacks and shit where they would hide stuff in books or they make like secret compartments in the wall yeah and I was curious I would try and see if I could find any of that in anybody's room like whether it be like my cousins my aunts uncles whatever sorry to admit it but I did it that's tough man that's tough no but it's fun feeling like that yo recently actually I lost I lost this watch bro yeah

And, damn, this hurt me so much because I spent a lot of money on this watch and I really love that watch, right? So I looked everywhere in my house for that shit, right? Everywhere in my house. I looked on my drawers, my dresser, everything. And I couldn't find it. I literally checked every single corner I could, bro. I couldn't find it.

So I locked in. I'm like, okay, I got to lock in. I'm not losing this watch. And you like kind of reverse track yourself? Yeah, I did that. Yeah. But you know what I did first? What'd you do? I locked into like a detective mode.

That's the first time I did it. So you role-played. Yeah, I role-played. I felt like I was like Sherlock Holmes. Yeah, yeah. You know Sherlock Holmes where he breaks down and then he went here at 2 o'clock. Like the lines here. You had like a red line here, red line here. Yeah. No, you know what I did though? Check this in. So I would sometimes I'd put this in my pocket, right? Okay. I'm like, okay, if I left it in my pocket, what else do I have in my pocket? I have my wallet and I might have tissues, right? Yeah. Now there's a tissue on the floor.

So maybe if I took out my wallet at that time, that tissue fell out. So I was really looking at everything like clues, right? Okay. If this tissue is over there by my dresser, that means my watch may be close to my dresser. If it's not at my dresser, then where would I move to? I probably moved to my bed. So I looked, I literally broke every single thing down like a detective. And I looked for my watch. Guess what? I found it. Where?

I found it at the very least suspecting spot I would look because I looked everywhere except for the spot. I'm like, no way it can be there. Yeah. It was under my bed.

I would even get under there. I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. That's weird. I feel like I might have manifested it to go there because I didn't check there at all. That was the only place I didn't check. Nah, to be honest, the number one go-to, if you can't find something, mom. She always knows. She'll like randomly like open a closet and it will be there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I don't know why. Like, there's this TikTok of the ketchup bottle in the fridge. Like, mom, where's the ketchup? There's like glitches out of nowhere. Yeah,

Bro, do you think you can manifest stuff to create itself even though you even think it's crazy yourself?

manifest stuff to be honest no i don't think i've reached that level yet nah nah because um so there's this story of this island in siberia okay right what is it now this island in siberia has this castle and this huge like fortress but nobody nobody knows and it's never written down in history what it was for okay it's literally a mystery to everybody like nobody understands it's just there okay and it's kind of demolished too right mm-hmm

Now, what's crazy is on every single map they could find, there was no... What do you call it? There's no sighting of that island and that castle on any of the maps except for one. Okay. Now, this one map...

Now when people Okay I'm gonna I'm gonna break it down for you Yeah When cartographers The people that make maps Yeah When they used to make maps They would add certain things in the map Like stupid shit They would even add like Squid monsters Or something dumb Oh shit In the maps You know why? Mmhmm

So they could catch anybody that's forging their work or anybody that's copying their work, right? So that was a way to see that, okay, this is my work because I put this random island here that never existed. There's no way he can have it too because I made it up. It's like trademark. Yeah, it's like a trademark, right? So the theory is that this island...

was actually just something he put in on the map as like a trademark. Not something that was actually there. Okay. But just as a trademark because every single other map, the majority of the maps of that area did not have this island. Oh, so it was like something cool he can brag about? Yeah, something cool he can brag about, right? Yeah.

But it ended up really being a castle and an island there. Oh, shit. And nobody knows how it got there. Do you think he just lives in it? Because at that point, if I trademark that that's my land, I'm just living in it. Maybe. It's still a mystery to this day. Okay. But a common theory is like, what if they used that map so much and manifested itself into reality? Oh.

oh that's kind of crazy right yeah and that that's a very like um broad way of looking at like a very crazy way of looking at it but if you think about it if everybody sees one thing as the truth does it become the truth does it become we can say that again if everybody sees one thing as the truth even though it's not true does it become the truth because everybody agrees upon it oh okay

I feel like that's kind of like with trends, something's not cool until what? Until somebody says it's cool. So yeah. Somebody valid or credible. Yeah, I could definitely agree with that. So that's a common thing. You ever read The Giver? Yeah, I love The Giver. Yeah, so you know how in The Giver... Like dystopia. Yeah.

they say, right? It's like they don't have their own thoughts. Same thing with 1984 too. So they don't really have their own thoughts and anything they say is true. It becomes true because everybody knows it's true or like that's what they've learned. So on

On some conspiracy shit. Yeah, yeah. Do you think some of our history is just written in a way for us to believe and it isn't true? But we all say it is because that's all we know now. Oh my God. You don't have to give me like specific examples because like, oh, maybe this was written for this just to push the timeline forward. Who knows, bro? Yeah.

