Dating Apps Ruined Dating 👀 + Clika Takeover!

Summary

LA PLATICA: "Dating Apps Ruined Dating 👀 + Clika Takeover!"

Hosts: Sebastian Robles (Sebas), Josh Leyva
Guests: Concrete (comedian/actor), JD (musician/actor), Duno (comedian/actor)
Date: December 29, 2025
Main Theme:
A year-in-review conversation blending reflections on modern dating (especially dating apps and societal shifts), personal growth, and a spotlight on the upcoming film "Clika" with director and cast guests. The episode also emphasizes the changing nature of relationships and the evolving paths of Latino creators in entertainment.

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1. Episode Overview

• The hosts open up celebrating the end of 2025 with gratitude for their audience and consistent weekly uploads.
• The first half focuses on societal shifts in dating, relationships, and family — especially the role of dating apps and social media.
• The second half, joined by the "Clika" cast, delves into their backgrounds, the making of the film, Latino representation, and their goals for the coming year.

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2. Year-End Reflections and Gratitude

(03:00 – 11:18)

• Sebas and Josh appreciate their listeners, reflecting on how four years of consistency has built a unique community.
  • Quote: “We have not missed a single week of uploading since we’ve been on this journey…people have showed up for us every single week. It just means the world that you guys have rocked with us…” – Josh (03:41)
• They reminisce about their year: live shows, touring, growing more present with loved ones, and the personal growth that came from stepping out of their comfort zones.
  • Quote: “There was, like, a lot of growth within us from those shows, you know, like, getting out of our comfort zone.” – Josh (10:17)

Memorable Moment

• Discussion on the personal impact of time with family, especially aging parents and grandparents.
  • Quote: “I realized that me growing up, I’m scared to lose time with my mom, but in reality…the stress bar for me isn’t as high as her stress bar for her own mom.” – Sebas (14:01)

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3. The Evolution of Dating & Relationships

(18:44 – 35:10)

A. Family Structures Then vs. Now

• Hosts note how prior generations had large families due to economic necessity (farm labor, traditions).
• Now, smaller families are more common, and individualism has grown.

B. Cost and Culture

• “It’s insanely expensive…People get scared from that…they’re like, I’m not ready yet.” – Sebas (19:40)
• Focus on modern economics, the price of raising children, and changing priorities.

C. Technology’s Impact & Dating Apps

• Josh emphasizes how dating and relationships have been transformed by dating apps and “swipe” culture.
  • Quote: “People have so much, like, options that they’re not actively going out into the real world. It’s just changed so much, bro…” – Josh (18:58)
• The availability of endless choices leads to people serially searching for the “perfect” partner, making genuine, lasting connections harder.
• Pressure to find the “perfect” person and the FOMO perpetuated by social media.
  • Quote: “You match with somebody, you can kick it with somebody tonight…Even if you find your perfect person...every relationship takes an immense amount of work, selflessness. There’s so much that goes into a relationship.” – Josh (21:14)
  • Quote: “Now everything is so accessible that you can easily just find somebody else. Right? But if you have that mentality of switching that fast, you’re gonna switch again.” – Sebas (22:43)
• Reflection that self-improvement and self-awareness are prerequisites for finding and sustaining healthy relationships.
  • Quote: “Before we even go into nitpicking on like other people, I think people need to work on themselves…Would my perfect person want to date me?” – Josh (26:11)

Advice Segment

(29:12 – 30:16)

• Hosts urge listeners to self-reflect, “write pros and cons about yourself,” and focus on being the kind of partner they would want.

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4. The "Clika" Movie Takeover

(36:45 – 54:14)

Introduction to Guests and Movie

• Concrete, JD, and Duno join to discuss "Clika," set to release January 23, 2026.
  • The film serves as a cultural milestone, featuring Latino creators on both sides of the camera.
  • Quote: “It’s exciting, man. It’s exciting. Well, like I said, congratulations. Don’t want to get too, like, crazy about the movie.” – Sebas (57:34)

Behind the Scenes & Acting Journeys

• Guests share challenges: long shooting days (12-hour days), working in extreme heat, new acting experiences, and the importance of community and mutual support.
• JD, primarily a musician, shares his nervousness about acting but ultimately saw it as proof "you can do it” with drive and humility.

Film Industry Insights

• Discussion of the creative process, being allowed to bring their own “sassón” to the roles, and perfectionism about watching one’s own work.
  • Quote: “Sometimes you do projects and it’s a show…But doing this project I was like…this might catapult us, man.” – Concrete (49:40)
  • Duno and Concrete highlight learning new skills, critiquing their own performances, and the struggle of dubbing films into Spanish, including matching breath and unique expressions (56:01).

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5. Personal Growth, Goals, and Looking Forward

(59:16 – 65:15)

Each Guest’s Hopes for 2026

• Concrete: Wants to transition into more acting, fewer club shows, more theater, more time with family, ongoing focus on health and fitness.
• JD: Committed to his core team, expanding collaborations, branching into fashion, and his new hobby—golf. Golf is described as “peaceful” and metaphorical for life’s journey.
• Duno: Open about facing loss in 2025, prioritizing maturity, health, and launching his own tour and new DJ/Latin tech house projects.

Memorable Moment

Duno on relationships and dating, balancing career visibility and private life:

• “They like everything that comes with it, but they don’t like everything that comes with it…My personality, I’m going to be who I am on camera.” (66:19)

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6. Culture, Representation, and Comic Relief

(69:00 – End)

• The cast reminisces about shooting on location, local food, and cultural pride.
• Celebrates “Clika” as a huge step for Latino creators breaking genre boundaries, inspiring others.
  • Quote: "Representing the Latinos like that…what the movie is about, you guys are doing in real life.” – Sebas (73:17)
  • “Super excited. It’s gonna be a good time...I’m gonna go to every theater around my area just to go watch it.” – Duno (73:26)
• Closes with humor about movie theater experiences, viral podcast moments, and food at strip clubs.

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7. Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• “We have not missed a single week of uploading since we’ve been on this journey…people have showed up for us every single week. It just means the world.”
  — Josh, 03:41
• “I realized that me growing up, I’m scared to lose time with my mom, but in reality…the stress bar for me isn’t as high as her stress bar for her own mom.”
  — Sebas, 14:01
• “People are more content being single now, which is also kind of scary.”
  — Josh, 18:58
• “You match with somebody, you can kick it with somebody tonight.”
  — Sebas, 21:14
• “Would my perfect person want to date me?”
  — Josh, 26:11
• "Sometimes you do projects and it’s a show…But doing this project I was like…this might catapult us, man."
  — Concrete, 49:40
• “If a woman doesn’t want to have a kid, don’t have one…There’s more women bosses, women entrepreneurs…Women kicking ass in this world.”
  — Sebas, 25:46
• “They like everything that comes with it, but they don’t like everything that comes with it.”
  — Duno, 66:19

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8. Episode Flow & Tone

• Casual, brotherly banter loaded with authentic vulnerability, Latino pride, self-deprecating humor, and thoughtful reflection.
• Serious moments about family, growth, and representation seamlessly alternate with jokes and storytelling.
• The cast is open about struggles, the grind of entertainment, and the modern complexities of love and identity—all with a relatable, playful energy.

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9. Timestamps for Key Segments

| Segment | Time | |------------------------------------------------------|------------| | Year-end gratitude & recap | 03:00–11:18| | Family, time, and generational shift | 11:18–18:44| | Modern dating, societal change, dating apps | 18:44–35:10| | Self-improvement, relationship advice | 26:11–30:16| | "Clika" cast joins—movie background & experiences | 36:45–54:14| | Film industry, acting, cultural pride | 54:14–59:16| | Guests' lessons from 2025 and goals for 2026 | 59:16–65:15| | Comic relief, behind the scenes | 69:00–74:47|

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10. Final Thoughts

• The episode delivers a candid, multi-layered discussion on love, self-awareness, and community, blending nostalgia, critique of modernity, and hope for both personal and cultural advancement.
• The success and anticipation around "Clika" is presented as a symbol and celebration of evolving Latino voices in entertainment.
• The hosts remind listeners that growth is ongoing, every day matters, and the journey is best shared and reflected upon together.

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“Every day counts, bro. I’m living a life now where I ask myself every night, was I a little bit better than myself since yesterday? And if I was 1% better, I’m cool with that.”
— Sebas (30:58)

Transcript

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[Josh]

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[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

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[Josh]

Got you covered, my boy.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

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[Josh]

Guys, SeatGeek has been absolutely incredible throughout this whole year for us. We've used them consistently, and there's a bunch of amazing concerts and things that are happening all the time. The new year, all the time. So just pop in, see what's up, see what's cracking and. And take your. Take yourself out somewhere. Take somebody out.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

We're taking Jesse. We're buying her tickets to go see Rosalia.

[Josh]

That's right. And we use.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

We haven't told her yet, so now I have to buy them.

[Josh]

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[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Okay, That'll help me out.

[Josh]

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[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Seconds, please, on the comments. Let him know how good he looks.

[Josh]

Come on, man. Let me know what's up. With it.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Fuck me though, right?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I'm going to use it.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Let me be honest, every guest is a privilege.

[Josh]

Do we want to go there, get jolly?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Because I'm on a podcast with Josh Le.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah, you have too.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Ladies and gentlemen, let me just tell.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You guys, welcome to the last episode of the year. Is it Merry Eve year?

[Josh]

No. Happy New Year's Eve.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

New Year.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, yeah. Happy New Year's Eve. Duh. Am I stupid or am I stupid?

