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CryptoGlobe
Litecoin Creators Brother Expects the Bear Market To Be Over Certainly by Early 2025
"3 p.m. Sunday December 25th, 2022. Litecoin creator's brother expects the bear market to be over certainly by early 2025. On December 22nd, 2022, crypto entrepreneur, Bobby Lee, who was the brother of litecoin creator Charlie Lee, shared his thoughts on the crypto market. Lee told CNBC, I think it's going to be pretty bearish for the next year were too personally. I predict the bull market will come back and probably two years time. Certainly
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
"bobby lee" Discussed on Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
"Reserve offers two scenarios that could lead to widespread adoption of crypto and decentralized finance, also in today's show, one more big sell off coming for Bitcoin such as popular crypto analysts and shares his target. That's right in a new video update. Nicholas merton of data dash tells us half a million YouTube subs that he sees the king crypto, having another meltdown before it finds a strong support level in the 12 to $14,000 range, also in today's show. Here's what can trigger Bitcoin and Ethereum surges to all time highs. According to crypto veteran, Bobby Lee, that's right in a recent interview with Bloomberg, Lee says that if the predictions for severe crypto winter fail materialize, the Bitcoin and Ethereum will easily go back to the all time highs recorded in November of 2021. In fact, he says Bitcoin can hit $300,000 by year's end. That's right. He says Bitcoin can source as high as $300,000 in the current bull market based on historical patterns. We'll also be taking a look at the overall crypto market. All this, plus, so much more in today's show. Hey, what's good, crypto fam? This is first and foremost, a video show. So if you want the full premium experience, visit our YouTube channel at crypto, news alerts dot net. Again, that's crypto, news, alerts .NET. All right, welcome back to another episode of crypto news alerts. I'm your host JV. How's it going? My crypto fam. Welcome to podcast episode number 1039. Like, wow, right? A crypto analyst who continues to build a following with his timely Bitcoin calls is issuing an alert for Bitcoin HODLers as the U.S. dollar erupts to a level not seen literally in two decades, crypto strategist, Kevin svenson, tells us 113,000 Twitter followers the Bitcoin recently broke below a diagonal support that has kept Bitcoin afloat since the June 2022 lows at around 17,600, which is the current low for this cycle, quoting him here as of right now. It just looks like continuation unless we were to bounce back above the trendline. Facebook is building tools to enhance safety and security. Over 40 million people are using Facebook's privacy checkup each month. That's nearly 60 times the population of Washington, D.C.. Learn more about the work ahead. At Facebook dot com forward slash action. Now his various view on Bitcoin comes as he believes that the U.S. dollar index, which tracks the value of the U.S. dollar relative to a basket of Fiat currencies, is still in a strong uptrend and a new strategy session, the crypto analyst says that the DXY appears to have more gas left in its tank after rising over 15% this year, quitting him here, looking at the U.S. dollar index from the four hour chart. Yeah, we're sustaining these levels. We're getting continued higher lows than higher highs. And it doesn't seem the momentum is slowing down any time soon. So if the U.S. dollar index does break out on the daily time frame, once again, and sees another higher high on this run, that can be bad for Bitcoin. That can cause Bitcoin on the daily time frame to maybe even see lower lows 18,600 at least from our recent low, not crypto traders, keep a close watch in the U.S. dollar index as a surge in DXY, suggest that investors are selling risk on assets like Bitcoin and crypto to seek safe haven status of the U.S. dollar now check this out on Monday, the DXY rallied to a 110.27 points, a level last touch by the index in June of 2002. That's right. So this is the strongest U.S. dollar currency index. We have seen in 20 years crazy, right? I have to check out this video with Kevin Spencer and titled exactly when Bitcoin will bottom, check the show notes, below the video, in the description, and quitting crypto analysts write capital, most of this Bitcoin bear market is behind us already, and an entire Bitcoin bull market is ahead of us, preach, and this just in breaking news, Russian Central Bank agrees to legalize the use of Bitcoin and crypto and international trade Bitcoin game theory and full effect if you missed the episode I did yesterday I covered this story in great detail. Be sure to check it out. Also more breaking news, Singapore's biggest bank, to offer Bitcoin and crypto to 300,000 institutional clients through its mobile app. According to the Financial Times, Bitcoin mass adoption, less freaking go and plan B, updates his stock to flow model here, 2024 having, dark blue will be up and to the right. Hashtag stock the flow and checking out his recent tweet here, difficulty in kilowatt hour based models are currently spot on UTXO and TX based models are too low and Bitcoin is below the stock to flow and time, logarithmic, regression models, interesting times ahead, as someone responded, but all respect to your model just a question does the model consider fundamental factors and the price of Bitcoin and plan B responded stock the flow model only considers one factor, scarcity, stock the flow ratio, all other factors, including macro COVID, China mining ban, inflation, interest rates, U.S. Russia war, energy prices, et cetera, are not variables in the model and cause deviations from model value. And before I break down next to the day, vitalik reminds node operators to update their client before the bellatrix upgrade, but first, let's take a quick look at the overall crypto market. You can see Bitcoin, eth, and many of the major altar currently pumping and in the green. We've got Bitcoin up almost 1% for the day, trading at around 19,900 at the time of this recording. We have ether up over 6% trading just under $1700 while binance coin, Solana, avalanche, polkadot, cardano, and XRP are all pumping and in the green. This episode is brought to you by pay core pay core empowers leaders to build winning teams. With pay core, leaders can recruit, onboard and train employees, set goals and drive performance. If you're a leader, everyone depends on you. Who do leaders depend on? Pay core learn more at pay core dot com slash leaders. All right, now let's break down the next day of the day. Ethereum cofounder vitalik is reminding note operators to upgrade their clients before the bellatrix hard fork slated for September 6th. Buterin said that the scheduled upgrade will be the final update that prepares the Beacon chain, which is the proof of stake chain for the merge, quitting vitalik here on crypto Twitter, the merge is still expected to happen around September 13th to the 15th, literally next week. What's happening today is the bellatrix hard fork, which prepares the chain for the merge, still important though, make sure to update your clients. Now, in Ethereum, client is the software that allows Ethereum nodes to read blocks on the blockchain and smart contracts a node is the running piece of the client software and in order to run a node, one has to first download the Ethereum client application, a node can be run by different Ethereum client software that varies in the programming language used in code base, so there you have it. How many of you are currently running an Ethereum node, let me know in the comments below. Ethereum node operators must comply with the bellatrix upgrade by updating its consensus layer, clients prior to the epoch of a 144,896 on the Beacon chain, the upgrade is scheduled to take place at 1134 a.m. UTC, this upgrade consolidates the proof of state chain with the current execution layer, and its last key update before the merge, and prior to the bellatrix upgrade, 73 and a half percent of all node operators were merged already, meaning 26 and a half percent of node operators were yet to update their clients. Now the Ethereum foundation, one that a non updated client would sing to the pre fort blockchain and apart from buterin, lead developer Tim bako, also reminded note operators to update their clients before the key upgrade, quoting him here, bellatrix was tomorrow last chance to upgrade your node if you haven't yet. We are merging. Now the bellatrix upgrade will be followed by the official merge slated between September 13th to the 15th and an official event called the Paris upgrade, the merge will be triggered when TTD reaches this insane number after which the next block will be produced by a Beacon chain validator, making the official beginning of Ethereum's proof of stake era. Now the much way to transition with spark completion of the second phase of the three phase transition process for Ethereum with the move the proof of stake, Ethereum is aiming to become more energy efficient and scalable, however, the merge won't have any impact on the gas fees or scalability, so do keep that in mind. Those features are expected to arrive with the completion of the final phase slated for late 2023.
Lex Fridman Podcast
"bobby lee" Discussed on Lex Fridman Podcast
"You know what I mean? If I wanted to Lex Friedman, your face on my wall, I would ask for your permission. And I would probably put your face on a gigantic wall. Like I would do stuff like that. That's awesome. Yeah, but when you do that? Yeah. You have my permission. I think I will. I think I will for the laugh. Yeah, yeah. But my point is that it's essentially who I am on the inside, I guess, in terms of my, you know, I don't know, but I don't really, I'm glad you said that because I never even thought about that. Yeah, you know, you just kind of do it. Because all your podcasts have this black ominous thing. You're wearing a black suit. You have a specific thing too. It's like, but I don't really think people ask me like, why do you wear a suit? I really don't, I just feel good in it. Yeah. Just who I am. And the reason why my podcast looks the way I do is because I feel comfortable in that environment. And like you, I don't try to think too much about what I'm doing on Tiger belly or even bad Friends, right? Because when you start thinking about it and going, we should do this segment, and I should do it this way, or this podcast is it this way, so no, I just show up, I keep my mind open, and I do the best I can. I add information like we talked about, and I just keep talking. And try to be authentically myself. Like right now, you know, I had this fear when I shit in your fucking bathroom, man. Yeah. Because I was so scared. Out of fear. I fear. Yeah, yeah. And like, you know, I was like kind of nervous, 'cause there's a whole week. It was anticipating coming here. Yeah. And I watched the Mark normand one. I watched the Yanis one to see how tonally. And last night, my girlfriend just looked at me.
