445 Joe Rogan Experience Review of Cody Tucker

Summary

Joe Rogan Experience Review Podcast: Episode 445 – Review of Cody Tucker

Introduction In Episode 445 of the Joe Rogan Experience Review Podcast, hosts Adam Thorne and Peter delve into their analysis of Cody Tucker’s appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. Released on May 23, 2025, this episode offers a comprehensive breakdown of Cody Tucker's contributions, exploring his unique content style, interests, and the broader discussions sparked by his episode.

Cody Tucker’s Background and Content Adam and Peter commence the discussion by introducing Cody Tucker, highlighting his engaging presence and intriguing content.

• Cody’s Instagram and Podcast Presence
  • Adam Thorne [03:01]: "I've been looking at his Instagram for a while. It's cool that Joe had him on. I didn't know that he was on Joe's radar but people are enjoying his little... you know, just some wild thing."
  • Peter [03:25]: "I like all interesting facts and weird corners of history, so his stuff is right up my alley."

Cody is praised for his ability to present obscure historical facts in an entertaining and accessible manner. His segments often feature surprising revelations, such as little-known Napoleon facts, which captivate the audience.

• Production Quality and Content Delivery
  • Adam Thorne [03:43]: "It's nice that he does it, you know, kind of concisely. And really, they're slick looking too. Like, his clips are... It looks so professional."
  • Peter [03:46]: "They're slick looking too. Like, his clips are. It looks so professional."

The hosts commend Cody’s professionalism and the high-quality production of his content, noting that his use of modern technology enables him to create engaging material with ease.

Highlights from Cody Tucker’s Episode on Joe Rogan The review touches upon several key moments and topics from Cody’s episode, reflecting on both the content and its presentation.

• Humility and Authenticity
  • Adam Thorne [02:57]: "He was like, yeah, don't listen to it, Joey. Just found that perfect. Like, this is so funny."
  • Peter [03:05]: "He was like, go ahead and... Oh, you can skip it if you want."

Cody’s humble approach, where he subtly discourages promotion of his own podcast, is highlighted as a refreshing and genuine aspect of his interaction with Joe Rogan.

• Discussion on Stephen King and Media Criticism
  • Peter [04:40]: "Mm. Yeah, he was doing... ser, like, nothing like what you're listening to."
  • Adam Thorne [07:16]: "He didn't really care for that movie, which is kind of wild."

The hosts delve into a discussion about Stephen King’s works and their adaptations, contrasting Cody’s historical narratives with literary critiques, and touching on broader media interpretations.

Hosts' Analysis and Broader Discussions Beyond Cody’s appearance, Adam and Peter explore a range of topics that either were discussed during the episode or emerged from their analysis.

• Driverless Cars and Technological Advancements
  • Adam Thorne [17:54]: "But, I mean, it's the way of the future. It's gonna be happening. They're only gonna get better at doing it."
  • Peter [18:43]: "Just get a spanner and... But yeah. So no, thank you."

The conversation transitions into the realm of autonomous vehicles, discussing the safety concerns and societal implications of driverless technology. They reference real-world incidents and ponder the future integration of such technologies.

• Flat Earth Theory and Conspiracy Discussions
  • Adam Thorne [20:35]: "Oh, you are. Okay."
  • Peter [25:10]: "They're lying to us."

Addressing flat Earth theories, the hosts express skepticism towards conspiracy theories, pondering the motivations behind restricted areas like Antarctica and drawing parallels to historical myths.

• Climate Change and Environmental Policies
  • Peter [29:10]: "You're already working with 2%. Doesn't just bring it down 2%."
  • Adam Thorne [29:30]: "Yeah. It's getting into everyone. My daughter is 15 months old and I wonder how much plastic is in her brain already."

A significant portion is dedicated to climate change, critiquing current environmental policies and discussing the effectiveness of large-scale initiatives. The hosts emphasize the pervasive issue of microplastics and their impact on health and the environment.

• Health and Allergies
  • Adam Thorne [34:10]: "What system does that? Endocromatic? Systemic?"
  • Peter [35:21]: "And snake bites. Like you might get bit by a black mamba and live, but the next time you're going to die."

Health topics, particularly allergies and immune system responses, are explored with a blend of scientific curiosity and skepticism towards emerging theories and treatments.