[Josh]

Not like a complicated thing.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah. Happy New Year's Eve. Yes, ladies and gentlemen.

[Josh]

What day is this going live date is it right now in the world of time in history.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

World of time.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

This is the 29th of December.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow.

[Josh]

Happy 29th of December.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Coming into. Coming into the new year. Hence why we look so sexy.

[Josh]

That's right. This is the end of 2025. What an incredible year. Look, before we get into this episode, I want you to do your intro. I just got to stop you real quick and say, damn, you look fly, my boy.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Hey, I appreciate that, bro.

[Josh]

You know what I'm saying?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Can I stop you real quick and let you know to please stop me?

[Josh]

Please stop me.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Damn, you look fly, my boy.

[Josh]

What's up?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You been looking fly.

[Josh]

Hey, say something nice.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Say something. We don't know what's up. Talk to me. Say la platica. The last show of the year.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

What a feeling.

[Josh]

Yeah, man.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Once again, consistent. Every week we don't miss is that four years straight. It don't matter cuz it's just going to keep going and going and going.

[Josh]

Yeah. I got to give us a little bit of kudos speaking to not missing because, you know, we have been doing this for some time now, but we have not missed a single week of uploading since we've been on this journey as, as, as me as a co host, I should say the least, right? We've been consistent and people have showed us for us, showed up for us every single week. And it just means the world that you guys have rocked with us throughout this year. For everybody who came to the live shows, like, we love you, we appreciate you. Everybody who bought merch, people who commented, people who just DM us and just tell us that they appreciate, you know, what we do. And we've, we've been able to put a smile on their face. It goes a long way and we will never take it for granted.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, 100%, bro. Well said.

[Josh]

I just wanted to talk so the camera could be on me and people can like get a good look at how good I look, you know, like, I don't even know what I'm saying sometimes I just be talking. I'm like, I know the camera's on me, Right?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You look great. Something about when you wear aviators yourself as well, but just like society.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

There's a sort of Hollywood fame, glam look to you immediately.

[Josh]

Okay. Can I tell you something that's funny that you say that?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Okay. It's very like, Hollywood.

[Josh]

Yeah. It's funny you say that because I've had people, like, style me in the past, and they always want to put me in aviators. But for the past life of mine, I have not been an aviator fan because I just didn't like the way they look on my face. But for whatever reason, this year, specifically Coachella, it changed my whole perspective, and I was like, you know what? I kind of like the aviator look, and it does give more of a Hollywood.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

There's a look. There's a look. Yeah. I feel like you have a perfectly facial structure for aviators. Your eye sockets just perfectly, just.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Blend in with the glasses.

[Josh]

Yeah. What do you think about my voice right now? Is Hollywood enough for you? Sucker.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Don't do that. I don't like it.

[Josh]

Me neither, dude.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

This episode is also sponsored by the one only. Come on, man. We want to thank Sea Geek. Sponsoring this whole video without seeking. Guys, honestly, like, even, like, behind. How do you say I'm losing my voice? I'm losing my train of thought.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Don't lose.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Behind. Behind the screen, behind the scenes. Seek does a lot for us, so we want to appreciate you guys. We love working with them, not just because they mess with us, but because they're actually a really cool company to work with, and we love them. We use. We authentically use. Se. And I know you guys like it too, so thank you, se. We appreciate you, and we hope to work with you again.

[Josh]

Well, we are coming into the new year, baby. I don't stop.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I hope so, but yeah, man. So. You look good.

[Josh]

Thank you.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I look good. Oh. Once again, I want to thank the.

[Josh]

You guys can't see camera four.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Camera four. Fine.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Super fine.

[Josh]

Dress to impress.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I want to thank. I want to thank them from the bottom of my heart. Not only do they work with us and whatnot, but we're all friends and we love each other.

[Josh]

We love each other.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I love you guys.

[Josh]

It's a big love fest going on over.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Even though you guys would never say.

[Josh]

It back, but, dude, that tux right there is fitted to perfection. See, here's the Thing, bro. It's all about tailoring. And that's what you did, bro. Is that Tom Ford? Don't answer that. It is, yeah. He's like, yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

No, but yeah. Aviators. It's a thing.

[Josh]

It's a thing.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Damn, man. It's New Year's, bro. Is there a reason why in New Year's, like, people love to dress up? Is there like a thing that happened like, like, like a thousand BC ago or something like that?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Where people like, really get elegant. That's why we words like, you know, we got a little suited up. Nothing crazy, just kind of natural. I'll go light, I'll go light and like, you know what I mean? Like, is there ever a thing?

[Josh]

Look, it's a symbolize a new begin, bring good luck, express hope for the future and break from the past.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Wow.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow. Okay. Drawing on ancient traditions of wearing special attire for good fortune.

[Josh]

Come on, baby, give me that good fortune.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Okay, I. With it. But hey, if you. If you in the couch right now and you like to spend your. Your New Year's Eve on the couch, watching the news, watching that ball drop. Ball drop. I hating on that either.

[Josh]

Nah, man.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Nah, cuz at the end of the day, I feel like good fortune comes with. Within you and with what you do, with what you preach, with what you.

[Josh]

You a poet, baby. Yeah, you on it. It's that suit, bro.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

It's a suit, man.

[Josh]

Got you acting different out.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Let's get the E, bro.

[Josh]

Honestly, bro.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Honestly though, like, what do you want me to tell you?

[Josh]

No, I think you covered it okay. This year was. Was incredible, man. 2025. It's kind of crazy to think that we're in 2025 as it end. This year went insanely fast. Yeah. But it was truly a blessing, bro.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Just.

[Josh]

Just grateful to be here. Grateful to like, you know, finish off strong.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, man.

[Josh]

Another incredible year.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

It's kind of incre. I was just speaking to my mom and I said, can you believe it's Christmas already? Mom.

[Josh]

Mama.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Mom.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Mama. And I said, remember in January, all the fires? And everybody was like. It was. It was horrible. Yeah. And I felt like January lasted like three months.

[Josh]

Yeah, it did. That's a normal thing. That's a normal feeling that people experience. By the way, there's a word for that.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Damn, this feels long.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. Yeah, that, that. Yeah. So it. It's crazy how we're here now.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I really like 2025. Yeah.

[Josh]

Good year.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

A lot of personal things that I want to fix for myself. A lot of Cool things that we did a lot of, like, you know, we went on tour. That was awesome. A lot of people asked me, like, you know, what did you learn? Or what was your favorite part about the tour? And, you know, there's so many things that I can say, but I just. I just think it's. Seeing you guys, everybody back at home, and you guys attending it, if you were able to attend, and actually seeing you guys, the things that you guys would tell Josh and myself, it was really special. A lot of special moments happen, like, just traveling together. You know what I mean? Like, getting to know each other more and more and more, realizing that Jessica doesn't like us in reality.

[Josh]

I noticed that. Did you get that same vibe?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I got it. I just want to say. I finally want to talk about it because it's the end of the year, and I don't care anymore, but, yeah, things like that. I'm totally joking.

[Josh]

Wait. I was like, whoa. I was like, wait, what?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And, yeah, just like, you know, from meeting to the airport, hey, what's up? You know, to doing the whole traveling, all the jokes, all the. The. The. The. The heans and the hahas and going through stuff together, doing the sound checks and, you know, creating this. This amazing show that Jessica helped us create. It was a really good time. And just. Just those memories, you know, the things that nobody sees is what. What sometimes is my favorite. But just seeing everybody, you know, back at home, that. That was, like, super, super special. It was. It was a great feeling. I loved it.

[Josh]

Yeah, man.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And I'll have to do it again. And just being here, man, that was.

[Josh]

Definitely a highlight of the year, for sure, is doing, like, the live shows. I also felt like there was, like, a lot of growth within us from those shows, you know, like, getting out of our comfort zone. And as. As confident as I was going into those shows, there was, like, a part of me that was nervous, you know? There was a part of me that was like, holy, we're about to do this.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

This is a live audience.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

These are.

[Josh]

These are a thousand people staring at us, holding on to every single word we say. And it was, like, a lot, right? But being able to step into it and feeling, like, the love and energy from everybody, I just feel like it did something to me as an individual.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

It made it easier.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

In a way.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You know what I mean? Like, going into it, you're like, damn. For 90 minutes of pure entertainment, we're gonna have to just talk, talk, talk, talk.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That's really intimidating, bro. To keep people's attention like that for 90 minutes, that's crazy.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But everybody back at home who attended the show, you guys made that possible. The energy that you guys would bring to us, that was special.

[Josh]

What is something this year that really impacted you, a moment that impacted you this year?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Not the podcast, just anything.

[Josh]

If it was part of the podcast, so be it.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I just. I just feel like a lot of people around me, like, I start to realize, like, not that I have bad friends, because I don't. That's something that I'm really fortunate to have, is really good friends, but I've met a lot of people, and then within those. A lot of people within those friends, and there's people that actually truly, truly, truly love you and want you to do good in life. And I've learned that I am such a yes man sometimes. I am such a good friend. Yeah, to everybody that I tend to say yes to a lot of things. I tend to give a lot of time to a lot of things. So I learned this year and going into next year is it's not that I'm not going to give time to people, but I'm really going to give it to the people who actually sell medicine, who actually really need it. Not that you need my time, but, you know, people who actually want my time. I'll give it to you because I truly feel that, you know, so I just think, like, making even more and more genuine connections with people, you know what I mean? Because I feel like sometimes a lot of the times I do just waste my time doing things, whether I have a good time or not. Sure. But just have more genuine connections with not just actual friends, but actual people, too, and be present.

