JW Blows Another Opportunity
Hosted by @TheOmarShowLive · 2026-07-09 · Tags: JW
TLDR
Omar moves between technical problems, sports and poker contests, online feuds, and a cautiously favorable reassessment of JW. The discussion later escalates into an extended, highly hostile monologue about platform growth, alleged scammers, Internet rivals, discipline, religion, and repeated threats of violence—undercutting the stated desire to build a legitimate following.
- Omar complains about broken phones, computer speakers, Verizon, taxes, and other personal frustrations.
- He discusses MLB picks, sports-betting competitions, poker tournaments, survivor contests, and World Series of Poker updates.
- Omar attacks critics and clippers, blocks users, and considers banning Bruce from the Sports Investment app's global chat.
- He says he has started drinking the JW Kool-Aid while still describing JW as somewhat grimy and overly theatrical.
- The conversation criticizes online clout chasing, alliances, alleged scammers, gambling personalities, and fabricated or AI-generated content.
- A long monologue promotes discipline, fasting, exercise, sacrifice, religious morality, and opposition to instant gratification.
- The speaker acknowledges repeated account suspensions and admits that inflammatory behavior harms the goal of building a legitimate platform.
- The rhetoric escalates into explicit threats against Elf and anyone associated with him in Las Vegas.
- The overall exchange is dominated by anger, personal attacks, grievances, and concern about self-sabotaging public behavior.
Speakers
- Omar — Hosted nearly the entire discussion, covering personal problems, sports and poker contests, online antagonists, his changing view of JW, platform-building ambitions, religion, discipline, alleged scams, and increasingly explicit threats.
- Speaker 1 — Provided a handful of brief, fragmented interjections, including comments about breathing and being unable to do something.
- Speaker 2 — Contributed isolated single-word fragments near the beginning.
- Speaker 3 — Appeared in fragmented opening audio and occasional brief interjections or promotional-sounding lines.
- Speaker 5 — Added a few short fragments and briefly agreed that something could be done.
- Speaker 6 — Made several extremely brief, fragmented remarks.
Notable quotes
- “I drink the JW Kool-aid.” — Omar
- “I'd rather have a fucking grimy motherfucker look me right in the eyes.” — Omar
- “At some point, I need to be able to build a legitimate platform.” — Omar
- “I got to stop putting my work in jeopardy.” — Omar
- “These are the greedy motherfuckers that want it all and they're not willing to suffer meaningfully before they get it.” — Omar
- “They are larping and it and it's pathological at this point.” — Omar
- “If he thinks he's going to come to my city and post and not get beat up, he's fucking tripping.” — Omar
- “This dude needs to die for the way he's acting.” — Omar
Transcript
Speaker 1: Sometimes I can't.
Speaker 2: Believe.
Speaker 3: Boy, don't play with me.
Omar: You know Frank.
Speaker 3: She give them blowjobs and I play. She says she's starving for her surprise. Then I ate the breast in the fast. Then I gave a rest.
Speaker 5: To the cast.
Speaker 3: You was tapping crazy at your mind. This is not a typo. We were.
Speaker 2: Black.
Speaker 3: Now you're spending time for what I just said.
Speaker 6: Boy, don't think when.
Speaker 3: You know what pray on our enemies who we that we just help the.
Speaker 1: Feds, take a breath.
Speaker 3: Only one go walk away when we collapse $20. He got his fucking name 10 bitches came with. They often blow jobs and I play. They all stop like ordering.
Speaker 2: Some.
Speaker 3: Fries. Then they lick the breasts in like that. Please don't play with me. You know why. Don't play with me. You know they love me in my city.
Speaker 5: Like a.
Speaker 3: Remember when we stump windows shut the I just went the cross to the Mars. They cut me the chain with the cross had to throw some windows and a wash baby take a seat and take it so much. I saw him here. I came to Frost, but on that was.
Speaker 1: Saying.
Speaker 3: Nothing. No. Don't play with me. You know. I know, I know, I know. I don't play with me.
Omar: What's up guys? Very humid day here in the Sunshine State. Got a little bit of technical difficulties. My Android won't hold the charge anymore. I've been dealing with this for months. You got to get it in the right spot, the right charger, and now it's it's toast. It's unfortunate because I do need the Android. Guess I don't really need the Android, but I need to figure out how to fucking bring my life from Android to fucking iPhone and it's going to be a headache. I don't even know if I still owe for the fucking Android I think I have How many? How many phones do I have? How many phones do I have? 123456 and a watch. 5 lines and a watch. 4 lines and a watch that I pay for. I don't know if the Android is up. You got to make payments for fucking I don't know how many how many months I make payments to fucking everybody. Thank God this fucking IRS can fuck off soon. Jesus fuck. In hindsight, I should have just gave him the fucking money up front, but at least I got my fucking schwarma machine. Guys, I don't know what the fuck happened. Mrs. Omar went look, I, I, I, I, I made her. I made her tell me exactly where she got this fucking thing. It was not there, she says. It was right inside the door to the I said these motherfuckers, they returned it. OK, so so I could not, I could not figure out I I guess I could have did a better job. I couldn't tell if they resealed it the top. But what I did see was the Styrofoam was a little bit janky and the box was a little bit torn just a little bit on the corner side. Listen, man, that shit was all under fucking video, you motherfuckers. I don't know what happened. I still didn't get my fucking Portnoy book. I got a autograph. Cost me 42 fucking bucks. I see Jeff buy it. It's holy fucked he autographed it. I don't know. I'd buy stuff like this. I got a bottle of Elon Musk perfume. Still got in the box. Hopefully one day it'll be worth something. I don't know what it's worth. There's only a fucking what it what it was there. 1000 bottles of burnt hair. This is Omar. Why didn't you buy the flamethrower, baby? I didn't know about it. It's too late. So yeah, that's my computer. Bad speakers on the computer. My life is in shambles. Fucking swarm of machines fucking returning out of thin air. No speakers. Dead phones competition. I think I won yesterday. Did I? No. Who'd I beat? Biebs kick the fucking shit out of me. But I think I beat Stacks. And then the Swede out of nowhere comes through. Boom, out of nowhere demolishes the group field. Wait, the group contest competition? I'm in them back again today. You guys let me sneak in the Braves run line. You know I love my run lines. I'm the visitors. I love it. Plus fucking one. What was it plus 144? Easy money, easy money. I don't gamble money really, but I did pick them in the contest, so we'll see. I got fuck it guys. Nobody gives a fuck about I. I got reports. My broken brains are just crying. Space is racist. I didn't call Jeff that. Are you out of your fucking mind? You seem to think about that a lot, you racist piece of shit. I look at your views. How embarrassing. Could you imagine? Could you imagine if your your life goal was to be a Clipper and nobody gave a fuck about you? How embarrassing. You're a grown fucking man, pussy. Keep thinking about me, faggot. Keep thinking about me day in and day out you fucking clowns. For years upon years, your only existence on this fucking amp is to talk about me. Do you know how fucking funny that is? I get fucking chubbed thinking about it. Maybe it's the narcissist in me, you fucking faggots. I can't even spell narcissist. How about that? I don't know. Could INARRISIST? Narcissist Bing? I don't know if I got it right, but guess what? I got a fucking Schwermer machine and every day I wake up next to a beautiful wife while you little in cells think about me all day. Eric Reichman AKA Omar lies with his fucking disgusting convictions on his record. These guys all chum around together. What weirdos? Poker player Eric. What did he used to call himself? See how I just coined people's names? I'm like that big beautiful orange guy, right? Put a name on you at Styx. Space is racist. How great is that fucking name? Little Pokémon Fucking clown. Who's the other one? Poker spaces news weighing in. How'd your main event go? Make Love. Ah, pussies. Speaking of main events, what the fuck is Rob Coon doing? Jesus Coon, I thought you had a lot of.
Speaker 1: Fucking.
Omar: Chips. How about Reno Grinder back-to-back? Hopefully he didn't bust. I see him Fuck it today. He's got a bunch of chips, right? Is he still in it? He's got enough cash by now. Yeah, he did cash because fucking money maker bubbled, right? See that back-to-back fucking years, Reno Grinder? That's fucking impressive, man. Day 4, Barone. OK, I I threw a few shots at this fucking guy. Barone. I don't know. Sometimes he gets me with his fucking typing his posts. I can't resist. It turns out he's probably a decent poker player. This fucking fucking idiot. I can't even remember why we were fighting Sohab. How about Sohab? Another one everybody fucking wants to kill. I don't know. I don't know. We're we're definitely probably think differently on some things, but he's got a funny sense of humor. He makes people fucking snap. He's I didn't understand what the the postman. I just thought he had 911,000 in chips. Apparently it set some fucking guy off PTSD fucking hits him right back. If I'm going to hell, it's not for laughing about fucking comedy. You fucking in cells. It's my new favorite word. It's kind of funny if you think about it. Bunch of fucking weirdos. This generation is screwed. I almost fuck it. I I did. I drink the JW Kool-aid. Look some of his wanting to kill everybody and all that kind of stuff. I could do without it. I could do without it. I've been around real life killers with no escape. So so I don't know that stuff. I don't get it is a theatrics, but some of his stuff after I Google and a tattoo PT. This guy's got me Gronkin on the regular told Missus Omar today she was complaining about how somebody can't do something 'cause they don't know how I I couldn't resist. I said, babe, you do know that you can just use the AI GPT for anything. It'll tell you there there's a a roadblock. Let's say somebody's got a roadblock. The reason I said, well, why isn't it fucking fixed? Why, why didn't we take care of this right? Just checking in, calm and fucking conversation. So and so doesn't know how to do it. I thought to myself, well, that's fucking stupid, all right? It's very simple. You just type it in, send, do everything, give me directions. Anyways, drinking the JW Kool-aid, I'm trying to go back in my head and and gather all the facts with this guy, right? I'm trying to gather all the facts. Is there anything that I really don't like about him? Was there anything I didn't like about him? Is there something that I fucking overlooked or just turned away and now I'm drinking the kool-aid? I, I don't know, this fucking guy seems OK. He, he, he's fucking pretty straightforward. I'm telling you, he's a little bit fucking grimy, right? Can't. It's better than being fucking quietly fucking grimy. Sneaky grimy, right? I'd rather have a fucking grimy motherfucker look me right in the eyes. There's George. TRP. We got to get you in before the brain rots. Show up. The opportunists, the agendas, the in cells, right George? We come from a different age. I didn't even know in cells was a thing. I was making babies fucking young. What are you talking about in cell, motherfucker? Fuck you talking about in cells motherfucker. Should look up to me and JW, these fucking idiots. Now I'm just fucking around. I'm not trying to be the leader, the Lieutenant in the JW cult. But look, this fucking guy. Talk about monologues. The monologues. This fucking guy. I stole the monologue from Eden rocks. I've never wanted to be in fucking showbiz. I just kind of felt guilty that the dream was over. We built all this thing and now what? And then no, we're not talking about you fucking sports ball bummy fucking tout fucks. I'm talking about season 1 season.
Speaker 3: 234.
Omar: Five you motherfuckers, you in cells are season 6-7 and eight see, but all right, so I never knew about show business. Eden rocks tells the story of Omar. OK, he I should have corrected him right off the RIP, but I thought it was I I don't know. I thought it was cool. What really happened was sure I probably had some nerves or something right. He he, he tells me I'm going to, I'm going to be instead of the fucking what I what was I the, the, the man, the under boss for the Eden Rocks corporation. I was now going to be the Co host on the Eden Rocks show. I never did any shit like that. Fucking Haley Hannah lit me up. Her Don Fertucci was fucking coming at me at the holy fuck. I was being overwhelmed. That fat fuck Richie, You guys could have heard me. If you go back, if you go back, you'll hear me at one point. Go grab the keys. I was so fucking heated. I was about to he was very close to me too. He was very fucking close. I I, I didn't know what he looked like, but I know he was 65300 and something fucking pounds. Not too fucking hard to find in fucking downtown Las Vegas, right? OK, that was my first so, so, so Eden Roxy's we're on the funk we we usually have. I know it's a little unhealthy, but you got to remember we were at war with fucking hundreds of you fucking little vile fucking lowlifes. Hundreds. We would have phone calls during the day on the landline, right? I got my hitters, I'm forming my little crew, right? This is day one shit, season one shit season 2 shit. He tells me, OK, so we're on the phone. He, he, he gives me the good news or the OR the curse, Right. OK, so now I, I was a little apprehensive. We talked about this for hours. We we did this. It's fine. It's no big deal. I don't have responsibilities in life. I got to wake up for the bell, do my thing, love my wife, take out the garbage. I do my own laundry. I like to cook. I, I, I, I don't have headaches. The pace sometimes, you fucking bitches, but good Lord, that's the price to pay to not be an incel. You got to listen to these. Fucking not so much. But I don't know, usually around the fucking bloating and cramping fucking time, if they can fix that. Tell you what. So anyways, we're having our usual conversation. We're probably on hour 2 or so. I happen to get I don't buy the expensive weed at Vegas. I buy the cheap shit. 100 bucks an ounce. I'll try to get as close to 30% as I can on the THC and I'm out the fucking door. If not, I can't afford it. There's no deals. I do the pre rolls 10 for 50 right? Good stuff, right? But you get the points, you get these reward points every time you shop, right? And you get tears. And it's similar to the casino for all you fucking slot junkies that use your little fucking cards. Missus Omer believes that they know who you are, so they don't give you jackpots, which is fucking insane, right? OK, take the card out. I'm thinking to myself, fuck, I could've got 20 bucks fucking dining. Next got a trip back to the casino. Like I'm GRP, so I happen to have look TRP's on the run. It's off to the casino. It's looking at planes. Today I watched a plane video. The fucking plane was right there. Could you imagine the noise, the noise in that fucking neighborhood you're in the fucking flight. What is it called? Flight path. Flight path. So Eden rocks. He's breaking the news to me. I happened to go get the.
Speaker 6: Good, good, good.
Omar: Top shelf weed that day and I was home enjoying it right. I'm so fucking high. I don't know. I remember in my head hearing Eden's brain work when I when I dropped on after, you know, two hours of. You know, him coaching me up, I'm going to be the Co host, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I said deadpan. I said I don't think I can do it. I'm out to go back to those days. I I, I, I did what I could guys, I really did. I had to get away. I had to get away. I had to get away, but who knows. Eden's now retired. Another World Series is behind us. Will Reno grinder win it? Sohab. He's hasn't responded yet. Trying to get a chip update on Sohab. How about France? 2 nothing 2 nil. Rocco out. I think I took France Trumpy market booming again today. SPY approaching all time highs little bit little bit premature 751. I think it's 'cause he the war is over again. Let me see these contests, competitions. Who do I got? I got Detroit run line 1, nothing bottom of the third. Oh, oh, oh, no, fuck, that's going to be problematic. OK, I didn't touch that game. I don't think. All right, well, I got one. I lost one game as well already. Chicago, Baltimore. I took the over 32 loses. I did take Atlanta run line win. I need Detroit. If I could get Detroit run line. I think I put the Swede and I think I get stocks. Again. I don't know what he picked. These competitions are cool. Daily, daily baseball, Football. Obviously we're going to have, we'll do the football ones, college and the pros. It'll probably be more fun, but so far they're cool. The same as the four. What do you call it? The four day ones we're doing only now you can go heads up. You could just sit there. Somebody will sit down, boom, you're in. Or you can invite people. There are group ones. I think last night every.
Speaker 3: Corner, kick goal is your chance to win.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 3: Far just post hashtag on every corner.
Omar: The Group 1 was all right. I think we had nine people. Oh, there we go. We got base runner. I need the over in this game. I'm fucked. Top of 2nd 00 got a runner on second though. I got I need the Philly over the over 8 1/2. I believe it's fucking bad pick, bad pick. Stay away from those over unders. Oh yeah. And if you go, if you go to sports investment dot app, you can see in the lobby of the compete. Yeah, now you can't see it. That's right. The game started. It'll be up shortly to register for tomorrow. It's very easy. One click, Bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop. Things are coming along good. We got people in the SV Survivor. I don't know if you guys are around last year, but we did one SV Survivor contest very similar to Benson's at Circa, except for ours is probably a little bit more easier. We're only doing 18 weeks. That means none of the Thanksgiving, Christmas stuff that Benson has it obviously that's very strategic. And yeah, we're not going to do it like that. We didn't do it like that last year. It was 5000 SV coins, double, 10,000 SV coins guaranteed. We did hit our guarantee last year, 54 entries we had. OK, this guy's fucking annoying me. Here, here, here's the topic today. You want some attention, you fucking broken brain little bitch? Every fucking day soldier. Every day you whining about something? Go get some pussy. We get it, you don't like Naidu. We get it, you love little Elfie. Yo, you listen to the show every day. Why you trying to annoy me? Nobody said shit about elf but you faggot. Now where was I, this guy? Oh yeah, blocked here, here, here. Get on your fucking burner. Here, here. You want the attention Here, Volesnik soldier? You give me 100 fucking push ups on video right fucking now, soldier, you're blocked for two hours. Fuck out of here bothering me with your bullshit. Fuck man, I thought I had. I'm up. Should I block him or mute him? I'm going to block you and unblock you for two hours, 2 fucking hours that's it. Every day this fucking guy he hates look, I'm even following him here. Unfollowed, unfollowed, blocked. Why is my block button don't work? There we are blocked, see. All because you couldn't help yourself with your little fingers. All because you couldn't help yourself. Soldier, you're supposed to be disciplined. Fuck is wrong with you? Alright, now where was I? Look at this guy now this guy made me forget what I was fucking talking about. Oh SC Survivor contest the only changes this year. Instead of capping at 5 entries, you're allowed to buy 10 entries. So I think it was fanboy in Baxter won last year's competition. I don't know if they did any deals or if there was anything like that going on, but I think it was 5400 as V coins. So we'll see. We got some entries there. Let me take a quick little look. Let me see, Let me see, man, you fucking little fucking weirdos all day with your bullshit. I got to take a page out of Nadu's book. Just block motherfuckers. Boom, blocked, boom, blocked, boom blocked. Typically I don't. I don't really block anybody really, unless it's like penis. But I I I had Gamble unblocked for I think, wait a minute, I don't even think I got Gamble blocked. Did I block Gamble? I might have blocked him late. I know I was keeping him sleep deprived. So I I didn't really want him to not see. Let me see. Yeah, he's not blocked. Yeah, I don't even have Gamble blocked some of you. I got a block for disciplinary reasons, like little fucking in cells right now. You're on the list, soldier. Now he'll melt his fucking brain and cry. Boo ho ho. I I assume he's probably already got ODS, but this is how it starts. It's fucking weirdos. Unplug this guy telling me day in the day. Oh yeah, he hates JP too. HJP, every fucking day it's something. Now you're going to fucking bother me with your bullshit. It's not happening. It's not fucking happening. And so. So we'll see. Oh yeah. So you can take up to 10 entries. I think we have some poker tonight. We have some poker tonight. I think it's, I think it's. Hold on, let me look. Fucking losers. Look at these losers. At least I don't have to fucking Nah, never mind. I don't want to give anybody any praise. What am I looking for? I'm looking for the poker boom. Alright, alright, let me see, let me see. Oh, World Cup. Fuck. I took France, didn't I? I did, No. I might have took Morocco 'cause I knew everybody was going to take France. I I did I take France. I might have took France. All right, so the, the, the World Cup thing, we're getting down to the end. It's quite the race. Blackbeard on tied, tied with Swagger, sorry, swagger. Jack tied for the lead. Chelsea one point behind TDG sneaking up there 2/19. So there's a difference between let me do some quick World Cup competition math, one point separating Chelsea from the lead and five points from TDG and bam, betting 10 points back. Gus, What? What happened to Gus? OK, OK, so all these guys took France. Obviously this is the problem. How the fuck is Omar supposed to catch up? I got to. I got to take fucking Morocco at this point, No, I think I took France, but OK, so it's anybody's game. Still, I think 10 points is for the winner or for each winning game pick in this stage. So easily. These guys can flip flop easily. Decent little competition. You know, it's once every four years. I thought, I thought it turned out well. I can't complain about it. I usually like to complain about some of these contests and stuff, but I guess my only complaint is you can't catch up if you but pick better fucking games. I don't know. I don't know. I had a shot. I was within striking distance, but I think I took the USI should have never took the fucking USI think. I think, yeah, I'm out of it. For sure. I'm out of it. OK, so the poker tonight is at an 11 coin. It starts at 8:00 PM Eastern, so very shortly. What is that 24 minutes? It's 11 coins unlimited re entry for 60 minutes if you sign up pre register. If you pre register you get 20% bonus chips. So it's a couple more thousand in chips I assume?
Speaker 1: I can't.
Omar: Even play I got fucking only one. I'm down to 1 phone, my other phone won't. It's charging takes fucking forever. Yeah, 10% charged. It's been charging for a day. All right, Well, it is what it is. Well, I finally break free from Verizon. I've been a customer of of Verizon for decades. They never gave me anything for it. They say thank you a lot and they have a little thing thank you for being a valued customer. I don't know, I might. I might try to might try to make the move. AT&T is always recruiting me. They always want me for something. I just never bite. It's too much of a headache to fucking switch shit. Look at that Swarma machine. I love it. I the only thing is I'm not really you know, you know the things that I'm excited to make on it carne asada. They keep in mind guys, they took my BBQ privileges away right. You guys know I used to cook open pit. I got my barbecues. I got my Blackstone. I liked it right now I got nothing. They say you can't do it. I got to go use the nasty fucking ones. Fuck out of here. So this, this thing, the shwarma, I'm going to like it. I want to make carne asada, you know what I mean? Nice carne of fucking sada on there, boy. Put some. What do they call those Peppers? You know, you know what I mean? Do flybys 'cause we do, I think Mrs. What was it Rice? We do these bowls a lot. We got a big fucking bag of I don't know what is 10 LB bag of rice or something. I don't know what it is. We do that a lot. So so I, I plan on doing carne asada, but I also, I also know that I could do jerk chicken on there. You know what I mean? So I'm not even really too into the like, I I like shawarma, but I I just kind of I think it's kind of like that's similar to how my carne asada would be. We'll see, We'll see. Big excitement in my in my world while you fucking losers, I'm a Clipper on on X Dude, you're a fucking weirdo. Could you imagine your life? How pathetic must be? It's crazy. At some point, at some point you have to reevaluate. Oh man, unbelievable. Some of these broken brains have been broken for over 1000 fucking days, right? Crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. All right, what do we got here? Look at this. I need I need Detroit. We need Detroit. Is there another game tonight? Hold on. Let me look. WNBA summer League. Summer league. This is Omar's only fan. Friends are in season in season in Vegas. Going to get the oh man, is she going to get some NBA money? It's funny. Listen man, that's what fucking Vegas is about. Stick to your little fucking cornfields. Fucking stupid ass fucking They used to. Where the fuck is it? Where'd the baseball go? There we go. Fuck it. This fucking one out. NBA Summer League. NBA make big money. Big money, big money. Trying to make babies. NBA babies. I wish I could tell a story, but nobody would believe it. And it's, it's probably out of pocket as well. But let me see if I could. We know people that get flown out or did get flown out, flown in on road games. But I I can't. I can't, but there is there is a there was a a time where we discussed, well, how do you get a baby? What's he do with the condom? Oh, I could tell you the exact game. We'd have to research it, but I could tell you pinpoint it the exact fucking game. Could you imagine? There's people out there thinking the same way? What? One of the NBA babies? Boom, big money, Guaranteed money. NBA is guaranteed money, right? I think guaranteed contracts think so. I don't watch basketball. I can't talk. You guys wouldn't believe it in the first place, but I could. We could get Missus Omar on the hot seat one day and just drop it on her and see how she answers the question.
Speaker 5: We could do that. It's just.
Omar: A bad look, It's a bad luck.
Speaker 3: It's a bad.
Omar: Luck out in people's business, you know I'll take it to my fucking grave. Greed and gluttony will be eradicated. I'm telling you I drank that fucking JW juice. I'm telling you, I just wish. I just wish he was more. What do you call it? What do you call it? I don't dare want to say controllable. What's the word? There's a word for it. I don't know what the fucking word is. The word? What? You think that guy's shaking it rough yet? What's his name? The block guy, I forgot what his name is now. I forgot what the black guy's name is. Tennessee Voles. Voles. He hates JP. He hates JP. They do. He hates I can't remember. There's somebody else is always fucking crying about. That's why I don't even. I don't even really look at the comments anymore guys. I I assume you guys see that I don't like stuff anymore. I used to always boom more. I still answer the DMS but I don't I don't even see the comments half the time. You took the fun away. Fucking mental illness. What the hell? Where's little SV? SV. I can't take much more of Bruce. I can't take much more of people's inputs. Obviously Bruce is a piece of fit. I don't know. I can't remember the last time Bruce just came on the Omar show, but it's been quite some time. Believe it was when he had his initial relax on his vile hatred towards people. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know how is in time. I I believe what happened was in Tony matched. This wasn't an organized thing. It was supposed to be Zilbert first and Tony. But I think what happened was and Tony just joined a contest and Bruce happened to be sitting there first. So we'll see how she does. Hopefully she's I don't think she knows much about sports ball betting or picking. I like Santana. I'm fond of her. I, I like her personality. I like that she's a troll. I don't care about, you know.
Speaker 3: What is it called?
Omar: Her looks, stuff like that. I I don't get cut up in that stuff. I don't know how old she is, but she could be younger than some of my kids, I assume. I I don't know. I don't know. I'm not going to ask. I don't care. She's just a little Princess on the Internet, so yeah, it's cool. I like her. I'm always fond of intellect, intellectual women. I like it. I don't know why. It's probably because I'm always I guess. But yeah, so OK, all right, hopefully she does well, maybe she's a fucking sports ball picking savant. Who knows, she could be. So we'll see how she fares against. It's just he's he doesn't learn. He doesn't learn. Like it's not working. Like you're just turning people off, right? You're turning people off. You got to make adjustments, you know, but man, once you start turning me fucking off, you know, you went too far because it's just, it's, it's annoying. It's not even, it's not even comedic comedic. It's not like, what are you? What are you going after the suite for? Like for what? Because he showed that he knows how to pick sports ball. Like you just sit there waiting to to to attack somebody. It's weird. It's weirdo behavior and you're not learning. Like, haven't you lost enough? Like, I don't know. I don't know. In a perfect world, I would just block him for fucking chatting. He won't listen to the show. Fine, go ahead. That's it. It's not even a good shtick. You know, at least Johnny Wayne, He he, he sometimes he has good bits. He's a disgusting fucking weirdo, but sometimes his bits are good. Yours are consistently fucking horrible. I just scratched myself. I'm humid, getting attacked by fucking bugs scratched open my fucking look at that. Look at that. Now I got to get a no, I don't need a bandage, but I'm probably going to need to rinse the blood off. Might have been a scab from a previous fucking bug bite. These bugs fucking love me. They say is now's the time of the hotness in Florida. Humid. I don't know. Early in the morning, I find it very hot. I don't know if that's just the sun blazing down on me and my little coffee spot, but I sweat during the morning sun. And right now I'm perfectly fine. It gets hot. Yeah, but I don't know. I did well in Vegas, too, with the heat. The heat. So, yeah, we're. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what to do with Bruce. I've. I've been championing in champion champion campaigning to have his chat removed in the sports investment dot app global chat. Am I getting old? Am I getting too compassionate? Soft people just don't like to be attacked. Like, I get it if you do something to be attacked, but you, you just go after fucking everybody. It's weird. Like, are you mentally fucking? I'll like, just say yeah, Omar, I have a prop. Omar. Omar, I have a problem, right? Just say it. I'm mentally challenged and this is the way I lash out. I should be on medication. I don't want to use it. Insurance doesn't cover it. I don't have enough money to buy the medicine to play my fucking sports ball tickets. So one's got to go. And This is why I act this way. And then I'll think to myself, well, at least it's not just being a cock sucker, right? Nobody likes cock suckers, do they? Not that way, you fucking perverts. You know what I mean? Like just to be a cock sucker. To be a cock sucker. Like I get it, if somebody offends you and then you don't respond with appropriate fucking stuff or maybe your fucking head snaps, but because some guy went three and O in a stupid fucking sports ball competition, you just go attack him. It's weird. You're like space is racist or Omar lies or poker space dude broken brained right now. What do I do? Do I melt your fucking brain for the next 1000 fucking days like these other fucking nameless faceless trolls? But they're not nameless faceless trolls. Omar lies is Eric Reichman poker player Eric, right? Poker space news. How pathetic must your life be? Even when you're in Vegas losing your chips in the main event, right? Fucking clown. You still think about me? Ho, How's it feel? Block, little bitch. See, I blocked him because, well, he would love. He would love nothing more to be unblocked. But yeah, Bruce, like, what is wrong with you, dude? It's very fucking strange. It's strange behavior. You're not learning, you're not changing. You're just a weirdo. It's unfortunate because I think we have similarities. You like penne, I like penne. You like to fish? I like to fish. You like sports ball bets. I like to do little fucking you like little babies sports ball bets. I I like to do small little parlays. We should be, you know, compatible on X instead. I I think you're a cock sucker, right? I don't know, you got all these bad qualities, characteristics, traits. Just tell me, are you missing a fucking chromosome? You don't have to publicly disclose that. I don't want to violate any HIPAA laws. But if you if you're missing a chromosome or if you've been diagnosed with something, maybe you should tell us. And then, you know, we'll consult with Doctor Fine and see how we move forward with correcting your fucking behaviors or fuck off. I would just block him from the chat SV alright? Nobody wants to chat and then have this fucking lowlife respond, right? Nobody wants that. Not everybody is fucking, you know, like Omar. Thick skinned white trash. You know, some people are normal professional people that are just there for the love of the fucking chat. You know nobody wants this fucking guy around, do they? Or the best of the you're not, you're annoying. You're a fucking fraud. You're you seem to be mentally unfit. You're vile. And nobody gives a fuck. Even if you were the best sports ball person, nobody cares. Nobody cares. Most of us don't care about you fucking sharps your opinions. We care about picking our own picks, our own little parlays, and that's what it is. You other people, these are liars. Undisciplined fucking gambling degenerates, most likely, I assume, right? Small percentage of you. So nobody cares, Bruce, nobody cares. Nobody fucking cares. Hopefully Zentani mops the floor with you. I don't know. I don't even know why you're allowed. I wouldn't even allow you after your performance. All right? But it is what it is. I assume one day I don't wanna use. I could use a veto. I could use a veto. Should I just save the chat? I don't know if Wan Kuhn Rob Kuhn's spaces brother. I don't know if he just quit the upholstery job. I don't know if I turned him off. I don't know if Trump did something. And you know, it happens. I get it. I don't reach out to people when they get mad at me. Usually when they catch odsi do reach out to them and ask them what it was, because I'm always curious how somebody could like me and then not like me. So I always want to know what it was that turned them. It hasn't been confirmed just yet, right? I gotta wait until I know they officially have ODS before I reach out because some people just get turned off, right? I I I imagine you know how many fucking D Ms. I would be writing a day. Hey, did I say something to piss you off? Hey, I I know I noticed we don't talk anymore. I noticed you don't run no more polls. I I don't know, should we do it? A new poll? An official fucking show poll? Should Bruce be banned from the global chat on sports vestment dot app because he's now fucking irritating Omar, right? I like the chat. I'm I'm not a chat guy. I'm not, I don't like the group chats. I'm I'm being held hostage in a couple fucking group chats. I can't escape. I've blocked people. I've begged to be released. I don't know if it's a glitch. There's something I can't get away from it. I mute it, it comes back, but what are you going to do? So I'm not really a chat guy but I like the global chat because I have access to Fanny bot right? Only a selected few of us. So so that's he won't give it to me in the DM. He he's scared that I'll fucking corrupt the AI on screen pro so I could only access it in global chat. Guess who stays away from fucking global chat? Guess who stays away? I stay away. You know why? Because I don't want to see this fucking Bruce going on and on and on. Like, it's not even like there's not even a reason for him to be dialoguing. Nobody's talking to the fucking dummy, right? Just throws out losing fucking pics. We don't need to see your fucking losing pics. Track your fucking pics. Tag it fucking public and that's it. We don't need to hear you. We don't even need to see you, right? So, yeah, I don't know. I don't know an official. See, you motherfuckers. Yo, I'll tighten right the fuck up. I'll tighten right up. I'll start blocking motherfuckers. I'll start melting fucking brains again. So you just had it too fucking good. You've had it too fucking good. You see, Doctor? Fine. You give them an inch. You see? You see? Look at this now. Fucking West Sacramento, fucking athletics. Look at this. They tied it up. I need them to run line and and look. Look at this. It's the fourth inning, 00. I'm so fucked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. You guys pick my fucking pockets again. Unfucking believable. You see this shit? Stacks, hold on. I gotta hope. Stacks fucking loses. Hold on, let me look, Let me look, let me look. This is the one I'm. I'm playing. I'm going against Stax and the Swede. All right? Oh, he can't see my plays. I can't see his. I can't. OK, so I see mine. So he already already gave up that I took that one. Or wait, maybe his plays aren't hit. Maybe he had. OK, so let me see what it says. Pics are sealed. In a heads up duel, you can't see your opponent's card until the slates. Final game. OK, so that's what happened. All the slates were OK. All right, So I gave him a little bit of fucking shit. It did that. Me and my big fucking mouth. All right, too late. I already said it, all right, I'm also playing. I'm also playing, I believe the Swede, last night's champ, big champ, one of one, one of Oh, OK, those are the contests for tomorrow. All right, so the new contest for the new daily contest is up for tomorrow already if anybody's looking to match. Alright, let me look at this one. I think this is the Swede, right? I shouldn't have gave my plays away, alright. Oh, I'm kicking the Swedes ass 17 to 10. He may not be able to catch me. Alright look. Alright, so I may be in trouble with stacks, but it looks like I got the Swede. Let me take a look at the group play, group play, group play. Give me a second guys group play MLB OK 90 SV coin prize pool we got stacks is below starting, Todd's below starting and suite is below starting. So they played the early, no adjustments. I'm not going to give away my picks. I'm fucking screwed. Look at this. Oh for fuck's sakes, I'm already done in the Group One. Look at this shit. Unfucking believable. I'd lose that one. I'm going to lose that one. I'm going to lose that one. Wow, I'm so fucking bad at this. These guys just picked my pockets again. All right, Jesus. Let me take a look at the chat. OK, He's quiet. Maybe SV took him, took his chatting privileges away. All right, let me see. Elf begging to be unblocked. You're 30 years old. Fucking weirdo. I I actually recently blocked elf. I I, I don't care if people block me. I I don't really like, I don't really like X that much. Like the the typing part of it. OK. Group. He's in Chicago. That's a great lunch or above. I just had it for dinner in Chicago. That's a great lunch or an above average dinner. I just had it for dinner. What is it? Oh, it looks like a Chicago cheese steak. It's Italian beef. Omar, those fries look good. The fries look good. What was that thing that he had earlier, George? It looked like a fucking deep dish pizza type of pancake. What? What was that? They just maybe my eye is bad. I seen it. I said Oh my God. OK, So what? What is going here? OK, so 48 minutes to pop the bubble. OK, let me let me see if Reno's giving us an update five hours ago. All right, so Rob Kuhn is out. Money maker's out. The one guy that came on the show was Chip leading it. We get that guy on he he liked it. He says I don't know what I just walked into. Remember the guy that was fighting Ryan Depaulo, that little Midget in sorry, the little person in Bahamas. Remember there was that controversy that guy was a chip lead in the main. I don't know if he still is, but he had like two 2.7 million or something. He yeah, he came on the show the one day I had, I, I gave him a little DM, like just a little bit just because he had never been on the show. But yeah, nice little response he gave. I had to let him know like it's all a fictional show. So we definitely could get him to probably. Come on, we'll wait. We're not going to we're not going to do any pre pre shows. We'll do an after show if he wins or if he goes deep enough. So Hab, who else is in? Is is Slay still in? I couldn't tell if he was in or if you, you know what I could do? I could just go to his page and look. I got him blocked. He's a he's a piece of shit type of guy. He never got it. Let's see. I don't even know what his fucking at sleigh abids abids. I don't know. I don't know what his ad is. Who else is in? I don't know, I should. Oh wait, helmets, kids still in, but he's on the bubble. Sasha 2.96 million. Wow, some of these guys got chips. Barone's got chips. I can't believe fucking Rob Coon busted. I thought he had a couple. 100,000 must have ran into a bad spot. Hold on, I'm looking. Sohab. Sohab's won. He won a WPTI think he won two of them, didn't he? Or he won something else? He won another one for Big Doe. The chip out. OK, so helmets kid busted. OK, so he got 15,000. OK, so he came. Thirteen, 100th. That was three hours ago. So how many is left? 1000 We got to get Reno through this day with chips. I think he came, he came he came in under 100th last year. He's got fucking chips again. Josh Aria still in wait. Today's Naidu's birthday. I thought it was on Saturday. Hold on a second. He doesn't celebrate birthday weeks, does he? I see him saying thank you. Somebody wished him happy birthday. I thought it was Saturday. What's today? July. What? July 9th? That might be his birthday. Jesus, let me look. Oh, because he's having the party? Because it's a Saturday? Well, no, wait a second. July 18th. Hold on a second.