So you're saying like, oh, maybe like the wars would just manifest. If you were a king, if you were a king, right? Would you put yourself as conqueror of all of these different events that never really happened? Conqueror of...

Like you've done all these goals, but you didn't actually do all these achievements and you're going to do it, right? Nah. Because history always comes back to get you, right? There's going to be like scientists. Oh, and if they can't find it, they're going to be like, oh, that guy, that ruler is a fraud. But how the fuck are they going to know though? They're not going to know that shit. Because there's no evidence. They're not going to know that shit, bro. Listen, listen. Look at, what's his name? Is it Kim Jong Il? Kim Jong Un's dad. Oh yeah, Kim Jong Il. Yeah, Kim Jong Il, right? I think so. Yeah, so...

in his own history, bro, says he doesn't shit, he doesn't pee, poo, whatever. Oh, false accusation. He doesn't even have to eat and he heals himself, right? And the whole country believes that's true. Yeah. And the whole country thinks he's a star basketball player. No, literally, literally, thinks he's a star basketball player, like an award-winning director, everything. No, I,

I feel like it's just with big celebrities and big, like, what do you call those? Role models that people believe it. Because Lil Yachty, he says, oh, I only eat pizza every day of my life. I actually don't believe that he does because he's very healthy. Yeah, obviously. But there's no, he says that he's never eaten a vegetable in his life. You feel me? Do you believe that?

- No, obviously not. - But is there any evidence? - There's no evidence, that's the thing. There's no evidence. Do you think we're getting more gullible or less gullible? - More gullible, for sure. - You think we're getting more gullible? - Yeah. - Nah, I disagree. I think we're getting less gullible. - No, you can even see the cameras. The cameras out, when there's cameras, anything can go. CBC News, boom, they put out fake news. They're trying to put fake news into us. Everything, fam. - I think so, that's less. - No, but I think social media makes it easier for us to be gullible because we just believe whatever's on social media now.

Oh, that's a great point. Cause what's on, what's on a social media kids? What do they believe? Anything that that's put in front of them. But I feel like now there, there was a time before where everybody didn't even know what was real. Oh no. Low key. Cause, cause we remember when those viral YouTube videos happened, we didn't even know all of this like CGI shit existed. Yeah. I, I,

Fuck. It's hard to say. Because I feel like there's kind of an awakening and we're so used to being lied to. Exactly. Because I feel like when COVID came, everyone just got, I guess, more woke. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Because now they were starting to doubt the vaccine and stuff like that. They weren't just taking it. They were like, oh, let's create these conspiracies. Mm-hmm.

Okay, do you think, because one of the oldest, I guess, gullible things you can think about is... The moon? No, not even that. Bigfoot and what's it called? The Yeti.

I actually believe that the Yeti and the Bigfoot are like real. They just morphed into like different things. That's like the first one though. If you think about it, that's like the first, oh, you're crazy if you believe in Bigfoot or Loch Ness Monster. Yeah. Cause I feel like there's people that definitely went on a chase for those mythical creatures. But are they really mythical? Is a unicorn real? It's hard to say. It's hard to say cause there's no proof, right? Exactly. You ever heard of the Yacht Love Pass? You ever heard about that? Nah. So,

So this is another Siberian story. Okay. Yo, what's wrong with all these Siberian films? And you know what else happened in Siberia? What? All of those origins of Christmas happened in Siberia also. Remember the mushroom? To be honest, let's just go to Siberia. Yeah. So Dyatlov Pass. Yeah. You never heard about this? No. This is like...

I think this is what made the Yeti popular. Popular? Yeah. Or made that whole theory and that, oh, you might come across the Yeti. Yeah. A thing. Okay. This story might have made it a thing. Yeah, let me hear it. So...