[Josh]

Okay, so I'm gonna say something right now. You did not hear my question.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That was something that I learned.

[Josh]

No, what? Like a moment that impacted you. Was there a moment?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Actual moment?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Sorry, I thought you said. Yeah, I didn't ask your question. A moment. A moment.

[Josh]

Was there something like a moment, like maybe like you received, like a very special gift that like, you know, reflects time or like, you know, maybe you. You, you know, you had a moment with, like an audience member, a viewer of the show that just really hit you and touched you, or maybe you shared a special moment with your wife, you know, or your mom or your dogs or something that really stood out to you that you cherish this year that you're going to hold on to and bring on to like next year of like a. Or just like a look back moment.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I Feel like I've. I've had many, but maybe one that sticks out to me is just kind of like a moment, like a conversation I had with my mom. That's the moment where it made me realize that me growing up, I'm scared to lose time with my mom. But in reality, I get this, but in reality, what's really going on. And, like, the stress bar for me isn't as highs, isn't as high as her stress bar for her own mom.

[Josh]

Interesting.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You know what I mean?

[Josh]

Okay, explain this. So me, I think I. I relate to this.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Really. My moment very much is. Is realizing myself that, yo, I don't got that much time with my mom or my dad. Right. I mean, I do, but, like, I'm trying to have, like, maximize my time with them, but that's my stress bar. It's kind of shaking. Right? But what I realized, the moment that I realized is that my mom's stress bar with her own family is even more shaky than mine because her parents are even older. So it's making me realize, yo, I gotta be in it with my mom on this. Me and my mom are going to double team and being more present with our. With my abuela. Yeah, With Mita. You know what I mean? So that's one of those moments where I was like, damn, bro. Like, this family stuff, like, this is no joke. Like, anything that I can do for my mom or my dad, I'mma do it no matter what, you know? And I always thought that way, but now it just really hit me hard. Almost like a do or die situation. Does that make any sense?

[Josh]

Oh, it makes so much sense.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. Like, me, like, I'm tripping on, like, my mom. But, like, my mom technically has much more life than my abuela, sadly.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

So now I'm just kind of like.

[Josh]

So did you have me and my mom?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Kind of, almost kind of like I want me and my mom to have, like, this, like, mission to just do as much as I can with Mitito and Medita. And if you don't call your grandparents that, you know, like, my grandma. My grandma, yeah.

[Josh]

Did you have a moment like that?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, I had a moment, like, just talking to her. And it just was. It wasn't just one moment. It was many moments.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

So something like that, that really, like, kind of stuck to me, you know?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And just, you know, trying to create something for my parents too, or family, you know, having a moment of realization of, like, damn, bro, if I have, like, you know, if I have the blueprint to Think to things. I'm gonna help somebody, you know, build it. Yeah. You know what I mean?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Just that.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That's, like, the most important one. The one that really matters.

[Josh]

Yeah. That's really good, bro. Your mom. Is she the oldest now, Bro?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

She's, like, in the middle, bro. There was 12 of them.

[Josh]

Oh, so she falls right in the middle. Have. Have any of your, like, deals passed?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I want the other pass. And then I. She used to have, I think, a sister who passed away a long time ago.

[Josh]

Oh, wow.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

When she was a kid. Yeah. Well.

[Josh]

But everybody else is still around.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And that's why my family is so great, because my mom has, like, 11 brothers and sisters.

[Josh]

That's crazy.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And they all got kids. And they got kids. So I got my family and, like. Yeah, my dad's family, too. Like, there's five or four of them. And they got kids, too. So it's cool. Yeah, it's awesome.

[Josh]

It's kind of crazy, like, that whole. The generation of parent families having, like, eight to 15 kids is, like, a thing of the past. Like, I don't think we'll, like. I don't think that'll happen again, or maybe it will, but, like, that's a kind of a thing of the past.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. I think it. I think it still goes on because back then, we used to have kids to, Like, I. I know in my mind that my dad was a farmer, and I'm a farmer, and I feed the town, basically, and I need help, and cheap labor are gonna be my kids. So you gotta have a lot of kids back in the day to help you out with. With. With the farm, with. With the potreros. You know, my. My, my. You know what's crazy is that my grandpa, my mom's dad, he has a field of corn. Like, maize. He has, like, maize. Like, that's what he. He does to make a lot of stuff. Corn makes a lot of. And he had so many kids, so he can. So I'm assuming, can help out with his Potrero, which is, like, his farm, and he had, like, 90 chicks.

[Josh]

No way.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. So it's kind of funny, but it's beautiful.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But I think that's why people had that many kids get that.

[Josh]

And I think you're looking at it in the lens of, like. It was more, like, realistic in the sense, like, they needed help, you know? But, like, I think people, obviously, that's just not on the forefront of our minds. You know what I mean?

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Like, they just, like. It's more about like, they're looking more about, like, self. They're like, within their, like, what do they want?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know what I mean? Like, how many kids do I want versus, like you're saying, like, back then, like, it wasn't really like that, like, I gotta, like, have kids. I think that was part of it. But I don't think that was the only reason though.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

No.

[Josh]

You know what I mean?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

No, not at all. But I, I do think that back then, like, humanity used to just create kids to just. That's what we should do type of thing.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You know what I mean? Like, I am the man. I work, which I don't really believe in that type of way of life. Like, I'm the man, you're the woman. You're going to give me a bunch of kids and you're going to, you know, do your thing and I'm going to do my thing. You know, I still think in a lot of parts of this country, not in the US and not in a lot of places, but a lot of places in the world is still like that.

[Josh]

That they have a lot of kids.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. They still live that type of lifestyle. But no, right now, nowadays, nobody's having that type of lifestyle. Nobody wants that. People are being more selfish.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Which is cool. Even, like, people should be selfish about.

[Josh]

Their life, even not just like, having kids. I think people are more open to, like, being single, not being in a relationship even. Like, I, I hear that. Like, because, like the dating apps, right, like, people have so much, like, options that they're not actively going out into the real world. It's just changed so much, bro. You know, like, people are good, like, just being single because there's so much convenience in our life. Right. Like, bro, there's people to, like, cook for you. Right. Pick up food for you, do your laundry, everything. You don't need to do anything. So, like, there is really no need to, like, have a partner. Like, people can figure it out on their own. So it goes even deeper than people not wanting to have a lot of kids. Like, people are more content being single now, which is also kind of scary.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. You know what I think is the number one reason why a lot of times people are scared to have kids. And it's really simple. The answer, it's insanely expensive. Yeah, it's super expensive to have a kid. To have kids, you know, So I think people will get scared from that, you know, and they're like, I'm not ready yet, you know?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And you know, the economy nowadays People struggle. It's like, it's like a big thing.

[Josh]

But what about on a deeper level? Like, on, like, so, like, so society. Like, what do you think about that? Like, when it comes to, like, how social media impacts dating acts, impact people staying home more because of, like, Covid and not, like, taking a chance to, like, meet people? Like, do you not feel like that's been, like, a thing that's happened throughout society? Like, I get it, I get it. People, they don't need help anymore with the kids. It's expensive. But what about, like, on a deeper level?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Can you explain a little more?

[Josh]

Yeah, like, for example, like I was saying, like, about people just being more like they're always searching for. The grass is greener on the other side because of, like, dating apps.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Right.

[Josh]

Like, that's also affected the reason why people are, like, not having kids.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Because they're constantly, they're looking for the perfect mate, but the perfect mate is a swipe away. And then it's another swipe away. And it's another swipe away. Like, they get caught in this, like, rat race. You know what I mean? I know it's difficult for you, baby, like, to not process that because you're fully married. Like, your brain doesn't, like, work like that. But dude, it still works, though. Yeah, well, but, you know, I know what you mean.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I, I personally think that we do.

[Josh]

Like, I genuinely think. I'm like, bro, this is like a real issue that we deal with, you know?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

It is. And I just think it's this, this new era, this new life, new technology, dating apps. You're right, bro. If you're single, you can legit go on a dating app right now. And if you match with somebody, I guess I've, I, I truly have never been on one. But from what my friends say, you match with somebody, you can kick it with somebody tonight.

[Josh]

100. And then let's just say, like, relationships, no matter what, even if you find like your perfect person, your soulmate. So to be right, like, every relationship takes an immense amount of work, selflessness. There's so much that goes into a relationship.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And I think now, and it's only going to get crazier, is the accessibility to, like, for other people. So, for example, you go on a date with somebody and maybe they, on social media, they caught your interest and you're like, man, this person's amazing. You go on date with them and they're like, you find something a little wrong with them and versus, like, sticking it out, you're Like, I can just go back on my phone. And then you get caught back into the rhythm.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

They're trying to find the perfect person else you like. Yeah.

[Josh]

Versus, like. And I don't know, it's like a weird balance. Right. Because on one end, like, you want to find, like, the right person, but at the same time, like, you got to give yourself time, and you got to give people an opportunity to. To show themselves.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

For who they really are. And I think back then, it was a lot easier to, like, to have those, like, give people the opportunity.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Well, back then, you meet somebody that you like.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And then you like even more later on, and then you're just like, damn. Well, this is what I want now.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You know, it's going to be extremely hard to find somebody else. I really like this girl, and this will be my life now.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But like you said, now everything is so accessible that you can easily just find somebody else. Right? Yeah. But I think what people need to realize is, say you did find somebody else. If you have that mentality of switching that fast, you're gonna switch again. So what happens is, I feel like people just. They just switch and switch and switch, and they don't get what the actual point is. And the point is, at the end of the day, even if you do find that perfect girl, you're always gonna look for something. There's always going to be something else, no matter what. Right. I think what you need to realize is that at the end of the day, what you want to find is somebody who can be the mother of your children. If you want something like that, somebody who can take care of you for life, but then. And then you can do.

