928. Andy & DJ CTI: Mayor Johnson Says People Of Chicago Will Rise Against Trump’s Tyranny, American Tourist Brutally Stabbed & Raja Jackson Attacked Pro Wrestler

Summary

Podcast Summary: REAL AF with Andy Frisella

Episode 928 - Andy & DJ CTI: Mayor Johnson Says People Of Chicago Will Rise Against Trump’s Tyranny, American Tourist Brutally Stabbed & Raja Jackson Attacked Pro Wrestler

Release Date: August 26, 2025
Hosts: Andy Frisella & DJ Cruz

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Episode Overview

This episode of REAL AF features Andy Frisella and DJ Cruz discussing the latest headlines and viral stories through their signature mix of humor, no-nonsense critique, and cultural commentary. Key topics include the viral embarrassment of a socialist political candidate at a Men's Day event, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's response to potential federal intervention under Trump, a heroic American tourist's stabbing in Germany, the rising tide of violent crime attributed to immigration, and a viral incident where Rampage Jackson's son attacked a pro wrestler during a live event. The hosts also answer listener comments and end with a light-hearted car segment.

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1. Social Media Virality & Cultural Commentary

[06:17 – 15:45]

Topic: Politician Mocked for Failing Bench Press Attempt

• Andy and DJ discuss a viral video of a young, socialist New York political front-runner failing to bench 135 lbs at a Men's Day event.
• They riff on traditional expectations of male strength and societal perceptions of masculinity.
• Andy uses the viral moment to comment on how socialist ideologies (in his view) reflect a lack of personal discipline, accomplishment, or resilience.

Notable Quotes:

• “[Referring to the candidate’s ethos:] They do not understand the idea, nor do they agree with the idea of investing time, effort and energy to produce a result.” — Andy (09:01)
• “If you're over the age of 15, you should be trying to bench 135.” — DJ (08:07)
• “It is reflective of socialist mentality... because they do not understand investing for results.” — Andy (09:01)
• “Wouldn’t it make sense that you feel entitled to everyone else’s shit if you’re that weak?” — DJ (11:19)

Key Points:

• Increasing cultural intolerance for perceived weakness among leaders.
• A call for "qualified" and "high standard" people to get involved and resist entitlement politics and legal intimidation.
• Riff on the importance of physical fitness as a metaphor for responsible leadership.

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2. Crime, Law & Order, and Politics in American Cities

Chicago Mayor Johnson’s Statement on National Guard in Cities
[22:44 – 38:16]

Topic: Mayors’ Resistance Against Federal Military Intervention

• Mayor Brandon Johnson publicly stated that Chicagoans would "rise up against tyranny" if Trump deployed troops to the city.
• Discussion of how increased National Guard presence recently led to reduced crime in Washington D.C., with even critics from outlets like The Breakfast Club expressing support for the results.
• Andy and DJ explore the balance between restoring order and concerns over “authoritarianism” and surveillance states.

Notable Quotes:

• “Nobody wants [the crime]... The only people that are against this shit are people that are being paid to antagonize.” — DJ (27:46)
• “There has to be some level of accountability and fear that when the rules are broken, there are consequences. Right now, that does not exist in this country.” — Andy (29:35)

Key Points:

• General support for temporary, targeted military intervention if it means restoring public safety.
• Contextualizing "authoritarian" arguments with the reality that America already operates a vast surveillance state.
• The problem of cashless bail and lack of meaningful consequences for criminals.

Topic: Trump’s Proposed Ban on Flag Burning

• Reviewing Trump's executive order imposing jail time for flag burning, despite Supreme Court precedent that regards it as protected speech.
• Lively debate on the boundaries of free speech, patriotism, and what constitutes “domestic terrorism.”

Notable Quotes:

• “If you burn a flag, whatever happens to you next is not prosecutable. That's what I think.” — DJ (33:02)
• “How can you burn the flag of a country and then turn around and ask the citizens of that same country to fund your lifestyle?” — DJ (36:01)
• “If you don’t like it here, get the fuck out.” — Andy (34:06)

Key Points:

• Both hosts oppose flag burning, viewing it as deeply disrespectful.
• Recognition of the double standard and hypocrisy in criticizing America compared to consequences in other countries (e.g., Russia, China).
• Analysis of how public anger is weaponized, and how the legal system discourages people from defending traditional values.

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3. Violent Crime & Immigration: The American and European Experience

[47:13 – 63:56]

Topic: American Hero Stabbed in Germany & Violent Crime/Immigration Crisis

• News story: A young American tourist (John Rudot) was stabbed while defending two women from attackers (migrants) in Dresden, Germany.
• Andy lists statistics about dramatic, nearly tenfold increases in reported rapes and violent crimes in Western Europe since 2000, contrasting with Poland’s falling numbers due to migration policy.
• DJ and Andy are highly critical of “open border” policies, drawing a direct connection to crime and long-term “cultural transformation” or “replacement.”

Notable Quotes:

• “They’re trying to repopulate the country with people that look like them. That was the plan the entire time.” — DJ (51:48)
• “Are you willing to be called names for your daughters to be protected? Who gives a fuck what they say?” — DJ (61:43)
• “It is not going to get any easier than it is today. Tomorrow it's going to be harder... So if we continue to cower at being called names, then it's just going to make it easier for them to do what they're trying to do.” — DJ (53:48)
• “The only way to stop violent crime is to stop importing criminals and to enforce punishments on crime." — DJ (63:02)

Key Points:

• Western European cities serve as a warning to America for the consequences of unchecked migration, emphasizing personal safety and cultural loss.
• Host reluctance to accept new mass legal immigration—frustration voiced at Trump’s “green lighting” of 600,000 Chinese students.
• Frustrations with Trump over slow progress on immigration, IRS, Epstein list—insistence on holding all leaders accountable.

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4. Viral Violence in Entertainment: Raja Jackson Incident

[70:35 – 85:56]

Topic: Pro Wrestler Violently Attacked by Quentin 'Rampage' Jackson's Son

• Recap: Raja Jackson (Rampage Jackson’s son) savagely attacked Stu Smith, a pro wrestler, in the ring during a live event. The hosts debate whether this was a misunderstanding or premeditated.
• Both hosts acknowledge the physicality of wrestling and the blurred lines between performance and real violence. They discuss whether pressing charges is appropriate in such “violent” entertainment venues.

Notable Quotes:

• “[On continuing to pummel after unconsciousness:] At what point does it become excessive?” — Andy (79:22)
• “When it comes to events that simulate violence or have violence, we can't start prosecuting people for being violent.” — DJ (81:47)
• “Nobody wins in this situation. Nobody.” — Andy (84:46)

Key Points:

• Attempt to understand the perspectives of all parties, not jumping to conclusions until more information is released.
• Acknowledgment that excessive violence, even in entertainment, can cross a line and that long-term, this reflects bigger social issues.

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5. Engaging the Audience: Comments & Humor

[38:18; 46:38; 86:36]

Topic: Audience Comments, Food, and Motivation

• The hosts read and riff on audience comments about food, “dirty” eating habits, and uncomfortable situations (like physically unclogging a toilet).
• Andy comedically delivers a “motivational riff” tying plunging a toilet to achieving success:
  • “You're gonna have to do shit you don't want to do, doesn't matter how much it hurts... if that means you have to stick your hand in the toilet to keep from overflowing... that's what you got to do.” (44:37)

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6. Closing Segment: Celebrity Cars – “Thumbs Up, Dumb as ____”

[86:36 – End (~100:45)]

Topic: Commentary & Ratings: Custom Cars for Celebrities

• DJ, a car enthusiast, rates and debunks the lore around ultra-exclusive one-off cars for celebrities, poking fun at media exaggerations.
• Discussion of Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Bugatti practices—who actually gets custom cars (spoiler: not most hip-hop stars, but oligarchs and legendary collectors).
• Insightful, grounded discussion on the collector car ecosystem, status, and how exclusivity is built and protected.