There's this story of, I think, 10 or 9 hikers. Super professional hikers. I think they were getting their grading to be like a next level. Like a next tier of explorationers or expeditionists. Now,

What happened was they're all pros in skiing, camping, everything. Yeah. They found their way to this place called Death Mountain. Okay. This is a very like coveted spot. If you can hike this, you're a pro. Yeah. Right. Right.

Now, the last time they saw them was on their way up this hill. Oh, no, sorry. On this way up this path. They call it Dyatlov's Pass. Because one of the leaders at the time, his name was Dyatlov. Or, yeah, Dyatlov. Okay. Now, that was the last time they saw them. Bro, bro.

They found all of their bodies the next day in separate areas. I think 600 meters out from each other, 200 meters out from each other, separated, right? What they found was a broken tent that was cut from the inside. Okay. So they're trying to escape something, right? Yeah, yeah. And they found footprints towards like all these areas they ran out to. Now, this is where it gets crazy, right? Okay.

Most of them died of hypothermia. Okay. But three of them, three of them, this is where it gets sus. Yeah. Because two of them were missing their eyes. Missing eyes? Missing eyes. Missing their eyeballs. Holy smokes. One of them was missing their tongue. Holy smokes. And two of them What? were reported to have radioactive substances on their clothing.

Radioactive. Yeah. Now, get this, get this. I think I know what it is. So they did like an x-ray of the bodies and an anatomy, what do you call it? A biopsy. Yeah, yeah. To see what happened to them, right? Now, there were fractures in their...

In their body, in their skeleton. I think like 12 broken ribs on one body, seven broken ribs on another body. And one of them had like a huge fracture in his skull. Right. And they said the only thing that could happen to them with that is like almost a nuclear bomb. A nuclear bomb would be able to do that to them. Oh my God. Nothing else. Like how the hell would a force that crazy hurt them that bad? Right. They still don't know how they died.

They still don't know where that radioactive substance came from. Yeah. And two theories that came up was either aliens or

A Russian experiment. I guess three theories. Okay. And then the motherfucking Yeti. Yeah. I was going to say the Yeti's saliva is fucking radioactive. Something like that. Yeah. Because maybe the Yeti was like this creature and then he came across, I guess, like nuclear waste and got modified. Oh my goodness. You know what I mean? Morphed into some Godzilla type beat. Oh my God.

like what was that so this is all in Serbia Siberia Siberia yeah and and that movie that you made me watch oh that's Siberia film no that's uh that's Serbian Serbian film yeah that's no but you know how um the the stuff happened that film yeah there's also a story that I found out that was kind of like I don't know if it related to that or that's where the the film producers got it from but there was a guy named Daniel Nielsen right and he was raised up in like a a fucked up family already yeah and

His only like person to go to was his grandpa. Right. And a few years later, like four years later, when this happened, his grandpa died of, I think cancer. Yeah. And he was really fucked up. Right. And he, he found out that he was actually like, he was gay. Okay. Yeah. And his brothers and his stuff was like, Oh, they were always making fun of him. Always making fun of him. He didn't have his grandpa to go to.

Right. So he's like, fuck that. I'm going to the army. Yeah. So he goes to the army and you know, it's already really tough to contain yourself because he's around men. Yeah. He's around men all the time. Right. And he, he's seen so much like fucked up shit, like, like soldiers dying in front of him. So he got PTSD. He got PTSD. He got damage. Yeah. But this is where it's crazy because he started having fantasies about the soldiers.

Whoa. And this is the crazy thing. Since he's seen everyone dying, he said he had fantasies about doing stuff with the dead. With the corpses? Dead bodies.

That's messed up, bro. Yeah. He was so fucked up after, like, he came back. Yeah. And I think it was two years later that he went on a spree of just killing. So he would go to gay bars. Yeah. And he would, like, drink with people. And then he would strangle them. And if they weren't dead, he would take them back to his house. Damn. Do you know the name of this person? Yeah, Daniel Nielsen. Daniel Nielsen? Yeah, Daniel Nielsen. That's like the Jeffrey Dahmer. Yeah. Yeah, that's like that. Yeah, exactly. And the police were...

questioning him. Yeah. Like, oh, did you do anything with the bodies? And he's like, no, I promise, like, I've had fantasies, but I never, like, touched the bodies of any of these people. That's fucked. Like, I don't know how you could fantasize about that shit, bro. Like... Damn. You know what's crazy? Yeah. Because...

