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You want to be a door mat?

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You want to be broke?

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You want people to not respect you?

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Why?

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Oh because you want people to like you?

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Ignore that shit.

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Who cares?

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheepgid Sheared podcast.

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I'm your host Austin Creed, my friends.

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Today is going to be a humbling episode for a number of reasons.

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Number one, it's never easy for a guy to admit that he needs help.

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At least it's not easy for me.

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And number two, I want to say straight out the gate that a lot of people are not going

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to be ready for this conversation.

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You might think that you are, but you're not.

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A lot of people, they want to take the easy route.

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And I don't blame you if you want to take the easy route, but this is advanced level

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type of shit.

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I'm no, no, how are you doing?

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No, no, how's it going?

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No, we're jumping right in.

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Why?

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Because this is very important.

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And this is something that I've been on the front lines of for the last couple of weeks.

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Gentlemen, we need to understand that pain is part of our lives.

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And it's the fire that forges us into either the strongest metals.

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Or we just fizzle out and we burn.

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We burn like paper and we just it's gone.

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What am I talking about?

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Talking about pain.

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Let me ask you something, my friends.

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Let me ask you something.

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This is going to be a very uncomfortable conversation, but we're going to have it.

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How many of you are suffering in silence right now?

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How many of you are unhappy with your life?

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How many of you have felt like, oh, you know what?

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Yeah.

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I should be doing X, Y or Z, but I'm not.

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How many of you have felt trapped in your own life?

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How many of you felt like somebody else is driving the show, even though it's your life?

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You feel powerless to change.

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You feel powerless to get ahead.

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You feel powerless to act.

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You feel like things just happen to you.

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Sound familiar?

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Yeah, straight up.

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You're not alone.

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In fact, anytime we start something new, anytime we get comfortable in what we're currently

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doing, anytime that we allow, we forsake growth or comfort, we sacrifice our success

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or being a little comfortable, a little bit secure in what we're doing.

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We're going to pick up cobwebs, proverbially cobwebs.

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And this is going to make it difficult to transmute our pain and our suffering.

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See, here's the problem.

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Pain is not a problem.

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I want to get that out the gate right now.

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And if you're living your life right now to avoid pain, you are a weak sack of shit.

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Yes, you heard me right.

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You are a weak sack of shit.

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Weak, pathetic, if you are avoiding pain.

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Now, I'm not telling you you should be a masochist and derive enormous amounts of pleasure from

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your pain, not what I'm saying.

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If you are willing more power to you, but that's not the point.

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The point is that if you are not willing to take it on the chin, if you don't want to

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go out there and fight a good fight, if you're not willing to go out there and be on the

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front lines of the battle for your life, for the causes you care about, then you are weak.

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And your ancestors are rolling over in their graves and they're sick of your disgusting

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behavior.

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I'm on your ass today.

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I'm not letting you get away with this shit no more.

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Why?

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Because I hold myself to that standard too.

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I hold myself to that standard.

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I don't not going to sit here and tell you to do something I'm not doing.

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I'm not here to get a check and laugh all the way to a Swiss bank.

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No.

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I'm sick of people pretending life is so hard and it should be easy.

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Never has life been easy, not for one goddamn second.

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Never.

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It's not supposed to be easy.

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It's not supposed to be painful.

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It's supposed to be hard.

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It's anything that's worth doing to risk pain and it'll be hard.

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Period in the story.

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You're doing something easy.

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You're weak.

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You're doing something that's, oh, I don't know.

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It's not hard, but it's not easy.

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I'm kind of just on the lazy river.

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You're weak.

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And guys, let's be real here.

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You want the fine ass chicks, right?

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I'm not saying you got to marry him.

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No, I'm saying you want the fine ass chicks.

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You want the money, right?

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You want the peace.

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You want the quiet.

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You want the freedom that comes at a cost.

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It's not free.

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Not free.

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One of the things I learned in the military is that freedom ain't free.

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Oh yeah.

