Oct. 6, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus at Aftershock 2025

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PipemanRadio Interviews The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus at Aftershock 2025

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Aftershock 2025 Draws Record-Breaking Crowd Of Over 164,000 Fans, The Largest In The Festival’s History

The West Coast’s Ultimate Rock, Punk & Metal Destination 115+ Bands • 4 Unforgettable Days • Fans From Every Corner of the Globe

Danny Wimmer Presents’ record-breaking 2025 festival season concluded October 2–5 with the largest Aftershock in history — drawing over 164,000 fans from all 50 states and more than 30 countries to Sacramento’s Discovery Park, generating an estimated $35 million in local economic impact.

The West Coast’s biggest rock, punk, and metal festival reached new heights in 2025.

Debuting in 2025, Aftershock introduced several new fan-favorite experiences that elevated the festival weekend to new heights. The Capitol Club offered an all-inclusive oasis with premium amenities and elevated views of the main stage, while Tremors Dive Bar kept the energy high with a pop-up set by DJ Rock Feed with surprise guests My Darkest Days, and a special Sunday takeover by Sacramento’s own The Jungle Bird. Fans also discovered spontaneous performances at Beatbox and a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it speakeasy hidden beneath the underpass — each adding to the sense of discovery and excitement that defined this year’s festival.

To celebrate DWP’s cultural and economic impact to the region, Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty, Senator Angelique Ashby, and Assemblymember Maggy Krell honored Danny Wimmer Presents with official recognitions from the City of Sacramento, the California State Senate, and the California State Assembly. The proclamation and resolutions celebrate Aftershock’s decade-long legacy, recognizing its profound cultural, economic, and charitable contributions to the Sacramento community and beyond, and highlighting how the festival has firmly established the city as a premier destination for live music in California.

The 2026 dates for Aftershock will be announced in the coming months along with early bird tickets, allowing fans to lock-in lower level pricing and maximum payment plan options. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned to the festival’s official social media channels and AftershockFestival.com.

In addition to music performances, this year’s edition of Aftershock featured various partner onsite activations, award-winning beverages and delectable eats from partners including Animal Place, Astral Tequila, Beatbox Beverages, Black Shades, Blackcraft, Body Art Express, California Army National Guard, Coors Light, Don Julio, Eargasm, Freak On a Leash, Fxck Cancer, Golden State Cider, Hyatt Vacation Club, Jack Daniel's, Jeffree Star Cosmetics, Little Rocker Clothing, Mortus Viventi, Nowhere Fast, Parlor Root Beer, Red Bull, Sierra Nevada, Strüng, Take Me Home, The Pretty Cult, Tito's Handmade Vodka, To Write Love on Her Arms, Topo Chico Hard Seltzer, and Waterloo Sparkling Water.

Aftershock is proud to partner with Visit Sacramento and is produced by Los Angeles-based Danny Wimmer Presents, one of the largest independent producers of destination music festivals in America.

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Hi, you love done too?

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This is a pipe man here on the Adventurers pipe

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Red jumpsuit apparatus.

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Man. How you been, how you've been? I'm good man,

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Good to see you again.

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I like your look today, Thank you.

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I've been working on it.

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You almost look like you're a musician.

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Everybody always used to tell me I didn't look like

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I was in a band, and then I looked like

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I shop at Walmart. And what I would say is

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I do there you go? So now I've been in

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La ten years now, La County. So things happen when

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you live in La.

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Oh yeah, well now it all makes sense. Okay, get

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her in La. That's the way you're going to California.

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Love California. We are today.

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Indeed, there it is, and here's why I love.

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Like.

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I met you at musing years ago, seventeen something like that.

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I don't even remember.

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It's like a long time, and.

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You were a photographer and now you're a badass singer.

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Yeah we're here, Like, how did that happen?

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I mean I've been doing both forever, right, Like I've

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been in bands since I was like fifteen. My first

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band was actually in Dubai. Really we played one show

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in a car warehouse that my friend owned.

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It was like a Halloween show. It was like a.

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Melodic hardcore band called Nightmare. Overdose was my first band.

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Horrible name, but we got to have them.

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Yeah. First idea for Red Jumpsy Apparatus was better Scotch enemas.

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That sounds very blank Win eighty two inspired.

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But tasty as well.

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Oh that's anyway. I did a photo video for so

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long and then you did. And then five years ago

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or so I started doing photo video for Red Jumpsuit

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toured with them a bon We went to Australia, which

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is where I first met them back in twenty thirteen

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when they came and played there when I lived there,

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and just kind of kept touring with them, and I

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would jump on stage for Face Down every now and then.

