In this episode of Chaos Cadre, we delve into the multifaceted experiences of being a game streamer and social media influencer, laying bare the intricate tapestry of emotions that accompany this digital vocation. We confront the dissonance between the exhilarating highs of virality and the profound mental strains wrought by incessant content creation. Our discourse navigates the often unspoken toll on mental health, emphasizing the necessity of resilience in this chaotic landscape. Through candid anecdotes and practical strategies, we endeavor to equip our audience with the tools needed to flourish amidst the turbulence of the streaming world. Join us as we embark on this unfiltered exploration, inviting you to engage and share your own stories in this dynamic dialogue.
🎮💪 Tonight on Chaos Cadre, we’re diving deep into the highs and lows of being a game streamer and social media influencer. From the thrill of going viral to the mental toll of constant content creation, we’re unpacking the raw truth—mental stress, resilience, and the grind it takes to shine. 🧠💥 Get the real-deal tips, stories, and strategies to thrive in this chaotic world. Support the show to keep our streams top-notch by donating at https://streamelements.com/themarkgsh…! 🚀 Join us for an unfiltered convo—bring your energy and let’s get real! #GameStreaming #InfluencerLife #TwitchStreamer #ContentCreator #MentalHealth #StreamingStruggles #GamingCommunity #InfluencerTruth #ChaosCadre #SupportCreators
The latest episode of Chaos Cadre presents a compelling exploration into the multifaceted life of game streamers and social media influencers. Within this discourse, we delve into the exhilarating peaks of viral success juxtaposed against the sobering valleys of mental strain and emotional exhaustion. The panel, composed of seasoned streamers, shares unvarnished truths about their journeys, including the relentless grind of content creation that often takes a toll on mental health. With insights into resilience and coping strategies, this episode serves as both a cautionary tale and a source of inspiration for aspiring creators navigating the chaotic landscape of digital fame. The candid discussions reveal not only the highs and lows of influencer culture but also empower listeners with actionable advice on maintaining their well-being amidst the pressures of online visibility.
Takeaways:
- The podcast delves into the dual nature of being a game streamer, highlighting both the exhilarating highs of viral success and the profound lows associated with mental stress and content creation fatigue.
- Listeners will gain insight into the mental resilience required in the streaming industry, as the hosts discuss their personal experiences with burnout and the emotional toll of public engagement.
- The discussion emphasizes the importance of community support and personal connection within the streaming environment, showcasing how relationships with viewers can significantly affect a creator’s well-being.
- Practical strategies for managing mental health as a content creator are shared, including the necessity of establishing boundaries and recognizing when to disconnect from the pressures of constant content production.
- The episode candidly addresses the darker side of influencer life, including dealing with internet trolls and the impact of negative feedback on mental health, offering a raw perspective on the realities of online fame.
- The hosts share their unique anecdotes, revealing the often humorous yet challenging aspects of their journeys, thus creating a relatable narrative for aspiring content creators.
Companies mentioned in this episode:
- MySpace
- Queen
- Captain Snooch
- Suno
- ChatGPT
- Leonardo AI
- Grok AI
Transcript
Hi, my name is John S. And I'm a game sexual.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker B:One's a grunt, one's a squid talking trash like a couple of kids.
Speaker B:No script, no plan, just running their mouths.
Speaker B:If you don't like chaos, better tap out.
Speaker C:We got bad jokes, worst taste, eating.
Speaker B:Like trash, saying what we think.
Speaker C:No filter, no clue, no rules, no shame.
Speaker B:If it don't make sense, who's to blame?
Speaker B:Not us.
Speaker B:So grab a beer, sit back, don't stress.
Speaker C:It's just two dumb vets making a mess.
Speaker B:Yeah, buckle up, you beautiful train wrecks.
Speaker B:It's time for chaos cadre.
Speaker B:I'm Mark G. Your main base cleaning company king, scrubbing stains and raising five chaos gremlings for 26 years of marriage that somehow hasn't ended in a divorce court cage match, ex army badass turned multi niche streaming juggernaut.
Speaker B:I helmed the Mark G Show and this glorious dumpster fire.
Speaker B:Right here beside me, my partner in crime, John S. A Navy vet, stepdad titan, and a husband with a brew that'll melt your liver faster than his pickles, melt your taste buds.
Speaker B:Catch him on Twitch and Tik Tok as Captain Snooch.
Speaker B:Streaming like a pickled pirate on a blender.
Speaker B:And tonight, oh Lord help us, we've got MySpace, Queen Canada's sweet soaked train.
Speaker B:Oh, sorry.
Speaker B:Sweat soaked train wreck.
Speaker B:With 53,000 followers on TikTok and a measly 329 Instagram stragglers, this chick sweats like a hog in a sauna, hoarding three cats that probably plot her demise while she yammers about fun shit and true crime.
Speaker B:News flash, lady.
Speaker B:Your cats are the real serial killers here.
Speaker B:She's got more perspiration than personality.
Speaker B:And I bet her TikToks are just her mopping up cat hair with those soggy armpits.
Speaker B:But let's tear into this gritty grind of streaming and influencer life, highs and lows and mental meltdowns.
Speaker B:Well, this sweaty feline queen tries not to drown us in her damp nonsense.
Speaker B:Roll the chaos and let's get savage.
Speaker B:Johnny boy.
Speaker B:What's going on, my man?
Speaker A:Yeah, Long day.
Speaker B:Long day.
Speaker B:How long?
Speaker A:Long day.
Speaker A:Long.
Speaker A:I worked with my.
Speaker A:So I worked with my store manager tonight for the first time.
Speaker A:Like, just me and him.
Speaker A:So much work.
Speaker B:Would you say that your manager is management material?
Speaker A:Oh, he definitely is management material, brother.
Speaker A:Like, also, I just want to say hi, Ninja.
Speaker B:Did you.
Speaker B:Did you say hi to Ninja?
Speaker B:By John, you got to say hi to Ninja.
Speaker A:Oh my God.
Speaker A:Hi, Ninja.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:I'm glad you're able to say hi to Ninja.
Speaker B:And also, folks, we got the lady over here.
Speaker B:Y' all seen her on Tik Tok putting on makeup up?
Speaker B:Because for some reason, you got to put on the makeup while you're live.
Speaker B:This is MySpace Queen over here.
Speaker B:MySpace Queen.
Speaker B:What's happening?
Speaker C:How are you?
Speaker D:How are you, Mark?
Speaker D:Thank you for having me.
Speaker D:Let's.
Speaker D:Let's get into this, seriously.
Speaker A:Wait, hold on.
Speaker A:Wait.
Speaker A:I up.
Speaker D:Hold on already.
Speaker A:Oh, my God.
Speaker D:Mindy.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker D:I just want to say hi to everyone.
Speaker B:You didn't say that.
Speaker B:Probably.
Speaker B:You gotta try that again.
Speaker B:You need to be more flamboyant for us, John.
Speaker D:A little bit more.
Speaker B:Yeah, give us.
Speaker B:Give it that.
Speaker A:Oh, my God.
Speaker A:Like, Mindy.
Speaker A:Hey, girl.
Speaker A:Soleil.
Speaker D:That was better.
Speaker D:It was better.
Speaker D:But if we could really push it to the max and get it.
Speaker D:Really?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:One more time.
Speaker B:Come on, one more time.
Speaker B:John, we know we.
Speaker B:We've got.
Speaker B:You got this, John.
Speaker B:Give it to us.
Speaker D:I have to see what my husband's about to be watching here.
Speaker D:You really said you're gonna step it up.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker D:He is.
Speaker B:Step quick.
Speaker D:Oh.
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker A:Oh, my God, Mindy.
Speaker A:Hi, girl.
Speaker A:Let's do what?
Speaker A:Done.
Speaker A:Did our makeup and go get martinis at the bar and get our nails done.
Speaker A:Did.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker B:You went full sass on that.
Speaker B:Nailed it for the martinis too, huh?
Speaker B:Damn, you're going classy.
Speaker D:I did think you nailed it there.
Speaker B:I. I would at least said Colt 45s, but damn, you went for the martini.
Speaker A:My daughter's sitting.
Speaker A:What are you doing?
Speaker B:Well, John, they're rating you a 10 out of 10 on tick tock over there.
Speaker D:That is a pretty 10 out of 10.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:So, you know, it's kind of funny.
Speaker B:All we.
Speaker B:We pulled MySpace in.
Speaker B:I actually tried getting her about three to four days ago when I wasn't able to get a hold of Mick.
Speaker B:I was like, Yo, MySpace, you gotta come on the show.
Speaker B:And then she was questioning life decisions.
Speaker B:She was like, mark, I can't do this.
Speaker B:I can't do this.
Speaker B:What do we got to talk about?
Speaker B:I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker B:We typically do a non scripted show.
Speaker A:Listen, this show is completely unscripted except for this piece of.
Speaker A:Who reads off a teleprompter sometimes?
Speaker A:All my reactions, everything I say is off the cuff, like.
Speaker D:And I'm not smart enough to have a teleprompter, so we're going to be unscripted as well.
Speaker A:You think I'm smart We wouldn't go.
Speaker D:That far just yet.
Speaker A:Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker A:I gotta make myself look pretty.
Speaker A:For your husband.
Speaker A:Where is he?
Speaker D:He's not home yet, but he's.
Speaker A:How long?
Speaker D:He will be in the chat.
Speaker D:Guys, if you could share to Mark in the chat, he'd love to be here.
Speaker A:I can't wait.
Speaker B:Do you want to fly to Canada right now and just, like, rub down her husband?
Speaker B:What's going on over here, John?
Speaker A:Oh, you know it.
Speaker A:Yo, Climb.
Speaker A:What's up, baby?
Speaker A:Listen, listen.
Speaker A:I would do anything in the world to go rub down her husband.
Speaker A:Like the dirty little hoe that I.
Speaker D:Am starting to turn kind of hot.
Speaker D:I could be interested.
Speaker A:Well, I just need you to answer one question for me.
Speaker A:Does he prefer baby oil or does he prefer nice little scented lotion?
Speaker D:He's not diddy, bro.
Speaker D:He's not dating just fine.
Speaker A:Hi, Anna.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker A:Hi.
Speaker B:So before we get into, like, a lot of streaming, the gentleman there.
Speaker B:Not the gentleman, the murderer who unalived a bunch of college females has entered his plea today as guilty.
Speaker D:Entered a plea deal.
Speaker D:And with that plea deal, what that means is that he will probably not be going to trial unless the juror decides that they are going to deny that.
Speaker D:But the plea deal came along with no life served.
Speaker D:And like, death, death served.
Speaker D:There will be no death sentence if he takes the plea deal and it goes through.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:Wait a minute.
Speaker A:Anna.
Speaker A:Go fuck yourself.
Speaker A:I want nothing to do with digital creators.
Speaker A:That looks like professional shit.
Speaker A:No one cares about you or your work or anything.
Speaker A:Get the fuck out of here.
Speaker B:You good?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker A:Dude.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker D:All right.
Speaker D:Good, good, good, good.
Speaker B:I feel like you might have to go in the bedroom, see your wife real quick, relief a little stress, and then come back to us.
Speaker B:Do you need to relieve a little bit?
Speaker B:Do you need to milk the cow?
Speaker A:Fuck me.
Speaker B:You.
Speaker A:You don't come into someone's and promote your.
Speaker A:You dumb.
Speaker A:God.
Speaker A:It's people like you that makes me want to do horrible, heinous things to digital creators.
Speaker D:Oh, Marco's in the chat.
Speaker D:The husband is now in the chat.
Speaker B:Comes in the chat as John's flipping out.
Speaker D:The husband is in the chat.
Speaker D:It's crams rams.
Speaker D:Welcome in, darling.
Speaker D:Welcome in, My love.
Speaker B:So, MySpace, John.
Speaker B:MySpace Queen's husband's here just as you.
Speaker B:You know, we're letting off a little steam there.
Speaker B:We were just talking about how John might have to go in the bedroom to see his wife to get his cow milked a little bit.
Speaker B:You know to relieve a little bit of his rage.
Speaker A:Really pisses me off when random ass.
Speaker A:Random.
Speaker D:Oh yeah.
Speaker A:Come into someone's stream and promote their dude, like really grow the up.
Speaker A:You want, you want, you want to say something, dude, come into the DMs and say something.
Speaker A:Don't just be like, oh my God, I'm a graphic designer and I think that you would really, really benefit from my work.
Speaker A:I'm only gonna charge you like an arm and a leg because you know, oh my God.
Speaker D:It's free on ChatGPT nowadays.
Speaker B:But hey, chat GPT.
Speaker B:Leonardo AI grok AI.
Speaker B:There's so many out there.
Speaker B:Suno for all your music needs.
Speaker D:Oh, we.
Speaker D:We got the best use out of Suno.
Speaker D:I use that to the fullest.
Speaker B:Yeah, Suno is fantastic.
Speaker A:Wait, I was definitely distracted.
Speaker A:You said your husband's in here.
Speaker D:The husband is in.
Speaker D:The chat is Crams Rams.
Speaker D:Yes, and it's called Crams Rams.
Speaker D:So.
Speaker A:Crams Rams.
Speaker A:Daddy.
Speaker D:I am sorry.
Speaker A:Don't be sorry.
Speaker D:I'm filtered.
Speaker D:I can't control what happens here.
Speaker D:You may have just gained a new husband.
Speaker D:I'm not sure.
Speaker D:But we'll, we'll talk about it after the show.
Speaker D:Welcome in new friends.
Speaker D:If you guys are from my team and you're in, you're in history.
Speaker B:Are you done obsessing over my spaces husband right now?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm done.
Speaker A:I'm done.
Speaker D:Get your own hustle.
Speaker A:You can't have him.
Speaker A:You can't handle him.
Speaker A:He needs a real man.
Speaker D:Like, I don't cook, I don't clean, but let me tell you, I got that ring.
Speaker D:I have a feeling this is going to be fun.
Speaker D:I think we might have some fun here tonight.
Speaker D:This is already vibing a little bit, I think.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:Y.
Speaker B:So MySpace came up to me.
Speaker B:She said she had some information that she pulled up regards to streaming facts.
Speaker B:So I was curious what she's got and then I'll roll off it without eye guy.
Speaker B:So we're going to let my.
Speaker D:I actually had.
Speaker D:I had some questions.
Speaker D:I more had questions and follow up questions about streaming.
Speaker D:Like I had some things I wanted to ask you, Mark.
Speaker D:I kind of wanted to interview you a little bit.
Speaker A:Who's been streaming longer?
Speaker B:Mark, you have been streaming longer?
Speaker D:Actually, yes, but depends.
Speaker B:So, all right, let's talk.
Speaker B:We'll talk about my stream.
Speaker B:Let's actually start.
Speaker B:Actually here's a fun little thing.
Speaker B:Let's talk about how we all got in the stream and we'll go from there.
Speaker D:Exactly.
Speaker D:Let's do a Little.
Speaker B:All right, so let's do a little intro how we became starting to stream.
Speaker B:Once upon a time I had this dick of employee who decided to leave my company and make me work seven days a week because he wanted to become a full time streamer.
Speaker B:That this pissed me off so bad that I was like, I'm gonna try doing this and see what it takes to be a streamer.
Speaker B:wn the road, rocking out with:Speaker B:Kick it I think right around a couple hundred on Twitch, three thousand on YouTube, a few I think almost a thousand on Insta.
Speaker B:And yeah, just having a little fun out here and got a little pointers from that dick of an employee.
Speaker B:That dick of an employee is also now my other host on the show, Mr. John.
Speaker D:I called him an and he was right here the whole time.
Speaker A:I said, it's okay, I'm an regardless.
Speaker A:Listen, listen, you're welcome.
Speaker A:Yeah, you're welcome.
Speaker A:By the way.
Speaker A:So Clem, my boy Chlamydia on Call of Duty is in my chair.
Speaker A:And he said, started on chat.
Speaker A:Chatter.
Speaker A:Chatterbait.
Speaker A:I think that's the masturbating one or whatever.
Speaker D:Yeah, we're very.
Speaker A:I started out streaming just around one day and I was like, oh, what am I doing?
Speaker A:What's this?
Speaker A:And I started streaming and that just kind of took off from there.
Speaker A:I don't have all the numbers.
Speaker A:I know I'm below a thousand on Twitch.
Speaker A:I'm below a thousand on Tick Tock.
Speaker A:I'm not religious with posting.
Speaker A:I'm not religious.
Speaker A:I just go live when I go live and you can catch me or not.
Speaker A:It's.
Speaker A:It is what it is.
Speaker A:I don't care that much about it.
Speaker D:I was going to say, is your reasoning for posting, is it personal?
Speaker D:Is it more to just reach more people or is it just really for you?
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:It's just for me.
Speaker A:You know, I'll see, like, I'll make a clip.
Speaker A:And I'm like, oh dude, that's pretty cool.
Speaker A:Let me just put that there so I know where it is.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker B:So John does it for fun.
Speaker B:I do it for recovery.
Speaker D:You do for recovery?
Speaker B:I quit drinking.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So you can ask John.
Speaker B:For a while I made hot sauce.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:And I stopped making hot sauce and Tick Tock became my new hot sauce.
Speaker B:Now Tick Tock is my way of recovery.
Speaker B:It keeps me off of alcohol.
Speaker B:So instead of drinking the bottle, I do Tick Tock and I play on Tick Tock.
Speaker B:Congrats it upset people like John because now they don't get my hot sauce.
Speaker D:Well, why don't.
Speaker A:I'm happy.
Speaker D:Why can't we get back into the hot sauce?
Speaker D:Because.
Speaker A:No, no, no, no.
Speaker B:Are you saying, are you saying I should make some hot sauce and send it to John?
Speaker B:I'll have to make some tomato free one though.
Speaker B:We can send it to John.
Speaker B:Oh, yes, because I am hot peppers this year off.
Speaker B:Oh, you know, you'll sample my hot sauce.
Speaker B:You can never deny.
Speaker B:Especially if I made barbecue stuff.
Speaker A:That was so good though.
Speaker D:Did you, did you decide to bring it to Shark Tank?
Speaker B:No, we just.
Speaker B:I just did it for fun.
Speaker A:You just did it for fun.
Speaker A:And honestly, like the hardest part for me was when he made the Carolina reaper pickles and I ate a pickled Carolina reaper.
Speaker D:And that went just beautifully.
Speaker A:I bet it went terribly.
Speaker A:I died in my bathroom.
Speaker B:It was awesome.
Speaker A:No, just straight out.
Speaker A:And you don't know true pain, guys, until you start vomiting Carolina reaper and you get like the, you know, like sometimes you vomit.
Speaker A:It comes out your nose at the same time.
Speaker D:And you're holding your nose.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Whole science cavity burning, eyes watering.
Speaker A:Those tears are burning.
Speaker A:Like everything's burning.
Speaker D:Oh, Caitlyn says make the hot sauce.
Speaker D:We'll buy it.
Speaker D:Like we're, we're already interested here.
Speaker D:Chat.
Speaker D:Let him know, let him know.
Speaker A:Listen, just send him a bunch of DMS about hot sauce.
Speaker A:He'll make it and then he'll figure out how much he has and he'll force me to take a bottle and watch me die on, you know.
Speaker B:Yes, we'll watch him die on the show.
Speaker B:It'll be great time.
Speaker B:He won't touch the one.
Speaker B:Not death nut anymore though.
Speaker D:And as for me, I started streaming only on Tik Tok about three years ago, but I've been doing it probably about nine years now, unfortunately.
Speaker D:I say unfortunately because that's a lot of nine years of doing stream.
Speaker D:But I did start off on like smaller platforms.
Speaker D:The live me's and the Bego lives and all that.
Speaker D:We started smaller, thought we could make it there, you know, got our followers and then decided to go to Tick Tock from there.