Like these stories, they become almost in themselves like famous, right? Yeah, yeah. In a sense, they're like celebrities in their own realm. Yeah. And what's crazy to think is there's some people that look up to them as role models. Yeah, the fam, the Nevada Tan. Yeah. I bet every like little girl had bangs and took a picture with like a knife or something.

Damn She became like a star like that And pretending they were like Kill Bill That's messed up bro That's messed up Cause I think When Even if something gets a little bit popular People wanna attach themselves to it somehow Yeah I guess

Just like even trends, bro. Just like if somebody comes out with a new style, right? Somebody's going to try and like copy it somehow or at least like assimilate themselves to be part of that. Facts. The fucking, what's the big one right now that I don't even rate that much, but it's like the hiking core. It's like hiking core with archeterics and then like the big ass pants and then Salomon shoes. That's like tech wear though. Yeah, but I've seen so much of it already. Salomon, Salomon, Salomon.

I don't care what the fuck it is. It's not that cool, bro. I think it's aya. I think it's cool. It's chill. It's chill. It makes sense, though. I'm gonna be real. I think that might be the only fashion that actually makes sense. If we're being realistic, that's literally the only fashion that makes sense because it has purpose. I get it. Like essential, you could actually go hiking in that fit. Yeah. You're spending all this money. You know what I mean? You're spending all this money

But it's not just on the name. Like, this shit is actual good material. But then you get those actual people, like the Ninja Tech, where it's just, oh, this is all just costume for Instagram. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I watch these videos. There's this guy. I think he's from Toronto. He's a YouTuber. Okay. And he does all these, like, gadget videos. I don't know why. Wait, is it the guy who's like, he made a ring float? Like, he has, like, radioactive where he can make a ring float? No, no, no. It's not that. It's not that. So he literally have, like,

stuff like a bunch of gadgets that he bought throughout the week or something and then he'd like show them off like play with them and there's something about like my mind when i see that stuff it's almost like an asmr feeling where i'm attracted to like damn i want to buy that now right and what's crazy he's so smart because his whole content is showing off stuff showing off stuff that he bought

oh right so what happens he gets sponsors by all of these companies to promote their stuff so it's like a constant his content is doing great for promoting stuff buying stuff and he's just getting constant constant constant promos and uh sponsors or whatever so so does he make is this just closer like garments like necklaces no it's literally not even like garments itself it's literally

gadgets like tech like um keychains yeah um you know those fidget spinners and shit that too okay you know what was the coolest accessory back then the benten watch and i wish that someone remade it so it was cooler so we can actually be like this is apple watch bro no but like something comes up and you're like okay i want to choose that one oh like a hologram hologram and then that'd be tall that'd be tall imagine imagine that technology where you can just choose your fit

And then it magically comes on you. That's kind of sick. That's kind of crazy. They should make something where you can like design your own, what do you call it? Like a file on like, oh, I think they've done it with shoes actually. So they have these shoes and there's, it's kind of like an LCD screen.

Wait, like a screen on the shoe? It's like a screen on the shoe, but it goes around. Shit, I forgot exactly what it's called. But it's not a screen necessarily. It's like a fabric, but it can show digital footage. And you can download files onto it. And you can wear like a video on your shoes.

That's not that's not like what do you call that? What's that word? It's like it's not it's not a hologram. It's not that okay, but but is it like wearable like you can wearable It's wearable. It's I'm pretty sure it's like waterproof to word. I thought you're gonna promote yourself You're like, oh, there's actually hoodie where you can cut it out You guys want to call this link in the bar right now we go studios calm

I just bagged. I'm slipping today. I don't even have my thing on today. See, I got it. You know what though? I feel like I outgrew it already. What? Yeah, I feel like... Oh, you know what's crazy? I had this dream, bro. Yeah, what happened? I had this dream, man. Okay. I don't know if this has anything to do with it or I'm just like, you know, thinking about it. Yeah.

I had this dream. And I literally, you know that eye symbol right there? Yeah, yeah. I literally saw that in the sky. In the dream? Like a huge one. Holy smokes. Like I woke up and I saw like a huge one in the sky. Yeah. I'm like, what the fuck?

