Hi everybody. Welcome to another episode of what I watched this week. I'm going to start by talking about the Tyson-Jake-Paul fight. I don't generally watch boxing, but, you know,

I was going to just give in to the FOMO and watch the fight and there was fight after

fight. I mean, usually that happens in boxing where there all just fights before the main

fight had I

known that the most entertaining fight between the two women that was going to be the one that was

the most entertaining because by the time the Tyson and Paul fight started I was so tired but then

watching it it just I don't why did this fight? Why did Tyson agree to this fight? I mean,

obviously, it has to be for the money, but why for Jake Paul? Like, nothing about him to me is

likable and it just wasn't entertaining. It just seemed so weird. Like, okay, you won, but you won against the 58-year-old.

And, you know, I'm the person that decided to watch the fight. That was my bad. Like,

why did I do that? Did anybody else watch that? What did you think? Okay, um, I watch a lot of cult

documentaries. I'm obsessed with them. And there's this four-episode documentary on HBO Max called Breath of Fire about these group of, it's yoga, kind of like the, there was a yoga doctor. I was on Netflix a couple of years ago, I think during the pandemic or so.

But it's a kundalini yoga, I guess.

And they came up with the whole scheme.

They're part of the people who do the yogi tea, if you're familiar with it.

And there was just a whole bunch of scheming going on.

Basically, this man came from India.

And just because he had a beard, everyone assumed that he was a yogi and he just ran with it and then started a whole thing.

And the main character kind of is a lady named Katie.

She's a white lady named Katie who kind of learned everything.

She started with astrology, but kind of rose in the ranks and, you know, change her name.

I think it was, forgive me, I should have gotten her name. But she gave herself a name and there was

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