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Memorable & Notable Moments

• Cultural Commentary on Strength, Socialism, and Entitlement [08:54–12:25]
• Chicago Crime Discussion—Support for (Temporary) Military Intervention and the Downsides of "Authoritarian" Labeling [25:20–29:35]
• Flag Burning—Passionate Debate on Patriotism, Free Speech, and Hypocrisy [32:10–37:06]
• Immigration & Crime—Connecting U.S., Europe & Future Dangers [49:12–54:09]
• Skepticism of Political Promises & Need for Leadership Accountability [57:01–65:22]
• Wrestling Violence: “Nobody wins” [84:46]
• Toilet Plunging as Metaphor for Success: “You’re gonna have to do shit you don't want to do...” [44:37]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Viral politician bench press incident: 06:17–15:45
• Mayor Johnson & Chicago/Trump/National Guard: 22:44–38:16
• Proposed flag-burning ban debate: 32:10–37:06
• Heroic tourist stabbing & European crime stats: 47:13–63:56
• Raja Jackson attacks pro wrestler: 70:35–85:56
• Celebrity cars segment: 86:36–end

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Tone and Style

The episode is characterized by blunt, unfiltered takes delivered with humor, confidence, and a “no bullshit” approach. The hosts riff freely, crack jokes, and curse as they satirize individuals and institutions, but also express genuine concern for the direction of the country and society.

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For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

This episode offers a rollicking, opinionated trip through viral U.S. politics, the culture wars, crime and immigration, and even violent spectacle in entertainment—blended with plenty of comedic banter, audience engagement, and car talk. While some views are provocative or controversial, the lively back-and-forth and underlying message about personal responsibility, the need to “do hard things,” and the importance of civic engagement stand out clearly.

Closing note:
“If you don't like it here, get the fuck out.” — Andy Frisella (34:06) “You're gonna have to do shit you don't want to do... if that means you have to stick your hand in the toilet... that's what you got to do.” — Andy (44:37)

Transcript

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah Went from sleeping on the floor now my jury box froze up Pole stove counted millions in a cold bad bitch booted swole got her own bank roll can't fold just a no head shot Case closed.

[DJ Cruz]

What is up, guys? It's Andy Purcell and this is the show for the realists. Say goodbye to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society, and welcome to reality, guys. Today we have Andy and DJ Cruz.

[Andy Purcell]

The Internet, that's what we're gonna do.

[DJ Cruz]

This is where we put topics on the screen. We speculate on what's true and what's not true. And then we talk about how we the people need to solve these problems going on in the world. Now other times we have shows within the show. We're gonna have real talk. Real talk is just five to 20 minutes of me giving you guys some real talk. And then we have Q and A, F on Mondays. That's our personal development show. Sometimes we do that in the middle of the week too. People call in, they get their questions answered. You can submit those questions to be answered a few different ways. The first way, guys email them, email.

[Andy Purcell]

Those questions then to ask andy and andy4seller.com or you could do what? Or you can put your question down in the comment section on the Q and A videos or you can click the link in the description.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. And you could actually be on the show. All right. Other times we have 75 hard verses. Got a good one coming up here this week. Really good one. If you're unfamiliar with the 75 hard program, it is available at episode 208. It is the world's most popular mental transformation program. It is the initial phase of the live hard program. And you get that for free at episode 208. 75 hard verses, where people come on the show who have completed that program. They talk about how their life was before, how their life is now, and how they don't suck anymore because they took control of all the that they can. There is a book on this called the book on mental toughness. It is a book that's available on my website, Andy, for Sala.com it is not free. It does have a lot more information than the podcast at episode 208. And most people like it because we're almost always sold out. So if you're the kind of person that wants to in depth. Nuts, bolts, details, especially the nuts. You get [e-mail] what's the website? Andy prisella.com Go buy the book. All right? And by the way, tell Someone about the show.

[Andy Purcell]

All right.

[DJ Cruz]

We put a lot of time and effort into this show, you know, and we'd appreciate if you guys would help us grow it, you know? So don't be a hoe.

[Andy Purcell]

Share the show.

[DJ Cruz]

What's up?

[Andy Purcell]

What's good, gangster?

[DJ Cruz]

I'm gonna do half of this.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Half.

[Andy Purcell]

All right. Yeah, I'm gonna do the whole thing.

[DJ Cruz]

I know. How many. That's like. How many of those you drink a day?

[Andy Purcell]

Just one. But I typically do, like, two cups of coffee and then an energy drink.

[DJ Cruz]

Coffee makes me poop.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I think it does everybody. I don't know anybody that.

[DJ Cruz]

What is that?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's what it's for.

[DJ Cruz]

Oh, really?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Yeah. Clears you right out.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. You've never been a coffee guy, though.

[DJ Cruz]

I like the smell.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

I like the smell of coffee. Taste. Coffee is okay. But I don't like the way it makes me feel because, like, dude, I get super fucking stimulated and then I have a super hard crash and it goes like this. Like, a big peak, and then I want to go to sleep.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, I guess that's where everybody else just keeps drinking.

[Andy Purcell]

It don't stop.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, it's just not for me, man. Yeah, I do like the way it smells.

[Andy Purcell]

I do like coffee, man. I like coffee a lot. I've always been a coffee guy.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

My first cup, black, of course. And then second cup. Those are calories in there.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying?

[DJ Cruz]

Some tax returns.

[Andy Purcell]

Yep.

[DJ Cruz]

All right.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. There's actually a. Cool. Like, it's funny because I was thinking about, like, baristas and stuff. And, like. Listen, some people get way too in that coffee gang, right? But there is a shop on the south side called Sump's Coffee, and the dude used to be, like, a chemistry professor at, like, UC Berkeley.

[DJ Cruz]

Really?

[Andy Purcell]

And then left and dedicated his whole life to coffee.

[DJ Cruz]

Huh.

[Andy Purcell]

And he, like, fucking pours the stuff and, like, beakers and flasks.

[DJ Cruz]

Really?

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, it's fucking sick.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, it's pretty cool, you know? It's pretty cool. It's. You can only be into so many things. I don't have time for this. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I get it, you know, Everybody's got their thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, everybody's got my thing. Yeah. Nothing wrong with that.

[DJ Cruz]

Anyway, so what's going on in the world today?

[Andy Purcell]

There's a lot, man. We got the chat rolling. Chat. How's the. How's the chat doing? Chat's okay. Yep. That's just on your guys's End. So it's fine. We are Penn State, whatever that means. Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

All right, let's go on with the show, guys.

[Andy Purcell]

Remember, though, if you want to get in that chat, man, click the link in the description below. You guys can sign up for that opportunity. Kind of randomize it. Who gets it? You know, we change it up every now and then, but, yeah, let's get into our cruise. So you've been lifting your entire life?

[DJ Cruz]

Most of my life.

[Andy Purcell]

Most of your life you've lifted. And you're a pretty strong fella.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Like an ox.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying?

[DJ Cruz]

For sure. Like, yeah, probably strongest human ever.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, whether.

[DJ Cruz]

I don't ever.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know if we can say it now, but it used to be called, like, retard strength. Is that still a thing?

