What Happens When We Die?

Summary

Podcast Summary: LA PLATICA (March 30, 2026)

Episode: What Happens When We Die?

Hosts: Sebastian Robles (Sebas) & Josh Leyva
Main Guests/Contributors: Jess, Marky
Theme: Exploring philosophical questions about death and the afterlife, social media's fleeting fame and business reality, plus a candid, culture-rich chat on music, technology, attention, AI, spring break, and more.

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EPISODE OVERVIEW

In this lively episode, Sebas and Josh muse on the deep question: "What happens when we die?"—sparked by a hypothetical about transferring your soul into another body. The conversation branches into philosophical musings, lighthearted jokes, reflections on social media fame, AI in daily life, and vibrant stories about music, making a living on the internet, and spring break culture. Interwoven are pop culture references, amusing tangents, and real talk about both the Latino experience and navigating modern digital spaces.

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KEY DISCUSSION POINTS & INSIGHTS

1. Being Present and Family Reflections

• [03:38] Sebas shares about his trip to Guadalajara for family time:
  “Try to stay off my phone for a little bit. And it was a good reset, you know what I mean? It was just so nice.” — Sebas
• The hosts discuss the challenge—and paradox—of "being present," sometimes overthinking it, and treasuring family interactions.

2. Vail Ski Story & Nature’s Perspective

• [05:08] Josh narrates a failed snowboarding trip to Vail due to unusually warm, slushy conditions.
• Sebas and Josh reflect on seeing the stars at high elevation and how connection with nature puts life into perspective.

3. Mortality & Afterlife: Would You Transfer Your Soul?

• [13:20] Josh poses:
  “If you had the capability... where they could grab your soul and put it into another body so you can continue to live, would you do it?”

• Sebas responds sincerely on why he might—or might not—choose to prolong his life:

  "If I had a sickness and I still felt like I had a lot of life to enjoy, especially with the people around me...I would give my soul to somebody else."
  — Sebas [13:28]

• Both ultimately express hesitation, questioning playing God and the philosophical "right time" to go.

• [15:56] Josh: "The whole idea of, like, you know, prolonging your life and doing all these crazy things, it's like you're kind of acting like God and I just. Something about that doesn't sit right with me, you know?"

• Sebas: “I don’t know what’s gonna happen after we die, but I know something is gonna happen.” [16:06]

Memorable Moment:

• Probability of existing:

  "No more. This, like, I think it's like there, the chances that you are here, you, Sebas, are on this moment right now. It's like one out of 400 trillion."
  — Josh [17:14]

4. Language Tangents & Use of “Vast” & “Abundance”

• [18:29] The group gets lightheartedly stuck on the meanings and usage of "vast" and "abundant"; Jess brings dictionary precision to their playful debate.

5. Social Media, Attention, and the Game of Influence

• [29:51] Josh: “I saw somebody say today that attention is the most valuable currency nowadays… creating attention for herself.”
• Discussion about fleeting TikTok and online fame, validation, and the “addiction” to attention:

  "Those big TikTokers... those are the most addicted I know to that [attention]." — Sebas [30:40]

• Candidly, they discuss how many large creators actually struggle financially, living brand deal to brand deal.
• The hosts note their business-minded approach to social, setting boundaries as they grow older, contrasting with those chasing fame alone.

6. Advice for Aspiring Content Creators

• [35:06] Marky asks about advice after a first big brand deal.
• Sebas: “Always try to give brands above and beyond what they even ask for because there are real people on the other side of that email who appreciate these things.”
• Josh underscores handling taxes, learning from negotiation, and progressing to professionalism and perhaps a manager, but learning the ropes matters.

7. AI, Robots, and Living with Technology

• [22:24] Chat on AI assistant apps like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude—what works, what doesn’t.
• Josh prods:
  “Are you against AI robots doing chores for you?”
• Sebas:

  “No, the—Me neither—What the. I need a robot for everything. So… I would just feel bad for the one robot that I purchased to wipe my ass.” [22:28]

8. Social Media Growth Tactics & The Psychology of Comments

• The hosts discuss "rage-bait" (intentionally making mistakes in content to drive engagement), being strategic about hooks in TikToks, and how comment sections fuel the algorithm.
• Sebas reflects:

  "I literally like. And sometimes I'm like, maybe I should comment more, you know? Because isn't that sometimes why we post?" [43:10]

• They marvel at how girls on Instagram hype each other in comments, compared to men sparsely dropping fire emojis.

9. Spring Break, Adulting, and Outgrowing the Party Scene

• [48:01] Jess raises the question: “At what point are you too old to be partaking in these, like, college age activities?”
• Group considers Drake being seen at spring break, cultural perceptions of aging, and outgrowing clubs in favor of restaurant hangouts.
• Sebas:

  “I think definitely like 33, 34, you shouldn't be going to clubs like that anymore. Festivals is different... Coachella, Bro, different. Yeah.” [54:55]

10. Music Love: Best Drake Songs

• Energetic exchange on favorite Drake songs tied to identities and memories:

  • Josh: “Don’t Think About It Too Much” [58:27]
  • Marky: “Sticky” [58:53]
  • Jess: “Massive” (from Honestly, Never Mind) [60:11]
  • Sebas: “Underground Kings” (“Bro. Underground Kings. Oh, I can't even imagine when he left the studio, like, yeah, I did that. Damn.” [61:18])

• Fun tangent: Stumbling onto a throwback Drake fan music video Josh unexpectedly featured in [63:01 onwards], prompting nostalgia and laughs.

11. Spring Break Revisited: Mango Deck in Cabo

• Sebas shares his hilariously humbling experience at the super-spring-break-crowded Mango Deck in Cabo:

  “I do, actually, because it's so fun. I do, I do, I do, I do. And I'd go back again, but you can feel that I was definitely top 20 oldest dudes there.” [69:41]

• Stories about legendary push-up contests, local icons, and why spring rituals matter to human nature.

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MEMORABLE QUOTES

• Sebas, on presence:
  “Present the moment... you benefit from being quiet. And you're observing. You're not being quiet. You're observing.” [04:44]

• Josh, on the improbability of life:
  “It's almost impossible. It's next to impossible that we're here.” [17:26]

• Sebas, on soul:
  “We're just filled with blood and mush and chemical, you know...what gives me that spark? What gives us that spark? It has to be something.” [16:36]

• Jess, on language:
  “Abundance is the noun itself referring to a large amount supply or plenty of something. An abundance of caution.” [19:53]

• Sebas, on AI chorebots:
  “I will have a robot for every single thing. I don't care if that makes me look lazy...A robot to talk to. A robot to wipe my ass. A robot to Pelarto matillos. A robot to make me breakfast.” [22:38]

• Josh, on fleeting influence:
  “It's crazy how, like, it's just fast how sometimes it happens, right? Like, you'll become like you're, like the center of the world, it feels like. And then you're literally not.” [30:11]

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TIMESTAMPS OF IMPORTANT SEGMENTS

• [13:20]—Soul Transfer Thought Experiment & Discussion of Death
• [16:36]—Sebas Explores the Mystery of Human Consciousness
• [17:14]—Statistical Miracle of Existence
• [22:24]—AI Technologies and Household Robots
• [29:51]—Social Media, Fame, & Value of Attention
• [35:06 & 36:17]—Advice for Creators on First Brand Deals
• [43:39]—Comment Section Psychology & Hype Culture
• [48:01]—Are You Too Old for Spring Break?
• [54:55]—Outgrowing Clubs, Changing Social Lives
• [58:27]—Favorite Drake Songs
• [63:01]—Josh’s Surprise Cameo in a Drake Fan Video
• [69:41]—Spring Break Experience at Mango Deck in Cabo
• [76:20]—Closing Out with Spring Break Cautions & Farewells

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TONE & STYLE

The episode blends witty banter, honest philosophical inquiry, inside jokes, and practical guidance. Sebas and Josh maintain their signature “mehh behh” energy—playful, emotionally aware, and always community-minded. The mix of Spanglish, pop culture, and authenticity creates a vibe that’s inviting, relatable, and educational—“We're education,” as Sebas jokes while learning grammar on air.

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USEFUL FOR LISTENERS WHO HAVEN’T TUNED IN

• Provides deep, real talk about mortality and life's value, mixed with the realities of internet fame, business, and technology.
• Offers inspiration and practical tips for aspiring creators, as well as cultural insight into Latino experience in modern America.
• Filled with laughs, memories, and grounding reminders not to take everything—or oneself—too seriously, all while staying true to La Platica's culture-forward roots.

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If you enjoyed philosophical tangents, actionable creator wisdom, the lighter side of AI, or want to relive both musical nostalgia and the reality of being “too old for spring break,” this episode is a La Platica classic.

Transcript

[Josh Lea]

If you had the capability, if you. The technology was advanced enough where they could grab your soul and put it into another body so you can continue to live, would you do it? Like, would you transfer your soul? Are you against AI robots doing chores for you?

[Sebas]

Fuck no. I need a robot for everything. So, yeah, I would just feel bad for the one robot that I purchased to wipe my.

[Josh Lea]

This is kind of juicy. So off camera. No, on camera, but on camera. Oh, it's kind of good.

[Sebas]

Okay, I like this. Hold on, Let me go. Right, right, quick.

[Josh Lea]

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[Sebas]

I saw that.

[Josh Lea]

And then she came across this other TikTok that she was going to do, and it was using the audio of Ash Trevino.

[Sebas]

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[Josh Lea]

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[Sebas]

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[Sebas]

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[Josh Lea]

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[Sebas]

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[Josh Lea]

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[Sebas]

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[Josh Lea]

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[Sebas]

Let me be honest, every guest is a privilege.

[Josh Lea]

Do we want to go there?

[Sebas]

Get jolly, cuz I'm on a podcast with Jo. Yeah, you have too.

[Josh Lea]

Ladies and gentlemen, let me just tell

[Jess]

you,

[Josh Lea]

ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, listeners of La Platica, it is I, the Josh Lea, accompanied by my wonderful, sexy, handsome, articulate.

[Sebas]

Thank you.

[Josh Lea]

Co host, I Sevas.

[Sebas]

So sweet of you.

[Josh Lea]

This episode is sponsored by Se Geek, the number one rated ticketing app on the App Store. Hey, I'm talking to you on the treadmill. Getting after it. Getting your steps in. Hey, I'm talking to you on your way to work. Hey, I'm talking to you. Listening to me while you're showering. Do you do that? Listen to podcasts while you're showering? Am I the only one who does that?

[Sebas]

You're the only one.

[Josh Lea]

All right, well, not to make it weird, but wash your ass. What's up, guys? Happy Monday. I hope you guys are having a great start to your week. We love you, first of all, and we are very grateful to be here today on this. On this beautiful day. And we got some things that we're going to talk about.

[Sebas]

Yeah, man, I'm excited to be here, man. I'm excited to film. I'm excited to see everyone's faces today.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I just got back home from Mexico. How was it? I just got back home from Mexico. Yes. I went to Guadalajara.

[Josh Lea]

Love that.

