Listen, Sunshine, found a escape a cycle of Samsara inside of five minutes,

and I'm going to be reincarnated,

not as a lot as fucking flower,

but as your fucking worst nightmare.

Hey, I don't like it as a moxha.

Yeah.

Oh, listen, mate,

you, Sunshine,

must fucking imagine Sisyvasapi.

All right.

Well, before you were recording, we accidentally invented

Giza Buddhism. And then Riley suggested that we introduced Guy Ritchie to the concept of Buddhism.

And I had to explain that Guy Ritchie was married to Madonna and therefore, you know,

Buddhism's greatest deep cover agent. And therefore, I would say, is intimately familiar with the cycle of suffering. We can do it. We can get Guy Ritchie, I think, my opinion. I think Guy Ritchie could be made to, instead of making movies, you know, it is, not even instead of. We could say, Guy Ritchie, go ahead. Promote your 100,000 pound barbecue company like you did in the whole framing narrative

of the movie, The Gentleman.

Promote your, like, pub that you own in like Notting Hill or whatever.

But, but, but we need a better Buddhist action hero than Steven Seagall.

I don't know.

I think Steven Seagal might be a bodhisattva.

And I'm not, that's going to sound like a fat joke.

It isn't.

It's because he remains seated a lot, which is key to relaxation.

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