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Omar: Party is July 18th Happy birthday Jeff have followed you for years and always enjoy your content. Keep up the great work. Jeff replies Thank you. So it must be his birthday. All right well I'm not singing fucking they do happy birthday. Should I? I could fucking I start doing these birthdays and then every fucking buddies birthdays every fucking day. Now I got to sing happy birthday 10 times a week. I'm not on Cameo. I was singing birth happy birthday in the restaurant the other day. Twice it came over. Not for me, not for anybody. I was with just the table next door and then the table down. All right, well, we'll see if it's his official birthday. I don't know if we're celebrating birthday weeks. Look at that. Detroit coming back for me. 331, bottom of five. Oh, we got some runs there. OK, OK, we need a onslaught in Philly. What's that shit with Bryce Harper guys? What was that? It's kind of a kind of grimy. I don't know the full details on the story, but I see I've seen Bryce Harper jonesing somebody out and he's he's Mormon. I don't think he gambles. I'm surprised that he would have taken part in that. By all accounts, Bryce Harper's a pretty good guy. He's a Vegas guy. His dad did an excellent job of raising him. They got deep roots in Vegas. I don't know still, but since Bryce was very young, but I believe they're Mormon. I don't think they drink. I don't know the the religion, but to to see him being used to Jones somebody out if I have my facts straight, it's a little bit surprising to me. I wouldn't think that he would have taken part in something like that, but who knows? Maybe they tricked him into it. Maybe there's more to the story. Maybe I'm not getting the whole context. Just seems grimy. It's like going to the fucking standing outside the rehab, 2 for 5/2 for five. You know what I mean? That's fucking slimy, right? You OK? You know they're going to come back eventually, but you don't stand outside the fucking rehab detox place. You know, they're coming back, but I think that's a little bit grimy. So, yeah, to see Bryce Harper caught up in that, a little bit shocking. But hey, you know, what are you gonna do? She was, he went to college. Was it? What's the what's the name of that fucking thing? I could have got in there with my GED. Southern Nevada Collegiate Community College, NV Wait, SNSNCCI think that's where he went? So yeah, I was surprising to see that. Did he sell out? Did he take the bag? Did he even know what the fuck he was doing? I don't know, but we need the over today. It's the bottom of five. There's only the score is 00. We're we're fucked, we are fucked. So we'll see. We will see. This France team is 2 fucking good guys. Oh wait how Bryce Harper got involved in FanDuel video for gambler who lost millions to go into financial ruin. That's Jackie Cleveland sports fan. OK, I I don't have time I don't have time, but I will circle back and figure it out. So, you know, we like to stay involved in community relations in Vegas, you know, so look at this 62. I didn't pick that game. I didn't pick it. Bottom of 500. Look at this end of five. Did what's his name put a pick out today? Matt Zilbert? I don't know. Let me look. Josh Aria I think he got did he get eliminated bubble conversation. OK, so there is problems with this player the year bullshit anything I I don't like Shawn Deeb, so hopefully somehow they fuck up his player of the year thing that he's so fond of. Steven Diggs, Stefan Stefan Diggs what is he up to? He getting a little bit. What would bump Jay, call it zesty. This guy, I I don't know. I don't know if it's believed, but apparently some dude is claiming that something's going on. I don't know, Cardi B. There's Zilbert right there. Let me see. Let me see. How about that call? OK, four hours ago, it doesn't look like, oh, Gavin Williams over 17 1/2. I don't know who that is. OK, wait, did he recap it? How about that call? Well, there's the latest decisive prop win. But of course, of course, make it makes it a staggering 75% on props this season. Remember, Gavin Williams was my top sleeper last year. He always delivers. Wow. OK, so -134 looks like a good bet. Good play. He he gave it out. It's documented. Wait, is it documented? Yep, it is. It is a documented play. That's right. SV put the market up for him. OK, all right. It's not Wednesday, it's Thursday. Look at this. Fucking get out of this inning. Detroit, we got to get out of this inning. They got runners on 1st and 2nd with two UPS, top of six. We need this one to even have a chance. We're going to lose this game and that game. Boom, boom, back-to-back. Else, big, big, big losses. 5 units, 5 units, 5 units. Oh guys, the free roll or the 11 coin tournament is underway. You still got time for late registration. Look at this. We got to find out if today's Jeff's birthday. Let me see here, top of 600. You got to be fucking kidding me. How did I go with the over there? All right, we got out of that in and in Detroit, let's see bottom of six. We just got to take top of seven, top of eight, top of 93699 more batters. All right, we got a shot. We got a shot put some runs up, still got one game left. Day baseball today. How many more days till football? That's important. Finally we could get back into fucking the sport we all love and get away from some of this fucking brain rat from these little fucking in cell fucking weirdos brain rot TV. Maybe I should start doing cocaine and seeing if I could fit in with this fucking nonsense. Cocaine and video games. I suck at fucking video games. My kids. You said oh, you know, I I don't know how to play. What? What am I going to do? I don't I don't want to play fucking video games. It's not my thing. It's kids thing. Go ahead, play the fucking games. Go find a friend that knows how to play the fucking games. Jesus. Hey, what's up JW? What's going on? What's going on brother? How you doing? Just, you know, another day, you know, the red cells over there hosting a little space trying to elicit me, you know, trying to trying to congee the demon out of me. But it is what it is. You know, I have a responsibility to entertain given my history. And obviously when I go in there and crash out, I'm going to take over and start preaching soon thereafter. But interesting topic of of the room here. Greed and gluttony will be eradicated. You scamming talentless frauds. Who is that in particular? I just put that up there. Figured you get a kick out of it. No, we got a motherfucking be specific 'cause I mean, there's this space going on right now where a faggot motherfucker like Brett Fahrensov has the audacity to sit there and yap his fucking mouth when this dude has been exposed by his woman of being an actual domestic abuser, An actual fucking degenerate, broke fucking junkie. Yes, you heard all the shit with Yona, with what Library's saying she revealed to him, the text, all the type of shit he's doing. Damn that. I wish we could start over. I'm not going to hurt you. Stop JW. You didn't say that. He said that he's begging her. He was begging her in the in the bitch. And you know, they try, they try and project that shit onto me when it's the opposite, when it's the opposite, you know, but it is what it is. You know, I got to I got to grow up to some extent because I keep getting my pages motherfucking taken down. That's why I'm in here on like my, my 5th or 6th burner account. At some point, I need to be able to build a legitimate platform. When I speak to people like Myron and Gary, they know I got the sauce, but they it's it's corny that they expect you to have a following. I think it's more about engagement. I think it's more about skill set and capability to go in there and run the numbers up for their fucking show, you know, but it is what it is. I got to, I got to stop putting my work in jeopardy. I do a lot of work on here. I'm trying to build, build a following, build a platform, and you know, I do a lot of shit that harms my mission. I come in here, I say shit, they mass report me. Got my page taken down for it for telling parlay builder to off himself. Of course I don't mean him. I don't mean for him to literally kill himself. It's an expression we're we're supposed to be artistic on here and trying to impact. And you know, when people are fucking around and they don't get the point, at some point you got to ratchet it up to the extreme. But I mean, in terms of greed and gluttony, greed, you know, these motherfuckers can't reduce optionality. You start locking in with the Omar and he starts bringing you up on stage. The second elf comes here on Oh, got to, got to come over here and Dick ride this person. Oh Jimmy, 8 ball's got 200 people in there. Dick ride in this. It's one thing to talk your shit, but in terms of these alliances and the networking and the coalition warfare tactics that these little beta males are using, it's fucking despicable. Gluttony. Most of these motherfuckers are fat as shit. They're not used to being disciplined and sacrificing all the useless shit. These are the greedy motherfuckers that want it all and they're not willing to suffer meaningfully before they get it. This is literally what the devil did to Jesus when he fasted for 40 days and 40 nights and he took them to the high place. It's so important for people to even understand what a high place is. And in that context, you know, when when God flooded the earth and when they were transitioning from the Old Testament into the New Testament, there was this period of time where of course, the institutional church was like, you must come into the temple. This is the only place that you're allowed to worship. But there was that transitional period where, you know, Noah, Moses, these type of people will go up on the mountain to the highest place possible. So during this transitional period, there were kind of allowing people to still go up there and pray at their old spots. The exceptions, they weren't beaten down with the church, so everyone was like, why the fuck are we letting them go up there still and be the exception? You can relate that into modern times when everyone motherfucking is drifting down the river, complacent video game playing motherfuckers want to kick it. No one wants to get in the gym and go crazy. No one wants to go for a job, no one wants to fast. No one wants to press better culture. Those are the exceptional individuals. Now, the exception in the sense of the biblical reference that that I mentioned. You could have everything going. You could have 9 out of 10 variables hitting the mark and falling within the standard that's needed for you to end up where you want to go and achieve your goals. If that 10th variable, let's say one of these little Internet characters is really going hard, but they just have that addiction to get on the Internet and spread lies, slanted someone else's names. Like for instance, JP when he's posting these pictures that are AI photos because I heard them saying, oh, grabbing her butt, grabbing her butt. I'm like, no, there's no picture of her grabbing her butt. What the fuck are you talking about? It's one thing these maggots take an old photo shoot from my modeling baby mother, but then they want to fucking AI it. They got to AI it too and people believe that shit because then you have the faggot motherfucker Pappy Longfellow or whatever in there ever since Jenoris Jenkins is fucking J WS Baby My and they spread it and they act as if this shit is real. What motherfucking hyper real version of life is this shit? These little faggots would prefer porn over a real bitch. They prefer fucking achieving on the video games over real life success. They are larping and it and it's pathological at this point. They are fucking diminishing in quality and character. Sitting in there right now. Who's banned? Who the fuck's banned Elf? Elf is banned from Las Vegas. He's put me in a position now with the shit he's done. If he thinks he's going to come to my city and post and not get beat up, he's fucking tripping. And anybody with Elf is getting beat up. They want to have a space and have a couple 100 people in there to hear me crash out. Right now anyone with Elf is getting beat the fuck up. I don't care what happens. I don't. This dude needs to die for the way he's acting. You guys can laugh. And so if someone was getting in your child's way, your child's futures way, the money that I'm supposed to provide for my daughter and my baby mother and myself and different things, mother fuckers want to get in my way and act like shit is sweet. I'm just tired of all the nonsense. But you know, just the gluttony, the greed, the quick fix, instant gratification culture that we're all motherfucking having to deal with because there aren't enough strong men that are going to pop up and punch mother fuckers in the mouth and beat them up. Keep a standard. She used to be lit in the mob days. Dudes would never bat an eye at another man's woman, especially one of their brothers. But look at dudes now. Faggot mother fuckers idolize me and when I brag and LARP like they popped the attention of my ex. Fucking pathetic lies. And they're still out here Larping on the Internet like Brett have the audacity to go throat. Have seven out of nine of his his fucking seven out of nine of his discord community committed suicide? Come on, it's a new record. The previous high was only one. There'd only been one. There'd never been two and a single discord. And his performance this year? NBA 7 out of nine are no longer with us I thought. I thought he gave up gambling to try to win back when he gave the girl. No, he gave up gambling because he blew his fucking bankroll that his daddy gave him. That Larping shit, that Larping shit, that faggot ass whatever juice real company that he was working with to boost his PNL. Fucking scammers. They do need to be eradicated. Motherfucking Paul in the the pesticide crew. We need to spray these roaches once and for all. So what? What? What are you going to do? What's that? What's that company called? The Roach company? The the famous one with the commercial. I don't know. It's on the tip of my tongue. Look at your, your #1 fan is here begging the stage. No, don't, don't bring that kid up. And I don't, I don't even want him to be mentioned because this little bastard is threatening to call CPS on me and call my he and this, this is the shit that's so foul. And it is what it is. The children once get tested the hardest. You know the devil's going to tempt you right? As you get near the motherfucking critical point where everything transforms, where everything phase shifts into a different state, that's when the devil really, really sends the minions or these non player characters. This motherfucker idolizes me. It's when I say that people need to understand there's levels to idolatry. There's levels to this shit. You think people fuck with you and like mimic you? Nah, they, they mimic me for real. These dudes want to be me. And that's fine. That's what I'm here to do. That's what's lacking in society. Fatherly figures, Big Brother figures, uncle figures, strong men. I grew up watching Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis and Stallone and Wesley Snipes. I grew up listening to $0.50 and Jay-Z and Nas and Biggie with the tank crack commandments. Don't be high on your own supply. No snitching, no talking to the police, none of that shit. Now we're in the era of junkies and little beta males and consumption driven motherfuckers. I'm all about allocation. I'm trying to get money so I can fucking allocate it, make it grow, perpetuate my mission because all you need to do is get better over time. You getting better at this shit, Omar? I'm getting sour to it. That's the thing. That's when you know you're getting tested and you need to be at your best anti fragility when you're getting stressed like this by fuck shit. The the perturbations, the irritation to what we got going on, the surprise though, it really is surprising. As I said, that's the key to life, being so strategic and efficient and not being suboptimal in your planning that you've identified the path of least resistance. So on your mission, inevitably when these type of surprises emerge, you have an adequate response capacity to deal with it and keep your head on a swivel and continue moving. But sometimes you don't plan for that because it's difficult when you're setting big goals and and sometimes people got to scrape by. You don't have the response capacity as you know you're feeling a little burnt out coming on here showing love. Dudes are Dick riders. Dudes are fucking females at the end of the day. That's the problem. Women have controlled our culture for about 15 years now and shit is crashing the fuck out. Women need to stop with the fucking competitive energy because you're not competing with shit motherfucker, but yourselves and homosexual men. That's it ladies, you're not competing with men, you're running our shit into the dirt. Look at the men that you're producing from this culture that we're allowing. We are in apocalyptic times, and in my opinion, it does feel like we need to burn this shit down and start new, have solutions to build something more beautiful. Quickly thereafter, the Tropicana was starting to become an eyesore, wasn't it? They blew that bitch down, and now something more beautiful is about to emerge and bring money in. Sauce. The system up the surrounding area now benefits from it, from the environmental refinements to the structure. And it is what it is, you know, Same shit, different that, you know. Trying to allocate my time properly. I do need to stay active on here. They're begging me to go in there and speak. So we'll come in here and speak to my dog. Omar, you've been showing love. We don't need shit. We could band up and pop this shit off ourselves because to be honest, me and you were the only ones with actual talent. Nadu's talented. I'll give him that in in a in a particular type of way. In a particular type of way. Can Nadu just rant and go on and hold shit down? No, he ain't got it like that, and to be honest, the character flaws, but it is what it is. He's doing his thing. I see a lot of those barstool people commenting. I'm, I'm seeing in my feed his name popping up. He needs to strike while the iron's hot. I don't know what he thinks he's going to do with Elf and JP and these type of individuals ain't shit going on. To me, it's just faggotry. Yeah, it's dudes not being able to make an investment in anything in their lives. See, this is indicative of the composite modern male. It's all fragmentation. Nothing is coherent. That's why they can't reduce optionality on the Internet. Like I said, they're greedy. They got some brothers that have been locking in on as soon as any type of fucking extra, even if even if it set the cost to your brothers. See, that's the thing the the statements that are being made, it's disheartening because there is there is a lot of money on the line, whether people realize it or not. Some, some people are on the Internet to actually make money and to impact. I only want to make money so I can perpetuate my goals and keep living this life that I'm enjoying and that I'm so grateful for. Gratitude is prerequisitory to not burning out every day. You got to wake up thankful and sometimes it is hard to engage wholeheartedly in this type of community, but I still am grateful for the real mother fuckers that I've met, including you. And it really is just about performance getting upped and then, you know, hitting a historical run. I know for a fact and it and it is so paradoxical and beautiful. And as Elon always says, the most entertaining outcome is always the most likely. Me coming on last year talking all that shit, of course I laid it done in football season publicly. It was a decent season. Still one of my bottom five seasons I've had in over 15 years betting. But I did just hit probably my second greatest NBA run. And you know, that's probably a top 7-8 run that I've hit quarter million dollar run in a short period of time. The efficiency, the bang for the buck on the time I just spent really, really put me in a great position right now. Interim football, not only to have a comfortable bankroll, but to have a have a refound love for betting because you do need to stay locked the fuck in. I really don't enjoy watching sports. I feel degenerate. Obviously I don't feel degenerate when I'm when I have a bet going, but I feel degenerate that I'm storing information that doesn't pertain to my intellectual development. How many bets, how many bets a weekend do you do on the NFL and college? Are you just firing once, twice, or historically? I've always done it the same way, you know, just betting the best per time slot. So on a Saturday morning, I'm looking at all the 9:00 games and I'm finding the biggest discrepancy between my opinion and the casinos. A lot of people talk all this shit. They're like, oh, he's he ain't getting the number this and that. I'm in Vegas. I'm in Vegas. I bet legally. I walk into the casino, I bet the money. That's how I've always done it. I am a creature of habit. You can call it old school or whatever you want. I've been banned from all MGM, I've been banned from Caesar's, I've been banned from William Hill. So my optionality isn't spectacular. So in terms of getting the best price and these type of things, it it, it's something that I'd like to be able to improve upon this year and be more disciplined one way or the other. Having to get online with some of these offshore books or whatever I got to do. I've never, I was never on the Internet with this. Another thing that I've had to adapt to and acclimate to is hearing so many people's opinion and being on the Internet during football season when motherfuckers are posting their pics because instantly I just want to fade them. So I just started muting everyone that even says anything about any any type of opinion. I'm betting mute them instantly. This is what I got into it with Barty about. Yeah. Yeah, I got to agree. I don't like to. It's hard like to get influenced when I see before I make my picks. Yeah. Yeah, I see what you mean there. It's hard to it's hard to not want to fade people assuming that they're not winning. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like that Trent guy. I mean, Trent is obviously taken to the extreme, which you know, he his content was next level, incredible delivery, the comedic delivery and the timing of this. This is everything I'm talking about where there's so many people that are actually entertained by a trend by by a ironic half hearted beta male that's losing his ass. That's down bad. Still got that Jeff Nadu belief in himself for some reason. Man, he's fucking terrible. I mean, I wonder how authentic it is. I wonder, do you think he's trying to lose? I don't think he's betting and I think he's literally just coming in as quick as he can, basically just betting like a square, betting like a square as much as he can. So he's taking the square. Yeah. He's just he's just coming in and he's just betting predominantly favorites. Anytime he's betting an underdog, it's kind of like a square underdog plus where he thinks he's being slicked because this team performed pretty well in the second-half of their last game. Something like that, something that's just beneath the surface, but it is what it is. Like I said, he's done well because you can't take away from the content game as our our institutions have collapsed and we're more and more entertained by private entities. With the live streaming era, people would rather go on Kik and watch different streamers than cut on fucking Channel 5 and watch or or even ESPN at this point given how corrupt ESPN is at this point. I know you're a fan of the WNBA right Omar? Nah, I don't watch what I thought the there's a couple of players pretty hot, but hell, I don't, I don't I can't reference one That was Skyler. Skyler Diggins. She was decent, right? I don't know who that is. She played for Notre Dame a few years ago. She was basically covered because of her beauty. She was a great player. I don't know if she, I'm sure she's still playing, but just in terms of names that pop out that are truly stunning and beautiful, and I mean, even even Sophie Cunningham, I would never be attracted to her. I ain't into a build like that. She's pretty thin, huh? Pretty thin and, you know, not very curvy and, you know, has a nose ring upon other things. She's pretty cool though, but the point being is they're trying to force the WNBA down our throats. China the globalist. Wait, wait, WNBA, China. The CCP owns Disney, who owns ESPN? You noticed how Walt Disney's gotten or ESPN and Disney have gotten, right? I don't even watch TV no more. I mean, I don't either, but it's apparent and it and it is. People can downplay what I'm speaking about, but it has major factors. There's no need to have any type of sexuality in Disney movies. And yet they're showing homosexuality more and more and more. And there's no need to be talking about these things like social justice matters on ESPN to the extent that they have and trying to force like title nine shit, no one wants to watch women play sports other than tennis maybe. And and it's going to be on women to make it entertaining. I just don't see how that's possible. And it just contributes to this egalitarian culture that has it so polarized. Men and women need to get back in harmony. And I think that's a general majority of the population of women being most fulfilled through marriage and motherhood, marriage and motherhood. And to be honest, in a truly hierarchical society and a truly meritocratic society, which is what America is supposed to be, they wouldn't have any other option. Everything women have in terms of rights we give them is men. We have a duty to uphold the type of society which in America is pretty much it's exclusive. And everyone wants to bitch about America. Pussy Motherfucking domestic terrorists. I can't wait till we get on this this like, I mean, I don't know if we'll ever get there. This is the discussion that I always have is do we burn it down and immunize the eschaton the endpoint, the fulfillment of postmodern woke neo Marxism, you know, in terms of what's really happening is they want to overthrow capitalism. That's all it is. They can't compete in the open free market, in the in the open free labor markets. They don't have the intelligence to compete to fill a niche. And so they just want free handouts and that's all it is. Neo Marxist. Instead of controlling the economic means of production, who owns the factories? They're trying to own the production outlets of culture. Who controls the cultural production? Obviously it starts with the nuclear family unit, starts with the church. Look at our churches now, like what happened with Don Lemon. You're familiar, Omar. I, I know who it is, but I and he's, he's actually, he's actually been charged with felonies for what he did on this occasion where it was during that goofy ass Minnesota ice shit that they were trying to conjure up. And I was probably the only one Remember. Remember I was the only one defending ICE amongst all domestic terrorists that were trying to virtue signal. Yeah, yeah, I remember that. ICE is out of control. Fucking goofies. You wonder why we've had an agonizing death to our for lower class and lower middle class in the middle class in general? Because our fucking welfare systems have been depleted by foreigners and by leeches like in Minnesota, where the Somalians have been fucking extracting. And so at some point you got to enforce the laws because they view them as performative. Look at the fucking politicians in Minnesota. Ilhan Omar, Tim Waltz, Who? Who was the other individual that needs to be mentioned? There's another politician, the DA, isn't it Ilhan Omar Waltz And then, and I don't know the, the attorney, I want to say Jacob something I don't I don't know what Jay, whatever it is. Oh, the mayor, the mayor, whatever it is. Minnesota has been one of these locations where George Soros, who you have to understand George Soros's entire ideology is his theory of reflexivity. It's understanding the recursive feedback loops of, of these open markets. And the price is completely controlled by public perception. So they want to fucking be able to flood in and and to be in, you know, his entire foundation is called the Open Society's Foundation, inspired by Karl Popper with this idea that we should have open borders, that anyone should be able to come to America and thrive here. And that that is true. But there has to be a competency test and rapid assimilation. We should have the best and brightest coming to America. But they have to earn it. And they're going to pay more in taxes and they're going to assimilate to the culture. They're not going to do public prayers like, you know, the the radical Islamization problem. You've seen this shit with the kids, Nico, remember, Remember the kids? Nico's name was popping up. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. What do you do? He's gone super viral, super controversial. He he's become and and you know, I was addressing him, trying to walk him off the fucking Cliff and I was doing it radically and Myron Gaines came in and fucking like the Fed he is came in and distracted and then like the Fed elf is elf came on. Remember that little situation where elf followed me on the sneak off stage? I was, I was turning Sneako out. Yeah, like a motherfucker. Like you need to get back on the artistry. You're a videographer. You're not a politician. You're not a motherfucking prophet for Islam. You're going outside. And I, I was really walking him like in a very sophisticated way off the fucking Cliff of anti-Semitism, low IQ, anti-Semitism. This is the problem. We need to critique the outsider intelligentsia, Marxist Jews that are controlling our institutions. There's a big difference of saying that the Marxist Jews that want to overthrow capitalism, that are working on behalf of the globalist bankers and the George Soros's and the Klaus Schwab World Economic Forums and all the corrupt bankers and shit that depend on American exceptionalism and Leech off us. It's a big difference of going after them. The disproportionate few that control our entertainment industries and the corporate media and our educational systems and all the lawyers. The litigious nature of our society where motherfuckers can't punch you in the mouth anymore and uphold some civility because they'll get sued. You see how our entire way of life has been taken by this particular group? It's out of control. What what? What happened to Madonna? That's not to say being anti Israel though because clearly Israel is an alliance with America for whatever reason and to think our government is going to fully disclose that relationship and our benefits from Israel is absurd. Clearly we gain heavily from research and development. There's force multiplier effect on minimum minimizing casualties of our soldiers by being able to do research and development and develop weapons and digital surveillance technologies like Palantir. You hear Barty talking about Peter Thiel and Palantir and all this. Where do you think all this technology was developed? Yeah, I thought, what? You you like that shit? Peter Thiel? What is it? Everyone has to understand that it's not teal and no elite, not not Elon Musk. Nobody will be able to get in the way once we hit the AI singularity. And we have artificial general intelligence, vastly superior intelligence. It's literally like comparing a colony of humans to a colony of ants. And This is why most people should be terrified of the idea of an alien species finding us and discovering us, because more likely than not, they'd react to us the way we'd react to a colony of ants that we found in our kitchen. We'd exterminate them because they could do nothing for us. And we could do nothing for a species that had been evolving for hundreds of thousands or millions or potentially even a few billion years, given Earth is only four and a half billion years old, and we know the universe is 13.8 billion years. So there are planets that have been evolving for billions and billions of, you know, potentially 789 billion years longer than Earth, which means that much time to evolve technologically. Look, in our lifetime how much we've evolved. Omar, could you imagine having these phones and, and these and, and this type of accessibility to absurd God like tools? That's the thing. We have God like tools now, and we don't have God like love or governance capacity to prevent the fucking existential risks that are so prevalent. We're lucky we haven't had a nuclear war exchange. We're lucky that COVID-19 wasn't worse. But we're on the cusp. What's COVID 20 going to be like? These cock suckers really just tried to hit us with the fucking great Reset. You know about that, right? Yeah. Yeah. Charles Schwab or whatever bar Schwab, the World Economic Forum, he wrote a book called COVID-19, The Great Reset, which is the fourth industrial revolution, which is moving into like a biotechno society where they, they have signatures on everything. They know everything about your health, about your, that profiles on every single thing about you, including your health, which will determine what type of accessibility you did to the system. Which I think is fucking beautiful if you're a fat piece of shit cigarette smoker. Fuck.
Speaker 3: You.
Omar: You're the reason why we don't have free health care. I know it hurts. I know it hurts but you are a demon for that shit because that's 500 billion a year that could be allocated towards people that have actual illness. If we eradicated cardiovascular disease related to tobacco and obesity alone, we'd have free health care that alone. So imagine if there was a surveillance state where it's like you get free health care and all types of benefits if you're simply in shape and don't smoke cigarettes. Smoke weed all you want, don't smoke fucking cigarettes the cancer stick. Don't smoke the cancer sticks. You could be the baddest bitch on earth and I swear to God if you light up a cancer stick you look like a motherfucking you wanna shit. Nightmares are made of nightmare fuel. Catfish of the year type shit, but it is what it is. I always got to believe the demons. What was that demon that King Pat said his dad used to summon Nofostu?
Speaker 6: Who?