[DJ Cruz]

I guess so you've never heard that term? No. Is that. Is that something that you black people say? No, that's a thing, man. You guys sound very discriminatory, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

That's a thing. Okay. And the chat just.

[DJ Cruz]

I heard it was called Mongoloid strength. That's how we know it.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, the Mandingo strength.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I've heard of that one. That's different.

[Andy Purcell]

Different thing. But, yeah, you've been. You've been lifting, you know, for a decent amount of your life. Right. And, you know, you know, good taste, technique, good form.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay, I don't know about that, but I know a couple things about lifting.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, a thing or two.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, because I see a thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Exactly. Okay. All right, well, I need you to see this. Zorhan. Zoron.

[DJ Cruz]

Mom.

[Andy Purcell]

Donnie.

[DJ Cruz]

He.

[Andy Purcell]

He's mocked for struggling to bench press during Brooklyn's Men's Day event. So I would say, out of all the places to, like, you probably don't want to look bad, probably at a Men's Day event. On the bench press. All right.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I mean, it's pretty bad, but he's the front runner right now. You know, we've talked about him. He's a socialist. He's young. He's 33. He's a socialist. He attempted a 135 pound bench press on Saturday but was unable to complete a single repetition without assistance. We got the clip. They've been calling him Mom Scrawny on social media. Even Eric Adams posted the video from the venue showing him completing several repetitions with minimum support. And he's almost double his age. Lifetime of hard work versus a silver spoon is what he put on Twitter. Here's the clip. Let's check it out. Let's see what we think. This is how you move up in the polls. Yeah, it started off good.

[DJ Cruz]

Now he's never been on a bench press his whole life.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Yeah, let me get one more. Let me get. Let me get three. Let me get three. Let me get 3. Yeah. I could not redeem that one.

[DJ Cruz]

I could never do that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, if you're over the age of, like, 15, you should be trying to bench 135.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? Like, that's like a. That's like the first goal of weightlifting when you start lifting, when you're like a young man, you know what I mean? And I know. I know young girls that could bench that.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Easy.

[DJ Cruz]

So what.

[Andy Purcell]

What. What is the rule for men? What is. What is the rule? Like, because I. I've heard, like, you should be able to do your own weight, your body weight. There's no rule.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, it's just, you know, there's a lot of talking involved, like, any sport. You know what I'm saying? Like, we got this thing. Or like, if you have abs under £200, it doesn't count.

[Andy Purcell]

Don't count.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Doesn't count. Okay. You know, that's pretty much it.

[Andy Purcell]

That's it. Okay, that's all.

[DJ Cruz]

Put your shirt back on.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right, that's right, that's right.

[DJ Cruz]

That's right. And I think it's, you know, a for effort. Look, dude, here's the thing. It is reflective of socialist mentality to not train with weights or lift weights or do anything because they do not understand the idea, nor do they agree with the idea of investing time, effort and energy to produce a result. That's not what they think. They think that resources should be shared and pooled with no thought of who actually is responsible for the production. And a lot of people who believe in this political ideology, you know, they. They've never done anything. They've never built a business. They've never worked out and gotten in shape. They've never lost a lot of weight. They've never gained muscle. They've never done anything that required them to invest to return. And that's why they're so comfortable feeling entitled to everybody else's fruits of the labor. Right? So, I mean, this does not surprise me that he can't do that. And, you know, I think it's very reflective of where culture has gone the last number of years, because had this happened in 2020, people would have not really said anything or he probably wouldn't even done it. But now we have Gen Z, you know, and the millennials and, and, and Gen X, and everybody sort of moving back to understanding the role of men in society, to be providers, protectors, a certain level of fitness, higher standards. And I've seen a lot of outlets making fun of this dude that wouldn't have made fun of him four or five years ago. So I think that's reflective of culture moving the way that we need it.

[Andy Purcell]

To move.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, and it is embarrassing. And, and it's also, it's also a very good lesson in his lack of awareness. Like, you know, if I show up at an event and you know, we're having a slam dunk contest, I'm probably not going to fucking enter, you know, saying like, it's not going to be happening. So, you know, you got to play to your strengths.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

And he's not aware of that, you know, and, and, and you know, we kind of got a good glimpse of what kind of dude this really is. Because if you're that weak, you know, if you're that weak, wouldn't it make sense that you feel entitled to everybody else's shit?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? Like, if you're unable to provide, protect at a primal level, wouldn't it make sense that you want a little bit of everybody else's? And I also think that there's a good lesson here for everybody else. Like, you're gonna let people like this with you and up your life and mess with your city and your state and your town. These weak little. No, that. Okay, this dude came out two days ago and said he wanted to eliminate misdemeanor crime in New York, then raise.

[Andy Purcell]

Taxes on everybody else.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, yeah, dude, this guy, like, is.

[Andy Purcell]

He really leading the polls for his party? Yeah, which is what? He's up there. He's, he's up there. I'm pretty sure he's, I think I want to say he's under the Democrat, socialist. Can you check that?

[DJ Cruz]

Listen here. This is representative of what we said for years and years and years, okay? It's the weakest people in the world who cannot provide for themselves, who cannot defend themselves, who are not capable when it comes to like, physical work. And they aren't capable of mounting any sort of resistance. And the only way that they've ever manufactured power for themselves is through weaponization of the legal system or, you know, straight up Just intimidation or the rest of the population meaning capable men, just allowing them to do it. And that's why good, strong, healthy, productive, high standard people have to give a about what's going on in the world. Because if you don't and you just dedicate yourself to whatever you're going to gain and the fruits you're trying to produce, you end up in a situation where people who are not qualified to lead in any way, shape or form vote themselves your out of your pocket into theirs. And that's what we're dealing with here. So like real talk, what I see when I look at this is, you know, weakness, not understanding of how reality works. Which is probably giving him the perspective of why socialism is such a smart strategy, which it's, it's inherently terrible and there's been plenty of document documentation about why it doesn't work. And ultimately, dude, like, you know, I, I think it's a very strong signal of the resistance that we're up against, which is totally perceived. Like these people go out and protest. Literally they're fucking fat, they're, they're, they can't run five feet, they get out of breath. You know, like what are we doing allowing these people to, you know, they come to a protest with a trash can cut in half and a fucking pool noodle. Like they're larping in the park to Braveheart. Okay, like what do we, what are we doing allowing these people any sort of traction in our society position. They can't do anything about it. They can't stop you. All they can do is call you names and all you got to do is say yeah, now get the over there.

[Andy Purcell]

Right, right. You know, Right? Yeah, I, I think it's, I mean, dude, there's something about his face. I, I just like look at his face. Like let the look at, look at like there's just something about like bro, he's totally.

[DJ Cruz]

Listen, this guy's never been in a physical altercation. You, the only way you can say and behave and act like this guy does is if you've never ever experienced violence of any sort of. Ever. Right? Ever. Yeah, like to stand in front of grown men and say I'm gonna tax you more and I'm gonna let the criminals have this. And these dudes are like this dude, the dangerous. Like to me, I hear what these guys say and I'm like, how the are they saying this? Like that's insane. But then I think about it, I'm like, well their perspective is nothing's going to happen to Them ever. So they just.

[Andy Purcell]

Because that thing has.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. And then you have the. All the other people who are common sense who are like, what the fuck is going on? And they don't do anything. So these people think they can just run their mouths and move up. And by the way, it works. So, you know, the truth of the matter is it is what it is and we get to decide what we want to do about it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. What event should he have tried to compete in?