[Josh]

That's my point is, like, I don't even know if people, like, think like that. They don't even lead with that. You know what I mean? Like, they don't even lead with, like, I want this to be the mother of my children.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Like, I feel like they're just looking for, like, that perfect partner. Right. And it's like, that's the right mindset to have. Like, this is the person I want to build, like, a family with.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. And that's why I'm kind of saying it. So maybe you can stick to one or two people.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And I did my job, but, yeah, people want the Instagram lifestyle, You know what I mean? Like, they want to go on vacation. They see all the. The highlights of everyone's life. You know, if my partner can't give me that, I' ma find it especially with guys and girls both doing the same thing. So yeah, it is definitely harder now with social media and dating apps and you know, this type of lifestyle that you can live because I guess you can, but it's fucking a lot of things up that people don't see.

[Josh]

Yeah, I agree, I agree. And I think that my whole point of that I wasn't like trying to make it about like let's teach people about like yo, you gotta like find the right one. I just think it's an interesting perspective to like think about because of the reason of like damn society. We're like, we live so differently now. Like we don't have the 9, 12, 15 kids, you know what I mean? Like we're actively, we're more like self centered now, you know, in, in the wrong ways. And I'm, I'm victim of it as well. I'm not like trying to point the finger.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You know, I think in the wrong ways it could be a thing. But yeah, I mean I'm keep going back to back in the day where there was a, you know, there's young women who were forced to have kids because that's what the dad wanted, that's what her dad wanted, that's what the guy's dad wanted. You know what I mean? And they have to just live with kids and be a, be a stay at home mom for the rest of their lives. They probably never wanted that. You know what I mean? So for those people, I'm sure they're happy now that nowadays a lot of women are self centered, which they should be. You know what I mean? So yeah, I guess it's kind of like a double edged sword. But at the end of the day I feel like I, I like the, the fact that people are more like there's more women bosses, there's more women entrepreneurs, there's more the women kicking ass in this world. I love that bro. Kudos to that. And I'm all for that. And if a woman doesn't want to have a kid, don't have one.

[Josh]

Yeah, I totally agree.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, but it, it does suck because we have lost a lot of those families that have that the family, American family, Mexican family, whatever family, you know what I mean? Like it, we don't see that as often anymore. But I do get what you're saying.

[Josh]

But that's my point.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Times have changed.

[Josh]

Times have changed and I just think it's interesting. I like, I, I think it's, I think there's good and I think there's bad in all of this.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

If there's somebody out there that might have that situation where they're almost, like, a little picky, what would you. What would you tell them right now? Like, some sort of advice on, like, a relationship and maybe what to find and maybe what to understand that that might not be such a big problem.

[Josh]

That's a really good question. And I'm not trying to get all, like, be, like, that guy, you know, like, pick me and stuff. But first, before we even, like, go into, like, nitpicking on, like, other people, I think people, like, need to, like, work on themselves. It's kind of like we talked about it on another episode. It's like, it kind of starts with you and, like, what. Who. Who you are projecting to be. So if you have all these, like. You have all this, like, list, but you got to think about this person that I have a list. Like, my perfect person, so to say, would they want to date me? You know what I mean? So it's like, almost like, yo, let me self reflect first. Am I that person that. That my dream girl would want to be? Dream guy would want to be?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know what I mean? And then from there, I think when you have that understanding and you feel good about who you are, and you can really look at that list that you've put together, so to say, hypothetically speaking, or whatever, and be like, yeah, I know this kind of person. And I promise you, bro, what's funny about it is that naturally, I genuinely feel that you will attract that person.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Without even trying. Like, you don't have to, like, go out looking for it. This construct that you've created in your mind because you're already projecting that. It's like. It's like a. It's like almost like a magnet that'll be drawn to you.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I love that you said that. I love that you said that. You first have to understand, basically, how does my partner look at me? How does my partner flaunt me?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Is my partner proud of me in front of her friends? What does she think about me? You know what I mean? And that basically comes down to who am I. Yeah. What am I offering if I'm not offering anything in a relationship? Because I think especially a lot of guys, we tend to stop thinking about how we act, and we just focus on how our partner.

[Josh]

I think that's a human behavior, by the way. I don't think this is a guy.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And everybody has maybe fallen victim to that. I have.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Because I remember years ago, I started to really Think like that. Almost like a third person looking at me. You know what I mean? Because I'm always like, you live in a world where you honestly sometimes think things are a simulation and happen for yourself. But in reality, everybody has their own mind, their own life.

[Josh]

Everybody's wrong character. Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Everyone's their own main character. But there's like a thing where, like you start to think you are the main character. Right. But you shouldn't think that way because there's feelings involved, there's people involved. And once you start to understand, like, am I being a good person? Is my wife being proud that she's with me? That when she holds my hand and we walk down the mall, how does she feel holding my hand? What have I done to her? What have I done for her that makes her so proud of me? You know what I mean? Like, and there's that like a long, like even like, like six, seven years ago I used to think that, like. Damn. And once I started thinking that way, I became a lot more mature in my actions and what I do in my life and my path of, of being a boyfriend, a fiance, a husband, a. A sibling, a, you know, a son. I think it's very important. I think once you kind of crack your own code on that, I think your life becomes a lot more happy as well.

[Josh]

100. And I think just to answer your question, where you were, like, what advice would you give somebody who's like being picky and they're looking for like that right person? I think it just goes back to self reflection and like, this is a perfect conversation to have in the beginning of. Or I guess at the end of a year. Right. It's like, maybe this is the opportunity for you to like, kind of self reflect.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, and start there and really analyze. I have this. I have this desire to be with a person like this. Like, would that person want to be with me?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, and if the answer is yes, then that's a whole different conversation.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know what I mean? Then I think it's great to have standards.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, and I think you should hold it down and you shouldn't settle.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Especially since you've worked hard to become this person that you've been creating, you know, and developing.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, you get me.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Honestly, it's just as simple as, like maybe one day, like if you have time, write some stuff down that you always want to know every single day.

[Josh]

Bro. You know what you could do too. Writing. And I don't know if anybody talked about this. Like, write pros and cons about yourself. Like, what is my pro as an individual? And then what is my con?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

And then looking at the con list and being like, okay, how do I fix that?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Or improve. Yeah.

[Josh]

Or improve. Or. Yeah, same.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, this is just a really small example. And I know we keep talking about partners and relationships, but just as, you know, you said it many times. How about I call my mom this morning and talk to her for 30 minutes? Do you know how that would impact her whole day so positively? You know what I mean? Unless your mom hates you.

[Josh]

She doesn't.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Which she doesn't.

[Josh]

I don't think that was a direct.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Do you know what I mean? If you do things like that for other people, for yourself, not only does it make you feel good, but you. You have a better day. And once you start getting a little older, you start understanding that every day counts. You know, I might be talking like, I'm 56 years old right now.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But it's true. Every day counts, bro. I'm living a life now where I ask myself every night, was I a little bit better than myself since yesterday? And if I was 1% better, I'm cool with that. Yeah. You know, but I definitely just don't want to stay the same. And even for myself, there's still so much more room for improvement for myself as well. And I tend to forget things, too. And like I said, thankfully, we're having this conversation because hopefully we can impact somebody at home. But right now, currently, you're impacting me and how I should become and how much more positive I should be and how I should impact other people's. Other people's life as well. Yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

So thank you. Hey, man.

[Josh]

Happy New Year, buddy.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

It's a aviator, dude.

[Josh]

They'll do it for you. They'll do it for you. Yeah, man. I think it's good. Yeah. It's interesting how we got into this conversation literally just talking about how, like, as having as many babies now.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. But that. That's a great conversation. That's an interesting conversation. These are conversations that people are scared to have with their own friends, because this is pretty intimate. It would just make me feel a little bit better if you took off your shirt.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I think these kind of conversations are good. I think here in the perspective of, like, they're, like, very interesting, especially since our audience is primarily, like, female. And I hope that, like, when people listen to us, it's not in the sense of, like, we have it all figured out, you know, and this is the, the road to success, you know, But I think that there is, like, Easter eggs that they can hear and like, little nuggets, if you will, from like, our perspective that might help them perceive themselves a little bit better or help them work on themselves a little bit better or maybe like with their dating life. You know what I mean? Do you get me?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. Cool. I like that. More conversations like this in 2026. More mature, adult conversations. Yeah. You know, sometimes we can shoot the very funny and hilariously, but sometimes, you know, we, we can be grown ups too.

[Josh]

Yeah, I love, I, you know me, bro, I genuinely love, like, introspective, like, conversations, like really, like, deeper, deeper questions and like, why things are the way they are. Why do people operate the way that they do?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

I want to say something, but I probably shouldn't about, like. Yeah, there's people. I've had people. This isn't to like, call anybody out. I'm not gonna even say any names, you know. Well, we've talked about this where, like, there's this one specific person that comes to mind where they're like, very picky. They're single, and they're super picky on, like, the person that they're like constantly going on dates with. They have very high standards. And like, sometimes I wish I can be like, bro, are you fitting the standards? It's not a bro, by the way. It's actually a girl. Are you fitting the standards that you are, that you're trying to, like, have to aim for?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Well, bro, maybe you should have that conversation with them.

[Josh]

It's a little more.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Is it out of your boundary?