Omar: King Pat said that his dad used to hallucinate this demon throughout his childhood. It was called like he said it live on your show. It was like it was like Nofostu or some shit. Oh damn, Nah, I I don't remember. And we were saying that the spirit of that demon lives on in Mona. When we saw those pictures of the when we saw the D lucky video and we really saw Mona for the first time, we needed to call MTV for a catfish that should have been lit. Mona trades beautiful young vibrant MTV catfish on the scene In Canada. Ramona lives in a 600 square foot house with their parents larping from the basement. In order to eat, they make her mow the yard semi week bi weekly. Hold on JW, this, this is the thing you got to you got to stop attacking everyone. Why? Why didn't you hear that video of them attacking me? Who didn't you? Didn't you hear that despicable, despicable video of sniper Sam Mona and fucking faggot ass Sosa? Sosa was in there talking like one of the girls. He was like, who's Sosa? Yeah, Sosa's a faggot. That kids a faggot Dick rider, No, How long ago was this that they were in there like poor lady took JW's girl. He's going to kill himself, he's going to kill himself. And they were all fucking geeked up trying to LARP and pretend that these stories are about me. Motherfucker, I never had someone take my bitch, Never, never will. But I assure you, if I was 96, I'll take your bitch right from you young whippersnapper and I'll still pipe her down. Have that bitch fully fulfilled. 96 still going in. It's all about anti aging. It ain't about living into your one 30s. If you're decrepit, you got to be fully active. Waking up every morning with an erection. Waking up every morning with an erection into your hundos. That's what you call a quality life my boy. Let let me ask you a question. What's the story about that dude? You know him, he's like a, a, a tech CEO or whatever. He's doing something with his body. He's doing this, he's doing that. Brian Johnson, Brian Johnson, he got stomach cancer. I mean, that's an anomaly. Is it? To be honest, he was doing a JWI mean, look at look at his mentality. He's some he somewhat does believe in both sides of the coin. Yes, he's being proactive to prevent things, but he believes that they're possible instead of a motherfucker like me. I don't suffer from the nocebo effect. I only suffer from the placebo effect. You're familiar with that, right Omar? Placebo, yes, it's where you believe something is going on, but it it's not your mind is just you could be a sick kid who who do we trust more than anyone as children? Our mother, our mother, our nurturing, loving, intuitive, empathetic mother. We trust her. One outcome possible. Whatever she says is straight gold. So if we're sick in bed and she walks in with a placebo pill, a sugar pill, a water pill, and she's like, here, take these Advil, these Advil or Tylenol, you'll feel better. And you actually believe her and believe subconsciously that you're taking two Advil or two Tylenol. You're going to experience the symptoms and have your symptoms completely alleviated as if you took two Advil or Tylenol. And they've proven this with blind studies with placebo pills and all that. In fact, that make all these pills that get approved through the process with the, with the NDA or whatever go through blind placebo studies. That's the incredible thing about life. Everything is belief. That's what I love about him to do. He's got strong belief. That's why it makes things happen. Foretaste. Foretaste, of course, but strong belief. But on the other end of the spectrum, the nocebo is equally important to identify. See me, I'm I'm of the belief. I'm of the belief that your body's going to do what you tell it to do. The nocebo's the other end of the spectrum where you hear people saying, oh, don't eat wheat, the gluten will kill you. The gluten diet, gluten free, I'm carb free. Oh, the carbs are going to make me fat. If you have a subconscious belief that going outside without sunblock, for instance, will give you pants, so you better not go outside without sunblock or you'll dramatically increase the probabilities of experiencing that outcome. Now on the other end of the spectrum, placebo wise, if you believe going outside as a white person is going to make your skin look better, you're going to get some good energy, some vitamin D, That's what you're going to experience. But if you're worried about getting cancer, you better put the sunblock on. We we know now sunblock is very fucking poor for your health. Who wears sunblock? Fucking goofies. Everyone's so quick to just buy whatever they sell. That's why I'm hesitant to brush my teeth 2-3 times a day. I try to brush my teeth 1.7 * a week, a day, 1.7 times a day, so on. On average that's like twice a day. What does that mean 1.7? It means once or twice a week I'm only brushing one time in that day. I ain't trying to fucking have that shit on my gums all day long. We didn't evolve as this species doing that. And regardless of what you think, my teeth are phenomenal. My bottom row is a little bit carnivorous. Got the fucking wolf daggers and all that shit. But you know, I'm a cannibal, so it, it serves me well. My top row is flawless. My bottom row, I got a couple wolf daggers and I love them. To be honest, Jeff, I'm thinking today's birthday.
Speaker 5: It's tomorrow, Omar, OK.
Omar: Big day, it's the birthday boy.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Thank you. Omar, do you want to? What a shout out.
Omar: Builder in here to sing you happy birthday. Well, wait a minute. I sing happy birthday. What? He's doing that now? Oh, you know, parlay builder. Any any chance he gets to sing, he's jumping for joy. Look at this fucking guy stealing my happy birthday fucking bit. That kid belongs on Broadway. It kind of looks like a coked out JD Vance, I thought. Yeah, he does look coked out for sure. That's the fat, skinny look that I refer to. Fat with the shirt off, skinny with the shirt on. Face not lean face, just kind of looking like a thumb. Featureless. All right, hold on. Let's see. Well, if it's not your fucking birthday, Jeff, your birthday's tomorrow. I wish you happy birthday.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow. Thank you Omar. I want a shout out to Reno Grinder. He is a very good main event player. Good luck, Reno.
Omar: Grinder that's hard. Good luck to Reno Grinder as well. Good dude.
Speaker 5: He's going deep again in the main event. Very impressive. Also, Omar, you know, I got to say a little SV, I'm a little disappointed in you. You're giving this Bruce Shad another opportunity after he quit the last contest because he was getting crushed.
Omar: I think what happened was he was sitting at the table and Zentani joined the competition that he was sitting at.
Speaker 5: And but Omar, does this make him?
Omar: Like let's say he beats.
Speaker 5: Zentani like OK, she doesn't know anything about sports like.
Omar: Why aren't we so concerned about shutting other people's aspirations down?
Speaker 5: We're not shutting him down, but this is a guy, Bruce.
Speaker 1: Is a Dick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's a Dick to everyone and then he but he and he accepts.
Omar: No.
Speaker 5: Because he quit the last.
Omar: He's a good feeling in the community. Wouldn't he quit? But he to hear his.
Speaker 5: But again, he quit.
Omar: Standing banger here.
Speaker 5: But he quit because he was getting destroyed. And then he now he's all of a sudden accepting because Zentani, who doesn't know much of anything about sports, he thinks he could just be.
Omar: And then there is the ER shit where at some point we need to hold motherfuckers.
Speaker 5: On that too, yeah.
Omar: It's one thing to be provocative and say some shit but do it in a high in a high IQ type of way. We can't have the low IQ racism, low IQ anti-Semitism. It needs to be autistic.
Speaker 5: He called Tramp Stamp that, he called me that, called a couple of people that.
Omar: It's pathetic to ever say that word. And I mean, I understand right now it, it is an interesting scenario where the anti white racism of 2020 hit the wall and now there's a lot of good white people that weren't racist that are racist now. I mean, they, they were, they were implicitly racist and now they're explicitly, overtly racist. And then?
Speaker 5: I do want to say.
Omar: JW it it's kind of like a rite of passage to say it now where people are like, I don't give a fuck, I'm not going to stay silent anymore and I'm not, I'm not justifying that. But there is this rabid culture that's metastasizing because of the anti white racism that's been so prevalent.
Speaker 5: Well, JWI hate to tell you, I do want to bring this up. Very concerning news coming out of one of our great states around America. The Gestapo, known as ICE, has killed another innocent person.
Omar: And what would you like to bet the probabilities of them being innocent? We know the other two cases, those well, they.
Speaker 5: They've actually got, well, they've actually confirmed that he was not the target of anything. He was just driving to work.
Speaker 6: You.
Omar: Happening in the same So. So when you're over 3 and strike out on this one, will you completely disavow your tendency for Trump Derangement Syndrome?
Speaker 5: Would why don't?
Omar: Maybe. How is he blaming Trump?
Speaker 5: No, I'm the I didn't blame Trump. I didn't blame Trump. I did not blame Trump. I didn't.
Omar: Say the first woman.
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Omar: I don't even know what happened. What happened, Jeff, you know about what happened? Yeah.
Speaker 5: A guy, Loretta.
Omar: Where was it?
Speaker 5: A Houston. Houston, TX.
Omar: But Jeff, admit that you were over 2 on the past two. Somebody there called Jay and that those were they. Those two deserved what they got.
Speaker 5: Renee Goode was not the subject of any ice.
Omar: She was a professional agitator that was out there getting paid to do that. Moved there to literally agitate ice. OK, well this is a new friend or this is an old friend was there.
Speaker 5: A new one happened.
Omar: Then they pulled off to the side. They were fucking with ice. They pulled over there and they got what they were looking for. Just like the second guy who had the two weapons with the extra clips on a federal building committing A felony. And you. Oh, no. And it showed him spitting and kicking on the ice. Member. Remember all that shit? But you got played by CNN because they showed you one little clip and then they used Russell conjugation methods.
Speaker 5: No, I think you got played because I saw a clip where he did not have any weapons.
Omar: What's the 1 today? Jeff? He's.
Speaker 5: Talking about Yeah, so the guy I just put.
Omar: A very expensive gun and an extra clip on AI. Just put it on a cap on the Capitol building.
Speaker 5: I just put it in the Jumbotron. Federal immigration agents killed a man during a traffic stop in Houston on Tuesday, and they've been searching for a totally different person, according to Department of Homeland.
Omar: Security, what is your point? To be honest, of course, inevitably upon millions of interactions with police, there's inevitably going to be some some mishaps.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if there's.
Omar: Season. We have the type of society where you take 1 and you exaggerate it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But what do you think?
Omar: These instances, but why would they kill?
Speaker 5: Somebody you know?
Omar: Wake up and say I'm going to go kill somebody at work. They never.
Speaker 5: Would maybe if they didn't they just didn't like grab this.
Omar: Guy, he resisted. First of all, that's the commonality amongst all these cases.
Speaker 5: Resisting. If I'm not breaking the law, why?
Omar: Would you go and fucking stop people though? Exactly. You if I'm not breaking the.
Speaker 6: Law.
Speaker 5: Hold on, I don't, No, I don't. Not if I'm not breaking the law and if I don't do anything wrong, why do I need to comply? I don't comply with the police if they ask me for something. I.
Omar: Figure I need Jeff, it's bigger than you self.
Speaker 6: Centered.
Speaker 5: I'll give them my ID but it's I don't need to comply on where I'm going so.
Omar: As a country and these countries don't want to comply with President Trump, we should just allow them to do.
Speaker 5: Their own no right. I don't think you should. I think if a police officer is for you going, that's none of their.
Speaker 6: Best so they.
Omar: Jump out of the van, He thinks. They're fucking robbers Contained. We need violence.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm sure they didn't identify themselves.
Omar: We need violence contained within our police force and in in our military abroad so we can contain violence against.
Speaker 5: US, but this is Gestapo like tactics.
Omar: We need a Gestapo. No at all. Yes, we do.
Speaker 5: You know JW say a lot of things and then he goes.
Omar: We need aggressive enforcement of our laws. We can't have these.
Speaker 5: These are not.
Omar: This guy and Omar, if these are criminals, we know that the laws are not performative.
Speaker 5: If these are criminals I would agree with you, but they're killing just regular people. That's no.
Omar: These are criminals that are dying in these cases. Hold on, this guy, This guy is not a criminal. Is he just?
Speaker 5: Exactly. He's not a.
Omar: Criminal. So what did he do? I panicky when we tried to run them over. The probability of this being is very low.
Speaker 5: OK, let me read what happened. The shooting took place around 7:00 AM as Lorenzo Salgado Arroyo attempted to evade arrest when agents tried to conduct a traffic stop. I said a previous statement describing it, it was a targeted enforcement operation. The agency did not specify whether he was the target. Now, they've recently said that he was not the subject of the investigation.
Omar: OK, but what was the traffic stop?
Speaker 5: Texas authorities had previously notified ICE about two individuals, neither of whom were this guy, traveling in a white van believed to be in the United States without legal status, according to the source, prompted him to surveil a vehicle. The agents then conducted surveillance on a target's address and weeks prior to the incident, they noted, noted 2 white vans at the property. On July 7th, officers were almost at the target's address when they observed another white van with an an individual who resembled the target. Officers then initiated the vehicle stop. The van was registered to Salgado Arroyo, who agents determined to be in the country illegally, the ICE source said. The ICE vehicles then attempted to block in the van, which struck at least one of the cars. I said Tuesday. Salgado claimed that he was rammed into a law enforcement vehicle and refused to follow several verbal commands.
Omar: You see how you framed it up?
Speaker 5: Listen. Listen.
Omar: Now that you repeated.
Speaker 5: Salgado's family has just Salgado's family.
Omar: The emotional reaction. Listen to what I'm saying. You're telling the story.
Speaker 5: Salgado's family.
Omar: Has to covering it in a left-leaning manner. Hold on, just let him finish what he's saying. Go ahead.
Speaker 5: Algado's family has disputed the government's account, saying they believe the man who'd been seeking a work permit would have stopped and complied with federal agents if he had known the car following him belong to ICE or other law enforcement. News agencies have asked the Department of Homeland Security, which houses ICE, whether immigration enforcement agents identified themselves and they are awaiting response. A fit. The 52 year old father of three encountered ICE agents as he picked up the last members of his crew of construction workers in Houston's East End before heading north to finish construction. So God, his oldest son, recounted Wednesday. No video or photos of the traffic stop of the shooting have been released. The officers involved have been not been issued body worn cameras.
Omar: So. So he did. Did he pull over for the stop? Now you could tell how he was talking. He would have pulled over if he had known that it was nice.
Speaker 5: But they but they've recently come out and said that he was not he.
Omar: Resisted arrest. It doesn't matter if the cops put the light on you and say put your hands behind your back. You say yes Sir, and that's what you do. They put the lights.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't think we know if he did.
Omar: That I'm I'm just I'm not sure was there light This is gangster rap culture once.
Speaker 5: That I don't know.
Omar: Conditioning the citizenry to think that resist.
Speaker 5: I don't know if he did or not.
Omar: Some type of rebellious act is. Is there video of this shit?
Speaker 5: That's that I don't believe.
Omar: In saying only cowards and faggots scream fuck the police and resist cops, gangsters say.
Speaker 5: You never said no.
Omar: Sir, and do what the cops say, because more times than not that's going to get you off the hook resistant and all that goofy regular schmegular shit. Be the exception. Everyone tells you to scream, fuck the cops and resist. Be the exception that says yes Sir, no Sir. And I swear to God you'll get off the hook. You look a cop in the eye and show him respect and shake his hand. You're going to get favorable treatment every time. As as opposed to the opposite. Might not get beat up, but I don't know about favorable treatment. Yeah, there's levels to it. There's levels to it. The articulation, the sincerity when you speak to them, the respect, the way you look. When I got swatted, when I got swatted, I swear to God on everything holy. It was my aesthetics that got me out of trouble. I got 86th out the building and the police even went to the fucking security here. They they 86 me and they went over there and told the security that based on the circumstances, they don't think I should be 86. So then he made a call and they ended up letting me stay in. But when as soon as they cuffed me and I came out, I had my shirt off and they were shook. They were like, I don't want to intrude or anything, but what are you taking? And I start to, I swear to God, I'm back there Speaking of like 6 or 7 SWAT members in the backroom telling them what I'm on and my training style. And then I'm flexing like, yeah, Google me, check my resume. I produce these songs. No, you didn't. I'm like Google me. And so I'm back there finessing. They respect me now. Unhandcuffed back in my unit. Now I ain't 86. None of that shit, 'cause I know how to finesse straight up. I got I got muscle and finesse. That's why the finesse game is so effective. Is get down or lay down. I'm trying to get down to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hear you. I.
Omar: Hear you. Anything else will be uncivilized. So when the cops come around, just show them respect. They have a job to uphold. It's not easy to do what police officers and ICE agents are doing things.
Speaker 5: JWI did. I did want to ask one thing though. I'm just I I'm just getting reports. I'm not saying this, but some people are asking are you scared of Brett? Some people are are saying.
Omar: Who is that?
Speaker 5: Brett Fenzod.
Omar: Oh, oh, NBA the what was his name again? NBA.
Speaker 5: NBA green beans.
Omar: NBA green beans. That's right. What happened to that guy?
Speaker 5: Last, I don't.
Omar: Know last I heard his bitch left him. He blew his bankroll, got exposed for a fake. Fake PNL reports he heard he got kicked out of his condo, heard his back living with his daddy who's a known scammer who fucked off Darrelle Revis, fucked him for his merchandise deal, went to court, shows what kind of family he comes from. At last I heard that guy was down and he's still on the Internet chirping, fucking around. I thought he had got more serious but when I looked at his picture he still has gyno. What's that gyno master bitch tits. All that estrogen in them, he lost a little weight, but he still has bitch tits. Duke came fresh out off a pump and says look what four months of hard work can do. Yona lock in and and he literally just he has that picture. You said he was logging me and and he had a slight little pump. So he was trying to act like he had transformed when he looked identical to his before. Pick two with a slight pump, like he had done cardio for three days and got a slight pump and he's in there. Like 4 months of work will transform an individual. I'll tell you Yona, I'm a different man. Let's just start over, Yona I.
Speaker 3: Wish we could just start.
Omar: Over. I can't believe he he didn't say that, did he, Yona? Is that why he gave up gambling? No, he gave up gambling because he blew his bag. He only got to go get another bank though and live in, you know, but his dad's got more fucking bankrolls. Maybe Jonah was dancing, I don't know. You got a, they got a stripper pole in the fucking Hondo for whatever reason. Maybe she's a dancer. Maybe that's where he got his problem. That's good cardio. Maybe she's up there at Skin Cabaret. Beautiful club down there. Phoenix, the the only high end strip club in Scottsdale. I'm not sure if it's still is skin cabaret real real boutique, like small, but you know, upscale beautiful women in there. Some some money getting motherfuckers in there. A lit environment. Skin Cabaret in Scottsdale's incredible. I'll take you there. Nadu. No, but Scottsdale is the hidden gem of all hidden gems. Highest distribution of beautiful women in the country for sure. The bang for the buck in in terms of nightlife, second to none. I had fun, I went there. Scottsdale, I mean, there is a state income tax, you know, so, so that's an issue. Why would you live in Arizona when you could live in Nevada or Florida? But other than that, Arizona is upper tier for sure. Other than the potential issues we might have with the the cartel getting, it's going to get rough. It's going to get rough in America as we wipe out the cartel, you know, and turn Mexico into the new China. That's essentially what's going on. We've withdrawn from globalization. We've completely taken over the Western Hemisphere and now we're about to turn North America into the manufacturing hub. Given China's had the most rapid increase in wages in human history and we can't outsource manufacturing to China anymore. And the fragility of the supply chain was exposed during COVID. So it was time. A shout out to President Biden for the Chips and Science Act that he passed in 2020. Two, 500 billion invested in local manufacturing of semiconductors. Why do you think China hasn't moved on other semiconductor plant Nadu in Taiwan?
Speaker 5: Sorry, I was brushing my teeth. I'm not sure why.
Omar: Because inevitable demographic collapse. Every country is dealing with population collapse other than America.
Speaker 5: Well, I, I won't say this and, and I've been kind of mentioning this for a while. I'm not sure that we'll have to do anything against cartels. Cartels are cannibalizing themselves internally right now.
Omar: That's the point that I'm making.
Speaker 5: But let me.
Omar: Just send on Chapo's son and the new guy came in who was way more militant instead of the Meyerlanski, you know, business side where where they're talking about getting money like El Chapo was. Now this new guy, it's the Murder Inc, Chicago style, where they're just.
Speaker 5: Well, you have to understand though, the Sinaloa Cartel have two factions.
Omar: America and they're a murder gang. That's where the issues arise.
Speaker 5: But they're fighting each other that I'm making the Sinaloa cartel's.
Omar: Fighting. No, but it's going to spill into America. What's that?
Speaker 6: I wanted to hear what he had. I wanted to hear what he had to.
Omar: Say, Zentani, you're still better, OK? Don't. No. Leave Zentani alone. I'm. We're having it done. Come on. Like my song I had?
Speaker 6: To say.
Omar: Saw chill out sister.
Speaker 5: No, let me just say one thing, JW.
Omar: Jesus.
Speaker 5: The Cinelo carcel is.
Omar: She looks like the little guy from Saw on the tricycle. Just leave her alone. Plastic surgery. Go ahead, Jeff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I know.
Speaker 6: It's hard to believe that someone's.
Omar: Creepy as fuck.
Speaker 6: Looking without plastic surgery but I've.
Omar: Never. It's creepy as fuck. Oh, it's. I can't tell if you're smiling or if you're pissed or if you're serious. I can't tell. OK, And no hominins. We.
Speaker 6: Just hear what Jeff wanted to say.
Omar: Cartel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're saying?
Speaker 5: I think. Shut up bitch, I think.
Omar: Shut up goofy bitch. Let us come on JWB bitch. OK, Why do you got to be so you know, she just derailed again. Amen. Didn't say OK, but you don't have to fucking go for a juggler back and forth. Did a little misdemeanor interrupts. Go ahead. We're all learning to fucking, you know, try to, you know, perform with you. JW probably got to be. I looked at her picture profile and I got a little spooked. I apologize. Go ahead and do it.
Speaker 1: Well, I was.
Speaker 5: Just saying, you know the I'm not sure what to do anything against cartels because the Sino cartel is at a faction war right now. They're fighting each other and it's very bloody, very lethal. The Sons of El Chapo have been taken down very quickly. There's only two left and they're near being caught. The other faction, the El Mayo faction, they're just having a lot of problems fighting each other. The CGNG, they've have a new leader, El Mencho's gone, their top level brass is getting jammed up. There's not really any large cartels left in Mexico outside of just smaller like neighborhood type groups and there's some that control the border, that sort of thing. But I don't know we'll have to do that much. I mean, to be fair, as I've said time and time again, let's say we are to go into Mexico and we eliminate each cartel leader. The kingpin Shaggy does not work. So if you eliminate one large leader, the eliminating the leader hurts the general public because the group vying to gain control, they just don't kill anyone. It just it's a lot more bloody. And at the end and end of the day, the the drug trade is a lot of money. Someone will fill that void. So if it's not Mexico, it'll just be somewhere else. And I don't know if you know, but like, South America right now is jumping hard. Like Ecuador is one of those dangerous countries in the world right now. I mean some of those countries.
Omar: Would you rather have your neighbor, your direct next door neighbor as the trap spotted down the street?
Speaker 5: I'd rather not be anywhere.
Omar: I mean, obviously you'd prefer it down the street than directly next door.
Speaker 5: Well, of course, but again, do you think like, like I said, let's say we eliminated every Mexican boss, which I don't know if you're aware, but like we have every there were in the in 2000s, there were 36 bosses.
Omar: And you can't speak of it in past tense. Yeah, but we've. But we have eliminated that. We're going to wipe out each leader before they even.
Speaker 5: But we were told when El Chapo Guzman was arrested, we were told that the boogeyman of drugs had been arrested and it like it would all just end. The drug trade is at its highest level. It's not worked. This strategy is not effective. It is. It's just not. We've arrested Elmaya, we've arrested sons of El Chapo. We've arrested high level people. Elmentro's been killed and the flow of the drug.
Omar: You know, we haven't done shit. Now let's bring in let's couple in the Venezuela operation taking out Maduro and you know how effective it was with the technologies that were supposedly used. And you know the cartel, you heard what the soldiers are saying. That shit spread through Central America, the technologies that were used, and motherfuckers are terrified right now and want no issues with the American.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but the flow of drugs.
Omar: I know, but we have the ability to take 1015 dudes anywhere on the planet and take out anything we want. That's that's the way America has it right now. We could go get Xi Jinping with probably 100 dudes realistically.
Speaker 5: Well, my whole thing is, and what I don't understand is I agree on a level of like we can get anyone we want. That's that's a fair analysis and very true.
Omar: Which is.
Speaker 5: Powerful. And that, Jack said, though I can understand and agree. But we did do that. We we actually charged the Honduran president with major drug trafficking. He got 50 years in prison. And what did Donald Trump do? Donald Trump just to appease Honduras.
Omar: It's a dirty name.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm just, well, what's the point?
Omar: Sometimes, sometimes taking three steps forward and two steps back is better than one step forward and two steps back, Jeff.
Speaker 5: And, and I'll, and I'll say this too, this is not a Republican Democrat.
Omar: Incremental wins, I know. Like dirty.
Speaker 5: And, and Joey, Joey Biden did this the same stuff and, and Kamala Harris sort of did the same stuff. We, we've not been a real effective country in and Donald Trump's been good at, at taking cartel bosses off the street. All I'm saying is I don't know if it's really affected much.
Omar: The broader discussion is North American manufacturing and US turning Mexico, because when you look at the value added of the laborers in Mexico, it's the highest on earth. The Mexican labor force has increased in their value more than any other demographic.
Speaker 5: Well, one of the things that that destroyed this country as far as our cities are concerned is moving the manufacturing base out of our cities like Detroit and Philadelphia and Baltimore and all these, all these cities I've just named were, were major cities, whether it be for steel, whether it be for vehicles, whatever. We moved all of that out of those areas and guess what we left. And if you notice all those Kensington and Philadelphia, prime example, that's a drug bazaar right now. It used to be one of the most well known manufacturing hubs in America. There are factories everywhere in the 60s, seventies. And now look, we lease it out. We send all of our manufacturing to other countries and those cities inward have turned downward and they're now just, you know, ghettos essentially. And it's it's destroyed our city, unfortunately. And, and you're right, we need to bring that stuff back because I mean, how many people were pillaged by losing manufacturing jobs? They had to move out and the cities were just forgotten. And now you look at them, they're shooting galleries. They're just bad bad.
Omar: Yeah, exactly. And you know, it seems hopeless to even discuss this, but we are entering an era of unimaginable technological advancements, you know, so it's not going to be the way it used to be in terms of our capacity to respond to these issues. We're going to have unimaginable measures at our disposal. When you talk about state-of-the-art vertical architecture possible from 3D printing and food and A and a post scarcity society, it it sounds like utopia, but we're on the cusp. And it has a lot to do with everything because all jobs are going to be automated, not just the easiest to automate the the lowest skilled workers. It's going to be a top down revolution as well where we're noticing that surgeons are having their jobs taken and computer scientists, etcetera. All the jobs you spent six figures going to school for are getting taken right now. So in previous.
Speaker 1: Years.
Speaker 5: But but it's not. But the whole thing is it? That's that's true. But it's not being taken by like for instance, another country now it's these jobs are just being taken by machines and robots, you know, which I'm not sure I understand. Like I've heard you talk about AI, Like I don't understand how that's a plausible good idea for this country for like everyone to just because you do know that eventually, like there will be certain people where, where will they work? Like they've spent their whole.
Omar: Life Worker, Do you think that the average worker is alienated from their work and just alienated from the American Dream in general?
Speaker 5: Well, of course not. Not now, but as you.
Omar: Don't think that now the worker now with inflation OK and on this past year right at.
Speaker 5: Least they have a job.
Omar: Then keep up with inflation. So now we're actually trending in the other direction.
Speaker 5: But at least they have a.
Omar: Job worse and worse and worse for the worker.
Speaker 5: Well, at least they have a job and a check. What's gonna happen when, like, you're.
Omar: They have a job, a rat race job where they don't have any leisure time to develop themselves, their spirit, their consciousness.
Speaker 5: So I'll give you an example JW.
Omar: To go to go work and get exploited for their labor, I'll get you from their work.
Speaker 5: Well let me give an example though. So where I?
Omar: No meaning in that, Jeff.
Speaker 5: So, but where I live right now, I live Hershey, Hershey's chocolate, all the candy that's made around here, it's where it's originated, everything. Do you know how many people are employed by Hershey or its parent or brother companies or whatever? I mean, 10s of thousands of people. Eventually, those people, what will they do?
Omar: That's a unique instance because it is niche and and there is prestige to Hershey. So someone does have a little bit of status when they tell someone. I work at the Hershey plant, it's kind of interesting. You understand how that's an outlier?
Speaker 5: Right. And it's a career you have your whole life.
Omar: Where where they have some pride in it and there is meaning in that, but most jobs don't have that type of prestige.
Speaker 5: I know that, but what about and so?
Omar: That's why we're dealing with the meaning crisis. But it's not just We have young men now who can't even get pussy unless they're making six figures. So why would they even, you know, partake in the American Dream and climb the corporate ladder and start from the bottom?
Speaker 5: Well, I agree but but but I agree but at least right now.
Omar: Now to even find a woman.
Speaker 5: But at least they have the ability to do it. What's going to happen when there's a like in 20-30 years?
Omar: What's going to happen is the playing field is is evened and the only way you differentiate yourself is your personality and your aesthetics, your look, which is which is allowing us to invert the corporate imposed value structure, conspicuous consumption, consumerism. Everyone's been consumed by our culture and can't allocate anything that they've developed and built and earned towards their well-being. And, and that's the point I'm making is once we invert this corporate value structure back to human rational values where it's all about reputation and trust and bond and these type of things, imagine that type of society or shit, if you're good looking and you're a good person and you're interesting and mysterious, you're going to find beautiful women. Now in terms of optionality, you're going to find the one for you. You're going to have some options, but it can't be abused and that's why it is all cultural. Such an interesting cultural conversation. I just like me. I could fuck 10 bitches a month if I wanted to. But then there's nine women that other men don't have access to. And we're already dealing with a very asymmetrical dating market where suicide rates, anxiety, depression, obesity, everything that the corporate elites benefit from is, is literally conditioned to to emerge in this type of way. The only solution is us getting into a different type of society where we value honor, purge, respect, intelligence, discipline, devotion.
Speaker 5: Why, I hate to tell you, engagement.
Omar: Morality. Why? I hate to tell.
Speaker 5: You, that's those. Most of those things are long gone in this country, I hate to tell you.
Omar: And and who? Look how you're contributing in retrospect. I don't think at the end of your life, if you're the type of dude that possibly let shit burn down, you're not the type of motherfucker.
Speaker 5: I agree.
Omar: That is in the ocean getting water and trying to save the fucking.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying it's if.
Omar: We all lock in and do our best, the way the Nazis did in the 30s. Let's be real.
Speaker 5: Come on JW.
Omar: Why are people so fragile and can't talk about real history? Because we're in very similar times, are we not dealing with obviously not hyperinflation but extreme inflation where people can't afford to pay rent and pay bills and put gas in the tank and groceries? This type of shit, That's what the that's what the German people were dealing with after World War One and Adolf's words in terms of unifying the citizenry and really identifying the aesthetics that the collective admiration that would aspire them to work hard for four or five years and rise from the ashes. And that's what the fuck they did. They went from bounding out bombs, having nothing, the most degenerate culture in Weimar Germany because all they could do is prostitution and sex work because their their fucking currency was worth nothing. It's the only way they could eat and survive and in four or five years became on the cusp of global domination. You know how close the Nazis were, right, Nadu? It was their physicists that were developing the atom bomb. They were really close to having nuclear.
Speaker 5: Well, I.
Speaker 1: I think we should be.
Omar: And then it would have been historically over for the for the Nazi.
Speaker 6: WS like the guy with crazy hair and ancient aliens.
Omar: But you can't dispute anything I've said because you're a nitwit. You're just a trolling. You're an unserious person. Don't start facial surgery.
Speaker 5: That actually was pretty funny.
Omar: Though she's a fem cell, it's not true. It's not true in any way to do. I'll take your fucking woman from you over the Internet and if I saw her and spoke to her for 5 minutes I'll make your fucking dream woman.
Speaker 6: They're.
Omar: Correlating me to a fucking weird scientist like kooky guy when you could be in love and I'll take your woman from you and there's nothing you can do. There's nothing you could do about it. And they do all right on your wedding day. I'll take your.
Speaker 5: Fiance.
Speaker 6: Hey, I got.
Speaker 5: An idea, Jay, that'd be Why don't we go?
Omar: You'll bitch, just see me in the audience and I'll wink my eyed or.
Speaker 6: Didn't you just complain about people being too sensitive? You're taking this very personal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he also got very upset about a guy trying to take his girl.
Omar: You guys just want me to be passive. Yeah, but Doctor.
Speaker 5: Doctor Parley? Yeah.
Omar: How about Lib? What's that claim that you partook in you? I did not.
Speaker 5: Partake in that I did not. No, I did not I I listened.
Omar: You came on stage many times speaking as.
Speaker 5: It's.
Omar: True. I just look at the same thing in the stage you all knew, you all play along in this narrative warfare because you can't partake.
Speaker 5: In Now let me just say one thing I can't.
Speaker 2: Get violent.
Speaker 5: I backed you up on Meyer Meyer's Just.
