Sevan Matossian (00:03):
Bam. We’re live. Crazy. How many requests for the behind the scenes have poured in since I wonder if the Google Drive still works. Copy. I mean, so many have poured in. Maybe. Should I try to send ’em out now? I didn’t see all these. I wonder if the Google Drive still works here. I’ll send out a few. Hey, what do you guys think about this? What do you guys think about this? We’re going to start having tons and tons of trailer content, like little snippets, bits, bits and bobs from the show that we’re going to use to promote, oh look. Ski Freak. Hey, what’s up? Good to see you. Welcome to the show. Welcome back. Should, maybe I should make those available too in the Google Drive. Just give you guys a link to a Google Drive with five clips in it and you guys can post away as much shit as you want, right? Doesn’t that seem like the way to do it?
(01:26):
Oh, some of these are people saying thank you. Didn’t I tell you not to say thank you? Don’t respond and say thank you. I don’t have time for, thank you. What do you think, Hector? What’s up? I don’t know how to buy a membership for my phone. I think Pa Amigo activate the Savon verse. Yeah, I mean, why not Heidi? Good morning. Yeah, I think that’s the way to do it. Google Drive with your birthday videos is still live. Oh, is that from just a while back? You guys had a Google Drive with birthday videos and anyway. Oh look. Another new member. Hey, welcome. Another new member. How do you even say this guy’s name? Has Chick.
(02:41):
Has Chick has Chick Paulina Second. Good morning, Brett. Did it break? Paulina. Hi. Awesome. Welcome to the show. Slow and Steady Membership’s just pouring in. I love it. Only 800,000 more to go until I’m just absolutely filthy, filthy rich. Lemme check. 803,742 more. I’ll be patient. Anyone who goes to Times Square for the ball drop is a psychopath. Oh, have you done that, Allison? Have you done Times Square Ball drop? Brittany. Brittany Blow Bloak. Is that seriously, Brittany? Seriously? Is that your last name? Bloak. ak. What a crazy name. Lemme see that. Blow Bloak. I see Reagan Bloak. I don’t see Brittany. Maybe I’ll, I’m going to type in your first name.
(03:56):
That might be the new best. That’s a real name. Everyone. Oh, I found you. Holy shit there. You’re crazy. Oh, said I can’t follow you. Of course I can’t. Private. Well, I found you in front of the Coliseum. Hey, what’s up? Thank you for the membership. We’re shooting for Jan one Monday for the first episode for members. If only we could donate memberships. You’d be rich. Isn’t that what we’re doing? Someone me in? Someone clue me in. Is that sarcasm? Is that Facetiousness? I make myself big. I get the whole screen. Sean Leman. I just took the RSV vaccine. I’m feeling a little weird. Hi, Caleb.
Caleb Beaver (05:02):
Hello.
Sevan Matossian (05:04):
What’s the RSV Vax and should he be feeling weird? I don’t think so. Me or he is feeling weird like it’s fucking something. Got his ticker.
Caleb Beaver (05:16):
He’s probably fine.
Sevan Matossian (05:18):
There you go.
Caleb Beaver (05:22):
Let’s see. I forgot which respiratory syn video virus. Hey, I think they give that to kids and old people.
Sevan Matossian (05:32):
You know how shows will be like, none of us here can give medical advice over the show. There’s this disclaimer. Have you ever heard a show? Do the opposite? I’ve never once in my life heard a show be like, just so you know, everything we say is 100% true and valid. You can take it to the bank. We are true medical professionals. Feel free to sue us if anything goes wrong.
Caleb Beaver (05:54):
That’s right. Yeah. At least one of us is a medical professional.
Sevan Matossian (05:58):
We’re highly trained
Caleb Beaver (06:00):
For sure. The military trained me at least I’m super trained.
Sevan Matossian (06:07):
Se surpassed 10 million views. Oh, on YouTube? Yeah. That’s fun. Oh, nope. I thought he was about to sit down. Did you see that?
Caleb Beaver (06:20):
Yeah.
Sevan Matossian (06:21):
He was in for a second.
Caleb Beaver (06:24):
No, he’s out. He’s got to make his morning brew.
Sevan Matossian (06:29):
Maybe he went to get a tea. Let’s see. Let’s bring him back in. Oh look. Another member. CK Kevin. Hey.