Speaker B:Got you.
Speaker B:What, what was your most viral video on Tick Tock?
Speaker D:The most embarrassing video that I have, Mark.
Speaker D:The one that we did on the spot on my pinned video.
Speaker D:We got 2.5 million views on it and it was just me and my husband making a joke.
Speaker D:And I'm like, this is why I got detained for being so hot.
Speaker D:And he's like, Ma', am, you're being detained for drug possession.
Speaker D:That's it.
Speaker D:30 second video.
Speaker D:We didn't plan, just joke, rage bait, and it went off.
Speaker B:Let's go now.
Speaker D:2.5 million people in my world think that I'm on the rugs.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker D:Yes.
Speaker D:Setting a great example out there.
Speaker B:All right, nice.
Speaker A:So would you.
Speaker A:Would you say that it's therapeutic for you to stream or you're just doing it to do it at this point?
Speaker B:Are you doing.
Speaker B:Trying to do it for financial gain?
Speaker D:I used to do it for financial game and I think the reason I like it more now is because I do it for fun and I do it for the company of people and then the interactions, having friends all over the world, being able to travel, being like, all right, we know people in that city and we know people in this city and the meetups and stuff like, that's a little bit more fun.
Speaker D:When it's more focused on the financial gain, it becomes less fun and more work.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker D:But the people who are going for that financial game, that's exactly what you want it to be, is work, really and fun.
Speaker B:So let's talk about the financial game a little bit.
Speaker B:Since we're on Tick Tock platform right now.
Speaker B:Let's talk about Tick Tock and the financial game.
Speaker B:Like, we all love battles, battles of fun, battles of friendly competition between you and other content creators.
Speaker B:You try to do, to make it, you know, as entertaining as possible.
Speaker B:But there are some that are taking the battles way too hard.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:And they yell and like, I don't know, just some disown their viewers and like, treat their viewers like when the viewers are there trying to show them support, like, literally people throw them.
Speaker B:I don't know, we'll say a money gun, 500 diamonds, and the view.
Speaker B:The, The.
Speaker B:The person on the other.
Speaker B:And the creator gets pissed off that he got a money gun.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker D:Yeah, we needed.
Speaker D:We needed 2k for doubles.
Speaker D:A money gun.
Speaker D:Like, that's the kind of.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:And I, I think that's the.
Speaker B:That destroys Tick Tock.
Speaker A:Do you, do you want my opinion on this, buddy?
Speaker B:Go for it.
Speaker A:I know the perfect example of this too.
Speaker D:Do you say him?
Speaker D:I swear to.
Speaker D:I'm jumping.
Speaker A:His.
Speaker A:His.
Speaker A:His.
Speaker A:His name is Romancer Gaming.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:Romancer Gaming definitely does do this, and it is bad.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker A:He'll.
Speaker A:He'll be like, listen, chat, listen, guys, listen.
Speaker A:Okay?
Speaker A:I just had spinal surgery.
Speaker A:You're the reason I'm here.
Speaker A:You're the reason I'm working.
Speaker A:You need to compensate me.
Speaker A:For my time.
Speaker A:If I don't get a galaxy today, I swear to God we're not going to go live tomorrow.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker A:And then, and then if I do go live, you, you're going to have to give me 10,000 likes before I even play a game.
Speaker D:Like Sharks.
Speaker D:I'm out.
Speaker D:No deal.
Speaker B:No, you gotta maintain the.
Speaker B:The A league.
Speaker B:I only need a line, right, Taylor?
Speaker B:Exactly.
Speaker B:It's insane.
Speaker B:Like, it's funny because I battle a bunch of people that do that in the A league and the B league.
Speaker B:I'm like, what the is that?
Speaker B:I don't even know what league I'm in.
Speaker B:Can.
Speaker B:I'll ask them.
Speaker B:Like, can you tell me what league I'm in?
Speaker B:I have no clue.
Speaker B:Listen, if I get gifted, I am blessed.
Speaker B:No matter.
Speaker B:I've been blessed so many times on this app.
Speaker B:It's been amazing.
Speaker B:And that's what I call it.
Speaker B:I call it a blessing.
Speaker B:Gifts to me are a blessing.
Speaker B:And it's just my way of people saying, hey, I appreciate your stream, I enjoy what you do and keep doing it.
Speaker B:When I battle, it's more fun.
Speaker B:Win or lose.
Speaker B:My whole goal is when I'm streaming is we can make people laugh and have a good time.
Speaker B:I did my job right as a content creator.
Speaker B:You want to be entertaining, make people chuckle and have a good time.
Speaker B:Make them forget about reality for a minute.
Speaker B:Because when they're watching that screen, they're not.
Speaker B:They, they want to forget about work, they want to forget about their nagging ass kids, they want to forget about their wife or their husband bitching in their ear about where the dinner and they just want to escape reality.
Speaker A:And to me, forget though is their ass friends.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, like that, that, that.
Speaker B:Especially the friends named John.
Speaker B:God, those guys are always dick.
Speaker B:You know what I mean?
Speaker B:But yeah, John is.
Speaker B:John's are awful, man.
Speaker D:Give him a chance, Mark.
Speaker D:Give him a chance.
Speaker D:He's, he's really.
Speaker D:He's starting this off hot, so let's give him a chance.
Speaker D:He did get very flamboyant for us very quickly.
Speaker B:He did.
Speaker B:He did get very flamboyant.
Speaker D:I was entertained.
Speaker D:Were you?
Speaker B:I was a little bit entertained.
Speaker B:I had to hit my sensor button quite a bit of times on him already today.
Speaker A:That was just because I had to get it out.
Speaker A:Dude, I hate that.
Speaker A:I do.
Speaker D:Watching people streaming.
Speaker D:I.
Speaker D:When I see people like Mark, I was captivated by Mark because of how much work it seems that he does put into it.
Speaker D:As far as like the first time we battled, he had songs ready his background is set up.
Speaker D:He's got, you know, call ins and this.
Speaker D:And I feel, feel like he deserves the gifts that he gets because he actually really does put work into his stream.
Speaker D:And like he had explained to me, he takes some of the gifts that he gets from a stream to put it back into the stream to make it even better for people.
Speaker D:So I do support stuff like that and I love seeing creators better themselves with, you know, the things that they do get blessed with.
Speaker A:Don't.
Speaker A:Don't let him fool you.
Speaker A:This uses AI for everything.
Speaker D:Oh, I know you gotta pay for.
Speaker D:Hey, he teaches me as AI and I got it all written down.
Speaker B:Marty says.
Speaker B:I thought about.
Speaker A:Marty.
Speaker A:Oh, I see your comment.
Speaker A:Hey, Marty, I'll never gift you ever again.
Speaker D:You know what, Marty, I'll send you a gift right after this live because of that.
Speaker D:It might only be a rose, though.
Speaker A:Marty, I'll send you.
Speaker A:Like, that's about it.
Speaker D:All right.
Speaker D:Now, can I ask you something real quick, Mark?
Speaker D:What is one comment?
Speaker D:What is something maybe a comment or scenario that.
Speaker D:Absolutely, like even just a comment, something that's made you read it one time and say, that's all right, I'm getting off it for me today.
Speaker D:That's it.
Speaker B:To get off the stream.
Speaker D:Yeah, like, have pushed off live.
Speaker B:I would say nothing's really taking me off the stream.
Speaker B:I will try to turn around.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker B:As you know, I host the game Toxic Boxes on Tik Tok.
Speaker B:I've had incidents where it got heated between the players where they were yelling at each other, threatening each other and calling each other.
Speaker B:It felt uncomfortable, but I kind of just sit there and kind of chuckle it off.
Speaker B:And they make jokes at the end of it and joke about the both parties because in all reality, you can't let anything drag you down and say it.
Speaker B:I'm getting off.
Speaker B:I had the worst birthday ever possible.
Speaker B:We still hosted the podcast and tried to make the best of it.
Speaker B:I want.
Speaker B:Did I want to get.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, I absolutely did.
Speaker B:But did I know?
Speaker B:Because we pushed through it.
Speaker B:It's more of, yeah, I may feel like that day, but I'm gonna push through.
Speaker B:Because, you know, people still wonder, like, I get messages if I miss a day or two.
Speaker B:People like, why aren't you on?
Speaker B:Where are you at?
Speaker B:Are you alive?
Speaker B:Are you okay?
Speaker B:So I, I try to at least get on now a little bit once a day, just be like, hey, I'm here.
Speaker B:But yeah, nothing's really got me off.
Speaker D:Well, my next question, I'm not going to take over the questions I'll ask you two here and move on from it.
Speaker D:But my next question would be, do you get streamer guilt as far as when you're not on or you don't feel like being on and you have those people messaging you saying, like, where are you?
Speaker D:Do you not hold a little bit of guilt of like, shit, I should be there or let me hop on because they need me?
Speaker D:Or do you ever just, you know, need to take a day off but you feel obligation streamer guilt?
Speaker B:I will say a little bit, but the biggest thing with me is I do.
Speaker B:There's one main focus in my household, and that's my wife and my children, of course.
Speaker B:So they're always priority.
Speaker B:So if I'm doing something with them and I'm having a blast, my wife and kids, the streamer guilt kind of goes in that back burner because I know my wife and kids need my attention.
Speaker B:Because they always need my attention.
Speaker B:Because that's family, right?
Speaker D:The chat is calling you out right now and they say, he does, he does Mark.
Speaker B:And then, you know, I'll.
Speaker B:I'll post.
Speaker B:I'll post like a quick random video saying, hey, I'm enjoying time my family.
Speaker B:I'll try to make a quick video to say if this is what I'm doing.
Speaker B:But yeah, my family always comes first.
Speaker B:So it might.
Speaker B:But I.
Speaker B:Then again, I've also made family on this app.
Speaker D:And what about you, John?
Speaker D:Do you get that streamer guilt?
Speaker A:I mean, when I was streaming full time, seven days a week, eight to 10 hours a day, when I would take a day off, like, I used to do like really long subathons, like nine to 15 days long.
Speaker D:Oh, you've done it deep.
Speaker A:Like, I've done.
Speaker A:Yeah, I've done a lot of crazy stuff for people.
Speaker A:And when I first started taking time off, I would feel terrible.
Speaker A:I'd be like, dude, I feel like I'm letting them down.
Speaker A:Like, you know, they would pay to watch me.
Speaker A:And I'm sitting here on my couch, not on spending.
Speaker A:I don't eat Cheetos.
Speaker D:He eats tomatoes.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:He eats tuna.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:No, then my daughter eats.
Speaker A:I hate tuna.
Speaker A:I think it's disgusting.
Speaker A:But like, that for your life then.
Speaker A:Thanks.
Speaker A:It's real nice if you just say you piece of.
Speaker A:Anyway, so like initially, like in the beginning, like when I first started, you know, ramping down how I to was trying streaming and everything, I would get that guilt.
Speaker A:I'd be like, dude, I'm really letting them down.
Speaker A:They paid to see me and I'M just here chilling, not doing for them.
Speaker A:Like, you know, and then it took actually Mark here and my wife talking to me about it and being like, you know, it's okay to take time for yourself.
Speaker A:Like, they don't own you.
Speaker D:Exactly, exactly.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:And like, my wife, she took over one of my, my subathons because they just kept gifting and gifting and the timer kept going up and up and up.
Speaker A:And I think I was on like day 14 of being live straight and I was starting to like hallucinate.
Speaker A:Like, I'd taken a couple.
Speaker D:Oh, really?
Speaker D:Like, actually like, you were.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And my wife took over so I could take like a three, four hour long nap, you know what I mean?
Speaker A:And she told my chat, like, I got messages and screenshots and like videos of her talking to them.
Speaker D:That's kind of amazing too though, that she was willing to be a part of it as well sometimes.
Speaker A:Like, oh, yeah, she's my biggest number one supporter.
Speaker A:But like, she told him, Trip, she's like, listen, he loves you guys.
Speaker A:He loves that you guys send him money and everything.
Speaker A:Yes, Marty, you own me.
Speaker A:I know, but anyway.
Speaker A:And she was like, but you're literally killing him right now.
Speaker A:Yeah, like he can't keep up.
Speaker A:He can't keep us up because he will die.
Speaker A:Like, he's.
Speaker D:I know your breaking point at that point sort of deal.
Speaker D:Like you're.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And after that subathon, after I ended that and everything, I took like a five month break and I lost like 90 of my followers.
Speaker D:The break, it sucked because the break always tend to ruin you a little bit in a sense.
Speaker A:I haven't.
Speaker A:Yeah, I haven't, I haven't.
Speaker A:Yo, what's up, Mike?
Speaker A:I haven't fully recovered from that break.
Speaker A:Like, when I go live, I have maybe four people, tops, if I'm lucky, so.
Speaker B:So, Caitlyn, the question goes to you too.
Speaker B:MySpace queen.
Speaker B:You asked us this question.
Speaker B:What's your answer on this?
Speaker B:But Caitlin, you are correct.
Speaker B:You can meet people.
Speaker B:People, they'll become like family.
Speaker B:But you can definitely also meet enemies as well.
Speaker B:I do agree with that one.
Speaker B:Over on Tik Tok, a lot of.
Speaker D:Chat right now saying they own me.
Speaker D:I didn't know I had owners.
Speaker A:Which, Which Mikey?
Speaker A:I know like seven.
Speaker A:Are you young Mikey?
Speaker A:Are you homosexual Mikey?
Speaker A:Ally's kid?
Speaker A:Okay, Mike.
Speaker B:Mark's eyes are going back and forth so fast, homie.
Speaker B:Marty, how's.
Speaker A:How's college going, bro?
Speaker A:Is it good?
Speaker B:Hold on, John.
Speaker B:Seven on one side of chat Conversation.
Speaker A:Here I am, dude, I am.
Speaker A:I'm sorry.
Speaker A:It's great.
Speaker A:Awesome.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:Let's let MySpace Queen answer the question.
Speaker A:And don't tell him to drop out.
Speaker A:Chlamydia, that's up.
Speaker A:Dude, this kid's going places.
Speaker A:He's an amazing, amazing.
Speaker B:He's going to dorm rooms banging as many girls as he can.
Speaker B:Okay, MySpace Queen, what is your answer?
Speaker D:I already forgot the question.
Speaker B:Streamer guilt.
Speaker D:Oh, streamer guilt.
Speaker D:Yeah, I absolutely get the streamer guilt.
Speaker D:But I've also never been strict schedule.
Speaker D:Like, I've always been that inconsistent.
Speaker D:You know, Pop on when I feel like it, pop on when I don't feel like it.
Speaker D:But there's definitely.
Speaker D:If I don't go on for a whole day, I'm like, yeah, I feel the guilt.
Speaker D:I do feel it heavier than people.
Speaker D:I'm an empath.
Speaker B:Where you feel other people's, like, emotion, right?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:So when they're sad, I'm sad.
Speaker B:Well, let's bring down the mood just real quick, then we'll bring it back up afterwards.
Speaker B:I gotta get this out of the way real quick, since you're talking about streamer guilt, ladies and gentlemen, since I've already notified everybody within my family what's happening right now.
Speaker B:A few months back, I had a lump within my throat, and I.
Speaker B:We had an ultrasound done, and it appeared that there was a nodule on my thyroid.
Speaker B:And then we went in for another ultrasound.
Speaker B:Today, that nodule has grown.
Speaker B:So because that nodule has increased within my thyroid, I am going in for a thingamajiggy where they take out a sample of that.
Speaker B:That nodule to see if I got the good old cancer.
Speaker B:But we're gonna.
Speaker B:We're gonna hope not.
Speaker B:We're gonna hope that it's just in there.
Speaker B:There's something else that my family gets to.
Speaker B:I can't think of what the hell it's called.
Speaker B:Where the hell did you go, John?
Speaker B:He must be taking care of his daughter.
Speaker D:He's crying right now.
Speaker D:He's taking.
Speaker B:I can't.
Speaker B:I can't remember.
Speaker B:I can't remember what the hell it's called.
Speaker B:My aunt told me there's another.
Speaker B:There's something else that runs in my family that Barbara Bush had.
Speaker B:That Barbara Bush had.
Speaker B:Oh, it's called Graves disease.
Speaker B:That runs within my family.
Speaker B:So it's a possibility that could be Graves disease as well, which I guess ain't that bad.
Speaker D:Is there a possibility that it might just be, like.
Speaker B:It could be benign as well?
Speaker B:Oh, it could be benign.
Speaker B:Or we're hoping for benign.
Speaker B:We're hoping maybe graves.
Speaker B:But, you know, worst case scenario, if it's the C word, y' all won't see me on that much.
Speaker B:I'll be logging offline.
Speaker D:Logging offline.
Speaker B:Logging offline.
Speaker B:Spinning every moment I can with a fan.
Speaker A:Okay, everyone, that is Mark's fan club.
Speaker A:You can come see me.
Speaker A:I'll be giving you updates on Mark and how pathetic his life has become.
Speaker D:Straight guys every day, daily updates on.
Speaker A:Yeah, daily updates on Mark.
Speaker A:We'll FaceTime with him and everything.
Speaker A:Be a beautiful thing.
Speaker A:We'll watch him while he loses all his hair going through chemotherapy.
Speaker B:The big.
Speaker B:The big beautiful FaceTime.
Speaker A:I mean, I'm sorry to hear it, bro, but, like, you're gonna be fine.
Speaker A:I know you.
Speaker A:You can't die.
Speaker B:Nah, I can't.
Speaker B:I've done too much that should have killed me already.
Speaker D:Hey, you're on your way up and up.
Speaker B:Jumping out of a second story window didn't kill me.
Speaker B:Wrestling with you didn't kill me.
Speaker A:Almost killing your.
Speaker A:Your best friend.
Speaker B:Yeah, I almost went to jail if that.
Speaker B:If that would have killed you.
Speaker D:Kind of like backflipped him or something.
Speaker D:And his neck.
Speaker D:Like, you didn't tell me that you try to kill your host or your friends, Your.
Speaker D:Or your co host.
Speaker A:Do you remember what the wrestle said?
Speaker D:You was wrestling and then you decided to almost break his neck.
Speaker A:Yeah, I landed at a 90 degree angle, right?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:And the nurse at the hospital when I went after like three days was like, you know, you're really lucky you got a thick neck.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:And you said what exactly after that?
Speaker D:Did you go home, like in the mirror just kind of like.
Speaker D:Is that where the feminism started?
Speaker D:When you realized how thick your neck was?
Speaker A:No, no, the feminism started because I have a lot of friends that are guys, and we're very comfortable with our sexuality.
Speaker A:And sometimes we say some to each other to, like, mess with our significant.
Speaker B:Others and we notice how well John could swallow.
Speaker A:And I'm really.
Speaker A:I'm really good at getting too.
Speaker A:I'm really, really good at pretending to be a latent flamboyant homosexual.
Speaker B:I mean, don't let him lie, y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:I seen him take a bottle this size and put it halfway down his throat.
Speaker B:It was amazing.
Speaker B:Like, I went from six to midnight real quick after that.
Speaker B:I almost had to give it a test myself.
Speaker B:I mean, it was amazing.
Speaker D:Where is the lore on that?
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker D:Wait, you know what?
Speaker D:I don't need to know.
Speaker B:We don't need to know that Would get us banned under that.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:Alrighty.
Speaker A:Oh, what are you talking about?
Speaker A:I knew nothing.
Speaker A:Skypire.
Speaker A:You thought it was game sexual.
Speaker A:I mean, I am a game sexual.
Speaker A:I do have my controller.
Speaker A:I stick up my ass over there.
Speaker B:Thank you for the fall.
Speaker B:I suck.
Speaker D:Where do you guys see the live streaming world really headed in the next five years as far as like.
Speaker A:Do you want my honest answer?
Speaker D:Of course.
Speaker A:Honest, always honest answer.