[DJ Cruz]

Fucking dick sucking.

[Andy Purcell]

I was going to say the race to the bread line, man.

[DJ Cruz]

With your bare hands. Slop, bro. I'm not against eating with your hands. I eat french fries in my hands, hamburgers with my hands. But I don't eat like soup with my hands. You know what I'm saying? Like, you don't eat chili with your hands. Like, you know, like. So, like, I'm not. It's not like I'm sitting here saying, you know, I'll do some nachos. That's about as messy as it'll get. But I mean, this motherfucker's on tv, national tv, scooping slop into his mouth.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, no, man, you never saw it.

[DJ Cruz]

Oh, my God, the video's disgusting. Dude, listen, here's what's going to happen. These people, the same thing happens to them over and over again in history. Eventually they get rounded up and they get killed because they take so much from everybody else and they have no experience about where the line is that they cross it without fear. And eventually society revolts and these people get killed. And that's what happens over the course of history. That's why you don't ever see these people win. Because eventually the strong men and women of society say, enough. And then they handle these people. And like, I don't think he's. I don't think this guy's smart enough to understand the dangerous situation he's even putting himself in. You know, like all these people in New York who are getting mugged and having to deal with crime and having to deal with all this shit, and this dude's just out here saying, yeah, by the way, more, you know, like, you know, I don't know, like, if I had kids and let's say one of them got killed by one of their stupid ass policies. I know what I would do.

[Andy Purcell]

I bench press more than 135.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, that's right.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man. Yeah. Guys jumping on this conversation, man. Let us know. Let's check the chat. I saw somebody put a comment in the scene. Like, New York is, is A is a shell of itself. Like, it's not. Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

The chat says. I don't know. Putting your hand in the. To unclog it counts as chip. That's different. That is a emergency, man. That's an emergency. Okay, Calm down. That's not the same thing. Zach.

[Andy Purcell]

Does it count as children?

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Anyway.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Somebody kick Zach out of the chat. All right, man, let's do this.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think.

[DJ Cruz]

What's the. What's the sloppiest food you eat with your hands? There's certain foods I won't eat because I got to eat with my hands. Like ribs. I won't eat ribs because the gets all over my hands and face. I hate it. Yeah, I know. I know you'll. I know. I know people in this office here who love ribs, and you go to eat barbecue with them, and they'll somehow end up with barbecue sauce in their hairline.

[Andy Purcell]

I will bathe in it, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

I can't stand it. It's gross. What is it with people that can't eat? Like, they can't eat without getting all over them. What is that?

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, no. But mama said you can tell if they like the food if they're wearing it.

[DJ Cruz]

Really? Because I just think they're an idiot. Yeah, like, if you really liked it, you wouldn't be wearing any of it. It'd be inside of you. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Z shot knows.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man. All right, I'm with it.

[DJ Cruz]

What do you think about this, dude?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I don't like.

[DJ Cruz]

I think those are fair points.

[Andy Purcell]

There's just something about. Like I said, I. I feel like humans, like, we're. It's in our primal instincts, right? Like, we can immediately see somebody and sense good or bad.

[DJ Cruz]

Yes, you and I can.

[Andy Purcell]

I think most.

[DJ Cruz]

No, they can't.

[Andy Purcell]

Conscience of it.

[DJ Cruz]

No, they can't. The average person thinks like, bro, look at what. The average person finds it entertaining. You know what I'm saying? Like, look at what they do. Look at what they care about. That's the thing. We give people too much credit, dude. There's drowning in debt. They can't pay their bills. All they give a about is getting to Thursday or Friday, so they don't have to deal with that for two or three days. They don't understand any of this, and they don't give a. Because the government intentionally has created a situation where it's so hard for them to actually Function that they can't afford to pay attention to this. You see what I'm saying? And then it gets worse and worse and worse. And then they hear the rhetoric, oh, we're looking out for the working man. And that's all they hear. Hold on. That's all they hear, bro. So they think, well, that's me. I'm voting for that guy. But they don't think any of the repercussions of their actual policies, nor do I think most people have the ability to see two or three steps down the road of what actually happens, much less understand historically what has happened. So, you know, we're up against something here, and now we're seeing it even worse. Right? Like, because, like, people are starting to say, you know, like, there's a lot of people who are turning on Trump. I guess you would say something like that. And we live in this, like, all or nothing society now where, like, if someone doesn't do every single thing the way you wanted to do it, you're like that person. They're a piece of. Without taking into consideration everything else. And so now we have this divide and these, these divisions, whether they be around, you know, politics or race or religion or socioeconomic, These divisions are artificially amplified for the purpose of pulling votes away from the people who would actually fix what's going on. Because these people don't benefit from fixing what's going on at all. They benefit from you being in poverty. They benefit from our people actually not being able to pay attention to how they're getting stolen from. And this guy's just another one of those guys, dude, you know?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I don't like his face. Yeah, I don't like it. I don't like it. Guys, tell us what you think down in the comments. Let us know. With that being said, man, let's get into the rest of our.

[DJ Cruz]

What. What qualifies him to lead? He was a rapper. He's been up all that.

[Andy Purcell]

A good one.

[DJ Cruz]

Dude, come on, man. This guy's not a leader. He's manufactured. Yeah, whatever.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, guys, let's get on with the cruise. Remember, if you want to see any of these pictures, articles, links, videos, go to andyforcella.com. you guys can find them all linked there. Or check us out anywhere where you listen or watch podcasts. You can check us out there from your favorite podcasters and YouTubers. That's us.

[DJ Cruz]

That's right. I know.

[Andy Purcell]

That was us.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I know. Yeah, let's get into it. Thanks for pointing that out.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, you're welcome. Let's get into it, man. We got headline number one. Let's dive into it. Got it.

[DJ Cruz]

Hey, before we get into it, okay. I got a beef.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, no, not really.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay, guys, make sure that when you drink a form energy drink, you tag form energy and tag me in it. I just want to see them, that's all. And then on top of it, when you see someone run in their mouth, bring in the horses on them and crush their soul. Just remember that. That's what we like to do around here, crush people.

[Andy Purcell]

Do it right now.

[DJ Cruz]

You're gonna crush somebody.

[Andy Purcell]

No, I'm. I'm gonna tag you.

[DJ Cruz]

All right.

[Andy Purcell]

Right now.

[DJ Cruz]

Not you.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, damn. Oh, you won't share mine.

[DJ Cruz]

I just shared you today. That's enough DJ for one day.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. All right, all right, that's cool. All right, well, let's get into our first headline, guys. Gotta go up to Chicago. Gotta go to Chicago. Headline number one reads, mayor Johnson, the people of Chicago will rise up against Trump's tyranny. So there's a lot of stuff happening right now in the landscape of our American Cities. Sunday on MSNBC's the Weekend, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said that if President Trump sent the National Guard to his city, the people would rise up against tyranny. Co host Jonathan Capehart said, quote, I just want to get your reaction to another thing in the Washington Post story I'm reading directly here. It says the use of the thousands of active duty troops in Chicago also has been discussed, but is considered less likely at this time. We saw him do that with active duty Marines in the streets of Los Angeles. What would be the reaction in Chicago if the President of the United States does indeed put active duty military in the streets of Chicago? Johnson said. Said, quote, well, again, you know, the city of Chicago does not need a military occupied state. That's. That is. That's not who we are. I commend the work of Mayor Bass, my colleague, and, and, you know, all the folks in Los Angeles who stood up and fought, you know, against this, you know, authoritarianism. Here's the bottom line. They don't have police power. There's nothing they can do. You know, these are federal troops. They do not go through the training that our police officers go through. So they cannot even enact police authority. So that's going on because, you know, it came out over the weekend that Trump was going to potentially be putting more National Guard and more military and a few states, and maybe the idea.