Caleb Beaver (06:35):
Wow.
Sevan Matossian (06:42):
Oops. I may have done that. Oops. I may have done that too. God. 872,601 more members left before. I’m so rich. I don’t know what to do with myself. What’s up, dude? Good morning.
Greg Glassman (07:00):
How are you?
Sevan Matossian (07:01):
Good. Are you in the schoolhouse?
Greg Glassman (07:03):
I am indeed.
Sevan Matossian (07:05):
You let your kids tape stuff to the walls?
Greg Glassman (07:08):
Yeah.
Sevan Matossian (07:13):
I am kind of impressed that you allow that.
Greg Glassman (07:15):
It’s a little weird for me, but
Sevan Matossian (07:16):
Yeah, it seems out of character for you.
Greg Glassman (07:19):
Probably is.
Sevan Matossian (07:22):
I’m going to guess that That was a young girl. I’m going to guess that’s like a Robbie reason thing that can get away with that kind of stuff.
Greg Glassman (07:29):
Stuff. Yeah. That bottom one is reason coloring within the lines, and the one above I think is a Robbie attempt, which was they were kind of breakthrough moments in coloring.
Sevan Matossian (07:39):
Yeah. I’m not judging you, but you’re a little soft on those kids. Those kids have you wrapped around their finger? Those two, particularly your two youngest daughters, they have a strong Hold on. The force is strong with those two, Greg.
Greg Glassman (07:52):
Yeah. Yeah. And the big one. All of them. All of them. All.
Sevan Matossian (07:56):
Just the girls in general. Man reason is what a powerhouse.
Greg Glassman (08:02):
We’ll be seeing you today.
Sevan Matossian (08:05):
We
Greg Glassman (08:05):
Got a skate lesson after this, and then I think we’re heading to the plane.
Sevan Matossian (08:08):
I’m pumped. Oh, with Richie at the house
Greg Glassman (08:12):
With Richie at the house.
Sevan Matossian (08:14):
Yeah. Skate lesson. Richie. Isn’t that the dude’s name? Oh yeah,
Greg Glassman (08:17):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Richie’s coming here for the kids. Yes,
Sevan Matossian (08:20):
Indeed. Come on buddy. I’m showing off my memory and you’re Yeah, you’re making me giving me anxiety.
Greg Glassman (08:27):
Yeah. Rich.
Sevan Matossian (08:29):
During the holiday, we just passed through the holiday season. Christmas is the time when Jesus died. Right. That’s his death,
Caleb Beaver (08:41):
Right?
Sevan Matossian (08:42):
Right. Is that true
Greg Glassman (08:43):
Or is it the birthday?
Caleb Beaver (08:46):
This is birth. Easter is his
Sevan Matossian (08:47):
Death. Okay. Birthday. Thank you. Easter
Greg Glassman (08:49):
Is the resurrection,
Sevan Matossian (08:52):
His birthday, and I think that in general, there’s a consistency there with the holiday. Right? So we have Martin Luther King Day is the day he was born. Right? Those are usually, or George Washington Day. Is that the day he’s born? Or Lincoln Day? Is that the day he’s born? Is that how all those
Greg Glassman (09:11):
Yeah, those are birthdays. Yeah,
Sevan Matossian (09:13):
Birthdays. And yesterday I was reading about Kwanza. Did anyone wish you happy Kwanza? Has anyone? No. I
Greg Glassman (09:21):
Didn’t know that was still a thing.
Sevan Matossian (09:23):
Dude. The guy who invented Kwanzaa, the story is absolutely nuts. It is more of a hoax than the vaccine or equally of a hoax. This guy basically just made it up, but this guy’s just a known kidnapper. Is that a word? Can you be a torturer?
Caleb Beaver (09:45):
Sure.
Sevan Matossian (09:46):
And it’s so funny, Azo was created in 1966 by Mulana Ron Cara, by the way, his name’s really like Robbie or something, Robbie Kinley. It’s to reaffirm and restore African heritage and culture to introduce and reinforce Ngu Saba and the seven principles. I was reading some interview from him and he basically was saying it’s to push back against the white psychotic Christian holiday. But it’s so funny the different accounts of this guy’s life. I was reading in the Washington Post, it’s three pages, the article and one line in there was like, he’s a convicted felon, but if you go to his wiki page and start digging around and click some links, I mean, he full-blown kidnap women took them down to the basement and did shit to ’em. You know what I mean? Like hot irons in their mouth, crushing their bones.