Speaker A:Live streaming in the next five to 10 years is going to overtake a lot of jobs because people are gonna.
Speaker A:Have you ever seen those dystopian movies where all like, they're stuck in a room and they're live streaming for like money and.
Speaker A:But if they don't get it, like they have to still live stream, like them being poor and dying and whatnot.
Speaker D:You mean like basically what they do in China and big warehouses?
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker D:Yeah, like you're not going home, girl, until you get this.
Speaker A:You're not going, honey.
Speaker B:Live Stream would be banging.
Speaker B:But video content is going to be taken over by dead Internet theory.
Speaker B:And the dead Internet theory, for those who don't know, is you see how AI is progressing.
Speaker B:You see now there's multiple, multiple thousands upon hundreds of thousands of content being created by artificial intelligence.
Speaker B:You're seeing it right now with the yeti, the Bigfoot videos, the, the fake.
Speaker B:Yeah, aliens.
Speaker B:Oh, that's what the Internet's going to be taken over with as far as content goes.
Speaker B:They call me the Internet theater because the production value of creating content is now non existent because people are doing it with AI.
Speaker B:You don't need a thousand two thousand dollar camera now to go out filming on the streets because you could just type in a prompt on your computer, I need a video for this.
Speaker B:And then boom, next thing you know, you got a video, you upload, it goes viral.
Speaker B:You can do AI for live content as well.
Speaker B:I could sit there and take a screenshot of each of our pictures right now, clone all of our voices and I could have a podcast with just us sitting here talking.
Speaker B:But we're not even here.
Speaker B:I mean for as far as we, these people know, if we weren't responding to them, we could be AI right now.
Speaker D:I, I am.
Speaker B:I mean, AI is absolutely scary.
Speaker B:I know it's absolutely AI, But Live Stream, Live Stream is going to be the new wave tv because no one believes and no one believes in mainstream media anymore.
Speaker B:No one trusts their mainstream media.
Speaker B:You do watch your TV shows still here and there.
Speaker B:But most people come to the Internet now, they go To X for their news.
Speaker B:They go to Tick Tock for their freaking news.
Speaker B:I rather pay someone to do graphics and dtf.
Speaker B:Right, exactly.
Speaker B:Committee.
Speaker B:I get it.
Speaker B:I. I just.
Speaker D:I love small businesses.
Speaker D:Sometimes when you do.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker D:When it comes to graphics.
Speaker D:Bless you.
Speaker A:Holy God damn.
Speaker A:Sorry, I had to get that out.
Speaker A:I was horrible.
Speaker B:It just scared the out of my kid.
Speaker B:I could just screamed.
Speaker B:Oh, man, go to bed.
Speaker B:I love you.
Speaker A:You love me?
Speaker B:No, I was talking to my son.
Speaker A:You love me?
Speaker A:Would you me?
Speaker A:Because I'd me ar.
Speaker B:No, but I would definitely put you in a gutter and watch a clown do you.
Speaker A:The clown from it.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker D:That's a whole thing.
Speaker B:And it's funny, dude.
Speaker B:Since I started doing a lot of this.
Speaker B:This AI popup stuff and I have the clown animations.
Speaker B:Dude, it's so funny when I can tell people have clown f. Like, they get freaked out by clowns.
Speaker B:Dude.
Speaker B:I've had so many people in the live stream.
Speaker B:Yep.
Speaker B:They'll leave the live streams.
Speaker B:They get freaked out by the clown.
Speaker B:I freaking love it.
Speaker D:Girls that stick around.
Speaker D:You're like, oh, I'm questioning you.
Speaker A:Questions about you now.
Speaker A:The major red flag, my friend.
Speaker D:Pretty big red flag if you're into clowns.
Speaker D:But we're not judging.
Speaker D:We listen and we don't judge.
Speaker D:Or at least I don't judge.
Speaker A:I'm judging hard.
Speaker D:Pennywise can get it right.
Speaker B:So, John, you've been streaming for how long?
Speaker A:Again, we're going on, let's see, it's 20.
Speaker A:25.
Speaker A:About 11 years.
Speaker B:11 years.
Speaker B:And MySpace, how long you been streaming?
Speaker D:Close to nine.
Speaker D:10.
Speaker B:9, 10.
Speaker B:All right, so you guys are better than the 70 of people out there because we were looking up statistics prior to before you came in the box.
Speaker B:John, 70 of the people that start streaming quit within the first six months.
Speaker B:70 of the people that start streaming quit within the first six months.
Speaker B:Now, I can get it, though.
Speaker B:It's a grind, right?
Speaker B:Because you can sit there and stream to zero viewers.
Speaker A:I do it all the time.
Speaker D:It's great all the time.
Speaker A:Say whatever the I want.
Speaker A:No one cares.
Speaker D:Sometimes I just pretend I'm talking to the ghost.
Speaker D:Maybe the ghosts are watching and we're having a good old chat.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:Streaming to zero viewers does suck, but it also helps, in my opinion, will help you get better at streaming if someone is there.
Speaker A:Because once.
Speaker A:Once you do have that one viewer dude, like, it just.
Speaker A:It's magic.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:Like, you perk up.
Speaker A:You're like, oh, my God.
Speaker A:Hey, how you Doing welcome in.
Speaker A:You know, how'd you find me?
Speaker A:What do you like to watch?
Speaker A:Like, is it this or is it something else?
Speaker A:Like, have you seen me play something else?
Speaker A:Like, what's going on?
Speaker A:You know, Right.
Speaker B:I did come across a Tick Tock at one point where the guy was saying like, you shouldn't say my name.
Speaker B:When I come in your live stream, you should be like, hey, welcome in.
Speaker B:I. I feel like that's better off.
Speaker B:When you see somebody coming into your live stream and you're able to call them out, say, hey, how are you doing doing?
Speaker B:Because to me it's like that personal contact.
Speaker B:Hey, you're acknowledging that they're in your stream and they're in there and you're not looking at.
Speaker B:For, say like on Tick Tock they have gifted badges, so you're not looking at their gift or badge going, oh my God, to level 36.
Speaker B:Holy, I want to sit there.
Speaker B:No, you're not doing that.
Speaker B:You're just like, hey, welcome in.
Speaker B:I'm glad you're coming into my stream and checking me out.
Speaker A:So like you, you're not doing that.
Speaker D:On the level 35.
Speaker D:Come in here right now.
Speaker D:Let's.
Speaker A:Can I say what I want to say?
Speaker A:Because we're live on TikTok.
Speaker A:Are you going to get the ban hammer for it?
Speaker B:I've got my sensor button.
Speaker D:Be prepared.
Speaker A:Can I call the purple app what it is or just say purple?
Speaker B:Oh, you know, you call Twitch.
Speaker A:All right, cool.
Speaker B:You can't get banned for Twitch.
Speaker A:All right, cool.
Speaker A:So like when I'm live on Twitch, dude.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:My own personal thing is when someone comes into my live like, yo, what's up?
Speaker A:Hey, how you doing?
Speaker A:So and so, whatever their name is.
Speaker A:And then you know, like, how you doing today?
Speaker A:Or something like that.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:Like, I just, I go straight and personal, like down to earth.
Speaker A:Like, it is what it is.
Speaker A:You know, you can either take it or not.
Speaker A:I don't care.
Speaker D:Like, that was going to be my next question.
Speaker D:Like, do you find you put on a Persona online as compared to who you are?
Speaker D:I know everybody does to an extent, but do you have an entire Persona?
Speaker D:So Mark is saying, no, we're the.
Speaker B:Same in the personal life.
Speaker B:You put John and I in the same room with the same personality that.
Speaker A:You'Re seeing right now, like, know.
Speaker A:So what you see here is me taking how I am with my friends and putting it out to the masses.
Speaker A:But when I'm not with my friends and I'm just by myself, I'm like the most chillest, unhinged, chill person you'll ever meet.
Speaker A:Like, I don't.
Speaker A:I don't do the crazy.
Speaker A:I just.
Speaker A:I just.
Speaker A:I vibe.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:And, like, when Mark came to me.
Speaker A:Shut up.
Speaker A:When mark.
Speaker A:When Mark came to me speaking right now, like three months ago, however long we've been doing this show.
Speaker A:So, you know, he was like, hey, we should do a podcast.
Speaker A:I was like, hey, sure, yeah, bet.
Speaker A:Let's do it.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:And then, I don't know, my Persona kind of came into being like this game.
Speaker A:Sexual flamboyant.
Speaker B:Paid 100 bucks for that.
Speaker A:I did get paid 100 bucks for that, and I would do it again gladly.
Speaker B:When we asked John if you wanted to be.
Speaker B:If you want to do a podcast with me, we have.
Speaker B:We have an audio of that.
Speaker B:It was like, hey, John, we should do a podcast together.
Speaker B:It was born right after that.
Speaker D:Ron, did you get paid?
Speaker D:Are we getting paid for this?
Speaker A:I did not.
Speaker A:I don't get paid by Mark.
Speaker A:I get paid by the viewers when they want me to do dumb.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:So it was.
Speaker B:It was a dare, John.
Speaker B:See that lovely, what they call it, a womb broom right there that John has on his chin?
Speaker B:So, yeah, womb broom.
Speaker B:And he got offered a hundred dollars to find first episode, I believe.
Speaker B:To shave that off.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:From Marty.
Speaker B:From Marty, Yep.
Speaker A:And I shaved it off on camera.
Speaker A:I kept my mic off because the clippers were loud, but like.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:Oh, that point brings me into what is some of the most absolutely wild things that you guys.
Speaker D:What do you.
Speaker D:What would you label as the most wild thing you've done on stream?
Speaker D:Could be anything.
Speaker D:It could be wild as in, like, maybe you had a crash out.
Speaker D:Maybe it could be like you had a crazy stream, lots of people.
Speaker D:Or maybe you just ate a chip and you shat for two days.
Speaker B:Oh, he ate a chip and ran within 20 seconds.
Speaker A:Do you have the clip?
Speaker B:I don't have your clip right now.
Speaker A:I got you, bro.
Speaker D:We're gonna have to roll that clip at some point.
Speaker B:What's the clip on?
Speaker B:Is the clip on your Instagram?
Speaker B:It's on Twitch.
Speaker B:I'll pull up Twitch.
Speaker B:I'll get it up on here.
Speaker C:Hold on.
Speaker A:It's under highlights.
Speaker A:You're gonna have to, like, fast forward through some of it because it's like a seven minute long clip, dude.
Speaker A:You want to watch, Watch that for seven minutes.
Speaker D:I'll have to take a look at that after this and I'll get straight into it.
Speaker D:I Got seven minutes after the show.
Speaker A:Marty just text me, bro.
Speaker A:He's like, should we do it again?
Speaker A:And then.
Speaker D:Yes, Marty, for the new girl on the stream, let's see it.
Speaker B:De.
Speaker B:All right, so it's under your what now?
Speaker A:If you go under my twitch, go to clips and highlights.
Speaker A:It should be one of the highlights.
Speaker A:You have to do all time, though.
Speaker A:I don't know how long it's been up there.
Speaker A:Like a couple years, I think.
Speaker B:Captain Snooch Knock talk shows podcast.
Speaker B:I'm not seeing the clip feature here.
Speaker A:I'll send you the link.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:You're gonna send me.
Speaker B:How are you gonna send me the link?
Speaker B:Are you gonna send it through the chat?
Speaker D:He's got it.
Speaker D:I think he knows what he's doing over here.
Speaker B:He does.
Speaker B:Well, we had, we had to teach him the private chat, but it works out really well.
Speaker D:You had to teach me how to use audio?
Speaker B:We have a private chat.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:We had to make sure MySpace was all set up for her stuff.
Speaker B:While we're waiting for John to get me the.
Speaker B:The links over here, number one, I do want to thank everybody out there that's been showing the love out there with the gifts out on Tick Tock.
Speaker B:I appreciate y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:For those of you right now that are watching on YouTube, Kick Rumble X and Twitch, if y' all want to go ahead and donate to the stream, there's a link in the bio for the stream elements.
Speaker B:Just hit on that.
Speaker B:Any donations goes to providing the stuff for the stream, such as our call in phone number, which, which here in a little bit, you guys are going to be able to call on the show.
Speaker B:It's all the donations for the stream.
Speaker B:Help keep that phone line up and running.
Speaker B:Also pays for the software that we're using right now where we are able to talk to each other.
Speaker B:We might be switching to a new program here in the future.
Speaker A:Oh, Jo.
Speaker A:For me to learn.
Speaker D:Exciting.
Speaker A:If you check in private chat, bro.
Speaker B:You'Ll see the link I see right there.
Speaker D:Very exciting.
Speaker B:Yeah, so we, we.
Speaker B:We absolutely have some good times.
Speaker D:So would you do the.
Speaker D:Would you do the chip again though?
Speaker D:Like, was it.
Speaker D:So it ruined you or do you think, like, if you had it ruined.
Speaker A:Me to the point where I can't even handle buffalo sauce anymore.
Speaker D:All right, like 50 bucks, you'll do it again or like we looking like a Hyundai.
Speaker A:So like when I originally did it, it was for 35 new gifted subs on my channel.
Speaker A:That's five something per sub.
Speaker A:So you're looking at like almost 200 bucks.
Speaker D:All right, who's got 200 bucks sitting around?
Speaker B:It will not play right now.
Speaker B:She live.
Speaker A:Are you me?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I'm getting an ad and everything.
Speaker B:Frozen.
Speaker A:Oh, my God.
Speaker A:This is.
Speaker A:Let me see if I can.
Speaker A:I'll download it.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:Download it and we can do it.
Speaker B:We can do it another episode.
Speaker B:But, I mean, it was.
Speaker B:It was a great one.
Speaker B:There's another tattoo when I had John try eating a death nut.
Speaker D:What exactly is a death nut?
Speaker B:It is a spicy nut challenge.
Speaker B:There's a series of five.
Speaker B:And we gave John the final nut out of that one on.
Speaker B:And he lied in the fetal position for roughly a half hour in a public bathroom.
Speaker D:Fetal position and all.
Speaker D:John.
Speaker A:Yeah, like, I had snot.
Speaker A:Come on.
Speaker A:I was crying.
Speaker A:I was like.
Speaker A:It was bad, like.
Speaker A:And I hadn't eaten anything beforehand, which made it worse.
Speaker A:And this motherfucker is just laughing at me.
Speaker D:I can't lie.
Speaker D:I might too.
Speaker D:I might have, too.
Speaker D:If you can't, you have to roll with it.
Speaker D:You gotta laugh at it, right?
Speaker D:I can't fix your leaky ass.
Speaker D:He can't fix your leaky ass.
Speaker D:All we gonna be able to do is laugh about it.
Speaker B:That was it.
Speaker B:He had Tesco's flop out.
Speaker B:He absolutely did have testicles.
Speaker B:I think John had it.
Speaker B:Whatever they called there, the inverted.
Speaker D:Ah.
Speaker B:Yeah, it was horrible.
Speaker D:So also what it seems like is that you both have wonderful wives and stuff like that.
Speaker D:Did your wives instantly, like, immerse themselves into the streaming world as well, or did they look at you like, what are you doing, bro?
Speaker D:What are you doing?
Speaker D:You think you're gonna do this, or were they just automatically supportive right off the bat?
Speaker B:So John and I, it's two different.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:John's wife will stream with them in the game.
Speaker B:My wife's been in a couple of my game streams because she likes playing those games.
Speaker B:But I'm the vocal outgoing type of person personality in my household, so I'm the one who's not shy to get on the camera and around my wife, on the other hand, she'll just sit there and call me a goofball and tell me do what I want to do.
Speaker D:She probably enjoys watching the.
Speaker B:Yeah, she doesn't.
Speaker B:She doesn't really partake in any of the.
Speaker B:The streaming.
Speaker D:Safer that way sometimes.
Speaker B:What about you, Johnny boy?
Speaker A:My wife loves me no matter what I do.
Speaker B:Well, no, but does she join in on your stream?
Speaker B:Are you paying attention to MySpace Queen?
Speaker B:Are you too busy?
Speaker B:This clip.
Speaker D:You know what?
Speaker D:I think I'm gonna.
Speaker D:I'm gonna walk out of the show right now.
Speaker D:I'm gonna be the first walkout.
Speaker A:Why?
Speaker D:I know.
Speaker D:Just maybe feel like I'd leave an imprint.
Speaker D:I don't know.
Speaker A:Why would you do that?
Speaker A:Now I'm upset.
Speaker A:Now I'm gonna have to hit on your husband even more.
Speaker A:I hope you're happy.
Speaker D:Oh, my God.
Speaker B:All right, now, MySpace.
Speaker B:You know, you asked us this question.
Speaker B:John gave us a really short question because his brain smoking over there because he's working on something.
Speaker B:What is your answer to your own question?
Speaker D:My husband's always been very, very supportive of it.
Speaker D:I think maybe the first couple live streams, he was like, what's.
Speaker D:What's that?
Speaker D:And then I came back and he was like, oh, okay.
Speaker D:Very quickly joined in on it.
Speaker D:And I like having him.
Speaker A:Can you open compressed files, Mark?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:Yes, you can.
Speaker B:Can I?
Speaker A:And I think that's fine.
Speaker D:I like including him as well, when.
Speaker D:When he is around so the chat can kind of joke with him.
Speaker D:I like when people jokingly flirt with him and, you know, they call you out like, I'm gonna steal your man.
Speaker D:It's always.
Speaker D:I like to have him a part of it, for sure.
Speaker B:All right, where you try to send me this from, John, where are you sending this to?
Speaker B:I'm not sure if it's going to go through private.
Speaker D:I see you in the chat, Mike.
Speaker B:But if it's an MP3, you can load the video.
Speaker B:You can load the video up on underneath layers, and you.
Speaker B:And you can add a new layer, and then you'll see where it says media files, and you can add the media file.
Speaker B:That way.
Speaker D:Sushi absolutely does share my husband with me.
Speaker D:We do that kind of stuff now.
Speaker B:But here we go.
Speaker B:I got some questions.
Speaker B:All right, y', all.
Speaker B:I got 50 questions.
Speaker B:You should not ask streamers.
Speaker D:50 questions.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:Well, we'll have some fun here real quick.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:MySpace.
Speaker A:I did it.
Speaker A:You're welcome.
Speaker B:Son of a.
Speaker B:What did you do?
Speaker B:Did you upload it?
Speaker A:I made a new layer.
Speaker B:Did you make a new layer?
Speaker B:Where is it called?
Speaker A:It's at the bottom.
Speaker A:A 3D render of have.
Speaker A:No, wait, no.
Speaker A:Where'd it go?
Speaker B:It's not that, John.
Speaker B:It's not that.
Speaker B:What the.
Speaker D:You probably up, John.
Speaker B:You're screwing up, John.
Speaker D:I don't mean to call you a up, but you know what?
Speaker D:You kind of.
Speaker D:You ruined the show.
Speaker D:Oh, you're so lucky.
Speaker B:Here we go.
Speaker D:So lucky, John.
Speaker B:Go to the part where you die, like, a little.
Speaker D:Absolutely.
Speaker D:Specifically.
Speaker D:Right to the Point where he dies.
Speaker D:Like, a little.
Speaker B:Yes, right there.
Speaker B:All right, there we go.
Speaker B:Right there.
Speaker B:Perfect.
Speaker B:Go ahead and play.
Speaker A:Why?
Speaker A:It's me sticking in my mouth.
Speaker D:You had the gloves on and everything.
Speaker B:Yeah, we want.
Speaker B:Right there.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, we did.
Speaker A:All right, you ready?
Speaker D:Oh, he looks nervous.
Speaker D:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:I'm not even, like, smelling it.
Speaker B:Look how black that thing is, too.
Speaker B:That thing is so nasty.
Speaker B:It don't.
Speaker B:It tastes like ass.