[Sebas]

Amazing. Just family time. Yeah. Try to stay off my phone for a little bit. And it was a good reset, you know what I mean? It was just so nice.

[Josh Lea]

So what you're saying is, like, you. You got off your phone. Try to set off your phone so you can be present in the moment, Right?

[Sebas]

Present the moment.

[Josh Lea]

Do you ever have moments where you're trying to be present in the moment and then you're so focused on trying to be present in the moment that you're just focused on the moment?

[Sebas]

You're just quiet.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. You're like, I'm so present right now.

[Sebas]

I know.

[Josh Lea]

In the moment.

[Sebas]

No. You know, I'm so fortunate to have the family that I have with the family that I have. There's no such thing as, like, being quiet or nothing. My family just talks and we have such a time. So it was an amazing Time and, you know, three nights and four days. That's a perfect.

[Josh Lea]

That's a good weekend, bro. I feel like. Not to go back into that, but, like, I think being present, like, sometimes you do kind of have to just sit back, be quiet, and just watch and just.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Feel everything that's happening around you.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And really taking a moment to be, like, watch your mom, like, smile randomly and, like, let that mean so much to you.

[Sebas]

You still benefit from being quiet. Exactly. Exactly. And you're observing. You're not being quiet. You're observing.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I. I went to Vail this past weekend, and originally we were supposed to go on a ski trip with my business partner, Tyler. He comes from a ski family.

[Sebas]

Okay. So his dad must be nice. Tyler. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

No, and it makes so much sense. I'm like, you're a skier. Yeah, of course. Of course you are. Yeah. And I've talked to his dad. His dad is awesome, by the way. His name is Kelly.

[Sebas]

Shout out to Kelly. I've met him. He's.

[Josh Lea]

He's. He's dope.

[Sebas]

He's a man.

[Josh Lea]

He's the man. So. And maybe Tyler could do a better job at, like, telling the story one day, but, like, his dad was a skier in college and everything, and I think he had competed or tried out for the Olympics, and I don't think

[Sebas]

he made the team, but he.

[Josh Lea]

He's like, a handsome devil.

[Sebas]

Kelly. Right?

[Josh Lea]

And he became one of the, like, main posters for the USA Ski Team for the Olympics.

[Sebas]

No shit.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, I think that's the story. I just know that he was, like, the face. So, anyways, obviously, I've been. I've been privileged to, like, snowboard at a really young age. So that's kind of like a thing that we have in common, that we both, you know, do, like, that kind of sport.

[Sebas]

Snow activities.

[Josh Lea]

Snow activities. But we've never gone together. And this, like, we're going. Yeah, we've never gone. So this year we were like, yo, let's go to Vail. Vail is a beautiful place to.

[Sebas]

So this trip was just you, you, Tyler and his family?

[Josh Lea]

No, it was going to be Tyler and two of his friends who also are in the. In the winter sports.

[Sebas]

Okay.

[Josh Lea]

You know, Realm. Realm.

[Sebas]

Okay. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

But literally, the day before we were gonna leave, his friends were like. Because they're from Colorado as well. For people who don't. Don't know where Vale is, because I didn't. It's in Colorado.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

I met some people outside of the airport, and I told Them, I just got back from Vail, and I could tell they had no idea where that was.

[Sebas]

I didn't know where it was at. I thought, you're going to Europe.

[Josh Lea]

So it looks.

[Sebas]

Europe sounds. It looks European.

[Josh Lea]

It looks like Swedish is like a little Sweden town, like, that's on the side of the mountain. It's very unique.

[Sebas]

Does it give bougie or is it chill?

[Josh Lea]

It gives. It gives. It gives Swedish. It gives. Yeah, no, it's bougie. It's bougie.

[Sebas]

Okay.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, I don't want to say that. It's not. It definitely is. Anyways, long story short, his friends were like, bro, it's really hot. It's. Apparently, it's like some of the worst winter conditions in the past 100 years.

[Sebas]

Really?

[Josh Lea]

Like, it's super hot. The snow is, like, slushy. And Vail, if I'm not mistaken, just. You can look this up, is one of the most expensive ski resorts on the planet. Like, it is insanely expensive. It's like $350 for a. For a day pass to go.

[Sebas]

Like, just your standard day pass.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, just your standard day pass. So they were saying, like, I don't think it's worth it for us to pay all this money for the snow conditions just to be terrible. Like, it's unfortunate, but it's just not worth it. And. And I. And I do feel that it wasn't because, bro, we got there and it is insanely hot. Just to put in perspective, that Saturday that we were supposed to go snowboarding, skiing, we went to the pool and we laid out and I got a little sunburnt. Just to put it in perspective, mind you, the mountain is probably like a hundred yards away from me.

[Sebas]

We stayed in the village, and I

[Josh Lea]

could look up and see the mountain. Yeah, bro. And there's a bunch of dirt patches.

[Sebas]

We're talking like 60 degrees, 7 degrees Fahrenheit or a little lower.

[Josh Lea]

So here's where it's interesting. It was like, it was like 50 degrees, but because you're so high, you're closer to the sun. So the UV rays are stronger.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. So it felt really hot even though it was only like, 50 degrees. Yeah, it felt like it was like 80, bro.

[Sebas]

Yeah. They say high elevations like that, the UV rays obviously are a lot stronger. More people get more sunburn.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

In the mountains than they do at the beach.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Something I like about being at that, like, high elevation at night. It almost feels like the sky bends because you're so up that you kind of just see everything around you.

[Sebas]

And that is because you probably saw stars, right?

[Josh Lea]

Like there.

[Sebas]

Yeah, like in the sky you can see stars.

[Josh Lea]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Marky]

So when you see.

[Josh Lea]

That's what I meant.

[Marky]

Yes.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Because when you see objects in the sky.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

You know, you can see it almost gives you kind of like a perspective of what you're looking at.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

You know, instead of it being dark, then you're like. It's just kind of like. Just there.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, right.

[Sebas]

Like the stars make it look like there's some sort of bend.

[Josh Lea]

For sure. Have you seen it? Have you like really? Like.

[Sebas]

Yeah, of course. Yeah, yeah, I've seen it. Yeah, it's beautiful, bro.

[Josh Lea]

Sorry, this is like super random, but last night I watched the movie La

[Sebas]

Bamba with, yeah, Richie Valen.

[Josh Lea]

So good. It's so have you seen it? Have you like recently watched it?

[Sebas]

The old one?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then at the end of the movie, obviously, you know, he dies like in that plane crash. Do you know how old he was when he died?

[Sebas]

I'm assuming in his 20s, bro.

[Josh Lea]

He was 17 years old.

[Sebas]

What?

[Josh Lea]

I was mind blown. I was like, I didn't realize how young he was, bro. He only had a career for like eight months. But it just exploded. And I say that really the reason I brought that up is because the end of the movie, they say a line where the guy, he hates flying. He never wanted to fly. Apparently he had a severe deep fear about flying because he would have dreams that he died in a plane crash. At least that's the way they portrayed in the movie. So anyways, the last, he has to go somewhere because he's doing like shows around the US he's getting popping and he got like a really bad cold because the, the tour bus that they were on, like their AC broke or something like that, or their heater broke or something. So it was insanely cold. He ended up catching a cold like that, right? So they, they had like this little plane that he could take, but the plane could only sit three and there was four guys. So what they did was they did. They flipped the coin. Who, who was going to go on the plane. And he won the, the coin toss. And he's like, he's like, that was my first coin toss that I've ever wondered.

[Sebas]

Right?

[Josh Lea]

So he goes on this plane and then the guy, he looks back, the guy who's like flying the plane or the co pilot, and he's like, don't be scared, bro. Remember, the sky belongs to the stars. Like it's Like a double entendre. Right. So it's like he's a star. Yeah. And he died on the plane, bro.

[Sebas]

I don't remember that part. Wow.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I'm about to rewatch it.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, you got.

[Sebas]

It's so.

[Josh Lea]

Great movie. Great movie.

[Sebas]

17 years old, bro.

[Josh Lea]

And I was like, yeah, because he made this comment about this girl he's dating. He's like, just wait till I'm 25. He's like, I'm going to marry you one day. Just wait till I'm 25 and I got a bunch of gold plaques and then I'll marry you. So then I was like, okay. So he's probably like 22, 23. And then at the end of the movie, 17 years old, I was like, damn.

[Sebas]

Wow.

[Josh Lea]

Crazy.

[Sebas]

Wow.

[Josh Lea]

Crazy. Also, the guy who played him, Ricky Valens.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

He wasn't even Mexican. He was a half white, half Filipino.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Did he play a lot of other cholo movies?

[Josh Lea]

I don't know. He's good, though. Like, not even.

[Sebas]

You're talking about, like, the.

[Josh Lea]

The actor.

[Sebas]

The kid. Because it doesn't. He plays two. There's two actors that play him. No, like the kid and then like the. The dude.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, you might be right. But when he gets older, like the. When he becomes.

[Sebas]

Yeah, he's super famous, isn't he?

[Josh Lea]

I don't know. I just looked him up, but he might be, bro.

[Jess]

Lou Diamond Phillips is the guy that played.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Jess]

Richie Valens.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

Lou Diamond Phillips.

[Josh Lea]

And he is Filipino and American, right? American. Filipino. Filipino American.

[Sebas]

Yeah. That guy.

[Josh Lea]

Is he. Is he known in other stuff?

[Sebas]

Luis Diamond Phillips is an American actor. Yeah, he was in other cholo movies, I think.

[Josh Lea]

Damn. I don't know. He has a good look, right? So he. He did an amazing job, bro. Watch it. Re. Watch it. I know. Like, we've seen it, right? Yeah, but it's like, it's. I'm sure you haven't seen it in enough time that you'll re. Watch it. You'll be like. You'll feel like you're watching it for the first time.

[Sebas]

Okay. But I'm mad at you because last. And, and, and. And I want to ask you guys back at home too, did you watch the Emma Stone movie that I told you to watch?

[Josh Lea]

But I promise you, bro, I promise you I'll watch it tonight.

[Sebas]

Do you remember what it's called?

[Josh Lea]

Yes.

[Sebas]

What? Okay.

[Josh Lea]

I don't remember.

[Sebas]

What is it called again? I forgot. Anyways, did you guys watch it? Comment down below. If you watched it, just watch it and it's so funny. On the way back from Guadalajara, coming over here, some guy was watching a movie, and it was on the Ido, Mexico, little app TVs, movies. And he was watching it and he was like this. He was enjoying it.

[Josh Lea]

This was the future one where.

[Sebas]

It was the one where they basically, they kidnap Emma Stone because they think she's an alien.

[Josh Lea]

And you know, that. That. I have a question for you, and I know we're going to talk about some things, but before, I have a random question for you. If you had the capability, if you. If the technology was advanced enough where they could grab your soul and put it into another body so you can continue to live, would you do it? Like, would you transfer your soul? Or are you the type. Like, if it's my time, it's my time. I call it a day.

[Sebas]

I'm old already, right. Or I might have a sickness.

[Josh Lea]

Okay, yes, you have a sickness. Let's say you're. You're 58.

