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Brother, welcome back. We got to

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freaking talk, man.

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This guy told me in our group, he said,

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"I broke up with my wife and now my back

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hurts." He got a back like a lot of

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people have been getting injured.

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But seriously, uh, a lot of people have

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been getting real injured

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and I'm like, "What the hell? What are

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we doing here?" So, this guy, it's been

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a year since he's had any kind of sex.

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No touch of woman.

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Well, there was one time where he had a

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little bit of a touch. Oopsie. A little

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slippage.

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a little touch

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to the balls. And he was telling me the

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story and I said, "Dude," I said, "Be

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honest with me. Did your back pain go

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away when she uh touched your wiener?"

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And he said, "Come to think about it."

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Yeah. Yeah. And I was like, "There you

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go, dude. That's all you need." And this

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guy has been down in the dumps. He's

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dealing with back pain. He got a

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divorce. He's got children.

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and he is just going through it.

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But for some reason, this sick little

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perverted thought got into his brain

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that he needed to find himself. He

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needed to give himself permission

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to be who he really is. He needed to

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overcome the trauma

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of his father not giving him the

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permission that he needed as a young boy

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when in reality all this man needed was

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to get a ball touched. That's it. That's

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it. We were talking to him in the group

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and you could see his voice. His voice

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just got like, "Boys, let's go." like

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before he was. First off, I don't know

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if this is a common thing with most

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dudes, but like we got to be better at

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getting to the damn point of stories.

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Okay? And I'm not saying like what I'm

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doing right now is not getting to the

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point, but some of these guys when they

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tell you this is how they say it.

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There's no there's no mirth. There's no

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energy in their stories. It's all like

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this.

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So, uh, I

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Well, I tried to ask her out.

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Well, here's the thing.

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That's like the the main way, guys.

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Speak.

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Oh my god.

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So, you know, I was like, dude, get

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freaking pumped.

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Get freaking pumped, dude.

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I when I can't stand that. I can't stand

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when other guys are not able to

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just just

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put it in there, dude. Just come on.

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I don't know if this is making sense.

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It's a feeling. You know, that's the

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thing about words. Words are often

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corrosive. That's what Mishima said

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about words. Words are corrosive. Words

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are meant to cut.

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Words are like they're very acidic. You

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know,

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that's why I think you when Jesus, you

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think Jesus came to unite everyone and

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stuff? No. He said, "I didn't come to

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bring peace. I came with a sword." The

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gospel was meant to cut the the law in

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half. It was meant to erase all the

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nonsense. He was set the people free,

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divide them from the chains of that

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talmudic law.

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And now everyone these days is scared to

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be who they are. You telling me this guy

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dealing with all this problem, all this

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therapy speak, all this therapy talk. I

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need to find myself. I need to I need to

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discover who I am. And I'm hearing this.

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I'm like, me and the guys, man, Killy

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and Fabian, we're we're in there. Mike

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Noah. And we're like, this is some

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horseshit.

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This is absolute garbage. This guy's not

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even telling the truth to himself. He's

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been so corrupted by thought that he's

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not able to see exactly what he needs to

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do. And it was simply be a DJ for a

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little bit. I said, "What do you really

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want to do, man? You know, you've been

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trying to be He's working out. He's like

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he's like trying to like get his [ __ ]

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together. He's already got his [ __ ]

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together pretty much, but he's still

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trying to get his [ __ ] together. It's

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like, "How much can you get your [ __ ]

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together, dude? What do you really want

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to do?" We asked him.

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What do you want to do? Tell me what you

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want to do. Raymond James Castle

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like in Fight Club. I don't know. I

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don't know. I want to be a veterary.

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I want to be a vet. All right. You're

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going to be a vet starting in two weeks.

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I'm going to kill you. All right.

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Please,

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dude. What do you want to do? What do

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you want to freaking do, man?

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That's what we were asking this

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sagacious young gentleman. And so he's

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talking to us and he's like, "You know

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what? I just Well, to be honest, I want

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to go out with the boys. I want to go

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out and I want to get drunk." And we're

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like this.

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>> Yes.

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Yes.