Greg Glassman (10:40):
That doesn’t mean you can’t come up with a cool new holiday.
Sevan Matossian (10:44):
I agree. But for some reason, call me a simple man. But the idea of celebrating someone and choosing their birthday just seems like I’m making the connection, right? Having some random guy who tortures people in his basement, pick a holiday for a whole group of people based on their skin color, just sounds absolutely insane. Coringa is secular humanist. What’s that mean? He doesn’t believe in God.
Caleb Beaver (11:12):
No clue.
Sevan Matossian (11:13):
Challenge the sanity of Jesus and declared Christianity, white religion that black people should shun.
Caleb Beaver (11:19):
Secular humanist is a philosophy, belief system or life stance that embraces human reason, logic, secular ethics and philosophical naturalism while specifically rejecting religious dogma, supernaturalism and superstition as the basis of morality and decision making.
Sevan Matossian (11:39):
I like the first part, but I don’t have any, I’ve quickly learned that it’s okay to take some of the logic from the religious people too. Anyway, no one’s ever said Happy Kwanza to me, ever. I don’t even know anyone who celebrated Kwanza. But it said in the wiki thing that millions and millions across the globe celebrated.
Greg Glassman (12:03):
How would I even know
Sevan Matossian (12:04):
The guys presented at Harvard?
Greg Glassman (12:08):
Of course.
Sevan Matossian (12:09):
Full-blown criminal. He’s making a comeback too. I think that’s why he’s in the news. He sees there’s a demand for his rhetoric, his back. Invite him to the BSI event.
Greg Glassman (12:29):
Yeah.
Sevan Matossian (12:31):
Mason Mitchell. I’m a big Kwanza guy.
Greg Glassman (12:36):
Isn’t that a capital K?
Sevan Matossian (12:40):
Yeah. Look at Don Fond dah. Let’s all wish Chevy happy Kwanza Walter. Greg has one fantastic book. Here we go. Does Greg have one or multiple scientists who he’d recommend studying to learn about or deciphering vaccine injury versus Covid injury? Oh, I thought the question was going somewhere.
Greg Glassman (13:04):
I would start with the Dowd book and radiate out.
Sevan Matossian (13:09):
Where is my Dowd book? Dowd. I got
Greg Glassman (13:13):
Mine over here. If we need the prop,
Sevan Matossian (13:15):
DOWD, Dowd, follow him on Twitter. His shit is active. Walter, in case you forget, that’s the book that has all of the QR codes for all of his sources. So everything that he says in there, you can basically just point your phone at it and it will take you to a, it has a link and you can just point your phone at it and open the link on your phone to show you his reference. It’s pretty cool. Kwanza does sound like an airline. It does sound like an airline. Matter of fact, if I didn’t know better, I think it was, oh, there it is. Cause unknown Edward Dow. What was the podcast you did in Sacramento? Big strong guy. Big popular podcast.
Greg Glassman (14:11):
Yeah. Mark Bell.
Sevan Matossian (14:12):
Mark Bell. Mark Bell. Do you still get regular hits from that? People reaching out to you? I went and looked at it, got a shit ton of views.
Greg Glassman (14:23):
There were a lot of people that, from the CrossFit community that saw it and hit me up out of the blue.
Sevan Matossian (14:31):
Just like a big spike and then down. Or people are still regularly popping
Greg Glassman (14:36):
Up more before maybe, but it was neat to see who came around. Mark Bell has quite a few fans in the community,
Sevan Matossian (14:48):
By the way. People were commenting on that Monster Energy drink there. And I’ll say it again, since we’re showing on the screen. When Greg went up there, we had gotten up crazy early, probably like five in the morning, and we didn’t get there until probably, I don’t know, noon by the time we dilly dallied and made the two and a half hour drive there. So as Greg went up there, I asked Mark Bell, Hey, do you have any caffeine for Greg? And he just set that there. So that’s how that ended up there. And it’s a great source of caffeine
Greg Glassman (15:21):
And a game sponsor
Sevan Matossian (15:25):
And that green stuff. I don’t know what that green stuff is, but Mark gave that to Greg and I accidentally drank one of those and it ruined my two and a half hour ride home with Greg.