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And then when they went back to Australia in twenty three,

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Randy Ronnie's brother didn't go and so they needed a screamer.

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So I was doing photo video and screams for.

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The whole time.

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That's a lot of work, yeah.

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And since then I that was when I planted the

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seed and have been just manifesting this since then. And

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then they did warp toward DC and our drummer asked

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if I wanted to scream and I said sure, which song?

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And he said no, the whole set. I said, this

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is the first warp tour in five years, are you sure?

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Ronnie a few weeks later asked me to jump on

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an Instagram live, which we had never done before. So

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I was like, what why we've never what do we

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talk about? And then he'd straight up just asked me like,

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do you want to be a permanent member of the

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band forever? But he said you have to say yes

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or no right now, and I said yeah, obviously. Yeah,

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so that's how.

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We got here.

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So nice Shark Tank.

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I love it.

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I took the deal. I took the deal. And my

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first show as a member of Red Jumpsuit was at

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Vans Warp Tour Long Beach and that's kind of where

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everything started for me.

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And I said that on stage it was Warped Tour DC, right,

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but not as a member, right, Well, he's an official.

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Writ and.

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Granda either way.

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Either way, it was Warped Tour, which is where I

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did my first guest vocal ever exactly. So Warped Tour

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was the first time I ever did a feature vocal spot.

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Back in twenty eleven, I went to go to Motionless

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in Whites signing and Chris recognized me from YouTube because

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I did covers and stuff and he was like, hey,

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you did Abigail on YouTube, right. I was like yeah.

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He's like, you're coming on stage with us today. Nice

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figure it out and I was like, oh, so that

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was my first time. So I shouted Chris out at

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warp Tour Long Beach because it was it was really like.

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Full circle and it's the nicest.

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He's the nicest, and the circles are They're great.

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And there's so many full circles happening now that it's

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starting to like spiral.

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The Halloween Zone, they have a lot of those.

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No, the one with the were wolves.

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Oh yeah yeah, oh it's.

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Called were wolf.

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That makes sense, A good one. Were wolves.

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I added, you were closed? You were closed, right, man?

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I know right.

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You did better than I.

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Catch it, right?

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Yeah, that's great, brob Zombie.

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What the doublet with were wolves?

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Yeah, with the were wolf graving down the room, flirt

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in with.

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The Okay, can you scream to that saying? So, I

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want you to scream to it.

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Let's do.

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I want to blow you out, go for it. My

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voice is fucked right. I've been talking all day. I've

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been talking all day.

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It is rough like the saying the way had talking

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all day.

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Yeah, we're almost there.

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I veiled, I got scared.

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You're almost scared. You can do it. I have faith in.

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You, have faith in me? Do you remember?

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See you get and you can sing too.

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So I'm like a mid tier singer. I'm a top

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tier screamer. I think I'm doing my best.

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I want to do more singing.

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You you're definitely a top tier top tier singers I've

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ever met. Is like call Quinn Celine deal. Oh, Celine

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Dion is incredible. Everybody else we're mid Okay, Well, then.

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What is under low tier? Lee's top tier?

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There's not many.

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Am is the top of the top two.

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We were just talking about this before.

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Two.

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Maybe Maynard Keenan or Freddie Mercury who is obviously no

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longer with us.

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Yeah, Freddy was springs.

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How about Halford?

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Yeah, Michael Jackson obviously Yeah, so s Cornell, Chris Cornell,

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Chester Bennington.

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You know, damn all the good ones are gone.

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Yeah, so I guess you know. The moral to that

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story is you don't want to be top tier.

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Yeah, it happened to you. Fucking died exactly. Das, you're

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the best, CEO. We can't have you here, storry here

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and fear the reaper all the time. Every time you

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go into a restaurant. You better start watching your back.

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Dang, that's crazy, or someone tries to kill you. Selena, Selena,

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Christina Grimy, Jim Morrison, Jim Morrison, Kurt Ko bang guy

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from that band.

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That band, there should be a band called that.

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Ban thank you?

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That band. That's who I was thinking of.

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There's so many, yeah, so many like the cream of

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the that's crazy if you're a musician.

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I'm not dead is because I'm not the best.

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Say I told you, you know what.

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I'll continue not being the best to stay a loud.

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So we should suck more. Just in case I hold back.

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There's now and then I'll miss a note on purpose,

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just to let people know I'm not the best.

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So I always think about well, I just saw about now.

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I don't always think about but if you are a musician,

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you make it past twenty seven or you're like I.