[Sebas]

Damn. If I had a sickness and I still felt like I had a lot of life to enjoy, especially with the people around me. Yeah. Like, I didn't want to leave my wife, you know, or my. My parents are still. Good. Yeah. I would give my soul to somebody else.

[Josh Lea]

No, like, another body. So you're still you.

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do I get to see the body?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Have you seen the movie with Ryan Reynolds that. This is what it's about. Have you guys seen this? I think it's called, like, selfless or self. Something. And he's a billionaire. He's like an old billionaire. And the technology, but it's like a secret technology that it's only given to people who have all this money.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Is that what it's called? So it's a good movie. PC. If you haven't watched, you love this movie.

[Sebas]

I'll watch this tonight then.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. This is Ryan Reynolds. He's. It's phenomenal. It's one of my favorite movies he's done. And they're able to, like, transfer his soul into another young. Into. Into Ryan Reynolds.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

So. Yeah. And he's. And all the money that he had as the old self there, he. No. Into his bank account. So now he's like young, sexy and rich.

[Sebas]

And then there's a plot.

[Josh Lea]

Of course. Yeah, of course.

[Sebas]

Yeah. I. I would. But do I get to see who I'm gonna be?

[Josh Lea]

Oh, by the way.

[Sebas]

Or they make that body for me.

[Josh Lea]

No. Here's a catch. You can.

[Sebas]

Yeah, there's a cat.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. You can't you can't see your. Because you're. You're gone, you know? So you have to start new.

[Sebas]

Well, what the. That's the only reason why I would give my soul is just so I can continue my life.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, but you're going to. You're going to. You're going to die. So it's either you die or you do this and you start this new life that you can. And you can never look back at your old life, but you're still on this earth.

[Sebas]

I don't know. I don't think so.

[Josh Lea]

Then you get me.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Because then the hard question is, like, we don't know what happens when we die. I mean, people think they know, but we don't really know what happens. Right.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

So I don't know, because what about if I just go into another life and everything is happy, you know, and then you come to the question of, you know, when it's your time, it's your time.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Right?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Would you.

[Sebas]

So.

[Josh Lea]

I don't know, dude. I'm, like, kind of caught in between because I like that whole idea of, like, life is so precious. Right. And, like, we. We didn't choose to be here, but we just happen to be here. Right.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

We've been gifted this gift of life and experiencing this and. But maybe it was not meant to be forever, you know, Maybe it's meant to be like a present gift. You're here and then you're not.

[Sebas]

It's not meant to be forever, or else it would be forever.

[Josh Lea]

So the whole idea of, like, you know, prolonging your life and doing all these crazy things, it's like you're kind of acting like God and I just. Something about that doesn't sit right with me, you know?

[Sebas]

Exactly. Yeah. And I am a true believer. I don't know what's going to happen after we die, but I know something is going to happen.

[Josh Lea]

Hope so, man.

[Sebas]

I. I think so. I mean, it's. It's the. The. I feel like the answer is really. It's not, like, easy or. Or it's basically like I look at it. Like, I look at myself in the mirror and I don't have no batteries. I don't charge myself. We're just filled with blood and mush and chemical, you know.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Compounds. And it's like, what. What gives me that spark? What gives us that spark? What is that? Right. There has to be something. So that magic that we have inside of us, it has to go somewhere. Yeah. I don't think it Just vanishes.

[Josh Lea]

If it does, though, that's fucked up. Is it?

[Sebas]

Is it? Well, I would.

[Josh Lea]

I.

[Sebas]

I mean, I don't know if I, I. For me, yeah, it's up. I wish the story continues, you know,

[Josh Lea]

that there's a stat, but like, you

[Sebas]

just end up in the dirt and you just become back. That's it. You're just nothing.

[Josh Lea]

No more. This, like, I think it's like there, the chances that you are here, you, Sebas, are on this moment right now. It's like one out of 400 trillion.

[Sebas]

Yeah, I know. We're very lucky to be.

[Josh Lea]

It's almost impossible. It's. It's like, it's next to impossible that we're here.

[Sebas]

Yeah. If you look at it in the way of like the count of sperm.

[Josh Lea]

Yes.

[Sebas]

You. Everything. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Your parents. Everything. Like, their parents. Like, it's just insane. Is it 400 trillion? Is that even a number we can read?

[Jess]

Yes. A statistical miracle. Often quoted as one in 400 trillion.

[Josh Lea]

Jesus, bro. One in four, that's insane.

[Sebas]

It's insane.

[Josh Lea]

400 trillion, not 1,400, which is more than 300.

[Sebas]

Yeah, it's kind. It's. It's so crazy.

[Josh Lea]

So here's my point. What if that's the gift? Like, what if that's it? Like, what if this is it?

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah, you're right. And then maybe me just saying, like, oh, no, I want more. That's probably really selfish of me.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Like, you won the lottery already.

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah. What about if this is it, you know?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Damn. But still up.

[Josh Lea]

I know.

[Sebas]

Like, that's it. You just become mierda in the ground.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, well, you become one with the earth. Earth.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Yeah, I guess. Yeah. There has to be something else, though. Gee, there's.

[Josh Lea]

It's.

[Sebas]

The universe is too vast. Yeah. Have you ever used the word vast before?

[Josh Lea]

Oh, yeah.

[Sebas]

Oh, you sound so smart.

[Josh Lea]

You say vast, bro. People stop.

[Sebas]

People stop and they're like, damn, that's

[Josh Lea]

a

[Sebas]

four letter word.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, no, but it's a four letter

[Sebas]

word that's just so massive, bro.

[Josh Lea]

You say that like at a restaurant when there's people around you, like I people.

[Sebas]

What would you say, though?

[Josh Lea]

Just say vast.

[Sebas]

Like I, I say vast all the time. Especially like when I. Every time I go and, you know, waiters or waitresses, they might get annoyed with me and it's okay because they know I'm a good person. I always order a vat. I, I jalapenos, like grilled jalapenos. And then they're like, yeah, like how many? A vast amount. Like a lot. Yeah. Or like hot sauce or anything. Oh, you know, how much. How much hot sauce do I bring out? Like, not like a little thing. Like a vast amount. If you can bring the bottle and it's cool with the chefs and stuff. Bring it.

[Josh Lea]

Or you. Or use the word abundance or how much an abundance amount.

[Sebas]

Is it an abundant abundance amount or abundance?

[Josh Lea]

I want to say it's abundance and an abundance amount.

[Jess]

Abundance is like.

[Sebas]

Like you're talking about the whole thing.

[Jess]

Yeah. And abundant. Like, hold on, let me. Let me actually get technical.

[Sebas]

Grammatical.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Marky]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Buns in abundance is.

[Sebas]

You're talking about, like, the actual amount, and I think the. An abundant amount. You're talking about wanting that amount.

[Jess]

So abundance is an adjective describing a noun that exists in large quantities. Right. So abundant rain. Abundance is the noun itself referring to a large amount supply or plenty of something. An abundance of caution. So abundant describes what you're talking about. Abundant jalapenos. Right. An abundance of jalapenos.

[Josh Lea]

So which one. What's the correct. If I'm going to. I want a lot.

[Jess]

If you're ordering something.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

An abundant amount.

[Josh Lea]

An abundance.

[Sebas]

And I think. I guess you can say both, bro.

[Josh Lea]

I guess you can say. Well, you know what? I said give me a ton.

[Sebas]

No, you didn't say two words. Unchingo, bro. Like, a lot. What did you say, sir? Just a.

[Josh Lea]

My name's Kyle. Yeah, I don't know.

[Sebas]

My name's Brent.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

See you learn things a la Platika, dude.

[Sebas]

When she was reading that, I was like, we're education. I was like, this is the thing. We. We all put ourselves in situations where we just learn. And honestly, we should be doing that outside of la platica, guys. Like, just.

[Josh Lea]

Just have Jess walking around with us with a laptop.

[Sebas]

Just.

[Josh Lea]

Can you look that up real quick?

[Sebas]

Hdmi cord and her monitor. Just like, you know, but, like, honestly, we should always be, like, on Chat or Google or Gemini and just asking random ass, like, we're only here for a little bit because clearly Josh said there's nothing else out there say that. So let's just learn, dude.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, let's learn, dude.

[Sebas]

Let's learn.

[Josh Lea]

Have you tried these other AI apps, like, besides Chat, like, you said Gemini, right?

[Sebas]

Yeah, just Gemini for a little bit. But I'm just so used to Charles.

[Josh Lea]

Me too.

[Sebas]

And it just works out for me.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And I already pay for it, so let's just use it.

[Marky]

Have you heard of Claude?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, that's what I was going to bring up Claude. I've heard great things about Vaughn.

[Sebas]

Claude Van Dam.

[Josh Lea]

Yep. Apparently they're saying it's better than chat.

[Marky]

It controls your computer, so you can tell it to sort files for you. And it has control of your computer and does everything for you.

[Josh Lea]

Have you been using it?

[Sebas]

No. How much is it?

[Marky]

I think it's about the same price. That's why, like, I'm paying for the chat, so I don't want to pay for double for another one. And then because I've also heard with Claude, it gives you a minimum amount of prompts, so a lot of people say they usually just end up going to chat. GPT.

[Josh Lea]

Oh.

[Marky]

Because it runs out of like.

[Sebas]

So maybe it's good to have both, I guess. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Are you against AI robots doing chores for you?

[Sebas]

No, the.

[Josh Lea]

Me neither.

[Sebas]

What the. I need a robot for everything. So. Yeah, I would just feel bad for the one robot that I purchased to wipe my ass.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, bro.

[Sebas]

I will have a robot for every single thing. I don't care if that makes me look lazy. I don't care. Yeah, why not? A robot to talk to. A robot to wipe my ass. A robot to Pelarto matillos. A robot to make me breakfast. A robot to wash my car. A robot to be my handyman.

[Josh Lea]

Therapist.

[Sebas]

A robot to be my therapist. Yeah, bro. Robot to vacuum and broom and sweep and mop. Come on, baby.

[Josh Lea]

Look.

[Sebas]

And they never complain.

[Josh Lea]

They're in production as we speak.

[Sebas]

Is that what you're talking about? The no X Neo?

[Josh Lea]

No, not this one specifically, but this is another one. The one that saw was the. The Tesla one. The Tesla Robot.

[Sebas]

Well, in 10 years, there's going to be something like that. Or maybe less. I mean, it's already coming out.

[Josh Lea]

Look at this, bro. This is insane. Optimus. Gen 3.

[Jess]

You guys watched Black Mirror, though? Like, doesn't this stuff kind of freak you out? And Terminator. Hello.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Not. Not really. Because in. There's this movie that I saw recently that it's. It was it in Black Mirror where there's basically one of these guys. But it was like, from a long time ago. They had one a long time ago, and it just comes back to life. And there was like, a face like, she's a woman and she falls in love with like. Or, no, she used to be the mother and they put her in there or something like that. I forgot what it was. And it's all evil. And she, like, you know, she's being selfish and she locks everybody in the house and she, like, cuts the kids and stuff like that. But no, I. I think those are just shows and they. Or crema. Or whatever. But no, I wouldn't be scared. They'll be harmless, but you never know.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

You know, I mean, when iPhones came out, we had the same conversation, you know?