Notable Quotes

• Adam Thorne [03:17]: "He's just humble, dude."
• Peter [04:56]: "If they wanted to cancel Forrest Carter for writing the outlawed Josie Wells because he was a little too racist."
• Adam Thorne [24:30]: "Yeah, but over the last 25 years, they've lost a shitload of the ice."

Conclusion Adam and Peter conclude the episode with positive reflections on Cody Tucker’s influence and potential future appearances, expressing hope that Cody continues to thrive in the podcasting space and reaches broader audiences.

• Peter [37:24]: "I like everything. He's from East Texas too, so nice. He's a swamp boy."
• Adam Thorne [37:55]: "Thank you so much for listening Pete, as always. Pleasure."

The episode wraps up with camaraderie between the hosts, reinforcing their enthusiasm for sharing valuable insights from the Joe Rogan Experience.

Final Thoughts Episode 445 of the Joe Rogan Experience Review Podcast offers a thorough and engaging analysis of Cody Tucker’s appearance on Joe Rogan. Adam Thorne and Peter effectively breakdown the content, providing listeners—both fans and newcomers—with a nuanced understanding of Cody’s contributions and the broader discussions they inspire. The inclusion of detailed quotes and timestamps enhances the summary, making it a valuable resource for those seeking an in-depth overview without listening to the full episode.

Transcript

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[Adam Thorne]

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[Peter]

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[Adam Thorne]

You're listening to the Joe Rogan Experience Review. What a bizarre thing we've created now with your host Adam Thorne.

[Guest]

This might either be the worst podcast.

[Adam Thorne]

Or the best one. One go.

[Peter]

Enjoy the show.

[Adam Thorne]

Hey guys and welcome to another episode of the JRE Review. This week my co host is Peter. Hello Peter.

[Guest]

Greetings.

[Adam Thorne]

Nice to have you.

[Guest]

Nice to be here.

[Adam Thorne]

And we are reviewing Cody Tucker. Good old Cody.

[Guest]

I've been he had he's got the name of a country singer.

[Adam Thorne]

He really does kind of looks like one too.

[Guest]

Just want to break some stuff down. Some twangy, twangy chords coming out of that guy's mouth.

[Adam Thorne]

He I've been looking at his Instagram for a while. It's cool that Joe had him on. I didn't know that he was on Joe's radar but people are enjoying his little I don't even know how to describe the segments. I was trying to do it the other day and it's like half ass history kind of. Yeah. He pick like a Napoleon fact that you didn't realize was one and it's you know, just Some wild thing. Like he loved Beats and just would go into something.

[Guest]

God bless the Beats.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm. But anyway, funny guy, interesting stuff. I loved how he kind of opened up and was not promoting his podcast at all. If anything, he was doing the opposite. He was like, yeah, don't listen to it, Joey. Just found that perfect. Like, this is so funny.

[Guest]

Yeah. He was like, go ahead and. Oh, you can skip it if you want.

[Adam Thorne]

He's like, I mean, follow the Instagram, that's good. But the podcast and, you know, and I've heard bits of his show. It's good. It is good. He's just humble, dude. So, yeah, what was your. What was your feel of good old Cody?

[Guest]

I like all interesting facts and weird corners of history, so his stuff is right up my alley. I want to follow him.

[Adam Thorne]

It is cool, right? And I was interested here how he put that together and it. And it sounds like quite a lot of work. Like, he's scouring a lot, skimming a lot of information to come up with these little pieces. And it's nice that he does it, you know, kind of concisely. And really, they're.

[Guest]

They're slick looking too. Like, his clips are. It looks so professional.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm. Yeah, he does a good job. That's what's really nice today, though, is, you know, back in the day, being a content creator was also being like, you know, a video wizard and a lot of other things, which, you know, combine that with actually having some talent and being interesting. There's a lot of pieces of play there, but now it can just be someone that really has some interesting stuff to say. And so much of the software, I mean, you can film this stuff from your phone now and it looks legit, especially for, like, a podcast style.

[Guest]

Right? Yeah, just also for a couple of guys that don't need a lot of high resolution, that would work.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, I think it is pretty high res, though, the phones.