Lex Fridman Podcast
"bobby lee" Discussed on Lex Fridman Podcast
"Started doing it at DVD, I say, I just knew that she had the skill set. So when we started doing a photographer belly, it was a given, you know, she can do it. I've had girlfriends that wouldn't be able to do it. What are you doing? You know, you have the skill set. You know, your sciencey guy, you spent all night long, you know what I mean? Doing whatever your fucking doing, right? But you have this innate ability to do it. Right? And I think it's a talent. Do you think it's a talent? Do you think, do you think you have talent? What do you do? I know what you're doing, not any information. I know what you're doing. That's a good pit. It's a good thing. I kept doing it and you kept feeling the space is quite interesting. Yeah, that is true, huh? Because you're saying ending yourself, which is great. The improv thing. I was really impressive. Can I ask you a question? Sure. Have you ever had a guest on? That didn't add information, and then you had to keep doing it. Yeah, yeah. But it's part of the magic too. And sometimes I feel like there were actually giving me a gift of silence and I was stepping on it. Like, for example, I had a conversation with Jocko, you know, Jocko Willink. And every question I would ask him in the beginning. And I'm now better friends with him. It was the first time we met in that conversation. And I would ask him these long questions of mumble and meander and so on. And he would answer with yes or no. And that's it. Yeah. And then but he'd do it in a strong like Viking like way. And I kept I kept trying to go full Bobby Lee style of create chaos and just keep talking and talking and so on. As opposed to, I think it was inviting me more for the stoic type of silence, short sentences, that kind of conversation. So I fucked that up, I believe. But yeah, there's not adding information part, but the adding chemistry part. It's usually ego. Or were people don't realize there's a magic to be found between two humans, like genuine. It's like a first date. To truly listen to each other and to do the yes and thing. And have fun with it. When you have this energy on way too important for this conversation, the information might be there. But the chemistry is not. You have to remember that a lot of the podcasts I've done are technical. Yeah. So you could still say a lot of stuff about what this project or whether it's physics or robotics or biology. You could say informational stuff, but the excitement, the magic is not there. But I often blame myself because if I'm excited, they'll be excited. I've learned this..
Lex Fridman Podcast
"bobby lee" Discussed on Lex Fridman Podcast
"We've communicated on the phone. This and that. And to me, and then he invites Whitney Cummings, which Whitney is a good friend of mine, but what I'm saying is is that I know Andrew as well as Whitney knows him. I don't think that Whitney knows them more than I do. Right? What if it was a competition? It was a tie. It Bobby Lee versus Whitney. Yeah. In what way do you think she's better in what way do you think you're better? I think it's all about gender optics. Okay. Right. So the comedian. He has all these alpha males coming and he's like, all right, I have one more seat left. Whitney or Bobby, but Bobby's, although I don't think there was a lot of Koreans there, so he could have used that Picard. This is true. Right, but I think he went for Whitney's a woman. It's better for optics. Okay, so she was a diversity hire for the wedding. Yeah. I see. It's pretty fun. I have to say, it was Joe Rogan. Yeah, I know. His wife. I get it. And then Whitney. Are those the leading comedians that were there? I just spent the whole time talking to Joe so I think no, I don't think there's that many comedians. I'm kind of joking about it was pretty pretty small wedding. What do you talk to Joe about? First of all, we're both grapplers. So we talk a lot about jiu-jitsu. We talk a lot about grappler. Are you? I was on the Russian team in high school. Yeah, I know. I know this. To you that if I don't know jiu-jitsu is only one kind of grappling that you like. Yeah, there's levels to this game, I think. I just talked, there's nothing more. That's a surprising fact that you've dropped that. It almost feels like a lie because you've said that before you were a wrestler in high school. It doesn't make sense. What is funny that you say that? Because and I'm going to call it a little controversy. But Joe Rogan, yes. One time came to me when he lived in LA. This is years ago and he said, you're a liar. You've never grappled. And I go, yes, I did. You're a fucking liar, no, you didn't. And at that time, I didn't have.
The Adam Carolla Show
"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
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The Adam Carolla Show
"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Old news of a sorry lemon named noted in the brian michael boob layout with a lotta way there. Reagan took q. mel habit. Mr brown short would not approve by the way soon last song on the album to normally. That's where you bury the stinkers. Oh i guess so. We're the aussie call us the pitch. Oh i thought we had something here. So lemme you are rumored to have them with many. Many many women is this true. Don't deny give it. Do you have a tally. Tally ho. That's essentially what.
The Adam Carolla Show
"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Your thirty six years. The band has been together thirty six. No mostly buzzed than me. Believe me yeah so that means you were nine when you started the band. Wish i i will say this i i. It is smart to adopt a look. Like lemme as a look at a little bit. Like robert shaw. On adult gave birth to right. Yes it sprung from your loins. The point is is you know. I don't know how one over when you're twenty three but you don't look any different now to me. You're just lemme for motorhead. Where's everyone else's like look guys got fat or sorry behold brian but it got bald like everyone just gets older and looks different. You just look like lemmy from motorhead another the days wrote to do that makes you sick dennis. Where'd you where'd you grow up. I grew up in england in the old wales mostly and Trying to do some math here but How old are you if you don't mind sip your sixty five so remote thirty. Are you really sixty five. You don't look sixty five at all. Good i mean as well. I mean you got a cocktail in front of you now. Really enjoy some of our jeremiah. We'd back there by the way. Oh you gotta try that. Maybe you do a little short rosemary. Cruise them it's all good. You smoke Couple of cigarettes cigarettes cigarettes look a lot of cigarettes drink. A lot of beer came easy to my generation. Yeah well back in the day. That stuff wasn't frowned on smoking. Drinking encourage i mean on the tv. They said not working on my car. I like to the mall. You know you guys called facts. I love that. Did they call them. Facts or sometimes you would. They call it like on tv commercial. Would they say you know working on my car enjoy fact that they were not because it means it's just because it's a slang word right. Yeah like they wouldn't we wouldn't call it a or square or something like whatever slang for cigarettes out here. So i can't get over the fact that you're sixty five years old high so so when you started the band your the ripe old age of thirty doing before that the bankole quinn For about five years. I was in several of the buns before the Did you ever have a regular job. This isn't a regular job. That's a forty two years. You don't think this is a regular job. Well sorry. I mean you know chimney sweep or whatever whatever sort of rooms Through better we just said the one house on My friend because he he was going to be doing an engine want to be left alone. The guy's house it was because this guy was gay and his name is mr brown sort. You couldn't ride and mister now. A song dozen roses just blowing out a fag driveway. Talking about facial and trim collars with mr brown sort. So i think how what. We're wondering is. Did you ever have job. Finger was not gay. I must i by the way a housepainter is the sort of fall back or go to job for all like for women who are temporary. Yeah that's what i'm saying though but those machines to but he did what Was it some weird english brand or was it like whirlpool. Hope plot point back. Oh what what partying did you grow up. The voyles was it. Was it depressing. Why is it so depressing over this. Is that what it is. The main feature of other over those overcast right it So people get people kinda bummed out and then they start drinking and then that's it drinking too. Yeah sean zero drinking fish. Now i i know well but it is the crowd you run with this. Well i mean bars. You're gonna find that people think a lot of fun drinking and do you do you live. Where do you live here. must hollywood do. I did not know that. And where does the rest of motor headless. Sweden and south wales. Jesus christ talk about a conference call. Well you know planes sure but And why why do you choose to live out here in southern california with everyone else sort of staying home now overcast right. He knows this is as used to be woman didn't it it just me We had a rough winter this year. Though now here's to be woman. Generally it feels that way to me. I've been here. This is my south wales. By the way. I grew up in north hollywood so i never got to leave this place and yeah it seems like it used to be a little hotter during the summer. I'll ask al gore next time we have on the show. This is full. You gotta doc documentary. That's coming out just came up with the premiere on thursday. Jesus where where can we find it by the way and Did you bring it to me. Or just. Bring the new out They didn't give me one of those. And what the fuck. I love a documentary. Yeah did Did you see anvil by the way. You're them to this back. In nineteen seventy nine. Wow wow wow. Let me the name of the documentary. Where where can you find it. denominators been shown. Still on if you get to you know. Yeah we on demand or something like that builds downloaded by the way that that is. That's rock and roll by the way where you go. Where do we find your documentary news. I don't know film distribution. I understand. But i'm just thinking to my under the it's rock and roll and it is follows you on on tour doc. What's what's the topic other than you wanna tries in chile. Oh really chill. Yeah did they give you a trophy. No no no trophy. He's got one Silica was okay. You know. I mean other enough to leave the before the watch came and did they. Did they tell us. I'm curious when we're getting into music in a second but it's not about going out on tour it's about you. This bits of workers do that right. So our liberal a dinner nice people said on the great guy and all that way can stunned. Movie dot com. Oh you got let me move dot com. That's right The world tour. I should say Kicks off in march by the way North american tour starts in january end of january twenty fifth at the anaheim house of blues. I think we have some tickets to give away by the way. If you want to check out motorhead. I've not figured out how we're going to give those away. I don't like all that shit rigo You know it's the dumbest thing in the world like. Hey we're on one. Oh six point. Seven seven one hundred six callers going get ticket. I swear to god. I used to work for k rock and when i was on k rock they were one. Oh six point seven and they have rules radio and especially rules pertaining to giveaways. And i don't care what you're giving away the you have to follow the rules so they go well What a six point seven act. Let's have the hundred six caller winter self tickets to go see no doubt they just got a thing and i'd see the poor operator and the guy we go your number eleven. You're number twelve years. Never thirteen thanks for co karaoke. Number fourteen ham. Thank okay rock number fifteen. Thank god and i'd like just give way too fucking caller number three you idiots. Why miss out on an branding opportunities or just number five. We were given specific instructions to get to count out one hundred point one hundred two hundred and six jay. How stupid radio. People are literally i would go see the poor guy sitting there. Your number eighteen thousand mckay rock your numbers nineteen. I go to the bathroom..