In your dream? In my dream. And then that was, I guess that was literally tonight. So I lost my thing tonight and I don't know where it is right now. But I had a dream of it. That's crazy. Tell me what that means for all you spiritual people out there. Yeah. No, because as soon as I wear it, I actually feel protected. And my cousin, I told you this too, but if it ever breaks or snaps or you lose it,

Then that means you're fully protected. Really? By a higher power. Oh, because I lost mine. Oh, you like lost it fully? Yeah, I literally lost it. I literally lost it. And by lost, I don't mean like, oh, it's in my room somewhere. Like dead ass, like lost it somewhere. I don't know. I have to find out because I don't know where it is or not. Yeah, but if you don't have it in your possession, you're... I can just go back in detective mode. I'll find that shit, bro. Or just go on Amazon and buy that shit.

Watch how many people are going to buy this shit now. Oh, because we plugged it? Yeah, we plugged it. I mean, it's been a thing, but it hasn't been talked on a podcast like this before. Yeah, exactly, man.

It's never been at Jumpers before. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? Yo, you know what would be sick? I want to open like a P.O. Box and... Why don't we just do that? We can do it on the Jumpers Club. That's a good promo into Jumpers Club too. Oh, P.O. Box? Yeah, P.O. Box. They can send us. True. We could do that on Jumpers Club. Let us know in the comments what you guys want to see on the Jumpers Club. Exactly. We can do...

POV openings like you guys POV Unboxings PO box unboxings Yeah Stuff like that Yeah we can do that shit Exactly But what I was getting to was like The only thing that's scary about that Is like what if What if people send us like Cursed objects and shit Oh cause we're known for that Watch the letter Like we open it It's like There's a candle It's like We open it before reading the letter Nah It's like Hey Carlos and Gavin Please don't open the candle Hahaha

If you have, you've successfully let out spirits. Yo, that'd be fucked up. Like, it's a bottle. It's a bottle like, hi, cozy guy. This bottle was actually sent for me from this cursed fucking wizard. And I'm drinking it. Like...

I wake up the next day. I have like all these powers and shit. Is it dark hold? Like from Dr. Strange? This Gatorade has actually been blessed by a witch. Oh my goodness. To open your throat chakras. I'll open your throat chakras. Whoa, whoa, pause. Ay yo, ay yo. No, no, no. Cause you know how that rock, that blue rock? Which one? Do you remember that blue rock I used to have here? Oh yeah, where'd it go? Did I tell you I got it re-

What do you call it? Re-witched? Yeah, I guess re-witched. No, there's a word for it. Re-blessed? No, cleansed and blessed. Because I think you have to cleanse it after a while. And my cousin's girlfriend, she's like a witch herself. And she did it for me. Did I tell this on the podcast or not? No, I don't think so. Yo, when I got it, that shit was so powerful, bro. Really? I felt it right away. I was getting like a headache. You were like, oh, fuck. The powers are too strong. Yeah, I was getting a headache, man.

I swear to God. But I put it in my sister's room. So what happened to her? Did she feel it? I guess so. I don't know. I don't know. I just didn't tell her. No, you know what? So since you did your egg cleansing already, should I do mine on the Jumper's Club? You could. Yeah, why not? Yeah.

Wait, but is that something you do? I don't know if you're supposed to film that shit. Because I didn't want to film my shit. Okay, okay. Then never mind. I'm going to be real. Like, if you guys saw what I saw there, it's a real skull. Like, you can see it clearly. You guys are going to freak out. I wish I recorded, but at the same time, I don't want to, like, mess with nothing. No, because the scariest one is, like...

you know how it's supposed to make a face? It's like you recognize that face. Like, boom, my friend. This is my closest friend. And you see that face. Like, would you tell him that you saw the face? Or would you like, oh, no, why are you doing this to me? Or just completely cut him off? I don't know. So you see Josh's face in your egg. What are you doing? What are you doing? Are you going to his place? And be like, yo, what the fuck, man? He's gonna be like, yo, what the fuck? This looks like you, bro. That's so wack.

You're telling me I'm going to go to my boy's house and tell him you look like my egg in my cup? Yeah, no, but... Fam, listen, listen. What the fuck? No, but what are you going to do if you seem like he's putting bad... Like, he's hating on you from a distance and you finally found out it was him? It was like you're finally finding out who's talking behind your back. What do you do? I don't know. Do you cut him off? What do you do?