[Josh]

It's. It's out of, it's out of respect. Like, I just don't, you know.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, got it.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So maybe if they're listening to this episode.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah, it's true. My advice is just kind of like, what I said is look for people for, for who they truly are, like in the inside and the, the longevity that they have to offer you, you know, their love. You know, but sometimes we want to be like, hey, why don't you give me this? Why don't you give me that? But going back to our conversation, what am I doing to, to sustain this love? To sustain this respect.

[Josh]

But okay, but what am I doing? You're jumping up like, you're going, now you're in a relationship. I'm talking about beginning stages. Somebody who's single.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Right.

[Josh]

For example, some. Somebody wants somebody who's ambitious, loves their Family is loyal, is driven.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Right.

[Josh]

So it's like, before I can find that person, am I fulfilling these things? Like, if I want somebody who's, like, punctual, but I'm not a punctual person like Dan. You can't demand that on somebody when you can't even deliver those kind of standards. You know what I mean? That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, I get you. I might be in that partner that I want. That my partner wants. Totally get it. I'm talking pre. Like, it even starts even pre single. Like, they're have these crazy hopes and dreams and desires, but they're not even fulfilling that.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You got to match your own energy.

[Josh]

Exactly. Yeah, Exactly.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And it's cool to want more because if you want more, that means that more has to come from yourself.

[Josh]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Good first half.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

We forgot to tell them.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That we have some special invites.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Right now for the second half. Should we tell them who it is or should we go on commercial and bring them in? What do you think, buddy?

[Josh]

We'll introduce someone to get here. How about.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Okay, sounds good. Should we go on a short break? I haven't. I felt like we haven't gone. We haven't gone.

[Josh]

A break a little bit.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Well, let's go on break.

[Josh]

Let's do it.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

All right.

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[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And we're back. As you guys know, we were on commercial. We told you guys, there's some special guests. And honestly, their resume is pretty long stacked. But we're going to be talking about something super interesting tonight, which I'm gonna introduce everybody as super sick actors, bro. So on my left we got concrete. And you guys already know him. He's a regular already. Yeah. And we got singer, songwriter, JD from. Huge moment for us right now.

[Josh]

Huge.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Thank you for being here, bro. Honestly, I saw him right now earlier and I was like, oh, JD's here, bro. Like Robin following you for a minute. And of course, our homie. And now comedian and actor, bro. Bro, you've been saying that you've been wanting to. You've been doing the whole acting. Remember when we were at the Shoebox and he was talking to us about being more in acting and like that, and you were talking about other movie, you were talking about some other stuff and now you're here doing this, bro. Congratulations to all three of you and thank you so much for having the time to being here with two little pendejos like Josh and myself. So we appreciate it and congratulations on all you guys.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Let's go, man.

[Josh]

Thank you, bro.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Thank you, bro.

[Josh]

So you guys feeling good, man? How's. How's everything been with you guys? Just on a personal level, man, I mean, we just.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

It's. People usually slow down.

[Josh]

I mean, at least from what I.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Think about, like, people slow down during the holidays. They decided to drop the movie in January, so that means we gotta work the whole month. So I was thinking, I was like, oh, me and Conker been on tour for comedy all year. Yeah, I'm pretty sure JD's been busy all year just doing a gang of. And then they're like, hey, by the way, the movie drops January 23rd, so have to work. And I was like, let's go. This is a good product.

[Josh]

That's what you do, man.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I've been waiting for this to drop since the first day I got on set, when. Yeah, I want to say, was it like 23, 24? A little bit.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Right?

[Josh]

Wait, 20, 23, 24, 24.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So it was a while ago.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, we shot for quite some time.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Take these over.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

He's like, the ideas and everything started 2020. Like, that's when really. Yeah, that's when we started plotting everything out.

[Josh]

It's all the script.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah, the script. When, you know, I'm saying it came presented to us and we had a couple of, of takes. And those. Those were my first takes with. With my uncle right here.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, yeah, we did some test shots, man, and it was. It was dope, man.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And for everybody back at home, because I now that we jumped right into it, we're talking about the new movie Clicka that comes out in January 23rd.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Right.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I got that everywhere. I'm a professional right now, so. Yeah. So, by the way, it's an awesome movie. It looks super amazing. I haven't been able to chance to see it, but I actually can't wait to see it. And it's something special for me because, you know, I just met JD But I've been following you for a while. But I've known you for a long time. And I've known you for a long time, and I've known Jimmy for a very long time. So for me, it's like, damn, the homies are in this movie. And they didn't even want to give me a spot.

[Josh]

But.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

No, but I'm super excited, bro. Like, you know, like, you see movies now. You're like, I'll never meet Leonardo DiCaprio, which. I saw him one time at Coachella, but you know what I mean? But, like, when you actually know the people, it kind of hits different. So I can't wait to support you guys, and I hope that we're invited to the premiere.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But, J.D. you're the main character, bro.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yes, sir.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

In the movie that's called cla. Did I say that already? Okay, cool. A lot of rebels today.

[Josh]

Do you have acting background?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Acting experience?

[Josh]

How did your first, like, big roles.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

No acting, no what's whatsoever. The only acting tips or experience I got right here is from my boys right here. Yeah, the directors, everybody that was on there, you know? But that first time that we did the. The casting, when I was with. With my uncle right here, it was. I was like, man, I'm not gonna be able to do this, you know, is. Yeah, this is something else. Like, I would just, like, nervous. I was like, how the hell am I gonna get into this character? And my boy right here, he's the one that really put me on the spot, you know? Like, this is what you got to do. You just got to do it like this. You know, it's 100. It was like, a couple tries, two, three takes. And, you know, I felt it. I felt it a lot, for sure. Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Really?

[Josh]

Is your character, like, different than who you are? Did you feel like you had to, like, step out of this, like, box to. To be this character from now?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yes. But, like, talking about, like, 10 years ago. No, that was me. That's. That's how it was coming.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, that's cool. It came up more organic, for sure. So now, looking back at that time when you're like, damn, I'm fucking there. Vioso I'm. I'm like nervous, like, you know, and then like, you're like, kind of like. Because, you know, like, if that was me, I would be like, man, I don't want. I don't want to be embarrassed with all my friends. I don't want them to look at me and like, dang, I'm lagging it. You know what I mean? Like, I want to perform good for everybody. Now, looking back at that and putting yourself in a situation like today, are you like, let's run it back. Like, let's. Like, I can do another movie like that. Did that skyrocket?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah, definitely. I mean, well, just day by day, you know, it was like 12 hour shoots every day. And every day I was learning something new, you know, so it was, it was definitely like. It was. I was getting the hang of it, you know. Oh, now I'm ready for whatever's coming.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Really? Really now? Now that. Now your uber pitch is like, yeah, I'm an actor, baby.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, let's go.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Like, now you're like, yeah, I act now and I'm good at it.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

We own it.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

We do it. What about you, Dinos? How was that transition, bro?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I did some. I did. I did a couple before that, but I was nothing ever as serious to where it was like, like dirty fools looking at you, people running around. We had the craziest parts of me that I could be like, water, Somebody will grab me a water. I didn't even see where they came.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, he loved it.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

But it was definitely. I didn't. I played a semi serious role. And there were some scenes where me and JD where, which I can't wait to see, where I felt really bad, where there's a scene, I'm saying a little bit about it, where we're like in the fields and me and this will get into it. And I couldn't get the take. And it was like hot as 108 degrees. And this was fit for the. His wardrobe was a hoodie, all black hoodie. And I feel terrible foot he's looking.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

At me like I'm wearing a beanie.

[Josh]

Take place in the winter. Is that what, like the scene.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Summer dog?

[Josh]

No, but I'm saying, like in the scene, is it like winter, 408 degrees.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

You can see me sweating dog. And I feel.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

But.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

But it was, it was on me just because, like, I've, I've. I performed and. And before that, I hadn't started comedy yet, so I was used to being like, funny on pot and on and online. But I was. I was still kind of nervous to like, in front of a gang of people, you know what I'm saying? So I'll get those moments where I'll be like, oh, okay, I got a cat. Like, I'm an actor. Like. Like, nobody's here but us.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then when we finally got it down. But I mean, it was dope. It was my first time where we had lines and people would be right there giving us tips and like, hey, maybe say it like this. And then shout out the whole team behind the scenes that were like, be you. But just here are some points you have to point out for the movie and shit. And then, like, you know, I, like, I had to be emotional some of the shit. And I was like, okay, you know? Yeah. So it was. I mean, it was doubtful, but it was definitely in a new experience. And for me, like, I was a fan of JD when I was in high school. I was listening to when I was in high school. So being able to be working with him years later and we're doing a whole movie and then I'm like, damn. And I know him just because I follow the whole movement of the corridos and the vibes. I know him has to always kind of be quiet. So when I heard that we're doing a movie about him and like, did you know a movie that's gonna relate to everybody? I'm like, this act.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And we got there and I seen some of the scenes where he's on actor mode.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Wow.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I'm like, okay, my boy.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

And what you were talking about, is it winter? Like, I was dead ass summer, bro. But me, I'm always rocking hoodies.

[Josh]

Okay, why was he rocking a hoodie?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Like that whole hoodie right now, Right.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Now I'm cold as. For sure.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

No, let us know if you want us to turn down like, like hearing that. Like, yeah, he. Like, the scene is like being in a hoodie being like either pants or sweats, bro. It's it that low key like. Like back then, even for myself, it's part of the culture, bro. That's the way that you dress, you know, for some people. For me sometimes too. I remember being in ninth grade because I used to go to Norwalk High. And in Norwalk High is different out there than Murrieta.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

So my mom, like, dude, it's. It's July, it's August, you know, it's super hot. And I'm in hoodies, sweats, fat farms and gloves. The swami gloves, remember? Just a regular. And my mom would understand. You don't get it. I'm trying to be somebody. Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Poor J.D. in a beanie. I felt bad. It was like, no cap. Maybe, like, like 15 takes.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Damn. And.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And. And I. And then on the, like, 12, 13, they're like, okay, we need one more for safety. One more.