The Adam Carolla Show
"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"He backup bowman then you could see it. Yeah right right. And then. After and i noticed he was taken. He was just like took a beat. You know between. And then i said oh thank you mr walking i just i can't thank you. You've help me kill the bill. And he said we haven't needed problem seeing the cue-card And he said no and he just kind of touched my hand you no. I was taking my moment. Wow and it was. Just no one does that. You're always scared to death. You can't wait. They get to the next line everything. But you know when you're nervous you speed up. Yeah no idea how you won't let or give them a here. Yeah you fear no literally a fight or flight and light but it's your mouth that's running for essentially exactly right do that and it's weird and he's poor people you see if when someone's doing the best man speech and like hey. I just went to other brands. A great guy with college. You gotta day brad. Cancan eighty nine guys. let's Let's just do running at the mouth like they're not even taking a beat and enjoying it. I guess that's a season stage performer. Probably because tv wouldn't have that as a performer and also had the confidence. But wouldn't you have to say though the guy doesn't have some of that fear maybe is at risk of not being an interesting performer. Yes I have there's a there's an opposite of that and i like the guy but i've seen Jeff garland perform. And i've seen a pull up a stool. I'm gonna talk for twenty minutes about a mini snickers bar and at a certain point you think yourself. I wish i fear the sprinkled in there. I always think down fifteen minutes. I go you know what. I don't think we need to be here for this. The audience we don't always obviously he's not doing this for us and that that that's a that's a so though he walk in as an example of a of a good guy i mean a guy you was really interesting to work with and also the thing about. This is another thing too because there's a difference also between the two. There's also a guy who can take his moments and be innately interesting someone who takes his moment comedian nightly boring. You know what. I'm saying like the difference between like bill murray Can take a moment can take several moments in this interesting. The guy is just You just use a guy you would you can pay to. Have you know. I would pay eight bucks to watch him eat lunch. He's has that kind of but some other people. You better just get to you. Better bring it. You know. I think it sort of called it. Yeah and and. I think you can dig this that and i always try to explain to people you know. We are human beings. But we're sort of animals i. We're little higher up on the food chain than many other animals but we're animals and we are people have vibes and there's people you don't like don't tolerate and you don't want to hear what they have to say they bother you and you're not gonna pay to watch them eat lunch and then there's people that just have it. You know bill clinton has it alec baldwin has it those guys that have in and then there's the guy that always called the creepy guy. The office that freaks out every chicken works. And sometimes it's just the way your faces shaped or your is people pick up on there. There is something there you know. It's interesting because along those same lines. There's some people turn that on him and turn that off and it's an interesting thing. Because you take somebody like julia roberts who the audience loves into like that's a sign of superstar because anybody can be in a hit movie. I've been hit movies but a superstar is when you make a movie. That's not that good and people show up anyway right like sleeping with the. It wasn't pretty woman. With larry miller desert that made her a superstar. It was sleeping with the enemy. A not good movie and everybody showed up anyway and they said okay. She's a star of the events. Put an end thing doesn't matter right and but there's something you know i mean i don't know how i mean. I don't really know where it's not safe to say. I've worked people who work there and i heard that she's the most incredibly nicest person but again when that camera is on when that moment is when that shutters opening it's picking up something then the audience picks up something on that and that's just it in the you either have that you don't and you know if you're able to figure out what that was you know well like you'd have your own podcast sandler has that. Yeah absolutely and and and speaking of him now you guys were there during the same years or some of the same years. Yeah was this is there i i was there i and i know he was. Also you know one of those guys. We lived across the street from each other for a little while in north hollywood and i heard about him. Because you know there's not a lot of of a funny comic people know about you and i got on You know snl. This is eighties. This is talking about eighty eight. you know. I think maybe he moved down your eighty eight eighty nine and but i'd already gotten on on letterman and him and rock were buddies. There was the to funny young guys and everybody says oh. Those are the guys in new york and i was one of the guys out in la. He's like just like in jazz in the forties. You know there's a west coast cool right. Chet baker the What's his face. Washington was another guy on the Another jazz time was before byrd od. But anyway so and he'd heard about me and so And i saw his first set. And i saw him. And it's like they had a crappy and the good in providence shitty improv out in the valley in the eighties you know is the end of the napoleonic happy one in the whole right near the under the freeway that maybe was a hilton in know shawl awful room it was like they put closets or an audience and a comedian. Put brooms thing. Comedy clubs should not have one commercial style. Acoustic drop ceilings. Like you know what i mean like a radisson in or something like that. We're t- bar commercial where they dropped in. It's the ceiling. You need a little height in comedy. Cloudy so that place The stage was delighted to high so many things could throw off. Make people not want to laugh but he's onstage. He was kind of nervous. And then whatever his i said and i just happened to be in the audience there and the only people laughing was me and him and he was live on his own material. He did a you know impression of his his brother having gay sex for the first time which is the same crawling on the stage screaming and then After we went out and had a beer. And i said you're going to be huge and i'm never wrong and i said that because literally michael keaton's manager took me out to lunch that day so you're gonna be huge and i'm never wrong is sound. Good thing you know. It's a nice thing to say to a young comic. And i said say but you know i. There's something about adam. And he was just the funniest guy of all of us but everyone should say that to everyone. Anyway as the guy hits rob one of the only guys who believe me meanwhile robson that there was landlord when he was leaving. The bill never said it to the garner said of the guy. You're huge in a member right right. So is that point. A friendship was ford. Yeah and then like literally..