Speaker D:Where'd you get those gloves?
Speaker D:Do you have marks laying around the house?
Speaker A:I got them from Mark, someone's cleaning business.
Speaker D:Because they're not blue.
Speaker D:They look suspicious.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So, sushi.
Speaker B:This is the one chip.
Speaker B:This is where John died doing the one chip challenge on Twitch.
Speaker D:He did the one chip challenge, and she was telling me about it the other day, saying it was brutal.
Speaker C:It was.
Speaker D:You can see it kicking in right about now.
Speaker D:Yeah, he's questioning his entire existence.
Speaker B:I think the stream for.
Speaker B:Oh, there he goes.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:Keeps having a stream froze.
Speaker D:Or he is questioning life.
Speaker B:Like a.
Speaker A:Why is it buffering?
Speaker A:I don't.
Speaker D:Like.
Speaker D:Can someone screenshot that, please, so we can put a little bubble above his head?
Speaker D:Like, please.
Speaker D:I. I jump.
Speaker D:I would jump.
Speaker B:All right, let me try restarting the.
Speaker D:John, can we get a screenshot of that?
Speaker B:Why is it buffering?
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker B:I don't think we're gonna be able to play it.
Speaker B:It's buffering out too much.
Speaker B:It is up.
Speaker B:Needless to say, he dies, like, a little.
Speaker B:He goes off stream.
Speaker B:And it was funny because myself and a few other people were hitting sound clips on him at that point, and his wife felt so bad that she freaking went ahead and freaking ended the live stream on him.
Speaker B:It was great.
Speaker D:Oh, good for her.
Speaker A:Like, at one point.
Speaker A:At one point, yeah, at one point, dude, I was sitting at my desk.
Speaker A:I had just puked into a trash can, and I looked at my wife, and I was like, ice cream.
Speaker A:Like, milk.
Speaker A:Please.
Speaker D:Mug me, milk.
Speaker A:And then I went.
Speaker A:Went into the bathroom and turned on the tub and just stuck my face under the tub with water.
Speaker A:Like, oh, the water makes it all over my face.
Speaker D:You need milk all over that face.
Speaker A:Like, I got capsaicin all over my face, my eyes.
Speaker A:Like it was bad.
Speaker D:I'm sorry that Mark actually.
Speaker D:Really?
Speaker D:Did you send him medical bills for that?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:Hell, no.
Speaker A:I didn't even go to the doctor.
Speaker A:I just laid on my couch for three days in agonizing pain, hoping I'd die.
Speaker D:He did you a favor, Mark.
Speaker B:Work.
Speaker B:He did.
Speaker D:I'll hook you up with My lawyer's number when we're done here, John.
Speaker B:Okay, that's a Canadian lawyer, so that's a good thing then.
Speaker D:Don't you talk about anything Canadian here?
Speaker B:Yeah, John, why don't you ask her a Canadian question, maybe one that related to Flip, to see if MySpace has a different answer.
Speaker A:Oh, hey, does your plastic money really smell like maple syrup?
Speaker D:Oh, I saw you ask that.
Speaker D:And I would quickly get up and go sniff it if I had any, but no, it does not.
Speaker A:That bullfango13 said I'll pitch in to watch him suffer.
Speaker D:But fun fact, our money does crinkle up in the dryer.
Speaker D:If you leave it in a back pocket, it's like it's plastic.
Speaker A:Plastic, right.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:You don't put that in the dryer and what you.
Speaker A:Is it true?
Speaker A:Is it true, you guys, Your milk comes in bags?
Speaker D:It sure does.
Speaker A:Shut the up.
Speaker A:You got back milk right now.
Speaker D:Serious?
Speaker D:I do not have a bag of milk right now.
Speaker D:I am a carton girl.
Speaker A:Husband needs to go to the store, get some bag milk.
Speaker A:Let's see it.
Speaker B:Dude, I would drink on that bag like a nipple.
Speaker D:I think that's why they need it.
Speaker A:Take a little.
Speaker A:Stick a little hole in it, and yeah, just go.
Speaker B:Bring me back to the good old days.
Speaker D:I don't think it had anything to do with Canada.
Speaker D:I think there's just a lot of motherless men in Canada.
Speaker D:And they said, you know what?
Speaker D:This is the best we can do for you is a bag bagged milk.
Speaker D:That's what we'll do for you.
Speaker B:What did I just walk.
Speaker B:Jamie, we're just over here talking, man.
Speaker B:Listen, our podcast is.
Speaker A:Is.
Speaker B:Is rarely ever scripted.
Speaker B:We have an intro that's scripted, but otherwise everything else is off.
Speaker B:Like the.
Speaker C:The.
Speaker B:The.
Speaker B:Off the domes and just having a little fun conversation here.
Speaker A:I said I was sorry.
Speaker D:That's my Jamie in the chat.
Speaker D:Welcome, Jamie.
Speaker D:And thank you.
Speaker A:Sorry, sorry.
Speaker B:In fact, we're gonna expectations.
Speaker B:We're gonna let John ask.
Speaker B:Ask MySpace another question real quick while I go deal with a child that won't go to bed.
Speaker A:What the question am I supposed to ask?
Speaker A:Dude, wait, No, I got it.
Speaker B:Get creative.
Speaker A:I got it, I got it.
Speaker D:Okay, let's talk a bunch of about him while he's gone.
Speaker A:I already planned on it.
Speaker D:Me too.
Speaker D:Me too.
Speaker D:All right, so first, you can't hear.
Speaker A:You can't hear.
Speaker D:Bye, Mark.
Speaker D:This is our show now.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Let's rename it.
Speaker D:Welcome to The John and MySpace Show.
Speaker D:Guys, if you just got here, we are talking about the fact that John here has been mislabeled many of times throughout this live because he is a game sexual misgendered.
Speaker A:I'm just gendered, dude.
Speaker A:I'm angry about it.
Speaker D:Tell us why you're angry.
Speaker D:Tell us why you're angry, John.
Speaker D:And it.
Speaker D:Does it feel personal to your soul?
Speaker A:Honestly?
Speaker A:Honestly, I think it was last week I was honestly questioning whether or not I wanted to still be on the podcast.
Speaker D:Well, Mark said that to you too.
Speaker D:He offered that?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah, dude, he offered that to me.
Speaker A:Like, you just got on here and he's offering you all the.
Speaker A:He offered me from the get go.
Speaker D:He did say he was paying me for this.
Speaker D:It's about 450.
Speaker D:I don't know what he's paying you, but I did get.
Speaker A:Yeah, I don't get paid.
Speaker A:No, but like I.
Speaker B:He's made more money on this show than I have.
Speaker B:He's made more money.
Speaker A:We're close to like 400 bucks made so far.
Speaker A:But anyway, so, so like no, last week, dead ass.
Speaker A:Like, I messaged Mark and I was like, dude, I honestly, I, I'm.
Speaker A:I'm ready to like, just call it quits.
Speaker A:Like, I don't want to do it anymore because there's people that I know and I respect and they can say, you know, whatever they want to me.
Speaker A:Like Mark, I don't give a what he says to me.
Speaker A:But then there's the viewers who just on me all the time and tell me to shut up and this and that.
Speaker A:And like, does that affect you?
Speaker A:It does.
Speaker A:Like, I don't want to listen to that.
Speaker A:Like, I'm here.
Speaker D:Why does it affect you?
Speaker D:Why do the strangers get to the inside of your heart?
Speaker A:I like this inside of my heart counseling right here.
Speaker A:It just, it bothers me because, like, you don't know me.
Speaker A:You don't know that this is an online personality for me.
Speaker A:You don't know the real, the real John, the real snoop, whatever you want to call me.
Speaker D:Like, is it more hurtful towards you personally or do you feel like it.
Speaker D:It's more personal to like your audience?
Speaker D:Do you feel like putting things out about you or trolls coming in like you.
Speaker D:Are you more worried about your audience reputation or is it like just you want to be the best you can.
Speaker D:Can be?
Speaker A:I want to be the best that I can be.
Speaker A:And when people tell me to shut up or, or whatever, like they're being rude to me or whatever, like, it really off puts me on the whole wanting to be here and give you the entertainment that you're looking for and stuff like that.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:And at the end of the day, like, I don't have to do this.
Speaker A:I really don't.
Speaker A:Like, I only do it because Mark asked me to, and then he demanded that I do it because I'm his slave, apparently.
Speaker D:Can you do me a favor?
Speaker D:And for the chat, can you blink twice if you.
Speaker D:You are safe here.
Speaker A:Sorry, Sushi.
Speaker B:Yeah, they can't hear it neither.
Speaker B:They can't hear it on their end.
Speaker B:I'm playing it.
Speaker B:They don't even know what we're playing.
Speaker D:Oh, really?
Speaker D:Oh, wow.
Speaker D:So Sushi, all them, all those people, they got no idea.
Speaker D:You're going to have to watch afterwards, friends.
Speaker D:You're going to have to watch.
Speaker B:No, no.
Speaker B:Sushi and all them heard it.
Speaker B:You guys weren't hearing it?
Speaker D:No, I didn't hear none of it.
Speaker B:We were playing an emotional background music.
Speaker A:Wait, is she psychoanalyzing John?
Speaker A:No, but like, like, honestly, dude, at the end of the day, like, when I get done with the podcast, like, or streaming or in general, like, I. I try to leave it all there, but sometimes it just gets to me.
Speaker A:Like, you know, I'm a pretty good dude.
Speaker A:Like, you can ask Mark.
Speaker A:Like, I've done a lot of good for people in my life, and there you are.
Speaker A:I get on a lot of, like, a lot of the time by said people or other people, and it's disheartening because it makes me feel like my services or.
Speaker A:Or my attempt to be helpful or whether I help them or not is used against me.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker D:Do a lot of your trolls.
Speaker D:You're on Tick Tock, Are you.
Speaker D:Are you also on Tick Tock?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm also on Tick Tock.
Speaker D:So a lot of your trolls, do you find they are people, you know, people that you've already had beefs with, or is it like.
Speaker D:Like, probably a majority of children?
Speaker A:So, I mean, I'm sure some of them are childlike in their personality.
Speaker A:Some of them, I. I know who they are, but, like, I don't know them know them.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:Like, I've met them like, once or twice.
Speaker A:Mark, I swear to God, I'm gonna slap.
Speaker D:I know that Mark feeds off his trolls.
Speaker D:I do see that he is.
Speaker D:He'll use a.
Speaker D:The troll, use it for entertainment.
Speaker D:He'll manage to bring it into the show somehow.
Speaker D:And I don't know why.
Speaker D:I'm the same way.
Speaker D:I definitely get.
Speaker A:I used to be like that.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:And like when I took the break and everything and I came back, like, that just bothered me.
Speaker A:Like, I used to keep track of my viewers, like how my view count, and now I don't because it was very detrimental to how I was streaming.
Speaker A:I would be disheartened when I would see that I would have two viewers when I used to have over a hundred.
Speaker A:And then it was like, well, I must be doing something wrong.
Speaker A:And I would just keep switching games and working on my personality and stuff like that.
Speaker A:And now I have this personality for this podcast, this talk show, whatever you want to call it, where, like I said, you know.
Speaker A:Yeah, you know, and I think that some people take that to heart and use it against me because they think that they're gonna hurt me, but at the end of the day, they do kind of hurt me a little bit.
Speaker A:Like Mark will tell you, we've had some serious conversations about.
Speaker A:About it.
Speaker A:Like, people think I'm this type of.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:You know, that I'm just energy.
Speaker D:If Mark's pulling in, I'm pulling in.
Speaker B:Johnny boy, you know?
Speaker D:We love you, John.
Speaker D:Thanks for sharing that with me, actually, because it's hard to admit.
Speaker B:I gotta admit, you did get a little soft on us, but we'll get you out of the softiness.
Speaker D:Absolutely.
Speaker D:I am the office.
Speaker B:You know, John, it's like you and I kind of, like, altered over here.
Speaker B:We gotta figure out how to flip it back.
Speaker B:Well, not flip it back, but level it out.
Speaker B:We gotta have you on the same mentality.
Speaker B:But, you know, it's funny.
Speaker A:I just spent $400 upgrading my audio equipment for the podcast.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:And.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:I'm willing to walk away from all of it.
Speaker B:I don't give a. Yeah, no, you're not gonna do that.
Speaker D:Oh, I'm the only one walking out tonight.
Speaker B:I don't own you.
Speaker B:But you know what?
Speaker B:Your friend, that'll drag you through the mud, and you come right through here.
Speaker A:Next.
Speaker A:Next week, you're gonna see me in his little office there, chained to the wall.
Speaker B:Yep, I will, you know, John, John, wait.
Speaker B:John, wait.
Speaker B:I. I'll tape you to the wall.
Speaker B:Hold on, I got this.
Speaker D:Oh.
Speaker B:Okay, John.
Speaker B:I've got another microphone.
Speaker B:John.
Speaker B:I'll set you up if I have to.
Speaker B:I'll hog tie you to the floor.
Speaker B:We'll just play the microphone and you could talk into that mic.
Speaker B:We're golden.
Speaker B:We're golden.
Speaker A:I gotta set up the other microphone and headset for when we do the.
Speaker B:Oh, when our wives can.
Speaker B:Yeah, the pregnancy things.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's gonna be a horrible.
Speaker D:The hubby is home now.
Speaker A:Yes, he is home.
Speaker A:Where is he?
Speaker A:I want to see the sexy man.
Speaker D:Cake can't come on camera because while you guys were texting and going on about that, he got in a little accident on the way home.
Speaker D:I'm on his bike, so he's in trouble after stream.
Speaker A:Babe, are you okay?
Speaker D:Okay?
Speaker D:He might need stitches, unfortunately.
Speaker A:Babe, are you okay?
Speaker A:Talk to me.
Speaker A:Did you get.
Speaker B:Did he get jumped?
Speaker D:Yeah, come.
Speaker D:Come in.
Speaker A:Hey, babe, come here.
Speaker A:Come to me.
Speaker D:Nice chat.
Speaker D:Mark just got up.
Speaker A:Come here, babe.
Speaker D:He just.
Speaker D:Oh.
Speaker A:Oh, you're so.
Speaker A:Oh, damn.
Speaker D:Wow.
Speaker A:Let me kiss your boo boos.
Speaker A:You're so hot.
Speaker B:I'm beginning to think this wasn't a bike accident.
Speaker B:I'm thinking.
Speaker B:What happened?
Speaker B:Finally just broke out of the bath.
Speaker D:Our podcast.
Speaker B:I mean, I think MySpace literally whooped his ass.
Speaker A:Wait, hold on, wait.
Speaker B:MySpace is an abuser.
Speaker D:I think I told you quiet during your stream.
Speaker A:Wait, hold on, wait.
Speaker A:Don't you dare talk to my man like that.
Speaker A:You better keep your hands off my man.
Speaker D:The are you gonna do about it?
Speaker D:But you see this 120 pound Canadian ready to throw down?
Speaker A:I'm 247 pounds.
Speaker D:I lied.
Speaker A:My weight either.
Speaker D:I'm 150.
Speaker D:You up?
Speaker A:I'm 6.
Speaker A:1.
Speaker D:Okay, okay.
Speaker A:I take bigger shits than you in the.
Speaker D:Oh, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:Are y' all comparing the size of your now?
Speaker D:No, we're not going there, sir.
Speaker B:Are we comparing your sizes?
Speaker B:What comes out of your right now?
Speaker B:This could be an interesting theory.
Speaker A:You ever seen that south park episode with she drops logs?
Speaker B:Who?
Speaker D:She says, why do boys take so long to poop?
Speaker A:Honestly, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker A:You want the secret?
Speaker A:I'll tell you the secret.
Speaker D:Yeah, is there a secret or is it just weird?
Speaker A:No, it's a secret.
Speaker B:Well, it's.
Speaker B:Because on top of while you're dropping a log, sometimes you gotta milk the cow too.
Speaker B:So it takes a little extra real.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker D:Oh, the chat says their money's on my.
Speaker D:On my face.
Speaker A:So, like.
Speaker A:Listen, it's not.
Speaker A:It's not.
Speaker A:I mean, there's.
Speaker A:I'm sure.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:I'm sure there's some weird out there that milk the cow when they're taking a.
Speaker D:But like, way to call marked out like that.
Speaker A:For me personally.
Speaker A:For me personally.
Speaker A:Okay, it's.
Speaker A:It's more of I'll get sucked into a rabbit hole on TikTok and I'll forget what I'm doing and you just.
Speaker D:Stop pushing I mean, literally stop pushing.
Speaker B:There were those few times during basic when you had to milk the cow and the toll.
Speaker B:It was the only place I'm just.
Speaker B:You get lonely.
Speaker B:And basic.
Speaker D:Take our phones.
Speaker A:There was.
Speaker A:Listen, speaking of basic.
Speaker A:Speaking of basic, let me give you some insight to.
Speaker A:To basic training in the Navy.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker A:First of all, I don't know how it is with the other branches, but in the Navy, there are five.
Speaker A:There are no stall doors.
Speaker B:Everything we got stall doors.
Speaker B:Thank God.
Speaker A:Yeah, we don't have that.
Speaker A:And then when you're taking the shower, you're shot with, like, 80 other dudes dick swinging.
Speaker B:Like, that's facts.
Speaker A:Did I ever tell you this?
Speaker A:I mean, sometimes it feels like it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Sometimes y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:You.
Speaker B:Sometimes you'll have a sword fight.
Speaker D:I'm joining the Navy.
Speaker A:Just said Navy.
Speaker A:Case closed.
Speaker A:Yo.
Speaker A:Sushi.
Speaker A:That's up.
Speaker A:That you were saying that.
Speaker A:That's very disrespectful.
Speaker B:I appreciate that.
Speaker B:Anyway, thank you so much.
Speaker B:Anyway, so coming from an army guy who.
Speaker A:Actually, one of my.
Speaker A:One of my new customers at work is an army guy, and we shooting each other about our military branches the whole time.
Speaker A:I want to get them on the podcast.
Speaker A:It'll be hilarious.
Speaker B:We'll have to get him on the show.
Speaker A:Yeah, Next time I see him, I'll get his number and we'll set it up.
Speaker A:But, like, anyway, so did I ever tell you about Burger?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:Oh, dude.
Speaker A:So there's a guy in basic training named Burger, and if he's watching this dude, you're nasty.
Speaker A:He would take.
Speaker A:He would take.
Speaker A:He would take.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:He would take what we call a Burger shower.
Speaker A:He would walk in one side because it was a big open area, several showers, pickets in the middle and everything.
Speaker A:One door on one side, one door on the other side.
Speaker A:He would walk in one side, walk through the water with his towel on his shoulder.
Speaker A:Mind you, that's important.
Speaker A:And he would walk out the other side just going through water.
Speaker A:He wouldn't wash up, wouldn't shampoo.
Speaker A:Like, nothing.
Speaker A:And there was one day our drill sergeant was going through, like, doing locker checks and, you know, Foot lockers.
Speaker A:Mark, like, the big.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:So he opened up Burgers, bro.
Speaker A:And he was going through it, and we've all were always wondering the whole time, like, where does he put his laundry?
Speaker A:Like, we never see him get clean laundry.
Speaker A:All his dirty skibbies, bro.
Speaker A:Like, I'm talking cinnamon.
Speaker A:Were in this Foot Locker.
Speaker A:And, like, I have never seen.
Speaker A:And let me preface this with our drill sergeant was a 4 foot 5 black man that was bald.
Speaker A:And I have never seen veins pop out on someone's head.
Speaker A:Like the top of his head, his face, his neck.
Speaker A:Like he looked like an angry penis.
Speaker D:Oh, very angry.
Speaker A:And he's like a big one.
Speaker A:He was like, burger, you nasty.
Speaker A:And just starts trashing the dorm and everything.
