Can you talk to this girl? She's a friend of a friend and she's leaving high school

and it's her first year in college. She's trying to pick a major and she wants to be a journalist.

I'm real cemented. Run! That's my advice. You don't want her talking to me.

Tell you that right then, fuck that.

So when I reflect back on how we got here in recent years on the podcast and how we survived

print media and such a just devastating, insane environment. I mean competing when I was a young

kid, competing in the New York market, media market definitely helped toughen you up and stuff.

Most of these people that are out here now are just chosen ones and they really don't have any

experience and they just, you know, somebody turns the spickets on and they get paid and they say

what people want them to say and the end result is there's no truth out here.

And then the ultimate collateral effect of that and the collateral damage and the repercussions

is it's almost impossible now to tell what the truth is as a news consumer and what is being

manufactured and people are then confused as to what information to use as a baseline to make

decisions and then there's analysis paralysis and I'll do anything. I don't know what to do. I don't

know who to believe. Who do I believe this guy? He's got so many people. He's got so many followers

and he's on a big network. I better believe him. Who's this little fucking guy? Who's this guy?

He swears and blah blah blah blah. And before you know it, you're toast. You're toast.

You're absolutely toast. He's swear to God. I wish everybody well out there on the public side

specifically. That's why I want people to jump in on pain.tv. You just want the video for money.

You think no one's going to get rich from this? No one's getting rich from pain.tv. Believe me

after all the expenses and the things we pay for. Nobody is getting rich telling the truth.

Nobody. You know why? Because if they did, there be more people telling the truth. It's very simple.

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