Omar: Like my mouse can't get violent and partake in kinetic warfare with Israel. So they try and win the narrative warfare and win the hearts of people. Well, that's all you're trying to do is win the.
Speaker 5: Audience I I back.
Omar: Big bad bully JW.
Speaker 5: You up on Meyer, Meyers, just come back.
Omar: Then everyone else come by. OK, it's a more starting point.
Speaker 5: Meyers just come back and.
Omar: Run the numbers up more than anyone off a burner account. Then tell me you ain't doing numbers anymore. You need to step your game up. You're boring. You're a nitwit. Hold, hold on. She used to be lit. She just must be intelligent. She's pretty clear she's the female Brett fine saw she I'd actually be interested in her and Brett. I sewing bring him up and let him. I sew with Zentani and we are in for a treat. 2 peas of the same pod and Zentani in fact is going down in the same dark night of the soul path that Brett old Brett is going down having shit stripped. She doesn't have a man in her life. She doesn't have a man in her life. All.
Speaker 5: Right JW chill the fuck out, chill the fuck out. Ouch.
Omar: Bitch can't even find a man. Why are you picking on I've?
Speaker 6: Been in a relationship since April was in March or April?
Omar: You're lying through your cheek. What's his name? What's his name? What's your man's name? What's your man?
Speaker 5: 'S name JW committed adultery. He should be put to death.
Speaker 6: JW unlike you and your messy girlfriend, your messy relationships, I don't put that shit on the Internet.
Omar: You're not a public figure, but you LARP is 1. I actually am transparent and I want to engage with people.
Speaker 6: No one. No one I.
Omar: Am your sheltered? Has been public. You're sheltered. I'm transparent. I'm trying to get fucking shelter from you. Fucking.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't believe in like people going online and talking shit about their exes and like calling.
Omar: Yeah, never heard me say one negative word about any anyone I've ever dated. What are you talking about? Never would I belittle anyone I had a sacred relationship with. I do view it as sacred. That's why I'm more than happy to speak about the internal. These are the this is the intelligence you need to stop projecting. Like I'm getting emotional, Like I'm affected by you. You're trying to LARP. Like you're affecting me. Like you have the capacity to impact me. Like you're hurting my feelings or.
Speaker 3: Something.
Omar: Like you're eliciting this. I get excited to turn up live for these type of moments. Hun, you are not a warrior. I am. Imagine if you guys were bouncing. I love fucking thoughts off each other. I love awkward moments. It'd be a movie. I don't need comfort.
Speaker 6: Everything's going to be OK, JW.
Omar: Zentani, you're the one that is now on a soul search through Europe, backpacking to find yourself like the old cliche fucking middle-aged woman that's you trying to trying to find a man in Italy. You need the you need the Italian romantic beta male pencil neck motherfucker with long hair, huh? It's got a pan, a ponytail for you. Comes down all soft speaking Italian to you on the farm side. If you sip 1 and have a conversation about quantum mechanics, you're not in demand Bond, are you? The Italian knows nothing about quantum mechan. You know nothing about physics.
Speaker 6: Relationships have been businessmen. I think I only date businessmen.
Omar: Because you're Machiavellian. Everything is instrumental use to you, so everything is a tool. Let's work, man. To a man. That's why you get burnt out and you're over here Dick riding me, stalking me for how long it's been now? Four or five months. You followed me.
Speaker 6: Into this community, you're like the guy with crazy hair and ancient aliens. It's not that.
Omar: Deep. Oh, and yesterday.
Speaker 5: He's bald. That hurts his feeling it.
Omar: Doesn't nothing any of you could say about me whenever affects me it's a new day. I know when I reveal him. She smokes Angel dust before she sucks Zurka's Dick. OK, that's crude. It's crude and unfounded, no?
Speaker 5: What did you smoke? What did you smoke before you smoked? We.
Omar: Made of you Never would I do anything homosexual. Final warning to ZK fucks before I hit the chop door in here. Hold on now you got to learn to get along with ZK Fox. Shut this fuck. Got to learn to get along with ZK man. Shut this little Puma fried dweeb up low IQ knit with kick out all your fucking scamming fucks. Would you have for lunch, Omar? I ain't got much to say, but I sit on the line. He's always got to fucking go after him because he's in.
Speaker 5: Here I'm the only one to push back. Yeah, I'm the only one. He's wanting to talk about work all day, but he's never worked a job in his life.
Omar: From everyone. I'm known for push back. Everyone pushes back on me and fuck wants to push back. She's like a little Harper Princess. What are you talking about? Who are you? You are bottom of the barrel ZK fucks. Elise Zentani has a network.
Speaker 5: I'm more intellectual.
Speaker 6: Than you.
Speaker 5: Are smarter.
Omar: Than you is that she knows diligent valuing member of the fucking army. What is it? Zentani is interesting to me because she knows the crush who knows Candace Owens and that is it. Let me say it again there we go Zentani nobody cares. I think Candace Owens is well spoken and I don't know what she's and that was the network path that I've. I thought she was intelligent when I heard her speak and she's now doing a rebranding and in heaven does that speculate in our corner. The futility of her anti Israel campaign seems to be over. Now she's trying to rebrand as anti feminist again, doing the debates and shit but she's already fucking tarnished everything that was sacred about her. She needs to get back heavy on Thomas Sowell. That's what'll bring us back to old. I love the old Candace. I love the old Candace. So, wait, Zentani. You know Candace? No, she knows. Diligent denizen. Who knows?
Speaker 6: Candace, I know.
Omar: So she's 2° of separation from Candace.
Speaker 3: OK, so why are you being?
Omar: So fucking mean to her all the time. JW It's not even because you know how to finess her. Fucking change a little bit. You can't just hammer. You gotta, you know, you know, Omar, that's how the beta males take. No, that's not beta. Man in love with me. If I wanted her, I'd have her just like that. I don't know. I'm not getting involved.
Speaker 5: In.
Omar: No it's not delusion ZK fuck, but why? Why What's the thing? You get more bees with vinegar than honey? She didn't send Tony to the Omar community. How does Zentoni find her way onto the Omar stage? That's not the the The thing is always retaining following JW Retaining. Yes, it was can.
Speaker 6: You mute him. I did not come in.
Omar: Here. If she does, I'm out of here.
Speaker 6: I met him through you guys.
Omar: Who?
Speaker 6: I meant JW through you, Omar.
Omar: Wait, Jacobs Zentani, now you're cooking now? At least now Jacob does humor. At least now it's not that fucking ironic half hearted boring Zentani you've been for the past year or so. Zentani used to be way edgier. Now you're just boring and fucking bland because she's chilling. She can't make. It's not every day you have an apex predator breathing down your neck. You know she can't make facial expressions anymore. So So she's become blind. Her personality eroded quickly.
Speaker 5: He's not breathing, he's slobbering.
Omar: It's never too late to reorient Zentani. You need to come back to the light.
Speaker 6: Everything you say about me is bullshit.
Omar: And you speak truthfully about me.
Speaker 6: I've never had plus.
Omar: I give you what you're looking for, but she doesn't really say too much. He's lied through her teeth every single.
Speaker 6: Thing and you punished.
Omar: Her, but you zirk, and then you talk to Zirka publicly about it.
Speaker 6: I've never been in any sexual anything with zirka.
Omar: No, but you had a conversation with them about it publicly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, about how I did not.
Omar: OK, so if I missed the target, I was just outside the bull's eye. What does?
Speaker 6: That mean?
Omar: I was close enough to speak on it.
Speaker 6: I was in a relationship with one of his friends a long time ago.
Omar: You were getting passed around the zerk. OK, ain't no you couldn't even get.
Speaker 6: The.
Omar: Zerk this and you. It's not a bottle ratchet, you are fucking with them. Go to the club.
Speaker 6: Four years.
Speaker 3: When someone that was.
Speaker 6: Friends with Zurka.
Omar: Zentani the thought. Zentani's a thought like that.
Speaker 6: I was in a relationship for four years with one.
Speaker 2: Still thought?
Omar: Why do you got to pick on Zentani when you have all these little insults? All right, I'll stop. It makes no sense. She she she seems to be cool. Chick. Sorry I said it, Woman chick. She seems intelligent. I'm on the dumb side of life so she she's her fucking bamboozling me. But listen, her map doesn't match the territory unfortunately. But why fuck with her? Because she knows all the people that you're trying to get in front of. Why wouldn't you be nice to her? I've already penetrated her nervous system so efficiently. She thinks about me before she goes to sleep. She's probably going to have nightmares. Some of the things that you say about the poor woman, I like variance, the complexity, the mystery. That's why they stay in love. When you're mysterious and predictable at the same time, paradoxically.
Speaker 5: Insanity.
Omar: The thin line. Sometimes you need to appear insane. Sometimes if you're experimental and you're tinkering, looking for optimality in a system, you appear to be insane, goofy. You don't take risks, You're not an artist, you're a fucking larper of an artist where you go on ChatGPT and type in a prompt and then it pops out a graphic design and you post it like you did something interesting.
Speaker 5: Still better than you can do it. Still better than you can do it.
Omar: Not even close. Why? Bro you are so immature. I don't know why he's on the stage. You.
Speaker 5: Like.
Omar: Saucing it up and it's like 9 point.
Speaker 2: 7.
Speaker 5: Everyone fucking leaving the space because of you.
Omar: Knows about life like.
Speaker 5: JW doesn't have no job, no connection, no relationships, no nothing. He has no job whatsoever. He wants to talk to us about work and AI, but he doesn't work at all. He doesn't have nothing but the face.
Omar: He's got the fucking royalties. He doesn't need the work. Nobody's going to break their back if they don't have to. That's the point. I'm empathetic and I want my got money. He's got money. Really. Fuck, I ain't working. I don't fucking mean make profanity of it. My leisure time in a very second type of way. Every day I'm tapped in doing useful things. OK, You need to do something impressive if you want to come up here and have a conversation with me about life. You have not a single achievement. You can speak on shirts. Yo, Omar, can you hear me or am I cutting out? Yeah. Yeah, I can hear you. I can hear you. No, it is what it is. These maggots were over here trying to solicit me into their room who's been from Vegas, and then they're chit chatting about me for 30-40 minutes because they don't have. I'm coming to your room. No, but listen, this is how I move. Omar. You've been lit lately. You've been loyal to me. You.
Speaker 5: Haven't I actually think a lot of people and I came in the opposite.
Speaker 6: And I ran.
Omar: And I ran your shit up from a burner account. I don't know if they're still live. I'm trying to scale JW. I want to scale out of this little fucking 100 people fucking shit bag. I'm the one man polluted fucking pond. Let's go take over the fucking ocean and get in a flow state. That's what I'm talking JW all the perturbation, the agitation that you want to team up with people like demons come up name J Nami that AB game J Nami great on fuck up and say something meaningful to the audience. Stop talking to me good redemption. Stop talking to me, ZK Fox. Your name is.
Speaker 5: Dumbass, I was pretty quiet for like an hour. Stop talking.
Speaker 6: To.
Omar: Me isn't your enemy, JW motherfucker every time he comes on Sing Connie isn't your enemy. My enemy. I have no enemies. You got some enemies.
Speaker 5: Almost everybody.
Omar: ZK fucks is my enemy or Zentani's my enemy. They're.
Speaker 5: Not no, no, I find you annoying. Kind of.
Omar: Man, and a bunch of snitches. You idolize me faggot. You'll never not be Larping right Anonymous? I hate you gotta go sloping like a fucking troll hater but you admire me and imitate me the best.
Speaker 5: You negative.
Omar: You're terrible at it.
Speaker 5: That is blasphemy. Blasphemy.
Omar: And as soon as you started to get out of breath, you gave up like a bitch. You tried to go to the gym and you couldn't even take the weight off the rack.
Speaker 6: And more.
Speaker 5: Blasphemy. More blasphemy.
Omar: Why aren't you fucking trying to help like this? Why aren't you trying to help kW? Don't need to engage guys, not your.
Speaker 6: Fucking.
Omar: Enemy. We know who the enemy are. We know who they are. They don't themselves. Listen, I have no enemy. We have motherfucking man that once you got motherfuckers trying to call fucking CPS on you said you should have no enemies in this stage for an hour. Might take them off the earth before I go to beef or any type of war with them. Yeah, but why are you going after people that you know? And to be honest, it's trying to scale and I scale it up even off my burner account. Why you got a fucking slaughter? The fucking get my accounts taken down because I'm really out of heuristic. Ain't none of like no, but you motherfuckers would never say and I'm always on the money and I got to get a cattle prom. Why motherfuckers? And they begged me. DWDW go on please in my space, put my name in the fucking OK. But we enjoy when you do your lectures. But every day, every world, God, they slaughter everybody like I'm not living.
Speaker 5: You're acting like you're complaining. This is what you live for. You have nothing else.
Speaker 6: When you fucking.
Speaker 5: Grieve.
Omar: For this towards our fucking blood.
Speaker 2: Clot.
Omar: Enemies. I'm a human being too. And you motherfucker speak about the living motherfucking Can you imagine turning him loose in time? It is too funny. Could you fucking imagine? Yes, I'm mystical as fuck. I'm tapped into the esoteric, to the night side of the tree. I'm very creative. Yes, I'm masculine and I've integrated a strong feminine side. Clearly I'm creative. Clearly, I'm rigorously empathetic. My intuition? My intuition is profanity.
Speaker 1: Is a faggot I.
Omar: Might be the Oracle. You are a faggot projecting. Only faggots resonate to to my fucking energy the way you do you're I'm a dominant masculine aggressive achiever and you are a feminine underachieving fucking bitch boy. Imagine if you gave him like 1/2 a fucking sedation. You are nothing like me ZK. That's why you hate me.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be nothing like you and 90% in the fucking audience who can't stand you bro say.
Omar: Something meaningful. Say something meaningful. I'm going to have you removed because you're.
Speaker 5: Derailing. All right.
Speaker 2: Something.
Omar: Meaningful. I got to kick you out of this fucking habit. I like CK, he's a member of our fucking.
Speaker 5: How fat? How fat? How fat am I can't.
Omar: Hear your throat vibrate when you speak? You got 3 or 4? How?
Speaker 5: Fat JW how fat? How fat am I?
Omar: I guarantee you you're at least 45 to 55% body fat in that range, minimum He.
Speaker 6: Has a neck JW.
Speaker 5: Well, what's the weight?
Omar: I don't care about weight. I said body fat. You are a skinny fat motherfucking weakling. You probably can't even get the bar off your chest that does construction for 1155% body fat. Strong hands. See how fucking gay he is? What's the lame JW like a female a man saying body fat ratio. Just don't know why woman say man number. I ain't gonna lose 15 lbs, but you still look like shit.
Speaker 6: Isn't it crazy that all it took to set him off like this is me saying that he looks like the theories? He sounds like the guy.
Omar: From lady in what world do Oh?
Speaker 1: He's.
Speaker 5: Bald and he wants hairs and.
Omar: Santani, does it make you feel good to think that you triggered me? This is entertainment.
Speaker 6: I wish. I want you to know everything's going to be this.
Omar: Is entertainment.
Speaker 6: I said what I said.
Omar: Lady, you're the one projecting once again, bitter, I said. You look like the little figure off a saw that was a bicycle. We can't tell if you're smiling or if you're pissed off, girl dad, or if you're fucking exhausted or if you're on the cusp of falling asleep because you literally can't really do anything to you from the Botox and from the facial surgeries.
Speaker 6: You look.
Speaker 5: Like 42 and bald you.
Omar: Look like a horror character. You have the face of nightmares. Same time. Why can't you resist? She didn't even say anything to you. Yes, she did. She's in here not really acting like she's triggered me when you know, I'm just fucking entertaining. We could speak about whatever. I'm in here trying to talk about meaningful shit. You motherfuckers come in here and want to talk to me and just hear me. No, what it is is excitation. Go ahead. I don't even know what that means. Explain from a quantum mechanical perspective what excitation is. Start with.
Speaker 6: This shit again?
Omar: What's excitation means? It's what's happening. External energy from the system and levels up its capacity to do work. It's incredible. Let's correlate that with the word excitement. I come in here, I turn the fuck up. Lame bitch ass, goofy motherfuckers get excited and so they absorb my energy. Hold on. Literally said like a lightning bolt. When I come in, I turn up these.
Speaker 5: Are never said lightning bolts. I've never ever used the word lightning.
Omar: Bolt electric speaker and.
Speaker 5: You I have never used my.
Omar: You are fat and a liar. Hold on.
Speaker 5: Negative, I never have ever used the word lightning bolt you.
Omar: Have on this show that I'm so turnt you can't figure out how I could be simple.
Speaker 5: You said I said lightning.
Omar: Bolt, the point I'm making is you all Leech off my energy because you're all bed beats.
Speaker 3: From all your.
Omar: Virtual achievements and the porn and endocrine system being depleted over time. You have no dopamine. You motherfuckers can't go out and get hold on chicken, and I do it at will. JW, you'll have some in reserve. Hold on. Fucking pass it out to you. OK, OK, OK.
Speaker 5: I'd hope so. You didn't work today.
Omar: OK, no little blow ZK. For fuck's sakes, the guy's got fucking music royalties. He doesn't need to fucking work.
Speaker 5: No, he still needs to work. He still needs to work.
Omar: Go ahead, Santani.
Speaker 6: Jason's in here, the guy that I wanted to introduce you to. This is an example of where JW being around could really fuck up like life opportunities.
Omar: Or yeah, another another female trying to reduce the impact of an aggressive male because she doesn't have that capacity in her bag. Why would you go after Zentani when she's so popular she has no captain of violence or?
Speaker 3: Reciprocate the energy, I'm respectful.
Omar: Until people get out of line and I have the capacity to actually turn up to the Max and they don't, so they want to shrink me down in that Chopin Harry incense. This is the burden of the intellectual.
Speaker 5: The only thing you burn is bridges. Bridges.
Omar: Are no bridges with you?
Speaker 5: In my God, for you, for you, you burned them all.
Omar: No, I have all the bridges, the fast track that has anything going on. You all have to put my name in the title to get. Yeah, but none of us are.
Speaker 3: Trying to be what you're trying to be.
Omar: Dude, you have 60 people in here. I came in here, ran yourself. Nobody fucking cares.
Speaker 3: I used to do this with three fucking.
Omar: People, they all have my name in the title because you're all fucking leeching off. You're the fucking apex predator. What do you? What do you expect? Don't ever.
Speaker 5: Think #1.
Omar: You didn't trigger shit. I appreciate you for allowing the opportunity to turn up because I love to. I'm happy this is to be saying he's in Tony who is annoying today. Speak entertaining people and speaking meaningfully once I have their attention. Subtly. Don't beat it up so bad. Never.
Speaker 6: Shut the fuck up.
Omar: Goofy bitch, my name is in the title. You showing you respect by putting your name in the title 'cause you'll throw. I'm very fond of.
Speaker 5: Then.
Speaker 2: Then Connie's.
Omar: Name. She has a person.
Speaker 5: Then Connie's name is in the title. Then then Tony's name is before yours.
Omar: Your father, literal goofball Turkey. She is a goofball. She has nothing at all to say. Everything is surface level. Yeah, because she never let her fucking come hang up your boy Jason, whatever expertise she has, and we can have a conversation. No.
Speaker 5: Don't bring it. You're not. You're not on his level. You're not on his.
Omar: Anything you'd like I'll.
Speaker 5: Give it bro JW.
Omar: You like you are not on their.
Speaker 5: People.
Omar: JW you'll scare fucking people. They'll say, Oh my God, this motherfucking defend himself. This is the story of humanity, the weak.
Speaker 5: JP has been running your life.
Omar: Trying to take down the strong, dominant male. Nobody's trying to take you down. We're trying to scale. We're trying to make you the fucking Billy Mays. Only because you can make money off of me. But if you can't, you want to take me down with them.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's you. That's how you think with everybody.
Omar: You motherfuckers are low level. I come in here.
Speaker 1: There's nothing any of you can do for.
Omar: Me, yeah. Been serving God and working on my craft as a speaker. My effectiveness in a hostile environment. That's all this is. I'm not here to make friends with.
Speaker 3: You why you got a fucking?
Omar: You know, I'm not impressed with any one of you.
Speaker 5: All your environments are hostile. All you working is hostile.
Omar: Everybody in this community is impressive but me. That's a fact. Nobody who's impressive I got almost 1000 fucking shows who has any capacity to go blow. My work ethic alone is something to be is that tiny? Is that tiny impressive? You're not impressive. You're a laugher. You're laughing is a witty autistic nuanced.
Speaker 5: Yo JW she's cooler than you, she's better than you bro being.
Omar: Cool. It's pretty cool. Fucking junkies like you. You're a junkie. You're a fat junkie.
Speaker 5: You're more of a junkie than me. You shove needles up your ass. You're more of a fucking junkie than me for sure. I'm gonna do THD.
Omar: Up my ass. You are such a weird closeted homosexual. Everything about you is.
Speaker 5: A No, that's you Doctor. Fine, already said that to you. Shove the.
Omar: Needles up your ass how you got the fine under a homoerotic I would be a dialogue time and time.
Speaker 5: Again, I don't.
Omar: Watch can't stand you being in the room. You are disgusting and despicable.
Speaker 5: You actually do that. You actually do that. That's why you're so fucking pissed.
Omar: Surely substantiate that in any type of way. You're vague. As always, be specific.
Speaker 5: You you, you shoot up with steroids. You don't use needles.
Omar: Testosterone. It's called injecting. It speak like an adult.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're a fucking junkie. Fucking juice head junkie. You want to call me a junkie? All I do is THC, but you're putting foreign substance in your fucking body. No, you're a fucking junkie. Your.
Omar: Entire.
Speaker 5: Lineage. Wow, you're a junkie. Yeah, you're a 42 bald ass fucking junkie. None.
Omar: Of your fucking entire lineage even could stand next to me in terms of aesthetic.
Speaker 5: Well, your family, I'm not going to get any of your family, but we're not going to talk about lineage.
Omar: Family guys about my family pussy. You're doing so well JW. You have people here to finally debate you're back to this. What do you mean we have smart people? If you got all this fucking God-given talent for this bullshit, why? Why don't you?
Speaker 5: You're not on JP's level bro. JP is way better than you.
Omar: Told me when we last spoke, he says he feels like his tennis partner's a fucking dull in it and he's not going to bring you into a competition with the people. Bad enough they got fucking the discussions is having AJ. They're lame now. No one wants to take risks. They have money, they're boring. They're not as committed as real as to be quantum. So his capacity is diminishing. And here having these fucking nitwit conversations is nothing other than me organizing a movement, which I'm doing. Yeah, but that's what I'm doing. See. Could care less about any of the external. You want anything you motherfucker say? Do you think anything you're saying effects myself image in any way I could?
Speaker 5: Yeah, JP is going to dog walk you again.
Omar: My image, but me and my experiences. That's it. You could never affect me. How do we scale you when it's so fucking impossible to just pitch you fucking softballs? Why are you sitting here? I already said there's nothing you could do for me. I'll platform you. What are you talking about? There's nothing you could do for me. You're all I introduce you to fucking.
Speaker 5: He's platforming you right now, you dumb motherfucker. My.
Omar: Craft and talk my shit and game fucking crazy every time I speak I'm walking over 7.9. You learned about you from fucking the Omar show. I turn people out. No she didn't. She's lying. She did. I put it on my daughter's life. She followed me. Don't do it JW. We got time spent she won't do the same. I put it on my daughter's life. She followed me like a stalker into this community.
Speaker 6: That's just got no look.
Speaker 2: At, he said.
Speaker 5: She met you because of Omar. She.
Omar: Just honey, stop lying, you demon ass bitch. OK, but what? You didn't know Omar? I have photographic memories. She did. No, she did not. She did not know you or anyone in here. She does not know shit about sports betting. Not me, Sir. I immediately recognize she had chops. Of course she's somewhat interesting at a surface level. Like the first three points were able to retain her because some of us are fucking. She has an incapacity to lock in and focus and actually get beneath the surface. Weird. She's very much a Johnny fucking Wayne too. Thank.
Speaker 6: You JW.
Omar: No, you, you need to get serious once and for all because you're going to get what you're looking for in me. You want to act despicably and say dumb shit to me? I'm going to give it to you, Tom's tan. Next time it's going to be even worse than this. Next time it's going to be even more fucking vile. But why do you got to get vile with her? Why not? Everyone else would say to not get violent, somebody to do the.
Speaker 6: Opposite.
Speaker 5: That's the only way he knows how to communicate, like Doctor Fine said.
Omar: Doctor Fine said get fucking wild and shit, but why go after somebody that's not your enemy? I'm Sovereign. You got all these fucking enemies or anyone who has the ability to melt brain. I'm trying to impress glad and that is it. Well, God doesn't want you picking on Zintani. What do you mean?
Speaker 5: Yeah, God does not like.
Speaker 1: The way you act, I can tell you that.
Omar: Zintani is possessed with what? What do you mean? The privation of evil? The privation of.
Speaker 6: Good.
Omar: Is evil. This is the problem of evil. She's too distorted, way too much noise in the signal. She's not pure anymore. She's random. It's a whole lot of fuzz, nothing substantial, nothing beautiful. Is.
Speaker 5: Emerging I disagree I.
Omar: Thought I thought it was pretty. I don't that the whales.
Speaker 3: Remember you did that.
Speaker 2: Whale.
Omar: Segment sometime. I thought that was pretty. Friend offers solid negative feedback. Holy shit I had to go make sure you were trolling. But yeah, a good friend would be the ultimate adverse adversary. At the end of the day, you all want to fucking act funny. I'm gonna give it to you and help you grow.
Speaker 6: W you're not anyone's adversary. Come on man.
Omar: Goofy bitch, you've never seen anything like this in your entire life. I'm not a celebrity, but why do all these communities have spaces with my name in the title day in day out and all they talking?
Speaker 5: Funny, they like to make fun of.
Omar: You talks about me day in, day out, all day, every day. I haven't hit my run yet. When I go global, listen, when I go global, it's going to be a wild phenomenon and you're all going to have to hold this energy. All you Larpers that admire me the most, that are virtue signaling, projecting that you're really not resentful of me, but you're all just the herd. You know that you're all for over an hour. You're all slaves to the corporate lifestyle. Talk.
Speaker 5: Maggie talk to it into existence, talk into a good.
Omar: Vermin ass rats with the manifest trying to find the money that I buried long ago take a nibble on the fucking buried money. Vermins and Moss eating the fucking money that I buried long ago and I keep putting money.
Speaker 6: In the fucking ceiling in the.
Omar: Walls in the fucking basement, under the fucking floorboards, all that shit.
Speaker 5: In your hotel.
Omar: What? What statement are you making you?
Speaker 5: You put you, you buried all this money in the floors, in the walls of your hotel.
Omar: Environment like this. I'm in an incredibly beautiful environment.
Speaker 5: And you just told me you have all this money buried in the walls, in the floor. I'm staying in your hotel.
Omar: I'm being abstract. It's metaphorical.
Speaker 5: OK, some people actually have it like that.
Omar: No, I got lost on that. But an analogy you fucking it with. You are simple minded fucking goofball. See, there's a difference in sensibility and true understanding. You all want to come in here and talk about life, you motherfuckers who barely make sense of the most simplistic things in life.
Speaker 2: I am the one.
Omar: That you were you were nobody, nobody can explain complexity theory theory to my.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows what the fuck it means.
Speaker 5: Nobody wants to.
Omar: Let you understand the complex nature of reality, talking about the sensitivity of initial conditions, the downstream effects of not having correct first principle proofs, and being able to abstract from these principles the intelligible realm. This is fundamental to operating efficiently.
Speaker 6: You.
Omar: All are not moving vertically, you're all just literally either downhill.
Speaker 5: I hate to burst your bubble, but no one cares.
Omar: You are the only one Larping. He's got you on stage to try and push against me, to keep me in this agitated.
Speaker 5: State I'm not even larping, that's what you I don't understand.
Speaker 3: When you say Larping.
Omar: I like CK what's considering what's?
Speaker 6: The.
Speaker 5: Fuck, can you tell me?
Omar: Look, I'll get rid of fucking Meyer for you, but don't start telling me these fucking who to get rid of JW. Why is he so fucking mad? Why are you getting so fucking mad?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: Does he mean by Larping? I don't understand.
Omar: The larping part my name in his tweets like.
Speaker 5: Oh, no, no, no. You need Omar. Why?
Omar: Are.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 1: Mad you come in, you're saying you're.
Omar: Supposed to be.
Speaker 5: The town you call me, I'm supposed to fuck up JW. They do, and now you want to fucking?
Omar: Clown me, I could go back to violating you at will. I'll violate you day in to day out. Fuck you talking about fabricated life. I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: You need Omar you.
Omar: Fucking idiot you're.
Speaker 5: Nothing without Omar with.
Omar: Omar because he fucks with the maggot like you ever OK?
Speaker 5: But yeah, you're a fucking lying little bitch. You just been coming up saying, oh, we're going to turn up or you've been saying how, oh, we're going to dude, we're going to run it up. Omar, Omar, Omar, Omar, That's you. JW Fucking.
Omar: Why? Why do you get so mad about the title? I I don't put a disrespectful title. The only thing I'm interested in. Titles are my thing. I've been known for fucking oh, who's Jason? Oh that's the only thing I'm thinking about is who the fuck is this?
Speaker 6: He's a.
Omar: Somebody that can't go around.
Speaker 6: You fucking idiot. And you made him leave.
Omar: No, stupid, I'm speaking a word of God and he's speaking no.
Speaker 5: You're not. No, you're not. God would not say, you fat motherfucker. No, no, God wouldn't say none of that.
Omar: It's got to be anger management, but I promise you, if he's authentic.
Speaker 5: No, that's the devil speaking.
Omar: I just don't know why he gets the fucking baby one conversation.
Speaker 6: You JW he.
Omar: Promise you I'll have him shook in a conversation. I promise I don't need anybody. But I promise you off of what he just heard, he is shook. And if he had one conversation, I'll change his motherfucking world be I'll change his.
Speaker 6: World. I think I'm in one conversation. I'm pretty.
Omar: Fair, I'm sure, Brad, you are Brett Fonsad, you are the female Brett Fonsad, you degenerate, despicable whore, 'cause we know OK and not fucking OK. You gotta go, you gotta go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, except for you're the real whore that cheats on his baby Mama and his ex. Yeah. Who's the whore, JW?
Omar: Jesus the bitch wants to talk funny. He didn't even say anything to you for fuck's sakes. Oh shit my bad ZK Jesus JW what? What is wrong with you dude? Fuck you turn on me for I'm I'm the one that doesn't fucking melt your brain over your baby Mama. I'm the one that thinks what Claire did to you was disgusting, despicable. I don't use this stuff to violate you. I easily can join the fucking party of the young floppy haired fucking crowd and and and do all that. Your threats don't scare me. I do recognize that you have some sort of fucking talent. I I am trying to get out of this sewer of a fucking pond and take over a fucking ocean. I don't understand. I just don't understand. Like, if you have something wrong with you, let's medicate you. Medicate you dude, sorry CKI removed you. Why are you fucking so vulgar and like like dude you, you have a daughter imagine some fucking Neanderthal talking about your fucking daughter one day like that. Like what is fucking wrong with you JW? This is simple comment.
Speaker 5: Didn't he tell you that you're in a wheelchair too and you let him on the stage? So you're an idiot, clearly.