[DJ Cruz]

The idea that he talked about was rotating them. So what? And by the way Washington D.C. has had zero murders since this happened.

[Andy Purcell]

First time.

[DJ Cruz]

First time ever?

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[DJ Cruz]

Ever. Ever, Ever.

[Andy Purcell]

That's crazy.

[DJ Cruz]

And what he's talking about is moving the same situation to the crime ridden cities. And by the way, I was listening to the Breakfast Club this morning on the way into work and all about it. They loved it. You know why they loved it? Because they are tired of the crime too. Most people.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, I'm seeing a lot of clips of people, like even in D.C. talk about, you know, like this one dude, he posted a video. He's walking down the street, he had a nice watch on, had a nice chain. He's like, I can do this now.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying?

[DJ Cruz]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

He's like, I ain't worried about nobody. I'm going through all the blocks because I know ain't none of them gonna do nothing.

[DJ Cruz]

That's right.

[Andy Purcell]

You know what I'm saying?

[DJ Cruz]

Like, and I understand the argument that people have, you know, people have a hesitancy because of what's going on with Palantir and the surveillance state that they've created. And you know, the authoritarianism, quote, unquote, is what they're concerned about. And I think that's a right, that's definitely something to be concerned about. But I think it's more important to recognize that, that when we have an immediate problem, such as a murder rate that represents, you know, some of the most dangerous cities in the world, that you have to stop that problem somehow. And I personally think it's. As long as it is what they say it is a temporary thing where they rotate around and clean this up and work with the police and then the standard is enforced afterwards. I mean, how can you argue that that's not a good thing?

[Andy Purcell]

100 and it's not like, and that's the, I think that's the important piece too. Just putting troops in these cities is not, that's not the fix. That's not, you can't just do that one thing and be done. He's, you know, doing other things. Like he's signing executive orders that are aimed at ending cashless bail in D.C. and across the nation. Because this was a big piece, right? Like, and we've, we've heard this a lot from, from police officers that are in the field in these communities. It's like, dude, they'll lock somebody up for, you know, a ridiculous crime, violent crime, armed robberies, you name it. And then 24 hours later they're right back out on the street. You Know, and so it's like the cops, their hands are tied behind their backs. What are they supposed to be doing? You know what I'm saying? And then the prosecutors who are elected by George Soros, they're not prosecuting those crimes, right? And so it's just this constant like cycle, this vicious cycle where the, the communities, the people were losing.

[DJ Cruz]

And nobody wants it, bro, Nobody really wants it. The only people that are against this shit are people that are being paid to antagonize and cause disruption at these protests in these cities. Now, I understand, like I said, where people will say, you know, this is authoritarian. Not yet. Could it be. If that was a permanent thing, for sure. But here's the thing, and this is not this. I don't agree with this, by the way, but it's reality. We've been under a surveillance state for 20 something years. I say new people are saying, oh, well, you know, they're going to turn it. What are you talking about, bro? You walk around with a digital device that records everything you say, everything you type, every email you send, every text you send, and it tracks you everywhere you go, whether you turn it off or on. You think that, like, turning off the tracking makes you not trackable. Get the out of here, man. Like, we've already been in that and is it not cool? Yeah, I, I think that should be completely stopped. But at the same time, it's here and it's being used and it's been being used. And so I think a lot of that shit's overblown. We gotta address right now what the problem is now. And what the problem is now is that we can't go in our own cities and enjoy a dinner or walk down the street or wear jewelry that we worked our life to earn. And you can think whatever you want and not like it and think whatever, but like, dude, it doesn't matter if you go to some of the more civilized countries in the world, you can leave the key to a Rolls Royce on the glass for a week and nobody will touch it. All right? And people say, oh, the most civilized countries, yes. Well, they cut people's hands off. Yes. For stealing.

[Andy Purcell]

That's why you can leave your rose.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[DJ Cruz]

So, dude, there has to be some level of accountability and fear that when the rules are broken, there are consequences. And right now, here in this country, that does not exist. But it doesn't exist. You know what I'm saying? Like, people aren't afraid. And by the way, the only that are afraid of the law here are the people who aren't breaking it.

[Andy Purcell]

Right, right. Yeah. No, it does not exist at the scale that it needs to be at, for sure. But I'm fine with this because, you know, like, I remember this clip. I think it was Karine Jean Pierre or whatever her name is. She, she. She. She was doing the. The press briefing or whatever, talking about that move of the cashless bail. And like, dude, she read off the. The crimes that were included in that, bro. And like, murder. Like, like, wait a minute. Like, what do you. What do you mean? You know what I'm saying? And, and so that's going away. I'm cool with that. There was another important thing that came out. This is an AP News article I want you guys to look at. Headline reads, Trump moves to ban flag burning despite Supreme Court ruling that Constitution allows it to. Okay, now I got something on this. All right, so this was an executive order that Trump just signed. I have a clip here. Let's check this clip out real quick.

[DJ Cruz]

This is an executive order on flag burning. It charges your attorney general.

[Donald Trump]

Would you listen to this? This is very important. Flag burning all over the country. They're burning flags all over the world. They burn the American flag. And as you know, through a very sad court, I guess it was a 5 to 4 decision, they called it freedom of speech. But there's another reason which is perhaps much more important. It's called death. Because what happens when you burn a flag is the area goes crazy. If you have hundreds of people, they go crazy. You could do other things. You can burn this piece of paper. You can, and it's. But when you burn the American flag, it incites riots at levels that we've never seen before. People go crazy in a way, both ways. There are some that are going crazy for doing it. There are others that are angry. Angry about them doing it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. So I believe the specifics was like, you get like a year minimum in jail or something like that. Great.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

With it. But the article, the headline here, you know, trying to make it like, oh, he's overturning the Supreme Court. And, you know, it was a good decision. I got some cases here because I think it's important for people to understand that there were plenty of things that the Supreme Court thought was okay that we've done in the past that, like, hey, it's probably not okay. Example number one, Dred Scott. Right. When they said that, hey, slavery's okay and cool.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Where'd that happen?

[Andy Purcell]

Or what about Plessy v. Ferguson Segregation, Separate but equal. That Was completely fine.

[DJ Cruz]

You see the sign that lady held up the other day?

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah. You know, or. Or what about Minor v. Harper? Set right for all the. The women out there. This was the Supreme Court ruling that said, yeah, women were citizens but had no constitutional right to vote. Or Bowers v. Hardwick. Right. That states could criminalize private consensual homosexual activity. So the Supreme Court has ruled on plenty of things in the past. Plenty of things. Doesn't make them right. Doesn't make them right. And burning the American flag is not right. It's domestic terrorism.

[DJ Cruz]

Here's what I think it should be. Here's what I think it should be. I think it should be, if you burn a flag, whatever happens to you next is not prosecutable. That's what I think. That would correct the problem without them having to go to jail. So as long as you like, you understand. Yeah, because here's the problem. There's lots of people like me and you who see that. And. And, dude, I would do something if I saw it, right?

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, absolutely.

[DJ Cruz]

And there's lots of people that want to do something, but they know what's going to happen. They're going to be pulled into this leftist legal system that's weaponized against people like them, and they'll be made an example of. So, you know, I don't know. I. I would rather be that way than them go to jail. But, I mean, jail's fine, too.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, just fine, too.