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Was fu Yeah, I was so scared that that's a

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real thing.

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I do remember being turning twenty eight and being like,

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all right, we made I made it. Now I'm going

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to think about the rest of my life now. Right

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until that moment, I was like, hey could go either way,

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you know, especially with me. I was a bit of

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a wild man of seven.

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I was skydiving a lot same.

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I think we all have had those moments. I didn't

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think I wouldn't live to twenty seven.

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I didn't think I lived to seventeen.

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So I remember being a teenager, me and my bro

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would be like, fuck it, the whole world's gonna blow

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up anyway, and that hasn't changed.

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Still tomorrow I was gonna we're still I can't even believe,

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like you said that, I can't even believe we're still

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worrying about that all these years later.

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Will forever and it will only get more and more

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more fear. But yeah, I'm in space. I can't.

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I have this idea. I want to know what you

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think of it. I know how to solve all the

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world's problems. What we just have one big music festival

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that the whole world is required to attend.

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You just do live aid but like for the world.

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Yeah, and because we listen you look at our family

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out here at Aftershocked.

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There are no outsiders.

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There's there's nobody that cares about anybody else in any

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other way but love.

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And we're one big family, so it might work.

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And then yeah, we just The only people that aren't

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allowed to go to this festival are all the politicians

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of the world.

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They wouldn't want to be there anyway.

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Man, No, they wouldn't have no interest in being here.

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And also, you're onto something because I think music crosses

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borders language. But if you're death, they have interpreters like

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you're still a part of the thing, you know.

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Like, I'll tell you what I think. I thought you

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were going to say.

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I want to hear this.

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You said I know how to solve all the world's problems,

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and I was like, Okay, here we go. And then

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you said all we need is one big and I

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thought you were going to say, big ass.

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Buwll of weed.

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Okay, the festival.

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Let's invite everybody to.

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The ball in the fog Machines is just well, here's.

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What I think is funny. In Florida, only medical marijuana

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is legal. But if you go for your medical marijuana card,

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you lose the right to.

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Own a gun. But what yes, but you can drink

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and own a guy.

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Now, I'm like, listen, okay, if you're stoned, you're not

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even get up off the couch to get your gun.

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You're like, oh, you're breaking my house.

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That's cool, Come on, right, exactly, stupid right of idiocracy.

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That's actually the most insane thing I've heard today.

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It blows my mind, Like, really, you can drink and

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own a god and bring it into the bar. Now,

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in Florida, you can bring that into the bar with

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you because it's open. But if you got to join

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on you you can't open carry.

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That's crazy.

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You know what the root is behind that, right control?

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It's racism. Well that too, just so.

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You know, money, money, money, money.

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I don't have to unpack it for the listeners, but

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that's what it is, profiling the communities who like to

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use cannabis, even though the truth is all communities like

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to use cannabis, oh, no doubt. But they're doing that

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so they can take their guns. Yeah, crazy.

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That's you know what.

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That was a good way of putting it right there.

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You're welcome, you know, because you go to other countries

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where they don't have racism like us, and they don't

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have gun problems either.

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Exactly.

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It's unbelievable.

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Yep, they are creating it. Yeah, it's coming from the top.

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You don't see a boy or I'm worrying about that.

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People of course like everything.

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Which is why they've been telling us that it's systemic,

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because they're telling us the truth. Yeah, it's pretty simple.

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It's trickle down racism.

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To blow anyone's nugget with this, all they got to

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do is look it up.

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It's trickle down racism is way.

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This is from the top down, guys, not from the

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ground up. Most people are good people. Yeah, and that's

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what I've been traveling around the country proving. We've been

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going city by city calling out our fans, saying if

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you're racist and homophobic, get out of my club. I

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have done it, night after night. No other sin has

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done that in the history.

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I love that.

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Ever, I'm the only.

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One to do it.

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That is.

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I haven't had to kick one person.

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Out there, you go, one.

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What I've proven is. It's not coming from us, It's

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coming from the top.

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That's why we need that music.

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Is on them yet, I've made it pretty clear.

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That's why we need that music festival, because then nobody

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will have to leave the music festival there it is

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Weed Fest.

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Who wouldn't go to that?

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People that are assholes?

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I mean, you don't have to smoke it. You can

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just go to the fest.

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Yeah, from the air, it's already beginning there.

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It is.

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This isn't after shock.

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Let's do it. Let's do it. Danny Wimmerdan Wier twice

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twenty six.

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Danny on the phone.

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It'll be when he's a busy guy.

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It'll be after weed.