Omar: I'm not in a wheelchair, faggot, but you're a little Dick rider, right? Meyer begged the stage for two hours. To what? Being ableist? Is that the right term? Hold on, what did I do to ZK? I removed ZK while I was trying to remove JW. This guy, you get so upset about his name in the fucking title. It's not like I'm saying JW is a fucking faggot in the title. I one day he mentioned something when he wasn't in a fit of rage. He said, you know, you should be a little bit better with the talent. And I thought to myself, you know, he's probably right. Give him a little bit of leeway, you know, let him, you know, work through his script, his bullshit. But dude, the, the woman didn't even say anything to you. JW you're the guy that's a clout chaser, an ankle biter type, right? You ankle bite, whether that's a good term, a derogatory term, it's a term that we're using. Why wouldn't you be nice to a person that can open up doors for you? Even if you were finessing like that just shows me you don't have any game right? Even if you thought she was the biggest fucking bitch alive, you, you couldn't stand the sound of her fucking voice. But she could open up doors for you. Why wouldn't you be nice to her? It makes no fucking sense because you must be fucking something upstairs. There's something wrong. That's why I always want to sedate you or cattle prong you. Fuck you turning on me for faggot. I'm a guy that can cook your fucking brain for 8-9 hours a day and I could do it no problem. You had your shot to be a gangster with me. You failed miserably and I was waiting for you day in to day out because wow, I have something broken in my brain as well. I assume Doctor fine be writing me any fucking scripts. So yeah, dude, I don't know why. Like you're just so fucking wild. If you can do all these things that you can do, then go fucking do them. I don't need anybody to come on my fucking stage because at the end of the day, I don't give a fuck about being a thing in show business. You guys do that, use wannabe things. I just want to fucking have fun. Build my little startup that we started on Spaces and we have board of directors and we have people like Santani helping us along the way because she seems like a cool fucking person. I don't give a fuck about quantum physics. I don't know what it is. I sit here, I listen, I still don't know what it is. I don't know what any of this shit is. But why do you got to get so fucking ignorant, right? You put me in a spot, I let you run these fucking, these floppy haired fuckers that melt your fucking brain. OK, that's show business, JW. I'm not going to give up power to nobody. Nobody has creative control over my show, most likely to my detriment. But now you took advantage of that, right? I let you run a couple people into the scripts, now you're going to run ZK? How many times do I say I like ZK? I have people around me that are vetted. I have people around me that have been around me for over 4 fucking years. You think I wouldn't know if he was a shit bag by now? I know I smell fucking shit bag. I smell you agendas, opportunist motherfuckers coming around trying to fucking do your bullshit. I I don't see that with ZK. I like ZK. We have common interest in the fucking stock market early in the morning when we wake up every fucking day while users sleeping in after a long night of fucking drugs, booze or gambling losses. Don't tell me who to get off fucking stage because it's only going to be embarrassing to you because I don't fear you. JW. Remember we were very fucking close in the world the IRL. You knew exactly where I was and you didn't do anything right. I don't need to keep throwing that in your face, but I could violate you at will. I made a career. Space is career off it.
Speaker 5: You fool.
Omar: And you're a big game. You're 6 foot four 240 lbs of fucking muscle, right? I could violate you every fucking day if I want. I could just turn it in to violate JW scripts, right? And when I get to 1200 shows, maybe I'll get bored. Why turn on me, motherfucker? I'm the one that wants to bring you into the fucking ocean to go melt fucking brains. But you, you want to fucking burn down and fuck it. It's So what? He called you something. You go on and on and on and on about how fucking great you are. You still ain't done shit, dude. Now, is it because you got the music royalties and you don't got that hunger? You don't got that hustle. I'm broke as shit. I don't give a fuck about you and your dreams. I don't know who fucking Zurka is. I know that you ankle bite these people and there's got to be a better fucking way. Even if you get on these people's fucking map JW, you scare them a fucking way because maybe they want to fucking monetize your fucking apex predator shit. But you're you're just.
Speaker 1: So.
Omar: Fucking I don't even know what the word is. Unemployable. Could you imagine bringing this fucking guy anywhere? He's got his fucking shirt off in the restaurant, his fucking big buck fucking pump. He starts flipping out because the fucking water doesn't have enough fucking ice cubes in it. Good Lords and Tawny, how do what do we do with them?
Speaker 6: I don't know. I, I every time, it's like JW is entertaining for a bit and then it's it's too much, it's too much.
Omar: Does he short shirt it?
Speaker 6: I want him to find peace. I want him to find peace.
Omar: I tried my best. I don't know, maybe belongs to the streets. Hey, what's up Jason? Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Hey, what's going on, guys? Yeah, I caught a little bit of what was going on. Just it was a very, very intense the the person that was speaking, I don't, I don't know. But, you know, as a trained nurse's assistant, he had a lot of what I call like loose or tangential connections, you know, like chance associations. And he was like rhyming. It's a very interesting personality type. I mean, he seems very intelligent, but also could could be suffering from bipolar disorder or, you know, a manic episode. But again, I'm just a nurse's assistant, so I certainly don't have the credentials to diagnose anyone.
Speaker 6: You know the crazy thing about him though, He's always like that. It is all the time.
Speaker 3: So there's never a downside. The manic phase, it's.
Speaker 6: No downside, no down time, no downside. We've we've had the trying to diagnose them conversation. We we're lost. We don't know.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 6: Know what's what's wrong?
Speaker 3: With yeah, like that's mania or hypomania, but it's.
Speaker 6: It's constant.
Speaker 3: Right. That's not normal. No, it's not. But again, I'm, I, I'm, I don't know this person. He's probably very intelligent, just agitated by you all for whatever, just by your own existence. That can happen. Obviously I, I certainly feel that by a lot of people in this space. So anyway, it's nice to meet you all. And Santani, you, you sent me a text and then it's not available. Did you have second thoughts about it or something?
Speaker 6: I deleted it. I I can send it, I'll I'll text it to you.
Speaker 3: What was it just offensive or something?
Speaker 6: You. No, I just delete a lot of tweets because I realize they're not they're not. I don't know. I'm just a tweet deleter. I didn't send it.
Speaker 3: To you, it it's just strange because like, you know, I was in a meeting, so I didn't want to lose focus. And, you know, I saw it come up. It looked hilarious. It would look like you were, you know, somehow testifying. And my face was on a billboard. But then it was deleted. So I can only imagine how ridiculous this must be.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll send. I'll send it to you.
Speaker 3: Should I do that in JW? Because I, I thought that my name was on there actually, and that that's why I came into space. I saw Zintani.
Speaker 6: I think you left the space, but JW is convinced that if you listen to him or you had one conversation with him, he'd change your life.
Speaker 3: And he's a, he's a Azerka Stan.
Speaker 6: I don't. I don't actually know.
Speaker 3: Did you get what I just said though, Zerka Stan?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he, he, he keeps bringing up Zirca because he keeps saying that I slept with Zirca, which I had.
Speaker 3: Never. You didn't. You didn't sleep with him, but you hung out with him.
Speaker 6: I've been to a couple of parties in public with with other people with Zirca. I've never been isolated with Zirca.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's cool. I mean again, So what?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't, I don't. I don't like, it's uncomfortable to like I'm playing a video game. It's uncomfortable when people say that I've slept with people that I haven't slept with.
Speaker 3: I I just think that's strange anyway, who cares who you slept with? I mean, to be honest with you, I mean, is it, does it matter?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's because for the people I have, it's no one's business. And if I haven't, it's just gross.
Speaker 3: Well, what I was going to say is like, why would anyone know who you slept with for real? Because any man that's talking about that's ridiculous. And you?
Speaker 5: Have made a terrible there's.
Speaker 6: A lot. There's a lot of men on the Internet who claim to have slept with me. This is like a regular. This is a whatever.
Speaker 3: So it's some type of like, but you know, because oftentimes wars were fought over women. Are you that type of woman that you know, you know, I would conquer the Baltic States for? Is that what's going on here?
Speaker 6: What does that mean? What does that mean?
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm, I'm saying that, you know, historically men would fight wars for a woman. So like you're, you're saying to me now that men want to claim an association with you because it somehow elevates them. That's what you're saying.
Speaker 6: That this is also what JW said. Listen, I I don't know why the men do it, but the men do it sometimes.
Speaker 3: Now did JW say that or is he?
Speaker 6: JW claimed that JW claimed that no man would claim to have slept with me because I'm not attractive enough.
Speaker 3: But I mean, you're saying something different and you're saying that are and you're saying men are and you're saying men are claiming that. So it's that's strange. It doesn't make any sense anyway. What? What's the what? What's this? This seems like a really cool group of people. Do you hang out here often or I I?
Speaker 6: Just I'm getting into gambling. I'm trying to they're trying to get me into gambling.
Speaker 3: Sports Sports betting.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Huge. Huge.
Speaker 5: Sports vesting. Sports Vesting.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you in Monaco this year, the wealthiest people I ran into were all had online casinos. They were young and they were so wealthy. It was crazy, crazy. Now, we obviously we can't do that in the United States, but because, you know, our regulators like to keep us impoverished and behind, you know, third world countries that have online gambling.
Omar: Yeah, Benson, he's, he's not as powerful as he once was. They're making, they're making ways though. Polymarket, Kelsey, They're kind of getting in the door now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it don't. Yeah, I I tweeted this and I find it strange. So my buddy Toshi and Steve will do it. They gamble on like rubed and and and different sites that are illegal for United States citizens to gamble on. So they're they literally stream on YouTube gambling on these sites. Win and lose money. But if you were to gamble on these sites you can't even withdraw funds as AUS citizen. You can't even log on to the site without AVPN. Like how is that even happening? Can someone answer that for me because it seems illegal.
Omar: Yeah, I don't know too much about that in the VPN.
Speaker 3: Well, it's pretty simple. Steve will do it. Gambles online shows the gambling on YouTube and is live betting on those sites winning and losing millions of dollars. And my point is you can't access them as AUS citizen, you can't withdraw funds as AUS citizen, you can't even AM LKYC as AUS citizen. How are these guys online gambling from the United States?
Speaker 5: Jason, can I answer your question?
Speaker 3: Yes, please. Thank you.
Speaker 5: So basically what I think you're missing is you're kind of talking about the US like it's like this federally regulated thing, like it's offsides in the US, so therefore it can't happen. You have to remember it's like 50 little countries. You have to remember that. And there's Gray area of the United States. And this is how it's been happening for a very long time. It's not so cut and dry.
Speaker 3: Oh, so where's the Where is the part of the United States where I can gamble on these sites and withdraw my money?
Speaker 5: Different states deal. Different states deal with it in different ways, like there's more aggressive a GS and there's less aggressive a GS.
Speaker 3: My but I'm saying though I can't log on to the site, the site doesn't ask me what state I'm in. You you have to use the VPN to even access it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because probably in your state it's banned. Oh.
Speaker 3: Well, no, no, I'm saying the United States. You're saying that I could access it from some state and there's no VPN required?
Speaker 5: Yeah, this. You're making it seem like all the states share the same rule. So like.
Speaker 3: Depending is it that I can access ABC games for Let's just use that one. How do I access BC games? From what state? Explain that.
Speaker 5: So some states won't enforce that.
Speaker 3: Well, you're being vague.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I I could, I could give you OK, so.
Omar: Iowa.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Iowa. Iowa.
Speaker 3: Iowa has no VPN requirement to log into BC game.
Omar: I I don't know about the VPN stuff, but there are certain states where maybe things aren't enforced or there are loopholes in the regulation and you can go offshore. Vegas is very hard. Benson has a monopoly, so to speak, where you can't log on to some of these sites 'cause I recently moved from Vegas and there was times where I couldn't, I couldn't even access the sites. Now I didn't try the VPNs. I probably could have got around it. But yeah, Vegas is a Nevada is a tough one, but there are states. I know New York is a little bit stricter than.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I don't trust I have a decent, I have a decent AI. So I'm not using like AI slop that 99% of people use and I'm I'm using pretty powerful AI. It's saying that you guys are incorrect about Iowa.
Omar: I think Iowa you can use FanDuel draft.
Speaker 3: Games BC game. I'm saying BC, oh.
Omar: Forgive me, I'm not familiar with BC games.
Speaker 3: I was just, I was trying to not be vague, so I picked one. Now I'm also going to use the one they're using, Rubet.
Omar: I'm also not familiar I I do see the advertisements for that, but I.
Speaker 3: Just I find it that that's the only thing I I I'm just asking how they're circumventing U.S. law. And because I'm, I'm certain that that it's, it's probably they're really not betting and that that's, that's what I'm trying.
Speaker 5: To.
Speaker 3: That they're really not using money. They're being given play tokens and they're they're gambling and it's and then and then it's very nefarious. Omar. Is it Omar?
Omar: Yeah, I I would agree.
Speaker 3: Bad. What I'm saying it's way, way worse than we are even it's worse than just gambling and losing all your money. Worse than that is people fake gambling, winning lots of money and then you thinking, oh I'm going to go on Rube Ed and and and gamble $10,000 on on Wukong and you get fucking slaughtered for real money in a VPN and your money gets locked if you win because you won't be able to get it out because they'll say oh you need to do advanced AML KYC. And when you try to do that you fail because you're not in Colombia. You cannot produce a Colombian power bill and prove your address in Colombia where you VPN D in. Do you understand what I'm saying?
Omar: I do. I do believe that a lot of the stuff you see is fake, a lot of frauds, influencers.
Speaker 3: Tell tell me about what you guys are doing.
Omar: Go ahead, SV.
Speaker 5: You like competitive based gaming, skill based gaming. So I was going to come give an update on the scores for tonight because we have some competitions.
Omar: How does Zentani do?
Speaker 5: Zentani's up against Bruce right now, but it's still early. He's got a lot of pending plays. But she does have a, she does have a, a lead.
Speaker 3: He hit a big.
Speaker 5: Play. He hit a big play, Yeah, so.
Speaker 3: Are you guys betting on like real games or?
Omar: It's not quite betting it's competing. So what it is is SV, he's a computer scientist or computer engineer. And what he did, we decided maybe a year and three or four months ago to do a startup here on Spaces. He developed the app, the competitions, it's community based and we have a lot of tools and software that go along with the project. But basically we're a community of people and we compete in these contests, which are for now baseball, and we just rolled them out. But what it is is you enter the competitions and we go compete against community members and we have like Global chats and the SV Times, which is a little newspaper where we cover the daily events of the community. And am I missing anything? SV go ahead.
Speaker 5: No, that's pretty much it. That was great.
Speaker 3: Alright, so hold on. I think I'm grokking this. You guys have a community, you've got a token. You get to bet the tokens on Major League Baseball and whoever wins the most games kind of gets the prize. And it's like, no, OK, hit me with it. That's.
Omar: So we're not betting on baseball. What we're doing is competing against each other's ability to pick winning games.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I get it. I get it. So like you're, you're essentially picking who's going to win and who's going to lose. You're the whoever's the best.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And then aggregate in aggregate and all and all the in all the like statistics you're, you're building up a, a record to to just do better than someone it's not betting against like a game.
Speaker 3: No, I get it. But you have to pick the right games. You have to, you have to pick like it, like right. Not only do you.
Speaker 5: It's pretty, it's pretty. It's a little bit more complex than that. You need to pick the right game, sure, but you also need it to pick it at the right odds. So the odds have nothing to do with what you get paid back. It's just a way to score. So like, it's not just about picking the right games or picking the winners.
Speaker 3: OK, so I do know about sports betting, so just you guys don't mind me asking questions and.
Speaker 2: No, no, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 3: All right, so like right now I'm nine, I'm nine and one in the in the World Cup. So if I'm nine and one in the World Cup is if you if you equate that to baseball, you're saying that that wouldn't that.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't. Even though you're 9 and one, we have no way to know you're profitable just by you saying you're 9:00 and 1:00.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I if I was on the app and you were doing, if you were doing soccer and my community was, we were all saying we're going to bet the games and the app would aggregate that. So it's we would know that I was nine and one because in the app I would have put the.
Speaker 5: Your nine and one wouldn't necessarily mean anything because we're taking like, let's say you, you chose huge favorites. Obviously there's not a lot of skill in going nine and one and huge.
Speaker 3: In choosing huge favorites, really OK.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So like there's a scoring system depending on how likely that team was supposed to win, like real, real percent chance. So you're kinda the person who's the best has the biggest disparity from the real percent chance. Like they're obviously doing the best over time.
Speaker 3: No, I get it. And that's just sports betting. Like, you know, if you're betting a lock, you get paid less to win. You know, you, you're, I, I and you're doing the same thing. You're just essentially.
Speaker 5: You know, well, sports betting is on one single event, right? When you're doing it over an aggregate of many events, it's obviously different. You're you're. You're equating it to being so.
Speaker 3: Are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not a one straight thing. Well.
Speaker 3: That's pretty cool. I'd love to look at it. I've I've made an investment in the sports exchange. You could look that up. It's got a a native token and it's a strange, you know, you're essentially buying a percentage of the teams and you benefit from them winning and losing. I don't. It's a little different concept but something that was rolled out recently, but I'd love to.
Speaker 5: Oh, you would lose your mind bro, you.
Speaker 3: Would lose your mind. I'd like to learn more about it. I like this space A lot. I just, I worry about regulation and it sounds like you guys have thought deeply about it and have created a, a mechanism to avoid, you know, going to jail.
Speaker 5: We have little, We have little Jewish lawyers and they're like small. It's not a joke. They're seriously like little, little little Jewish guys who who really are good with us.
Speaker 3: Well, that's cool. I, I mean, that sounds very impressive actually. Did you pick them because they were little or because they were Jewish?
Omar: It's.
Speaker 5: Both. It's both.
Omar: The little is showbiz term that we use.
Speaker 3: Oh, you guys.
Speaker 5: No, no, these guys are little. They're small in stature. Little.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 3: This is cool, so no. Thanks for your time. It's funny, this is my third night coming into space is 2 nights. I got thrown out talking about business. So the first group I was trying to recruit Nigerians because my I looked at my analytics and that's like dominated by the US first and then Nigeria and 2nd. So I need to spend more time talking about Nigeria and and and having a fan base of Nigerians. But two, I was running into really cool businesses. Let me let me tell you one, this guy invented a condom that within 10 seconds of it being in contact with genitalia, it turns red if it detects an STD, chlamydia, syphilis, gonorrhea or hepatitis B. And I, I thought that was really interesting and I didn't get a chance to say, but wait a minute, if I put the condom on right 'cause I know it's really to detect whether the the other person has an STD. But what if you put the condom on and it turns red?
Omar: That would be good to know.
Speaker 3: For whom?
Omar: Not for yourself. Go get checked out. They would.
Speaker 6: Stop the girl from wanting to sleep with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Omar: But you don't want to give anybody fucking diseases. Jesus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're using a condom.
Omar: I don't know. I don't know. I've been married too long. I don't know about any of that stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, I wasn't that attracted about this anyway, but I'm just throwing a hypothetical because 1. I don't really want to be sleeping with anyone that I'm putting a condom on really just to avoid pregnancy, right? That that's really why the condoms there, because if we're talking about my Dick exploding in 10 seconds after inserting it in, I don't know if that's probably the best thing anyway. Would you agree, Omar?
Omar: I think the idea is probably that's probably a good thing.
Speaker 3: The idea is good.
Omar: Yes, I think it would be good make money.
Speaker 3: Make money and and you think this condom is going to be reliable because man, when I used to carry around condoms back when I was 18 and 19, those things, they were around for a while, bro.
Speaker 5: He's a very you're a very practical. I've never heard Someone Like You on spaces.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Well, it doesn't mean it's good.
Omar: Settle down.
Speaker 5: I see. Yeah, you are something. You're something. I can hear it.
Omar: Go ahead, Doctor. Fine.
Speaker 1: OK, so I just have a couple of questions about this whole sorry condom thing. How do you how do you know whether it's the applicant or the other party? Like like what is it only on the outsides?
Speaker 3: Well, that's what I was.
Speaker 1: Saying doctor, doctor, fine.
Speaker 3: You would.
Speaker 1: Not a doctor. I'm not a doctor. Not a doctor.
Speaker 3: And I'm, I'm not a nurse's assistant, but essentially.
Speaker 1: You really want.
Speaker 3: To, and I'm really not a nurse's assistant, but you, you would essentially put it on the erect penis, wait 10 seconds. If it didn't turn red, you would essentially look at your partner and go, I'm good. And then you'd stick it in some orifice and then 10 seconds later pull it out. And if it's red, I think there's a problem.
Speaker 1: No, I mean I understand. Yes, yes, yeah, I get the logistics.
Speaker 2: Of the.
Speaker 1: Saying there's a lot of loose ends here with this. How? How is this even possible from a medical standpoint? How is it even?
Speaker 3: Possible a medical.
Speaker 1: Standpoint. No. It's a piece of litmus paper here, you know.
Speaker 3: It, it works on RNA, Yeah, it's like it, it essentially it's a test, a laboratory test that the it's impregnated with this capacity. I, I, I I worked on a a similar technology. It was a nail Polish that detected date rape drugs. I invented this and worked with some engineers at NC State University and it was called undercover colors. So a woman could paint her nails, dip her finger in a drink and it would say if the drink had rheuhyphenol or different you have different date rape drugs in it.
Speaker 1: Kind of like a mood ring, huh?
Speaker 3: Kind of like a mood ring but stops you from getting raped.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's, I mean, if you can pull that up, it's a great product. What happened? What happened? What happened?
Speaker 3: Very difficult to develop the nail Polish stability and wrought with liability if you could imagine and then I didn't you know this, this is a complex thing. Can you imagine like this condom thrown off false negatives and my date rape nail Polish giving you a false positive. You think that this guy you're with is trying to drug you, And I mean, it's probably not great for dating.
Speaker 1: No, that's all very true. Yes, Yeah. It just reminds me that that woman had created that Walgreens blood test machine that they were trying to that.
Speaker 3: She's well, there were two women. So are you talking about Julia Cheek from Everlywell or are you talking about Elizabeth Holmes?
Speaker 1: From Elizabeth Holmes, The one that never blinks. The one that never blinks. Elizabeth.
Speaker 3: Holmes Yeah, she was the.
Speaker 1: Paranoid. Sensitive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did do diligence on her company and I when I was with them, I realized she was sleeping with Sonny Balaji, her COO and it free. I never invest in companies where the founder is having a sexual relationship with her employees.
Speaker 1: OK, I'm not even going to walk through that door. I'm just going to leave that all alone. And I'd say it's not going.
Speaker 3: To fine it's just basic principles that I have in investing I invest in.
Speaker 5: You're so you're, you're trolling, bro, Trolling. I'm not.
Speaker 3: Trolling at all? This is all truth, right?
Speaker 5: That's that's the best type of troll.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Doctor fine. You know, I I find that ideas, they come a dime a dozen. Good ideas, not impressed, but really rugged invest like entrepreneurs that never quit. That's where the money. That's where I want to put my money. Doctor fine.
Speaker 5: No shit, bro, no shit.
Speaker 3: No shit, that's what I say. No shit.
Speaker 5: No shit, it's obvious.
Speaker 3: Obvious shit right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, You want to give it to a guy who's just going to blow your millions of dollars? This happens all the time in this industry. You watch these guys absolutely fucking up.
Speaker 3: But I I need someone who's going to pivot and keep going and not quit.
Speaker 5: No shit.
Speaker 3: Shit, I like this guy's Antony.
Speaker 5: No shit bro.
Speaker 6: Who is it?
Omar: That seems like it. Oh, that's SV, little SV, SV.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like, no shit, man. That's obvious, right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's yeah, obviously, but not to everybody.
Speaker 3: But it it never works. I've lost hundreds of millions of dollars.
Speaker 5: No, because because the horse is not is not.
Omar: Why Nigerians are following you?
Speaker 3: Well, I I haven't invested hundreds of millions of dollars in Nigerians. These were these are mostly white Jews and New Yorkers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because they're lazy. I don't mean Jews in general, but Jews can be lazy.
Speaker 3: Big 1, you know, not going to say his name. Why not? Zach Prince fucked me for 300 million. Yeah, I just said his name.
Omar: Damn, yeah, 300 million but.
Speaker 5: Did you, did you get like forward to thinking these were the guys who were going to pivot and they were going to be able?
Speaker 3: To work hard. I thought they were the guys who were going to.
Speaker 5: How did you get full though? Because like you're, you asked so many questions. Like you, you seemed like you would pick up bullshit in a second.
Speaker 3: We proved myself and my partner that you can't pick, so you have to place small bets on 100 of them and hopefully 30% of them won't quit and we'll have a good idea and you'll lose money on but.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe that's like you guys aren't great at reading characters.
Speaker 3: No, I think we're one of the best in the world.
Speaker 1: Did you say Eric Prince? Did I heard that correctly?
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 5: No, I if you're one of the best of the world.
Speaker 3: So does that.
Speaker 5: A guy, a guy can trick you into you thinking this guy's never going to quit and he tricks you and you think that's like very high.
Speaker 3: A guy tricks me, so it's not about tricking. He just quits because he's a piece of shit or doesn't have what he was saying.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but when you first pick the guy, you would assume you're you're only picking guys who are never.
Speaker 3: Gonna give up leave that's not gonna give up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but then these guys who you really believed weren't gonna give up, they gave up. So you're.
Speaker 3: Saying that for some of your time I was right.
Speaker 5: Gotcha. Percentage wise, you're one of the best in the world. I see. I understand it's hard to be.
Speaker 3: Saying that it's impossible to walk into a room of 100 of them and pick the ones that aren't going to quit. That that's what I realized. So you have to put a bet on most all of them and hope 30% early stage like you guys, you're building a new company. You, you know, OK, I'll, I'll put some chips down. You know, 30% of this time I'm right.
Speaker 5: Well, it's I think you'd be able to pick that up from like a conversation or even a deep dive.
Speaker 3: Work. That's what I'm saying and I wish it was the case.
Speaker 5: But like how to take a really deep dive, like a super deep dive, like where you actually figure out if the person's like, because anybody can tell you, oh, I'm this, I'm that. We hear it every day here. But like how if you really got into somebody's business, you saw.
Speaker 3: Everything, man, Like I'm telling you, I, I, I'm talking about ultra marathon guys, like elite professional athletes. It's like people who've been successful before in business, you know, people from all over the world, immigrants, like I've gone through the whole thing. It's very hard to try to dial this in.
Speaker 5: And you think the number one thing is the people who never give up?
Speaker 3: I would prefer and and in this 30% world, it's people that didn't quit because they sometimes had the exact wrong idea, but they never quit. They pivoted and they found a way and ultimately were very successful. But it's just that they did.
Speaker 5: A lot of these people that you're speaking about are going to end up being like obsessive compulsive types of like crazy fuckers who won't go home.
Speaker 3: They they definitely have a certain type of of personality. Yes, 100%.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because they want it so bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's like my I've written about the four burner theory. So to be to to get to that super successful world, you got to turn off 2 of the four burners. The four burners represent like family, health, business, friends. So you're going to have to turn off two of those burners and you'll you can achieve potential like super success, but you're gonna smoke your thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but and you got and you gotta wanna keep like you have to have the drive to go it at it again and do it and do it faster and again and over and over and over again. But.
Speaker 3: That, but the people around you won't do that. Like your friends won't stick around for that, your family won't stick around for that, your health won't stick around.
Speaker 5: You should see we have a, we have a guy named Fannie Fanna who's a secondary coder. It's, you're talking like literally our situation right now. Yeah, man.
Speaker 3: They're very important to have around, man. They're absolute murderous killers who will, they just will execute and they, you'll, you'll beg them, man, You got to sleep, you got to eat, you got to take care of yourself. You know, you got to go home and talk to your wife or your, your girlfriend or your boyfriend. They just will sacrifice everything for the mission.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Easier to do when you people work with you versus for you. Easy.
Speaker 3: To create still, still real obvious Omar. No shit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's obvious.
Speaker 3: Omar, no shit.
Omar: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No shit, that's it. But. But I'm telling you, it's a secret to wild success in early stage venture investing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've always wanted to, like, gravitate to those people. Like, I like the guys who show up no matter what. When I first met Omar, he was every single day. All these other guys, they burn out. They don't have the ability to actually keep this going for months at a time for like 10-15 hours a day. So that's the first thing I picked up with Omar. Like he's a, he's a work, a real worker, not just a guy who's not gonna work.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Another thing that's really important is that they they never quit and they are just, they have integrity through the roof like most people.
Speaker 5: No shit.
Speaker 3: No shit, because a lot of people, and that's why I'm here, we, we use these social media channels to find an early stage investors and we built, you know, not only a small venture fund that and I'll give you some of the companies that we invested in SpaceX at a $30 billion valuation, Airbnb, pre IPO, Airbnb, SpaceX, Lyft, Reddit, man, like crazy, crazy companies. And that was myself and my partner Anthony Pompliano. Beyond that though, we also use this platform to invest over $100 million. And that's where that guy smoked $300 million of my money because I gave him 30 million and it was worth 300 million and he broke the company to 0, which sucks so bad. Dude, 300 million is a lot of money.
Omar: Yeah.
Speaker 5: 30 million is a lot of money.
Speaker 3: But 10 Xing 30 million to 300 on an investment is a lot of money and really hard to do. Interesting and really hard to do. And that company was called Block Fi.
Omar: Block Fi.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was called Block Fi. Yeah. And if you, I mean, this is all, you know, no shit, just search it. You know, but then you have a founder like Mike Cagney, who I invested $30 million in his company and he fucking pivoted and, and you know, he built like one of the first real RW as so he placed home equity lines on the blockchain, which is incredible. It's called Figure Technologies and he took it public.
Speaker 6: And it was huge.
Speaker 3: Success, like huge success. And I still am exiting that and that's a.
Speaker 6: Huge.
Speaker 3: Huge win for us. You know worth, gosh, you know, hundreds of millions.
Speaker 1: Hey, did the condom ever have a name? Did you ever come up with a name for the?
Speaker 3: For the yeah, it was called Poca Ho.
Speaker 1: Say again sorry. Say it again.
Speaker 3: It was called Poca Ho.
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't. Come on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Poca Ho good name, right? No shit.
Omar: With AK.
Speaker 3: Yeah. P OK EHOE poke a hoe.
Speaker 5: You really like the no shit, eh? Well.
Speaker 3: You said it, I think it's I.
Speaker 5: Think I know, I'm just saying you really like you.
Speaker 3: Love find it arrogant and and and pretty derogatory, but I'm just saying it back to you because yeah, yeah, you understand. Like if I, if I do something that I think is important and you go, no shit. I I think that's interesting.
Speaker 5: But to a guy like you, you don't feel it's different. You think that I'm saying that to try to make it. There are.
Speaker 3: No, no, I think it's a equal. I think we're, we're, you know, like I've come to your, your show. I don't know you and you know I treat everyone as an equal and and I think it's a a way to subordinate someone.
Speaker 5: Oh, like that I did it to subordinate.
Speaker 3: Of course, when I'm just definitely not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely not. No, No 100.
Speaker 3: Percent, but it's OK. I mean, I, I no no about that all the time today.
Speaker 5: That's fine. No, I know that. I'm not. I I I'm not gonna try to explain myself because I feel bad because I don't. I didn't.
Speaker 3: You don't feel bad or you didn't.
Speaker 5: No, I don't feel bad about saying that, no.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
Speaker 5: No, I feel bad about. It's not a subordinate thing, not a subordinated thing. I was kind of trying to say that it was obvious. No, no, not to everybody, but like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I get it. It's obvious.
Speaker 1: Hey, some like some focus group come up with that name or how did you guys direct them?
Speaker 3: No, no, it's not. It's not my company. I I find the whole thing ludicrous, I'm saying.
Omar: That I went into. Somebody pitched that to you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I went just last night and then they threw me out. Then I started asking questions like they that was why I said, oh man, I'm going to have to host my own space because these spaces are really not about exploring ideas. They're about monetizing, I guess a title. And if you drift off into something real and intellectual discussion, they're not interested in that, you know, they just want to move on to the next topic. Hey, this next hour is sponsored by protein chips made with chicken broths and fucking 10 grams of chicken Dicks.
Omar: You use.
Speaker 1: Affiliate code, yeah. Is that, is that like the weirdest thing you've ever got approached for That product was the oddest product or anything crazier than that?
Speaker 3: No, I've seen unbelievably stupid ideas and I've lost money on unbelievably.
Speaker 6: My idea.
Speaker 3: What's that, Zentani?
Speaker 6: I want to start mood mats. You know, mood rings. But it's mouse mat, mood mat.
Speaker 3: It's a great, it's a great idea.
Speaker 6: And the logo, can you let me finish please? And the logo on the mood, it has googly eyes in it. And a :) and then Z for the mat. What do you think? So when you're playing a video game, you can look down and see see your mood. Massive, right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I think it's, I mean, I need, no, I need to explore this more. I need.
Speaker 6: 50 Millie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet. All right, here we go with the shtick.
Speaker 1: You sit on this thing, 50 million.
Speaker 6: 10%.
Speaker 5: How does he know? How do you know about shtick? How do you know about shtick?
Speaker 3: It's a COCTA idea.
Speaker 5: What the fuck?
Speaker 3: I said it's a do you a cocta ideas in.
Speaker 5: May they barely.
Speaker 3: Leak.
Speaker 5: Oh wow.