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I know people got bumper stickers of like, yeah, man, freedom ain't free.

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Do not diminish the importance of that statement.

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Gentlemen, I'll be real with you.

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I don't enjoy pain, but I'm learning to see it as not a problem, but as a productivity

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producer.

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If you look at some of the most beautiful paintings in the world, you look at some of

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the best music by some of the greatest composers of our time.

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Mozart, Beethoven, artists such as Michelangelo, such as Da Vinci.

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Do you think those men were happy?

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Do you think that they didn't have pain?

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They felt excruciating inner pain.

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Do you ever listen to Mozart's Requiem?

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You haven't.

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I don't know you.

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You are the reason why the world's going down the pipes if you don't even know about

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classical music.

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You know, I know men who are older.

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They're in their millennials, Gen X, boomers, silent generation, even that are still alive.

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They despise people under 30.

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Why?

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Because they see them as weak, uneducated, stupid, and very malleable.

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And you know what?

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I can't sit there and tell them that they're wrong.

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They're wrong about me.

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They're like actively, you know, my friends, I'll be honest with you about something.

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You know what I've been listening to recently that I never in a million years that I will

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listen to?

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I've been listening to the audiobook of Mein Kampf written by good old A.H.

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Oh yeah.

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Oh yeah, I've been listening to it.

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And you know what was interesting?

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Some of the guy's points was honestly, I found myself agreeing with some of the stuff he

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said.

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Now, not the part about the international jewelry, you know, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

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no, no, no, no, no, no.

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That shit is where I'm like, where do you come up with this stuff?

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That's like me saying that, oh, there are a lot of people who are African American who

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play in sports.

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There must be a mafia going on.

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It's like, what?

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But besides the point, the point I'm trying to tell you is this.

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We need to stop just teaching people to not think for themselves, to not distinguish between

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what is just an emotional response and logic.

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We must teach people to be free thinkers.

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Free thinkers are the most educated and least likely people to be exploited.

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You think I like what he said, what I'm listening to this audiobook?

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You think I enjoy what he says about Jews?

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Hell no, I think it's disgusting.

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But guess what?

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I'm still listening to it.

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Why?

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Because there's something to be gained by listening to the words of somebody who impacted

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the world in such a powerful way and got people behind him in large numbers.

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You think I like Carl Marx?

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No, his ideas have led to the deaths of millions of people.

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Guess what?

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I still listen to Das Kapital.

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I still listen to the Communist Manifesto.

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Why?

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Because you must understand the world you live in and you must understand the opposition.

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Period.

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End of story.

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It's not enough to just know, oh, this is not good.

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That's what lemmings do.

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You know what a lemming is?

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A lemming is a rodent who would walk off a cliff if he saw another one of his kind walk

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off a cliff.

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Is that the kind of person you want to be?

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Oh, I don't want, I don't like pain.

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Oh, the other generations had it easier.

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Oh, fuck they did.

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No, they didn't.

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They didn't have it easier.

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They had it harder than you.

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They didn't have Google.

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They couldn't make a living producing content like this.

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I thought it's easy, but it's far more easier than going to the factory seven days a week,

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six days a week.

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No healthcare, smoking, drinking straight, no West Coast and just straight going to the

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factory, the plant, the post office.

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You think this stuff is easy?

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No, it's not.

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Guess what?

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You've fallen for the bait that everything is easy, that the pain is bad.

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Pain is bad, work is bad.

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You found all these things that, oh, going to the gym is white supremacy.

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Oh, having a good looking body is misogynistic.

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Oh, these things are, stop being a victim for God's sakes.

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I want you to reach behind you.

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You see this thing running up your neck, you know, from your back.

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That's called your spine.

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Use that shit.

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Use it and stop being weak.

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Stop being pathetic.

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It's disgusting.

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And trust me, it's going to hurt.

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You think it's always going to feel good?

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No.

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Guess what?

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It's like it goes back to the old adage of, oh, mine isn't by happiness.