[Josh Lea]

Dude, have you seen the BlackBerry movie on Netflix? Did you watch it, bro? This is so good. Yeah, it's all good, bro. Amazing. Watch it tonight.

[Sebas]

Is it old or new?

[Josh Lea]

No, it's came out, like, two years ago.

[Jess]

20, 23.

[Josh Lea]

You saw it too, Jess. No, you should watch it. It's really cool. It's really cool. Okay, bro. So BlackBerry used to control 40 of the mobile devices in the market. Now they're literally at zero. So they were like the powerhouse.

[Sebas]

Yeah, I remember Everybody wanted a BlackBerry.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. And they show about, like, when the iPhone came out and how it, like, took him down. And the guy who played him, the main guy, he's. I love him. He's so good. You gotta watch it.

[Sebas]

I watched that one tonight too.

[Jess]

It's called BlackBerry.

[Josh Lea]

It's called BlackBerry.

[Sebas]

Is it on Netflix?

[Josh Lea]

It's on Netflix.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Dude, I was like. I put a movie on for, like, background noise, and then I. I was like, you know, I'll do this one for background noise. I'll be on my phone for a little bit. But it was one of those, like, I couldn't. I couldn't keep my eyes off of it. That's how good of a movie it was. I was like, damn, this is really good.

[Sebas]

You know, it's funny. There's like. I feel like you're like my wife, too. Maybe that's why I get along with you. She always plays movies and stuff like that in the background, and I'm like. And I always like how you do that. Yeah. Instead of playing music or something, Right? Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

No, it's like a thing noise.

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Lea]

It's like, I want to watch it

[Sebas]

if it captures that guy.

[Josh Lea]

Yes, bro.

[Sebas]

Oh, cool.

[Josh Lea]

It's so good. And even the main guy, the. The guy in the blue, he's brilliant.

[Jess]

Okay. 97 on run to me.

[Sebas]

Oh, no, it is.

[Josh Lea]

It was so good. It was so good.

[Sebas]

Wow. I'll watch it. Yeah, I'll watch it, bro.

[Josh Lea]

This is kind of juicy. So off camera. No, you can put it on camera. Oh, it's kind of good.

[Sebas]

Okay. I like this. Hold on, let me go. Right. Right foot.

[Josh Lea]

Mo did a campaign video thing with Selena Gomez.

[Sebas]

I saw that. How cool is that?

[Josh Lea]

She said it was, like, really badass. She was like, Saying the Selena was incredible, really, to work with. Basically, like, she came in, she was like, they had like pre approved, like some of the tiktoks they were going to do and that. I don't think Selena had seen them. I think it was just more her team. Just like, okay, yeah, this is fine.

[Sebas]

Sure.

[Josh Lea]

And that Selena was just like, like, I'm here, I'm at your disposal. Whatever you need for me, I'm game. So like, Mo was like showing her at the event. Yes. So. So Mo was showing her like, oh, I'm thinking about doing this Tik Tok. And then she came across this other Tik Tok that she was going to do and it was using the audio of Ash Trevino. Do you guys know who Astrovino is?

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Josh Lea]

So Mo was like, yeah, I was thinking about doing this. And she's like, oh, this from. Mo said, this is Ash Trino. And then Selena was like, I have no idea who that is.

[Sebas]

Okay, fair, right.

[Josh Lea]

And I totally get it, you know. So Mo post. She was hesitant to post the video because she was like, I'm kind of exposing Mo here a bit. But she like has Astravino like blocked on social media. She's just like, I don't want to see that kind of content. Right, sure.

[Sebas]

Fair, right.

[Josh Lea]

It's your phone. You do whatever the hell you want.

[Sebas]

Probably not the only one. Right, okay.

[Josh Lea]

So. But the. The audio is like kind of funny.

[Sebas]

Yeah, right?

[Josh Lea]

It's like a face car. You guys can go look it up. It's like I'm serving faith card. It's funny.

[Sebas]

So said, that's so good.

[Josh Lea]

So Mo post first Tik Tok. That wasn't as Trino. It was like another one that she did. Super fun.

[Sebas]

Is that the one I saw?

[Josh Lea]

It's one where she's like getting amazed by Selena Gomez. She's like, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then she had this other one and then I remember we were sitting outside and she was like, babe, do you think I should post the other one with Astrovino the audio? And I was like, yeah, yeah, why not? I was like, one you got to shoot with Selena Gomez. If I'm not mistaken, she's the most followed Instagrammer on the planet. So I was like, babe, that's a really cool opportunity. But she was like, I just don't really care to post it because it's like the audio with Astro.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And she was like, I just. I know she's gonna react to it. And like, I, you know, I'm not Trying to give her all that.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

You know, so I was like, post it, babe. It's still. It's funny, you know.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Lo and behold, guess who reacts to it. Yesterday you saw it, too.

[Sebas]

Really?

[Josh Lea]

Yes. And Astrovino's like, oh, my God, Selena Gomez used my audio. Like, you know.

[Sebas]

Sure.

[Josh Lea]

Feeling herself, you know, and it's just funny because now people are kind of mad at Mo for this because they're like, they're. We're gassing this girl up, Astrovino, and Selena didn't even know who she was, you know?

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

So a lot of the comments are telling Mo to take it down because they don't want Astro, you know, to be feeling herself like that. I just think it's so funny she's

[Sebas]

gonna feel herself no matter what.

[Josh Lea]

No matter what, bro. No matter what. But, yeah, so this is the video. This is the. This is the TikTok.

[Sebas]

We can't get no audio, but yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And then this is Estrovino reacting to it, but.

[Sebas]

Cool.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. It's just. It's just so funny. And. Yeah. You know. Yeah.

[Sebas]

You knew it was going to happen and it happened.

[Josh Lea]

It happened, it happened. And the whole.

[Sebas]

Good.

[Josh Lea]

I mean, well, it's just funny because, like, I even asked Mo, like, did Selena Gomez know who she was? She's like, no.

[Sebas]

Yeah. But. Oh, but she thinks. Yeah, Selena Gomez was the one.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And by the way, I have nothing against, as tribunal.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

It's not my type of content. I'm like, assuming that.

[Sebas]

But, like, hey, if she wants to believe that Selena Gomez, you know, picked her audio, let her believe it, bro. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

But she did it.

[Sebas]

It's good for her soul. And if you did that.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Boom. You just made someone's day.

[Josh Lea]

I saw somebody say today that attention is the most valuable currency nowadays. And she has done a great job at, like, creating attention for herself. You know what's interesting about, like, certain people that, like, pop off like that? It's like, it's so fleeting. No. And this is. I'm not specifically talking about sugar, you know? You know.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Don't mind. But it's crazy how, like, it's just fast how sometimes it happens, right? Like, you'll become like you're, like the center of the world, it feels like. And then you're literally not. Is that. That's kind of a bold take, but.

[Sebas]

Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

That is crazy.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Jess]

It's addicting to some people. What, like being. Having attention.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Then they'll do anything.

[Jess]

Yes.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And imagine you get it? You get all. Yeah. You get 20 seconds.

[Jess]

What is it?

[Josh Lea]

15 seconds of fame. 15 minutes.

[Sebas]

And bro, let me, let me tell you something. Like those big tick tockers that you see, the people that are like posting every single day, that are very highly successful and have a lot of followers, those are the most addicted I know to that.

[Josh Lea]

And they.

[Sebas]

And you know, and being that addicted to that attention, it can be a good thing. Right. But there has to be some negative towards it as well. I don't know what that is, but there has to be. But those people who you see the most, the most, like, you know, influential on social media are the ones who are love.

[Josh Lea]

You know what's interesting about this? This is a really good conversation. I'm intrigued by this. A lot of these people who have like a lot of attention and success in numbers don't make money, dude. Like a lot of these people are broke or they're literally living paycheck to paycheck waiting for that next brand deal to come and they're just craving that attention. It is a very dangerous cycle that you can fall into.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

You know what I mean?

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

This isn't to like toot my own horn by any means, because we're in that social media world.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

To an extent. We are also trying to get people's attention. Right?

[Sebas]

Of course. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Like it's what we're doing.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

This is part of the game.

[Sebas]

Yeah. There's like degrees to the attention, right?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, yeah. How much we're willing to go.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

We, I want to say, obviously now that we're older, we have more boundaries. Right. That we're not going to do certain things. It's like, it's not worth it to us for, for the clicks, for the likes or whatever. But when I started social media, bro, I looked at it more as like a business. I'm like, how am I going to monetize this? How am I going to make money? How can I build a business?

[Sebas]

As you should.

[Josh Lea]

And. But it's interesting how some people like their mission is fame.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

That's it. They just want attention.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

You know, which is fine. And it works. And you know, and as us, the consumers, like, we fall into the trap. Right. Like we're watching. We know who Astrovino is. We know who these people are. And I don't mean to keep calling her out, but you know what I mean? Like, we know who these people are.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Because of what, how they've like put themselves out there.

[Sebas]

Yeah. And it's great. And it's great and you know that will never go away. But yeah, for like this, what we're doing right now. Yeah, technically for attention. Yeah. Right. But I feel like we've been to. I personally, I feel like I, I find myself to have a healthy balance because I am also a super private person.

[Josh Lea]

Same bro.

[Sebas]

And I love, love being private. I love sometimes not being on my phone, not going giving into trends or, or trying to get more attention on Tick Tock and stuff like that.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

So there is a happy balance that I like to give myself. Obviously sometimes you probably see us all the time on social media and stuff but like I'm the same way. And, and that goes for everybody back at home too is like. Because you're right. I meet so many people who are so much larger than, than us. Right? Yeah. And they just don't make any coin and that's okay. But sometimes like, like for me personally, I don't work outside of this.

[Josh Lea]

Right.

[Sebas]

So like, like tbh, you know, like we have found a way to make somewhat of a business. Right.

[Josh Lea]

Of course. As you should. Yeah.

[Sebas]

Anything that you, you do, you should try to make it as a business and yeah. So. But yeah, you're absolutely right. Some people get paid off attention, which I sometimes like it too.

[Josh Lea]

But that's fleeting though if you don't do it correctly.

[Sebas]

Yeah, right.

[Josh Lea]

It's.

[Sebas]

I try to do everything like correctly like you said. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Because yeah, sure, you can get this attention and now you can make money off of Tik Tok just by posting.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

But like can you really, Is that sustainable? Yeah, but if you're just looking for that quick attention and being like, you know, in the limelight, you know, it's, it's definitely doable. It's interesting. It's. It's interesting how people build out their like social media career and sometimes it even happens on accident. You know what I mean? Like it'll. I don't know if this is an example of it and I don't even want to say it but like yeah, you'll, you'll, you'll post something or even like Bretman Rock. He was just posting content for his friends and they were like, yo, you're like funny. Like you should post this on, you know, social media because he was doing it on Snapchat. Wasn't that what it was for his friends? So he was just repurposing his Snapchats and it blew off and he made. It blew off. Blue blew up. Blew up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Sebas]

It's, it's no, go ahead.