It depends what you want to do. Honestly, it depends what you want to do. If you can live with it, live with it. If you can't live with it, don't live with it. Shit. Okay. Right? That's a good answer. Because I think some people, they're so conflicted on like, oh, I'm stuck in this position. Dog, you're in that position because you don't want to change it. Feel me? Yeah. If you're cool with that position, then don't complain about it. If you're complaining about it, then do something. Mm-hmm.

That's my big thing. I hate complainers. You hate complainers? I hate complainers. Why the fuck are you complaining? Instead of complaining, do something. That's true. But some people are just born like that.

Boring complainers? Yeah, they have that personality trait because, oh, it's not easier to do like this. Then fix up. You can fix up. You know what I mean? Like, it's going to be hard, but like, you can do something to better yourself and it's for you. It's not for anybody else but you. Like, you'll feel better about yourself if you fix up. Yeah, that ass. I could already see you paging your child as a dad, like, yo, fix up. Yeah.

Because how I want to be a dad is like the cool laid back one. But like obviously he'll out enforce some rules so he doesn't become a spoiled like brat. But yeah, I could already see you like, yo, fix up bro. Yeah.

What are you doing, man? Like, I would, like, as a kid, I would be scared, man. Why would you, I don't think I would be scared. No, because when we were going through this podcast shit, even when you were paging me, like, when I went, like, the editing shit, like, yo, fix up, bro. Like, what is this? No, but, oh, damn. But it's only, look, look, look. I say this all the time. Yeah. It's only hard until it's easy.

it's only hard until it's easy no facts smooth sailing after yeah like if if you get it hard then that's good so it's gonna be easy you know what i mean yeah yeah like you have to you have to feel something hard and then like okay i can do this now i overcome it now it's easy to me now what i thought was hard yeah i overcame and i believe in myself to overcome hard yeah so how do you think you developed that did your did your parents raise you like oh fix up like that type of uh nature hmm

That's a good question. Because I always think about that. I don't even know the certain things in my life that might have been those that made me that. Maybe losing my first fight. Losing your first fight and then you became like, oh, I can't lose again. No, because I lost my first kickboxing fight ever. I got destroyed my first fight. Two months after, I won the national championship.

Because I trained so hard. Yeah, you fixed up. Fixed up. Yeah, because I trained so hard. And I thought, okay, I'm not going to lose. I'm going to focus. I'm going to do what I can and accomplish something I can't do before. Nah, facts. That's true. Because I know undefeated fighters too. They tell me their career ended because they just got lazy. They have nothing to fix up for. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And...

I guess one big thing is just always looking at, like, what's next. Because you know me. Yeah. Because I'll have these ideas, right? Yeah. But no matter what, I'll have more on top. True. Like, if something doesn't fall through, I have a next one right away. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Because me, I've never done, like, the future planning yet. But I know I just live in the moment. If I have this one, I'm going to just do this one, complete it. If that doesn't work out, then I have to find something else now. Mm-hmm.

Like I just, I just go with the flow type thing. Yeah. I think that that's like Filipino parent in my, in the back of my head. That's like, yo, you better have backup. Yeah. Backup for sure. Yeah. I'm still in school. That's my backup. True. Cause I don't have no backup. My, my backup is literally all here. I remember, I remember we were in a meeting and I think that was the time where I was like, Oh shit. Like he destroyed these, these like corporate people. When you're like, when you're like, no, I can do this by myself. I dropped out of school. When you hit the line, I was like,

damn even their faces were like oh fuck what did I tell them I was like oh I'm a businessman first before content creating

God damn. And the funny thing is, they thought they had us and they were coming in the meeting like, Carlos and Gavin, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know you're going to sign to us, you feel me? But then at the end of the meeting, it was totally different. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, you know how DJ Academics was like, Drake is my favorite artist. And then... Yeah, not to shit on anybody though, but like, those are the type of people that we would have got caught in like a... In a 360. In a 360 or a deal that we wouldn't want to have been in. Facts. If I wasn't with you fam, I would have signed that shit. Yeah.