[Josh]

That's perfect.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Now let's change the angle.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then I fell back, and they were like, man, hey, man, y' all go take. And then. It was my first time. All my respect to field workers, dog. It was my first time in the field. And JD And. And Uzi and them, they knew what they do. Flago.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah, we do that regular.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

They did that. That's their normal.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

So I got. I got, like, super bad, like, allergies. And I was like. And one time I grabbed some, and he's like, don't touch your face. And it was too late for. And I was like. I was puffed up. Like, it was. But it was an experience for sure.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Like.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Like, next level type.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And then concrete. Your actor is serious actor as being the uncle character.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah. I mean, this is definitely a serious role. It's a drama for me.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. So being somebody who comes from, like, a comedic background.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, well, I guess, yeah. Most people know me from comedy. I mean, my first film was a serious role. It was back in 2010 called Green Car Warriors. You know, that was. You know, that was pretty much like my. My breakout, more or less role that was with me, and it was mine and Richard Cabral's first movie. First movie ever. Obviously, Richard Cabral went and did amazing things, you know, with acting.

[Josh]

Oh, that was his first film as well.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

That was his first film as well. You know, he went and became a, you know. You know, Golden Globe nominee, the whole deal. And, you know, so that was, you know, at that point, it was a principal role as. As a serious actor. Even though I wanted to do comedy, it wasn't time yet, you know, and then, so now that I'm getting into the film, most people expect me to just do comedies.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And when, you know, Jimmy called me and they cast me for this film with Sean and Michael, they were like, yo, we believe you could do this. This straight, serious run. I was like, bet, let's go. I'm ready for it. You know.

[Josh]

Did you audition or they just basically handed you.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Well, yeah, I mean, we did audition when we did. Yeah, when we did the test shoots with me and JD and then, you know, people, they were like, yo, this is it. And I was like, all right, let's get it, man. And, you know, I mean, I got some pretty crazy scenes. I was able to show my. My acting chops, and I haven't seen it, you know.

[Josh]

You guys haven't seen the film yet?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I haven't seen the film. I. I've chosen not to see it right now in the theater.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I seen a little bit of it in this food. I was like, what I do. I called you and I was like. I go like, you a. Like, I was like, there we go. A whole different person.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah. Like, I would say, like, if you weren't to know there were comedians.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

If you weren't to see them at all, this is the first time you're ever seeing them. You're thinking, this is their natural, you know, like, they, for show, for show, killed the role. Wow.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, man. It was cool, man. It was cool to do something like that and just to really show people that it. It's not just comedy, it's more than that. And. And, you know, that's definitely where. Where, you know, I'm sure we all want to take it and. And be just beyond. Beyond just, you know, being the funny.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Guys, but do a little.

[Josh]

Not to expose too much of the movie, but, like, what's your role in the movie?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

So my role, I play. I play, you know, Cheeto's uncle, and. And I play an uncle that's basically trying to keep him away from certain lifestyle. He ends up getting tangled up in a certain lifestyle, and I have to show him the ropes, and it just doesn't go as planned, you know?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Even though you guys love conquer, you might not like him after. He must be the most likable guy in la platica.

[Josh]

Not after this.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That's awesome, man. So you guys working together for. For that whole time, what's something that you guys kind of like, like remember from one another? Something that you guys, like, picked up from each other or you learned something from one another?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I think I. I think with all of us, it's just. I mean, seeing their work ethic, you know, I mean, obviously, I mean, you know, you know, Duna was going into his 20s at this point, you know, you know, seeing JD go from being a musician to being an actor, you're like, okay, cool. This is. I mean, there's more layers to this onion, you know what I'm saying? You can peel and you can really see who he is as a person. Like, you can really tell someone's work ethic definitely, when it comes to acting, because the hours are long. They're Strenuous. It's a lot of, you know, hurry up and wait and to have a lot of patience and to see him really go through that, learn his lines and all that. I just really saw the work ethic between these guys, and just to be like, all right, cool. We're all in here for a common reason.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And when you're doing things like that together and you see Everybody putting in 130, where you're like, all right, bet we're really doing something special, and it pushes you, and that's what it felt like. We're shooting this one. We're like, this is. Man, this is really. I think we're doing something pretty cool here. Like, I. Like, I don't know if you guys notice this, but this is. This is gonna turn out pretty good, man. You just feel it, bro. You know, you just feel it when you're. You're not doing a certain project, and sometimes you do projects and it's a show, and you're like, oh, man, I could already see where this is going. But doing this project, I was like, like, hey, man, this. This. This. This might catapult us, man.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

This is.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

This, like, this could be it. You know what I'm saying? And, yeah, man, I'm just. I'm just excited for, you know, to see it, and I'm excited for the world to see.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You know, can you remind me who the director was of the film?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Michael.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Michael Green.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, yeah, Michael Green.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

You know, Sean, Don. Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And, you know, I mean, these are, you know, you know, great dudes, man, that, you know, I mean, like, obviously to believe in us.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That's.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I mean, that's already, you know, hats off to them and to give us opportunity. And to give us opportunity not to just act in it, but to throw our own little sasson on it, throw a little spin to it. That was even better, because sometimes, you know, me as a director of music videos, sometimes we. We want what we want and we want what we need, and just, boom, let's get out of there.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And they were able to be like, hey, well, here, try it your way and throw in your dialogue. And what would you do here? What would you say here? And that's the cool part. When you're able to create and be experimental, that's when amazing things happen, you know? Yeah.

[Josh]

That's so cool.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

That's what I feel like. Got me comfortable into, you know, the. The acting role, too. Well, day by day, I was learning stuff, you know, but also from the tips, everybody was Giving me. But apartheid. Eso crew, you know, I was feeling comfortable with everybody, like, yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Which is, like.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

I just thought it would be different, you know, like, when I would see, like, YouTuber, when I'd be seeing, like, the cast getting yelled at or like.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

You know, And I would think that's, like, that's about to be these guys with me. But now, it was never that, you know?

[Josh]

But, bro, I feel like that speaks volumes of, like, your character in order to be, like, receptive and, like, willing to, like, learn. And, like, you've been killing it for a long time, but this is like, a new world that you entered in that you immersed in, and you were like, okay, you were humble enough to, like, to receive, to. To be able to challenge yourself. I think that's dope, bro.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I mean, I'm really excited.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Must be a really cool feeling to finish a movie, because then you kind of wonder, like, damn, what's next? You know, like, dang, if I did that, what else can I do? You know? You give a lot of, like, you have a lot of, like, kind of, like a lot of confidence in yourself. You wanted to do this, this movie, you did it. What's something that you want the viewers to take from this?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Oh, man, just, you know, that you can do it, bro. I came from. Literally working in the fields, you know, from nobody know, a little smart, small farm town from, you know, Yuba City, and anything is possible, really. You know, like, we took it to the next level with the music. Now it's about to be a next big thing, you know, it's just a blessing, really. Just never give up, you know, there's always going to be. You're always gonna. You're always gonna get somewhere, you know, you just got to keep it pushing. For sure.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I love that.

[Josh]

Have you seen the film?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

I've seen versions of the film.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

But this newest one, I haven't seen.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Okay, so, like. So, like, somebody who's, like, not an actor or who's never done a movie, how does that work? Because you keep saying, like, I haven't seen it because I kind of think about it, like, once the movie's done, everybody gets DVDs. Does everybody get a link or something? Like, you know what I mean? Like, you just don't, like, you. You, like, have it on YouTube. Like, it's just not unlisted.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, it's similar to that. So it's like it's unlisted, but there's everybody. I was like, when I. When I was watching it, I was like, not skip over my part. Like, Jimmy was kind of showing me a little bit, and I was like, I don't know what. Because you understand, sometimes films don't. The last cut will be the day before the movie drops.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, bro.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Like, this is the last cut. Like, really, like, new trailer. Knew.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Oh, this. This didn't make sense. Here they show it to a whole new team and they'll be like, ah, nah, that. So I saw it a while back, so it's probably a whole new movie than what I seen.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I'm just going based on the trailers. And then there's people like, conda. He's like, I'm not watching nothing. This comes out like that.

[Josh]

Like, you don't want to watch.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I've always been like that. I don't. I. I don't like to watch myself.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I like to watch myself, like, once it's out. And.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

You know. Yeah, I can watch it once it's out, but I don't know because I always. I. I tend to be somewhat of a. Like, somewhat a perfectionist.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

So I'm like, man, I wish I could take that back. I wish I could do it this way.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

So once it comes out, I'm like, I have no control over nothing.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And also, it's. I don't know, just to watch myself in. In a different light. To watch myself in a big screen to someone in a negative, like, too. You're like, you know, I'm just, You know, like, I. I just don't like to watch myself like that.

[Josh]

I.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And, you know, I. I keep hearing it from everybody. Like, do you. You're good. Killing it.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Then I'm like, cool.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I just. I just want to see it and. And, man.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

You know, see what happens after this too, you know?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Got it.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

That is true, though. You do critique.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah. You're.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah. Okay, so we did some dubbins. My bad. We did some dubbins in Spanish. It's gonna be in Spanish too. Oh. And there's certain words that I said, and I was like, why did I say dog so much? Like, that's what I was. I was looking at the papers and I'm like, I said fool and dog for like, every other sentence. And I'm like, I wish I didn't do that, because.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Don'T you.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Anyway.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

No, no, but what I'm saying is that the team was like, no, no. I mean, and then I was looking at shit, and I was like, why was I standing like that? There's a scene where I look crazy. I look. I'll bend that whole food. There was a scene where I was walking through and I was like, like, damn, I'm building like that. That's crazy.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

It's all good, though.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

No, for sure. And then our fits were crazy. Some of the fits were crazy. We had on.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

But it was definitely certain, like, that where I was like, damn. I was like that said doc this many times.