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We're like, "Okay, good. Good. Keep

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going." What? I want to go out. I want

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to hit on girls. And this is the thing.

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This is how sick this thing gets, dude.

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This is how absolutely sickening this

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thing gets. He said this.

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He said, "I want to, you know, I want to

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hit on girls." We're like, "Have you?"

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Like, he keep in mind, he's been

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celebrate for a year.

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Thank you for punctuating that. A year.

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No man wants to be celibate for a year.

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He said, "I went out a few times and I

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went on a few dates, but I went on these

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dates and nothing happened." Like, it

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just kind of fell apart. She kind of

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ghosted me. She stopped talking to me

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and then I just kind of went back to my

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routine. I was worried about, you know,

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making this and that happen, blah, blah,

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blah. Sticking a routine, blah, blah,

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blah. And we're like, dude, do you see

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how deceptive your mind is

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if you do not exercise your freedom,

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then your mind will become a cage.

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He tried a few times.

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He's a free man. He's out there. He's

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like the Monte Cristo just escaped

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prison. The count of Monte Cristo just

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climbing up out of there. I'm free. And

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now he tries a few times but something

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in him tells him some thought tells him

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this this isn't really but he got

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nothing. He actually had no win. No, he

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didn't get what he wanted. So what did

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he do? He found a convenient way

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to tell himself I'm done now.

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Let's go back to being a sad boy. Let's

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go back to being someone that gives

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oursel permission that seeks our man our

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father's whatever grace.

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Now he's back to square one. And we're

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like, "Brother, we're like, brother,

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this is not the way, man. This is not

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the way. You just gave yourself an out,

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but you haven't got any you didn't like

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get any better for it.

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And so we're talking, we're telling him

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like, "Dude,

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just cut the [ __ ] Cut the [ __ ]

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and be a DJ for a while. Just be a DJ."

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And what I mean by that, you know,

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I know there's a lot of young guys on

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here. Now, I'm not saying go shoot up

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drugs. I'm not saying gamble your life

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away. Okay?

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What I mean by that is live.

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Because if you're not going to live,

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then when you're not living, what you'll

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do is seek to make everything

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boring.

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Seriously, you'll just make everything

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boring until

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there's no reason for you to have any

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kind of spirit left. You'll just be

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boring as hell. And you'll see this show

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up with how you introduce yourself to

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other people, how you talk to other

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people. This life is not set up for you

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to be some perfect person. You already

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are perfect. You don't need to try to

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live and and play by someone else's

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rules and and live a certain way. That's

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all super gay, man. That doesn't do

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anything for you.

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So what really happens is when you're

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passive like you get you get punished

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for being passive in this life. You

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really get punished. Life claps you for

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being a passive individual

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because it's not it's not natural. But

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the way things are set up, it's so you

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can be passive. Kind of slide under the

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radar. Don't have to show yourself.

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Don't have to face embarrassment.

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rejection,

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cringe, which also means that you don't

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get presented the same opportunities as

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the people that expose himself.

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So, this guy though, you know, he had

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been very passive in his relationship.

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And I I was asking cuz I wanted to I

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wanted to get through to this guy, man.

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I I don't want him to join the group and

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just, hey, hey, how you doing? Hey, nice

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to meet you guys. Bl. All right. See

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you. It's like, no, dude. Like, you're

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here for a reason. Let's figure this

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[ __ ] out.

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I said, "Did you break up with your girl

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ever?" He's like, "Yeah, twice."

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And then they tried to go to couples

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therapy. Now, couples therapy, I don't

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know what you guys your take on this,

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but here's mine.

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Imagine

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paying a therapist,

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which is literally like paying um

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someone to cuck you and your wife. Will

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you sit in this chair? Look at the hotel

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cuck chair. Is I don't know what a

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therapist could also sit there.

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A couple's therapy. You on this couch,

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there's the cuck.

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Perhaps you're in the cuck chair.

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Anyway, the it's a it's really cucked. I

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mean, you're gonna pay someone to tell

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you how you should be in your

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relationship.

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How passive can you be in this life?

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And if you think for a second that this

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is normal, dude, wrong. If you do think,

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however, that society wants you to think

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this is normal, bingo. Congratulations.