Speaker A:He put a chair through the like, CEO office and everything.
Speaker A:Like, I was like, oh, my God, bro.
Speaker B:My story about a private nerd basics.
Speaker B:Not almost like that, but not as good as that one.
Speaker B:Ours was.
Speaker B:We had a private that would not shower at all.
Speaker B:And we all bitched about how bad he smelled.
Speaker D:Who were your parents, sir?
Speaker B:So they pulled him into the hallway.
Speaker B:When we're all in formation, the hallway first s comes out and asked him why the is he not showering.
Speaker B:This is two weeks in.
Speaker B:And he literally told the first sergeant he was.
Speaker B:He was.
Speaker B:He's afraid to get a hard on while he was in the shower with a bunch of men.
Speaker B:And you got to remember, I.
Speaker B:When I went in, it was during the don't ask, don't tell.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:So as soon as he said that, dude, they grabbed him, brought him into the office.
Speaker B:We never saw him again.
Speaker A:You don't know what don't ask, don't tell us.
Speaker D:I am not a part of military.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:No, shut up, Mark.
Speaker A:Okay, first of all.
Speaker D:Oh, my.
Speaker A:My grandma.
Speaker D:Yeah, shut up, Mark.
Speaker A:So my grandma told me it's very rude to ask this question, but if you don't mind me asking my space.
Speaker A:How old are you?
Speaker D:I'm 35.
Speaker A:You're 35 or don't tell.
Speaker A:You should know what it is.
Speaker A:So don't ask, don't tell is, Mark.
Speaker B:If you're flamboyant and you root for the same team, you do not mention it whatsoever within the military, because if you do, it is an automatic discharge.
Speaker A:I can't breathe.
Speaker A:Oh, my God.
Speaker A:I can't breathe.
Speaker D:Oh, and stuff now.
Speaker A:Oh, my God.
Speaker A:Wait, both, both, both.
Speaker A:Listen, when we open the phone lines, dog, you gotta call in and tell me this story.
Speaker A:I gotta hear about the gargoyling, bro, you gotta tell me this.
Speaker A:I don't even care.
Speaker A:You can't go nowhere.
Speaker B:That or what about.
Speaker B:What about the smoking?
Speaker B:Like, the way we used to smoke our cigarettes in basic was we would go to the laundry room, put the dryer in the last setting.
Speaker B:We'd have one private stand at the doorway to keep an eye out for the drill Serge.
Speaker B:And we'd smoke our cigarettes into the dryer.
Speaker B:So we'd Blow the smoke in and go right out the dryer.
Speaker B:And then if you hear.
Speaker B:At ease.
Speaker B:We dropped a cigarette down the drain and then stand up.
Speaker A:So, like, we didn't do it.
Speaker D:And you thought you were masking the smell, though you probably weren't masking the smell.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:So, like, we didn't.
Speaker A:We didn't do our own laundry when I was in basic.
Speaker A:It got sent out and then brought.
Speaker B:Back, but, like, Navy.
Speaker B:Lazy ass son of a.
Speaker B:Navy.
Speaker A:Oh, you're at work.
Speaker A:Nah, fuck that.
Speaker A:You're taking a break.
Speaker A:Son, I promise you that I need to hear this story.
Speaker A:My night will not be complete until I.
Speaker D:We're gonna need to take some phone calls at some point, and it seems as though John's not gonna relax until we get that phone call.
Speaker D:Sir.
Speaker A:Anyway.
Speaker A:Anyway, if we can make that happen, I'd be the happiest little girl in the room.
Speaker A:But no.
Speaker A:So, like, we didn't do our laundry, but, like, we did a lot of stupid, in my opinion.
Speaker A:Like, we had to clean the floor in the dorm.
Speaker A:Like the.
Speaker A:You know, the.
Speaker A:The lonely and whatever the it is.
Speaker B:You played rodeo?
Speaker A:No, we had to clean that with toothbrushes.
Speaker A:Had to clean the shiny works underneath the sink and everything with toothbrushes and, you know, clean.
Speaker D:And then the people you don't like, would you give them those toothbrushes?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:Although, speaking of people we don't like, there was a guy in basic named Stargal.
Speaker A:Dude, he got set back four weeks, a whole month, because he teabagged some dude who fell asleep in the shower, like, naked teabag.
Speaker A:Like, dropped his nuts right on his chin.
Speaker A:It was hilarious.
Speaker D:Hilarious.
Speaker D:But as a man, is that.
Speaker D:Do you feel satisfied after doing that?
Speaker A:Oh, I didn't do it.
Speaker A:It wasn't me.
Speaker D:No, no.
Speaker D:I'm just.
Speaker D:I'm just curious.
Speaker A:I. I've never teabagged.
Speaker D:Fun to watch.
Speaker D:But, like, after you just dropped your ball sack on another man, are you feeling very confident in yourself at that point?
Speaker D:Are you like, yeah, I did it.
Speaker A:Yeah, I did it, bro.
Speaker A:It was.
Speaker B:Worst MRE I've ever eaten is a omelet.
Speaker B:That is the most disgusting MRE ever in my lifetime.
Speaker D:Mark, have you ever crashed out live?
Speaker D:Have you ever had a slight crash out?
Speaker D:Or can you name a time where, you know, live streaming.
Speaker D:You thought you were done with it.
Speaker D:Like, you thought you were just gonna step away.
Speaker D:Did you ever have any of those moments?
Speaker B:Nope.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker D:You're just pro.
Speaker B:John's over there saying he has let's go with Johnny Story.
Speaker B:No, I. I've never had a crash out.
Speaker D:Yeah, me either.
Speaker A:You're gonna want to have your sense right button.
Speaker A:Pretty ready.
Speaker D:Yeah, I've never had any of those crush outs either.
Speaker D:I'm pretty.
Speaker A:So I will try to take five or so minutes from work to tell us.
Speaker B:Oh, dude, can you kind of like, give me a, like, little quick hand raise?
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:I'm about ready to start.
Speaker A:All right, so when I start doing what I did, I'll give you the hint.
Speaker A:I'll give you the hand raise.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:So I was streaming Call of Duty, and I was stuck in cheater lobbies, dude.
Speaker A:And my chat was just egging it on.
Speaker A:Egging it on.
Speaker A:Like you ever heard Phase Jeff go off about that big brolic black dude Requis, and now he's skull him with a birthday napkin after getting flashed.
Speaker A:Anyway, I'm sure.
Speaker A:I'm sure Chad has.
Speaker A:So anyway, it was a situation like that where I tweaked the out.
Speaker A:I grabbed my microphone.
Speaker A:You're gonna want to start muting now.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:I was like, you stupid Pablo Escobar.
Speaker A:I swear to God, dude, I'm gonna come up over here and I'm gonna skull you dry after doing six lines of cocaine and banging your wife on a taco Tuesday, you cheap Mexican son.
Speaker D:Of a. Oh, talk dirty to the chat.
Speaker D:I think they're liking it.
Speaker D:Sushi.
Speaker D:Sit down.
Speaker D:I know.
Speaker D:That got exciting.
Speaker A:So I used to regularly crash out like that, and people would.
Speaker A:People would show up to stream for.
Speaker D:That because drama equals views.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So, like, I would lose my voice after stream, or I'd be, like, coughing up blood because I'd be bursting blood vessels in my neck and everything.
Speaker A:And people like that.
Speaker A:I don't know why.
Speaker B:Well, it's kind of like Tik Tok.
Speaker B:I mean, there's so much drama on Tik Tok.
Speaker B:Like, cr.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker D:What are you talking about?
Speaker B:You got.
Speaker B:And then there's a lot of fake drama, too.
Speaker B:Like, you'll have the.
Speaker B:People like.
Speaker B:That'll do the Kamala Harris and Cala Harris and.
Speaker B:And Donald Trump, and they'll be battling each other.
Speaker D:You mean the.
Speaker D:The riding for Biden and.
Speaker A:And then.
Speaker B:And then.
Speaker B:Yes, let's talk about the drama.
Speaker B:Caitlyn.
Speaker B:I know there's been some new drama between MySpace queen and another content creator, because when I mentioned their name, MySpace said, oh, please don't bring them in a box.
Speaker D:Oh, I did.
Speaker D:I did say.
Speaker B:Yeah, you did.
Speaker B:You did.
Speaker D:I just meant in that moment.
Speaker A:Wait.
Speaker D:Great.
Speaker B:Who is It.
Speaker D:Oh, I don't name drop.
Speaker B:We won't name drop.
Speaker B:But we'll just say it's always a good cat fight.
Speaker A:Let me know the next time it happens.
Speaker A:I must be there and support my space.
Speaker A:Let me go off.
Speaker D:I'm a very independent woman who can stick up for myself.
Speaker D:And they always say one thing, guys.
Speaker D:And always remember this, the loudest woman in the room.
Speaker D:Room always tends to be the craziest.
Speaker D:So stay calm.
Speaker D:Always.
Speaker A:Are you assuming my gender?
Speaker D:I assumed that maybe earlier you didn't have sexual relationships with your devices, but here we are, John.
Speaker D:Here we are.
Speaker B:Almost definitely bullfingo.
Speaker B:Most definitely, my man.
Speaker A:So shoot us an email.
Speaker B:Actually, all they gotta do is go to the website.
Speaker B:There's a link on the website where they can apply to be on the show.
Speaker B:All they got to do is fill out the form request to be on the show.
Speaker B:Yeah, all you guys got to do is go to chaos cadre.com.
Speaker B:so that's where you can buy the merchandise, y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:We do have merchandise.
Speaker B:No one's bought any merchandise.
Speaker B:I'm very upset.
Speaker B:We have not sold any damn merchandise yet.
Speaker A:Buy my game sexual.
Speaker B:Yes, Buy the game sexual.
Speaker B:Go to chaos cadre.com, y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker A:Represent Snoochie.
Speaker B:A little commercial break, per se.
Speaker B:Hit out of the chaos cadre.com.
Speaker B:you can click on be a guest over there and you can actually fill out the form to be a guest.
Speaker B:You can also buy some pretty cool merchandise that we have out there.
Speaker B:You can watch all of our previous episodes right on the website as well.
Speaker B:There's also a link in there where you can have a one on one meet with John S. And a hotel, Motel 8, where you'll get that.
Speaker B:Well, you'll get him for 24 hours.
Speaker B:It's cheap too.
Speaker B:We're running a sale on that right now for only $150.
Speaker B:And you can do whatever you want to them.
Speaker B:It's amazing.
Speaker B:Just don't tell his wife.
Speaker A:You're gonna have to clear that with the old lady.
Speaker D:Old lady?
Speaker D:I have nothing part of that.
Speaker A:She's very protective of me.
Speaker A:And you know this mark.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker B:I'm waiting till she hears that.
Speaker B:And she's gonna.
Speaker B:I hope she calls you up before she finishes listening to it.
Speaker D:No part in selling off your husband.
Speaker D:In fact, I hope that he continues to be a great husband to you.
Speaker A:I do my very best for my life.
Speaker B:No sushi mad fact.
Speaker B:There is no continent.
Speaker A:Up.
Speaker B:You guys will actually have to buy him breakfast.
Speaker B:That's one of The.
Speaker B:The stipulations.
Speaker B:You'll have to buy him breakfast, so you'll have to pay for it.
Speaker B:And I. I tell you, he eats a lot, so it's going to be a very pricey.
Speaker A:I don't eat a lot, bro.
Speaker D:Sushi.
Speaker D:I will contribute to that price.
Speaker A:I eat once a day.
Speaker A:And it said.
Speaker B:We're already getting a phone call and I haven't put on the phone yet.
Speaker D:John's wife.
Speaker D:John, look what you did.
Speaker D:I'm pretty sure this is your fault.
Speaker A:It's not my fault.
Speaker A:I swear to God.
Speaker A:It's not my way.
Speaker B:Call her.
Speaker B:You're on the show.
Speaker C:I'm just checking to make sure it's working.
Speaker B:It's absolutely working, sir.
Speaker B:We have.
Speaker B:I'm about to turn on the phone lines, actually.
Speaker B:I can hear us talking.
Speaker B:I. I can hear us talking in the background.
Speaker B:You watching us on the tv?
Speaker C:It's muted.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Phenomenal.
Speaker B:What's up, Marty?
Speaker D:Welcome.
Speaker A:Whatever hotel room you want to get, Daddy.
Speaker A:Whatever hotel room you want to get, I'll show up.
Speaker A:I'd make it, but you.
Speaker A:But you gotta promise to oil up my back and rub me down like a dirty little hoe.
Speaker C:I can do that.
Speaker C:I'm a massage therapist.
Speaker A:Oh, dreams are made every day, buddy.
Speaker A:Dreams are made every day.
Speaker D:Now, is this Marty on the line?
Speaker D:Is that his name?
Speaker B:This is Marty.
Speaker B:This is Marty.
Speaker D:Yeah, Marty, don't forget to bring the.
Speaker D:The baby stuff.
Speaker D:You know, the baby oil and the Diddy stuff.
Speaker D:I have a feeling he.
Speaker D:He might not need much of it.
Speaker D:I'm getting feelings like he might need a little.
Speaker D:I could be wrong.
Speaker D:Maybe I'm going a little bit too hard on John here.
Speaker D:Let's go in on Mark a little bit more here.
Speaker D:Mark, you listen.
Speaker C:Do you think Hard on John?
Speaker B:She did say hard.
Speaker D:Yeah, you were going a little hard on John.
Speaker D:I was.
Speaker D:I was getting hard for John.
Speaker D:I'm sorry.
Speaker A:The same.
Speaker A:Someone else.
Speaker B:Put the call.
Speaker B:Screen up.
Speaker B:I got you, Marty.
Speaker B:Marty, you ready for people to call into our show?
Speaker B:Are you?
Speaker C:We need Bull Fagel to call him.
Speaker A:Yes, we got.
Speaker B:We got.
Speaker B:We got it up, Marty.
Speaker B:All right, Marty.
Speaker B:Well, I'll have to let you go so the people can call in.
Speaker B:Bull.
Speaker A:Call me Daddy.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:Goodbye.
Speaker A:Bye.
Speaker D:Bye.
Speaker B:All right, ladies and gentlemen, phone lines are open up.
Speaker B:Feel free to call on the show.
Speaker B:If I remember, you'll hear a recording.
Speaker B:It's not a voicemail.
Speaker A:It gives you a 404 error when you click to be a guest.
Speaker A:Yo, Bo.
Speaker A:Call in.
Speaker A:We'll fix it Right now.
Speaker D:Fix it in this moment.
Speaker D:I'll actually.
Speaker A:I'll fix it in this moment.
Speaker B:You must be blocked on it.
Speaker B:We're blocked from his company website.
Speaker B:We must be that chaotic, huh?
Speaker A:I guess.
Speaker B:Go to chaos cadre.com and go to apply.
Speaker A:That's what I'm doing right now.
Speaker B:Tell me what's happening.
Speaker B:Maybe I need to fix it.
Speaker B:If I do, I'll fix it tonight.
Speaker A:Yeah, it gives an arrow.
Speaker A:404.
Speaker B:It does.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:I'll absolutely fix that.
Speaker A:That's up.
Speaker A:Dude, why are you making us look bad?
Speaker D:He's really making me look bad.
Speaker D:Honestly has nothing to do with you, John.
Speaker B:Oh, that's right, Because I canceled our audio.
Speaker A:Oh, you.
Speaker B:Me?
Speaker B:Listen, finances are tight.
Speaker B:We weren't getting the donations.
Speaker B:I had to cancel all the audio.
Speaker A:That's right.
Speaker A:I forgot.
Speaker D:Is this because I didn't send the hat mustache last week?
Speaker B:It was because you didn't send the hat mustache and I just had to cancel it out.
Speaker B:It was done.
Speaker D:I'll get back on it.
Speaker A:Listen, listen, rr.
Speaker A:I didn't really, really.
Speaker B:Look, we're straight video.
Speaker B:We're a video podcast.
Speaker B:I'll fix it though.
Speaker B:I'll make a form.
Speaker A:Did we.
Speaker A:Wait, Wait, did we.
Speaker A:Is our email addresses up there though?
Speaker B:Yes, our email addresses are up there.
Speaker B:Where they should be in the.
Speaker B:Contact us.
Speaker B:I. I have to work on the website tomorrow.
Speaker B:I have no clue, John.
Speaker D:Okay, while we wait, I have.
Speaker D:I have another question.
Speaker A:Sure.
Speaker B:What's your question?
Speaker D:What is something that you guys have been requested to do via stream via maybe the dms?
Speaker D:What is a weird or odd or an uncomfortable request that you've gotten or just even a weird dm?
Speaker D:Like, what is the weirdest thing that you've really dealt with?
Speaker D:You're like, get me out of here.
Speaker A:I can answer that right off.
Speaker C:Rip.
Speaker B:Go for it, John.
Speaker A:I had a follower on Twitch DM me and was like, hey, I want to have your babies.
Speaker A:Give me your sperm.
Speaker D:Oh.
Speaker A:And I was like, no.
Speaker D:Should have charged her and sent her some shampoo mixed up in a bottle.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And then she shoves it up Peru.
Speaker A:Ha.
Speaker A:And gets an infection and dies.
Speaker D:That's her problem for buying sperm on the Internet.
Speaker D:Problem girl.
Speaker D:It's like the guys who bought the bath water and then got sick.
Speaker D:You drank the bath water?
Speaker A:I wouldn't drink it.
Speaker A:I wouldn't buy a bath water.
Speaker B:Dude, it is.
Speaker B:Some of the people do buy from.
Speaker B:Streamers are insane though.
Speaker B:Like, they'll buy the females bras.
Speaker B:The undies.
Speaker D:Don't call Me out like that.
Speaker B:I mean, have you.
Speaker B:Have you.
Speaker A:It was one time.
Speaker A:I wore the bra once and I sold it for.
Speaker A:For 300.
Speaker A:I don't know why you're bringing it up, dude.
Speaker B:MySpace.
Speaker B:What have you sold online?
Speaker D:I have admittedly sold some socks online in the.
Speaker D:In the past.
Speaker D:I've sold some flat shoes in the past, but that's about the majority.
Speaker D:There's no.
Speaker D:There's no clothing items that have ever been sold.
Speaker D:No undies.
Speaker B:Did you sell a hat once?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:How much did you sell that hat for?
Speaker D:Tell them about the toilet guy.
Speaker D:I don't know if I can tell them about the toilet guy.
Speaker D:That is a little bit above tick tock here.
Speaker B:There's a tola guy.
Speaker D:I had some very interesting requests throughout my time on different platforms.
Speaker D:And one of the main requests that I had, this man wanted to have me tell him to eat a bunch of lucky charms.
Speaker D:And so I did.
Speaker D:I said, yeah, boy, you eat that lucky charm.
Speaker D:Get it?
Speaker D:Get them lucky charms.
Speaker D:And you did not seem weird at first, but he proceeded to extract those lucky charms the next day throughout the toilet and then ask.
Speaker D:Asked me if I would be interested in watching him indulge in said now extracted lucky charms in the toilet.
Speaker D:And that was about the end for me.
Speaker D:I said, you know what, what the are we doing here?
Speaker B:That's a little intense right there.
Speaker D:And that's not the worst.
Speaker D:That's not the worst I've had, so I won't keep going.
Speaker D:But it does get pretty intense out here.
Speaker D:It can be.
Speaker D:It can be.
Speaker D:This is where we can lead into a little bit of.
Speaker D:The Internet is dangerous.
Speaker B:The Internet is dangerous.
Speaker B:But, John, let's talk about this real quick.
Speaker B:Marty did bring up something.
Speaker B:You know, I'm not waiting.
Speaker B:I'm still waiting for you to create the web.
Speaker B:Why are you not going to sell your feet?
Speaker D:That's my question as well.