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Hey man, I got an idea. Three am, I got

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an idea here. It's a good one.

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That's great ship.

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Maybe we should have it in Weed, California.

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Oh my god, you're a genius.

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So there we go. That's all it's really.

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I think you should run it for president personally.

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Don't do that, of course, because there's not going to

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be a more elections.

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There's not gonna be a more election.

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Because they'll clap his ass.

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Don't announce it live on your on your podcast.

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Yeah, announce it, please. I run for president every election.

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Turn Yeah, I have this.

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I have a commercial pipe man for pres pipe Yeah.

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Oh, wait's what's happening now here?

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It is he's making the announcement right here live on

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the interview.

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We go, Hey, I'm here with Dean the pipe man,

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and I decided I am forty two years old, so

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I'm legally allowed to run for president of the United States.

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I don't really know shit about shit, but I couldn't

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possibly be anywhere than the clown that's in there now.

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So Ronnie Winter vote for me.

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I vote Ronnie.

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I also vote Ronnie.

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I don't really know anything, but.

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I want to be as run me. I want to

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be as Runnie mate pipe man, and Ronnie I will.

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Be the hype man. Just vote for me for the

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hell of it, to prove how dumb all this shit is.

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You could be the secretary of idiography.

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I'll be the secretary of defenseless.

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Right the votes. Think about it. I got Costa Rica

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all the time.

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They have no military and they don't have any problems,

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and people get healthcare career. I got healthcare from Costa

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Rica for free because I crazy.

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We have to leave our country to get care.

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Well, I had a heart attacked surfing there whoa wait

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mid surf on top of a ten foot wave, and

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it was from I had a heart attack the year

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before that, Hawaii's healthcare.

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Bacon kicked my ass.

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I have the bacon, I know, right, so.

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You have like scard attacked scar tissue that reheart attacked.

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Know what they did is they misplaced his stent and

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it flowd out in my.

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You live like you're dying.

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Guy, live like you're dying. Black, You're dying always.

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But everybody you hang out with because I do.

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That's the way it should be, you know. And I

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know that.

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The doctor called my insurance cupany in and it's like,

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he needs this procedure right now where he's gonna die.

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And they're like, well it takes forty eight to seventy

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two hours to process the claim.

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You'll just him die.

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And it's a weekend, so it might take longer. It

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might take longer.

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He hangs up.

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Actually it gets worse, he hangs up. I'm not even

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in my own country. I'm in the third world country,

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and they put me in their social security system and

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treat me one hundred for free, crazy for free.

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I have had some experiences I won't go into that

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are similar, and it gave me a lot of gratitude

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for the way that they treat people. And I just

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think a lot of people just k touch it on

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it earlier today. I don't know if it was in

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this interview, but just a lot of people just haven't

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left the United States and we're their hometown. Yeah, we're

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their hometown. But I say it all the time, you

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got to just leave the country. Just do it, save

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the money, do what you gotta do, go see what

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it's like elsewhere, and then you'll just understand.

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You'll.

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I call it a.

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Big lie because the first time I ever went to Europe,

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you know, my generation as was grew up like, oh

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it's scary out there everywhere else, Oh we're the only

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free country to Europe. And I'm like, what the fuck

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were they talking?

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I know people gatekeeping, yeah, the gatekeeping everything.

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I know people that haven't even left or street their

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whole life, Like, how do you live life like that?

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I am all into going every culture out there, because

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every culture out there.

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You learn something from.

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Unfortunately, nowadays I learn how fucked up we are.

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That's as humans inherently, Yeah, we are disgusting, Oh my god,

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horrifically horrible creatures we are.

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And the inventory there's good and bad, that's right.

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I just posted a video today about how I think

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it's silly that we had to create the International Space

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Station for the every Because it's international, anybody can go

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there and do science.

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We had to go away from Earth to come together.

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I think that's insanity because we should be able to

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do that here because we are also I don't know

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if you know this, we are also in space currently.

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Yeah, right, we're in space right now, exactly. It's crazy.

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I can't believe how much sense that makes.

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I know.

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But all these people, they're freaking stupid.

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I've been saying it every day and the day Mike

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head online. They don't get it. I don't know what

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to tell them. All right, you can really tell them

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they're stupid two hundred times, and after that you're just like,

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you know what, forget about it if you're stupid to

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understand that you're stupid. So I just got well, let

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it go.

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You can't fix stupid.

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That's true, and I don't even mean it in a

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negative way. That's what they don't understand. It's not meant

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in a negative way. When we say stupid, we're trying

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