[Guest]

Oh, yeah. Also, his. His looks so slick, so I would just, you know, lets the content shine through.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm. Yeah, I love that they jumped over to Stephen King and, you know, his kind of impressive run of just writing a million billion, you know, bangers. Obviously, Rogan's been a huge fan for a long time, and if they.

[Guest]

If they wanted to cancel Forrest Carter for writing the outlawed Josie Wells because he was a little too racist.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm.

[Guest]

Why aren't they gonna cancel Stephen King for being a good buddy with Jeffrey Epstein?

[Adam Thorne]

Ooh, good point.

[Guest]

Let's. Let's cancel that guy, probably.

[Adam Thorne]

Well, you know, the problem is too many people hung out With Jeffrey. So if they go after one of them, it's like, is everyone then going down? There's too many powerful people in that camp. I mean, they've been promising for how long they're gonna release this stuff. I'm starting to not believe it. We're 100 days into Trump's.

[Guest]

They're not going to release it.

[Adam Thorne]

They're not.

[Guest]

Because all that stuff is leveraged for the CIA, Mossad. So this is an episode about that, though.

[Adam Thorne]

No, true.

[Guest]

We don't. We don't need to get into all that.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. And Bill Gates is on that list too. I mean, you throw that many billions at something, it'll go away. Oh, did you hear Elon's. Elon's shocker the other day where Bill Gates was giving him a hard time? I think about how he's fathered a bunch of children with a bunch of women.

[Guest]

No, it was because his doge cuts might affect lives.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, yeah, that's right. Yeah. So he turns around, he goes, well, how can someone that went to Epstein island that many times lecture anyone on child protection? Like, oh, that's a bun and a half. He's a wild animal, dude.

[Guest]

Yeah.

[Adam Thorne]

Absolute wild animal. Have you read much Stephen King, by the way?

[Guest]

Yes, I read it. Dream Catcher. I'm sitting. List all. List them all. No, I won't list them all.

[Adam Thorne]

Take credit for it. That long books.

[Guest]

The Shining. Thinner. Is it about the gypsy curse?

[Adam Thorne]

Okay. Right.

[Guest]

And he gets thin. He just wastes away. Then the Tower series, which is awesome.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm.

[Guest]

Towards the end they start getting a little bit hard to follow, but there he's. His one offs as well are pretty great. Like Salem's Lot. I think that one stands alone. Yeah, that's a good one about. I think it's about vampires. They all kind of blur together. For me, the best one is the Shining.

[Adam Thorne]

Obviously it's very good. Yeah. Very, very good. And it is interesting. He didn't really care for that movie, which is kind of wild. But if it was your. If it was like your best book or seen as. And people changed anything. And supposedly Kubrick and him like, were butting heads. So Kubrick was like almost changing things on purpose to frustrate him.

[Guest]

Yeah.

[Adam Thorne]

Which is a wild move.

[Guest]

His. The movie. The book was about one thing. The madness and alcoholism and child abuse and. And the darkness of being alone in this huge haunted mansion to. Kubrick changed it to be about genocide of the Native American population. He changed it to. To being about us. Subversive. Also hidden homosexuality. That movie Was vastly different than the book because Kubrick was trying to say different stuff with it.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. And a bunch of fake moon landing imagery, which is wild. Yeah, yeah. He was just on a different. And pulled it off. It's a great movie. You know, I think the best way to look at it is like, see them as separate things that have a similar story and they're both very enjoyable for that reason.

[Guest]

Well, Kubrick was a genius. Was a genius. Rest him. And also I would argue that Stephen King is a genius writer. Back when he was on the nose candy and the alcohol.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, it's kind of wild that that may have been his peak. Talking about those kind of addictive factors, Cody got into a bit of fast food. He's a cigarette guy. I mean, you know, loves it.

[Guest]

He's. He's a little thicker.

[Adam Thorne]

Thicker guy.

[Guest]

I liked how Joe wasn't like, come to the gym with me, bro.

[Adam Thorne]

Right.

[Guest]

Didn't immediately try to recruit him.

[Adam Thorne]

He was thinking about it.

[Guest]

I could see the glimmer in his eye.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, he was definitely thinking about it. Well, they touched on jelly roll too. Losing like hundreds of pounds, which is fair play.

[Guest]

Yeah.