Speaker 3: So I was going to give you one other one, Doctor. Fine. So I was the early investor, founder of the gravity blanket, a weighted blanket. Do you know that 10?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was one of the largest Kickstarter campaigns ever, most successful Kickstarter ever. And it was really came from, I met this creative guy named John Fiorentino in New York. You know, he's walking around with snap glasses on. You know, he's squatting in people's houses. He loves using their, you know, their, their shampoos and stuff like he's really into aesthetics and candles and he's a very interesting person. And you know, he doesn't, I'm like, here's $100,000 If you come up with an idea, like use the money to make it So he's, he's doing his thing, squatting in people's houses, rich people, whatever. And he comes back and he's like, hey, Jason, you heard of like Thunder buddies? And I was like, no. And he's like, well, dogs get real nervous when there's lightning and Thunder and they put them under this, this blanket that has a little weight to it and they it calms the dogs down. They don't, they don't feel as bad. And he's like, I want to make the same kind of blanket for people, You know, this weighted blanket. I think it'd feel good or feel like a hug. I'm like, man, that sounds crazy. We do some medical research. It's validated a bit. It's awesome. I don't know if you've ever used a weighted blanket, but it's the greatest thing ever. Like I'm telling you, Zentani, I know you like your mood. Matt, get a weighted blanket. Put that on when you're laying on the couch. It's fantastic.
Speaker 6: And it's called OK, but you could have both. Imagine you have a weighted blanket and you put a mood mat over it.
Speaker 3: About a mood. A mood weighted blanket.
Speaker 6: See, This is why we need to work together. This is for everyone listening. This is what real business is about.
Speaker 3: 50,000,010%.
Speaker 6: 50,000,010% yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have all the control, right? It's a minority partnership with No, no I'll.
Speaker 6: Crunch the numbers, yeah.
Speaker 1: Like you can make hats and shit, you could do all kinds of things with that if that, if you get the technology dialed in, doesn't have to be a mat necessarily. You can make sweaters, hats, all kinds of things.
Speaker 3: I love this doctor fine. Because imagine you're dating Zintani and like, the bad mood is like pink. Her hat's all pink and you're like, oh shit, you know, you know what you're dealing with. They go, oh, she's fucked up already. I just got home.
Speaker 1: Yeah. See, there's alternative purposes for that project. That's when you diversify the the, the, the no.
Speaker 3: You have your whole workforce in them. Yeah, you're fortunate they work for.
Speaker 1: Relationships too, just by walking around and those things on Yeah.
Speaker 3: Just walk around like I'm only dealing with people that have orange. Orange is they're good, they're happy the fuck away from me. Pinks.
Omar: Can you see the pink go to the friendly color in real time?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can. You can transition it and take credit for it like I changed your mood.
Omar: Bring some flowers. She she starts off pink. Cook her little meal. Boom, now she's green.
Speaker 3: Omar, what about like a dating? So like if she's gonna like, you know what I'm saying? You're you just met and you're literally rising her up and you can see it's like Ding, she wants to fuck.
Omar: Jesus, I don't know. I haven't been married too long.
Speaker 1: I know.
Omar: I don't know how this works anymore.
Speaker 5: Did you go to Jewish day school?
Omar: No.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Omar: Who you asking me?
Speaker 5: No, it's fine. It's fine. I know the answer.
Speaker 3: I'm from Queens, NY. I mean, I grew up in a Italian neighborhood, but there were a lot of Jews around. So like, I love a knash and you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, delicious.
Speaker 5: You like like a post World War 2 work ethic?
Speaker 3: 100% yeah. No shit, no shit. Wait.
Omar: You said it again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because he wasn't actually offended and he knows I wasn't trying to be offensive.
Omar: No shit.
Speaker 3: It's different with the it's the, it's the the way that you're saying it that that's the issue. I'm having it. It's the what what do you say? Isn't Ani an inflection the way he's going? No hubris, hubris. No, no, no, no. I can feel the condescension because of the way you're saying it. If you were like going, no shit.
Speaker 1: You guys know this business logo man lingo you got?
Speaker 3: Into no chance.
Speaker 5: Dude, I was saying that out of like passion to you.
Speaker 3: No, that's different. You would have went no.
Speaker 2: Shit.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I don't speak like that.
Speaker 3: That's the way you would go. You'd be like no.
Speaker 2: Shit.
Speaker 5: No, no.
Speaker 3: You were saying no shit, condescending.
Speaker 5: It wasn't condescending, but you took it. Yeah. No, no, no shit. Oh, wow. Oh, wow. Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's how it felt like. And then again, as an equal and as I treat people as equals, I don't mind being subordinated by you guys. It's your show.
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, You know what it was like? No, I won't tell you. It's OK. No, I won't tell you.
Speaker 3: But I appreciate, I appreciate the even the opportunity to come up and, and, and you know, chop it up with you guys. This is a lot of I I like doing this, you know, hopefully it brings some value to someone. Most of it has been no shit, like totally obvious. Well.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: 100 percent, 100% even the four, the four stove, the four burner thing was totally obvious too.
Speaker 5: I just see it as 11.
Speaker 3: Burner Yeah. So you literally don't. You just either smoke everything and meet and you're.
Speaker 5: Also, no, I just think, I think that the one that's the most important, like obviously you're always gonna have a little simmer bro on the other ones, but you have to be full flame on the one that's the most important.
Speaker 3: Which one is that?
Speaker 5: Like like for me or just in general?
Speaker 3: 4 burners. Each one represents something. So one burner's family, the others work, the other's friends. Yeah, it's it's it's career. So you keep the career on hot or simmer?
Speaker 5: You have to adjust like if the times you need to go for it, you go for it. You have to keep it on high. But you of course need to adjust like you need to pivot, you need to adjust. You can't have the family on low all the time, but you need to know when you need to go high.
Speaker 3: OK. And that's what I was saying, in my experience with 10 billionaires, it was impossible for them to achieve that status, that elite financial level without smoking two of the burners. I mean, turning them off. Yeah.
Speaker 5: You're going to fall short. You're going to fall short. Q Burners for sure.
Speaker 3: And then it's sad, like they either had terrible health and divorce, no friends and terrible health. You know what I'm saying? Like it was never.
Speaker 5: You not know a person who's able to do the four burners like, do you not?
Speaker 3: No, no, I've never met anyone that has all four burners on and has elite level financials. Let's talk about them.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, like elite, elite level, right. You're talking about like just.
Speaker 3: Bring it on. Who is the billionaire you know that is has all four burners?
Speaker 5: Oh, no, no.
Speaker 3: None.
Speaker 5: No, I I wouldn't say billionaire like I would think that there's got elite. Yeah, yeah. I'm not talking about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, crypto millionaire. Yeah, who gives a fuck about that?
Speaker 5: No, I'm talking about a guy who runs his little business in his little small town. He's actually a pretty good business person, but he just doesn't have the thinking that you have, but has the same work ethic. Like there's a lot of guys like that. They have ten, $15 million. There's a lot.
Speaker 3: Of well, now, now that's pretty elite. So tell me, who has 50 million in hand?
Speaker 5: Smoke in the Burner, 10/15, 10:15 million.
Speaker 3: 10 million is not even. You can't even retire on 10 million.
Speaker 5: I mean like if you told that to a normal person of.
Speaker 3: Course no, you can't retire on 10 million.
Speaker 5: No, like you, like I get what you're saying, but like yes, like people can you?
Speaker 3: Cannot with, with, with inflation and the cost of, of, of everything. You cannot retire on $10 million. It's it's peasant money.
Speaker 5: OK, so these people aren't gonna make $10 million, though.
Speaker 3: And that's why I'm saying they can't rate, you can't get to elite, the elite level like $10 million, man. You could, you could literally at if you're 20 years old, you work 2 jobs, you don't get married and divorced, you don't have children. If you date you, you combine the two incomes. You work 2 jobs and you, you live off 1/2 of 1 income. So you're saving 1 1/2 of your income. You're working 2 jobs and you live a very modest life. You'll be a millionaire by the time you're 45.
Speaker 5: So why can't they retire like that?
Speaker 3: You'll be. That's poverty. It's poverty I used.
Speaker 5: To on on $10 million, they're not gonna be able to make that.
Speaker 3: Poverty.
Speaker 5: Are you being for real?
Speaker 3: No shit.
Speaker 5: Come on.
Speaker 3: Poverty, bro.
Omar: 10 million's a lot of money.
Speaker 3: I'm in the wrong room, Santani.
Speaker 5: No, I think you're just. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, I think if they're the wrong to me, I used to say 20 years ago you needed $1.65 million by the age of 65 to retire. That is so low. That's not even close. That was 20 years ago. I used to talk about that when I started. We used to say, oh, you need about 1.65 million to rehire, man. Do you know how fast the dollars being, like, inflated away or it's like literally the dollars being destroyed, $10 million is peasant money. Gary Cardone, come up here and please. Yeah. Mike Alford, come up here, please, and back me up $10 million, please.
Speaker 2: Is it you're talking?
Speaker 5: Like, no he's not.
Speaker 3: Showing sort of throwing Gary Cardona up here. This is sophisticated.
Omar: I made a bank deposit yesterday live on spaces.
Speaker 6: I think you guys could. You guys could read his book. I think it would. It would.
Speaker 5: I just don't think you need to ignore the reality. Like, I get what you're saying, but I think the reality of what you're saying isn't real.
Speaker 3: Please bring up Mike Alford and Gary Cardone. These are people that I respect and that May.
Omar: Help let me send invite.
Speaker 3: Bring them up here. They're, they're good guys. And I, and I may be wrong, I I've never talked to them, $10 million. Is that like a whirlwind elite level of money?
Omar: What about if you're frugal?
Speaker 5: No one's saying it's a No one's saying it's a whirlwind of money.
Speaker 3: President level achievement. So go ahead, bring them up and let's see what they think.
Omar: Hey, what's up, Mike? Gary, welcome to the show. Hey guys, what's up? Whatever Jason and Mike think and say, just follow their lead. They know. They know exactly what you guys need to do.
Speaker 5: Appreciate that, Gary. I'm I'm just curious why Jason Williams is all of a sudden so active in spaces. I even heard he ran. I heard through the Grapevine he ran his own space yesterday.
Speaker 3: They're so I think Mike, the reason is I didn't know about Omar that I'm glad he's here. But outside of this, there is this, this space is gone. It has been, it has been like hijacked by murderous, treacherous, the worst of the world. So that's it. I've I've, I've had enough. And I said I'm going to host spaces and just talk like I am with Omar. These guys are great. But I want to get back to what we're talking about $10 million. Mike, can you retire and are you excited about that?
Speaker 5: People like me don't retire.
Speaker 3: But.
Omar: 10 million a did you say 10 million a month?
Speaker 3: No $10 million worth your retiring.
Omar: No, I do. You can't do that shit now.
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 1: Go I would.
Speaker 3: MM is that a lot of money Did you did?
Speaker 5: You, it's, it's all relative to your interest in your skill set and your desires. I personally wouldn't be interested in that. But that's just because, you know, like I want, I want to make 50 million to 100 million every year, right? I've, I've only done it once. I've only done like one time was enough for me to get hooked. I'm like, I want to see if I can make over $100 million in a single year. And that's the business that I'm in, right? I'm in the money business. So in the money business, you make money, right? My entire business is about investing in great companies and generating an outsized return. So if retiring means I'm dead for me, if I retire from making money, I'm dead. So like Warren Buffett was still investing. Like he's still investing now. He's like 9394 years old. I'm only in my 40s, so retirement is is kind of dumb, right? Like the person who's like, oh, if I had $10 million, I'd be on the beach with a pina colada. It's like you'll never have 10 bucks. The people who actually get $10 million don't care about $10 million. That's just kind of the way the world works. It's study Eastern philosophy, study Buddhism. I don't actually care about the money. I don't mind having the money, but I don't grasp at it. I don't, I don't crave it. In some senses, I don't even need it. But it is the scorecard in my business for success. So if you're good at what I do, then you make a lot of money. You can choose to care about money like you can choose to buy cars and houses and spend on really expensive stuff. But I'm not. Jason knows this. I'm not a materialistic person. I've been driving the same Ford F-150 for the last like 14 years. I paid it off like 12 years ago. I never buy new clothes. I don't wear watches. I have no tattoos. I don't wear any jewelry whatsoever like I'm wearing. I have one pair of shoes that I really like that I've been wearing for 10 years. And no matter how many 10s of millions of dollars I make this year, that's not going to change because it was never, it was never about the money I sold. I had one Rolex. I sold it like 10 or 12.
Speaker 6: Years. Big mistake. Big mistake.
Speaker 5: So isn't that basically like it's not all about the money because it's you're, you're saying that you don't spend the money and it's all about the work. It sounds like for you, the I'm in the money business. So that means if you do a good job on your work, then you make money. Yeah, but you're saying the the money you don't necessarily value, you just use it as a scorecard. So you're, you're playing the game. Look, look, you need, you need resources in order to buy your time back. So the most valuable resource in the world is the time and health to interact with other human beings that matter to you, whether that's your kids or your partner or your friends or whoever you enjoy spending time with. If you're sick, you can't do that 'cause you're lying in a hospital bed. If you got to go work for some asshole who's going to be your boss for the next 20 years, you can't do that either because he's like, you got to come in at 6:00 AM, chump. And I said fuck all to to all that shit years ago. I said I'm never working for anyone else ever again. I'm never doing anything with my time on any any day that I choose not to. That is the value of money to be. Some people think they want money because they want stuff. And I'm just telling you that is a dead end. Stuff is a dead end. Material goods is a dead end. All that stuff will ultimately make you miserable, especially if you compare yourself to other people. But if you just enjoy being alive everyday and you enjoy being healthy and you enjoy having coffee with a good friend or going for a walk with your daughter or your son or, right, having a great dinner with somebody you're working with and drinking some good wine, then like life is good. Lift some weights like Jason and go for a long run in the mountains like me, and life is fucking great. You don't need $10 million to do that. But in modern America, in order to do everything you want, you probably need a lot more than 10 million. So it's a weird paradox.
Speaker 6: How do you expect anyone to take you seriously in business if you don't even have a Rolex?
Speaker 5: I I I love these kinds of questions because they.
Speaker 6: Can a lot of business, I do a lot of business. I don't mean to insult you, You sound you sound great. But respectfully, the first thing I look for is a Rolex watch.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, the good news, I'm not looking for any more LP's. I started.
Speaker 6: With the end goal so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I got it and and that's fine. I and.
Speaker 6: A big mistake because we're doing lots of business.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. Yeah. You and Jason, I hear, are going into business together. That's amazing.
Speaker 6: We are. Did you hear that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I already heard it.
Speaker 6: Don't try to take it either. You can't. You can't pull this off.
Speaker 5: I already did business with Jason. Jason, what do you invest? Like 1,000,000 bucks? One of my companies.
Speaker 3: No, 100%. And IT Mike is the exact character type that I was talking to users about, like a person that would never quit. He, he showed me superhuman characters, characteristics that I'm telling you, he is an elite long distance runner, a great person and someone I would never question ethically again. And he didn't get the, the he had an idea and he had to pivot all over the place. So that's the that's the kind. And I gave him 1,000,000 bucks or how much more or a million?
Speaker 5: I think it was like 750 maybe total. It wasn't. It wasn't a lot.
Speaker 3: Of money and it was early, right, Mike?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you were in the seed round and you're in like basically the first couple rounds.
Speaker 3: And that was a long time ago too. What was that 20/17/2018?
Speaker 5: Yeah, 2018-2019 and we sold the business to NITIG in 2020.
Speaker 3: That's right. So, but, but guys, one thing I want to say about Mike, you know, he, he is exceptional. He is in frugal. This is something I, I was interested in. And I also want to say he shops in the children's section, which also probably saves money because he's very tiny. So I I don't want to let that go. Mike, do you save money on clothes because they're at the children's section?
Speaker 5: The funny thing about this, Jason, is that my kids have like about 50 times as as many items of clothing as I do. They're always getting new stuff and I still have the same shit. And and it's funny like that's, that's what being a leader is all about, a servant leader, being a patriarch of a household. You can do whatever you need to do, like in business, whatever. But like, the first priority is the kids gotta eat. Yeah, right. The kids gotta eat and they gotta get new shoes. And if Data doesn't get anything, so be it. In my case, I could afford to buy new clothes. I just choose not to because I don't care about it.
Speaker 3: Omar, this may be another no shit for you, but I'm gonna say this and I wanna see what Mike's impression is because this is how it is for me. Making the first million was like impossible man. It was so hard. Like I I had to literally overcome my whole life, my childhood, all of my trauma, like everything. All the people in my life that make believe they want to help me, but do you really want to fuck me? I had to overcome all that and then come up with like a fucking idea that was world changing and then execute on it. And I had no skills to do this. It was only through my own ignorance of not knowing how dangerous what I was doing was and executing on it through just sheer luck and and relationships. And you make the first million, then you make 5 million, then you make 10 million, and you learn how to make money. And that's the game. The 10 million means nothing. It's like, can I get to 100,000,500 million? And I was fortunate enough to have a $500 million exit in just one company. And then you go on and on and on and on and on. And the stuff that Mike's talking about that he doesn't really like, they're just trophies. Just trophies. You got a Lambo, you got a Porsche, you got Zentani's Rolex. That catches her eye. Doesn't really mean much, but it just means I I made it and it.
Speaker 6: Means everything.
Speaker 3: Means everything. I'm sorry, the Rolex means everything.
Speaker 6: The first thing, the first thing a young man should do. You tweeted this out.
Speaker 3: I know, yeah, 100% viral.
Speaker 6: I thought, why are you switching up on me? The first The first thing every young man should do is take out a loan and get a Rolex.
Speaker 3: A home equity or take out a yeah, a payday.
Omar: Loan and viral.
Speaker 5: And Tony, do you understand that like 98% of Jason's tweets are literally somebody else's tweet? Do you understand?
Omar: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, I know this very well, no.
Speaker 5: Idea when I'm reading Jason's tweet, none of them are. None of them are him. I I can read them and I'm like, oh, he, he got some, some crypto kid who the crypto kids post this stuff like unironically and then Jason Seals didn't post it. It just comes across so wild because you're like, here's a man, here's an adult male who's worth hundreds of millions of dollars and he's tweeting this like stuff in lowercase that only a 23 year old like broke crypto bro would have posted. And I, I read them and I just chuckle to myself because I can picture the type of person who originally posted it. And then I think about Jason's life and I go, this is freaking ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Bro, that's so so.
Speaker 3: Funny, I love it, thank you for that. That's not true though. Those are all original tweets. How dare you insult me like this on this stage.
Speaker 1: This is there's a recorded space.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to hold you accountable for everything.
Speaker 5: We will be writing about this tomorrow. We have a newspaper on the SV Times.
Speaker 3: Exactly. Exactly. Hey, Doctor. Fine. What do you think about all this?
Speaker 1: I guess it's fascinating. I'm glad to be flying the wall, to be honest with you.
Speaker 5: Doctor Fine's been with us since the beginning.
Speaker 3: And I love having a doctor here just adds another dimension of like, you know, stability and if you need the medical resource and, you know, it's just cool because sometimes I can meander into areas of of, of the world. I I really have no place being.
Speaker 1: You're not a doctor.
Speaker 5: There were so many cases, so many mentally ill cases on here that we've had to build a little hospital at the SV wing and we're hoping to put Doctor Doctor Fein in there.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, when I first came in, I was listening, I was like, is this space like guess the medical disorder, is that what this is? And.
Speaker 5: Just very wide array of like crazy you guys.
Speaker 1: Were like.
Omar: Creating fictional daily podcast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a fictional.
Speaker 3: Story This guy was like ranting and you know, and you were.
Speaker 1: Like a lot of type personalities floating around, no doubt about it.
Speaker 3: Usually I host my space around this time, but I guess this is our space. I'm a speaker, but we're we're having, we're having a great time.
Omar: You want Co host?
Speaker 3: No, no, I don't. I don't want that responsibility. I did my only space that I ever spoken as a host last night and I had I had 157 listeners and 2000 in the grease trap.
Omar: Oh wow.
Speaker 3: That's, that was incredible. I mean, that means, what does that actually mean though? When you have 2000 people in the grease trap, They wanted to listen to someone, want to be associated with what I was with me in any way.
Omar: It's possible. We have a lot of that here. We call them what are they called, hate watchers?
Speaker 3: I mean, how many do you hate watchers do you have right now?
Omar: A lot.
Speaker 5: A lot a.
Speaker 3: Lot down there.
Omar: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You guys, you guys had about 100 and 40 people when I came in. Now there's 550.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so Mike brings the crowd. You.
Speaker 5: Know, but if I leave, if I leave right now, it's going to go right back to 1:50. You want to test it out, see how long? I think it'll take about 15 minutes to go back.
Speaker 3: To He's tiny, but he has tremendous hubris that's.
Speaker 5: Hubris. That's hubris.
Omar: This guy.
Speaker 3: No, it's it's at least when you can run 100 miles, you can talk this way.
Speaker 5: Hey, don't, don't test me. I mean, if you want, if you want, I'll.
Speaker 3: Don't. Don't do it. Don't do it, Mike. Don't do it.
Speaker 5: Please.
Omar: What you do The long distance running marathons?
Speaker 5: Longer. I used to do 100 mile runs.
Omar: Hey, we got a guy that does it. Where's Pappy, guys? Somebody hit up Pappy.
Speaker 5: I just had Pappy 15 tonight. I had one one glass of Pappy 15 ghetto shit after dinner. Stop it. I got Pappy 23 and Winkle.
Speaker 3: Winkle ghetto shit, come on.
Speaker 5: It's if you get that out, it's like a.
Omar: Con man did something with that.
Speaker 5: Stuff. If you go to a steakhouse right now and almost anywhere in America, it's like 250.
Speaker 3: Dollars. It's expensive. First. I have the Pappy 25. I paid $70,000 for a bottle.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know. And it it says Bitcoin on it, right?
Speaker 3: No that one doesn't. I have Pappy 23 with the engraving. I'm only going to drink it when it when Bitcoin hit 250.
Speaker 5: 1000 what? What's up with you and alcohol, Jason? You.
Speaker 2: You. I don't.
Speaker 5: Talk. I know you say you don't drink, but then occasionally, occasionally you're drinking something really expensive. So what's that all?
Speaker 3: About only if, like you, I'm not joking about this. Like when I've invited you over, like you come to the beach house and I would have a drink with you. But but I don't, I don't ever drink by myself or I never. I don't drink at restaurant.
Omar: When?
Speaker 5: You when you were with Peter McCormick, one of those times you guys were out drinking late.
Speaker 3: I just was. I didn't drink.
Speaker 5: Oh, you just look like you were drinking because everyone.
Speaker 3: Else I, I drink Diet Coke. I was there. I, I was just arm wrestling, you know, the, the tight end of the charge.
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember him. He was in the Bitcoin when Bitcoin was up. We, I was funny how that is everybody was into Bitcoin when it was up. It's crazy. And now Bitcoins not up and and people aren't into it, which is when you actually make money, you're actually going to make money buying Bitcoin at 62. Turns out not buying it when everybody's really excited about it. But I guess This is why most people aren't successful in investing. They only want to buy stuff after it's going.
Speaker 3: Up they they bought it at 1:26 and then they left.
Speaker 5: And then they blame somebody on the they blame Jason Williams. He wrote a book about Bitcoin. So it must be Jason Williams fault that I didn't make money.
Speaker 1: On right, right.
Speaker 3: But but, but Mike, when it was 17,000, I was begging them, but they would rather buy, you know, you know, dog shit coin and, and you know, ask Pepe and Pepe with Dick and Pocaho coin. And I'm like, no, just buy Bitcoin at 17,000 and it goes to 126,000. And then they go, oh, I'm going to buy Bitcoin now. And then they're like, fuck you, Jason, I'm broke. I'm going to I'm going to kill you and your family and your your phone number ends in 7464.
Speaker 5: No joke, I got a voicemail yesterday morning, my Google Voice number and the Google Voice number was like blue horseshoes says we're shorting everything in the sector today and that's it. It was, it was from a, it was from a like an unmarked nuts number with no, so somebody has like 1 of my numbers and they're leaving cryptic voicemails about the market on my voicemail. Another, another thing that happened recently, somebody started leaving bags of cash outside of my house every morning and I'd see them on the camera on the video because we got like the Ring camera they'd pull up. It's pretty nice car they come out.
Speaker 3: Black Mercedes.
Speaker 5: It, I'm not going to say what it is because I reported them already to the FBI, but they would pull their hat down over their face and they dropped several duffel bags with like 4 or $5000 of cash. And it was happening like multiple times a week. And so at some point I was just like, I got to contact the FBI about this, you know? And so anyway, like, stuff happens, man. Like, you got to be careful out here in these streets.
Speaker 3: Is that a true story or you just?
Speaker 5: Just make it No 100 a 100% true.
Speaker 3: Crazy because I I know some people in your area I just wondered if they were just fucking around.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, everybody knows some people in my area. I know some people in your area, but I don't leave bags of cash for your your front door because you don't need it. You don't need bags of.
Speaker 3: Cash. It's such a weird world. Might be careful out there, Mike. What's the longest you've ever run?
Speaker 5: This is 100. I've done 100 miles four times and.
Omar: That's crazy, guys.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, that's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: The last, well, the last one I did was Leadville, which starts at 10,000 feet above sea level. So you're way up in the mountains, you go all the way up over Hope Pass at like 12,600 feet. It was like 17 or 18,000 of cumulative climb over 100 miles.
Omar: Wait a minute, you were running uphill?
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah, up and downhill in the huge, huge peaks. Like. Yeah, but you, Omar?
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, Omar. He's very small, so his legs are tiny. They just kind of like, they're not like you. You're probably a normal sized man. So just imagine you walking. It's a lot. It's a lot of energy. He's like an Ant. He says Scurry.
Omar: But why would you want to do something like that?
Speaker 3: When you can scurry, you do things like that. Well, it's not running. Go ahead, Mike.
Speaker 5: Let me, let me just finish the story though. Like this is something I got into. I don't know, 15-18 years ago and I'd run a half marathon, right? Everybody's running a half marathon or a road marathon. It's like not hard to do. You don't even. And I ran 1/2 marathon. Some girl at a bar was like, oh, that's not cool. There are people running 50 and 100 miles now. I said what the what are you talking about? And she's like, go home and buy this book by Dean Carnosis ultra marathon man. So I literally rush shipped it on Amazon like next day delivery because I was so excited. I opened it up. I got 30 pages into it and I was like, holy shit, there literally are people running 50 and 100 miles in the dark in the mountains with a headlamp and like a Snickers bar. I'm like, I got to do this and I literally just started doing it. I did a 50 Miller just a couple months later and then I just started doing hundreds and I fell in love with the sport and I don't run the races anymore, but I, I ran 10 miles today. I ran 10 miles at like an 840 pace and I'm in my mid 40s right So and, and it was hot and I carried no water, no food or anything. I, I can do up to 2530 miles with no water, no food. It's incredible really, which is like a different, it's like a different sport than regular running. Like most fast runners like wanna drink Gatorade and like have water like right away, 2 miles in and that's when I start cruising, right? Like I, I start cruising around mile five, mile 7 and I try to be super efficient. So I go as fast as I can without using basically any resources so that I can go as far as possible without carrying anything. I do the same thing in the mountains. I'll be up in the mountains for the next few weeks and and when I'm up there I try to go 1520 miles with just like 20 ounces of water and no calories, which again is unusual. Most people want to carry like a whole backpack with snacks and they're stopping for a peanut butter and Jelly sandwich every few miles or whatever.
Speaker 3: I mean, Mike, the, the speed that you're running is impressive as well. Like I, I mean, I even hate to say that to you because it's, you know, I'm not, I'm not trying to glaze you, but like an 840 mile over 20 miles. Like when I I played pro soccer and we had to do the Cooper Test as soon as we showed up at the camp.
Speaker 5: And 2222 miles under 6, you got it under 12 minutes and I I've.
Omar: Done.
Speaker 5: I've done 2 miles under 5 that's.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable, Mike, I've done.
Speaker 6: I've done a.
Speaker 3: Full in print for me. 6:30 to do 11:45. And I mean I'm running as fast as I can puke all out dead. 8 laps, 1145.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's really good though. How you must have been in your 20s.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean early 20s.
Speaker 3: I was going to go back and play for Peter's team three seasons ago before he got they moved up. This is when they were playing an FA Cup. I was going to play my last season, but you know, I'm still a decent athlete. But I couldn't do that, Mike. I even tried on a treadmill and I I just couldn't get the.
Speaker 5: And I and I couldn't lift literally a third of the weight you lift on your heavy lifts. I mean, that's the cool thing about life, guys, is you don't have to be great at everything, but you should be careful about what you spend your time on and what you focus on. And with that in mind, I'm focused on family. I got to run, guys. Enjoy the rest of the space. Thanks, Jason. Yeah, man. Thanks. Thanks. Yeah. Hey.
Omar: Take it easy, Mike.
Speaker 3: Thanks to come back. But Mike, get a Rolex please. You're embarrassing yourself.
Speaker 6: Please.
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ like.
Speaker 6: I don't know how you guys listen to that guy.
Speaker 3: I know, I know. Go ahead. Isn't Tommy? I mean roast his ass.
Speaker 6: No, that's all I got to say. I don't want.
Speaker 3: To no, I mean, imagine he shows up to a meeting and we're trying to get 50 million.
Speaker 6: For I just shut the door. I wouldn't even, I didn't even know why you guys, as soon as he said he doesn't have a Rolex, I don't know why why we kept him up.
Speaker 3: You know exactly, Omar, can you do better?
Omar: I I can't run.
Speaker 6: 100 miles filtering for quality, Omar.
Omar: There's no way could you imagine, could you imagine even wanting to do something like that?
Speaker 3: Filtering for quality.
Omar: No running 100 miles.
Speaker 3: I thought you were talking about quality. Yeah. No, I mean, I could I and I think you could, you could, you could do a half a marathon without even training. You can gut that out. But nothing else that Mike does, you can gut out. There's no you break, you die, your heart explodes like you. You just can't do it. You start running. 20 miles, 26 miles, a hunt. Is this guy, I mean, he used to run. I would talk to him. He runs.
Omar: Without water.
Speaker 2: Too.
Speaker 3: It's great. What?
Omar: About if he starts dehydrating.
Speaker 3: He doesn't dehydrate, man. He's a damn insect level sized person. Beetles don't dehydrate. He is tiny, man. Like I pick when I see him. I pick him up. I carry him around the office. I'm like, hey, Mike Albert's here, guys. You ever see this when a, when a guy has a little baby, they wear it like on the front of their body. Oh.
Omar: Like in the Hangover?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah. But that's what I put Mike in when he comes to the office at Morgan Creek.
Omar: Come on, he's not that.
Speaker 3: He's that small man, I swear. I mean, I'm in a big guy though, you know? But I mean, I put him on the front and I walk him around.
Omar: You ever do any celebrity boxing exhibition? Boxing.
Speaker 3: No, man, I, I, I almost fought last year in the crypto, but the guy wouldn't fight me. He was a, he's a goddamn pussy. He wanted me to pay him $150,000. I said, look, I don't even want any money. I don't even want anyone to know. I'll fly. I'll fly to the closest private airport. I'll bring a nurse. I'll whip your ass right by the plane, give you healthcare and I'll leave. That's it. But he, he wouldn't do it. He's like you got to give me $150,000 and then you know, I wanted to fight him in crypto thing, but he wouldn't, he wouldn't do that either.
Omar: We, we put a well, we, we got a boxing match put together and then we were going to, we were going to put on a card with some of the spaces boxers, some of the floppy hair young guys, but they turned out to just be grimy, fucking not real person people, you know, just fucking losers. So we, we pulled the plug on it. But there's always, always tough guys amongst us, right? I'm looking to do the boxing.
Speaker 3: Right. I kind of roll with the guys who are really boxing. So like Bitlord, you know who you know Bitlord is? Yeah, yeah. So he's, I think a real guy shows up the box and I certainly would. And there was a number of other people were docked, you know, it's like.
Omar: How much you weigh?
Speaker 3: Right now I weigh 1183, I'm 61183.
Omar: Wow. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: But I mean, I, I like to walk around 200, but I'm, I'm, you know, summer's here, sun's out, gun's out, you know?
Omar: What do you think JW that guy that was performing earlier?
Speaker 3: Sounds like a massive human. Intellectually and physically. He sounds like he's 64250.
Omar: Yeah, something like.
Speaker 3: That 3% body fat.
Omar: I don't think he could box that well though.
Speaker 3: So it all sounds like bullshit to be honest.