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Come up to the front for your prize.

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Seriously, they got everyone thinking

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that these things are normal. That it's

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normal. It's normal to go to couples

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therapy.

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Why is that normal?

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This is just it would never be normal.

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As soon as you sign for couples therapy,

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you tell your woman, "I don't have all

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the answers."

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No woman wants to be with a guy that

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doesn't have all the answers. Obviously,

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you don't have all the answers, buddy.

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But at least you got God. Oh, but you

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don't believe in God. Oh, okay, great.

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Well, uh, do you still have all the

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answers? At least at least act like

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you're going to figure this [ __ ] out.

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Because what is she going to do? She's

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like, we got to go to a couple's

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therapy. This guy's done. This guy's

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done.

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How could he ever How could she ever

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love? I just don't It doesn't work, man.

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It doesn't work. It's too late. At that

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point, it's got to be too late.

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really

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aging room rare collection. This is from

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this the fine distinguished gentleman

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over at Cigar Crate. And I have only had

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one other agent room. I didn't like it.

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They sent me this one though. I really

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like this one. I I don't know if it's

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because I haven't had a cigar all week,

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but this one's this one's nice.

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He broke up with her, then he went back

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with he gave her a second chance. Again,

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passive. When your girl says, "We needed

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to take a break." You say, "Okay, this

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is permanent vacation. There are no

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breaks." You don't take a break.

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Dude, no guy wants to take a break

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unless he's gonna go out there and get

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some some other chicks. But no, there's

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no way. As soon as you start betraying

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yourself to appease other people,

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checkmate.

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Checkmate, man. Oh, maybe. Yeah, it is

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checkmate. As soon as you start that

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[ __ ] it's over. And that's what

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passivity

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gets you is you you acquies, you abide,

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you suffer fools too long just because

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you don't have the nuts to say no, I'm

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not going to because you've been so so

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accustomed and told in this life to have

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your little routine.

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Avoid the risk. Keep the peace.

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Don't stir the pot. No, man. I'm telling

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you, you know, I have this theory.

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I have this theory kind of brewing up.

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Well, first off, everyone wants their

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minds to be

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whole. Everyone wants to be solid

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mentally, intelligently.

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They, you know, we seek out peace,

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meditation, get your thoughts together.

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We we want our minds to be at peace all

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the time.

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People take drugs so that they don't

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have to have depression, so that they

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don't have to feel the the depths of

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sorrow that humanity has to deal with.

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They don't want to feel the despair.

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People go to therapists so other people

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can tell them how to think.

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But the entire time, dude, the entire

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time

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is that uniformity of thought is a

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disease. It is a disease that we've been

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lied about that we need to have

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everything in order, everything perfect

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in here. It's wrong. It's absolutely

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wrong.

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Uniformity is the devil's playground.

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You know why? Because in uniformity,

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evil works underneath. Look at the most

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basic ass people.

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They are like worried about the most

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dumbest [ __ ] Everyone that has like the

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the most clean women, mothers,

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the most orderly households all have

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this underlying

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they have this like underlying what's

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the right word here?

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It's not death, but it is it's like

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there's a there's a bitterness. There's

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a they're hiding from something. They

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try to clean away the depression and

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despair. They try to clean away the

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unhappiness and unfulfillment in their

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life. They put it away neatly. Be our

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guest. Be our guest. Put our service to

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the test. Just putting everything away.

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Pots and pans.

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Hey, just dishes always must be done.

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Vacuum always must be done. Oh, look. A

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little mud.

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It's like, dude, you don't get to do

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that.

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And here's what I ultimately came to

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is that

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if you look at the story of Satan,

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Lucifer,

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Lucifer was

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the most beautiful angel. I might be

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wrong on this, but I'm pretty sure I'm

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not. He was the most beautiful. He was

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the smartest. He was the orchestrator of

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music, okay? Like he was really a

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beautiful angel dude.

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And he like he was jealous of God.

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That's very interesting.

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Why? Why?

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Well, look around us, man. Look at this

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big old ugly tree.

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Look at this cold weather, man. Nature

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nashes just nashes its teeth at us. It

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just it we are a part of it, you know?