Greg Glassman (15:36):
Yeah, I didn’t like that shit either. Whatever that was.
Sevan Matossian (15:39):
What was that? Do you remember the name of it?
Greg Glassman (15:41):
No.
Sevan Matossian (15:43):
It was supposed to be a drug though, right? Like some, A sedative
Greg Glassman (15:45):
Or something. Oh, I didn’t even hear that.
Sevan Matossian (15:48):
Yeah, it was supposed to. I think he said it was like heroin or Vicodin or something. Does anyone know what that stuff is? Was it Kum? Kum? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Caleb Beaver (15:57):
Kum.
Sevan Matossian (15:58):
Yeah. Look at everyone knows. Look at all these people. Everyone knows
Greg Glassman (16:03):
It must be associated with Mark. Is that right?
Sevan Matossian (16:09):
I
Caleb Beaver (16:09):
Don’t dunno. He might probably, I think he’s big on Krato. Yeah.
Sevan Matossian (16:11):
Yeah, I know his brother is too. Yeah. Now that I think about it, his brother was telling me about at his house. I think I OD’ed on it. Yeah, it’s
Caleb Beaver (16:20):
Supposed to be like Tylenol.
Greg Glassman (16:24):
Tylenol. Like Tylenol
Caleb Beaver (16:25):
Or it’s supposed to be like pain reliever. Maybe not like Tylenol specifically,
Sevan Matossian (16:31):
But Oh no, it’s called scrotum. No wonder I didn’t like it. I had a big old dose of scrotum. I chugged a big old dose of scrotum mind. Yeah, that’s what it is. In his defense, he told me how much to drink and I accidentally drank twice that amount, which was still half the amount I think that he said he takes. So you could do the math on that.
Greg Glassman (16:59):
So you running an ad here for him?
Sevan Matossian (17:01):
Yeah. If you want to feel,
Greg Glassman (17:05):
Get your creative from Mark Powell.
Sevan Matossian (17:07):
If want to know what I felt driving from Sacramento to Santa Cruz with Greg. Drink twice as much as you’re supposed to of that. Oh, Allison, NYC. It helps with withdrawal symptoms. Oh shit. You’re supposed to use that shit to be off
Greg Glassman (17:20):
Withdraw from what? Allison? Hi, sweetheart.
Sevan Matossian (17:23):
Oh yeah, that’s a good question
Greg Glassman (17:27):
From her.
Sevan Matossian (17:28):
Yeah. Your girlfriend breaks up with you. You drink two bottles.
Greg Glassman (17:33):
Allison, when are you coming back up to Santa Cruz?
Sevan Matossian (17:41):
Try overdosing on caffeine. Hey, are you watching the polls for the Republicans?
Greg Glassman (17:54):
Maybe, maybe not. What are you seeing?
Sevan Matossian (17:56):
Because yesterday I saw that it was like whatever Trump has, he’s in the lead. And then Nikki Haley had 30% and then vi Ramis Swami had 3%. And I’m just like, I’m not buying it. I am struggling to believe that anyone would pick her over him. She’s so Dick Cheney, she’s so, I dunno, maybe Dick Cheney’s not the right guy. She’s so George Bush, she’s she’s so old school Republican.
Greg Glassman (18:30):
I would put her in that. Who was the Secretary of Defense? Good looking guy.
Sevan Matossian (18:40):
Austin, Lloyd, Austin?
Greg Glassman (18:42):
No, before earlier.
Sevan Matossian (18:44):
Oh, Colin Powell?
Greg Glassman (18:46):
No.
Sevan Matossian (18:47):
Oh, Rumsfield.
Greg Glassman (18:49):
Yes, Donald. There were guys, there are people that have effectively held some of the most sensitive positions you can hold in this country and they’re super resources. And that would include Cheney Rumsfeld, Nikki Haley, in my view.
Sevan Matossian (19:09):
Nikki Haley too, huh? She got optics on important shit.
Greg Glassman (19:13):
Yeah, she was an outstanding ambassador to the UN outstanding. I think she has the best foreign affairs credentials of anyone running on either side.