Speaker 6: With you, he has the, he has the biggest side neck muscles that I've ever seen in my the trapezoids. Yeah, he doesn't have a neck.
Speaker 3: Does he have a Rolex?
Speaker 6: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: So he's, he's pretty, he's pretty ripped.
Omar: Yeah, he's he's a big guy. I.
Speaker 6: Sent you a picture of him under the comment you made it to see if it would help you.
Omar: It's not the doctored 1, is it Santani?
Speaker 6: No, it's the. It's the real 1. I don't.
Omar: See. That's why it gets.
Speaker 6: Wide I can. I can send the. I can show you the one that I I fixed his neck. I gave him a.
Speaker 5: Neck wait.
Speaker 3: He this is a white person.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Him. I don't know if he's that big. Well, he's 64, you said. Yeah, he's big. Yeah, he's 200. He's a 220-5232.
Omar: 50 and probably a little bit heavier.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's a monster of a man right there.
Omar: I don't know if he knows how to box though, you know?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't really care 'cause he's going to be so strong. You probably just rip your limbs off.
Omar: Yeah, you definitely need a big referee.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's he's that's formidable man. I I mean, that'd be you. You have your hands full. I wouldn't want to Yeah, I wouldn't want to box him. All I'd I'd want to do MMA against someone like that.
Omar: Yeah, choke him out.
Speaker 3: You need to do something because you know, just boxing him unless he's unless he doesn't have cardio. He looks like he's got it though, dude.
Omar: Johnny, what's going on? Johnny Wang.
Speaker 1: Omar, Good evening, Omar Sims. Happy Thursday. Almost the end of the week. Omar. Wonderful, wonderful week when the throes of summer. SV is here, of course, Dr. Fine, not doctor. He's in the building. Zen Tony is joining us. It looks like on a more recurring basis, of course, Mr. Mitchell Lee shelf time is in the building. And yeah, it's a, it's a good, good crew. A lot of people here that I've never seen before. Bama is with us bad. Andy Omar, this is a This is an incredible space anyway.
Speaker 5: Oh my, I told you this guy was a good hire. I told you that.
Omar: You don't even say hello to Jasons Who?
Speaker 3: Exactly. Conspending as fuck. I'm not going to take it on Zentani. That's two strikes for these guys. Go ahead.
Speaker 6: Johnny Wang is a dangerous man.
Speaker 1: Dangerous possibilities.
Omar: But hold on, Johnny.
Speaker 1: I'm just inbetweens and Tony's cheeks anyway. Jason Williams. Wait, is this white chocolate? That's got to go. You got to.
Omar: Go. You got to go, Johnny.
Speaker 5: He lasted longer than I thought.
Omar: Like, why would you go right there, Johnny? Jesus.
Speaker 6: I also, you know what's crazy? It's been months since he said something like that. Like it's been months. You start forgetting that Johnny Wang is Johnny Wang and then he like pees or fart or says something heinous.
Omar: Yeah, well, what are you going to do? We got some other people trying to get up. Let me see here quick little screening.
Speaker 3: Zentani those pictures look like we were in a morgue. Was that that I thought I thought we were make sure the our wedding, our wedding pictures, they look like it almost looks like we were in an accident. My suit is all dusty like we were killed or that's what I thought we were in a morgue. But that's an insane asylum.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I thought we were in because it's a padded room.
Speaker 3: I know, but it I guess the doctors are in there too. They're crazy.
Speaker 6: I don't know what they're doing behind us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the whole AI slop is so unchanged.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's our honeymoon and they're they're setting up the seclusion chamber.
Speaker 3: Well, you looked very nice.
Speaker 6: I thought it aged me like 10 years, yeah.
Speaker 3: Same. And we need the what? We need the blanket. This this blanket. I'm supposed to have sex with you, but you have to stay under the blanket.
Speaker 6: The mood blankets what? What did you just say to?
Speaker 3: Me. No, no, not a mood. It's not a.
Speaker 6: Mood blanket. We have Johnny Wang in here. What? What?
Speaker 3: No, no, you. It's a acidic, acidic Jews.
Speaker 6: The spirit of Johnny Wang is infected.
Omar: Rub it off on people.
Speaker 5: It's a very, very Jewish thing that between the sheet.
Speaker 3: That's right. I'm trying to make sure that we we stay our religious path and we're talking about our marriage night.
Speaker 6: In our marriage, we don't consummate the marriage.
Speaker 3: Perfect, that's exactly what I want.
Omar: Wait, what?
Speaker 6: In this marriage, no one's consummating.
Speaker 3: It's unconsummated.
Speaker 6: Just just a mood map between us.
Speaker 3: Platonic Marriage.
Omar: Well, match made in heaven.
Speaker 6: I thought you were talking about. I thought you were talking about the picture with J WS neck.
Omar: No. Would you stop instigating them, Zentani?
Speaker 6: Can't stop, Can't shove.
Speaker 1: This Jesus.
Omar: Hey, I just had to jump in here. Well, I'll go. Go ahead, Zentani. I'm going to say sorry. Go ahead, my lady.
Speaker 6: No, go ahead.
Omar: Hey, what's up, baby? Hey. No, I just. I don't know, I've just been in for, you know, I'm going to crash J as place and sit and SOP up some of his Pappy 15 and I'll slum on that for a little bit maybe, but I was just kind of coming in for a Xiani and tonic. I was looking for Xiani and Tonic on the rocks, you know, extra extra, you know, with a little, no.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I just.
Omar: Just covered it. It's all good on the Twitter. You know, I'm here for a good time, not a long time. You know, take your Rolexes and Casios and private jets and Gulf Streams and shit and planes and trains and automobiles. People, places and things and stuff. Doesn't mean much. We enter with nothing. We leave with nothing. Everything. We're on the holodeck. We're in Twitter. Nice to have. Yeah, that's right. That's right. Yeah, yeah. And I'll just shut up and leave the fuck out. But yeah, it's all about, for me, it's about being in the present, you know, in gratitude and being humble. You know, my Casio needs a new battery. My Rolexes and fucking all my fucking Omegas are in a fucking Birkenstock shoebox. Who wears watches anymore? I don't need time. My circadian rhythm is fucking right on time. That's all I got right now. Beautiful. Good call. Good call. How about that? He worked into that.
Speaker 5: Fucking Debbie Downer.
Omar: Saying a lot of true things, I think.
Speaker 5: No, he's on the run, Jesus.
Omar: What's up CK?
Speaker 5: Man, what's up, Jason? Omar Zentani, Larry Fine, SP.
Omar: Doctor.
Speaker 5: Doctor fine. Doctor fine. As I know I've had many, many sessions with this man. So what's good? This is cool. I didn't know. I saw so many people in the space. Had to check it out, and then I got my DMS blowing up this guy. Jason's really cool. Come check him out. So I'm here. Yeah. Jason's doing an audition for the show. He's doing OK.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I heard this was. I heard this was the hot timeline. That's why I'm here.
Omar: Got chops, very comfortable speaking.
Speaker 1: Whoever called those numbers is pretty spot on. It's about in about 15 minutes we're down to 174. Yeah, he called it.
Omar: What are you going to do? Show business.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 5: How are you doing, Doctor? Fine, you're.
Speaker 1: Doing all right trying to win a God damn poker tournament over here.
Speaker 5: OK, poker. That's cool. So what's up, Jason? What brings you to the neck of the woods and Tawny OR?
Speaker 3: I don't know why I came here. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't. Tawny was in the room. But then when I came, there was this enormous conflict that was interesting with a man. He was screaming about like non sequiturs. And then, you know, Omar, Omar, I think, was trying to walk him back and talking about talent. And it was just strange. I found it. It was really interesting. But then I don't know, I think I left and then Zentani sent me some UN like just the craziest text. And by the way, did you send me the text again so I can look at it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, actually, I heard that.
Speaker 6: Earlier I forgot, I forgot.
Speaker 3: I'll send it easy.
Speaker 5: News of what that was.
Speaker 3: No, she sends me texts all the time and then deletes them.
Speaker 5: All the time, so this isn't the first.
Speaker 3: One. No, it's not the first one.
Speaker 5: Damn Zentani, what do you Is it like post or a text?
Speaker 6: To me again. Damn, went through this with Johnny Wang. Don't do this to me.
Omar: Hey, what's up? Just a dirt. What's up? There's nothing.
Speaker 2: Hey man, I was requesting the Wiles and it's all good. I love the show been listening. I was trying to get mini Mark to unblock me. I don't think I did nothing wrong. I was going to ask him and then I thought about can. Then I was like mini Mike gone. So I was just like I do hope Jason could give me a word, send Michael a message and tell him I never did nothing wrong. I don't got a lot of people out here that give me good information man, and I miss Mike space. I do miss Mike Space.
Speaker 5: You got to follow from me, man.
Speaker 3: I'll tell many Mike, unblock you. I'm sorry about that buddy.
Speaker 2: I appreciate and don't waste your time on someone like me. Even man, I that's why I came up. I come down. I'm trying to learn. I'm soaking it in tonight and I probably had too many out. God bless.
Speaker 5: You you a diamond in the rough when it comes to this entertainment stuff.
Speaker 2: I, I love being entertained. I love getting entertained. The Internet, this shit we all get on and yell in the phone, get a little speed. Like this shit, it's something else. I sit on the porch almost every night and just like, soak it in.
Speaker 3: Are you in Queens or Manhattan?
Speaker 2: Lai look, y'all ever come to LA like that?
Omar: You're in LA.
Speaker 2: Lower Alabama, the real LA, not the bullshit queer one, right? Like, I'm in Lower Alabama. That's where the real people live. That Los Angeles shit is burning in hell. Like that thing's falling off the face of the You don't want to be there.
Speaker 1: And how's the weather down here, man?
Speaker 3: No, I had him for a stone cold New Yorker. I apologize for that, Justin Dirt.
Speaker 2: Actually, it's fun that my brother up there, every time I visit, man, I'm like, I hate it. Like the the whole environment, the traffic, the peep, the horns, man, like this shit you deal with in the big city. It ain't for me. It really ain't my DID.
Speaker 3: You see what the new mayor, what he forgot to include Little Italy in the lifting up of all the immigrants that come to New York. What do you think about that as an Italian?
Speaker 2: The whole shit's fucked up. And the name Muhammad, too, is like, just a strange name, right? Like, I don't think anyone in New York after the whole 911 shit should be dealing with this stuff. Oh.
Speaker 3: My gosh. OK, that's good point. Solid, solid.
Speaker 1: Hey, what do you do down there in Alabama?
Speaker 2: I think just about everything man, like everyone making you do anything you wanna do with you guys doing out there. It's just there's a lot more people that care right? Like everyone think that the whole world full of shitty people. I get on the Internet no one even give no one a like you can't do that. Like people cursing shutter to hate with ill will. Like I don't never deal with that in my small town. I never dealt with this shit.
Speaker 3: But here it's it happens all the time, right? People are evil.
Speaker 2: I'm sometimes scared to respond to this shit my messages right now I'm in Group test that people have me blocked but they want to keep me the group chat and send me messages like nerds and keep typing and then laugh at me when I can't keep up with all the dumb messages coming in like this shit. Something else like everyone here to like you said this mental illness it just read some mental illness display.
Speaker 3: Sir, do do you like to drink? What? What's the What's your favorite thing to drink?
Speaker 2: I'm drinking Bush limes tonight. I like a wild Turkey. I'll drink normal bushes when the you know.
Speaker 3: The Bush.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love a Bush. It's farm. It's American made, man. If you ain't buying American shit, all that Chinese shit and Mexican shit.
Speaker 3: What about Modelo? You don't, you don't like that's or you think that's.
Speaker 2: They say they gave a shit. I don't like that taste.
Omar: For the junkyard dog, he's down in Bama. Are you sipping that shine down there? You, you sure you're coming clean, junkyard? You're not sipping that shine.
Speaker 2: I prefer the wild Turkey y'all ever had. Like real Wild Turkey.
Omar: Yeah, Oh yeah, that Turkey will get you I.
Speaker 3: I can't say I've ever had Bush Light. You know, when I was in college, we drink the cheapest beer. I love natural light, you know, So I, I drank a lot of Natty Light. I think those are, it's great. But I never got any of you have Bush Light.
Omar: Yeah, it's great. I drank the shit when I was in university.
Speaker 5: I drank the.
Omar: I drank plenty of Bush. Light draft Bush.
Speaker 3: Light.
Omar: I remember I had a Honda, not a draft. I loaded up my Honda Civic hatchback with fucking Coors Light. I fucking loaded it to the to the ceiling. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Coors Light, but I'm saying Bush light.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: You get your mailing rebate.
Speaker 5: For this.
Speaker 2: Shit and everything too, right? Like Bush is going to do you right. I got my little occoses. All types of shit.
Speaker 3: Wait, wait.
Speaker 2: Wait, they send me stuff in the mail sometimes?
Speaker 3: Little koozie.
Speaker 2: The koozies are the you could like the little things for the cooking and shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know the Jacuzzi.
Omar: Oh wow, Silbert's here, look at that. Back in the day, you know the, you know, drinking 12 ouncers and I, I, but you know, who the hell needs a fucking koozie? If you need a koozie like for a 12 ounce or a 16 ounce beer, you ain't drinking fast enough. It's like, what the fuck? Wait, how long does it take to fucking for the beer to get warm? You know, fucking lock and load. Start shotgunning.
Speaker 2: Y'all stay, behold the shit just down in them. I ain't like y'all drinking like it's a competition. I'm super slow enjoying myself right? Like y'all don't do that. This college thing, y'all just a bunch of fucking kids or something.
Speaker 3: Exactly. Beers just a dirty you're not shotgun and a beer, you're on your porch and with indoor furniture outside just having a drink.
Speaker 2: That's actually what do you say this. I got a whole couch out here man. A nice one too. Like you enjoy your doors?
Speaker 3: I love it, buddy. Santani, you sitting on that couch if you come over the indoor couch on the outdoors?
Omar: She's not going nowhere near fucking.
Speaker 2: If a lady you gotta throw like a little tarp on it or something. It's a little squishy sometimes.
Speaker 5: Go for a walk.
Omar: Coming to fucking Alabama.
Speaker 3: I'm just asking would she have a seat on the squishy couch and the indoor because it's indoor furniture on the outdoors. I'm asking do you sit on it?
Speaker 6: We're in Alabama. I would never go to Alabama.
Speaker 3: Well, what about Yeah. Now wait a minute, you're from Kentucky?
Speaker 6: You would never. I'm not from Kentucky. First of all, I take great offense to No, I didn't not grow up in Kentucky. I grew up in Sweden. Thank you.
Speaker 3: He grew up in Kentucky, Sweden. Go ahead.
Speaker 6: No, I grew up in Sweden. I have my father. My birth father was from Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Did you spend any time in Kentucky's and Tony?
Speaker 6: I I have stepped foot in Kentucky and I left.
Speaker 3: So when you were left, I know, but before you left? Before you left, when you stepped foot.
Speaker 6: Those are not my people.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying your.
Speaker 3: People, hold on. When you when you were in Kentucky, did you ever come hold on? Did you ever come across indoor furniture that sat on the front porch and did you have a seat? That's all I'm asking.
Speaker 6: Did I ever sit on a porch in Kentucky?
Speaker 3: Yes, with indoor furniture on that porch.
Speaker 6: Indoor furniture outside.
Speaker 3: Right, this is This is complex, but that's the question.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I don't. I don't, I don't think.
Speaker 3: So, OK, because that's very common in this area.
Speaker 6: In what? Where?
Speaker 3: Well, in Lai.
Omar: Is this the LA? Is this the Alabama Slammer LA OR?
Speaker 3: Is this the fucking hairy widow or Alabama? That's.
Omar: Right. And I mean, how could you? How could you really, you know, with a good old boy like fucking whoever that guy is, he's.
Speaker 5: Great.
Omar: You know, like, great guy, you know, how can you not fucking, you know, maybe just hang out for a bit on the squishy couch with a cold fucking beer or a koozie.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine he's.
Speaker 1: Come up, he's going to the little beer.
Speaker 3: Freezing cold Bush light, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Oh fuck, 100.
Omar: Percent.
Speaker 3: Oh, I love Bush Lake. There you go. And I think Santani would too.
Speaker 6: Can I defend myself?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, my.
Speaker 6: Father was not like the When you imagine a Kentuckian, that was not my dad. OK, what? What is?
Omar: Wrong with it? How did he get to Sweden from Kentucky?
Speaker 6: Like a protolitis venska. I I speak a little bit of Swedish. I've I live there, my aunt lives there.
Omar: Have you met the Swede? Who, Alex? Alex, the Swede? He won our competition last night.
Speaker 6: No.
Omar: He's from Sweden.
Speaker 6: That's great.
Omar: Yeah, he can speak it and everything.
Speaker 6: That's my peoples, not the Kentuckians. That's not my people.
Omar: But how did your dad in Kentucky think to go to Sweden?
Speaker 6: He didn't go to they died. My parents died and I went to Sweden.
Omar: Oh my bad.
Speaker 6: It's all good.
Omar: Yeah, no, it's, well, you 'cause I I just looking at your, at your, whatever the P, the PP or whatever that is, whatever we have. I'm with a monk and Michael. No, but, but you're but you don't. But you're not but No, I'm fine. But you don't have like, you don't look Swedish. You don't have like blonde hair. You're not. I'm Swedish. I'm ethnic. I'm Nordic. I'm Viking from Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Ethnically.
Speaker 6: Well, she stepped.
Speaker 1: Foot in Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Ethnically, no. No.
Speaker 6: No, ethnically I'm Russian and Hungarian. Thank you.
Speaker 3: I thought Zentani it was a Swedish name, though it's not our name.
Speaker 6: I'm Russian.
Omar: Hungarian and Dash, clearly your name.
Speaker 6: Kanazi and that's.
Speaker 3: He's Jewish. This whole time I thought your name was Zentani. It's a Russian Jew.
Speaker 5: Settle down, Zilbert.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying I thought that was the actual name.
Speaker 6: I'm not from OK and my dad was not my dad like ran Kentucky. It's very different. It's not. It's not.
Omar: In the bourbon game.
Speaker 6: No, he, he. I don't want to say it.
Omar: Don't say it. Then don't say it.
Speaker 6: It was something very stereotypically Kentucky, but he ran it. I mean, he, he was a big, he was a big guy.
Speaker 1: Did you live in Kentucky at all or no Tobacco. Tobacco guy, it's a second.
Speaker 6: Foot momentarily in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Got it. I just wasn't sure how familiar you were with John Denver's on Country Roads that's making the rounds right now.
Omar: That's not Kentucky, Johnny. No, I know.
Speaker 1: Virginia. Well, it's technically not even West Virginia, it's Western Virginia. But it's OK.
Speaker 5: Where did Johnny wins sneak in are?
Speaker 6: You going to apologize?
Speaker 1: I apologize and Tony.
Omar: You know, you got to have, you got to be meaningful, John.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah. No, I wasn't telling you. I apologize. It was out of character for me. And I hope that you didn't take it personal, Omar.
Omar: John, I don't.
Speaker 1: Know what space this is? This is a debut space. And I should have done my best behavior for the new audience. And I apologize and you've been extremely, extremely forgiving and and empathetic to me. And I feel like this is the only show where I'm welcome with open arms, even when you have hotshot celebs on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: No question about it. Anyway. Should we sing Country roads? Omar, you know.
Omar: Go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 1: Does anybody want to join me?
Omar: No.
Speaker 1: Why not? I don't know. You know it's the US anthem right now, right? I don't know. The words almost Heaven, West Virginia, Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River. Life is all there, Older than the trees, younger than the mountains, growing like breeds. Country roads Take Me Home. To the place I belong. West Virginia mountain Mama. Take Me Home. Country roads. And this is where people don't know the majority of the rest of the song, Omar.
Omar: How was that Was decent? I don't know who was talking that. You started out really fucking sucky and you pulled it out fucking like a champ. I mean, you pulled a fucking rabbit out of your hat. That was fucking dope. Don't gas him out, would you? Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah. Fucking blow him up, all right? Fucking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks, Jimmy. Keep going with the next person.
Omar: Take you on the back 40 and shoot him.
Speaker 1: All my memories.
Omar: Johnny, don't do it.
Speaker 5: Oh, he's pressing his.
Omar: Lockdown. He's doubling down.
Speaker 1: Miners lady stranger to blue water.
Omar: Vomit in her.
Speaker 1: Mouth dark and dusty, misty taste of moonshine tear. Robbins and Tawny's eye. Country Rd.
Omar: No, you gotta go.
Speaker 1: Let me finish this one.
Omar: Serenade. Oh, yeah, no. Did you shot your wad, dude? It's it's it's it's.
Speaker 6: Over.
Omar: Sorry, bud, he's gone. I mean, I don't even know anything, but fuck that. OK, They're gone too. I am gone. Thank you. Stevie's this.
Speaker 3: Wait, Omar, Speaking of that song, did you see that? I think it was in Atlanta. The crowd was singing that and then Matt Olson hit a home run as the crowd was was going was singing Country roads.
Omar: Beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah. Beautiful moment went viral. I feel like it was the other day. It might have been a few days ago.
Omar: I must have missed it. Oh shit, I removed Santani instead of Johnny.
Speaker 5: Oh fuck this.
Omar: Sorry Santani, my bad.
Speaker 5: Everett.
Speaker 6: That was angelic singing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know that how everyone's hooked because.
Speaker 3: I thought it was pretty good.
Speaker 5: You know, the mentally ill, different type of characters that come through here. Just mind blowing that I think people that listen to Space are just hooked. Especially after that song by Johnny Wayne's. Like dude, these guys are fucking wild.
Omar: He he should have stopped with the first verse, so probably.
Speaker 6: Who knew that we had such talent right under our noses this whole time?
Omar: Speaking of talent, we got world renowned journalist, sports writer Mr. Matt Zilbert on stage. It's.
Speaker 3: Rare. I forgot.
Omar: To come on.
Speaker 3: With my with my trademark in honor of today's earlier victory, I have to say it. How about that call?
Omar: What are you on fire, Zilbert?
Speaker 1: I.
Speaker 3: Mean good month. Been a good week since I was on last Thursday with you. Had a nice weekend. Two and two on the week so far, but I'm sure it'll be the usual strong weekend going into the All Star break because after this weekend we get was it 4 days off and then baseball resumes next Friday. So yeah, it's just these three days coming up and then finally some some time off because every single day I've been grinding every morning, doing my meditation, waking up at 5:00 in the morning, sometimes earlier, sometimes a little bit later. Haven't taken a single day off and it's been more than three months now. So yeah, looking forward to getting that time off, but it's going to be a strong weekends it's.
Omar: Good work ethic. Go ahead, Jason, Jump in.
Speaker 3: Hey Santani, I'm going to post that. I thought that was hilarious. The thing you deleted? Oh, she's.
Omar: Not don't care anymore. Wait, you?
Speaker 6: Can post it you.
Speaker 3: Can post it. Thank you. Yeah, it's hilarious. What's wrong with you?
Speaker 6: I don't know I I doubt I post.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But I mean, it's very, it's very, yeah, but it's very good. Like, what do you? Are you self-conscious? Do you not?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's very funny.
Speaker 6: I'm just a known. I'm a known tweet deleter.
Speaker 3: It's very strange. Yeah, it's very funny.
Speaker 6: Are you complimenting or insulting me?
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm I look, you're making fun of me and I'm saying it's really funny. Like I think it's a very funny. It's very funny. Like I would definitely post that If I made that about you, you would be upset with me and you'd say delete that, but I wouldn't I wouldn't delete it. I.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't I, wouldn't get upset.
Speaker 3: Oh, I would never, I would never post something like that about you.
Speaker 6: You could never.
Speaker 3: Something like that, yeah. I wouldn't. That's not, I wouldn't do that. But I think it's hilarious though.
Speaker 5: Just going to quickly jump in, if Zintani wins her Diamondbacks play, she will take down her debut against Bruce Shad in her first ever SV contest.
Speaker 6: Wow, down the list of why I chose what I chose.
Omar: Do it. Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Want to hear it? Yes.
Speaker 6: All right, let me pull up the.
Omar: Hold on, what do we call this in the business? Zilbert? What is she doing? She's giving us her documentation process.
Speaker 3: Documentation.
Omar: No process.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, routine process. Yeah, basically routine. Your reasoning I'm I'm I'm very curious to hear.
Omar: Go ahead, Santana.
Speaker 6: Am I in the lead?
Speaker 5: You're winning right now If if the Diamondbacks pull it off, I think he can't catch.
Omar: You it's top at 8, you're up three one. They have another inning and almost 2 innings. Inning and 1/2.
Speaker 6: Perfect. Let me let me pull this up. So as you all know, I'm I love betting. I love.
Omar: Competing I.
Speaker 6: Love you sports. I love sports and betting. Those are my two favorite.
Omar: Competing.
Speaker 6: Right, competing. Where is the? Where is it? How do I see it?
Omar: Sports vestment dot app.
Speaker 5: I can open up you open up your little competition tab.
Speaker 6: I got it, I got it, I got it. OK, so my first play I can't see it.
Omar: Go to my plays with your little thumb. Oh, I.
Speaker 6: Won.
Omar: Bam.
Speaker 6: My first one, I put as much as I could on it. The Tigers.
Omar: 5 units.
Speaker 6: I like tigers.
Speaker 3: Oh, that was a very short play, actually.
Speaker 5: She took the -1 1/2. Actually, she took the tigers -1 1/2.
Speaker 1: Beautiful. Very.
Speaker 6: Short, I like. I like tigers compared to the other one. What are the other ones?
Omar: Athletics.
Speaker 6: Yeah, not into athletics, very into Tigers. The under 8, the under 8. I knew what that meant. I just chose to go with that. I lost on that. But I was thinking it's better to be under 8 than over 8, am I right?
Omar: You're not another under better, are you?
Speaker 3: Oh, we have another. Wait, no, you won Santani on that.
Speaker 6: All no I lost the under 8.
Speaker 3: It was under 841 was the final, so that's five, so that would be under.
Speaker 6: No, I I lost the under 8 Seattle and Miami. Oh, what was?
Omar: Your.
Speaker 3: Reasoning behind that they they.
Speaker 6: Had. I didn't like the names of either one of them, so I chose under 8.
Speaker 3: You didn't like Jansen junk. The pitcher for the Marlins? Jansen Junk.
Speaker 6: I'm not a fan. Not a fan of him, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Junk. Yeah, Who's a fan of junk?
Speaker 6: I don't blame you exactly. I don't like that guy. I don't trust that guy. I don't trust his plays. The next one the the Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati Reds.
Speaker 3: What do you have in that game?
Speaker 6: I think I chose Reds. I can't see you right here. Did I choose? Yeah, I chose Reds.
Omar: That's a close game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, won. Nothing could have went either way. The one.
Speaker 2: Run was over in.
Speaker 3: The top of the 8th that's.
Speaker 1: Not.
Speaker 5: No, you had you had Reds plus 1 1/2.
Omar: So you oh wait, she won.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she won.
Omar: I won that.
Speaker 6: And I, I chose that meticulously because I like the color red. I'm not a super big fan of red, but I like the color. I also like Philadelphia. I, I think I was stumped on this one a little bit, but I like the color red more than I like Philadelphia. The Cardinals. I chose Cardinals over Brewers because I do like birds, but I lost that one unfortunately.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And then?
Speaker 3: Polante, the pitcher. Polante is good. He's I, I would have gave the edge to the Cardinals in the starting pitching matchup, so that's not a bad call.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what I was thinking, exactly what you just said. And then, and then I chose the the Los Angeles Angels. I won. I won big time on that. Huh.
Speaker 3: No, the angels just lost unless you.
Speaker 5: Took, yeah, but she got the plus 1 1/2.
Omar: Silbert don't forget she's Calm down, calm down. SV. She didn't disclose plus 1 1/2. How are we supposed to know I'm?
Speaker 6: Just looking at the ones I won and I would definitely won that one.
Omar: OK, so 76 they lost the game, but you because you had the plus 1 1/2, you were able to secure the units in this competition.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exactly. And that's what I was. That's why I was thinking with the units especially, I put three, I put 3 units on that. I wish I could have put all the units on the Tigers but I couldn't.
Omar: That was a solid play.
Speaker 6: But I did put 4 units on the Tigers.
Speaker 3: I like your strategy though. You went two and O with run lines taking the underdog plus 1 1/2 and you nailed both of them, so that could be your.
Speaker 6: Strategy.
Speaker 3: On out Zintani run Lines could be your new nickname.
Omar: Set her edge. You think she's got an edge?
Speaker 3: That's a nice start, very impressive.
Omar: So her counterpart SVI assume Bozo Bruce has continued the horrific downswing.
Speaker 5: Oh, let's take a look. I I don't know. Yeah, it doesn't look doesn't look too promising for Bozo Bruce.
Omar: Jesus. Oh, it's it's pretty cool that you.
Speaker 6: Bruce said he's the best, better of all time.
Speaker 2: Oh boy.
Omar: Delusions.
Speaker 6: Can we get him in here because before we started I told him he was going down and he's a loser. He said the same thing to me.
Omar: He's on Time Out from the show.
Speaker 6: How can you be in I? I thought we're in a competition.
Omar: Yeah, He, he, he's on time out. The show's different from the competition, but currently he's on time out. I had to. I want time out. I blocked.
Speaker 3: Bruce.
Omar: Till we determine what mental illness he's suffering from and we get Doctor Fine to write him a script for sure, you know.
Speaker 3: He's got some issues that Bruce.
Omar: It it happens.
Speaker 6: So I I definitely know what bankroll means, but for the listeners, what does bankroll mean?
Omar: That that's your units that you start out with like you can put those in action. So I think what you started with 15, so you can determine up to 1 to 5 units. So it depends on your strategy or how much you like to play.
Speaker 5: It's like your budget. It's your budget basically.
Omar: Beautiful. Yeah. Wait.
Speaker 6: How much? How much am I winning over Bruce?
Speaker 5: How many units you're winning over Bruce by? Right now you're winning over Bruce by about 6 units.
Speaker 6: Is that good?
Omar: Yes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you should win.
Speaker 3: And then?
Speaker 6: I told you guys.
Speaker 3: Diamondbacks just have to close it out now. They're in the bottom of the eighth. Kevin Ginkle's in. I think it's going down the order right now, so it's in very good position.
Speaker 5: Zoeber, may I ask you a question?
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 5: How has been like your experience using the SV app and like we're working with SV?
Speaker 3: Oh, it's tremendous. I love the app. Very easy to navigate, clean layout. It's, I love the tracking feature, of course, because every single person's record should be documented. Just it's, it's just very clean. It's, I like the options. I, I appreciated very much that SV added extra features for me, especially cause the occasionally occasional instances where I like to buy half a run on a total. So now you have those alternate totals, the pitcher props, I love those are available and there, there's a lot more. So you really get the authentic experience of, you know, if someone's going to document all of their plays, pretty much everything is on there to choose from. So that's a. That's a very cool feature.
Omar: Are are you open to taking on the winner of the Zintani versus Bozo Bruce competition?
Speaker 3: Yes, I would. Yes tomorrow because Fridays I get a early start time on my instead of like this morning for example. That's why I basically the punts the the first game today because as as a lot of people know, my Wednesday nights can go deep into Thursday morning. So I didn't even get much sleep, you know, 'cause I had my usual night out last night, thankfully winning that.
Omar: Well deserved.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, big Wednesday win. But yeah, I definitely will be open to any sort of competition tomorrow.
Omar: Perfect. Beautiful. Well, that's good. You did good, Zintani. Nice pics. It looks like barring any sort of set back here, you you'll probably close strong. I assume that Bruce doesn't have the units to catch you. So great job. Obviously. Great show tonight, Jason. You got chops. Come by anytime. I appreciate you stopping by. Cuts the mic. A maniac running 100 miles. It's crazy. What do you think, Santani? Are you ready to do 100 mile marathon? Could you do it?
Speaker 6: My God, I every hike I've ever been on, my friends have made me go and every time I get there, I just think to myself like I could have googled what this looks like and that's the only thought that I have. So no, I can, I mean safely say I'll never be running a hundred 100 miles you.
Omar: No, no, I don't think it's good for the joints, the hips, I don't know. None of it.
Speaker 6: Exactly. We're health conscious.
Omar: Interesting conversation. I don't know SV what? What was the no shit thing about?
Speaker 5: It was just, I don't know. I don't know.
Omar: Sounded like you didn't like yet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think he does. I think he hates me, but I think that's a good thing.