Speaker D:Because if you're not doing it, you're.
Speaker B:John, you and I talked about this.
Speaker B:It was for the show.
Speaker B:We're gonna.
Speaker B:We're gonna both.
Speaker B:I've already got my profile created.
Speaker B:I'm literally just waiting for you to create your profile so you and I can sell our feet on this website and have a little friendly competition.
Speaker B:It's all for fun.
Speaker B:John, it's your feet.
Speaker B:Are you afraid that someone's going to call you out on your feet?
Speaker D:Nobody.
Speaker D:My guy is going to call you out on your feet.
Speaker D:Not once, not ever.
Speaker D:And if somebody recognizes your feet, then you have problems.
Speaker D:Because the only one that should be Recognizing the feet is your woman.
Speaker D:So if any of anybody else is out there, like I know for a fact that's Mark and John's feet.
Speaker D:You guys have bigger problems than we can assume.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:No, for sure.
Speaker A:Bull says he's calling it.
Speaker B:Caller, you are on the air.
Speaker B:What's happening?
Speaker D:Howdy.
Speaker C:What's up?
Speaker B:What's going on?
Speaker B:How are you?
Speaker A:What's good, brother?
Speaker D:Nobody did that.
Speaker C:All right.
Speaker C:I only got, like, five, ten minutes because I'm.
Speaker C:But figured I'd tell some stories.
Speaker C:By the way.
Speaker C:What's up, MySpace?
Speaker D:Nice to see you.
Speaker D:Nice.
Speaker C:You don't recognize voice?
Speaker D:Oh, a little bit.
Speaker D:Maybe.
Speaker C:You've already met me.
Speaker D:Oh, awesome.
Speaker D:Okay, well, I need a hint now.
Speaker C:I'm Juliet's boy.
Speaker D:Juliet's man.
Speaker D:Welcome in.
Speaker D:Welcome in.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:All right.
Speaker C:So anyway, y' all want to hear the stories about gargle or the box hand story in there too?
Speaker A:Yeah, give it to me.
Speaker C:While I was in bases, there was this dude who decided to strip down butt naked.
Speaker C:And our dorms.
Speaker C:Well, so our dorms have two bays on each side of each bay, there is wall lockers.
Speaker C:And, like, set, like, two feet off from the wall lockers, you have bunk beds.
Speaker C:This dude.
Speaker C:And we had fire watch.
Speaker C:You know.
Speaker D:The truth.
Speaker C:So dude sits down butt naked and jumps on top of a wall locker and covers himself with, you know, the classic, like, charcoal gray, skinny, itchy blankets that they give you in basic and just covers himself up.
Speaker C:So he's crouched down like a gargoyle on the edge of a wall locker, and firewatch comes walking by.
Speaker C:Classic human nature of never looking up.
Speaker C:Doesn't even see it again as he walks by, jumps off of the wall locker and straight up teabag in the back of the head, lands legs on the shoulder, and rides this.
Speaker C:The back of his head all the.
Speaker D:Way to the ground like a serious tea bag.
Speaker D:Like, we're not talking a little glaze.
Speaker D:We're talking like a tea bag.
Speaker C:We're talking this man got a piggyback ride, balls to the back of the head all the way to the ground.
Speaker D:Have you checked in on that man in a while.
Speaker D:Go check in on him.
Speaker D:My guy, the.
Speaker D:The one that got T. T. Bagged.
Speaker C:Awesome.
Speaker C:The one that got teabagged.
Speaker C:He's good.
Speaker C:He's good.
Speaker C:He just made E7 like, three months ago.
Speaker C:Yeah, brother, so he's doing good now.
Speaker C:I'll tell you my favorite story from basic.
Speaker C:Obviously, I'm Air Force.
Speaker C:We had a mti.
Speaker C:I. I'm not gonna throw out his name, although he's really, really cool.
Speaker C:Favorite mti.
Speaker C:Well, we had a supply closet and you know, basically had details.
Speaker C:And this group of guys, their job is to keep the supply closet organized.
Speaker C:Well, it was like day three or four, we just got like details assigned to us.
Speaker C:And I was, I had a clean chrome.
Speaker C:So every day I'd go see this pie closet, guys get my chrome cleaner and go cream.
Speaker C:Clean chrome.
Speaker C:Well, you know how to bet you can fold the tops of boxes and ornate themselves?
Speaker A:Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker C:And yeah, well that's what they did to the top of the trash bag box.
Speaker C:Well, our MTI walked into the supply closet to grab a trash bag for this trash can in his office.
Speaker C:And he sticks.
Speaker C:There's enough of a gap in the top of the box that he could just stick his hand in there.
Speaker C:Well, he sticks his hand in there and there's no trash bags in there there at all.
Speaker C:And everyone is literally like by their wall locker, sitting in our chair like studying information whatnot.
Speaker C:So it's dead silence in here.
Speaker C:And then all of a sudden we just hear the most unhinged chaos we've ever heard in our lives.
Speaker C:And it's literally our NTI with this box on his hand smacking everything in the supply closet off of the shelves.
Speaker C:Everything.
Speaker C:I missed what you said.
Speaker C:My space.
Speaker D:He, he didn't leave any, any boxes.
Speaker D:He just.
Speaker A:I am so happy that I'm not the only person who's seen unhinged in basic.
Speaker C:Oh.
Speaker C:Oh, it's not done.
Speaker C:It's not done.
Speaker C:So after he finishes smacking everything off of the shelves in the supply closet, he comes running out into one of the bays and just full blown like ninja position, like squats down and flings his hand as hard as he can out in front of him and the box goes flying off of his hand.
Speaker C:At the same time he yells box.
Speaker C:And at the time top of his lungs and this box goes flying across the bay, lands to the floor and everybody is staring with this look of fear and bewilderment.
Speaker C:And then we all about the time he, he goes from his flooding ninja position, he just, he goes from like smile on his face, screaming and just snaps to attention.
Speaker C:And we all just go back snap back to like studying our books and we're all terrified of what's going to happen next.
Speaker C:And then he just bounce out.
Speaker C:You're telling it at the top of his lungs.
Speaker C:And they come running out, sir.
Speaker C:It's training so and so reporting disorder.
Speaker C:The dude's like, I tried to make your Box eat.
Speaker C:Beat face.
Speaker D:Intense.
Speaker C:Between your box to attack me.
Speaker D:I thought y' all were training.
Speaker C:So he made a utility crew beat face for like 15 minutes because they trained their box to attack him.
Speaker A:And.
Speaker D:And again.
Speaker D:Have you checked on that man since?
Speaker C:Yes.
Speaker D:Good.
Speaker D:Good stuff.
Speaker A:Good stuff.
Speaker A:I'm in love.
Speaker C:Well, it was two of them, and they're.
Speaker C:They're.
Speaker C:They're.
Speaker C:They're doing good.
Speaker C:I think one of them is no longer in the military.
Speaker C:He separated a while back.
Speaker C:But, yeah, they're doing good.
Speaker C:One of them just, I think, made E6 a couple months back.
Speaker A:Yeah, brother.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:That's about all the time I've got for stories, but I've got plenty more because in my BMT flight, we had a Trainee Cox.
Speaker C:They had a training gooch.
Speaker C:G O O.
Speaker D:Is that a real word?
Speaker D:Is this military term?
Speaker D:I'm thinking are funny, but they're not.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker D:You had a gooch.
Speaker D:Did I hear that right?
Speaker D:Chat.
Speaker D:We are aware of what a gooch is.
Speaker C:My face.
Speaker C:Do you not know what a gooch is?
Speaker D:I know what a gooch is.
Speaker D:I'm making sure everyone else.
Speaker C:Okay, okay.
Speaker C:We also had a dude.
Speaker C:I'll shout him out.
Speaker C:Probably not watching, but his name is Alexander Rocken Sock.
Speaker D:Oh, he's throwing them right under the Rock and Sock.
Speaker D:Rock and Sock.
Speaker D:With his gooch out, it should be his new Tick Tock.
Speaker C:You can imagine a Rockham Sockum robot embodied into an actual human.
Speaker C:That is him.
Speaker C:Dude's like 6 foot 4, built like a brick house.
Speaker A:I. I need greatest dude ever.
Speaker C:Oh, God.
Speaker C:I will have to go snag some off of his Facebook.
Speaker C:But before you go, I will see him and you'll be like, looks like a rocket stocking robot.
Speaker A:I'm.
Speaker A:I'm as hard as a diamond in an ice storm right now with anticipation.
Speaker D:Me too.
Speaker D:I didn't want to call it out, but since you did, I. I also am a little bit hard as a.
Speaker B:Rock, so I will.
Speaker B:Bullfango.
Speaker B:Hit me.
Speaker B:Send a message either on like, Tick tock or whatever, and I'll give you the email address so we can get you scheduled for the show.
Speaker C:Honestly, MySpace has my Discord name.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker C:MySpace.
Speaker C:If you wanna.
Speaker C:If you want to send them my discord name.
Speaker D:For sure.
Speaker D:Thank you so much for even joining us and asking questions.
Speaker A:I'm telling stories, actually, right now.
Speaker A:You don't even understand, by the way.
Speaker B:Good, John.
Speaker C:Well, appreciate you all having me on legit.
Speaker C:I gotta go.
Speaker D:All righty.
Speaker B:I appreciate you, man, for calling in love, y'.
Speaker C:All.
Speaker C:I'mma hang out, watch the show while I do work.
Speaker A:All right, brother man, we appreciate you calling in.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm sorry, you were saying?
Speaker A:The audio will be up next week.
Speaker B:Next week?
Speaker B:I gotta figure out how to add the link back in for the bookings.
Speaker B:I got that fixed too.
Speaker B:All right, so since he was doing all the talking, I was able to listen to his intently.
Speaker A:At your other monitor.
Speaker B:Yes, I was working on the website.
Speaker B:You like here.
Speaker B:Let's sidetrack.
Speaker B:Mark, Mark.
Speaker B:To fix broken.
Speaker B:Yeah, I see how this works.
Speaker A:It wouldn't be broken if you stop.
Speaker D:Breaking before we even started.
Speaker D:Chad, I had to give him.
Speaker B:It wouldn't be broken if people just hit that stream element link.
Speaker D:The stream element link for anybody who is in the chat.
Speaker D:Thank you guys for being here as well, especially the people that came from my side.
Speaker D:I do appreciate you guys came to watch.
Speaker D:It's awesome.
Speaker A:Every single one of you.
Speaker A:Shut the up, Mark.
Speaker A:You don't appreciate anyone.
Speaker D:Oh, shut the up.
Speaker D:I was talking.
Speaker B:Get back in that corner.
Speaker B:And the off.
Speaker D:Okay, the man is spoken.
Speaker D:The man has spoken on.
Speaker B:Oh, get your camera back on.
Speaker B:John, you another.
Speaker B:Don't.
Speaker B:Don't get all your feels now, y'.
Speaker C:All.
Speaker B:The phone line.
Speaker B:The phone line is open.
Speaker B:Folks.
Speaker B:Feel free to call into the show right now if we typically go with like 20 minutes.
Speaker B:If people don't call in, we shut off the phone lines.
Speaker B:They are opener right now.
Speaker B:Call in.
Speaker D:I came from.
Speaker A:Yo, yo, Darth.
Speaker D:Snoo is so high.
Speaker A:Yo, bro, call the in.
Speaker A:Call the Darth.
Speaker D:Call the Darth.
Speaker B:Call in.
Speaker A:Call the.
Speaker B:Call the Darth.
Speaker A:Who's Darth?
Speaker A:Darth, Darth, come in, baby.
Speaker A:Call in.
Speaker A:I need you over here.
Speaker B:Wow, Snooch is getting a hardy over here.
Speaker D:Darth, that's not going to last.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:Yeah, you're.
Speaker B:You're already going against MySpace's husband.
Speaker B:Wow, you're like hitting on him now.
Speaker B:Now you're all about Darth.
Speaker A:No, you gotta.
Speaker A:You got it twisted.
Speaker B:You're all about.
Speaker A:Husband is my number one man.
Speaker B:No, no, it sounds like Darth took over.
Speaker B:Darth just took it over.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:I mean, don't.
Speaker B:By the way, did y' all hear that they approved the sale?
Speaker B:They approved the company to buy Tick Tock.
Speaker B:Now they're waiting on.
Speaker A:Well, you better.
Speaker A:You better call the in and set straight Darth.
Speaker B:But did you hear how TikTok content creators are going to get paid though, with the new owner if it does go through?
Speaker A:No, I didn't.
Speaker A:Please explain.
Speaker D:Does that include the Canadians?
Speaker B:Yeah, no, it does not.
Speaker B:It'll be American based.
Speaker B:But the Canadians.
Speaker B:Yeah, see, that's the question.
Speaker B:Will we still be able to see the Canadians on TikTok tick tock?
Speaker B:Because as it stands, there's going to be two different versions of Tick Tock.
Speaker B:There's going to be 1 for 18 and over and 1 for 18 under 18.
Speaker B:And the.
Speaker B:The content creator is going to be getting paid in cryptocurrency now.
Speaker D:Oh, that's kind of sketchy.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker B:Like, I'm not.
Speaker B:I'm not.
Speaker B:I like.
Speaker B:I like the payments.
Speaker B:Yeah, I like.
Speaker B:I like cryptocurrency, but I don't like the fact that in order for people to buy diamonds, like, buy the coins to give people will be incredible.
Speaker B:Crypto.
Speaker A:Wait a minute.
Speaker D:Yeah, and there's a lot of crypto.
Speaker A:Wait a minute.
Speaker D:A lot of stuff like that.
Speaker D:It could get dangerous.
Speaker A:What the are you saying over there, buddy?
Speaker D:Could get dangerous.
Speaker B:Smooch is a passe.
Speaker B:Oh, D coming in hard over on the snoochie.
Speaker D:Speaking of dangerous, have you guys ever had any, like, really stalker fans?
Speaker D:Have you guys ever had, like, a.
Speaker B:Real serious, not really, really bad stalkers now?
Speaker B:I've had some.
Speaker B:They're like, oh, this might be.
Speaker B:I have to keep an eye on them.
Speaker A:But, yeah, I had a really bad.
Speaker A:She made like 19 twitch accounts.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker A:Kept trying to get, like, my phone number and like that.
Speaker A:She.
Speaker A:She found me on Facebook.
Speaker A:I had to make a new Facebook and, like, settings.
Speaker B:And you didn't block your.
Speaker B:So no one could find you.
Speaker D:That was your first mistake.
Speaker A:I did with the new one.
Speaker A:Okay, you learned.
Speaker D:You learned.
Speaker A:I learned.
Speaker A:But, like, it was.
Speaker A:It was wild.
Speaker A:Like, it was a point where my wife was like, this needs to stop.
Speaker A:Like, I'm gonna press charges.
Speaker D:I did once have a man show up at my door.
Speaker D:I didn't know that he was at the door, but I did found the note later in the day, and it was just a poorly written note written in pencil, and it said, hi, I like you from your live streams.
Speaker D:Please, please.
Speaker B:It'll be fixed in a minute.
Speaker D:It said, please add me on Instagram.
Speaker D:So I go to check out the man's Instagram, and on his Instagram, he is in my local city, but he has five kids and a wife.
Speaker D:And I had to message his lovely wife and say, excuse me, ma', am, any explanation as to why your husband's leaving notes on my doors?
Speaker D:And the most unfortunate part is she said, oh, he's done this before.
Speaker D:I'm absolutely going to speak to him.
Speaker D:No, honey, at this point, you might need to get out of that relationship and you might need to call the cops.
Speaker D:You might want to start to get full custody of your children.
Speaker D:If he's doing it before.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker D:So the, the, the dangers of the Internet really are real.
Speaker D:And although that was just a small scary situation where obviously I was scared in a sense of like, this guy knows where I live now and he came back.
Speaker D:Whatever.
Speaker B:What about the doxing?
Speaker B:Has anybody ever been doxed?
Speaker B:I, I've never been doxed.
Speaker B:Thank God, Knock on wood.
Speaker B:But I've not been doxed.
Speaker B:But have you ever been.
Speaker B:Been doxed?
Speaker A:I have been.
Speaker A:Have you swatted?
Speaker B:You've been swatted?
Speaker D:Okay, tell us about that.
Speaker B:Yes, tell us about the swatting.
Speaker A:It's back when I was like, you know, like I had like 100 something viewers or whatever.
Speaker A:, back in the:Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:So I was playing, I think it was COD or some Marty, I'll talk you all day, daddy.
Speaker A:But no, like, it was like six cruisers and a SWAT team show up to my house thinking that I was like gonna kill everyone in my house or something.
Speaker A:And like in the moment.
Speaker A:That's hot.
Speaker B:I'm back in:Speaker D:That one time.
Speaker A:Yeah, like in the moment, like I didn't think it was real.
Speaker D:And then like, what was your first sign that it was happening happening, like in the moment like that you.
Speaker A:I, I just, I, I saw it in my camera, like on my stream and that there was like police license behind me.
Speaker A:And then they kicked in my door.
Speaker D:They kicked your door?
Speaker A:My guy.
Speaker A:Yeah, they kicked it in, broke it off the hinges.
Speaker A:And I had to explain to them and not so nice calm words that that's not good.
Speaker D:Did you, did you previously do like the whole, you know, get on your knees, ready for, for it type, hands.
Speaker A:In the air, like, headset still on.
Speaker D:Like you were still in shock.
Speaker A:Like, what the.
Speaker A:You know, like.
Speaker D:And how long did that take to kind of deal with?
Speaker D:I suppose, like.
Speaker A:So when, when it initially happened, it happened at about six o' clock at night.
Speaker A:And then it got over by like 9, 30, 10.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker A:Because they had to confirm and all this other.
Speaker D:Do you low key fear about that now?
Speaker A:A little bit low key, yes.
Speaker A:But I'm a lot more careful now with like my location.
Speaker A:Like if I get mail, I mean, except for like, you know, people that I know.
Speaker A:Like if I get mail, do you.
Speaker D:Really know anybody, Marty?
Speaker B:You know his address?
Speaker B:Make a phone call.
Speaker A:You better not.
Speaker D:Dude, I don't know.
Speaker D:But they do make glitter bombs where you can send it to a house and it just doesn't hurt anybody.
Speaker B:But what if that's what Marty's sending to us for next episode?
Speaker A:Dude, if he gets glitter all over my setup up, I'm gonna pay.
Speaker A:Like I'm gonna have him pay to build me a whole new setup because I'm just gonna throw it out.
Speaker D:Your girl.
Speaker D:Your girl will be questioning you for months.
Speaker D:Whose glitter is this?
Speaker D:Where's the glitter come.
Speaker D:Why is the glitter all over your face?
Speaker A:Why is there glitter everywhere?
Speaker D:Did you guys know there's a massive shortage of glitter in the world right now?
Speaker D:And there's also very questionable ways to make glitter.
Speaker A:I could give a left about glitter.
Speaker A:I hate glitter.
Speaker B:How do you find out that there's a massive shortage of glitter though?
Speaker B:Like, who sits there and searches for a massive shortage of glitter?
Speaker D:Glitter is used more than you would imagine.
Speaker B:Glitter is a pain in the ass.
Speaker B:And it really sucks to clean up after bachelorette parties when you got little ding dongs all over.
Speaker A:Definitely should start streaming.
Speaker A:You know what, actually, I'm going to shoot you a follow back if you're following me.
Speaker A:If you're not, that's fine.
Speaker A:But see here, Are you following me or are you not following me?
Speaker D:Y' all make me want to start streaming.
Speaker A:You should, dude.
Speaker A:I'll stream with you.
Speaker A:We'll have a good time.
Speaker D:We got a caller that you only are going to last six months.
Speaker D:Prove us wrong.
Speaker A:Yeah, prove me wrong, dude lasts more than six months, I will help you.