[DJ Cruz]

I'm just saying, I'm a creative. I'm a creative.

[Andy Purcell]

I say deport them.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. If you don't like it here, get the out. Out. Bro, I. I think that's a real thing. Like, I think if you do things like that, then go.

[Andy Purcell]

Just go. Yeah, just go. You don't have to burn anything. Just go. If you hate it here so bad, just.

[DJ Cruz]

I won't, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm cool with my taxpayer.

[DJ Cruz]

Because it's hypocritical. They're just full of.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, it's man.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, and Trump's. Trump, like, bro, sometimes you say shit, when they burn a flag, they're going to. It's creates riots like we've never seen before. No, we've seen them burn the flag and we've seen the riots. Like, they suck. You know what I'm saying? Like, what are you talking about? We all saw.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, right. That's right.

[DJ Cruz]

But you know, I've never been a believer in that. Burning the flag is free speech. Personally protesting like. Like when Colin Kaepernick did. He did his Thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Didn't agree with it.

[DJ Cruz]

I totally didn't agree with it. Like, in fact, I liked him. We used to talk on Instagram. I liked him until that, but I don't think he should have went to jail.

[Andy Purcell]

I will defend his right to.

[DJ Cruz]

Correct, correct, correct. But when you start burning the flag whenever, like, people hear. Have had family members die or deal with, you know, dismemberment or disfigurement or, you know, ended up committing suicide because of some of. Dude, no, you, you don't belong in our society at all. And I think that the person who does that, who, after they spend their year in jail, they're automatically disqualified from any sort of government assistance or aid for life. Okay. Or they, they, they get deported. Bro, these people. How can you burn the flag of a country and then turn around and ask the citizens of that same country to fund your lifestyle?

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? There's a lot of hypocrisy going on here, but it's low IQ hypocrisy.

[Andy Purcell]

They don't get it for sure because they have the same breath of like, oh, Trump's a dictator for doing that. Okay, well, you go to China and burn the Chinese flag in China and see what happens.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Or almost anywhere, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Go do that. And go, go do it in Russia.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Do it in North Korea.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, dude, in Russia, here's what will happen. The Russian men who aren't gonna you up, they're gonna you up, dude. And that's not happening. That doesn't happen here anymore. It doesn't happen here anymore because they have weaponized the justice system to where the people of common sense understand that if they do these certain things, they will be made an example of. It's total. It's the complete backwards of how it should be. What should be is that people who commit crimes are made an example of, not the people who try to keep order in society. You know? So I'm all with it, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Like, bro, I'll snap out. I think I thought we were being invaded, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

Huh?

[Andy Purcell]

I thought we were being invaded. I had to.

[DJ Cruz]

We are being invaded.

[Andy Purcell]

I had to take care of him. We burned the flag. I thought it was a fucking invasion or something.

[DJ Cruz]

Like, bro, it would take about three times for a person like that to get the fucking shit kicked out of them for it to stop.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

If they knew that that was the outcome. Yeah. 100 man chat. What we got on this? Let's jump into, see what we Got. We gotta have large amounts of people to start holding people accountable in order to set the example, really.

[DJ Cruz]

We don't need large amounts of people. We need a few people. And, like, when they did this thing with, like, Daniel Penny.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

That was the point of that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. They were trying to make you better.

[DJ Cruz]

Not stand up to crime or we're gonna do this to you. And, you know, yes, he's been exonerated and freed, but he spent a year or more of his life in jail. That's not acceptable. You know what I mean?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah, they'll definitely.

[DJ Cruz]

So you make an example, and these kids get their. Their ass beat a couple times, like that rampage kid did to that guy in the ring, bro. They'll stop doing that.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, we got something on that later. Yeah, we got something on that later. But, yeah, man. Guys, jump down in the comments. Let us know what you guys think. Think with that being said. Let's go crew some comments.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, let's do it.

[Andy Purcell]

We got some. We got some good comments here. This first one is from Love Ignored. Love. Ignore. Tv, they say Adam is literally just ginger. Andy.

[DJ Cruz]

Is Adam a ginger?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, he's a ginger.

[DJ Cruz]

Is he?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, he's basically black.

[DJ Cruz]

That's true.

[Andy Purcell]

That's true.

[DJ Cruz]

That is true.

[Andy Purcell]

Now I'm just saying.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. You know, Stephie's a. Stephie's. She's not popular.

[Andy Purcell]

She's. She's not black.

[DJ Cruz]

No, Stephie's very popular with the. With. With the black crowd on TikTok. She's honorary. She got invited. The cookouts, bro. True or not true?

[Andy Purcell]

She's not even ginger.

[DJ Cruz]

I. I know she's a fake ginger, but she still got invited.

[Andy Purcell]

Huh? Ninja. Somebody said ninja.

[DJ Cruz]

That's pretty funny.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, man. All right, next one we got. This is from Austin Landers.

[DJ Cruz]

I never even noticed that. That he was a ginger.

[Andy Purcell]

It was probably the hat. But no, he's got the beard, man. Yeah. No, he's ginger. Yeah, dude, though. Hey, good, dude.

[DJ Cruz]

I don't see color.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Even if it's red. Unless I'm mad, then I see red.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I see colors, too.

[DJ Cruz]

I know. That's why you're bleaching your skin like Sammy Sosa. DJ hates himself. Guys, let's have an intervention.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, fuck, man. Let's go to Austin Landers. He says, fuck Cracker Barrel. That's why we eat Waffle House around here.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. I mean, Waffle House is better.

[Andy Purcell]

Learn how to fight.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. I mean, Waffle House is all right, but you got to be in the mood for it. You know what I'm saying? Like, you walk into a Waffle House in St. Louis, Missouri, at after midnight, you have to prep. You have to think.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, I don't think it's St. Louis, bro. I think that's like.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, I'm just saying, especially here, that's national. Yeah, but, like, you got to walk in and you got to think, like, am I in the mood to fight?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, right?

[DJ Cruz]

And then you're like, I don't know. I think you look around at your boys, you're like, I don't think people could. With us.

[Andy Purcell]

It'll be all right.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, you got your thing. Yeah, let's go.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm taking two. Number two. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

I like wobble. You ever see that video where they had that fight and. And that. I think we covered it on the show where that girl threw the chair at the other girl and she grabbed it with one hand like Superman, bro. That was still impressive.

[Andy Purcell]

I honestly, they. I don't know what the. The hiring, like, require.

[DJ Cruz]

They got to train them, what they.

[Andy Purcell]

Go through to work a Waffle House.

[DJ Cruz]

You guys got Waffle House category of training at your gym?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, they get 15%.

[DJ Cruz]

The Jiu Jitsu gyms, they got. They got specialized Waffle House training.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, so you got to hold one hand. You got to hold the spatula in this hand.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man.

[DJ Cruz]

God. Dude, you know, there used to be this place in Springfield, Missouri, that we always went when we were hammered. Dude, at night, it was called Ziggy, bro. I think it's gone now. But, man, the food was good. And it wasn't just good during the. During the night when you're drinking. Like, Waffle House is kind of sketch when you're not drunk.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, for sure.

[DJ Cruz]

Ziggy's is, like, good enough. Like, dude, they used to have this skillet, and it had, like, hash browns and eggs and, like, a breakfast. It was huge. And then I'd order a. A side of fried mushrooms, bro. I go to town, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Damn.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, it was so good. But, man, if you. Every once in a while. Because down there, I learned this lesson the hard way, believe it or not. So in most places, when you start, like, John with someone, there's, like, you know, you. No, you, Right?