Speaker 6: I don't think he hates you.
Speaker 5: I think, I think it's like, yeah, I don't know, I'm on to him.
Omar: Wait, you're on to.
Speaker 6: Him. What does that mean?
Speaker 5: No, like I I see what he's doing, you know, I see what he's doing. It's like the appliances. I would like it to stop. You know what?
Omar: Do you? What's that mean?
Speaker 5: Like, I see what he's doing, I see what's going on. I understand.
Omar: Hold on a second, what is this?
Speaker 5: You man, I thought he was doing great.
Omar: Sound a little paranoid?
Speaker 5: No, no, I'm not paranoid. Not what can I do? He's like feeling it out. He's not.
Omar: Trying to kick me out. Is he?
Speaker 5: No, he's trying to steal you from me. I can feel it. Oh man.
Omar: Come on.
Speaker 5: Gripping. Yeah, SB is tripping.
Speaker 1: Away. Holy fuck.
Omar: You're like spaces.
Speaker 5: No.
Omar: Yo, he hasn't.
Speaker 5: Got a little app like ours. Does he? No way.
Omar: Why would he want to steal me? Come on.
Speaker 5: No, he was a great guy. It was really nice to speak to somebody like that. It doesn't. They don't come on so often. So it's good to hear, you know, a real guy like that. Come on, it's cool. It is cool. I'll give him that.
Omar: Yeah, sounds as we call it. Sharp, witty, I guess.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like the lights are so turned on, it's like, yeah.
Omar: I I wanted to ask one question but I never got it in Have they ever felt being poor?
Speaker 6: I think so. I'm pretty sure he did.
Omar: What about the other guy? I'm.
Speaker 6: Pretty sure his he's talked about like his father was not or I don't want to. I don't. I actually don't know. I'm pretty sure he grew up not wealthy.
Omar: What? What about the Mike guy?
Speaker 6: I have no idea. I don't know that guy.
Omar: That was just one question I was curious.
Speaker 5: Great question you.
Omar: Know what I mean 'cause it's different, a little bit different, right?
Speaker 6: Most of the very wealthy people that I know did not grow up in wealth. I actually I cannot stand nepo babies. Generally I find them very they're they're not like that. They're different. They're annoying.
Speaker 5: It's rare, right they?
Omar: Don't. Yeah, but when you when, when you when you hear somebody say they don't really care about all this wealth that they've accumulated, is it because they never felt being poor?
Speaker 6: I think a part of it is virtue signaling or like AI. Don't. I don't.
Speaker 5: Want that guy to?
Speaker 6: Come after me. But there is something that happens, like when you get money, where some people go have like a bit of guilt and then they try to like signal to other people that it doesn't matter. But I think everyone knows it matters, including the people who say they don't want money. Everyone wants money, money make. There's no downside to having money. Like there, there's literally 0 downside but people pretend like there is to cope. So I think it's like, I think it's probably a little bit of that, but I don't know that guy. So I don't know.
Speaker 3: I slightly disagree because.
Speaker 6: Are you going to say money doesn't buy happiness or some very silly thing like that? Right.
Speaker 3: But from like a betting perspective, like people always rag on me about my unit size. Oh, why aren't you betting more? You know, you're up all these units throughout all these years. Why not win more? And my counter to that is I don't want to make too much because it at least as a better and someone that works in the media, it kind of would ruin my drive. So if I made too much money it would ruin my drive my my motivation maybe. So I just like to grab.
Omar: My.
Speaker 3: I like this.
Speaker 6: Is right, but this is like a mindset. This is like cope. This is what people do when they feel like they can't accomplish. So they'll say things like that to themselves. They'll say they don't really want it for XYZ.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I respectfully disagree.
Speaker 6: Well, respectfully is someone who came like grew up in foster care. Money is amazing and I think like anything else is cope like the money makes everything better. It it just makes everything.
Speaker 3: Better it.
Speaker 6: Absolutely. It absolutely does buy happiness and the people it doesn't, the people it doesn't buy happiness for, I would say those, those people are just miserable indefinitely. Like there's nothing that would make them out of misery. If money doesn't buy you happiness, you're retarded. That's my opinion.
Speaker 3: I no, I agree, but I'm saying that from a as a better, like if I had, you know, if my unit size was bigger and I compiled, you know, say millions of dollars, then years into the future, as I'm still, because this is doing it as my job, you know, I wouldn't have that same drive. I wouldn't have that same fire in me or that same passion to care as much to win from a betting, you know, with my with my over unders, for example, But it's it's like apples and oranges, like we're kind of talking.
Speaker 6: I mean, but money, money just amplifies who you are. So if you're a driven person, yes, if you're a lazy person naturally, then yes. Like if, if you're, if you're driven, just naturally having money is not going to get rid of that. It will actually amplify it because you'll have more power, you'll have more ability to be driven. But if you're lazy and the only reason that you're driven is because you have to make money or something like that, then sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a That's a.
Speaker 3: Fair. Yeah, that's a fair comparison.
Speaker 6: Like I I've learned so much about my actual flaws and my strengths through money that I never knew prior It. It's like it becomes unmistakable. Like the things that are bad about you become like front and center when you have money.
Omar: What do you mean?
Speaker 6: I'm a very lazy person, so that I have always been lazy. So I I see, I see you and I'm not joking when I say that, like I'm kind of joking, but but I'm, I'm, I'm serious and I wouldn't know how lazy I actually am if I didn't have that. Like could you?
Omar: Let me do something. If you didn't have money, you wouldn't have learned that you're lazy because you would have had been working.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've also learned I'm a very caring person to an extent. There's a bunch of stuff you like when you're in a nine to five that sucks ass and you're spending your whole life essentially like moving papers from one place to another are doing something else monotonous. You don't get to learn about who you are because you're stuck in a a stupid job late sucks the life out of you. So you don't you're not even living. You don't, you don't get to know yourself, But then when you have money, you get like you have the ability to do things you want to do. And then you discover who you actually are. Because if if you, if you're sitting and daydreaming what you would do if you had money. It's a bit different when you actually do. Like maybe you wouldn't be the kind of person to go get a Ferrari once you have the money. Maybe you'd think that that's stupid. Like you wouldn't necessarily follow whatever your fantasy of who you are is. You won't know until you until you experience it. Like this is the case with people who believe that they're really good people, but the reality is they've just never been in a situation where they had a reason not to be. You know, like people find out really awful things about themselves when they're in different situations. And money allows for new situations. It allows for you to do and be what you want to do and be sorry.
Omar: For no, no, no, I agree. What do you think, Doctor? Fine.
Speaker 1: I think Santani's wise woman.
Omar: Is she like an elite fucking troll?
Speaker 1: Well, you can be both. There's no, you know, it's not one or the other, you know, no.
Omar: Yeah, the money. The money. I don't think money would change me much because I am not materialistic. I'd probably buy a few more packs of T-shirts. I don't know, maybe one vacation. Get it out of my system. Other than that, yeah, I'm not buying. I'm not buying Rolexes, Birkin bags, none of that shit. Yeah.
Speaker 6: The Birkin bag thing is wild.
Omar: Are you a fan of these?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Omar: What about like the knockoffs?
Speaker 6: Never, never, never, never, never know. I don't, I don't think. I, I just don't know. I the, there's like this thing with luxury where it's like, it's not really luxury if everyone has it, is it Like there's something weird about that with a bunch of women. Like there was, it was like that in New York where everyone had a Birkin to signal their status, but it's like, what status are you signaling when every, every bitch down the block has the same Birkin bag? Like, I don't know what, who are you signaling to? I don't, I don't like it. You can get for for the same price of a Birkin. You can get a life sized, uh, dinosaur fossil statue of AT Rex for the same price as a Birkin. Now why the why the heck would you go get a Birkin bag? A dumb Birkin bag that everyone has. If you could have a giant T Rex in your living room.
Omar: Why would you want that?
Speaker 1: Is yours?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 1: Would your store? I'm looking at them.
Speaker 6: Right now.
Omar: Well, don't buy one.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking about buying one.
Speaker 3: Where do you buy a fossil at a museum?
Speaker 6: No, they're not real fossils. It's like it's well, but the same thing in museums. Those aren't real fossils.
Speaker 1: You said life-size though.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can get a life-size T Rex.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe like an imitation like.
Speaker 1: That's like 25 foot tall or something like that. Do you know how tall that is?
Speaker 6: Why would you get a Birkin bag when you could get a 20 foot tall T Rex statue realistically?
Speaker 1: Well, that's a valid question, but I'm still I want to know where you're going to put yours is what I really want to know.
Omar: How high are your ceilings?
Speaker 6: They're high enough you.
Speaker 1: Know how are you going to get it?
Speaker 6: Through the front door.
Speaker 3: It would be tough, yeah, to get in the house.
Speaker 1: Are you going to cut a hole in your roof and boom it in?
Speaker 6: Like, no, I don't know, cut.
Omar: The feet off unless.
Speaker 3: You have a mansion, put it through the windows.
Omar: Little Stubby T Rex.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there are big windows. We can take out the windows and put it. Well, I can figure it out. I am looking at the. I just I want.
Omar: Someone to spell? How much are they?
Speaker 6: I don't want to buy it 20K.
Omar: Why would you waste 20K on that?
Speaker 6: Why would you waste 20K on a Birkin?
Omar: I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Exactly because you're trying to impress other people.
Speaker 6: Exactly. I'm going to bring people to my house. I'm going to say look at this T Rex.
Speaker 1: I agree. So I meant the Birken bag. I didn't mean the T Rex, the Birken bag. The Birken bags to impress other people.
Omar: Got AII.
Speaker 6: Have a giant. I have a giant giraffe statue and it genuinely makes me happy every single day looking at it, so I imagine having an even bigger T Rex statue would make me more happy.
Omar: We got an update from the WSOP. Our guys are still in it. They've obtained 30,000 Reno Grinder Sohab who else we got?
Speaker 3: Isn't it doing that? Did he start playing yet?
Omar: No, no, we got I think 2 guys left from spaces. Oh wait oh Reno grinders over 1,000,000 in chips day 4 the main event WSOP 10 million to the winner. He got in the top 100 last year. I can't, I can't remember exactly where he ended up placing. He's got over a million chips today's Day 4. They're already in the money. They're 10,000. Investment is now worth 30. They're laddering as we speak. We do have Mr. Kessler in the house, World famous poker pro. I don't know if he's feeling it, but he's obviously live at the WSOP. So yeah, go get him. Reno. Jesus. I knew he was going in hungry. He got the taste last year, the deep run. He's been playing solid. He's got chips, so yeah, let's hope he I guess they probably got what, 3-4 more hours on the day before they bag up. What is it, Day 5? Let's see if we got Mr. Kessler.
Speaker 3: Oh, Speaking of updates, the Diamondbacks just pulled out their victory against the Padres, so Zentani nails that one as well. And I believe that clinches the competition against Bruce. Well, that's a.
Speaker 5: Clincher. That's a clincher.
Omar: Wow, congratulations Antani, you are here by champions. Win he.
Speaker 6: Did.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Can we please bring Bruce?
Speaker 5: He's going to lose his mind and he he's quit every competition, but he couldn't quit this one. We outsmarted this idiot. I doubt you hear from him.
Speaker 3: Oh, so that means we're facing off tomorrow I guess.
Omar: Wow.
Speaker 5: I doubt you hear from him ever again. This might be like the end of.
Speaker 6: It you know what? It's funny, I literally, I picked every single one of them by myself. Beautiful.
Speaker 5: He might just wander out, you know, go fishing and never return. This guy, this, this is a killer.
Omar: Did she beat him badly?
Speaker 5: Oh, it's a, it's a smoke. It's he got smoked.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Omar: Poor. Well, the new.
Speaker 6: Ones, I put up a lot of units on those. I won those.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you crushed him. Because yeah, you just crushed him.
Omar: Excellent, excellent job.
Speaker 3: I better be cautious tomorrow then. Zentani's hot right now, so you might take down a pro like myself. Uh oh.
Speaker 5: She's going to smoke you fucking silver.
Speaker 3: We'll see. I mean, I gotta, I gotta branch out. Usually I just do my one over under per day. So really going to have to.
Speaker 5: Spend good good luck sleeping the night. You're going to be so nervous.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I'm going to be up at 5:00 AM anyway, maybe earlier for my meditation going through the all the games, the 15 games. It's a full night schedule, so plenty of time to dissect through that 15 game slate.
Speaker 5: Well, you put that much time into your work.
Speaker 3: Yes, at least three hours usually. I mean, this morning was an exception because I was out late last night because it was Wednesday. So I didn't even, I didn't even get started till like 11:30 or noon or 11:00-ish. And then so I basically had to punts the Braves Pirates game which started at 12:30 today. So I didn't really, I didn't get there even put in my usual 3 hours. So thankfully I've landed on that Gavin Williams bet just in time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, beautiful. That's good job, man. It's amazing you have the haters you have.
Speaker 3: It's it's. Well, it's funny because it's, it's it, it's never going to end. It's they just, they just keep multiplying these anonymous losers from their mom's basement. And I saw somebody brought up something from like 12 years ago when I was being harassed by other anonymous folks when I used to post my pics on message boards before I got my first job in the industry. So it's just funny to see that resurface.
Omar: Wait, they found the message boards?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they found the message boards. Where are the people? Even I have the time. Like, it's like, how do you not have a life? You live in your mom's basement. You stalk actual successful people like myself and other people in the gambling media, and they're digging up message board posts from 2013. Like what?
Omar: Well, we are conducting the audit on you, as you know.
Speaker 5: How far, how far does it go back, Omar, as far as it as you have a record or is there like a limit?
Omar: As for you.
Speaker 5: 2013 I think I think 2 thousand 2013.
Speaker 3: Well, I could give you those records because those were all, they were third party tracked at vegasinsider.com. Because if you were, if you worked there, every time you submitted a pic for your, for your, your clients, it would go, it would be automated on a record. So 13.
Speaker 5: Oh, we scraped it, Matt. We scraped the shit out of Vegas Insider. We got all your 13 picks. They look great and we we got all of it.
Speaker 3: And in 14 as well, because I was.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: 50 combined units in those two seasons. 15 as I described last week was my actual one losing season because I that I was working in New York City that for during that season. So that fucked with my routine. So I didn't even get to do my normal routine every morning that I do still to this day. So I had a below 500 season that year.
Omar: It happens, yeah.
Speaker 3: But I mean, that would ended up being a learning experience though, because then I learned it. You know, that was only my six year gambling 2015 that I learned like holy shit, if I'm not in my routine, if I'm not able to allocate as much time as I need, then I'm going to be I'll be garbage. And that was the case baseball.
Speaker 5: Do you do you put more than 40 hours in a week?
Speaker 3: I'll combine for just.
Speaker 5: Handicapping, yeah, that's like 40 hours in a work.
Speaker 3: Week, I mean with, with writing probably, yeah. I mean, just handicapping it's, I wouldn't say it's 40 hours because if it's like 3 hours a day, that's about 20 hours.
Speaker 5: And you And you brought up writing. Did you like your article in the SP Times?
Speaker 3: I read the first one, not so much the second one. So yeah, I still have to check out the second one. The first one was really good though that that impressed me.
Speaker 5: Will you be writing your own?
Speaker 3: Well, I, I want, I would like to write about my over under. So if SV would want to experiment with that, I could do an article on tomorrow's over under, you know, especially.
Speaker 5: Let's do it, Matt. Let's do it. Let's figure it out. Let's do it.
Speaker 3: All right, Yeah, nice. All right, Yeah, it sounds good. Because I should know early because if I'm starting at 5:00 AM technically today, so in another 4 1/2 hours, I'm going to be awakening, smoking a blunt, doing my meditation, and then, you know, going through beginning my just beginning my process and then going through the games. Yeah, I'll be able to have a article in very early tomorrow.
Speaker 5: There we have it folks. Matt Zilbert with the first article on the SP Times is.
Speaker 6: Bruce on the run.
Omar: He he, he's in time out.
Speaker 6: Can I give my victory speech?
Speaker 5: Go ahead.
Speaker 6: You know, I first got into sports betting a long time ago. I didn't know if I would ever become anything. I had a lot of losses. But then I heard the best sports, better in all the lands, in all the spaces on Twitter was in a competition. And I, I was the first to raise my hand and I begged for a spot and I was nervous making those choices. I definitely didn't scroll through them very quickly and based them on what animals and colors I liked most. I was I sat for hours thinking because I knew he was the best of the best. So I just wanted to say thank you to my mom and dad up in heaven who I'm sure are very proud of me. I never knew this day would come and I I'd like to thank Omar and and SV for giving me this opportunity to stomp on this fool and I wouldn't be surprised if he never came back 'cause this is, this is brutal.
Omar: It will be tough to recover, especially once Jimmy Olsen hits send on the article. Look, I was rooting for you. I'm shocked that it was such a wide margin of defeat. Him being a so-called pro and you, you know, just.
Speaker 5: You like kicked him out of the whole fucking community. It's just like a beat down, you know, like out of the pack, you know, the Wolf Pack, like you just fucking took him out and we just leaving them behind. I guess. It's sad day. Actually. I'm kind of, I'm kind of like tearing up a little bit.
Speaker 6: He he said he was the king. I guess the king has been dethroned.
Speaker 3: No, he's just a bozo. He doesn't have any documented records, at least for.
Speaker 6: Like no, he does have the documents, he just didn't feel like sharing them, remember?
Speaker 3: Oh, really?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he said. He said in his space already he has all the docs, he just doesn't feel like it like showing them.
Speaker 3: Well, it's got to be publicly documented. It's got to be accessible to the public.
Speaker 6: He's a private guy, but he is the best and I did beat him, which means I'm now the best. No, no.
Speaker 3: He's far from you're about to.
Speaker 6: Face No, he was definitely the best, but he was no match for me.
Speaker 3: This is a main event, a main event caliber showdown myself. It's.
Speaker 6: Just going to be the same story, but it's just going to be the same thing.
Speaker 2: So it's going to be.
Speaker 6: Another slaughter.
Speaker 3: You're going you're going against one of the best, so I I would not anticipate the same result.
Speaker 5: Zilbert, this is like your last chance to get out of this if you want to. You don't. You don't want, you know you don't, no.
Speaker 3: No, I see it as an answer. Zentani's a superstar, so.
Speaker 5: I I'm a hundred a match. I think than you think man, you're ready for this.
Speaker 3: I am. I mean, usually, you know, I just do my one game per day. But for this I'll make an exception, you know, I'll have plenty of time. That's why I agreed to it previously because I knew the full Friday slate is 15 games all at night. So there's plenty of time to really have all my choices. You know, compared to like if if you wanted to do a contest today, I would say no right away because the the schedule started at 12:30 in the afternoon. I didn't get home till 3330 ish, 2:30-ish, somewhere in that vicinity from my Wednesday festivities. So I knew there would have been a small window like as there was this morning for me to go through the games. So yeah, tomorrow should be fun.
Omar: Beautiful.
Speaker 5: Just a reminder to sort of interrupt, but there will be at some point. We do do the full slate now, but there will be morning slate competitions and evening slate competitions as well.
Speaker 3: Very good idea. Very good idea, yeah. Is that like what? Like like like for FanDuel and.
Speaker 5: Draft. Yeah, man, Exactly.
Speaker 3: Stuff, it's good. It's a good.
Omar: Idea. All right, Well, we got Johnny Wang back. Go ahead, Johnny. Johnny. You're muted, Johnny.
Speaker 6: Johnny, did you see I won?
Omar: What is it fumbling with the mute button? You're muted, Johnny. Is this really Johnny? Yeah.
Speaker 6: Man I'm just looking through my place. I just see green green everywhere.
Speaker 3: It's greenery. Who doesn't love greenery?
Speaker 6: Green, green, green.
Omar: Beautiful.
Speaker 6: So Bruce's. Bruce's is all red.
Speaker 5: Blood, Blood in the streets.
Omar: Man, that's pretty. What is the word humbling? This is pretty humbling for him.
Speaker 5: I mean I'm pretty sure he hasn't won a tournament or any of this shit you guys have done right? Hasn't everyone slaughtered him?
Omar: Yeah, he's getting slaughtered.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know if we see him ever again.
Omar: It's probably for the best.
Speaker 5: You know, like when a king, if he does survive his Kingdom being dethroned and like Zentani I think just slaughtered everything, right? I think he either goes away forever. I don't see how he can return to this.
Omar: Well, root, root for the best. But I, I, I really don't care. You guys know, I'm a big fan of Zentani, so I'm, I'm rooting for her and her new endeavors, whether that's, well, look, we Chelsea staff women of SV network, they've dominated the men, the boys. So having Zentani doing it, it's pretty cool. Just my observations. I I get a kick out of it.
Speaker 5: Oh, are you following the nightly competition? The Group 1.
Omar: I I did earlier. Who's who's winning?
Speaker 5: Omar's in first.
Omar: Come on, what?
Speaker 5: You're going to lose this Omar SV Did you win this other one or no? I think so.
Omar: Why'd you tell me I'm in first if I'm going to fucking lose?
Speaker 5: Well, you are in first. Technically no. This is God for.
Omar: Fuck's sakes.
Speaker 5: Fucking you can't be winning every tournament SV.
Omar: Will will I hit the board?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think, I think so. That's a big play I got to see. I think so.
Omar: Fuck. All right, Well, good for me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got to get all my my documents to write my Times article.
Omar: Johnny, you there? Why is this guy stage squatting? You got to go, Johnny. OK, Johnny's gone, Bruce is on the run, Zilbert's amped up for the competition. Guys, if you're wondering what we're talk talking about, it's sports investment, dot app, daily competition, our community away from spaces where we do competitions. We do do a lot of free roll competitions as well, Poker tracking, global chats, Facebook dub club, all very similar community. But yeah, check it out if you want. It's a lot going on, but yeah.
Speaker 5: Let me tease a few more things. Like we are going to do something called group competition soon. So instead of going one-on-one, you're actually going to be able to go with your best friend. Like I could take Omar and my team and we could play another group of two.
Omar: Team, Team Verse team.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Omar: So me and Zintani could challenge Zilbert and his partner.
Speaker 5: Exactly, exactly, Omar, you got it.
Omar: OK, all right. Well, I feel.
Speaker 6: Like we'd have creative differences in in the plays we'd choose.
Omar: That you know, I did take Detroit run line. I seen that plus 144 and I was like, oh, let me take that boom. So I I did like that pick years and tawny, but I don't like unders. That's more of a Zilbert thing.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's my that's my only thing.
Omar: Yeah, sit around hoping nothing happens.
Speaker 3: Oh, I love it. It's just, you know, just have a bead on that's the nucleus of my work is just knowing the starting pitching matchup, put yourself in a position to win and as it gets late in the game, you got those high leverage relievers that come in and they hopefully take care of the rest. So I'm sure there will be a nice under tomorrow night in the competition. Me again, Santani.
Omar: Well, don't give her your tips.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just like, oh, that's gonna be the well, that's a, that's a given. That's gonna be one of my, one of my plays. Of course, 'cause there's there's.
Speaker 6: I don't need your tips, did you? I just ran through this man. I just ran through the king.
Speaker 3: That's you stomped Bruce into a Bolivian.
Speaker 6: Obviously, obviously I'm a professional.
Speaker 5: In coins, you got coins on that.
Speaker 6: I proved it tonight, huh?
Speaker 5: Did you win coins on that competition?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yes, she did. You know you're rich, Said Tony.
Speaker 6: I'm loaded.
Omar: Yeah, he's going to be melting down when he finds out.
Speaker 1: I don't think the.
Speaker 6: The first time I lose, I'm out. I don't like losing.
Speaker 3: Oh, now I don't want to win tomorrow, and now I have to lose on purpose tomorrow.
Omar: OK, so but relax.
Speaker 5: You don't stay whatever.
Omar: Lose on purpose? How could what are you gonna start picking overs?
Speaker 3: Oh, and over. Yeah, Remember the last time I took an over on a total in baseball? April 2022. So we were talking about this last week. So more than 4.
Omar: Years now.
Speaker 3: Mark Leiter against Bryce Wilson. Pirates. Cubs. Wait, was it it was, it was Cubs. I yeah, I'm pretty sure it was Cubs. Pirates. Yeah. April 2022, the last time I took it.
Omar: Over.
Speaker 3: I don't know, maybe I'll take one tomorrow and lose on purpose.
Speaker 5: You took the the Pirates at the Cubs on April 21st, 2022. I got it right here. Matt Zilbert. Oh, you did take the over 8 1/2. That is the last time. There we go. Great memory.
Speaker 3: I know that off the top of my head, Zentani, this is what you're going up against Tomorrow I can name a random game off the top of my head from 4 plus years ago. There is not another better in all of North America that could do what I do So.
Omar: Oh.
Speaker 3: Jesus there, there is no.
Speaker 6: I have a question do.
Omar: That.
Speaker 6: Go go ahead the the on the who's hot thing. I have more units one. Why am I not up there?
Speaker 5: That's a that's for the tracking you're in the competitions, you're going to get a really good newspaper articles in Tawny, don't worry.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to be on the Who's hot?
Omar: Thing you could have tracked.
Speaker 5: You didn't track.
Speaker 6: Those guys don't even have profile pictures.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not a good thing.
Speaker 6: And they're on the Who's hot?
Omar: The the problem is you can't give your picks away because then if you track your picks, people see it and then they could use your picks to compete.
Speaker 6: What does that mean?
Omar: Like you don't want people to know who you're on kind of 'cause you're competing against people.
Speaker 6: Oh, you're saying, 'cause I'm so good that they'd choose my picks?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they still do your plays, Yeah.
Omar: Yeah, you could I keep it?
Speaker 6: On the low.
Omar: Well, you don't have to, but that's why you're not on the Who's hot?
Speaker 6: But why are they on the Who's hot?
Omar: They they posted what their picks would be so.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Omar: And then when they did, well it it says, oh, you're hot 'cause you put your picks in before the game. Well.
Speaker 6: You guys should add a new who's hot?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and who's not?
Omar: Competition. Who's hot?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Omar: There you go.
Speaker 5: Good point.
Omar: Competition Analytics.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we do have a little feeder that says who wins the competitions if you look on there. But I I think it's a reasonable idea to have a little who's hot for the competitions, who is number 1, like for everything.
Speaker 6: Number one is Make Love 12345.
Speaker 5: What the fuck? Who's do you guys know that person?
Omar: Wait on the Who's hot?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and they they have less units than me.
Speaker 5: What the fuck's going on? SD Make Love 123.
Speaker 6: 45.
Speaker 5: 4-5 I thought the escape box was bad.
Omar: Hold on. I think we're looking at two different stats.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not, that's not the overall.
Speaker 6: Boosie Gage.
Omar: Oh, boosie, that that's free picks on the tracking Zentani. It's not the competition, it's apples and.
Speaker 6: Oranges.
Omar: Wait, not of the SV time?
Speaker 5: No, it's on the tracker. It's in the tracker.
Speaker 6: I can't this is a scam. I'm not on the who's hot?
Omar: You didn't enter your plays in the the the feed.
Speaker 6: How do I do that?
Speaker 5: No, you can't do that because you're competing and then everybody's going to know your plays. That's the.
Speaker 1: Point already.
Speaker 6: Said I said prior to like joining this, I said I like tigers. I'm going to choose the tigers. You can't. What did I bet on? Did I bet on the tigers losing? What's up with that?
Omar: No, you took him to win by two. What -1 1/2 Could she have tracked her pics and not publicly posted them and still ended up on the feed after they were graded?
Speaker 5: No, not, and I'll tell you why, because the well, I guess you could just pick a little button to do that, but the people who do that don't want to have it publicly shown, which is fine. They can just track it for themselves. So she would have to do that, and then if she did that, it wouldn't show publicly.
Speaker 6: I want it public. I want everyone to know what happened tonight.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're going to get a very big article I want.
Speaker 6: I want a who's not hot button too and then put.
Omar: You can't have a NOT hot button.
Speaker 6: Put it, put it, who's really not hot?
Speaker 5: Oh, there's going to be like Bruce in the article. Like Bruce is going to be like starving in the article, like you crushed him and he's going to be desolate. And of course, that's going to be in the article.
Omar: OK, calm down, Jimmy Olson. Go ahead, Johnny Wang.
Speaker 1: Omar, good evening. I believe it actually is tomorrow where you are, if I'm not mistaken. So happy Friday to you. Happy Friday to all of the Omar's friends who were tuning in from clearly across the globe. And if I may, Omar, I know you aren't going to like this and it may can be run, but I wanted to wish you congratulations. There are no fewer than four, that's right, four actually 5 now concurrent spaces from the Omar tree, the Omar spaces tree. And this has the most listeners out of all of them. So Congrats on the sustainability, Omar, on the numbers tonight in prime time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's nobody who's gonna be able to compete with Omar. I, I don't, I know Omar doesn't like when I say this, but there's flash in the pans, guys who can come up do it for, but they get burnt out so easily. It's it's obviously in the it's proven for years and years. There's there is nobody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got, he's got, he's got a lot of spaces up right now. And this has the most and this had the most for a while. So, Omar, congratulations.
Omar: OK, I I don't know, shout out to the spaces the other guys. I thought we had a good show tonight. I always enjoy when Zintani and her friends come by. Makes me feel smarter than the typical brain rot.
Speaker 1: We got well, let's not forget my, my, my, serenading either of country roads somewhere. Let's let's not.
Omar: How? How are the reviews, Johnny and the DMS?
Speaker 1: I haven't gotten any to be honest.
Omar: Really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which I guess is a plus because nobody is ripping it. Maybe if you did Annie's song you would've got a little better that one. I don't know.
Omar: Who's Annie? Doctor Fine.
Speaker 1: You don't want me to do that. If you if you heard it, you would know.
Omar: All right, I don't know. What do you think, Santana? You want to end this?
Speaker 6: Wait, why does it say place 10 units more before end of day or your bankroll gets docked the difference? What does that mean?
Speaker 5: So if you join a competition and you don't make any plays, you get a penalty. Obviously we don't want people not actually participating because it's not fair.
Speaker 6: But that, that's not going to hit me, right?
Speaker 5: No, you're fine.
Omar: You already won.
Speaker 5: You won. Yeah. Yeah, you. You're good.
Speaker 6: Johnny, did you hear that?
Speaker 1: No, go ahead, go ahead, tell me the.
Speaker 6: News I won. I I schooled Bruce.
Speaker 1: It doesn't take much, but congratulations.
Speaker 6: He's the why are you guys minimizing this? He's the king. He's.
Speaker 1: We're not minimizing it.
Speaker 3: He's not. He's not a king, he's a bum.
Speaker 1: He's the king, self-proclaimed. He's self-proclaimed. So what? What games did you bet that you won?
Speaker 6: Bruce the ball, I bet on the tigers, I bet on the red. The color red I bet on birds.
Speaker 1: 1 1/2 Wow, nice, it's all those doing.
Speaker 6: Green, green, green everywhere.
Speaker 1: That's good. She's just this side of the The Cat in the Hat.
Speaker 5: I need a little more excitement out of you, Johnny Wayne, you know.
Speaker 1: A little more what?
Speaker 5: Excitement. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Serious. Oh, it's kind of the sauna, man. It's kind of the sauna about the shave. So I'm I'm going to relax more out there.
Speaker 5: Oh, I got you alright.
Omar: Shaving after a sauna.
Speaker 1: It opens up your pores.
Omar: Does it make your face and hair off? I can. Disgusting. Jenny, no.
Speaker 1: No, you mean you shout, you go into the sauna, you ship her, and you shave?
Speaker 5: Yo, Omar, if you shut down, I think the streets, metaphorically, are going to get wild.
Omar: Yeah, it's getting late, guys. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm waking up at 5:00 AM, so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a school night we got, we got to work.
Omar: All right, guys, let me end this Intani. Awesome job as always. Good looking out on the competition. Great show tonight. I had fun.
Speaker 1: Thanks Wilmore.
Omar: Johnny great performance. Doctor Fine, another excellent showing ZK Little SV. Mr. Zilbert, look forward to your article on our SV Times.
Speaker 3: And the competition and the this one-on-one showdown.
Omar: Absolutely. All right, guys. We'll do it again tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Good night, Omar. We'll see you tomorrow, Elaine. Good night.
Speaker 5: Guys have a good one, guys.
Omar: Bless you, Johnny.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow, good luck.
Speaker 1: Clap cheeks, everybody.
Omar: OK, Johnny, you gotta go.