[Josh Lea]

No, go for it.

[Marky]

I was gonna say, for any of your guys's viewers who are, they're pursuing social media, is there any word of advice you give them once they get their first big brand deal?

[Josh Lea]

Oh, that's a really good question.

[Sebas]

Words of his words of advice for when they get their first brand deal. I personally, I'm sure everybody here in this room, especially me, I always came from a very humbling family. Like we were never rich nor still. But I always try to give brands above and beyond what they even ask for because there are real people on the other side of that email who appreciate these things. Yeah, there are, they're, they're real people on the other side of the email. Who recommended you to the board of people. What should we do? You know, we need this concept, you know, this budget. I'm very grateful when I get deals. I'm very grateful when I work with brands that I, that I like, you know, so I always go above and beyond for them and I, I'm very professional as well. I think they appreciate that too. But yeah, I, I think that. And I'm not even saying like quality wise, like you don't got to film yourself in this crazy like, like camera, you know, quality. I'm saying quality as in like what you're giving them.

[Josh Lea]

This is really good, pz, but I think he's asking more like once you, they got a brand deal and they got paid, let's just say they got a brand deal for Saluth and they got paid like X amount of dollars, right? Like 15. Yeah, like 1500 bucks. Like what now? Because we're talking about how these like people, you know, get on social media but maybe don't make any money and they have like all these like views, you know what I mean? So I think it's like, I think it's like one, if you're in a position where brands are offering you money, that is a very special and unique position because that's people's dream, right? To get paid to create content.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

So one remember that you're gonna pay taxes. I think people forget that especially when you get like a brand deal. Like that's not all your money. Uncle Sam's gonna want some. So like save your money for that and then really figure out what worked just to like your point. So like if you going above and beyond and like being afraid, not being afraid to like ask these brands like, did you guys like this? We're trying to get like feedback so you can become better at Creating content for, for brands.

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, right?

[Josh Lea]

You hated that answer or what?

[Sebas]

No, no, no. I was just thinking to. To answer it again, to, you know, answer it correctly. Yeah. It's a super special thing to do to, to get paid to create content.

[Josh Lea]

Yes.

[Sebas]

And that is because you are influential. You know, brands look at you and they're like, hey, let's work with this person. Because a lot of people follow his or hers advice, you know, and I guess that's the whole point of being a content creator. Some of it, yeah. I think. I don't know. There's like so much I can go into it. I feel like something that you should try to do is like, I'm trying to answer the question correctly, but like, get a representation, I guess.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

You know, like, like, like a manager. Yeah. But I don't know if that's like necessary for like your first brand deal after that. You know what I mean? But not, I guess, like a manager, but like, I don't think it's very professional when you're dealing with your own money. Yeah. Like your budgets and stuff.

[Josh Lea]

But if you're just starting off and you're running your own social media account, I mean, that's like.

[Sebas]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So, like, I don't know if that's good for like your first couple.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

But I feel like a lot of people run into situations where it's like, you know, they try to negotiate deals and for example, something can happen. Like, and you're talking to them and you're like, yeah, I'll do it for 500 bucks. I'll do it for, let's just say $1,000. Right. And then the brand comes back and they're like, you know, we're looking to really do it for like 300 bucks. Right. But you really need those 300 bucks. And you just said a thousand. And then instead of you saying like, no, now you're like, okay, I'll do it. You just kind of looked kind of weird, you know, negotiating a ousand now to 300. So now you look kind of like silly taking it. And you know, people look at now you just kind of like you were over budgeting me. Does that make any sense?

[Josh Lea]

It does, but to, to contradict that, like, I think it's good to like, if you're just starting off and you're getting brand deals, for you to be in the weeds of it and seeing how these.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

You learn a lot things go. So you can understand because even now there was like, A point probably for like two or three years where I was, like, doing my own management. Right. And I was, like, doing the negotiation. And it is a little bit awkward because you are the talent.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

And you're also, like, negotiating these, like, fees and stuff. You have to look over contracts. It does get. It does get pretty complicated.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

You got to. You want to make sure that you're, like, careful. But things like Chad Beat, where you can, like, literally put in, like, the contract and be like, hey, can you look this over for me? If you were like, an attorney. But I think it's good to, like, learn. And I think when the beginning, when these deals aren't as big, you know, usually I think it's good to kind of like, negotiate and feel that out. So when you do get management and they're, like, explaining things to you, you kind of understand because you've seen the other side, you know?

[Sebas]

Yeah, I agree. Yeah. Such an interesting world. World of stuff, right?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And I feel like it's kind of good to talk about it because I feel like so many people might be interested, but yeah, it's like a huge, huge world of the how to. Yeah. Like, there's so much more backend than people understand.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And that h. Like, that doesn't always happen for everybody when they start, like, making content.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

You know, like, some people have, like, different goals. Like. Yeah. Like, some people want to, like, build their business. So it's like they already kind of have a business. So they're like, using social media as, like, a platform or like an outlet to do that. They're not worried about, like, a brand deal. So to say.

[Sebas]

Yeah, I feel like when you have a business and you try to build a platform, like on social media media, it can be, like, so hard to do. Right. But I find it so fascinating as well, and so, like, fun, I guess. You know, it's like a challenge. Like, how could my, you know, like, I always kind of, like, say, like, people who do, like, mobile detailing and they do like a bunch of social media stuff. Like, it's so cool, like, how their content is and what works for them. It's like, you can do so much, bro. And like, people, like, I follow so much businesses not just because, like, of their business. It's just. It's so fascinating what they do. Yeah. So it's really cool.

[Josh Lea]

And there's also, like, tactics that people do. Like, this is a little bit separate. So selfless. Selfish. Selfish, Selfish, selfish.

[Sebas]

Selflessly plugged.

[Josh Lea]

Yes. So we have an affiliate program that we do for like Tick Tock Shop. So if people want to sell salud on Tick Tock Shop like you, we offer like 20.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And then if you join like our discord, you get like 20, right? 30. Sorry. So you can make some serious money. And we have some affiliates, bro, that are making bank.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

And this is not just for salud. There's like a bunch of other products, but we have these calls like every other week where we like chat with our affiliates and like some of our top ones come on and they'll like talk about what works for them and stuff. And it's just so crazy how many angles and tactics there are now.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

So for example, like one of the biggest ones that I've seen and everyone kind of has said the same thing is like making a mistake in a video. Like they'll mistake.

[Sebas]

That'll be the hook.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Although like, for example, like we have the Jamaica flavor. They'll say like Jamaica, you know.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

And then, yes. People get like pissed, like rage bait. And it just creates all this attention. And what happens when people are engaging with a post? It just becomes. It gets more and more exposure.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

So it's like, it works. They're like purposely up.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Just to get the attention.

[Sebas]

Those videos that we see, like those cooking videos.

[Josh Lea]

Shameless Plug.

[Sebas]

Shameless Plug.

[Josh Lea]

Nobody helped me out, huh?

[Sebas]

It's like those.

[Josh Lea]

What did I say? Selfishly, it's like those cooking videos where

[Sebas]

they're chopping up Fruta or something and they accidentally leave the wrapper and they

[Josh Lea]

act like they are gonna eat it.

[Sebas]

Yeah, they act like they eat it and they put it in the blender and then like the next clip is like, I guess I got blended.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And they're just comments just flooding, you know.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

It's like little hooks like that. It's great, bro.

[Josh Lea]

I have come across so many of those videos where somebody said something wrong. I just keep scrolling, cuz, you know.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

But like I've never like, man, dude, you said it wrong. Like that's crazy.

[Sebas]

I've never. I don't even comment on random people's like, comments. I. I never had that in me. Yeah. There's people that, that.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I literally like. And sometimes I'm like, maybe I should comment more, you know?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Because isn't that sometimes why we post?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Right. So like I should be doing that as well. I do. But like there's people that do it like on every single body that they follow.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I'm like, should I try that? You know But I've never had it in me, especially to say, like, hey, that's not how you do it.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

You know what I mean? I guess that's what we're talking about, right?

[Marky]

For sure.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Do you ever, like, you have, like, a friend that posts something and you want to, like, engage, but you don't know what to say, so you use, like, the, like, fire emojis, and then you feel so lame for just using fire emojis.

[Sebas]

You're contributing to the. To the engagement, but you feel a

[Josh Lea]

little like, damn, that's all I got for them.

[Sebas]

Yeah, you have good ones.

[Josh Lea]

I try, I try, but I Sometimes I like, sit and think. I'm like, okay, all right, this is good.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Sometimes I just like to, like, if my friend posts something, I'll just write one sentence, send it. I'll write another sentence, send it over another sentence, just give them three comments immediately.

[Josh Lea]

That's pretty good. That's good.

[Sebas]

That's good.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. I like to treat my friends like. I'll comment how, like, I see other girls comment on, like, other girls posts.

[Sebas]

Yes.

[Josh Lea]

You know what I mean?

[Sebas]

Those are the best.

[Josh Lea]

Those are the best, bro. These girls, I will say they're, like, so uplifting towards, like, other girls. I love it. Have you. And I'm sure there's another time, but, like, a lot of these girls get so much love on their posts.

[Sebas]

Like, the craziest compliments.

[Josh Lea]

Yes, bro. Yes.

[Marky]

You know, it'd be fun if. If the comments for this video should be, like, a girl hyping up.

[Josh Lea]

Yes. So. Yes, yes, yes.

[Marky]

Lay it up in the comments.

[Josh Lea]

Yes, Lay it up in the comments, guys.

[Sebas]

That's a good idea.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Super good idea. Yeah. Oh, and then we were going to talk about that. That stuff on our. We have meetings. We were. There's this new thing, and I was going to ask you guys to help me out and do it because I want to know what. What you can do with it or how does it benefit the channel? There's this thing where you can hype up the video. So you basically go on the comments box, you swipe to the left on your mobile device, and it says, hype video. And supposedly, if you'd like to hype this video up, it throws it in the realm of YouTube for other people to. To, like, watch that aren't really in our world.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, that's cool.

[Sebas]

Yeah, you can just hype a video up. You've never seen it. Oh, wait.

[Josh Lea]

Creators for 500 to 500 subscribers.

[Sebas]

Yeah. So you basically. Maybe I can pull it up and you can see it. But I can probably screen record this later.

[Josh Lea]

Weekly hypes. What is this?

[Marky]

Oh, so you have to pay for hype.

[Sebas]

No, that's the thing. Cuz I hyped up Corners video not too long ago and I didn't pay anything. It's almost like YouTube gives you points for some reason. Yeah. So you basically go like on bro,

[Josh Lea]

you have to have 500 to half a million to partake in this.

[Sebas]

Yeah, it's so, it's. They say that's for small creators, which. That's kind of big.

[Josh Lea]

Hell yeah.

[Sebas]

Yeah. But they consider that like a smaller tier. Creators. Yeah, it's only if you have 100k to 500k.

[Josh Lea]

No, 500 to 500k?