On everything I love, bro. Oh my God. Because I would have seen money. I was like, let me get that. Gavin Ruta. The biggest thing, I want everybody to listen to this part too. Yeah. Is the biggest thing. When something looks good, look around it. Yep. So,

something looks too good to be true look around it first fine prints yeah look around it yeah but shit some things are good and good but some things are good but they have other things around i feel like in any business there's always going to be an advantage to somebody like it can't be a fair trade do you think there's something as a fair trade i believe there's a fair trade somewhere really i believe there's a fair trade

really yeah it's not as common but yeah i believe there is yeah yeah because look a fair trade a fair trade from someone to one person is is um it's dictated on their their likes i mean oh so like if you perceive it as a good trade then it's a good trade yeah okay because look let's say you value cars yeah right and then i give you a lamborghini but you give me this rare comic yeah

Like shit, that might sound like a crazy trade. Like this comic, what the fuck? What are you going to do with a comic? I have a Lamborghini now. But in the back of my head, I'm like, yo, I finessed this guy. I got this comic. This comic is going to be worth like 5 million in the future or whatever. You know what I mean? It's all dictated on their own personal goals. That's why it's like in high school when we were doing these clothing trades, I don't think I was looking back and like all the clothing trades that we did, it was all on your advantage. Why? I remember you gave me a fake...

V-loan shirt. But you wanted it. Yeah, I know. But I gave you like an authentic like Guns N' Roses like...

Like, sure. Yeah, but you didn't want that. I know. That is true. So it is a fair trade. It is a fair trade to that person's own favor. You know what I mean? Yeah, but maybe, yeah, like price points, maybe that's why I didn't think it was a fair trade. No, that was a fair trade, actually. Price point, that was a fair trade, too. Maybe, maybe. It's literally just dictated on their own likeness. Yeah, that's true. Right? Because I can fucking... Have you ever been in a trade where you're like, oh, that guy really finessed me? Never. Really?

Really? I never got finessed. I always finesse somebody.

If I trade with somebody, I got it good. Yeah, that's true. Were you the one that told me you made a fake account to bump up the price? Yeah, yeah, yeah. One of my Kijiji tactics. Yo, can I put everybody on this? No, no, because my friend told me that story. Same story. Oh, he did it too? He was buying shoes and he made multiple counts and he bid it. I think it was, I don't know if it was higher or lower, but he bid on it lower and one of them was the highest and the guy was like, oh no, I don't want it anymore. So the lower guy got it.

I don't want to like give the tactics because it's going to ruin the sneaker market and just like grailed in general. Grailed is already a finesse. Yo, you can manipulate the fuck out of the market. I don't think people understand that. Just like how stocks are, you can manipulate the market and grailed in any Kijiji. Just make fake accounts, post the same product, different pictures, sell it for a higher price. Yeah.

And then go back to the person that you want to buy it from and be like, yo, this is some evil tactics. And be like, look, all of these people are selling it for this low price. Can you get it for me for that price? Yeah.

i see that like i think the the thrifting culture has been uh has got some backlash on that too because uh they're known for like sustainability right yeah but they're selling like a vintage uh death note for like 500 holy shit but that 500 has been manipulated by the market because they're like uh faking faking it's getting sold to someone else but they didn't even really pay but now it's worth 500 because someone actually paid it you know

That makes sense. It's so dumb, though. That's how it is. It's so dumb. But you'll get those people. Going back to what I said, though, if somebody sees that value in it, they're going to buy it no matter what. Yeah, it's like a niche. To be honest, you can sell anything, bro. Yeah, yeah. It's literally art. Like, if that art to you is worth $1,000, it's worth $1,000 to somebody else is worth nothing. Mm-hmm.

Do you know the guy on TikTok who does like that? He has a paint bucket, pokes holes and just lets it go on a string. Yeah, yeah, I see that. So he actually got invited to one of the biggest like art museums and he did it in front of like people. Like people were actually sitting there in suits watching him. And he was like in regular clothes. He's like, I actually guys, I can't believe I'm doing this in front of you guys. This is some bullshit that I should do on TikTok. And then he did it and I was like,

Yo, big ups on that guy, though. He came from TikTok to that? That's crazy. Yeah, to a fine art museum? You're good, man. That's good shit. That's good shit. Shout out that guy. You're good at live, man. But yeah. You want to end it there? Yeah, we had a pretty long episode. Yeah, we had a long episode still. Okay, before we end the episode, though, if you haven't already, go check out the Jumpers Club. Link in the bio. The link will be down in the bio. Tell everyone, your grandma, your friends, everyone. Yeah, tell everybody that you know about the Jumpers Club, especially the Jumpers supporters. And...

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