Sam Hyde EXPLAINS Why Lex Fridman SUCKS! (+ REDBAR IS WATCHING)

And I'm doing it for my daughter.

you when you go to when you go to um

college,

>> which I did twice because I went to CMU

and I did I went to Risie, so I've seen

two of these things, but there's there's

all there's a guy there. You're going to

get there and there's people everybody

everybody's like sort of excited to

start their life,

>> but there's a guy there that read uh JD

Salinger and took it to heart too much

>> and he's like, "Uh, oh, you this is

great. You're Nicholas. I can't wait to

have a conversation.

And like there's three girls that like

his enthusiasm because he has a hat with

an arrow.

>> Well, his enthu So his enthusiasm is

like uh and this is the other thing you

meet you meet with success doing that up

to a point. So at the at the ice

breaking phase when everybody's like

nervous and out of their element or

whatever, the one guy who's like seems

like he knows what he's doing is that

guy and they're attracted to his energy

and he becomes the sort of center but it

doesn't that doesn't last because that

guy is a [ __ ]

>> Yeah. Um, I just listen like I'm just so

excited to be like brutally honest.

And that's this is a side this is a

digression, but have you ever met

somebody who was like um had a sort of

fixation on being brutally honest?

>> Oh yeah. Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Thinking that that's a thinking that

that's a good

>> More girl more girls than guys actually

have

>> thinking that's a good thing. You can

like destroy your life

>> in in a single conversation by being

brutally honest with the wrong person.

>> Maybe it's me.

>> I don't know.

>> Maybe I'm the problem. I don't know.

>> Hey,

>> you're starting to think I'm the

problem.

>> Hey, I know you're the family friend,

but you you're extremely disfigured and

we all kind of like casually like brush

it off. How do you feel about that?

>> Anyway, a book or a movie. If you read

the wrong book or you watch the wrong

movie and you think that a certain thing

is the way is what is what a social

setting needs to have to kind of drive

the fun and the energy. Also, when you

if you don't have something, if you

don't have something and you're like the

>> there's there's a lot of people who

don't have anything, but they're

convinced that um I life is just full of

beautiful meaning. Like Lex Freiedman

does this

>> that the talk this like empty talk about

how life is full of beautiful meaning

and complexity and there's beauty

everywhere and everybody's a soul. These

are these are things that are like uh

>> sort of like a woman

>> then gets in a silver accord and goes

home and microwaves a meatball.

>> Yeah. Well, they're things they're

things that are true. Like I don't I

don't I don't disagree with those those

statements, but yeah. Gets gets in a

silver accord and goes home and

microwaves a meatball. Like Lex

Freedman, you saw his uh the way his his

apartment. It's like all IKEA min

minimalist neutral gray stuff. Like he's

a pin head.

>> He did a house tour. Like I don't I just

don't believe

>> Lex sad boy Freriedman. Do you ever

watch Red Bar? Redbar did one where he

was making fun of how uh how Freriedman

lives. So there he is. He's got carpeted

floors, everybody. That is tan carpet.

Okay. And then you come in here and

you've got again an empty there's

nothing on the walls. You got a very

cheap IKEA build. These are You get them

on the way out. They go, "These are

free." I find this to be a psycho's

life. I mean, guys, you might look

around and go, I have this. You're 22.

You're 19. This is a guy. He's 40 years

old and he's been on a he talks to 30

million people every two weeks. Now,

>> this is one of those things. It's it's

frustrating to me because it's hard to

express to somebody who doesn't already

understand

how living like a pig, like a spiritual

pig. It's not just that it's telling,

it's that it encapsulates everything

about you. It's going to sound like when

I talk about cars and people are like,

"Oh, Sam's being a

>> dilly belly."

>> Just he's just talking about a [ __ ]

car. But this in particular, like how

you live, he's living in this disposable

catalog, like everything neutral gray.

Like I can't say it better than how

Redbar said it. So [ __ ]

>> if I saw something clever like a little

coffee table in the shape of a yin-yang,

I had to have it.

the Klipsk personal office unit, the

Hovetra home exerbike, or the Johannes

sofa with the string green stripe

pattern, even the resample wire lamps of

environmentally friendly unbleached

paper. I'd flip through cataloges and

wonder what kind of dining set defines

me as a person.

>> This Lex Freriedman guy is an is an

empty loser.

Lex Freiedman. Oh boy, this guy tweets

like he's the AI generated ghost of

every sad indie singer that ever lived.

Love is all that matters. We are all

alone yet together.

Would an AI cry? Yo, what are you even

talking about? Did he tweet? Would an AI

cry? He did not. I know he said stuff

that's in that in that vein, though.

>> AI feel.

>> He tweeted, "Can AI feel pain?" No, he

had a conversation with

>> Oh, so he he didn't just send a tweet

that takes 15 seconds to think about. He

had an he had a conversation with

somebody about it. This is another

example of when some when someone's a

effect is obvious,

it means that they think you're stupid

or that they're stupid. And that should

tell you a lot more than it than I think

it thinks. the way he talks.

It's a character. It's a deliberate like

mask that he's putting on to make

himself sound intellectual, neutral,

authoritative,

etc. It's very offensive to me. Probably

the most offensive thing about him is

that and the suit with the black tie.

Like that's the reason why it's not just

a it's not just um like what he would

say is he would say that it's to uh make

it so he doesn't have to doesn't have to

think about what he wears or that it's

the most basic like whatever his

rationale is. It's it's actually because

it makes he it's a character that he's

putting on to make himself seem

intellectual, authoritative, neutral in

a sort of a journalist sense of the

word. Uh most most of those people the

way they talk about it you can tell that

they're they want that they want their

they want to feel like their life has

purpose but they are still searching for

it. And uh I'm not saying that that like

inherently makes you a loser or

something but it's it's you don't want

to see that.

>> Yeah.

>> I don't want to see that. I don't want

to I I don't want I don't want uh like

Chris to come in and be like I'm just

ready to finally get to my purpose today

and get my me cuz it makes me know that

he's like feels like there's nothing,

you know?

>> Like it's just fake. When people talk

about that, it's usually fake.

>> It's a Yeah, it's a fake altruism or

enthusiasm.

>> I wouldn't I don't talk about what gives

my life meaning because I don't want

other people to know.