[Josh]

And you realize that when you were doing the dubbing.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, because we're doing the paper. We got the paper.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

And we like saying the word, reading everything back. We're Spanish, though, in Spanish.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then we're in a car with people from Mexico City. And she's like, like, no. And I'm like, okay. I'm like, should I say way? And then I was like. And then they had like. Like, I never used the word, like.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And they were like, no, if it's okay, we'll leave the. You. It's okay.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

For the, like, in Spanish, it's miera. Yeah, yeah. You know, so, like, some words, it's like, I don't really talk like that.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Dude.

[Josh]

That's whole movie in Spanish. Go over all. You probably have the most lines, right?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, I see the papers. I was like, hey, JT was here all day.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I was there for like four or five hours. This was probably been there two days.

[Josh]

Do they do, like, AI stuff now to, like, match the. The.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I didn't even think we did that.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

They were. You see, like, over here, you have to breathe right here.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Oh, we have to go like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Everything like, oh, look, you're stretching right there. You get a little yawn or like, like all that. But like, in Spanish, it's like, what the hell?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

How do you stretch in Spanish?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

That's what I'm saying. I was confused on, like, how am I supposed to do that?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, the breathing was. I was like. I was like. She's like, see, I gave like. Like when you. Like when you do that, she's like, you gotta do that. But like, yeah, but now you gotta match it with your whole sentence. And I could speak Spanish well, but now you. You want me to say a whole line super fast and it's like. And I gotta breathe big ass words that I've never heard in my life.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. I feel like no matter what, you do another movie, do another movie, you always gonna critique yourself, right? Why was I standing like that? Why did I say, like. You know what I mean, bro?

[Josh]

There's even Big actors like Al Pacino. From what I've heard. Like, he doesn't even watch his own films. Like, he's never seen.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

That's crazy.

[Josh]

Yeah. Scarface. Yeah. There's no way that's what he's like. Said, like, he. Or he won't even watch his films, bro. He's. For that reason, he doesn't want to, like, because he always overanalyzes.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow.

[Josh]

He just does his body of work.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And he moves on in that movie.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

He never seen himself imagine, bro.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

It's exciting, man. It's exciting.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Well, like I said, congratulations. Don't want to get too, like, crazy about the movie.

[Josh]

I want.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I want to. I personally want to be excited.

[Josh]

Me, too.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I'm glad you guys are here. I want to get into, like, some personal stuff because this is the last episode of the year.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Oh, hell yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And I kind of just want to talk about it. You guys have done so many good things this year. And, like, like, I was just speaking with Josh, and I just remember, like, in January, we had all the fires, and I feel like January lasted, like, three months, and now we're. It's like Sancho Claus time, bro. Right. So, like, what are some things that, like, you want to take from 2025 and lead into 2026? What are some, like, goals that you have? Some things that you want to leave back?

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[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Concrete.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I mean, I definitely, you know, want to take everything that we've done this year. Obviously, the work ethic, keep pushing, keep going hard. You know, obviously with the fires and, like, I Mean, like, we did a bunch of shows where we were like, you know, giving back to the community. That's always something that, you know, like, we strive to do. We just did a, you know, like a toy drive as well. And, you know, so as far as 2026, I definitely want to definitely focus more on the acting. I'm taking more of, you know, not doing so many club shows. I'm, you know, I'm trying to do theaters, you know, all 2026.

[Josh]

Damn, bro.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And just really, you know, like, focus on that. Try to be home a little more. I don't want my kid asking me if I'm spending the night. Are you staying the night this week? I'm like, oh, I live here. What do you mean? You know, so, you know, definitely be home a lot more, but also I definitely want to get in. Into the acting more and, and really focus on that, you know, definitely trying to piggyback off of, you know, and, And. And try to do more. I. I mean, I shot. I shot a pilot called, you know, Matt's included. And, you know, that's me, Jerry Garcia, Milo Rivera, a bunch of actors. And, and. And I'm, you know, trying to put that out next year as well. And, and. And just, you know, keep it going, man, but just keep the momentum going. I don't really want to change nothing as far as, like, you know, because everything seems to be working in all cylinders right now, you know, with the exception of maybe putting down the. The, you know, you know, the drink a little bit bit during the shows and just really focus and, you know, you know, keeping my diet going. I've lost, you know, close to 28 pounds. Five, four months, I've seen this starve.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Himself, not starve himself, but yeah, he's like, I'm good. Take a water, some fruit. I'll be like, all right, me too.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Me too.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Me too.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

A water and a couple of bubas.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And we shared and we share a room a lot on tour, so I wake up at 1am and this was like, just one cheeseburger dog.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

For sure.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

For sure.

[Josh]

Yeah. 28 pounds, bro.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

That's amazing. Congrats, man. Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, man.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

A little more than 28 pounds, man. So I'm excited, man. I'm just like, I'm starting to buy new clothes, and I can't fit into my 2x no more. I'm back to my 1x. You got a problem to have, so it's good, man.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

What about you, J.D.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

From 2025? We bringing in the same team, you know, What I'm saying.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Okay. I love that.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

You know, I still got. I love for all my people, everybody that's been with me since day one. You know, Rancho Milde has been a big part in my success, trying to come harder. 2026, you know, more collabs.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

This.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

This year, 2025, we locked in some. Some stuff with zoomies. We're in 500 stores across the.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Shout out to pro club. Shout out. My boy Labs. Locking that in. We got a click out club. We got you guys on some.

[Josh]

Please, bro.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Thank you for show. But, yeah, we got a Clicka club. We're locking in something with Ethica. You know, just a lot more music, acting, you know, a little bit of everything. We're trying to get into it all. And I just recently got into golfing, so you know what I'm saying?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Dude, I saw your Instagram sponsor, your boy, and I was like, oh, you got. Oh, we just got this morning, And I saw it, and I was like, oh, what's something that you can take from golf that you can actually bring into, like, the real life? Because golf teaches you a lot of peaceful, bro.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

It's just out there, it's just peaceful. It's just. You think of nothing else other than just getting that good hit, you know what I'm saying? And even if it's like, all right, yeah, it's like, you might not get some good hits, but when you do.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Bro, isn't it crazy how, like, you can do shitty for 18 holes, but if you crease the one on the last hole, the whole feeling that you need to come back, I can do it again, bro.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

That's crazy, man.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

You're always like, that's what I did. Okay, That's.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, I know what I'm doing.

[Josh]

I feel like you got to figure it out, but you down.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I got to figure it out. I got to figure it out. We're done, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Then here comes a new hole with something different.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Huh?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Where are you g. Oh, man.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

This year. This year was definitely. It was a hard one for me. This year, I lost. I lost my best friend in January, and so I was kind of like.

[Josh]

I was.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I was super.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then. And then we lost Can Flores. You know what I'm saying? So. And then me, Khan hit the tour right off the bat, and the first. The first day was like, a couple. Like, a week after my best friend died, so I was kind of, like, in a funk for the first two, three months. And then this one, Jerry, that we. We Toured the whole country together this year. Like, everything.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Congratulations on that.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Appreciate that. Thank you so much. And congratulations to you guys. I think y' all was going. Y' all was killing it.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Kind of. We. I think we were touring.

[Josh]

Yeah. We would have missed each other in the city.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. Yeah. And like, I thought to myself, I didn't really tell him. I thought it was like, like, damn. It's like. It's like really beautiful that they're like. Because I. I was enjoying this, like, beautiful time with Josh too, you know, and the team. And I was like, like, they're doing the same thing. And I was like. And I. With that.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah. It's a different bond for. I think it is. It made Connor, though. We've been big, bro. Me and Jerry. He got close too, but it made me, you know, the way they are with their. Like, I'm there when they're doing parents too, like. And I'm like, damn if I get homesick. These food are super homesick with their kids, you know. But I matured a lot this year. I think I learned a lot about my. About myself and the way I carry myself. For the last, like three months, we wouldn't even drink on. On. It'll be us three like this, just sitting with our. Our in the green room and we wouldn't even drink fu. And every once in a while we'll get, you know, like, we'll go to a little. Little diving bar and just go kick it and. But I learned a lot about myself. Maturing wise, my. My work ethic wise, I think my health too. I, Like, I was like, I gotta get healthy. I want to be able to present myself a lot better, look better, and it's. And then you feel better the next day, you know what I'm saying? There was times where we wouldn't wake up with no crew that will be in a random city just doing a bunch of. And it felt good. We actually got to know the city. We're not waking up the next day right before they're still dying.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then I'm with old ass food, so, you know, I gotta take care of them and go get him some.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

It takes us a couple days.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

What people don't know is that like, you know, you're crudo and how you fix that with more veneno.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

So it's like, bro. So that's like kind of a vicious cycle if you're always on tour. And so. You know what I mean?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And it was great, bro. I learned a lot. And then and when they told us about the movie, the other my podcast. But next year, man, I'm just excited to work. I mean, we're all doing our own tour next year. Yeah.