[Andy Purcell]

What'd you call it?

[DJ Cruz]

John.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Talking.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

What, John? You never heard John?

[Andy Purcell]

Nope.

[DJ Cruz]

Oh, well, that might be, like, a little older 1980s thing, maybe, but the 80s are coming back, so you better learn it. So here's the thing. There's, you know, like, people talk. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, you right.

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[DJ Cruz]

That ain't how country people do, bro. You go down to Springfield and. And, like, you talk a little, and they just punch you in the face.

[Andy Purcell]

Damn.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, so the.

[Andy Purcell]

No drawing, like, it's just. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Got it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

And so I learned that lesson the hard way. Got punched in the face. But when you would go in there, you know, every once in a while, there'd be someone in there that thought it was Waffle House, and they learned real quick that it was. Yeah, all the good old boys, man, they handle that.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. I mean, listen, hey, there's a time and place for it. Yeah. I was trying to think. What's the other spot we got? What? Courtesy diner.

[DJ Cruz]

Courtesy?

[Andy Purcell]

You ever been there?

[DJ Cruz]

No. That's down on Kings Highway.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Arsenal.

[DJ Cruz]

I think it closed.

[Andy Purcell]

They did. Yeah, they did. That was a good one. Uncle Bill's. That's classic. Eat right, E. Right, Dave. That's closed.

[DJ Cruz]

No, there's. There's one that's open, I think, still. Then there's days.

[Andy Purcell]

Dave's on Dave's Diner. Tesson.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Now it's on Limber.

[Andy Purcell]

Limberg. Yeah, That's a good one. That's a good one. Yeah, we got some good spots. Got some good spots. But, yeah. Waffle House. Sure. We got one more for you. V Hubs. VV Hubs. Yep. He says, I never questioned how hard Andy is, but plumbing a toilet with your hand is a whole different level. But next time, bro, you flush as it's coming out. We call it a courtesy flush.

[DJ Cruz]

Dude, you know what? I. I understand. I've done courtesy flushes my whole life, brother, but I just wasn't expecting the amount of girth that came out that time, you know, I don't know what it was, but it was enough to clog the toilet. Hey, man, I was caught off guard.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, I surprised myself.

[Andy Purcell]

You give me a. Give me, like, a woman at Riff. Like, motiv and somehow tying in, like, you gotta, like, plunge a toilet with your hand to be fucking. To win.

[DJ Cruz]

Are you fucking serious?

[Andy Purcell]

I'm so serious. Give it to. I know you can do it, bro. I know you can fucking do it. It'd be gold.

[DJ Cruz]

You could do it. Let's see what the chat thinks.

[Andy Purcell]

Chat. Should he do it? Yes or no? Yes or no? Who wants the motivational fucking plunge the toilet with the hand to be successful? Got it. Got it. I know you could do it.

[DJ Cruz]

I know. Let's. All right. Look, you're gonna have to do. You don't want to do, okay? It doesn't matter how much it hurts. It doesn't matter how long it takes. Sometimes you're gonna have to do that you're not too proud of, but it's required, all right? And if that means that you have to stick your hand in the toilet to keep from overflowing, where everybody's gonna laugh at you, and you're going to become the legend that flooded somebody's house, that's what you got to do. How about that?

[Andy Purcell]

Let's go. That's great. That was awesome. Yeah, man. That's going to be a clip.

[DJ Cruz]

That's going to be a clip.

[Andy Purcell]

No, that's going to be a clip, bro. Let's go. Oh, man. Let's go, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

Let's go.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. I want to get hyped about everything I do.

[Andy Purcell]

The chad's going crazy. Gurus reproduce that. Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. You and your funnel out of here. We're unclogging toilets with our hands.

[Andy Purcell]

That's how bad we want over here. Oh, man, that's great, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Bro, all I gotta do is tell that story. I'll probably get elected, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

That's real. That's real. That's the American dream.

[DJ Cruz]

That's right. That's right. Hey, you gotta do what the it takes.

[Andy Purcell]

75 clog. Yeah, man, that was great. Thank you, man. Hey, thanks, man.

[DJ Cruz]

What Was that, about 30 seconds?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, bro, it was easy.

[DJ Cruz]

I could have gave us like five minutes on that, you know what I'm saying? All right.

[Andy Purcell]

Yo, man, let's keep cruise cruising guys like that, huh? That was good. That was good, man. That was on demand, bro. I love it. I love it. That's pretty much me and Andy's day to day life right there.

[DJ Cruz]

What's that?

[Andy Purcell]

Just that. That right there.

[DJ Cruz]

Going hard.

[Andy Purcell]

Yep, that's it.

[DJ Cruz]

Whatever The it takes 24 7. Yeah. I'm not letting my be embarrassed.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Until I tell everybody about the story.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. Somebody said that's the white version of a freestyle rap. Pretty close.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. There ain't nobody could beat me in that.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right. No, no chance, man. No chance sense. Well, now that we have some motivation, let's keep cruise cruising.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. I am motivated.

[Andy Purcell]

Same.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I feel it.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm ready to flip.

[DJ Cruz]

This sable came from the soul.

[Andy Purcell]

Bows what came from the bowels.

[DJ Cruz]

It came from the loins.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

It came from the sphincter. Wait, what? All right, let's do the show.

[Andy Purcell]

Hello. Headline Number two, it's all downhill from here.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

All right, man. We gotta go international, man. Let's go international. I saw this story. This is co crazy, but let's talk about it. I got a nice little thing here. For this, we got to go to Germany. Heroic American tourist brutally stabbed while protecting two women in Germany as a model from upstate New York. Dude, this story, it's crazy. It's crazy. Okay, so let's dive into this a little bit because we got. We're gonna take a little international.

[DJ Cruz]

I haven't seen this.

[Andy Purcell]

You haven't seen this. We want to take a little international road trip here. So the heroic American tourist who was.

[DJ Cruz]

Stabbed while we're going to road trip to Germany.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't like the boats.

[DJ Cruz]

Oh, it's fair enough.

[Andy Purcell]

It's fair.

[DJ Cruz]

What if we put you in a car and then put the car on the boat?

[Andy Purcell]

That's fine. Yeah, I think that counts.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

As long as it's not in the basement.

[DJ Cruz]

But that's a road trip.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Still technically road trip. Yep. The heroic American tourist who was stabbed while protecting two women being violently assaulted on a tram in Germany has been identified as a part time model from upstate New York who is left with gruesome facial injuries. John Rudot, who is 21, was hospitalized with gruesome knife wounds to his face after stepping in when he saw two women being attacked in the eastern German city of Dresden early Sunday, according to an online fundraiser. Now, we don't have the full clip. I do have this picture of the aftermath. He got kind of cut right across his nose there. Yeah. And more information came out that these were two dudes, two migrants that. That did this. Right. And again, like, it's. I don't know if it's enough to point out, you know, there's certain consistencies that are happening across the world right now.

[DJ Cruz]

You mean like people from third world countries attacking everybody who's not in their own country?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And. And it's happening a lot. And. And the scary thing is like, dude, you look at some of this stuff, you know, like these numbers. Elon Musk actually reposted this, but it's rape crime reports. Okay. And then in the year 2000, okay, England and Wales, for example, had 8, 500 reports of rape. Fast forward to 2023. England and Wales had 68,000. Holy. Okay. Germany, 8, 100 in the year 2000. Germany in 2023, 39,000. France in 2000 was 7, 500. Now France is at 42,000. Now there's one country that didn't or apparently is unaffected, which is Poland, whose numbers actually went down.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. You know, fuck around.