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Well, if I'm going to be unhappy, whether I'm rich or broke, I'm going to be unhappy,

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whether I stand up for myself or I don't, I'm going to stand up for myself.

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I'm going to be rich.

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Why?

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Because it's better than the alternative.

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You want to be a doormat?

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You want to be broke?

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You want people to not respect you?

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Why?

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Oh, because you want people to like you?

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Ignore that shit.

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Who cares?

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Who cares if people like you?

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Who cares if you're going through life being admired by people like some schmuck who does

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nothing?

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Who cares if you are admired by people?

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I care about being admired by men who are knowledgeable.

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They're powerful.

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They are educated.

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They have actual gravitas to them.

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And on all time, you political word, gravitas, authority.

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They are real strong thinkers in their opinions.

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Hold more weight.

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Not just the average putts or schmuck in the street who thinks they know everything because

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they read CNN or MSNBC on their news app.

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They think they know what's going on.

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They know nothing.

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They know nothing.

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The same way that everybody who spends their life ignoring pain and pursuing pleasure are

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some of the weakest people, the most unhappy people on the planet or the hedonists, the

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pleasure seekers.

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Go make that one.

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Makes sense.

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Do you want excitement or fulfillment, my friends?

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Because that's the question right there.

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Do you want to feel excitement or do you want to feel fulfilled in your life?

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Do you want to look back and say, my God, I put in that work and I got results and I'm

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proud of myself?

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Hmm?

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That's what you want?

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Already want to be the guy at the club, watching girls shake their behinds, looking at the

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guys up at the top who are in the VIP while you're simping down there on the floor.

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Oh, you want me to get down and dirty with it?

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Oh yeah, I'll go there.

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Oh yeah, I'll go there.

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Why?

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Because you got to hear that shit.

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You got to hear that you're nothing because you know your garbage, that you've achieved

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something, you've done something.

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And if you have, and I know some of you are working towards it and have achieved, you

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get in that comment section and you let these men know that if you can't even afford a car

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and you're out here trying to get bitches, you're stupid.

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You out here, you don't got your own place like this and you're out there trying to get

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bitches, you're stupid.

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Go and experience some pain.

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Get on Muck Mode for God's sakes.

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Get on Muck Mode.

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Step your game up.

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You'll feel good.

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You'll get out there and you'll start to feel like an actual man.

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Instead of just another boy with his pants sagging under his behind or another punk in

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the street who thinks that somebody owes him something.

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They should steal it from guys like us who live in this community who work for a living.

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You got to steal it from us instead of go to get a job you bum you and I'm sick of it.

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Stop avoiding pain and start producing.

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Start doing something.

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My friends, I hope this encouraged you because I know somebody out here got to hear this.

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You got to let a fire underneath your behind.

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Get out there and do something.

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Get out there and keep pushing.

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Be like Sisyphus and keep pushing up, boulder up that cliff.

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Even if it rolls back down every day, be like Sisyphus.

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I might do a whole video on that now that I'm thinking about it.

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We might do a whole show on Sisyphus and the myth of how Sisyphus kept pushing the boulder

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up the hill and kept going back down and he kept at it.

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It was a curse.

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A lot of men, they do that every day and that's how you get successful in this life.

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There are no shortcuts.

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Stop looking for the shortcuts.

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My friends, I think I've said enough for the night.

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I think I got a point across.

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Help light that spark to get you off your behind and get out there and get some electricity

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back in that system.

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Get the blood pumping.

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Get your heart going.

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Get out there and win the day one day at a time, one week at a time, a month at a time,

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one year at a time.

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That's how we'd be successful.

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That is how you win.

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My friends to care.

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I'm out of here.

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You let me know what you think, what your comments are.

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I'd love to see him and you want to be a low life.

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I think you're wrong.

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You made me feel bad.

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Go write the FCC.

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Go get a therapist.

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Go wine on X and leave me alone.

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I'm out.

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I'm out.