Sevan Matossian (19:29):
Let me ask you a personal question to judgment of me. And you know me as a friend pretty well. I saw her in one of the interviews, say attack Ramas Swami saying he attacked me. He attacked the RNC chair and he attacked, and it was one other woman. He goes, it seems like this guy has something against women. And soon as I heard that, I just went straight to woke. You know what I mean? She’s using, what’s that called? It’s not race politics, but it’s the same identity politics. And I just immediately went to like, fuck you get in the other party to be a Democrat. I never even thought of you as a woman or a man.
Greg Glassman (20:08):
That’s a liberal trick. Anything you don’t like is misogyny. If there’s a vagina even remotely involved in the story, and I don’t like what you’re saying, you’re a misogynist.
Sevan Matossian (20:18):
Yeah. I wonder if I throw the baby out with the bathwater sometimes when I just immediately then at that point I just discount her. I’m just like, I’m done with you.
Greg Glassman (20:29):
The primary candidates in Trump and Mr. Biden are so unbelievably bad that everyone else running looks very good. Everyone from RFK Jr to Vive to Nikki, everybody looks better than the two likely presidents of the United States next president.
Sevan Matossian (21:00):
The same thing happened with RFK too. As soon as I started hearing him talk about affirmative action and race, I was like, oh man, this guy’s off the mark. He’s doing the liberal game. He’s basically a racist in disguise. He thinks lesser of them. He believes in equity at the cost of equality. And so I struggle with him too, but I wonder if I have to choose my battles. I wonder if I’m just not at that point, I’m discounting too many people just based on one or two things. You know what I mean? For some people, abortion’s a deal breaker.
Greg Glassman (21:47):
The nature of politics become powerfully clear and people become muddled and befuddled at the point of having to choose the lesser of two bad candidates, the lesser bad of two.
Sevan Matossian (22:05):
Isn’t that kind of, it’s
Greg Glassman (22:06):
An interesting thing. It’s kind of like an inversion layer. You know what an inversion layer is? Where hot air trying to rise gets stuck with cold air up top trying to come down and it creates big pockets of pollution. Salt Lake City has it in the winter and LA used to in the summer bad. But there’s kind of a political inversion layer in that you can conceivably have two candidates column Mr. Red and Mrs. Blue. And there’s a scenario where they have a very close to 50 50 of the electorate in support. And it’s potentially the case that both of them are highly regarded by the people that support him. So the 50% that’s for Mrs. Blue loves her to death, and that’s your favorite candidate. You could imagine someone better and the same for Mr. Red. But then there’s also another scenario where you have two candidates running also with about 50 50 of the vote. And there’s not one of the supporters of Mr. Blue that likes Mr. Blue. It’s actually that they hate Mrs. Red and vice versa. And that’s where we’re at. There’s no Trump supporters. It’s fuck Biden. That’s the problem. And the same thing with Biden supporters. I don’t think anyone really likes him.
Sevan Matossian (23:24):
I don’t know. I think more people like Trump than they do like Biden.
Greg Glassman (23:28):
That could
Sevan Matossian (23:28):
Be, and I think more people hate Trump than hate Biden.
Greg Glassman (23:31):
But I think that there’s a Trump love that’s consistent with that. Just blowing the whole fucking thing up that Roger Moore predicted before the election in 2016.
Sevan Matossian (23:46):
Oh, oh, Michael Moore.
Greg Glassman (23:49):
Yeah, Michael Moore. What’d I say?
Sevan Matossian (23:50):
James Bond. Roger Moore. I like it though.
Greg Glassman (23:53):
Yeah. Michael Moore. Michael Moore. And I think that what was a surprise, but yet turned out to be true, so brilliantly predicted by Michael Moore in 2016. I think it’s all more the case today. I think that the middle class feels more disenfranchised now than they did when Trump was elected. They ought to. They
Sevan Matossian (24:17):
Are.
Greg Glassman (24:19):
They’ve got less of everything. We’ve ruined their schools, their neighborhoods,
Sevan Matossian (24:27):
Inflation, their
Greg Glassman (24:27):
Stores,
Sevan Matossian (24:28):
Public safety,
Greg Glassman (24:30):
Public safety, their 4 0 1 Ks. I mean, what isn’t wrong in the middle class world?