[Sebas]

Yeah, 500 to 500k. So like I'm on the crew that corners video right now because that was the first one that popped up. And if you actually go to the right, you can hype a video up.

[Josh Lea]

Okay, so do it.

[Sebas]

Hype video up for hype. 110 points. So yeah, I just do that and I hyped it up and supposedly that. I don't know, it just throws it out. So like. Okay, I want to see what happens. So if you have the opportunity to hype this video up or if you have a better description of what I just did, let me know on the comments down below.

[Josh Lea]

I think you did a good job because this is a little confusing too. So I. I mean, I don't know.

[Sebas]

Yeah, it basically throws it out.

[Josh Lea]

The only reason you were able to do it is because you did it from the La Platica channel.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Well, the only reason why I even noticed it is because I was on somebody's channel and when I was looking at their videos like on a playlist, it says this video is hyped. It's almost like this video is trending. But it says this video is hyped or it's hyped up. Yeah. So if you guys can do us a favor, just go hyped. I want to know what happens.

[Josh Lea]

But they have to have a minimum of 500 subscribers.

[Sebas]

No, the channel does channel.

[Marky]

But whoever can hype it can.

[Sebas]

It's just anybody can hype it.

[Josh Lea]

Okay, cool.

[Sebas]

The channel has to have 500 to a 500, 000 subscribers to. To be. To. To be able to have that hype feature.

[Josh Lea]

Got it. So we're in that pocket. Yeah. That's sick.

[Sebas]

Yeah, so that's what I'm saying. Like I don't know. Hype this video up, dog.

[Josh Lea]

Hype it up, dog.

[Sebas]

Hype it up hey, Hype it up

[Jess]

Hype it up and slay it up in the comments.

[Sebas]

And I just. I just saw that and I was like, what the hell? Yeah. Wow. We had a topic today to talk about. We did, brother. Let's talk about.

[Josh Lea]

Jess, you want to queue it up?

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

So sure.

[Jess]

The topic was spring break. Because I feel like this season it is.

[Sebas]

Yes. Yes. I'm on a Santa, huh?

[Jess]

Yeah. Cassie. Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Damn, bro.

[Jess]

And you know, Drake was recently spotted in Houston.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Jess]

For spring break.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Jess]

So Saul and I were kind of talking. Talking about it.

[Josh Lea]

Isn't he too old for spring break?

[Jess]

Yeah. Like, at what point are you too old to be partaking in these, like, what is it, college age activities?

[Marky]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And it wasn't for like a music video or anything. He was just like, literally part wanted

[Josh Lea]

to be around the college kids.

[Sebas]

How old is Drake now? Our age?

[Josh Lea]

38. 39.

[Marky]

I think he was 30.

[Sebas]

38.

[Josh Lea]

I mean, 39.

[Sebas]

I wouldn't mind, like partying with Drake, man, either. Right. I'm sure he does spring break much differently.

[Jess]

But then us as grown men, though, like, are you gonna choose to go

[Sebas]

out with the college.

[Josh Lea]

No.

[Sebas]

Oh, he was at like a college aid age area.

[Jess]

That's where the majority of, like.

[Josh Lea]

Where was it? Where was it? Miami?

[Marky]

He went to Houston.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, Houston.

[Marky]

Like, the Houston beach was like popping,

[Josh Lea]

which is all like. And he's just feeling himself.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Is there a video? Is there a video we can check?

[Sebas]

Wait, Houston has a beach?

[Marky]

I think so.

[Sebas]

Right? Am I getting that right?

[Marky]

Shout out, Houston.

[Josh Lea]

Shout out.

[Sebas]

Wait, am I stupid? Does Houston have a beach?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Boom. You're fucking lying. Isn't it in the middle?

[Jess]

I think it isn't. Oh, no, I'm. We're both dumb Sabbaths. It is very much like on the coast.

[Sebas]

I'm dead as.

[Josh Lea]

No, but there is. There is not. Houston doesn't have beaches, but Texas has beaches, right?

[Sebas]

Yeah, of course. Yeah. It's on the. On this side.

[Josh Lea]

It's like a little tiny part on the Gulf.

[Sebas]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

The golf, is it Miami golf? Where did he go?

[Sebas]

If you lived in Texas, where would you live?

[Josh Lea]

Austin.

[Sebas]

I know you're gonna say that. Why?

[Josh Lea]

I don't know. I don't know. This seems like the most like, LA kind of vibe. I love la. I love maybe.

[Sebas]

You know, it's crazy. I've never been to Austin.

[Josh Lea]

Me neither.

[Sebas]

You're just down.

[Josh Lea]

What about you?

[Sebas]

I don't know.

[Josh Lea]

Dallas. Dallas is cool.

[Sebas]

Nah, Dallas Is cool, but I feel like Houston.

[Josh Lea]

Houston is not.

[Sebas]

There's more of a bigger city.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I don't know. Is it a bigger city? Yeah. But then again, the Astros play there. I don't want to be an Astros fan. I mean, I don't have to be an Astros fan, but I don't want to see Astro stuff.

[Josh Lea]

They're gonna. They're gonna come at me. But I've been to Houston. I'm not the biggest fan of Houston.

[Sebas]

I love Houston. I love everywhere in Texas. It's Tex. Texas is such a cool. They have such great culture. Right. Do that. Like, you can't. Yeah. Like, you can't with people from Texas. Yeah. Like, they love being Texas Texans, so it's like. I like that.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

You know what I mean?

[Josh Lea]

All right.

[Sebas]

Like, obviously, I like being from Los Angeles.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

But, yeah. I don't know. I've never been Austin maybe. Maybe I'd like to live in Austin if I was. If I'd ever go.

[Josh Lea]

I've never been. Honestly, Houston's not that bad. I'm talking shit for no reason, because it's not bad. Okay, so we got even Drake in Houston for spring break right here in his. In his private plane.

[Sebas]

Okay.

[Josh Lea]

Isn't he from Houston, though? Like, he. Like Canada, but, like, he. He spent a lot of time in Houston when he was like, all his

[Marky]

exes are in Texas.

[Sebas]

Yeah, you're right. You're right. So that's a great song.

[Josh Lea]

If I'm not mistaken, all his exes are in Texas.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Look, I feel like being 30 is, like, being 20, but with money and.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

You know, now that I'm, like, older. We're older, Right. Like, we have luxury of, like, being able to do things that we wanted to do when we were 20, you know? But that doesn't mean I'm gonna partake with, like, college kids. I'm not actively going to these, like, areas that are full of college kids. I'm not doing that.

[Sebas]

Yeah. I mean, but that's what we're talking about.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

No spring break, like, on the beach, like, Margaritaville type. Yeah. Cake stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or, like, remember the show on, like, it's called, like, Caliente. No. I go to Caliente. I ain't gonna lie, bro. If you can Google Caliente. TV show. It was like, a spring break mtv, but with, like, when I was a little kid, it was, like, way hotter girls. Yeah. And, like, Latinas. Like, it was, like, in. Somewhere in Mexico or Cancun or something, bro.

[Josh Lea]

It was like, cancun was a spot to go for spring break.

[Sebas]

Right. You know? Yeah. You're. The thing is, is like when you're 30, you do have. It's like you're rich. It's like you're richer as a 20 year old, right? Yeah, I hope you are. Most likely you will be. So, like, that's kind of like a pass for me because, you know, because like, I feel like you party spring break in your 20s, there's so much many more things you can do.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. With that adult money for sure.

[Sebas]

Right. And if he's 39. But then again, it's Dre. He can do whatever he wants.

[Josh Lea]

Exactly.

[Sebas]

I'm sure he's there getting paid somehow.

[Josh Lea]

I did. We did a photo shoot one time in Cabo and we were like, oh, this is go out. Because we were done shooting the content and it was like during spring break and bro, I felt like really out of place.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I'm at the age now too.

[Josh Lea]

I was like, this is a little weird.

[Sebas]

Like every club I go to now, which I haven't even gone to the last time we were at a club.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

With Ibiza.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, yeah.

[Sebas]

But that's a different world.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, that is.

[Sebas]

That is literally like Ibiza is literally any age can go. You really enjoy yourself. And the definition of club scene.

[Josh Lea]

Yes.

[Sebas]

Right. You really partake in that world. And like no one is judging you. You're next to 21 year olds or you're next to a 60 year old living his life.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And that's the beauty of Ibiza. Right.

[Josh Lea]

Ibiza.

[Sebas]

But if you go to a club like in LA or New York and like a club club. You know what I mean? I'm talking bottle service and general admission. Bottle service, like type Shay or like you can buy cologne at the bathroom kind of clubs, you know, and they're spinning this. And the DJ's name is funny. That kind of club scene. I can't do that no more. No, I cannot do that no more. I love, I love if. If I'm drinking. I love getting up at restaurants. Yeah, I love it, dude. Jalapenos, bro. You know, like there's nothing like eating and drinking, bro.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Or like host something.

[Josh Lea]

That's definitely more of a vibe as you get older.

[Sebas]

Yeah. It's so much cooler.

[Josh Lea]

And then like calling it a night by like nine, you know?

[Sebas]

Yeah, I love that. But I think definitely like 33, 34, you shouldn't be going to clubs like that anymore.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I don't know. Festivals is different. And like Coachella Bro. Different. Yeah. Or like these things where it's like there's actual an atmosphere of culture that anybody can enjoy that's different. But like, you know those club clubs?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Like, I remember when I was younger, I would go to DV8.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, yeah. LA. Yeah.

[Sebas]

What else?

[Josh Lea]

Giggles.

[Sebas]

Giggles in Glendale.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I love Giggles. Oh, look, that's the show.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

Great show.

[Josh Lea]

So what it was my mom.

[Sebas]

My mom didn't let me watch it that much, but my dad did.

[Josh Lea]

Yo, so my dad did. What is this show about? Is it like a reality show?

[Sebas]

No, it's basically like spring break. Does it give it a description? Caliente was a Spanish language Calendar was a Spanish language teen magazine style television series that aired on Louisiana in the United States. The show featured music, dancing, fashion and celebrities at a beach location. I don't know what the, like, the point. The point was I don't remember. All I remember was like a lot of music, a lot of hot babes.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And cool host and. Yeah. I was young and I was like, I want to go there. And I've never been.

[Josh Lea]

The idea of spring break when you couldn't do spring break just felt like, damn.

[Sebas]

Isn't it crazy how humans have created the season? Spring, where it's. The sun's finally coming out and it's like, spring break is here. Let's. Let's.

[Josh Lea]

Let's party.

[Sebas]

Yeah, let's party. Isn't it. Isn't it funny how we need that? Yeah, it's so funny how like just

[Josh Lea]

an excuse to party.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Like just human nature and like our personalities need that.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

It's spring break. You know what I mean? It's almost like just lights. It just lights our up, bro. You know what I mean?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Marky]

What's that theory you guys said the other day is like the home run theory.

[Josh Lea]

Uk.

[Sebas]

Remember?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, yeah.

[Sebas]

Like drinking.

[Marky]

Yeah. But like, what is it?