[Adam Thorne]

You know, he's so good. He's such a great artist, A lot of fun. It's been so cool to see him interacting with this whole space of these comedians and others alike. And yeah, it's probably a good move when you're killing it and you become in like literally a list. You want to. You want to keep that train rolling and yes, you know.

[Guest]

You mean jelly roll?

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. He was eating too many jelly rolls.

[Guest]

Uh huh. I think probably too many late night parties and lots of drinking.

[Adam Thorne]

No doubt.

[Guest]

Why do I always go to that? I'm always thinking it's.

[Adam Thorne]

That it might be, could be, it's hard to say. But look, it's fun to have fun, but definitely take care of yourself, folks. Okay. You know, all right, all right, we'll do it.

[Guest]

I guess I'll try it.

[Adam Thorne]

How did they get onto Uber's kind of shady practices? I don't know what the turning point there was, but I worked for Uber for a while. You know, there were good things and bad things. You know, it's nice to work for yourself and pick your own time, especially if you're an entrepreneur and you've got other things going on. Gives you the space to work on it if you got a good hustle. Secondly though, yeah, you're not really like, treated like a member of a company. You're just completely expendable. This podcast is brought to you by hydro. Warm weather hits and suddenly I'm juggling vacations, visitors and zero routine. Hydro brings me back to that structure so I can get quick, efficient workouts that keep me feeling grounded no matter what my calendar looks like. Hydro is kind of my secret weapon for a full body workout. It hits like 86%. Muscles, arms, legs, core, all of it. And I can knock it out in 20 minutes. Super efficient and it actually works. Whether you're training hard or just trying to stay active, hydro really meets you where you're at. It's low impact, so it's easy on your joints, but still gives you that perfect mix of strength and cardio. One thing I love, you never get bored. Hydro's got tons of workouts with actual Olympians and and they are filmed in these gorgeous outdoor spots all over the world. It makes it way easier to stay motivated. Skip the gym, not the workout. Stay on track with hydro for a limited time. Go to hydro.com and use code JRE to save up to $475 off your hydro Pro rower during Hydro's Memorial Day sale. That's H Y d r e ow.com code jre to save up to $475. Hydro.com code jrer this podcast is brought to you by CB Distillery. If you're still tossing and turning at night and feeling edgy during the day, let me tell you about CBD from CB Distillery. Millions are turning to their CBD for relief because it works it. In fact, over 90% of customers report better sleep with CBD. And it's not just sleep. CB Distillery offers targeted formulations for just about everything. Sleep, stress, mood and focus, pain after exercise. They even have CBD for pets. And it's all made with the highest quality clean ingredients. No fillers, just premium cbd. The sleep gummies are my favorite. They've really improved my sleep. And with over 2 million satisfied customers and 100% money back guarantee, CB Distillery is the source to trust. If you're struggling with sleep, stress or other health concerns and haven't found relief, make the change like millions are to CBD from CB Distillery. And for a limited time, you can save 25% off your entire purchase. Visit CB Distillery and use promo code J R e R. That's CB distillery.com promo code J R E R CB distillery.com specific product availability depends on individual state regulations.

[Guest]

It's got. I think that's something to do with the their legal laws restricting driver's ability to arbitrate.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, that's right yeah, yeah.

[Guest]

And. And I mean, of course they haven't. And also the flipping. Not vetting many drivers. So, like, there's, like, crazy people driving these cars sometimes.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. Which is a little scary, honestly. I mean, you know, if you're, like, a big guy, maybe you're fine, but, like, there's lots of smaller people and ladies, again, these things.

[Guest]

Oh.

[Adam Thorne]

And it's like, hey, what's your background check like, buddy?

[Guest]

Great. You know, I've even had drivers with, like, 5,000 drives and 4.8 stars that I'm like, oh, my gosh. I'm afraid. I'm afraid for myself here.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm. Yeah.

[Guest]

Don't bum me, please.

[Adam Thorne]

Well, also, you know, the fact that you have to give up your rights to whatever arbitration means, which is, like, not real court, I guess. You just have to agree to whatever they come up with.

[Guest]

Well, that. That is a court thing.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh.

[Guest]

Like, you agree to. You getting. I'm not sure if it's getting in the car or signing onto the app gets rid of your rights or is it becoming a driver gets rid of some of your rights?