The Adam Carolla Show
"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"You know so you start doing comedy in san francisco. It sounds pretty good town to start. I was lucky was a a real boom time for combat. Fifteen early eighties at that time. And you keep going through high school. Yeah by the time. I was a junior. My grades are going down the toilet and And i was just you know because there was clubs there was girls there was you know. And then luckily for robin williams was was very popular at that time and so the audiences will come out and pack the clubs thinking he's going to show up more times ninety. Did you know he's just this. This horsh addicted performer. You know he has to get out there but it was great for us. The problem was he will come and usually would show up. And then you do two hours and then leave and most of the audience would go them with him but It created a scene at that time. You know and at that time you know in the eighties. There was you know you couldn't have a bar that will on monday night. That didn't have comedy right by the time you graduate high school. You're almost a seasoned veteran. Ai done it a few hundred times. I'm ready to go and then like i i. I spent a little bit of time. 'cause dropped out much to my mother's dismay initially wanted me to be an attorney and as like i know i just want to stand up and i feel it bob and you know she thought i was a loser and You know he didn't like it at all. But you know the first time i got on. Tv is like twenty and then Twenty one by the time. I was like twenty three. I was you know national. Tv what what was the first time. How old were you when you're on like letterman. The i was twenty three twenty three. When did you start out Two years later it's like twenty five and you start off as a writer. Yeah you starve as a writer. And that was Is everyone started off as a riot. Too and i remember thinking like they want you to write down my first show. There wanted to read them to help. Write some of the monologue blah blah blah and getting right the monologue. It's amazing and lorne michaels. Yeah and i said so Incredible and then you realize that whoever writes a monologue just like the shit job. But i always liked. There was a very fair show. Hear people complaining about that. Show you know because i was on the show there. Was you know when they when when they went over the roll call the cast That was longer than the actual show because it was like eighty people on it right. I'm you know Lord and like the fire anybody so anyway so But it was the greatest place of the guests that stood out for you. Christopher walken was a guy who he's the only guy i felt like really was probably the best Live performer because heating necessarily care. About how the what the audience He didn't take his cue from the laughter. Which is brilliant. Because i remember. I did this one thing because i was a huge fan of The dead zone. The dead zones. Amazing yeah like you know dead where you touch a guy. And there's this noise and he was just And he could.
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"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Companies or whatever was the steel companies and they didn't have that infrastructure companies and that was and then with the you know the airlines buying out other airlines is still happening. There's no longer any antitrust stuff happening. What happens is what's happening. you end up. There's wall street. I know exactly what's going on. Yeah so anyway. It's just a is this the kind of country that you want. That's what you got. Well let's Let's talk a little about rob schneider for second. Because i i feel like an but you can correct me if i'm wrong. You've you've made a a bit of a transition in your life. It's it's happened years ago but you want you. You became a. I don't know a citizen of the planet. I don't know what i mean. There's sounded a cornball sort of way. But i mean he started wearing natural fibers drinking tea instead of coffee and where you different at a certain point though was time. When you're slamming beers and dropping quayle alludes in you know banging underage checks and then you made a conscious decision to sort of become more like staying. Or i mean i don't mean they're bad way but i mean you. You're you're centered. You know what i mean. I know what happens. You're not you're not chris farley. Why I don't know if it was a it just came to a certain point like you know. If you're gonna talk about stuff you gotta live it. You know when you run. Snl was at a different lifestyle. You know i was just you know overweight and drugs drugs. I never liked drugs. You know. I mean i like. I couldn't smoke pot really just a very little bit and there was a very sober. Ish shows only a couple of guys doing drugs there and unfortunately one of the bad guys over there. Turn chris farley on the heroin. It's like cocaine was dangerous enough But i never was into that for me But i just got gets to the point where i think where the change in society happens in this may sound elitist but the cultural elite is what changes Societies mean has to be like the fact that matters like twelve to fourteen to about maybe eighteen million people starting to be healthy starting to be more conscious about stuff. And that's what the change is going to be. I mean it's a huge positive step when you can get You know organic milk in a fucking walmart. I mean that's seriously you can get that now. Why because the people are making that choice. And i think at the end of the day. It's like when you see people. I'll tell you what happened to me. I'll tell you exactly a now. Remember exactly when my dad died and he did everything every stupid medicine thing they told and every operation everything and how long ago was he's dead. spent eleven years now eleven years and he died of cancer whether he had cancer he had diabetes. He had blood pressure he had just enough things to keep going for a while but he was on literally like twelve different medications. That i knew of and like you know and so He was doing everything everything that any died anyway. So that's when. I realized something else isn't happening. And he was relatively young and his. Yeah he's in his mid sixties so so And i just thought that's a shame. And i gotta learn something else and so i just realized Well i just started. I met this. Great guy name Raymond francis beyond health international dot com. And he just told well. Here's what's happened. Here's why here's what here's what he's eating blah blah blah and this is your body will has the most powerful healthy thing you can do for yourself is your body you have it. You have just got to get out of your body's own way to heal and then it just kind of made me realize hey if i can just have some positive impact with the people that meet without being a chronic bore probably been on. Tonight's show then you could but i i. I'm going to take that risk now. Listen i like it. I'm interested in it. And i'm curious how it works. And and you know and there's a psychological component to it is but there's nothing more basic for a population. There's nothing more basic than clean water. Clean air access to To healthy foods and education and roads and some basic healthcare. All those things are being usurped and ruined by a very small group of people including the media. Airwaves it's owned by. I remember because when i started getting in the media and by the late eighties It was about Twenty six percent of all media was owned by eight companies and just twenty years. It's ninety eight percent owned by the same companies rent. So those are those companies that are not. The airwaves are not owned by the corporations owned by the public. You know right. And that gets us Ryan seacrest on five thousand channels asses kicked right now. Clear channel's wiped out. Well so now you were. You're in your father close. Yeah he was great guy he was the guy he wanted me to take over the family. Business my dad was. The only guy was a business he was like in the real estate. You kind of little loan business seconds. Trust he's a little guy and he's the only guy his family graduated high school. My grandfather couldn't read or write. You know so. He was an immigrant from austria and You know so anybody having a chance to go to. My mom found money in a cave in the philippines. She's filipino and she that she washed the money. And that's how the that the japanese buried and that so she was able to go to school. So when i didn't want when i dropped out of college she was like why the drop of college are you crazy. You know what. I money in your grandmother reynolds. She hated but my was always cool. Do what you want fifteen. I said you know. There's a comedy club in san francisco and On monday nights let anybody go up and My dad said let's go and that was it so he went with you. He went with me. Because i couldn't drive. You know. And i just you know he you know when you get up on stage you probably were starting when you're a teenager to you look like a. Oh yes it's uncomfortable. The audience doesn't want to see a kid on their their drinking. they're trying to get laid their shirking. Especially your dad added and then there are other customers and fifteen. Yeah and by the way you must have looked like you were nine and a half. So fifteen young rob schneider and dad go to a club in san francisco. Yeah hopefully not cobs will be plan weekend. Focused on now is the holy city zoo. Don't be able to placate out there. And it's basically open mic night. Mike you wait. And maybe one o'clock in the mornings when i went on and you're doing material don't you hate when you buy new picchi folder and it's torn and was like shut up. We're trying to smoke and get laid pretty much. You know pretty much. My favorite part of the comedian. Then i i went back a months later and then like maybe when i was sixteen i was able to drive. And then the guy on the club you listen to me let you on stage but as soon as you've done you've got to get a medical license because uk until you so. I said okay right so as soon as i before we go to leave the key you got a couple ass. He come back here by bus. He goes into the back with him. The guy sees me. What did i tell you what the hell grabbed me by the net by the literally by my neck and by the seat of my pants and threw me out of the club..