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We're part of the creation. But

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beauty, uniformity

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ultimately is pretty much the opposite

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of what nature is.

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Nature is brutal, man. Nature is like

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brutal chaos.

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It's not It's not put together. It's not

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clean. There's filth. There's mold.

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There's muck. There's dirt.

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And there's beauty inside of that all.

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It gives way to more life. But I believe

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truly that

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when you try to have this this

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perfection, when you try to live to the

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perfection instead of dealing with those

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maybe what is dark, maybe what is

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ultimately human,

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when you try to sweep that under the

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rug,

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you never discover who you really are.

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And that's why I say go be a DJ for a

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while, man.

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Don't give yourself a way out either.

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Don't give yourself self a way out just

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because you know it's not easy. It's

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never going to be easy. Again, this

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thing is not supposed to. But that's

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where you're going to discover

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everything that you need to discover

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going forward. You have to deal with

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those those

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weird ass feelings, you know, weird ass

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feelings and emotions. You got to

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discover that all. And then you got to

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find a way

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to not let them kill you and rise above

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them and get them in order and and say,

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"You know what? I can handle this."

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Well, and maybe I might find some gold

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in there.

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But no one wants to do that. Most people

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don't want to do that. And you sound

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crazy. You sound absolutely insane. But

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again, people got way too comfortable.

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People got way too comfortable living

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with routines, constant need for

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security, expediency, which kills the

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soul, a constant need to know.

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But again,

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I believe that they we do this because

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we're not exercising our freedom. And so

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the way that our minds cope is that we

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we create a prison of our mind. And the

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only way out is to [ __ ] max your way

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through, man. Ride the tiger, baby. I'm

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serious. That's the only way out.

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Also feel like that's why there's

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generally a lack of hype. There's

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generally, I don't know if you guys know

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this again, I told you I talked to so

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many guys, but there's generally a lack

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of hype among men. Like a real a real

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lust for life, a real, you know, hearty

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yes for life. And

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I believe the really the well has been

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poison, man. Like the well has been

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poisoned, brother.

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Everything became

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physical. Everything became tangible.

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Everything became real.

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The spirit was pierced. It was pierced

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with science.

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Everything was seen. Everything just

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cut, picked apart, seen through the

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little scrying glass that we have. This

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orb where all a bunch of little wizards

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looking, peering into everything.

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Everything became so real that our need

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for stories

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was gone. What need do you have for myth

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legend?

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Like even even uh all when you could

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just pick apart every little thing. How

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freaking crazy is that, dude? Like I if

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there's one thing that I never I just I

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want to make sure that I always hold on

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to which is the key to the [ __ ] maxing

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philosophy is you keep

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the childlike wonder. You keep a part of

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you because many of us have been kids

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longer than we've been adults but

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somewhere along the way they got all

23:07

these thoughts into our head. All of

23:08

this corruption to make us think

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that's it. think to make us think that

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we need to behave in certain ways

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that we need to do like a a certain way

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to live.

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It became too real, man. And we

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ultimately got rid of the stories. Wow.

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How convenient. How convenient to

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control humanity when you realize

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that humanity is run by stories. But if

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you take away all of their stories and

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the meaningful ones especially that they

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will simply lose themsel and consume

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more [ __ ]

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That's like

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that's 200 IQ.

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Is that not how you control people? I

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think so. I think so. And so back to

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words being corrosive or you know back

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to one other thing is that's why you

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must have a period of degening. That's

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why you must go downward man. You must

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you must experience losing losing the

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job firing your therapist saying adios

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to a girl you're not really crazy about.

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Doing a 360 and moon walking out of

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there saying bye to friends. See you.

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Get uncomfortable. feel the pain. Stop

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sweeping under the rug. It'll do nasty

24:37

things to your psyche and your

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self-confidence when you don't go

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through any of that because now you're

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just saying, "I must do things because

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this is how it's supposed to be."

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Supposed to be to who? Supposed to be to

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who? Even when we talk now, we don't say

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things that amuse us. We don't say

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things that, "Oh, that's funny to me.