[Sebas]

Well, it's like being locked in for like a month or two and then

[Josh Lea]

like doing a bender.

[Sebas]

Getting drunk as shit.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And then, you know, like. And then. But what was the theory?

[Josh Lea]

Like, it's just better. They're saying, like, that's a new way.

[Sebas]

It's a better drunk, hopefully, than drinking like every weekend. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I definitely think. I don't know because at the end of the day, like, I personally feel like pulling up in your. In your fucking private plane to Houston to like party with like college kids is like, if that's cool. Like I said, he's probably getting paid. Like I said, he can do Whatever the he wants. He's Drake. Now, me personally, someone kind of his age, I look at him as like, bro, I would like to see you doing some, like, cool ass, like, proper mature.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, but he also does.

[Sebas]

He does, he does, you know? Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

He has, like, these songs like, I'm in the Masoni room right now drinking. And like, he says something like crazy that, like.

[Sebas]

Oh, I. I know, but like, just sticking to this topic.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Trust me. I could tell you, like, bro, I fucking love Drake. Like Drake, bro. I wish I was Drake.

[Josh Lea]

All right.

[Sebas]

I wish I can flow like Drake, you know? Favorite Drake song. Go. Damn. Just pick one.

[Josh Lea]

I hate this question.

[Sebas]

I know there's a lot, but if you pick one, people will understand your personality. Pick one. Even though they already do. Pick one.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

You don't say two. Pick one. And it's going to you guys too, so put it in your mind.

[Josh Lea]

I think it's. Don't think about it too much. Too much.

[Sebas]

Oh, that was on. Nothing was the same, right?

[Josh Lea]

No, it's.

[Sebas]

No, yeah, it wasn't. It the one with the COVID of the baby.

[Josh Lea]

You're right. You're right.

[Sebas]

You're right.

[Josh Lea]

You're absolutely right.

[Sebas]

Yes. Yes.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. That's all I'm saying. I'm done playing.

[Sebas]

That's a great. I was pulling up the lyrics so

[Marky]

you guys could see it, because my favorite lyric in the world is Sticky by Drake.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Marky]

My mama wished I would have went corporate.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Marky]

She wish I would have went exact. So I turned to. It still turned to a CEO. So lifestyle.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Marky]

That's just hard.

[Sebas]

Wait, how does that song go again, bro?

[Marky]

It's.

[Josh Lea]

It's like a house song.

[Sebas]

Yeah, that's a good song.

[Josh Lea]

This is your favorite Drake song?

[Marky]

Yeah, it's my favorite.

[Josh Lea]

Damn.

[Marky]

It's like whenever, like at night drive. And I'm just, like, feeling grateful for life.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Oh, Drake does that, bro. He does that.

[Sebas]

He does. He has. Really? His. His music is. It gives you the feelings that music should. That's why music is not invented. That's why it exists.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

It's a language.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

It's a feeling. How old are you against how old you can bleep it off? You don't tell people 28. Yeah. Your answer was giving 28. Which I like. Which I like. Yes or no?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, it's such. So judgy. You were sending them up just.

[Sebas]

No, no, no. You know what? I'm so old that I expected you to say something from like, take care or something like that, but I forgot you know that, like. Yeah, we're not all the same age.

[Josh Lea]

Fault, Jeff.

[Sebas]

You don't have to say your age. I won't ask you.

[Jess]

I like massive.

[Josh Lea]

Ooh, that's from the new album, too.

[Jess]

No, no, no. It's from. Honestly, Never Mind.

[Sebas]

Oh, that's a great song.

[Josh Lea]

Wait, isn't this. What album is this?

[Jess]

Honestly, Never Mind.

[Marky]

It's like one of his.

[Sebas]

Yeah, the newer ones. Yeah, I like that. I like that feel.

[Jess]

I feel like I want to go with my girlfriends. We went to his show, and I feel like it just didn't get the hype that it.

[Sebas]

No, like, that song, we were going.

[Jess]

Yeah, like, just the beat is really cool. Like, it's.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, you get lost, like, a little bit.

[Jess]

And then, like, with the lights and everything and, like, people were dead.

[Sebas]

I was like, what?

[Jess]

Yeah, dude.

[Sebas]

It was crazy, dude. Little Giants.

[Josh Lea]

Great movie.

[Sebas]

Great movie. If you've never seen Little Giants, watch that movie. It literally will change your life.

[Jess]

Wait, Sebas, what about you?

[Sebas]

Underground Kings.

[Josh Lea]

I knew you were gonna say that.

[Sebas]

There's nothing with that song, I swear. Nothing with that song. You wanted to say it.

[Josh Lea]

I did, but I was. Gave it to me. I gave it to you.

[Sebas]

Underground Kings. You heard that song before?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, no.

[Sebas]

2011. Yeah. Bro. Bro. Underground Kings. Drake. Oh, I can't even imagine when he left the studio, like, yeah, I did that. Damn.

[Josh Lea]

Play a little something.

[Sebas]

There's nothing. There's. There's, like, doesn't, like, a flowier song. Doesn't exist.

[Josh Lea]

So you got a long drive home after this, right? Listen to this song on your way home, like, a few times, bro.

[Sebas]

Crazy song, bro.

[Josh Lea]

Rich off a mixtape.

[Sebas]

I reached out for. Mixtape. Can't even see straight.

[Josh Lea]

I can't even.

[Sebas]

I was driving drunk as bro.

[Josh Lea]

Whoa.

[Sebas]

No, no.

[Josh Lea]

That was a bit.

[Sebas]

I had to say it because he said it.

[Josh Lea]

That was a pz.

[Sebas]

That was a bit to make everybody laugh back at home. That was. That was a bit.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, yeah.

[Sebas]

Driving drunk as bro in my Acura Never had one. That was a bit. Bro.

[Josh Lea]

That was back in the day. Hey. That was back in the days.

[Sebas]

Back in the day I was a cold dude now back to my ways okay, what song that was on? I love talking about music, by the way. Whatever song. That album. Whatever album that song was on. Was it Take Care?

[Josh Lea]

I think it's Take Care, bro.

[Sebas]

Yeah, great. You never listen to Take Care.

[Josh Lea]

That is my favorite Drake album.

[Sebas]

And then there's another song with Rick Ross on that album that I love so much. No, no, no. The Other one.

[Josh Lea]

It's Diced Pineapples.

[Sebas]

No, that's a great song. Oh, remember when that song came out in high school?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. What song is the one you're talking about, bro?

[Sebas]

I think it's called Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me. Free. It was Free something. No.

[Josh Lea]

Let's put Drake.

[Sebas]

Take care, bro. Track list.

[Josh Lea]

Rick Ross. You said Rick Ross.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Oh, Lord knows.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, Lord knows.

[Sebas]

Was it with Rick Ross? Yeah, right, bro.

[Josh Lea]

Why is that music video okay.

[Marky]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Huh?

[Jess]

Yes.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Marky]

Oh, yeah. Featured artistry.

[Sebas]

Yeah. Such a good song. Lord knows that song. Dude, this song. This. This album. Like, listen to it. It'll be your favorite Drake album. And then. I really like views.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah. Okay, look. Look at number 13 doing it wrong. That's me, bro. That's a music video I did.

[Sebas]

Wait, what for? Wait, what?

[Josh Lea]

Okay, so look, I don't know why that's up there. That's tripping me out, bro. That's tripping me out. That. That's actually on the track list. And that's the video, bro. So. So there was this girl who was going to film school when I just started making YouTube videos, and she had. She loved that song. When a good thing goes right, it's not the end of the world. It's just the end of the world. Now, you had. With one girl.

[Sebas]

Josh, why are you everywhere, son?

[Josh Lea]

And I shot this video for her. Look, the. 14 years ago. Bro, this is 14.

[Sebas]

I got half a million views, and

[Josh Lea]

people thought this was. And she. And there was, like, a scene where she slapped the. Out of me. And I remember we had to do it, like, a few times. And I never done anything like that.

[Sebas]

What the. Whoa.

[Josh Lea]

What year did this come out?

[Sebas]

I don't like you. What the. I don't like this.

[Josh Lea]

2011. I know. So I was 21. Bro, that is so funny, bro. Look at your little ass. Oh.

[Jess]

What?

[Josh Lea]

Oh, that's crazy.

[Sebas]

I swear. Like.

[Josh Lea]

Okay, go to the slab. There's a slab. Okay, look. Okay, I got to tell you that. Okay, so look, this whole idea. Positive. Real quick, Jess. This concept is pretty cool. We're, like, in this relationship.

[Sebas]

Nixon.

[Josh Lea]

We're, like, in this relationship, and it's, like, kind of toxic, but when we're together, we're, like, in our own world. And every time, like, we're so. This is, like, us, like, away from the world, just us. And then the video ends with me back in her room, like, in reality. And, like, you know what I mean?

[Sebas]

Like, not really.

[Josh Lea]

I explained that terribly, but, like, what A stupid video, dude. No, no, no, no, no.

[Sebas]

I know, I know. It's for the bit.

[Josh Lea]

You see what I'm saying? It's like, that's our world. And then it cuts to reality. Oh, I don't know how to explain it.

[Sebas]

Yeah, but, like, is that what she wants?

[Josh Lea]

It's like.

[Sebas]

It's kind of like what she wants is the happiness.

[Jess]

Is that what it feels like versus what it is?

[Josh Lea]

There we go, Jess. Thank you. What it feels like versus what it is. And. And we just know that it's not good for us. And we.

[Sebas]

So she's the star of the show. She was her idea.

[Josh Lea]

She was just an actress. She was just an actress. The girl who posted this.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

So would you do it for. Bro.

[Josh Lea]

Did you ever meet Ruben? Never met. He used to be my videographer when I first started, and he got. He got really popular because he did this video for Lady Gaga and film school, and she saw it, and then, like, I think he was part of, like, a music video for her or something like that. But he became, like, a really, like, known, like, videographer like this, and it was one of his friends who came up with the idea.

[Sebas]

What are the odds that we're talking about Drake? Yeah. On the take care track list. And you see yourself.

[Josh Lea]

That's kind of trippy. I didn't. That's why I was confused, because then I was like, did Jess know about this?

[Sebas]

You.

[Josh Lea]

This is just pure chance.

[Sebas]

That's Google, bro. That's weird.

[Josh Lea]

Weird.

[Sebas]

Does that mean you're just popping and

[Josh Lea]

so Drake must have seen that video. 100 chance.

[Sebas]

100.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Jess]

Let's get Drake on the party,

[Sebas]

bro. Your younger self, which is not that long ago. Your younger self. Like, if I would meet him and he would come right now in the. In the. In the present, he looks more like a younger brother than actual you. Does that make any sense?

[Josh Lea]

Okay, no.

[Sebas]

Like, I see him. That guy that we just saw from, like, what, 15 years ago.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, 2014. It was 14.

[Sebas]

14. He doesn't look like you.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, I see what you're saying.

[Sebas]

I don't know what it is. He looks like.

[Josh Lea]

He looks like he.

[Sebas]

That's you. Yeah, but does that make any sense?