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"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"There's something there's that part of the brain that doesn't want to sort out things too much but sir goes oh. I've seen that guy on tv. And then they just go to entourage. Sorta like when you call. My parents said nancy. It's the celebrity the reacting to asia. Otherwise you'd have to scream. That every korean guy was walking down. I've seen. I've i've a lot of korean people to come to my house and go do the work. People sometimes think i'm you and you're like you. I would work at enterprise rental right now saying no. You definitely now element. Is that what you're saying. I misunderstood did. I insult you. Yeah now i would not yell anything but by the way if i pass by guy thought looked like robert downey junior. I wouldn't scream out of the. What i'm saying is is that like i've seen guys i know right that. Are you know in movies. Or whatever right and i won't even do tom hundred prints cheshire restaurant share whatever l. Await telling you what happens is i've had people come up to me and go dude. I know you and then the friend goes the attitude from the man show and the guy goes quiet. Did you play. Pop order football. The ballot guy dude. It's a guy from the manager. Hold on what high school did you go to. The people have this. I recognize you. But i don't know where. And then they just do this weird little thing where they have a bad computer and it just matches up with the last they saw. Do you ever get this. how do i know you. Yes that's all they say you're in this game. Well maybe it's something else goes again. No yeah i have a horrible thing to admit when we were playing no your lackey and we were talking about the filipino. Yeah i like walking out of here right now. I was looking at. Oh i know. I really hurt. So yeah i i know. Even that doesn't even. It doesn't even compute in my head sitting here feeling weird uncomfortable. I need to get off my chest. Bobby can give me the asian pecking order like first off. I love it. I love like i have a guatemalan nanny. Yeah and i always say like. I'll go like who are your polacks. She'll be like El salvador like they all have. Everyone has that group talks. I wanna know that. I wanna asia. Okay okay before we get into this. And i got in so much trouble playing the same exact game so much trouble so i had to tread water here trouble with because if i if i say career races right well i mean ears saying not your opinion okay. Not myopia removing. You're paying so much. This is not my opinion. Yeah it's your opinion. You know this is a like if you said to your average guy who lived in the united states look if you're gonna fly in experimental aircraft would you rather be built in germany or mexico. It's probably pretty pretty easy. One a party afterward to celebrate safe landing that we'll get some mexicans evolved. Point is is that vein not opinion folks just walk is probably the number one. Their number one in terms of technology and in terms of light. I mean if you appear like what the invented it and then. I've seen the second probably the chinese because of the fact that america owes them a lot of money writer and because of all the products and things were gigantic trade agreement with them And i think primarily because we all the money I'd say the third one. I'm gonna say koreans of course you'd sake and i'll tell you why philipino canada's name and i can't remember in here What he sounds like an. Here's here's the problem with this okay. It's it's geography to has nothing to do with the actual race of the thing. It's a psych. I mean. I think that countries or a group of people that have grown up near snow. Yeah where it snows They have to develop certain technologies to survive. That's why when you see certain asian cultures down more south They don't really have a car. Like vietnamese have image. Wherever it's too hot like haiti it's fair. I think it's a geographical where you look the elements outside are gonna kill us and we got to come up with something called insulation or something as that. It's like a culture where you can basically walk around in your underpants twelve months out of the year. have another have another run based drink and relax. Yeah because if you if you like your back hundreds of you're going to live in hawaii yeah you'll be you'll make a tiki a little dress with the final waiter countries that are in proximity to the equator. And see what's see. All the innovations have come out of those countries. I mean i don't sit down. I think you'll see a lot. Bobby's car points. Great planet that canal like where the car the biggest car manufacturing countries and their distance from the equator versus the least of the car prison countries in the distance proximity to the equator germany. It snows there so there mean they're really into like making things watches. And we've got a lot of downtime and you look at like brazil and there's not a lot of things that they invent their plastic surgeon. What about the banana hammock. Those delicious thongs. I love those All right well. here's interesting. Move bobby corroborate this. My neurologist is married to an asian lady. he's a white guy and he tells me he says asians love. The mcrib blew my nine pronounce. That i have you found the tweets ruin. Your fee was ordering the mcrib have a maybe shamrock similar. Okay and let's just let's go set a quarter pounder with cheese onto one quarter pounder with its. She's an extra beauty that's what about the they love me. Love me when i was in korea. I actually. I just got back from korea where i shot a music video with. You did not korean. This age of pop group called the wonder girls like they are fans whatever's they go laugh out here you're sitting out there. I should at the set a kid. You not know one first of all no such thing as sag there They work twenty four hours. A day I worked nineteen hours without a meal or water Kids wait a minute. The morning korean barbecue. nothing better. sorry donny. What about the is bobby. Think that eskimos are the smartest On the planet yeah. That's a little different. That's a little. That's different because i think there's not enough. It's too call too far. It's too cold and there's not enough living call sweet spot dudes. You know what i mean. Ice hut right. It's going to be difficult. Let's the triple I pod or you know what i mean. Listen the sweet spot on three quarters ask i take great offense to what you guys are saying about my culture. I could be wrong about that geography thing though i. I'm sort of with the a too close to the equator it. Look it's the same way with colleges you take colleges like you know arizona state. There's going to be a party going on and you need like a forty five on your sat's to get in there. Any place at san diego state any place that's doing ocean or close to the sun where there's hot chicks or rolled around the iq go down. You go to one of those places where it snowed in and dark nineteen hours out of the day. You have a bunch of fat chicks who study hard all right. we'll take a little Extend.
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"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"There's no yeah. But not on rue shooting at black people. Doing i defend or homicide neuroses. They are delightful. If i were to build a business. And someone's gonna lose. You know what i mean you know. I love black people. Wanna say one thing there awesome. I read my comics blackout. Until especially when i first moved to l. a. They'd be like yemen. And why do you guys say you know you touch you buy and no browsing in. Your store is because of the fact that you guys sometimes steal what your and you have to be suspicious of us because sometimes you shoot the guy behind the counter european bigotry. Here's the here's the problem. Here let me let me explain the problem. And this is this is right. Take a turn for the racist so preceding down. This is where this word happens. We as indigenous honky here. Have we think the same sort of thing we've had beaten out of us like dumas. Don't think that way don't do that. Whatever when you take a culture and you bring them from another land and you drop them here and you put them in a cab and they see the prison is filled with black guys and then they see the black guy is trying to hail them in a bad neighborhood and they go fuck it. I'm gonna keep driving because they're not racist they're just doing a math for right or for wrong is almost in a sense sad. And here's the racist part. it's a sort of. They are assessing the same way. That if i went to korea and somebody said hey there's those koreans and then there's these other koreans and the prison is filled with these kind of koreans. Then i'd be freaked out. If i was driving a cab about picking up those kind of koreans right and it's not right and everyone knows it's not right but you know what it's there it was there and there's a reason why that guy says you know you don't touch your you buy or keep an eye on or whatever it was created but in many ways though just to defend black people is that koreans do go to underprivileged neighborhoods mean to open these stores because they know that that's built get a lot in business because they're poor and the state's chief and they like to drink shirt. Everyone likes to drink while you're at me like that. It's like they like drain. We like to shoot black people. You've got a brand new roller skate. I got a set of keys. It's an awesome. It's an awesome match a match made over the years. I think it's been t don't hear about it anymore. That good koreans and the blacks in los angeles used to do a little more battle than they do and somehow i think magic johnson is smooth. Tang clan attacked. I think maybe it was. Bill cosby david alan grier bill cosby and the uk clients together. Smooth things but yes. I agree with you. The guy who shot up everyone on the campus of virginia tech his parents need to be called out and the news agencies. That never asked why the parents didn't seek counselling for this very sick individual google it. You can't google what they look like. When that happened. I wanted to google. Let me go again. What the parents look like. Because i wanted to get a visual. I mean a sense. You know what i mean and you can't find anything. It's like bobby. This is going to sound very race. Hey go ahead go ahead and find a mirror pretty close. Yeah but i'm say kit kit back johnny chung outfit picture and put suit and tired so tired of walking down the street and people driving by and going heroes. No i on. Toronto's like drives me hangover. That's a new. How does has a friend of mine mousy. Okay they're all friends of mine wreck sure but we don't look alike now. I mean be honest. Now a little bit now lloyd from to go put up a little not a little. Well no if lloyd from the entourage entourage said said you know what if wreck said. We're on a hiatus grow. Mustaches myself. a little bit grow my hair a little bit. You know what. I mean like like because see here so thing like brad pitt. Looks like brad pitt. But then sometimes yes the full biker beer and the long hair like a couple of different versions of at brad pitt. And he looks like still right. Yeah but if lloyd from entourage is maybe you're right who we looking at. The paris guy shot up everyone here. These career show grey's anatomy. You gotta understand ugly. American bobby now and bobby as connie chung right right first of all the way older than me. You do not look like the doctor. Yeah but Both good looking though. Let's just say he needed a stunt double for driving scene and cure is. I would not cry foul. That's why growing this mustache. Taking me nine years. See look at that now. I mean yeah nice guy man but both of them. Greg is but i'm not now i wouldn't say anything or you know what the worst was when but you know what it is. Let me say it's not like they pass by random koreans and yell this they recognize you as somebody like people. Call me jimmy kimmel lot. I don't look like jimmy but they sort of recognize me. They recognize you..