[Adam Thorne]

I think it's the driver thing. You know, I'm pretty sure the people that get in there, like, you can. You can sue Uber if. If it goes. If it takes a left turn.

[Guest]

Wrong side of the tracks. Nah, he's pulled to a random warehouse.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm.

[Guest]

How about those driverless cars? Are they up there?

[Adam Thorne]

No. What is it? What is the company called? Waymo. That's it. Waymo. No, they have them in. They definitely have them in la. Seen people use them out there. I saw them driving around some of the biggest cities. I mean, Bozeman's not a very big place. They're not investing that up here. I mean, it's kind of hard to get an Uber sometimes.

[Guest]

It's just the only time I've seen. I've seen those in Phoenix just the other week when I was getting back from a river trip. And they are interesting. They drive. They pull right into traffic. You're like, whoa.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah.

[Guest]

I mean, also, I've seen them on YouTube where they're getting the windows kicks out in Chicago and stuff. Like, people are setting fire to these things and throwing bricks through the windows and stuff.

[Adam Thorne]

That's so ridiculous. Like, why? Like, what do you do?

[Guest]

They. They don't have any answer for you, for their own actions.

[Adam Thorne]

Mm. Yeah. Not good. But, I mean, it's the way of the future. It's gonna be happening. They're only gonna get better at doing it. And I. And I get it I get people's concerns when they're like, I know I don't feel safe in that. I'm like, yeah, I don't either. But eventually you will and it'll work just fine.

[Guest]

You know the problem with those is you can't just gas out of a bad situation. Like in Chicago, my buddy's dad was picking me up and he said to his friend, this is highly second. Second rate information here. But the. He was. His friend was getting in one and a homeless person threw a brick through their windshield because he was, I don't know, down the wrong side of the tracks again. And so the car just stopped and wouldn't move. So, like, you know, in that situation, you should probably get out of there. So that's one of the problems. They don't have that discernment that a human could do. You can't get out and open the door for a granny. You know what I mean? Yeah, they don't do that.

[Adam Thorne]

He just registered an accident and then stopped.

[Guest]

Just stopped and let the guy almost. Guy. Shout at him for 20 minutes.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, dear Lord.

[Guest]

It was terrifying from what I heard.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, I mean, well, that's gonna put. Put you off for sure. What do you think about Elon's new, like, driverless car? That one that's no.

[Guest]

No drivers. No. No way to drive it, right?

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, yeah. You just get in, it goes and it can Uber on its own. And I don't know when that's coming out, but the. The idea behind it, I mean, I'm not a. I'm not opposed. I'm not gonna be the first one to buy one, but I'll watch. See other people do it.

[Guest]

I don't know. I like the cars. I can pop out dents with hammers and then start it with another battery on top of the other battery.

[Adam Thorne]

Screwdriver.

[Guest]

Just get a spanner and. But yeah. So no, thank you.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. Okay. All right. A part of me is like, that sounds pretty good. I mean, I could do other stuff. I'll read a book on the way to work.

[Guest]

We're drinkers, so I don't.

[Adam Thorne]

I don't think it counts for that, though. I wish. Not yet. It might have.

[Guest]

I wasn't driving. I wasn't driving.

[Adam Thorne]

I mean, technically, if there's not even a steering wheel or any pedals, how could they get you. You couldn't crash it even if you tried. Yeah.

[Guest]

Just over there taking a nap and. I don't know.

[Adam Thorne]

That's a good point. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what the laws behind that one will look like, but I'm interested to see. And ultimately I think it's all going that way. You know, people like, oh, we miss it and yeah, kinda. But you know, we're good at outsourcing stuff and driving is a task and if you can outsource that just like anything else that we're capable of outsourcing, we're gonna do it, get it done. But I don't know, what about the Antarctic flat Earth guys thing? They took those guys down there and.

[Guest]

They did the experiments to prove to them that it was.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Round.

[Adam Thorne]

There was still one guy that was like, nah, fake news slash sky evidence.

[Guest]

Sky evidence clear.

[Adam Thorne]

He wasn't gonna believe it, but yeah, the others just saw the sun spin around and they're like, oh, I guess that would make sense that it was that shape then.