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I'm not trying to make other people

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laugh. That's funny to me. I'm going to

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share that [ __ ] Oh, that's an

25:03

interesting story, philosophy, passion

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to me. I don't need to share that [ __ ]

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to get a reaction. I share it because I

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want to, because I like it.

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And so many guys, there's a lid. There's

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a lid on the spirit. There's a there's a

25:20

mouthpiece on the dog that really is a

25:23

rabbi infested dog, but now it's got a

25:26

mouthpiece, so you can't even talk. So,

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you're neutered and you're gay. And

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there's only a way to break out of that.

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I said, "No, I'm not going to live like

25:34

this, dude. I'm not gonna live like

25:35

this. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna live

25:38

my life with all these limitations."

25:41

But in order, you must act out your

25:43

freedom.

25:45

You have to act out your freedom.

25:53

And you never have to explain yourself.

25:55

There's this is something that

26:00

has just made sense to me lately is

26:03

never explain yourself. Never explain.

26:07

Okay. If you're in court, you might have

26:10

to explain yourself.

26:12

Okay. Well, you're not in court. You're

26:14

in your you're in your daily life taking

26:17

a [ __ ] waking up from bed, going about

26:19

your day. Stop explaining yourself.

26:22

Don't explain yourself to your woman.

26:24

Don't explain yourself to anybody.

26:27

Anyone who like why is it that you have

26:30

this thought? Why is it that you find

26:32

that funny? Why is it that you have this

26:35

view on the world? Don't explain

26:37

yourself.

26:40

Explaining yourself always

26:43

weakens you. It It just tears you down.

26:45

One of the greatest way I'm telling you

26:47

I'm telling you this is this is 100%

26:50

true.

26:52

Notice how people go on Joe Rogan.

26:54

People that go on Joe Rogan are often on

26:57

the descent. I'm telling you, there's

27:00

this like craving amongst people to

27:02

rise. They look at people that rise

27:05

really fast and they say, "Oo, ah, I

27:07

want that like a rocket ship going into

27:09

the night sky. I want that.

27:12

I want that big raise. I want that

27:14

praise, that promotion." Dude, you don't

27:17

want to rise too fast. I'm telling you,

27:19

you don't want to rise too fast. A good

27:21

example is look at the Joe Rogan. People

27:23

go on there, take uh Jordan Peterson,

27:27

goes on Joe Rogan, starts talking,

27:28

starts yapping, starts then he starts

27:31

going on multiple podcasts, starts

27:32

talking about politics. Dude, you're a

27:34

psychologist. Stick to the psychology.

27:36

You had some good insights. You had some

27:38

real some merit there. Stick to what

27:41

you're doing. No. Wants to start yapping

27:43

about carnivore and his daughter wants

27:45

to come up and now go over here and

27:47

start yapping. You know, go to bed,

27:49

woman. Go to bed. Go. It's your past

27:51

your bedtime. Get in bed. Stop going

27:53

over to Andrew Tate's house.

27:57

You start they start talking too much.

27:59

They see get prodded with sticks. A

28:01

podcast is like someone proddding you

28:02

with a stick. What is this? What is

28:06

Dude, you're explaining. You're

28:08

explaining to the world. No, dude. Stop

28:12

extending yourself so far. Look at what

28:14

happened to Tate. Look at what happened

28:15

to him. Blows up. Now people can't even

28:19

take him serious. Oh, I'm the best at

28:20

this. I'm the best at this crypto.

28:24

Overreach. Overreach. So many time and

28:26

time again where they kill the story.

28:29

They kill

28:30

who is this person because all great

28:33

stories are built on who is

28:37

this person?

28:40

And and people just willingly give away

28:42

give away it all explaining making

28:46

excuse. And the moment that someone

28:48

disagrees with you, it could be on the

28:50

stupidest subject such as what your diet

28:52

should be, they start riding you off.

28:55

They start thinking that they got you

28:57

figured out. The moment that you explain

29:00

to your woman every little action, well,

29:02

your motivation, you just she's just,

29:05

"Okay, I got this guy figured out." They

29:08

start bitching up. Time for therapy,

29:09

baby. Will you come? You're like, "All

29:12

right, I guess we need therapy now. If

29:13

we're really going to work this out,

29:15

maybe some other dude could tell us how

29:18

to be together. It's a bunch of

29:20

[ __ ] Where's your balls, man?