Speaker C:You just called chaos cadre.
Speaker A:Entertain you.
Speaker B:You heard that caller.
Speaker B:John's gonna entertain you and show you his nips live right now.
Speaker B:Because you called in.
Speaker B:You're on the air.
Speaker B:Welcome in.
Speaker C:I want to pour dinner all over John so you can at me.
Speaker D:What have I started?
Speaker D:What have I started?
Speaker B:He wants to pour.
Speaker D:I'm just a guest here, guys.
Speaker D:You're not supposed to listen to me.
Speaker B:How you feeling right now, John?
Speaker C:We're not.
Speaker C:What?
Speaker A:There's a rage building inside me, Marty.
Speaker A:Do you really want me to unleash it on you?
Speaker B:Marty?
Speaker B:I, I.
Speaker B:To be honest, I'd much rather.
Speaker B:I'd much rather see John dump a bunch of maples.
Speaker D:Yeah, it is.
Speaker D:Camera.
Speaker C:Can we do this?
Speaker C:Can we pour honey glitter on John?
Speaker B:Pour honey on John, then glitter him.
Speaker B:Oh, that's even better.
Speaker A:Only if you fly up here and do it.
Speaker D:On my.
Speaker C:I Can do that.
Speaker D:So it does feel appropriate.
Speaker D:It is now:Speaker D:So the maple syrup works.
Speaker A:Happy Canada Day.
Speaker D:Thank you.
Speaker D:Thank you.
Speaker D:I know Mark's not gonna say it to me.
Speaker B:Tim Hortons day.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:Bull.
Speaker A:Thanks for the follow.
Speaker A:I appreciate you brother's like that.
Speaker A:Why can find me randomly?
Speaker D:You can talk on our maple.
Speaker D:You can talk on our hockey players.
Speaker D:You don't talk on our timmies.
Speaker B:Timmy's is horrible.
Speaker B:That is the worst coffee ever known a man.
Speaker A:Can I.
Speaker A:Can I just interject?
Speaker B:I had one.
Speaker B:You used to have one up the street.
Speaker B:For me it was the worst.
Speaker D:Do more than interject.
Speaker D:You're gonna have to hold back.
Speaker A:I'm not gonna hold back.
Speaker A:Listen, I used to work for Timmy's competitor for like 10 plus years.
Speaker A:I was a store manager.
Speaker A:And I can tell you right now that all coffee is.
Speaker A:Unless you know how to make it.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, and death wish coffee is the bomb.
Speaker B:I can make a good coffee.
Speaker A:I can make a great cup of coffee, brother.
Speaker B:I can make a better coffee.
Speaker A:I can make.
Speaker C:Ours is good, right?
Speaker D:Oh, yeah.
Speaker D:We have a caller.
Speaker A:I forgot he was here.
Speaker B:Marty.
Speaker B:How are you, Marty?
Speaker B:Welcome back.
Speaker D:Listen, this is all for you.
Speaker D:You have the floor, Marty.
Speaker A:He's all like, I. Dude, Bo, I know the ads make you want to scream.
Speaker A:If I could turn ads off, I would, but I don't know how to.
Speaker B:We appreciate you for the ads.
Speaker A:I appreciate you.
Speaker A:I earn a penny every ad watched.
Speaker B:That's it.
Speaker B:I earn 20 cents per ad.
Speaker A:Iron a penny per viewer.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker A:And you do what has.
Speaker A:There's no ads on my twins.
Speaker D:Oh, you're on the Twitch.
Speaker B:On.
Speaker D:On the Twitchy.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker C:You gotta remember my space on YouTube.
Speaker B:Yeah, MySpace.
Speaker B:We're live on all platforms.
Speaker A:Well, listen, but listen, boy, I'll tell you, brother, listen to me, okay?
Speaker A:I'm gonna give you the secret.
Speaker A:You ready?
Speaker A:For the low, low price of 2.99.
Speaker B:No, 4.99.
Speaker A:5.99.
Speaker A:For the low, low price of 5.99amonth, you can get rid of those ads and support a young mainstreams of never going to work again.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker C:Well, for 10.99 you can support.
Speaker A:I'm that poor man.
Speaker D:I'm the poor man.
Speaker B:I'm the poor man.
Speaker D:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:The.
Speaker A:I'm just trying to make it out here, dog.
Speaker A:Computer shoots expensive.
Speaker B:I'll try to get out of the cleaning business.
Speaker B:I'm tired of scrubbing toilets, bro.
Speaker B:I've been doing this for 13 years.
Speaker A:My hair is this gray because of all the stress from my work.
Speaker B:I'm 45 and I got no hair.
Speaker A:That will be me next week.
Speaker A:I'm actually.
Speaker A:Bro, I'm cutting all my hair off tomorrow because my boss busted my ball tonight about how long my hair was.
Speaker A:He goes, you look like a hippie.
Speaker D:Holy moly.
Speaker D:Your boss sounds just about as great as you were.
Speaker D:To Mark.
Speaker B:Yeah, John.
Speaker B:See how much dick you are to me?
Speaker A:See, everybody except.
Speaker B:Yes, Marty.
Speaker D:Oh, yes, we still have a call.
Speaker C:Just wondering why grow it on your head when it goes wild on your ass.
Speaker B:Wait, what?
Speaker A:You've never seen my ass, first of all, and for your information, I wax.
Speaker C:Oh, speaking of your ass, John.
Speaker C:John, I asked him your ass what.
Speaker A:Thickens when you're wearing jeans.
Speaker C:When you're visiting Mark, y' all need to pull your jeans up because it looks like you're in your pants.
Speaker B:Yeah, John likes to wear those baggy pants.
Speaker B:He don't like his ass to.
Speaker A:No, I like looking like I have no ass.
Speaker D:It's great if you got it flown it, boy, it sounds like you.
Speaker A:Wait, Mark, can you pull that video up for.
Speaker A:For.
Speaker A:For.
Speaker A:For chat?
Speaker A:Like, from the.
Speaker B:I can't because it's on my phone.
Speaker A:No, you put it in the discord.
Speaker B:Did I put it in the discord?
Speaker A:Yeah, I did.
Speaker B:You're gonna make me search for this.
Speaker B:Which discord did I put it in?
Speaker A:Go to.
Speaker A:Go to cfos and then scroll up up in the General Chat.
Speaker B:Give me one second here.
Speaker B:I gotta.
Speaker B:I gotta move this so Tick tock can see you guys.
Speaker B:Still not.
Speaker B:And I'll pull it up on the screen here in a minute.
Speaker B:Oh, look, Donald Trump just sent me a message.
Speaker D:Yeah, it's just about me.
Speaker B:That was canceled a week ago.
Speaker D:What are you doing with her, Mark?
Speaker D:She was canceled a week ago.
Speaker B:It was the in person.
Speaker B:It was under General Chat, John.
Speaker A:Yeah, General chat.
Speaker A:Scroll up.
Speaker A:It's like two, three weeks ago.
Speaker B:All right, we're on 6 20.
Speaker D:While he's looking, John, I'm going to ask you a question and ask you what is something that you wish you told your past self before you started streaming?
Speaker A:How emotionally draining and heartbreaking it can be.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker D:And that was the answer that I absolutely expected.
Speaker A:Like, this is work more than work is.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker D:Have you ever felt like a therapist?
Speaker A:Sometimes?
Speaker A:Some.
Speaker A:I've had conversations with viewers about great still frame, bro.
Speaker B:There it is.
Speaker B:I don't know if they can hear it though, John.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker B:I mean, they'll hear it, but you won't be able to hear it.
Speaker B:I don't think.
Speaker B:You guys can't hear it, right?
Speaker C:There you go.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker C:There you go.
Speaker C:Look at that.
Speaker C:Sitting in his pants.
Speaker B:Yeah, they can't hear it because it's not.
Speaker D:Is that where he was legitimately?
Speaker D:His pants.
Speaker A:Pants?
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker D:Oh, it's not gonna like run down the leg or anything.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:Look at those pants.
Speaker B:Like halfway off his ass.
Speaker B:John.
Speaker B:I gotta be careful what I show here is my house and.
Speaker A:But yeah, yeah, yeah, no, for sure.
Speaker B:But yeah, that's John Saggy ass pants there.
Speaker A:Oh, now you're leaking my wife's Discord server.
Speaker B:Oh my God.
Speaker B:That's okay.
Speaker B:They can all come in there and talk to dirty to you in your Discord channel.
Speaker B:Your wife can yell at him.
Speaker B:It's okay.
Speaker B:Have fun with that.
Speaker C:Oh.
Speaker A:But yeah, no, like you have your highs when you're streaming.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:Like, but it gets very emotional draining when you go eight plus hours and you're just like done with it.
Speaker A:You're like, I don't even want to do this anymore.
Speaker A:This is so distraught and I'm tired and physically like wrecked.
Speaker A:And then like someone will come in and it'll drop like 150 gifted on your head.
Speaker A:You're like, yeah, go.
Speaker D:It's like a rise and low of.
Speaker A:Emotions throughout the day.
Speaker D:You can go from just like being down in the dumps to like on a high.
Speaker D:It is a high in a sense sometimes.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And like I did a world record attempt on stream for Minecraft.
Speaker D:Oh, okay.
Speaker D:Gamer as well.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And I, I think I walked out of that world record attempt with like 900 in my account and then an additional 600 and just tips that went to my PayPal.
Speaker D:Oh, amazing.
Speaker A:And I didn't ask for any of it.
Speaker A:Like, they just came in.
Speaker A:Beep.
Speaker B:Oh no.
Speaker B:He was begging like a.
Speaker B:He's like.
Speaker A:Donate to me.
Speaker B:Holy.
Speaker A:I'm coming.
Speaker D:But I'm not gonna pay rent.
Speaker B:There goes my band, Tick Tock.
Speaker A:How am I gonna afford my rent?
Speaker D:But my, my nails are done and my hair is done.
Speaker A:I need your money to pay for my Internet so I can stream for you guys.
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:Dude, I'm not.
Speaker B:You're fired.
Speaker B:Get out of here.
Speaker A:Like, it's just, it's.
Speaker A:It's wild.
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker D:And for you, Mark, what kind of legacy do you want to leave online?
Speaker D:You know, if your Tick Tock were to shut down next week, you know it's shutting down next week.
Speaker D:What do you want people to know or to remember about you?
Speaker D:What is your legacy?
Speaker D:What do you want me to be remembered for around with this guy?
Speaker B:Yeah, you know, just being the person I am really.
Speaker B:Just, you know, if, if I was able to make people laugh and smile, that's my, that's what I want to leave behind for people.
Speaker B:And I actually, I get a kick out of this because eventually, if, when I do ever the bed, my kids can go back and look at how much of a fool my father was like, this would be a good time.
Speaker B:They can check out all my Cody.
Speaker B:Look at this idiot.
Speaker B:Look at this though.
Speaker D:They'll see your rise and fall and they'll see your rise and grind.
Speaker B:That's it.
Speaker B:My kids will have fun with it.
Speaker C:Your kids will never watch it, Mark.
Speaker B:Probably not, no.
Speaker B:They'll just come across my, my, my story or whatever.
Speaker B:What do they call the clip?
Speaker B:They're like, oh my God, look dad.
Speaker A:And then scroll right past it.
Speaker A:Y so I, I, I question Back to you, MySpace.
Speaker D:Oh, what, on me?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Getting out of the scotch free.
Speaker A:That's hilarious.
Speaker D:Absolutely.
Speaker D:What was the question?
Speaker A:You talk.
Speaker A:Well, it's a two part question really.
Speaker A:Like if you could talk to your younger self, what, tell yourself about streaming.
Speaker A:And then also on top of that, what you asked Mark was what would you hope for?
Speaker A:Like, like an image or, or whatever legacy that you would leave behind?
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker D:I think I would tell my younger self and anybody else who was young and looking to get into streaming that you get a backbone.
Speaker D:First of all, you got to make sure you have a backbone.
Speaker D:You're going to be able to stick up for yourself.
Speaker D:Or if you, if you're not the type of person to stick up for yourself, you got to be able to take criticism, criticism to a, to a little bit of a T. Like you got to be able to take a little bit of criticism because if you can't, you're gonna get destroyed.
Speaker D:You're gonna get absolutely destroyed.
Speaker D:And for a legacy.
Speaker D:I just hope that after I leave the streaming world that people remember that I was always here just for the fun and just to make other people happy.
Speaker B:All right, MySpace, what is the dark?
Speaker C:It's all about touching as many hearts.
Speaker A:Oh my God, Marty.
Speaker D:I just want to save the cats and the kitties and the children and, you know, get the good makeup prices.
Speaker B:All right, MySpace.
Speaker B:What's the darkest thought you've ever had during a live stream?
Speaker D:Honestly.
Speaker B:Honestly.
Speaker D:I'll admit it.
Speaker D:I thought, you know what?
Speaker D:One of these days I'M gonna.
Speaker D:I'm gonna fake my own death, and I'm gonna stick it on the Daily Mail, and I'm just gonna disappear forever.
Speaker D:That was probably my darkest thought.
Speaker D:Like, let me stick that on the Daily Mail and see what people think.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker B:All right, whatever.
Speaker B:John, tell me you haven't wanted to.
Speaker D:Fake your own death once in a while.
Speaker A:I wouldn't go as far as faking my death.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:My darkest thought was when I first came back to streaming and, like, none of my camera, like, the revenue wasn't there no more.
Speaker A:The revenue is not the big thing for me.
Speaker A:Like, I. I enjoy now.
Speaker D:I went too deep.
Speaker A:I enjoy, like, my.
Speaker A:I enjoy my community more than the money.
Speaker A:I could give a less.
Speaker A:But, like, when the community wasn't there, I got really dark with it in my head, and I was like, you know what?
Speaker A:I could probably die tomorrow, and no one here would give two shits.
Speaker A:And sometimes on this podcast, I'll admit to it, I feel like that.
Speaker D:World.
Speaker D:I feel not in the outside world, but people outside of this don't.
Speaker D:Don't understand that.
Speaker D:I don't think.
Speaker D:I don't think they know how mentally.
Speaker C:John, I would care.
Speaker B:John, we would have an online funeral for you.
Speaker A:Okay, well, you'd show people my dead body in a casket?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker D:No, we'd show them you.
Speaker C:No, we're gonna watch your birds, probably.
Speaker A:You're gonna show them lowering my casket into the ground.
Speaker B:Yes, we would.
Speaker D:While playing in the arms combination for $1 a day.
Speaker D:You could have saved this.
Speaker C:God.
Speaker C:What kind of casket do you want?
Speaker A:Honestly, I don't want to be in a casket.
Speaker A:I want to be cremated and have my ashes put with my son.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, we did talk about that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker D:It's good to have plans, folks.
Speaker D:It's good.
Speaker D:Dead plans.
Speaker D:Thank you.
Speaker A:I got backup plans.
Speaker A:The backup plans of the backup plans.
Speaker D:Now my other deepest thought is when I do have a death, I want to show up at my own funeral, you know, obviously, and just see who's.
Speaker A:There and, like, what's going on.
Speaker D:I want to be dead, but also I just want to have guys in suits who just kind of roll up like they're men in black, take a look around, go up to the casket, go, confirmed, she is dead, and they're gonna leave and not say a word.
Speaker D:And the rest of the life, my family's gonna sit there like, I thought she was a tick tocker.
Speaker D:What did she do?
Speaker D:What the did she do?
Speaker C:Honestly, I'm gonna have somebody at my funeral and grab my Phone and thank everybody for coming.
Speaker A:So, like, what I want what I.
Speaker D:Want Mark slowly hop up and feed and say it was just a transition video, right?
Speaker A:So what I want Mark to do when I die.
Speaker A:Because I can guarantee I'm probably gonna die before Mark, because this, this cancer scare is not gonna kill him.
Speaker A:I want him to show up and fight anyone on site that says anything negative about me.
Speaker D:Okay, that's good.
Speaker B:I'll bring the baby oils.
Speaker D:Mark is very good with AI and we can pray that he will figure this all out through AI in the next six months.
Speaker A:Wait, hold on.
Speaker A:Wait.
Speaker A:Funny money Zach is talking to me.
Speaker A:You spelled my name wrong.
Speaker A:Sweetheart, I got something for John.
Speaker C:I dare you do that for a thousand, right?
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Shave my head completely.
Speaker B:What would he do for a thousand?
Speaker B:Marty, I think.
Speaker C:I don't know if he would or not.
Speaker B:No, no.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker B:What are you asking?
Speaker B:What, what do you ask him if.
Speaker B:What he would do for a thousand.
Speaker C:What funny monkeys asked you.
Speaker B:Oh, John.
Speaker B:John's gonna be a shaved head here soon enough anyways.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm doing it tomorrow morning when I wake up.
Speaker A:Before I take my shower.
Speaker A:Before.
Speaker C:You might as well get paid for it.
Speaker B:I want to give everyone at my funeral tasers on the last person.
Speaker A:I, I respect that.
Speaker D:Like the Hunger Games at your funeral.
Speaker D:That would be sick.
Speaker A:I already know who's getting like all my computer when I die.
Speaker D:Or maybe in a giant game of dodgeball.
Speaker D:That would be been kind of cool too.
Speaker D:We don't want to hurt anybody.
Speaker D:Like, seriously, with tasers, dodgeballs would work out great.
Speaker D:Fine.
Speaker A:So like, when I die, Mark, I need you to make sure this happens.
Speaker B:What's that?
Speaker A:I want all my computer, like monitors, cameras, microphones, the desktop, like all of it to go to my wife.
Speaker A:And she can just sit there and be sad and look at all these old videos of me and be like, he was so good.
Speaker D:You're like, I want you to force.
Speaker B:Here's one.
Speaker B:Have you guys, have you guys recorded a death video?
Speaker A:Not yet, no.
Speaker D:But working on it.
Speaker D:I do.
Speaker A:I, I, I, I've been working on a script for myself to read while I'm doing it.
Speaker D:True, true.
Speaker B:You gotta post.
Speaker C:I'm 100 years old and I've never done it.
Speaker B:You're just gonna like put it like on YouTube and say, hey, when I die, but please go to this YouTube channel, here's my login info and just post it.
Speaker D:Yeah, no, mine was, were like, I really didn't like any of you.
Speaker D:You were all I had about three friends.
Speaker D:Thank you, Marks.
Speaker A:Mark's in mine.
Speaker A:Like, my script that I've written.
Speaker A:Mark's in there.
Speaker A:I mean, like, you know, you're the only real person in my life that gave a about me, even though you're a dirtbag and tried to kill me, like, four times.
Speaker A:I did.
Speaker B:I did.
Speaker D:Hey, I took some heat today, too.
Speaker D:I took some heat off.
Speaker D:You called me this morning.
Speaker C:Why isn't anybody calling in?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:The phone lines are quiet.
Speaker B:Well, you're also online right now, so you're on the phone line, so if anybody tried calling him, we wouldn't hear them anyways.
Speaker D:Yeah, I do.
Speaker C:I could hang up.
Speaker B:It's up to you, Marty.
Speaker B:You don't have to hang up.
Speaker D:After John here had gotten.
Speaker D:After Johnny gotten so excited about my husband getting home, he did have a fairly serious accident on the way home.
Speaker C:What happened to your husband?
Speaker D:He got in an accident on his bike, and he possibly may need stitches.
Speaker D:So I might need to wrap this up here soon just to go tend to that.
Speaker A:Are you certified to give stitches?
Speaker D:You're not going to put this on me, guy.
Speaker D:You're not going to put this on.
Speaker D:I told him to make dinner.
Speaker B:Do you have a lighter?
Speaker D:I don't.
Speaker B:You don't have a lighter in the house?
Speaker A:Do you know basic EMT training?
Speaker D:Like, what the.