[Guest]

Well, I mean, I don't know. I'm too dumb for that to make sense to me. So I'm still flat Earth in it.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, you are. Okay.

[Guest]

Uh huh. Back on it.

[Adam Thorne]

Doubling down.

[Guest]

I'm on it.

[Adam Thorne]

I like that Pete. In the face of even new evidence that suggests for sure it can't be real, you're like, that is the type of propaganda I don't fall for.

[Guest]

Just the kind of South Antarctica trickery that I was expecting down here.

[Adam Thorne]

Why do you think they have all those treaties and stuff where you can't fly over that area and go down there? What do you think's going on with that? It seems unnecessary. You would have that. It's like, you know, even if they say, oh, it's a safety thing, you know, it might be a shorter way to get places, but if you crash that, it's like if you crash anywhere it's going to be bad.

[Guest]

I don't believe that the Bermuda Triangle, like we should not be boating and flying over that it's claiming lives. And also the, the Alaskan Triangle claims tons of lives. Have you heard about that little spot up in. No, Same thing. People flying over these islands disappear. Dissing, disappearing and dying. Crashing.

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[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, probably.

[Guest]

Cause we got some secret bases down there.

[Adam Thorne]

Dude, it Sounds like something.

[Guest]

UFOs.

[Adam Thorne]

Sounds like something's happening that they're just like, you can't go that way. That's where we always find the. Maybe that's where they found all the UFOs that we've been reverse engineering. They're like digging them up. So they're like, no, you can't be down here.

[Guest]

There's shit under the pyramids. There's walls in south america that are 20,000 years before anybody thought they could build a wall. There's stuff in the Antarctic that they don't want us to see. It all connects somehow and they're not telling us the. Man, I could go on about the Antarctic stuff. The. The Perry Reese map, I think of 1600 compiled from other maps. They were much older even, BC right. Shows landmass there and rivers and mountains. And it also corresponds to. It's actually very accurate as far as the stuff they now know about that place. It probably used to be a place where you could go. And then the. Probably the younger Dryas impact had some. I think it's called continental drift or shift. And push it down where it is now, where it's inhospitable. And it doesn't snow down there. It snows like a tiny bit every year. It's very arid. But the snow that does land stays.

[Adam Thorne]

Right. Okay. So it's just mostly that it's not really melting all that much.

[Guest]

It doesn't melt. It blows around too when the wind gets what gets up. But it doesn't add much snow.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. I've been seeing this new meme going around that's like one of the you know, the kind of climate, you know, conspiracy ones, where it's like, in the last two years, there's actually been a lot of positive snowfall and it's expanded. But when I looked into it, it was like, yeah, but over the last 25 years, they've, like, lost a shitload of the ice.

[Guest]

Sea ice. I think that pertains. I think I've seen some stuff, but it was about the Arctic, the north of north.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, you might be right. But either or both end.

[Guest]

They're lying to us.

[Adam Thorne]

Well, someone is. Someone is. Because, you know, Al Gore was saying we'd be underwater for sure by now. And I'm like, you're either way off. And I Googled that too. And I say Google. I use, like, grok or chat or whatever, the AIs. And they were even saying, actually, the. The predictions have been pretty close to what the scientists have thought. And when I asked it to clarify, it was basically just came down to their, like, updating their predictions all the time. Which isn't a very good prediction, right? Because let's say that I'm predicting where a golf ball is gonna go after you swing it, right? And I don't really know how good you are at golf, but I'm like, yeah, it's gonna go 150 yards that way towards the green, and then you swipe it to the left, and then I just go, oh, actually, it's gonna go left. So pretty good prediction. And it'd go over there somewhere, but I haven't seen it land yet, but I'm much closer than I was before.

[Guest]

And then somebody says, yeah, he. Adam's pretty good at guessing stuff. He updates his predictions all the time.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like guessing a number between one and a hundred. And I go, 75. And you go, no, and I go, ooh, 50, and you're like, closer. And I'm like, I'm pretty good at guessing. And then I just keep updating that trick question.

[Guest]

I missed the balls where it began.