29:22

Where's the spirit? That's what I'm

29:24

saying.

29:29

So, you got to be comfortable with like

29:33

don't be the the perfection.

29:37

Don't just show the perfection. Show the

29:40

sinner, man. Show the sinner. That's

29:43

what Christ was there for. The sinner.

29:45

Christ came down to defeat sin. To say,

29:49

"Hey, wait up.

29:52

None of you are perfect.

29:55

None. You guys, you can't be perfect.

30:00

You don't got to sacrifice any more

30:01

goats or pigs or follow this Talmudic

30:03

law.

30:05

I've defeated sin. I've defeated death.

30:09

Death has lost its sting.

30:13

Death has lost its thing. Amen, brother.

30:16

Hey, if we live, we live. But if we die,

30:19

we have also lived. And death is but a

30:22

portal. It's just a portal for more

30:25

life. And I'm telling you guys, everyone

30:28

wants to be the perfect, but no one

30:30

wants to be sinner. No one wants to be

30:32

the sinner.

30:34

No one wants to go out there and figure

30:37

out, okay, this is life. This is what

30:40

I've been thrown into.

30:42

Let me not run away and cower in fear.

30:45

Let me embrace this, man. Let me embrace

30:48

this.

30:51

Maybe

30:53

maybe that old story of the devil being

30:55

the most beautiful one and God kind of

30:58

casting him out.

31:01

Maybe he knew that humanity would

31:04

ultimately fall. You know, like people

31:07

always have this this qualm

31:10

with this story like why God knew God.

31:12

Yeah, maybe he did know. Maybe he did

31:15

know, dude. Maybe humanity is just the

31:18

story of Job and God's like, "Yes, this

31:20

is my creation. This is my beloved. Test

31:23

him all you want. He'll come right back

31:25

to me." Maybe that's ultimately the

31:27

story of humanity.

31:30

You guys fell. I knew that was going to

31:32

happen. You're going to come back to me.

31:35

You're going to go downwards into hell

31:38

and then come back to me. You're going

31:40

to go into the filth because in filth it

31:42

shall be found. That's beautiful. That's

31:45

how you know that you have that free

31:47

will. Do whatever you want. Suffer. And

31:51

all of us are like little cockroaches

31:53

these days trying to hide. Trying to

31:56

hide from the suffering. But that's

31:57

where you find God, man. In the

31:58

suffering.

32:00

That's where you find how he made you,

32:02

how perfect he made you. It's a

32:04

beautiful thing.

32:13

So, in order to get back

32:18

all these ailments, all of these plagues

32:20

of the mind, dude, you got to [ __ ]

32:22

max. You got to [ __ ] max your way

32:23

through. Chew glass, breathe smoke.

32:27

There's no other way. And so many guys

32:30

are paying the price because they've

32:32

accepted the lie

32:35

that this is what's most important,

32:39

right? They've accepted that that this

32:41

is what's most important.

32:44

We had a guy Jake in our group that

32:45

said, "It's interesting to think that

32:47

art, a piece of art that inspires you is

32:52

more compelling and it does more for

32:55

your soul than some like some words."

32:59

And I I was like, "That makes so much

33:01

sense because back to words being

33:03

corrosive, words are not meant to

33:08

always inspire. They're meant to cut.

33:11

They're meant to free you from the

33:12

chains, from the illusions, dispel all

33:16

the the illusions you have in your head.

33:19

That's what words are for. It's meant to

33:21

cut you away out of slavery.

33:27

So try stop trying to inspire yourself

33:30

through words, man. Stop trying to say a

33:32

certain mantra or affirmation or look to

33:35

someone else to tell you how to live.

33:37

Just start living. All right, I think

33:39

that's it, man. I'm getting freaking

33:41

pumped. It's almost spring. Hang in

33:44

there. Spring's coming. I can smell it.

33:51

Come talk with us in the group and I'll

33:53

see you soon. Peace.

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