Speaker A:I can guarantee you right now that if me and Mark were together.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:Okay, wait a minute.
Speaker B:Wait.
Speaker B:What kind.
Speaker B:What kind of stove do you have?
Speaker D:A burger stove top.
Speaker D:With a burner?
Speaker B:Yeah, with a burner.
Speaker B:Okay, fantastic.
Speaker B:Go grab a butter knife, Heat up that butter knife and just stick it on the scar.
Speaker B:We.
Speaker B:We can.
Speaker B:We can go ahead and seal up that cut right away.
Speaker B:We don't need stitches.
Speaker D:Is this military stuff?
Speaker D:All right, Mark.
Speaker A:Hey, I can guarantee you right now, my space.
Speaker A:If me and this Mark were together right now, if one of us was injured and like.
Speaker A:Like bleeding and whatnot, we wouldn't be bleeding after about 10, 15 seconds.
Speaker D:Would you actually do that to each other?
Speaker D:Is that a real thing you're trying to get me?
Speaker B:You get cauterized.
Speaker D:You can cauterize my husband.
Speaker A:Even wolves, like Combat 101, dude.
Speaker A:I've had someone to convince me to.
Speaker D:Get rid of Mark so that he can take him.
Speaker B:Listen, listen.
Speaker B:You have alcohol in there.
Speaker B:You feed Mark a little bit of alcohol, and then you cut your eyes.
Speaker A:Put him on.
Speaker A:Can you put him on?
Speaker D:I'll put him on for just a moment, but I'm.
Speaker D:I'm not down for.
Speaker B:Oh, he's hiding the black.
Speaker B:Ey.
Speaker A:Hey, hey, you cutie.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:Would you let her take a hot butter knife and seal your wound?
Speaker A:Cauterize it.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:Would you let me do it if I gave you a kiss on the forehead?
Speaker D:No, thank you.
Speaker D:Canadian as well.
Speaker D:He said, no, thank you.
Speaker B:Yeah, John, you ain't got coconuts.
Speaker B:He don't like you.
Speaker B:You ain't got.
Speaker A:I got coconuts.
Speaker A:Makeup, sunglasses, because they're prescription.
Speaker A:And I special glasses tonight, so.
Speaker A:Oh, boy.
Speaker D:Yep.
Speaker D:I'm an idiot.
Speaker D:Oh, he had a rough night, guys.
Speaker D:Unfortunately, I'm gonna blame it all on Mark.
Speaker A:This is me supporting your.
Speaker D:Oh, look, he's supporting with glasses now, too.
Speaker D:That's very kind of you.
Speaker D:You know what?
Speaker D:I really like that, John.
Speaker D:Thank you.
Speaker B:God.
Speaker B:Oh, you want to support him that way?
Speaker B:Fine, I'll just support him this way.
Speaker D:Putting on his regular wild.
Speaker D:Oh, boy, oh, boy, you menaces.
Speaker A:What's up?
Speaker B:What's up?
Speaker A:Looking real good over there, sir.
Speaker B:You too.
Speaker B:That.
Speaker B:You're looking sexy, man.
Speaker B:At least they're not BCGs.
Speaker A:Oh, thank God.
Speaker A:I'm not bringing that picture down, dude.
Speaker A:I'm not showing my space.
Speaker B:All right, y', all, MySpace says you got to cut up, but we need to know, why MySpace?
Speaker B:H. Why MySpace?
Speaker D:Why MySpace Queen?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker D:You know, I had no friends in:Speaker D:I was a very, very young, loser girl, and I sat on MySpace and that's where I made my top eight.
Speaker D:My top eight friends.
Speaker D:And it made me feel like a somebody because I could HTML code the out of that place.
Speaker D:And then my friends would come to me and they'd be like, how would you do that cool thing?
Speaker D:And I'd be like, not teaching you.
Speaker A:Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Speaker A:I thought you said you had no friends, though.
Speaker D:The top eight came to me real quickly.
Speaker D:They were like, how'd you do that drop down menu?
Speaker D:I was like, hours.
Speaker D:12 hours.
Speaker A:It took you 12 hours to do a drop down menu?
Speaker D:Absolutely.
Speaker A:I bet you I could bang that out in 35 minutes.
Speaker D:I bet you I didn't even know how to check my email today, and my mark had to coach me through it, so.
Speaker B:You know what's funny though?
Speaker D:We are not MySpace equipped anymore.
Speaker B:She did not get the original MySpace Queen.
Speaker B:I gotta show everybody the original MySpace Queen, that tick tock profile because this thing is just scary as.
Speaker B:Yeah, this is probably most scariest profile I ever seen.
Speaker D:I did try to go for the.
Speaker A:MySpace Queen, but I thought, get away.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker B:This is the original.
Speaker D:Is that her whole name?
Speaker A:Take it off.
Speaker B:Yes, it's MySpace Queen right up there.
Speaker A:Hey, can you show mine?
Speaker A:Mine's better.
Speaker D:Wait, wait.
Speaker D:Do I have more followers than her?
Speaker B:She has 1,334 followers, and I'm the real MySpace queen.
Speaker D:Thank you, guys.
Speaker B:Captain Snoochie, here you are.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Look how pathetic this guy is.
Speaker D:Wait, he was in my chat the other.
Speaker D:That was you?
Speaker D:I thought you were a lurk.
Speaker A:That was you?
Speaker D:Yeah, dude, what did you say?
Speaker D:I thought you were a lurk.
Speaker D:I was like, okay, cool.
Speaker D:Cooch.
Speaker A:Yeah, you called me cooch.
Speaker A:It kind of turned me off.
Speaker A:I don't know if I'm gonna be friends with her.
Speaker D:Well, I thought he was alert.
Speaker D:It was while I had my crash out last week, we had many haters.
Speaker D:I really called you Cooch.
Speaker D:You came in, I said, yeah, okay, Cooch don't work.
Speaker D:Hey, look, that was your first impression of me.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker D:Oh, awful.
Speaker A:It's okay.
Speaker A:I'm not mad.
Speaker D:I am.
Speaker A:I'm a very like, so, like, when I go into people's lives and I don't really say a whole lot unless it's Mark, you know what I mean?
Speaker A:I'm just there.
Speaker A:I'm supporting silently.
Speaker D:Always feeling it.
Speaker A:Snoof just wants to bang things out.
Speaker A:I mean, D, you're probably right.
Speaker A:Only the men, though.
Speaker D:I want.
Speaker D:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:I'm going through it, dog.
Speaker B:Look at that pain.
Speaker B:Look at that.
Speaker D:Where does it hurt the most?
Speaker D:First day?
Speaker D:Like, where are you feeling it the.
Speaker A:Most in your mouth?
Speaker A:Decisions in my mouth and then my throat.
Speaker A:Throat up.
Speaker A:Number one right there.
Speaker B:I comment too much, but Mark's like the button bar.
Speaker B:I appreciate you.
Speaker D:You up.
Speaker D:You up in that moment.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Hey, wait.
Speaker A:Show them the Minecraft clip, dude.
Speaker A:That shit's hilarious.
Speaker B:Which one?
Speaker A:Scroll down.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:That one right there.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And you tell that some Snooch says.
Speaker A:And when they ask who Snooch is, you go best goddamn Minecraft streamer alive.
Speaker A:Ah.
Speaker A:I want to let you know that I was talking to a 12 year old.
Speaker A:I broke perfect a thing and all the sand.
Speaker D:Great start there, right?
Speaker A:And you tell that when I was playing Minecraft, though 90 of my following was children trying to learn cool things to do.
Speaker D:Of course.
Speaker A:Yo, you should pull up.
Speaker A:Who you pulling up?
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:No one cares about you.
Speaker A:You should pull up.
Speaker A:You should pull up Romancer.
Speaker A:So see if he's live, dude, see if Romancer is live.
Speaker A:I want to, I want to, I want to, I want to.
Speaker A:I want to catch him doing some dumb.
Speaker B:Bromancer if you want to people.
Speaker D:Doing dumb, just tune into me.
Speaker A:D. What the hell is username Romancer Gaming?
Speaker B:Bromancer Gaming.
Speaker A:Yeah, if he's not live, we can watch one of his videos and laugh at him.
Speaker B:Yeah, he's not live right now.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, but, like.
Speaker B:Watch me.
Speaker B:1v6.
Speaker B:These two teams.
Speaker B:Roll the clip.
Speaker A:He plays shirtless loading.
Speaker B:The more you around, the more you going find out.
Speaker B:His audio's loud.
Speaker A:Here he is stuffing hot dogs in his mouth.
Speaker A:Like he's something that peculiar in your life.
Speaker A:That's what I'm starting to wonder, bro.
Speaker B:Yo.
Speaker A:That dog, like, look at him smack his.
Speaker C:Your.
Speaker D:I cannot.
Speaker A:I mean, I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker B:Does that.
Speaker B:Does that buggy my face when someone smacks their lips when they're chewing?
Speaker D:I believe it called misophobia.
Speaker D:And I.
Speaker D:Absolutely, yeah, I. I cringe.
Speaker D:My whole body is hurting right now.
Speaker D:Mark, you are activating things that should not be activated.
Speaker B:Like when people.
Speaker B:Like when they're eating stuff, they're like, oh, yeah, so good.
Speaker D:Okay, just get rid of.
Speaker D:Just get rid of the.
Speaker D:Those people.
Speaker D:Execute them.
Speaker D:Get rid of them.
Speaker A:Hey, do you know how Australia got started, by the way?
Speaker A:MySpace.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker D:Oh, now you're gonna embarrass me.
Speaker A:I'm not embarrassed.
Speaker A:I'm asking, do you know?
Speaker D:No, I don't.
Speaker A:All right.
Speaker A:Mark Teller used to be a jail, really, for lepers and really bad murderers.
Speaker D:And that's how it just started.
Speaker D:Yeah, I can't tell if you guys are bullshitting me or not.
Speaker A:I would never you on this.
Speaker A:This.
Speaker A:I'm very serious about it.
Speaker D:It's very serious.
Speaker D:Oh, okay.
Speaker D:That's what I was saying.
Speaker D:I just need confirmation here.
Speaker A:You can Google it.
Speaker A:Plus, Marty said Google himself.
Speaker A:He'll tell you anything you want to know.
Speaker D:All right.
Speaker D:I already trust Marty.
Speaker D:Marty made it real easy for me to understand.
Speaker C:You should.
Speaker D:Marty's like, now you lost my trust, Marty.
Speaker D:Because as soon as you said I.
Speaker A:Should, I feel like if I.
Speaker A:If I had MySpace still, like.
Speaker A:If MySpace was still, like, a really big thing, Marty would be in my top eight.
Speaker D:I'd slip him in there and back him out a week later just to make him feel like he was important for a week.
Speaker B:John, did you know that Canada's got a grim right with over 100 documented serial killers?
Speaker A:That's hot.
Speaker A:I love Alcatraz.
Speaker A:The TV show was fire, unfortunately ended on an absolute cliffhanger.
Speaker A:Yeah, they do that with.
Speaker A:With great TV shows that get you hooked in and they're like, oh, they didn't have any viewers.
Speaker A:It.
Speaker A:Bye.
Speaker B:Robert Pickton confessed 49 murders on his pig farm out in Canada.
Speaker A:That's hot.
Speaker D:We had a mass shooting in our city a couple years ago here by a guy named Justin Burke, which you can find all over YouTube.
Speaker D:And it was quite the interesting.
Speaker B:Canada's big on leopards, too.
Speaker C:Did you hear Florida's getting an Alcatraz?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:That's freaking awesome.
Speaker B:Florida is getting a moat with alligators, and that's awesome.
Speaker B:Border.
Speaker A:Did you really?
Speaker B:Yep.
Speaker A:MySpace.
Speaker A:Did you know, fun fact here for you about where I live.
Speaker A:Where I live in Maine, there's a shooting at least twice a week.
Speaker D:You're in Maine, like border Maine, like Canada border Maine.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:Oh, bro, let's go pound it at the border.
Speaker D:I'll give a little.
Speaker D:Hey, we were on that podcast one time.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker B:Oh, she said your favorite thing there, John.
Speaker D:Hey, hey.
Speaker D:We don't say that.
Speaker D:We don't say that often.
Speaker A:Did you watch that episode where I lost my.
Speaker A:Because everyone kept saying A.
Speaker D:A.
Speaker D:That was more of a, A, Y, E. When we use A, E, H, it's more of a question.
Speaker D:So, for example, I would say to Mark, like, oh, it's a beautiful day out there.
Speaker D:A.
Speaker D:And it's not a question, it's a rhetorical question.
Speaker D:I want him to just write back and say, yeah, because he knows I'm saying A as in like, you two or.
Speaker D:Oh, man.
Speaker D:Yeah, the Cob love Cheetos, eh?
Speaker B:I'll do that tomorrow.
Speaker D:You'd be like, yeah.
Speaker A:So it's usually only people in Canada read.
Speaker D:Can we read?
Speaker D:Most of them can.
Speaker D:I cannot.
Speaker D:Unfortunately, yeah.
Speaker D:I can read, Chad.
Speaker A:I can read, you know.
Speaker A:Do you know.
Speaker A:Do you know how Canada got founded?
Speaker A:Like, how they came up with the name for Canada?
Speaker D:Look at that time.
Speaker D:That is some serious.
Speaker D:Wow.
Speaker D:Have we been running for two hours here?
Speaker D:Wow.
Speaker B:Two hours.
Speaker D:You should have learned more in school, listening to school instead of pretending to care about the fast toys.
Speaker D:You lazy, bad.
Speaker D:Who said that?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker D:But MySpace queen starting to be a little, ain't she?
Speaker D:She beats up her husband live on the stream, like, wow, what a witch, man.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker D:She just like, this poor guy's bleeding over there and waiting.
Speaker D:Let me in, baby.
Speaker D:Let me in.
Speaker D:You beat me to a pulp.
Speaker A:You gotta take me to the ER now.
Speaker B:Up.
Speaker D:You're gonna be next, Mark.
Speaker D:Keep it up, bud.
Speaker B:Bring it.
Speaker A:Listen.
Speaker C:Sounds like Mark Underwood roll some type there.
Speaker A:If this doesn't tell you immediately about women in today's Society, bro, you're not even gonna believe me.
Speaker A:I was just trolling Facebook for a second, you know, while I was waiting for Mark to be done with this dumb.
Speaker A:And I see a thing here about fox.
Speaker A:Now, does anyone in chat know about foxes and how they act?
Speaker A:I am going to commit great crime.
Speaker A:Yeah, pretty much know about what foxes like, so.
Speaker A:Yeah, like the animal foxes, bro.
Speaker A:Foxes.
Speaker A:Marty.
Speaker D:Marty.
Speaker B:Or like a hot fox.
Speaker B:What kind of fox we talking about here?
Speaker A:Any fox.
Speaker B:Like a hot one?
Speaker A:No, like, grandmother was a fox.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker D:Gray.
Speaker D:Is it orange?
Speaker D:And what exactly does the fox say?
Speaker A:First of all, that song.
Speaker B:Second, I hate you.
Speaker D:That was my mission here tonight.
Speaker D:Congratulations.
Speaker A:Hear me out, okay?
Speaker A:Hear me out.
Speaker D:Okay.
Speaker A:Well, if a female fox dies, her mate will stay single for long life.
Speaker A:Meaning the male will stay single for life.
Speaker A:However, if a male fox dies, that female will immediately look for a new male.
Speaker A:And if that is not the epitome of.
Speaker C:How do you know this?
Speaker A:Because I just read a article about it from a.
Speaker A:Whatever they're called, the zoologist or whatever.
Speaker A:But it's because the female around forever.
Speaker D:There'll be no more male fox if we don't run off and go find a new fox to mate with.
Speaker D:Real.
Speaker A:All I'm saying is it correlates to how society is today as a whole.
Speaker A:Mark, I was not wrong there.
Speaker B:There's gonna be no MySpace queen husband if she don't take him to the E. I know.
Speaker D:I do have to go on.
Speaker D:You have to go.
Speaker B:I can see him.
Speaker A:I can take care of my husband.
Speaker B:Even.
Speaker B:Even though she's got that little reverb.
Speaker B:I could still see him over there peeking.
Speaker B:Like this thing ever gonna end?
Speaker B:Babe, you gotta give me to the er.
Speaker B:I need stitches.
Speaker A:I'm bleeding out of my dome piece.
Speaker B:All right, y', all, listen up.
Speaker B:We want to thank.
Speaker C:Is he bleeding out?
Speaker D:No, no, it's not that serious.
Speaker D:It.
Speaker B:Listen.
Speaker B:Oh, you muted your microphone, by the way.
Speaker B:MySpace, Marty.
Speaker B:Number one, sir.
Speaker B:Thank you for calling in, sir.
Speaker B:You kind of just like chilling on the phone with us during the show.
Speaker B:We appreciate you, Marty.
Speaker C:Hey, I appreciate each and every one of you.
Speaker C:Except for this lady.
Speaker B:Again, MySpace Queen.
Speaker B:Okay, we appreciate you, Marty.
Speaker B:And to all of our viewers, I want to say thank you all for tuning in today.
Speaker B:It's been a fun show with our guest MySpace Queen out here.
Speaker B:Unfortunately, we're gonna end the show even though it's rolling out pretty good.
Speaker B:Thank you for the cheered bits.
Speaker B:Ninja, let's go.
Speaker B:I want to thank you all for tuning in, but unfortunately, MySpace Queen committed some domestic violence and now she has to go to take him over to the hospital.
Speaker B:She'll probably be locked up tonight and spend her night in jail because she decided to beat her husband to a bloody pulp.
Speaker D:I did.
Speaker D:Otherwise, lion forms, just in case anybody was wondering.
Speaker B:Listen, y', all, we hope you all keep it safe out there.
Speaker B:The world's a crazy world, and I do appreciate all of y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:John, what do you got to say?
Speaker A:I appreciate all you coming up in here and hanging out.
Speaker A:So we just cut the.
Speaker A:And hang out and obviously every single one of you.
Speaker A:Don't.
Speaker A:Don't interrupt me.
Speaker D:I did.
Speaker D:I'm so sorry.
Speaker D:I'm bad at that.
Speaker D:You go first.
Speaker A:Anyway, as I was saying, I appreciate every single one of you.
Speaker A:I love every single one of you.
Speaker A:And remember one thing, you're all important.
Speaker A:With a five bitties, we do this, it's for you guys.
Speaker B:Is that it?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm done.
Speaker B:Are you sure?
Speaker B:I don't think you're done.
Speaker A:I'm done sure either.
Speaker D:I want to thank you both for having me.
Speaker D:And this is my second only podcast type thing to do live, so I really appreciate the opportunity to just hang out with you guys.
Speaker D:And I love the ninja.
Speaker D:Now, you interrupted me, sir, because I was just about to talk how great you were.
Speaker D:I was like, oh, John made the show.
Speaker D:Oh, he did it.
Speaker D:No, that.
Speaker D:It was Mark.
Speaker D:Mark.
Speaker D:It's great.
Speaker A:How dare you?
Speaker D:How dare you.
Speaker B:Hit with that one.
Speaker D:No, I had a lot of fun here, guys.
Speaker D:Thank you so much.
Speaker D:Very much.
Speaker D:Appreciate it.
Speaker D:You will have to teach me how to get off the screen, though.
Speaker B:Yeah, just.
Speaker B:You see that little X button up there?
Speaker B:Oh, corny browser.
Speaker D:Just telling me I could have left here at any point.
Speaker A:Yeah, right.
Speaker B:You could have.
Speaker A:You could have.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:All right, y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:We appreciate y'.
Speaker D:All.
Speaker B:By MySpace.
Speaker B:Queen apparently doesn't know how to use electronics out in Canada.
Speaker D:Because all we have is beavers and snow.