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"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"The guy but i but but the thing is is that but i was always just generally a good person you know. I'm not saying that. I mean i have my flaws and stuff like that but i was always trying to help people whatever and you were mature song. We chose on years virginia tech. Because you work here. No he shut up. Virginia yes we i listen. I've gone on many rant about that. Right here's the thing about him. Which made me mad. I think it's his parents fault. I've that's my rant okay. I'll tell you why. I'll let because koreans right care if their kids go to college right straight as and this kid was talking to imaginary people growing up right. He never really got a lot of counseling or therapy. You know and the thing is. Is that the korean. Parents are like you know he's going to call getting a great he's fine right and what i'm saying is is that no. He's not fine. You know what i mean. And so when that's shit happened you could not. You can't find an interview with the parents. Fled to korea. Smart it is smart. I want them to answer some questions. I'm fucking pissed. And i'm a little bit. I mean the are part of korean. But why get blamed for slavery. And i wasn't here so you know what i mean. You can take your lumps one lasting. Before i forget is what's made me more mad. That korea wrote a letter the united apologizing for that dimwit rematch. If africa wrote letters for all the africans that did bad in the united states. They've run out of trees. Yeah not that. They haven't matrix because they all the letters. Yeah so my point is. Is that the whole thing just drove me crazy and i think it's the parents have a lot of answers. I'll tell you i'll tell you what made me insane and Brian backed me up. This isn't revisionist history. I was screaming about this. When i was on the radio when this happened i don't know await or whenever it happened. Ever since and ever which is all the news outlets. They all went out there and there were like oh the victims and who is this guy and then at certain point when the family would come up some ass wipe go victims to and i was like fuck that somebody should be talking about the fact that they had a crazy kid in their mets and a guy who displayed and they wanted to know what was going on with the school counselor. The fuck is a school counselor supposed to do their charges. Three hundred students and they can't pull aside every kid who listens to depeche mode. I can't even have one one fucking kid. It's not no. I kept screaming not about the family. Yeah but what about the media. Why wasn't the media going. What was the family doing the responsible for this. It is there. i agree. And it's when your dog fucking when you leave the gate open in. Your dog runs out and mall some four year old toddler. That's your fucking fault. it's your dog. you created it nature. Nurture this kid. I'm sure was drawing pentagram in his mashed potatoes and thanksgiving of an vote. Right where were you and by the way. Yes i know culturally. you guys. Don't like there's some shame here and you guys don't want to get counsel. Maybe it's time to approach this subject right now. None of the fucking media said it fucking word about it and it pissed me off to know calling them. Victims is bullshit. They created a monster. Yeah they did. And i love. I love the culture. I really do. Ultimate love the culture. I talk about delight..
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"bobby lee" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"Korean men laying there right sometimes paulie shore. I'll see him there years ago right and you just you take a couple of volumes and just lay on these cots completely naked 'cause koreans there's koreans thrown a gate krantz first of all. They don't have they don't have them. No and i would just pass out for like twelve hours in the wake up like you wake up like what's going on you know sure you're the by the way. How do they make money in this business. Where a bunch of guys. Just to app pop a few volume value in coming and light on the career. Don't do that. i'm the only one doing date sleet and they take a nap for like an hour in they'll get up and go about their day me on one of those guys that just will sleep for twelve hours completely naked. I don't care you can look at my body shaped like a scallop. Where's what's what's your heritage. I'm korean. Okay josh so he's not And so now what's life like for you doing Doing stand up. it's great. I mean it's like you know what it is. It's like a life skills. You need life skills. And i tried. I know sounds gay. And like you know Very arm hippyish. But i need to live in the moment. I need to like positively. It's like if i don't do that then. You know as a kid you know. This is something that people know about me. But when i was younger. I lived in minnesota and at acting in the seventies there were. No i'm thirty nine and In the seventies early no asians are instantly brutal happen. What happened was and i do it on my act right but this guy with down syndrome right. Molested me really. Yeah you had down syndrome like you know boy. I i'm not tore up about it so it's like saying some guy with one leg ran me down and of me on the football field. It's tough to be molested by guy with down syndrome. Well it's if you feel stupid because you know when you're molesting somebody at the manipulate got an offer candy or something but this guy just went And i did it. You know what i mean. Which is how old was he at the time to hawaii. I was like eight or nine so and he was what is the. Maybe i don't know i don't know. Dogs engineer for boeing. And we're gonna life with that be. yeah no. i don't think i've been thinking about it. I don't think about it every day but the thing is is that it's not the molesting right. It's the thing that he lured the kids with candy. And i think it's a part of my addiction where it's like. I'm willing to do anything. I can get the candy or harare and it was just like a part of like i don't care about that because it's a physical thing and he didn't you know that crazy. He didn't violate. You saw. Whatever you're still intact. Yeah yeah yeah. It's very tight. You're okay my poop like angel pasta. It's like wow. Yeah except when you're shitting calamar but now a lot of range. So does you know it's like good news and bad news with the molestation by the guy with the down syndrome. You know you're not gonna get you get the full working over that you'd get from a guy who sort of able bodied enabled fleet fleet of thought that there's a sense of as human as a kid. You felt sorry for him. That was doing some sort of service work or something like take some of these asian. Say you're like soft lateral move from the meals on wheels combined like you don't wanna distrust him off the bat even if you are sensing something off of oh maybe maybe i'm a fair shake i'd just i have no resentment or what about. I can't watch the special olympics. Wha what about the finish line penis or something. What about as you know as a korean a high culturally you guys like you guys you guys. Yeah no i'm not. I'm not jewish. But jews the jews are like into like hey get. Some therapy hit the therapists. I got a good therapist. Talk to my therapist. And i find the asian cultures. Not so much into your. It's funny that you say that. Because when i was sixteen i went to mcdonald's center in la. Hoya was rehab for my crystal meth use. And i remember being group therapy right when you family was a family group therapy session and my parents were old school koreans. I mean my dad. He talked of these right. And so i remember saying that was molested by guy with down syndrome. And then you heard a little silent pause and then my dad like this like he laughed really. Oh my guy you're gonna be like it. It made them laugh because we'll see uncomfortable was it was actually kind of funny. I thought like really like how could you let he knew that. Like you know. I mean that was fine with it because it's like even as you're fine with that because the fact that you know he's from a different place even here dad or the down syndrome guy attack my my dad's from a mythical land you're far away from here and they just do the even. If that happened to my dad would never would never even admit it. You know what i mean. The koreans are crazy. They off people. Tough dirt scary. Tough mean resilient me let me just say this all i know about the i you know. And by the way yeah. I'm one of these guys. I don't need to meet everyone. I meet one snap judgment. And that's all. I need but i was around here. Los angeles during the riots in ninety one ninety two whenever it was going it was hairy. People were getting pulled out of their cars by like marauding bands of brothers and mashed into the ground with sinner blocks and stuff. And every time you pull up his stoplight. Two cars pulled behind to cars. You'd be freaked out yanked out denney on your ass. Everyone said fuck it. We're heading for the hills and they sensually close the town down while the smarts was just ran wild lit fires and shit tennis shoes and everyone just going and they said there's a curfew everyone go to your house. Lock your door. Stay in when the streetlights come on you. Don't leave the house. And the koreans said fuck that we're gonna roof with yup and they did not flee their businesses and their liquor stores and their whatever markets whatever they had going in south central and some of the dice. Your parts of town. They go. i'm going to the roof. I got thirty six. And i'm gonna be shooting and they want to defend what they worked for. I'm saying if that were a cracker. Yeah that you or maybe even mexican domesticated. Of course they were headed right for the fuck and hells. Yeah and the korean said. I'm going to the roof while we headed for the hills. Yeah i thought that's a tough group that it's a tough group but that's but that you just touched on something that i had resentment with growing up which is that. Koreans are really into like trophies and material things like for instance like you know. I was never talked about growing up because i got all c's at family functions my daily. They would ask my dad like how is bubby this talk about you know what i mean like. He would never talk about me. Because i was either in less.