[Josh]

Individually.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah. And it's like, you know, and, and, and combos like, and we killed it this year. So I'm just testing the waters on really on my own. Like, like whether I sell 500 or two, it, you know, you know, I'm just kind of like, it's kind of like branching out to my own. And then the DJ, I got deep into the, the Latin tech house DJing vibes, you know what I'm saying? So a big announcement coming January 9th.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And I love that.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

So shout out. My boy Javi, he was like, let's do something with it. Let's actually do some with it. So shooting a gang of content before that and yeah, and trying to do the whole festival, Aladdin route, you know what I'm saying? All the house music. Yeah, that comedy, podcasting and, and acting. But, but if they hit me with a seven month movie room, all that could get shut down. I'm gonna go do a seven month movie or whatever. You know what I'm saying?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. And obviously like, you know, like, I'll follow you and stuff like that. And right now are you single?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, I'm living life a little bit.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, it's hard because every once in a while I see you kind of.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Like, I'll be booed up for like.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You'Re like, for like the night, but like the face is blurred but like she's kind of like a little. So like what's up with that?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Nah, well, it's because. That's because they like, they like everything that comes with it, but they don't like it. But they don't like everything that comes with it.

[Josh]

Yeah, that makes sense.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

So my personality, I'm going to be who I am on camera. So they love it when we at the shows and they backstage and we eating. Nice ass.

[Josh]

You.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

You coming to see. You come to see us in a different city. I'm buying your flight. You feel me? No, no, but just for one specific person. But like in San Antonio I have somebody with me and you feel me like Connor, them all have their wives. And I was like, and we're younger than everybody, but I'm like, well this is kind of the life we're living and it's cool. But then you don't like what I'm saying on stage or now we're taking the meeting greeting. You're chirping now. What the am I then that just paid for the steak, you know what I'm saying?

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Like.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Like that flight was in. It was a free.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I don't know.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Nobody has spirit, you know what I'm saying? But it's hard Fuba, you know, she's cool. So, ladies, do you want to be with an actor by January 2023?

[Josh]

Let me know.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

You know what I'm saying?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I'm gonna take you to the premiere because I gotta take my mom, but you can come see it with me after somewhere.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

At the Grove or some.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

What. What do you look into when you try to find a girl? Or like, what are some things that kind of, like, stand out for you that you actually really enjoy?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

She's a woman.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Listen.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

A heartbeat. I mean, food.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I don't know.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I don't. I never really thought about it that deep. But I guess if you can't take a couple jugs and maybe we can't be together.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Got it.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

But like, I'm being podcast wild.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And they'll get clip go viral. And then I get a call and I'm like, fool, like, what am I supposed to tell you?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then I. And then I go on here, and then. Yeah, just do. Wow. Like, I. When I remember when I did your first podcast.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And I was talking to somebody at the moment, and I said I wanted to go on a date with Cheeky's.

[Josh]

Oh, yes, I remember.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

So that's. The clip went kind of up.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then she.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

She.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then she brought it up when y' all had her on there, remember?

[Josh]

Oh, yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

She was like, oh, so. So what? And I'm like, fool, she's getting married.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Like, in a month.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But, bro, and it didn't help that I think Cheeky's reposted. That's what I'm saying.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

That's great. No. 100. I. I got free food for my Diaz that week.

[Josh]

You need to be with somebody who can understand.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Understand that, bro.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah. But then I can't take nobody in the scene, cuz. Cuz then she can't be doing what I've been doing on camera. You know what I'm saying?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I don't think you should be date.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

A guy it now you're 25, man. Just.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

If you date a guy, that'd be pretty chill, bro.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yo.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Hey, yo, Down.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah. Do you still live a little bit up north right now?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah, yeah, I'm still staying up there. Yuba City, California.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, I love that.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Where the Movie takes place out there and out here. But yeah, that's. That's it, right?

[Josh]

Is that where you got shot?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Wow. So the fact that you can you shot even in the city, wow, that's awesome.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, that was dope shooting right there.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Getting to know you.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

What was that restaurant we ate at every day?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Happy Vikings.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Happy Vikings. We ate that four days in a row.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, I love good sports. Fire.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Fire ass wings, for sure.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And then. And then the little. And then the little viper pasta Gas.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

What do you mean viper?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Rattlesnake pasta.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Rattlesnake, bro.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

If you guys ever have in Cali for any reason, stop by you.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But it has.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

It's not a paid sponsorship or nothing. I gotta pay for my food every time. But it's fire. It's fire.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

So we go there and it's like, it's a city food where you're chilling with. It's just every food. You could walk like it was cool as far. Remember we hopped in an Uber and it was like the next street we just didn't know. But Happy Viking. This fool was like, hey, do you know where you're gonna go eat? I was like, I'm gonna just uber eat. He's like, I'm gonna take you somewhere food. And we went in and we must start right there. That's it, right there.

[Narrator/Advertiser]

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[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

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[Josh]

So rattlesnake pasta. What? Why do they call it. Is that just the name of it?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

It's a little spicy.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Oh, but there's no snake in it.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

No, no, no.

[Josh]

That's a little hiss to it.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, that's badass. That was good as fire. That's how I remember that.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Snap.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I like that. Like three, four times.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Damn, bro.

[Josh]

Yeah, I that up. That's that up, bro.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Good sports bar for sure.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Nothing like good sports bar, bro. Every time someone ask me what you want to eat, I'll be like, you want to go to Buffalo? Always.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

You know, strip club food is fire, bro. I don't usually go to a strip club, but when I do, I've been to in Texas, Shout out. My boy Mingo, he took me to a strip club in Ecstasies. And I don't usually go to strip clubs out there like that.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

I'm like, whatever.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Throwing money. We had. We bought a PS5. We were playing FIFA. We had our own booth intersection.

[Josh]

We had fire, man, get them out of here.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

We had some chicks dancing that weren't even strippers.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

The strippers are bad, huh?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

No, they were cool.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

But playing PS5?

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah. That was.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

That was not strip club food is good. That's me.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Especially opening up the FIFA case.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Hey, on story mode.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Asking XTC for the WI fi so you can log into your ears.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

No, no, I'm fine, I'm fine.

[Josh]

Bring me some more wings.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

That is true though because Sam's has good food. Yeah, yeah, I did a food show there, dog.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Did you really?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, Shout out id we do. We starving together. Like it's a dope ass food show. We've been to Mexico City for it and everything and we went to Sam for an episode and let me tell you, Sam got some fire ass wings.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Man versus food or what?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Nah, we do, we do the mavericks. Food is crazy now. We did this. I went to Mexico City week like in the little like pueblitos. That is like enchanting.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

And it was cool's not losing anything, dog.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

I'm everything now I'm losing.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

You talking about like the wings and stuff. That's good. Like the bird.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

No, the strippers are good too. But the wings, the wings are good, fool.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Yeah, the steak is what like I was like, damn, they serve. They got steak at a strip.

[Josh]

Really?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

They closed that down though, by the way.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Oh yeah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

XCC in Dallas. Yeah, I try to go the last one.

[Josh]

I was there for the steak for.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

The snakes.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Rally right here too.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. In the Valley here. No. Well guys, I think that's most of the time we have for today. Is there anything else that you guys want to say? Obviously CLICA out January 23rd.

[Josh]

Yes, sir.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

2026 in theaters everywhere. Yeah, I was about to say that. That's in theaters everywhere around the universe. Wow, that's like a huge deal, bro.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Superman's gonna watch this?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

That's kind of crazy, bro. Like imagine like. Well, I would assume you guys probably gonna get a lot of opportunities after this too, man. I mean you guys already from your successful people, man, you know, like jd, you're a super successful musician, man. Like. But I think there would be a lot like more networking, more opportunities. That's awesome, man. Congratulations to you guys.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Thank you.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

And not only that, you know, representing the Latinos like that, you know, and like what, what the movie is about you guys are doing in real life.

[Guest 2 (JD, Musician/Actor)]

Too for the culture.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Super excited. It's gonna be a good time. I'm gonna go to every theater around my area just to go watch it.

[Josh]

Oh, that's dope.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Thank you guys man, for having us.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

No man, of course.

[Josh]

We're excited to have you guys. Appreciate you guys.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, man. Of course. We were super excited. You guys should do like, some undercover, like, movie stuff. Like, you guys go to movies undercover and just pull up with people.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Nah.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Scared of that, bro.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

I don't even want to watch it, bro.

[Josh]

Whack.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Imagine the is this guy.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

That's funny for you. Start agree like, hey, he sucks, right?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Who the told that guy?

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Who the is that guy?

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Yeah, go watch it. Clicka. January 23rd in theaters everywhere, all over.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Take your mom, your grandma, your Thea, the Sancho, the Sancho.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Don't sneak in, pay for the ticket.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And don't go on a Tuesday when it's five bucks. Go pay the full price.

[Josh]

Full price.

[Guest 3 (Concrete, Comedian/Actor)]

Don't do matinee, dog.

[Josh]

8:00Pm prime time.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Yeah, prime time, baby. It's a vibe. Josh, you got anything else to say?

[Josh]

No, man. I'm excited to watch the film. I'm. Thank you guys for coming through. Yeah, I'm great. I'm. This is amazing, bro. It's gonna be sick.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Let's go, baby.

[Josh]

Forever, baby.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

There it is.

[Josh]

Happy New Year's, guys.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

And late Merry Christmas. And Diaz de Lo Reyes and Hanukkah and whatever you guys celebrate.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Holidays.

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Happy holidays.

[Host (possibly co-host with Josh)]

Are we ready?

[Guest 1 (Comedian/Actor)]

Let's get it. We out of here.

[Josh]

Just one cheeseburger, dog.