Sevan Matossian (24:42):
How come you never hear them say, oh man, this is so hard. There’s two great candidates I’m going to have to pick. It’s not like, oh God, man, I just really love both of these guys. They’re both just so good. It’s always the lesser of two evils. It’s not the greater of the two greats. I’ve never heard anyone say that. Oh man, boy, I’m going to pick the greater of the two greats. It’s always the lesser of the two evils.
Greg Glassman (25:08):
I look, I’ve got a personal deal with RFK Jr. I like the guy and a lot.
Sevan Matossian (25:16):
You sat with him,
Greg Glassman (25:18):
He’s reached out to me twice out of the blue and was kind, intelligent, thoughtful over the pace of a decade on different issues. And he’s capable of learning and he learns fast. I mean, look, I was explaining the other day, I’ve got nothing in common with the guy except that I recognize that the grand hoax, we all got drug through, and that covers a lot of turf. The origins of the virus, the origins and the efficacy of the vaccine, the cost and lives of the vaccine, the destruction of our educational system. That’s a lot. That covers a lot of turf.
Sevan Matossian (26:10):
It does.
Greg Glassman (26:11):
I mean, at the point that they’re going door to door rounding up your kids for vaccination, you get a lot in common with someone opposed to that.
Sevan Matossian (26:23):
I wanted to show you a video of this guy that was supposed to come on yesterday, but his audio was so fucked that we had to reschedule. He’s running for Congress in Orange County, David Pan. He is a professor of German at uc, Irvine, former Democrat, and now he’s a, but his take on public safety was crazy. He’s basically saying that basically what we’re learning in schools, he was tying it to why college students like Hamas too, that basically we’ve, in college, you’re being taught that there’s a class that should be able to break the law. God, I wish I could remember the way he worded it. I guess the Asians are swinging in large numbers from Democrats to Republicans. I fell into a little rabbit hole yesterday. They went from like 26% to 36% in the last four years.
Greg Glassman (27:33):
Asians, Jews, and Hispanics,
Sevan Matossian (27:35):
All three of them are moving.
Greg Glassman (27:37):
That’s what I’m seeing, and I understand it. I don’t really need to explain to me,
Sevan Matossian (27:47):
Is this it or no? Lemme see. Are failing public schools in part of hard problem? No, no, this isn’t it. It’s one on public safety. Wait, Greg would love it. Oh, there is the link between DEI and support for Hamas. There it is. Left hand side. Click that one. Yep, there we go. Let’s see.
Speaker 4 (28:06):
We have been wondering why it is that some college students have been supporting Hamas, even though Hamas has been responsible for raping, torturing, murdering civilians. The tragedy here is that the students are taking their cue from our diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, which are based on the idea that certain groups are deserving of special support simply based on their victim status, regardless of individual actions and achievements. So this is the same logic that leads to support for Hamas simply because of their victim status and regardless of the sort of heinous crimes that they’ve been committing. So you see that this diversity, equity and inclusion framework has really been a kind of cancer on our educational system. They really need to be eliminated as soon as possible.
Sevan Matossian (28:56):
So I’m going to show you one more thing before
Greg Glassman (28:58):
The DEI thing. It’s just Marxism for dimwitted chicks.
Sevan Matossian (29:05):
Oh, DEI is Marx. Oh, interesting. Okay. Yeah,
Greg Glassman (29:08):
Yeah. It’s Marxism for dumb girls.
Sevan Matossian (29:10):
Look, I showed this yesterday. This is it. And this is the same thing. Now in practice, the term he used there that I was looking for was victim status. So now all of a sudden people are allowed, it’s like what happened to Rittenhouse or George Floyd, and here’s a OC defending victim status. So here we go. Well listen to this. This is crazy. Their
Speaker 5 (29:28):
Child, and they don’t have money. They’re put in a position where they feel like they either need to shoplift some bread or go hungry that night. And so they go out and they need to feed their child and they don’t have money. They’re put in a position where they feel like they either need to shoplift some bread or go hungry that night.
Sevan Matossian (29:47):
So basically, that’s it. See the victim status, you’re hungry. And so it’s okay to run into the store and pull out a whole thing of clothes, whole rack of clothes. More
Greg Glassman (29:57):
Importantly that what she’s saying is a lie.
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