[Adam Thorne]

But it does make you think, right? It's like, well, if you're saying we were going to be massively underwater and they weren't even thinking that we'd be producing as much CO2 as we are today. Like, we've just got worse at it, for sure. Like, the thing that they were trying to get us to not do, the whole world's doing it way more. And the rivers are not. This ocean is not flooding. Everything stuff is happening. I'm not trying to defend anything, but that one's a big one. I was like, to me, if I saw those rivers going up, right, if New York was like half underwater by now, I'd be recycling my cans at a mad rate and I'd be all behind it.

[Guest]

The recycling of cans, how about it would do nothing. China is the guy right now and India are the.

[Adam Thorne]

They're doing it. Did you watch the trigonometry one? Whether the smaller guy was being interviewed on, I think maybe Piers Morgan and he was talking to Constantine. Yeah, he was talking to some environmental lady and they want to spend, I think 1.5 trillion in the UK on reducing our carbon footprint. And we make up, well, the UK 2% of global carbon emissions. And then he was trying to get her to say, well, what would that. Even if we could do it 100% and spend all that money, which is like 15 times our GDP, lose those jobs, could we, like, how much would that reduce the world's overall footprint? And what he was trying to get her to say is, you're already working with 2%. Doesn't just bring it down 2%. It like adds in plus growth of the rest of the world. Doing it, it's like 0.5% of the total number while potentially bankrupting your entire country. It's like, is that the best use of. I love the energy behind it. I love the idea that we want to save the environment and help things. But it's like, would that be the best if you were making a budget for your house and your home and feeding your kids and taking care of your dog and your wife? Would that be the best way to set your budget up? Probably not.

[Guest]

You know, saving 2% and ruining your life.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, it's like this big official fry.

[Guest]

And that kind of climate activist immediately gets in their car or their ev, which are. No, which are not greener. They rip the minerals out of the ground and, you know, perpetuate slavery in these countries. That's the real issue here. Microplastics, the production of single use plastics. Come on. That's the real issue here.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, get that shit out of here. It's getting into everyone. My daughter is 15 months old and I wonder how much plastic is in her brain already. And we're, we try to be careful, but there's fucking plastic everywhere, dude.

[Guest]

You sip out a straw, you're. I mean, straws are fine. Better than paper straws because those things just disintegrate. But if you sip out of a plastic straw, you're getting a thousand microplastics. Like just with one Sip, Right. The production of glass, like beer. Beer bottles. You're getting microplastics from the production process. It's just. That's what we should be really worried about. Investing billions into campaigns for people to stop buying plastic and subsidizing companies that do make this stuff to make other stuff.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. And it's hard to do and it's kind of depressing that they have not come up with a way yet to clean the plastics out of your body. They do not know how to do it.

[Guest]

Bloodletting, really just giving blood, I mean that's all you can do at this point is try not try to reduce your intake and then give, give your blood away and let yourself make new blood.

[Adam Thorne]

Are you just making this up or. I mean it sounds logical.

[Guest]

I read it. I read it on an Instagram.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, okay. Where all the facts are.

[Guest]

But it could be. I mean it's. You're literally getting rid of your blood that has these things in there and you're making new. That doesn't have them in there. Don't you think that makes sense?

[Adam Thorne]

Well, if your blood is the place that's storing most of the plastics, that would make sense.

[Guest]

It doesn't store the most because that's your like long term structures I think that store most your poisons. Oh, it's in there though.

[Adam Thorne]

It's in there.

[Guest]

Get rid of it.

[Adam Thorne]

Get rid it. Get rid of your blood. That's the new science.

[Guest]

Get it.

[Adam Thorne]

I'm not a doctor.

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[Adam Thorne]

Listen, get it out. And then sadly, when you're giving it, it means you're giving it to someone else. So really all you're doing is just passing the plastic along.

[Guest]

But they saved their life. After they, after they get better, they can give their own blood.

[Adam Thorne]

I like the theory and it is the kind of thing that if I heard that in the future, and they're like, we have peer reviewed things for this, I'd be like, all right, yeah, it's reasonable. Doesn't sound like witchcraft, dude. Imagine if that turned out to be the best way. You would be my scientific go to from now on, you only need to guess one thing really well like that. And I'll be like, he does my surgeries from now on.

[Guest]

This is my medical professional. Like half drunk.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. I'm like, what's this lump? Pete, touch it.