[Josh Lea]

For sure.

[Sebas]

I'm not saying that you changed completely, because you didn't.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I don't know if it's a facial hair, but that looks more like your brother. Not you, to me. Not to you guys. Yeah.

[Jess]

I feel like you definitely have more of a baby face.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Jess]

You know, you. You still have a lot of that. So that's probably.

[Sebas]

No, there's something.

[Josh Lea]

I get what you're saying.

[Sebas]

Like his evil brother.

[Marky]

I do see the Red Ranger casting though.

[Josh Lea]

See, see the Red Ranger.

[Sebas]

What kind of watch was that?

[Josh Lea]

Dude? I think it was a Nixon.

[Sebas]

That's why I said that watch. You're lying.

[Josh Lea]

Swear to God. I'll send you guys a photo so we can post it. Cuz I just actually I just sent it to Marky because I was like, yo, I got all these Nixons. You want one?

[Jess]

And the. I think it's the hair too. The way your hair is styled, it's like short, like kind of stuff spiked a little bit and it's just so.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, let's read something. 2,000 comments. This is how I felt when Spider man died. Oh, no. 207. I was like, damn, this is how

[Sebas]

I felt when Spider man died. Wow. I remember how much this song broke my heart. Why is this not the official video?

[Jess]

2025 people still comment.

[Josh Lea]

Damn. 3 weeks ago.

[Marky]

Should I see the newest comment?

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

The way he looked at bag when he closed the door three weeks ago. Wow. What about the oldest?

[Sebas]

Can you see that?

[Josh Lea]

Oh, no.

[Sebas]

Nah.

[Josh Lea]

Fascinating though.

[Sebas]

Wow. What a trip. Peas or poo.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, man.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Jess]

Who is the guy in this video seven years ago?

[Josh Lea]

Hot guy number nine. I don't think anybody noticed that. That's Josh Lea, the YouTuber.

[Jess]

Crazy.

[Sebas]

Yeah, that, that, that was really random that we saw that, bro.

[Josh Lea]

That was weird. Yeah, that was weird.

[Sebas]

I told you guys I went to Cabo. I went to Mango Deck. Yeah, if you've been a Mango Deck before in Cabo, it's super spring breaky. If you're my age, I don't recommend it. I do, actually, because it's so fun. I do, I do, I do, I do. And I'd go back again, but you can feel that I was definitely top 20 oldest dudes there.

[Josh Lea]

Wow.

[Sebas]

And I'm not even old. Yeah, you think I'm old, peasy?

[Josh Lea]

Well, if I agree to that, then I'm agreeing that I'm old, so. No, you're hot and young, dude.

[Sebas]

So yeah, I. I realized I was like, dang, it's a bunch of little kids, man. Not little kids, like 21, 22, living

[Josh Lea]

their life, Afford to go to Cabo and like party it up. These rich kids.

[Sebas]

Rich kids, bro, Honestly, I saw a lot of them and they're like University of Michigan, because, like, they introduce them, you know, because in Mango Deck, long story short, it's like super spring breaky. So like there's a host while you eat, drink, order bottles, whatever you want on the beach. It's just actually. It's actually really nice. It's a vibe. And now they have it really nice too. But we're not gonna into that. And then there's a. There's a host or somebody just kind of. Have you been. Have you guys been to Mango Deck? No. Okay. So, like, if you've never been highly recommend, you have to go highly recommend.

[Josh Lea]

If you go to Kabu, you got to go to Mango.

[Sebas]

Yeah. And like, I love going when, like, nobody has gone. So, like, I'm like.

[Josh Lea]

They're like, damn.

[Sebas]

I'm like, crazy tour guide.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

But it's like there's a guy and like, he just roasts you and like, he makes you play games and like, he has it all set up for you.

[Jess]

It's seen.

[Sebas]

It's super sick. They have good food and, you know, it's. It's nice. And you're on the beach. It's mango day.

[Josh Lea]

So Spring break. It's so spring break coated.

[Sebas]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Lea]

Lab dances. They do push up competitions. Like, they do it all.

[Sebas]

Yeah, but you see how that one says 2018. Doesn't look like the stage is there, but there's now TVs in the back.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, lights.

[Sebas]

Now, like, that area in the middle is like vip. If you buy like two bottles or more, you get to sit in the. In the middle. Middle. So it's nice. It's really nice, bro.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

What the go up. Wow.

[Josh Lea]

The push up guy.

[Sebas]

Was he there last time?

[Josh Lea]

He's always there.

[Sebas]

Oh, my God. He's part of the bit.

[Josh Lea]

I think he is. But he's also extremely strong.

[Sebas]

I'm mind blown right now. Nicest guy, by the way.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

That morning, I think he's. Before I went to Mango Deck.

[Marky]

Live webcams.

[Jess]

This is Mango Dike right now.

[Sebas]

This is right now.

[Josh Lea]

What? This is live,

[Sebas]

yo.

[Josh Lea]

This is live right now?

[Sebas]

Yes, it's live.

[Marky]

That's their nest.

[Josh Lea]

What time is it in Cabo?

[Marky]

It's probably the same.

[Sebas]

It's the same time here. No, there's a fucking.

[Josh Lea]

This is a Monday.

[Sebas]

No, there's no way that that's live.

[Marky]

Yeah, it says live. Watch right here. You can go. Live webcams.

[Josh Lea]

Oh, my God.

[Sebas]

Okay. I believe, actually, because that shit's all day long, bro.

[Josh Lea]

That's insane.

[Sebas]

Okay, so that guy right there, that guy at Mango Deck, the guy with the platinum hair, all buff. That guy. Oh, my God. He's part of the bit. Okay, I'm tripping right now.

[Josh Lea]

I don't know if he is though.

[Sebas]

Bro. Listen to me. The morning of Mango Deck, when I just recently went ask my wife and ask my friends that were with me, they're gonna get their mind blown right now as well. I go to this gym, we do a day pass. I get there, he's there, get a pump, getting a pump. And I was literally gonna compliment him. I'm like, bro, for your age, you look great. You look phenomenal. You look better than me, better than anybody in that room. I'm like, wow. I'm like, you know, when you get a sense of, you know, someone lives in Cabo.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

I'm like, I feel like you have a routine or like you retired and now you're this guy here in Cabo. Platinum hair, good looking too. It's like, he's so good looking, I thought he was maybe like gay.

[Josh Lea]

Okay.

[Sebas]

Which doesn't mean that, that means that you're gay, but you know what I mean.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

You know, I was like, are you gay? Are you straight? You know?

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

It's like what people think about you and me.

[Josh Lea]

Super gay.

[Sebas]

Love the compliment.

[Josh Lea]

The gayest.

[Sebas]

And I was like, I don't know. Anyways, I was like, okay, cool. Anyways, so then we go to Mango Dick later that afternoon. Not even afternoon, earlier that day. Like around 11:12. And there's this thing where it's like all the, the, the. The main guy, he puts all the guys see who the most machos guy there. I think if you win, you get a bottle or a bucket of beer and everyone's already drunk. So it's like they start doing a push up contest. They put their legs on the chair. So it's like a incline.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

Or decline.

[Josh Lea]

Incline.

[Sebas]

Push up. So you. There's like 10 dudes drunk as and everyone's rooting them on and it's like it's last man standing. So they pick all these guys and then they pick the old guy. I don't want to call them old guy. I want to call him sexy guy, which is a little older than me. And so I'm like, oh, they picked the guy at the gym. Because I saw him at the gym. Yeah. And in my mind I'm like, he won, by the way.

[Josh Lea]

Oh yeah. By domination.

[Sebas]

By domination. Just boom, boom, boom. And it's cool because, like, he shows

[Josh Lea]

all these younger cats and muscular guys too.

[Sebas]

They think, yeah, yeah, yeah. There were some really fit guys there. They're like jocks. Like, you can tell they play football or whatever the they play and he beats them all by. By far. Like not even a sweat, bro. And he doesn't drink because I talked to him for a little bit after. Yeah, he doesn't drink, he doesn't do anything. He was just there and then that's it. And then he left and he was just all happy and I think. I think they gave him money or I don't know. I don't know if it's part of the bit, but now seeing him, I'm like, oh my God. He's always there, bro.

[Josh Lea]

I don't think he's whatever legend lost. I don't think he ever has ever lost.

[Sebas]

I don't know. But what a legend.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah, that guy's an employee. I don't know if he's to get hired, but I've heard like rumors that like he's part owner. Like there's all these little like theories.

[Sebas]

Really. Oh my God. Did they say anything about this guy right here? No. Right down the description. It doesn't.

[Jess]

Right.

[Josh Lea]

But he's a legend, bro. He's a legend in Mango Deck.

[Sebas]

Deck.

[Josh Lea]

I mean, he's a legend in Cabo. Honestly, everybody that goes to Mango Deck, they know that story, bro. About.

[Sebas]

I didn't know that. I'm mind blown right now. I saw him that morning at that gym. Yeah, nobody was there, just him working

[Josh Lea]

out and apparently he's been there for like years. That's why, that's why the whole idea is that he's an owner.

[Sebas]

Really? Yeah, maybe, bro.

[Josh Lea]

You didn't talk to him?

[Sebas]

No, because I just thought he was the guy that got picked that I saw that morning.

[Josh Lea]

Were you like mind blown that he won?

[Sebas]

No, I knew he was gonna win. I knew he had that.

[Josh Lea]

Damn.

[Sebas]

For sure. I knew he had it. But. But I'm but like now seeing him on the website, I'm like, you motherfucker. You're part of the bit.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

And he always just imagine that was your job, bro.

[Josh Lea]

He's insanely good at push ups though.

[Sebas]

Yeah, he's really good. He's super strong and buff. Yeah, that's so cool. Good for him. I want to do that when I retire. Be super healthy. Just fuck up kids, like push up consciousness. Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Lea]

He was like shirtless and stuff.

[Sebas]

Tank top. I remember he was tank top. Yeah, it was like. It was. It was really cool. I love that. Oh, well.

[Josh Lea]

Spring break, man. 2026. Yeah, we're here. Happy spring break, guys. If you're going out, be safe, be cautious.

[Sebas]

Be cautious. Have fun.

[Josh Lea]

But have fun, man. Stay hydrated and stay hydrated. Use code to get 10 for 10 off. Your. Your ticketed purchase.

[Sebas]

Asiki can use just la platica. That's right. For 10 off.

[Josh Lea]

We got too many codes, man.

[Sebas]

Yeah, a lot of. I'm not gonna say anything because I don't know if you can say anything, but a lot of cool things coming. Salute.

[Josh Lea]

A lot.

[Sebas]

A lot. Yeah. Like crazy amounts.

[Josh Lea]

Yeah.

[Sebas]

So stay tuned. Yes.

[Josh Lea]

You're good, dude.

[Sebas]

Thank you, guys. It's great being back. Happy Monday. Mondays don't suck.

[Josh Lea]

Love you guys. Don't forget to subscribe.

[Sebas]

Yeah.

[Josh Lea]

I'm hungry. I'm starving. Let's go.

[Sebas]

Bye.