Bad Friends
"bobby lee" Discussed on Bad Friends
"Healthy you still have sperm bobby just like us bubbles and a library book the first of all if i had smithsonian no if i looked at my comedy was dust yeah. I don't even know what that is by the way sanders. Yay sandrine. Grainy in my com. I'll go to the hospital. still masturbate. yes i do you fucking shit works it works. It's a machine like you could still get a two. I'm not fucking guy. I haven't talked to you in a long time. Dick were you could get heart and everything instantly wondering so you do while. You're only three years younger. I now have. Dust bubbles. And you're working great. Oh yeah it's beautiful. It's beautiful me to you. Feel the same sexual desire. Oh yeah me too. We're still use toys and stuff like that would be. You know the pringles thing because the pringle boys well it's hard when you can make Like a homeowner. It's hard when you are living with a kit. You have a high school or in my house. Yeah so. I don't want a flashlight laying around the living room. Yeah you know what i mean so you just old school it also when i masturbate. I can't just masturbate in the bad. You know me next to kalani. That's weird right. I've never done a bunch poor mouse over. You have to go downstairs. No i have to do it either. Well sometimes i'd do it in the garage. I have done where tiger bellies filmed. Yeah video game is so i'll be playing wars. He thinks you've gaming not in the guest seat or anything right. No no no. I'll be gaming. And then i'll just go and i just because i you know. I have to quit a certain time. It's getting almost one thirty and his name will just masturbate. I'll just to do it. Would you go ahead i think. What do you mean banker. do you look at something. I look enter this all. what do you look at. What are you watching. What do you look at them. I want to know what you're watching. I'm not like i'm not doing. Because i don't want i want i don't want to i sp- used to spend so much money on buying memberships. I always questioned. It's for free right. Yeah oh your specific nuts but it's about the free ones are like four minute video. Sometimes they don't sometimes right but it's not high definition. Yeah i mean. I like all that stuff okay. I knew you know nobody. Would you a topical porn. No relevant porn. What do you mean baril keep keep going just like ones that are like you know what i think about it. What do you mean. just think about what. You're about to say. Though i just want you know twenty to be you know. Think about it. Ruin hub okay. That's you go. Premium for the premium on. What's the what's the difference. You just get a lot more content okay and high definition videos and long videos far more accents. Get through longer videos though. Do you know what i mean. Do you keep watching after you complete and does it take longer for you. I'm notice it takes longer for me. No you're like bull. I get into manic obsession really. Yeah folk. I know how to focus my attention. Can i play a game called match three. There's a game called match three d. where you you have to. You have to put like symbols inside a little thing as fast as you can in a if you don't focus especially on your phone because your pets easier on your phone you have to really look in a us technology in that system when i watch porn focus into the pussy. Also your mind just goes right in. Yeah yeah and i'm like nothing you know. Sometimes you'll be watching porn and you'll hear a noise go. Is that a ghost or or you start thinking about other things only two options or whatever or is that my girlfriend. Maybe that would be the right or you think about. What do i have to do tomorrow. I don't. I know how to laser focus do you not to do that. Just it takes me like an hour on the opposite to finish. It takes me a long. I mean sometimes hours hours just to finish one load. Oh yeah really. Yeah but our longer. Sometimes a two hour relieve three baby. The sun will be out. Baby are you jerking off the entire time. I take breaks baby son out. I understand that. Can i ask you this. can't you do like two or three. what are you talking about. I mean it's like you like you know what it is. It desensitizes you. Because i noticed that i'll get sick of watching one scene. I'm like This is not doing it. And then i'll cut to another. I mean it's just like ooh. Yeah that's why it takes so long. I mean i'll be honest. I have gone through five or six videos on my hundreds yet but tons you need help. Then we're talking about hundreds of video. Hundreds maybe fifty resent fifties trying to have your back. Yes normal fifty difficult. Yeah yeah yeah. Maybe she's take a break. You know what that's healthy. That's how are you worried about me. i'm worried about. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what i'm worried about a term and this is real who talk about comedy.
Bad Friends
"bobby lee" Discussed on Bad Friends
"Fabric comments this story. Let's stick with the positive. I want to get to where. I felt proud of the. Okay okay just let him. Cities per it went to overtime against against this against i. Did this filipino. Kit from monta vista. Who was good the where they both get back into the middle of the circle and this other kid. The scene from crazy kid. Danny elvis johnny. This kid did like a whole Bruce lee like pose and it was like the ending of that scene. And my brother did he blow kiss this. He went and then the whistle blew. My brother went down for a double and freaking slammed him on heath slammed him he got. He won in overtime and i was on as a kid on the side of the matches. Like so freaking proud like what you coach brown center. Said why he didn't say anything. he did. One of those things in movies. Like what do you. I looked at him from do. I looked at an of far from the gym. He looked at me and guess what he did this right. He did like a nod. Like do you made me go. He likes me. you know. i remember that feeling Can i just say the jay leno thing was cool. You book and mad. Tv was awesome but for me as a as a younger brother. I felt the most proudest. No because it's like it was like a movie to me. I was like it will cinematic man. It was literally. This match was literally to the final moment to tell you you don't talk about state. I'm not gonna okay. I'm not gonna okay. My brother was ranked probably two in california right all of all of california in his weight. Division one oh three he would go to like. Cif right three years in a row three years ago you the. It's like you know like as a kid you know. They had the tunnel with the smoke and they would call. My brother's named down on my brother would run through this tunnel as if the wwf. Whatever and my brother would like do moves on the mat that like was inspiring to me like one guy stood up. My brother had embiid up from my brother. My brother put his right hand right over his his shoulder and took his neck and snap them back from standing position. Right and the whole the whole audience went right. You're right and he would do that every year and he was supposed to win state okay. I didn't like. I don't know where you go off those beautiful the number two and everyone when my brother. I'm not gonna go into state. But i'm just saying just do it. I'm not do it if you do it. Do it all the way if you do it all the way all the way. I'll do it all the way so my brother was like in like the newspaper. People would write articles that they have a plaque in the in the he has a record still in the power high school Wrestling justice fastest pin five second. Yeah my brother was like he's going to win the whole thing right. 'cause everyone at stade was guys he just manhandled right and then i drove. It was in stockton. So i'm from san diego. I crawl the mike off. Yeah my mom now after this after the story. I don't know if i want to hug you after the story. Actually okay hug it out here. I drove nine hours or up there. No hotel just nine hours. And i sat at my seat. My brothers first match and as soon as my brother walk into the mat. I almost got back in my fucking car and drove back. You knew i knew there was fear in his eyes. I've never seen you mean. Fear manifest in a body like this. It was like this frozen frozen. Here's a guy stat in every other tournament. Just you know what i mean. Just i people right. What saw and then froze i. His face was like you know like a statue in aliens. You when that little creature comes on the face as if they took the took the creature off right he was on the mat squirting out of. Do you even know the depression. That i went through after that. I know i win div depression. Yeah suicidal. I feel bad because i should be more supportive. Thank you thank you. Yeah you're right. Yes it'd be more supportive. That i learned the lesson. You can't let fear dictate your life in the way you navigate through life 'cause 'cause to be honest with you. I was my worst enemy You know so. Like 'cause i've thought of i've replayed that event in my head. Think about that thing. No because you learn lessons from it what is it okay lesson is. Let's say if i tried my very best in wasn't fearful in i lost. I'd be okay with that. It's because the fear set in. And i wasn't at my best. That's where i have. The pro does that make sense. Yeah had a similar thing happened was glad jeremiah spelling bee when i went to this real. This is real. This is real okay. I went to regionals. Did you really. Yes i was i was i was going to go to nationals. I had learned every single word in fifth grade. Wow i was. I killed it a state Went to texas. I'm from kansas then. So i went from kansas to texas. And then the next step boys nationals. While did you have the little number thing. yes. I love that. Yeah yea because fear. I knew the word. I knew the word. And it's the the the the first and last time. I got legit stage fright. I spelled the word wrong. And i knew that i was doing it wrong because i fear because i wanted out or so scared will you purposely set at wrong because of the fear i think or because if you're said you couldn't think straight you knew the knew it i knew it. It was an easy word. we're getting lullaby lullaby lullaby. Do you know how hard i kick myself. After i still can't spell that would let me try lullaby. okay. I'll try it to l. u. l. u. l. l. a. b. y. Yes that's it. That's a low ball yup. You couldn't spell that. I spilled it. Hell u. l. a. and then i i went froze to a. b. y. And then go. I'm sorry. And i knew i knew i spelling wrong. Oh my parents and the audience yes. My mom had flown to texas with me. What was she's probably. Imagine the shame in the audience. I mean all these kids around are like really hard words. And i was like okay. I know that when. I know that one wasn't meant to be because we're scissor brothers now people's went through a similar dude. I feel close to you. Do from the ashes we wrote we had. We share that right one. Two three four five. I don't know. I've never said what what the eight one hundred nine. No we're not doing something interesting i've had a lot of But you have that fear. I'll tell you i'll tell you. Tell me so three years ago. I don't care because yeah. Amy poehler producing this pilot.