[Guest]

Always have me touch lumps. Always having me touch a lump here or there.

[Adam Thorne]

They talk a little bit about the peanut allergy stuff and like just allergies in general. And you know, we're starting to see that. It's like some of it seems to be that they people are not exposing these children to these things. And you know, what's your take on that? Is it. Is it kind of like a natural vaccine type thing? It's like, hey, have try this, eat these things. And the more varied your diet, you know, I would imagine like herbs and spices and things given at the appropriate times. Probably helps with different types of allergens. You know, you just kind of build up a resistance to it.

[Guest]

Is that your. Your histamines? Histamic? What system does that? Endocromatic? Systemic?

[Adam Thorne]

I think so. Yeah. That's what gets that all excited. Anyway.

[Guest]

I think we need a microscopic parasite so we get from the dirt we eat as a baby to suppress our immune system enough so we can have a peanut sauce when we're 50, right?

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, science, you gotta play outside, kids.

[Guest]

Science guy.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah, he had something like that. I mean, I don't remember anybody being allergic to peanuts when we were real young. And it seems like we would know because it kills these kids real fast.

[Guest]

Yeah, I think there's a threshold there where getting exposed to it is no longer helpful. And then it kills you.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, you got to do it young.

[Guest]

I know that bee stings. You can have one and no problem two, a little more Problem three, huge problem four, you're dead. And that's over the period of like years.

[Adam Thorne]

Ooh, I did not know that.

[Guest]

Not Everybody can gets this reaction, but you can definitely develop allergens or allergic responses to those things.

[Adam Thorne]

Huh.

[Guest]

And snake bites. Like you might get bit by a black mamba and live, but the next time you're going to die.

[Adam Thorne]

My daughter got stung by a bee. We went to take.

[Guest]

That's always family tough for a kid.

[Adam Thorne]

We went to do family photos at this farm that grows tulips. So it was like beautiful. They had all the flowers and you know, we're doing like family photos. You know, you got to do that stuff.

[Guest]

It was mine.

[Adam Thorne]

But anyway, she got stung behind the ear and I was like, oh shit. When do we figure out if she's allergic to bees? What do we need to do? They were like, well, we do have an EpiPen on site. I was like, well, go get it just in case.

[Guest]

That's it.

[Adam Thorne]

She was fine.

[Guest]

She's got to try it.

[Adam Thorne]

She was fine.

[Guest]

Needed. She's like, it's. I'm her daddy's girl. She just got cauliflower now.

[Adam Thorne]

Yeah. Yeah. We have cried for like a minute and then didn't even mess with it. I. I'm a hundred percent sure I'd be more upset about it than she was.

[Guest]

Is she a ginger?

[Adam Thorne]

Probably 50%. She's a day walker.

[Guest]

Pain. She's a day walker. They still no pain.

[Adam Thorne]

It's gotta be something she just looks at.

[Guest]

You'd eats the bee.

[Adam Thorne]

She would. I would not put that past her at all. Anyway, yeah. Cody Tucker, interesting guy. I liked him a lot. I hope he comes back on or at least keeps doing his show and you know, putting that kind of fun history out there. It's a great IG page to follow. It's at the Cody Tucker, if you want to check that out. And yeah, good conversation. He was cool. He was chill. No ego. Fun. I think he's gonna do well in the kind of influence of podcast the space. I want to see him on a few other people. I hope he goes on Theo and kind of does the circuit. I don't know if that's. That's really a direction that he's gonna pick up on, but I'd like to see it.

[Guest]

Yeah, he's. Everything he's into is the stuff that I was geeking out as with from 13 till now. So.

[Adam Thorne]

Right.

[Guest]

I. I like everything. He's from East Texas too, so nice. He's a swamp boy.

[Adam Thorne]

There we go. The swamp folk. Special, special characters and yeah, soon enough Pete, you'll be. You'll be up here doing these in person. Be doing some live in person sessions.

[Guest]

Making the move.

[Adam Thorne]

Yep. Pretty exciting.

[Guest]

I finally got the ankle monitor off, baby.

[Adam Thorne]

Oh, that's all it took? All it took. I love it. All right guys, well, thank you so much for listening Pete, as always. Pleasure. And yeah, check the show out and we will talk to you next time. Later.

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