Bad Friends
"bobby lee" Discussed on Bad Friends
"Sorry. I don't think you know the power of your word. If you say some very powerful very powerful very powerful. Can i say this so at the time. When you're you're glamorizing. I know clamor your sprinkling not even cry. Though at all i was. Yeah but when. I called nick right. Yeah because the whole thing is that. When i say he cried because when it called nick yes right so just listen. So we're calling nick on a prank right. Obviously you're going to exaggerate it. I i was thinking about adding other things remain right. He likes humus. hung himself in a closet. Yeah you know what i mean. Those details come back to me. And i just wanted to do lesson. I'm telling you what do people say. What are you a pussy yet. You know like but crying is a natural human emotion. These guys are like trolls. They're like oh you can't you fucking crazy pussy blah blah blah cry for all that stuff. Marie graduate like because you said the cash rain. Because you said santino got a lawyer. He was thinking about getting a lawyer to sue. Stephen i for the april fools. He had a bunch of trolls hitting him up. Thinking that was real unions addresses chaos. You aren't of you like you riot. Don't make me feel like shit like really do you really know. Let me say something right now. Okay because your words matter. But i'm gonna tell you that it makes me feel shame but that dog guess it makes me feel shame It makes me feel bad I know there's these will consequences that happen aren't you know aren't in the forefront of my mind when i'm doing these mischievous mean verbal on my friends know that my family right. Will i stop. No okay that's fine looking right now. That's fine with me right now. I will not stop okay. That's fine okay. Can i go back to my story. When i felt proud of you. I love to okay. So we're at the power high school gym and he was wrestling another asian kid from the story. I remember that match. And so this kid was his nemesis. He was good. I think his name was pineapple or something he was. Here's a as an asian kid was on an apple we used to know. We were racist racist. He looked was philippino in mustache. And a asian version right but you call them pineapple. no thousands aimed at the whole team called them. That came from you though. I don't think he up his words again. I'm putting my where it didn't.
Ruby on Rails Podcast
Rails Camp USA with Bobbilee Hartman
"Bobby Lee Hardman is a developer advocate. Swear she's been in development for the past five years president more widely known as the founder of rails Camp West the longstanding unplug retreat for Web developers in the United States. Bobby Lee recently moved from the wind. West Seattle bobbly. I wrote rails instructors for vote bootcamp call block. It's so great to talk to you once again. Bobbly yeah you to me. I'm excited. Thanks thanks for joining me. Bobby Lee what is your develop origin story okay. So it's Kinda crazy so I didn't study my first year of college was photography then. I transferred transferred after a year. In did You Know Business Administration with an emphasis in marketing so then after college I started working at a small startup it up and we are building a mobile APP. Emmy outsource all of our development work to you know like a small dead shot and I was kind of you. Know doing Little bit of designed for them and a little bit of like preparing to do marketing. Because the apple doesn't live yet so as always at that deb shops office and the guys is in. There could kind of tell that I was really interested in what they're doing. I thought they were like Superman News. Just so cool to see at the time. And so they gave me a book to read L. H. Meal on a Schmaltzy assess and I read it really quickly and I was just like super into it and excited that I can learn it and I just was like Oh my God. This isn't that difficult you no. I think this might be something I might be interested in so then probably like a week after I finished that book there is a technique Chicago conference and I was living in Madison Wisconsin at the time so it wasn't that far so I went with a friend and one of the sessions that was going on there was called Anyone learn to code and so I was like oh for sure have to go to the session. They're going to like teach me all kinds of stuff you know like maybe there's some magic thing going on that's not not you know. Engineering is not that complicated. Whatever some drop and drag thing like photoshop or something and totally not that but they kind of explained to me about this the program? There's this new concept of doing learning one specific language in eleven weeks and so they were the first school to do it and even before Dev bootcamp when I was like. Oh this sounds interesting. You know maybe I'll just figure out if I don't like it. I mean if I don't like it that'll be able to communicate with our engineers that were working with you know win win regardless bliss so you know but you know. I wasn't quite sure so when I went back to Madison to think about it and then a week after that. This all happened really quickly Week after that Madison Ruby. I was in town which is a smaller conference and the day before it was a rail bridge in rails was the language they were going to teach in that course in Chicago so I was interested so went to this one day workshop in rails bridges a one day workshop that you teach you kind of the basics of what rails is. It's it's pretty probably made for people that no other languages but I was like. Oh Whatever I. I don't know how to use a computer. Besides doing a little bit of photoshop stuff and now each to Mounsey assess the book so I went to this thing and I learned you know pretty you know lake. It was still very confusing. I mean it's very high level But it was you know really I just got me really interested in thinking more about going to school and then at the end of the workshop they were like is anyone in the Roma photographer. You know it can be casual. I don't have to be super professional national anything but we just want someone to take some photos of the Madison Ruby Conference over the next few days so I was like. Oh I can do that. You know I'm not you know. Amazing at doing internal shots are inside indoors shots. But you know they're like whatever yeah sounds good and so it was jam who I'm still friends with. And so yeah. I shot the whole conference when I met all these people in the rails community Ruby community that I'm still friends with today and One of the instructors that school in Chicago was there so he kinda convince me a few convince me to just go ahead and take the program in Chicago and just see what would happen. I love that story because it's essentially a series of you saying yes to opportunities soon. be allowing up. Yes so yes so then. Pretty much after that Yeah I went to school in. Chicago's two months or whatever and after that out I was like I should move back to Minneapolis because my first role could be you know an internship it can be unpaid. I'm not sure and I'm from Minneapolis. So but yes. I got my first paid salary and everything junior position after that And that felt kind of like my first real job because my startup job fell a little. You know just kind like a starter thing before right up right out of college so see then my career just kind of kept going after that I got my next suffer engineering role at intuit do it in San Diego and then if you other things Until I started working at square. So yes so that leads us where you are first. Developer advocate on the show. How can you tell me what that role entails okay so a developer evangelist or advocate developer? Relations are all interchangeable and there are a little bit different at every company and and at Square. We kind of are less focused on going to events a lot and traveling a lot which is what a lot of a lot of evangelists as you as you may have met some of of them. That's a lot of what they're doing is creating You know talks conferences going to conferences and blog posts. So we do you know. We do a lot of talks conferences. We also encourage a lot of our engineers to speak at conferences and to teach them about what are the opportunities are out there for them to get Get out into the community deep and then we work on the blog newsletter. and Um yeah this new YouTube channel which we've created a lot of tutorials and short videos intro videos videos about you know maybe one topic that you'll see on our docks or something and so. We're still coding. Because recreating these orioles and creating these workshops stuff on on our videos and for blog posts. Well and let's see what else is the main thing is that you know Every developer over ventures as a little bit different to and what. They're evangelizing. So what they're sharing to their community of developers so we focused on sharing and spreading the word about our SDK's API's his and about this new marketplaces kind of like an APP store for evangelists mean for developers so a lot of people know of square for our hardware. But they don't know about us as much for some of the you know adding a payment form. It's your website or your mobile APP so a lot of that is what kind of were getting the word out what. I'm trying to get the word out. Maybe you know on twitter or you know just being part of the community going to meet ups telling people kind of what we're up to and you know writing different blog posts and then And then another cool thing that we're up to is this marketplace's APP store if you will where we're connecting our smelling of sellers that we have so people that have readers tres in the hardware at their coffee shop or for their store the farmer's market We're kind of trying to make you know we're trying to work on. Adding developers offers into the scene there. So there's some developers who might WanNa make us custom tool for a seller so we're kind of connecting them in a marketplace where they can make money on people and building APPs for sellers dollars. So that's kind of this new thing that were Working on as well so yes so it's kind of different. You're always kind of like you know you're either spreading the word about what S. gave an API or were also teaching Our own internal teams. You know what are the developer saying slack or the questions coming through recently any. How can we change the docs to be a little bit? More user friendly What are some things that developers want that we aren't building? What are what are they saying about our current offering offering our current? SEK's in waters. You know yeah so. We're kind of like the voice of you know we can be help helpful in a few different ways but those are kind of all the things that would entail maybe something in evangelist evangelist would do not sounds like a lot. So what is the day in the life where you are you still coating yes so we're so coning. There's only three of us on my team that do mainly vandalism or advocacy and we so-called because we're creating blog post with some content in there so something where reteaching engineer engineer how to us when we're SDK's for example or introducing something that's new In an anarchist that were building for the Youtube Channel. We or you know coating up examples making small APPS Yeah kind of live coding on all of those videos so live examples of APPs Yes US oh. We're so th coating data days changes. Recently I've been working on looking back at all of our old blog posts making sure we don't have a lot of four fours and a lot of redirects going into some of our new content are new versions of Sek's or we've seen new API's that come out and there's new stuff coming out of the time so making sure blogs are up to date Working on a script for a video is something I do a lot now and mainly. That's I would say. Most of my time goes towards making scripts or working with other engineers on our team to produce a script gripped for something Yeah and like events we do some events for select engine like we'll have a group of people come and tell us how their experience with their API he is so we'll have you know events like that and stuff