[Andy Purcell]

They don't have migrants.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

They didn't let him in. Yeah, they did not let him in. Now, the crazy thing with all of this, right, because these, these sexual assaults are happening all over Western countries, Westernized countries, I I guess you could say. But the, you know, and I always. I think it's important that we pay attention to these countries because they are a few years ahead of us.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, that's what's going to be happening here.

[Andy Purcell]

It's a very important thing.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And I saw this other clip that just came out the other day, and it's in the UK and. And just watch this interaction.

[DJ Cruz]

Why let you in? Because you've got England flags on. Not letting people in because of England flags.

[Andy Purcell]

Why? Because it's a simple rule by management.

[DJ Cruz]

Simple rule by management. No, I'm not asking you why you're not letting people in with England flags in.

[Andy Purcell]

In England.

[DJ Cruz]

No, I just want to put on line to show that this pub. What is this pub? The manor. The manor and their management are refusing. People of England, we're not involving ourselves.

[Andy Purcell]

In any of these process.

[DJ Cruz]

It's not a process where in England flag.

[Andy Purcell]

You're like the one from, you know.

[DJ Cruz]

Trump, you know, he's burned. He's quite pretty as well. So I have to take my England flag off to come into establishment in England.

[Andy Purcell]

So I know the language barriers, but essentially the guy saying the bar will not let him in because he had a UK flag on him. So this is a bar in the uk.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And they're not allowing him in because he has a UK flag on.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

That is scary for me to see.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, it should be. That's the point. Why do you think they're raping all these people? It's not because they're just some horny dudes, bro. They're trying to repopulate the country with people that look like them. That's what they're trying to do. That was the plan. The entire time. That was the fucking. That's their plan. Okay? And that Soros knows this. All the people behind this know this. Everybody who's done anything at the World Economic Forum knows this. That's the goal. The goal is to create a one world culture where people don't have national pride anymore. They're all just one race of people. That goes with the idea of globalism. Should be pretty obvious. Like, how do you get all cultures to be the same? Well, you breed out the culture of every single individual country through mass invasion of third worlders and that's what they're dealing with. And like in this, what's really up, dude, is that this is all happening because people are afraid to be called racist or they're afraid to be called a name. And like, look at the numbers, right? Like, so is it worth it, England, for you to have almost 10 times as many rapes as you did 25 years ago because people don't want to be called names? And now it's progressed into this thing where if you even make a Facebook post or this or that, you might end up going to jail. Don't you wish you had spoken up years ago now did you learn your fucking lesson? Now it's going to be much harder for you to do what it is that needs to be done to protect the country. So this is why I said during COVID I keep saying it over and over again here in this country, in the United States of America. It is not going to get any easier than it is today. Tomorrow it's going to be harder, the next day it's going to be harder. And if we, the American people continue to cower at being called names, then it's just going to make it easier for them to do what they're trying to do and you're going to reap the punishment of that years down the road? So yeah, I mean it's not, it's. To me, it's. I could see it very clearly.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, well, dude, what's crazy is so as DJ was cruising the Internet, right, and trying to put all of this stuff together, I saw a very interesting headline from seeing it, okay? CNN headline reads rare human case of flesh eating parasite New World Screw worm identified in U. S. Okay, Now I saw this. I'm like, the, Is this about, like, what is this? You know, and so I, you know.

[DJ Cruz]

I'm like, let's do a little dive.

[Andy Purcell]

Let's see what they're talking about. And they say that a rare case of travel related New World screwworm was identified in Maryland in a patient who traveled from El Salvador. Spokesman from the U.S. department of Health and Human Services said the U.S. senator, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Maryland Department of Health are investigating the case of the flesh eating parasite which was confirmed on Aug. 4. HHS spokesman Andrew Nixon said no additional information about the patient's condition was made available. All right, and then you dive a little bit more. And they say that they've been actually tracking this, this outbreak of New World screw worms, the larvae farm of a type of fly that's known to nest in the wounds of warm blooded animals and slowly eat them alive. It's been spreading across Central America since early 2023. Infestation records have been recorded in Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama. And then I had a thought. Where the have all these migrants been coming from? Oh, Central America, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador. It's where the majority have been points of entry. I'm not saying Guatemalan people. Well, this is where they're coming from. Yeah, here's my problem. Here's the problem, because again, I like Trump. I voted for Trump three times. Okay. I will absolutely give credit where it's due and give, give all the good stuff when he does things right. But when he does things that I don't agree with, we have to call it out. And then this clip comes after I've seen all of this. Let's check this out.

[Donald Trump]

President Xi would like me to come to China. It's a very important relationship. As you know, we're, we're taking a lot of money from China because of the tariffs and different things. And it's a very important relationship. We're going to get along good with China. I hear so many stories about we're not going to allow their students, we're going to allow their students to come in, we're going to allow. It's very important. 600,000 students, it's very important. But we're going to get along with China. But it's a different relationship that we have now with China. It's a much better relationship economically than it was before.

[Andy Purcell]

It just green lit 600000 more people to come into this country right now. I'm, I don't know about you, dude, but I'm getting real tired. I feel like we need a full stop on anybody coming to this.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, they're happy. Yeah. For, for legally or illegally?

[Andy Purcell]

For a few years. Yeah, for a few years. I don't know. What do you guys think? What do you got on this, bro?

[DJ Cruz]

This is the guy's modeling picture.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. There's not that many pictures online.

[DJ Cruz]

He's gonna be a success. More successful model with that scar.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? So anyway, you're asking me what I think that sounds like maggots that look like maggots. Isn't that what maggots do is get in a wound and eat?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but apparently these are like really bad maggots. Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Those are good ones.

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. So, yeah, this is a problem. And it. To me, it doesn't seem like it's happened. I mean, it's not. To me, it's statistically factual. They are not getting these people out of the country at a rate that makes any real meaningful difference over the course of the next 10 years, 20 years. So. Yeah. And also Trump, did you hear what he did about the rehiring of the irs?

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. So he's starting to rehire some of these IRS agents that he promised to disband, you know, on his campaign trail. So, like, we have all these things that are not happening that he ran on, you know. Oh, remember? And he's like, oh, well, maybe we'll abolish the IRS. Nope, not happening. They're rehiring some of the people. The 88, 000 people, apparently, you know, the migrants are going to have to be expelled at a much faster rate. I mean, there's a lot of that. He's. That he's not doing, you know, the Epstein list and all these things. And like, dude, it's very frustrating and it's very hard to continue to support him, but you can't support the other side.

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[DJ Cruz]

Because they're even much worse.

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[DJ Cruz]

And so, you know, it's. It's unfortunate. This is where we're at. You know, I really believed that this was going to be a house cleaning like we never saw before. And, you know, maybe it will be. Maybe. Maybe there's. I mean, I'm sure there's things I don't know, but it needs. It needs to speed up. It's going to. If we're going to prevent what's happening in these other countries. And if you want to know if it works or doesn't work, you have the case study right there with Poland. Okay, so this is, again, going to come in to the realm of responsibility of the citizens to speak up and be very vocal about not wanting these people here. And I understand why people don't like saying that because that makes them feel like they're judging people on their race. And I would say that America, compared to most countries culturally, is far less racist openly than most countries. And most Americans hear that and they're like, what are you talking about? Well, have you been to other countries? They don't like people not from there. There's very few countries that tolerate people that aren't from that country without being very openly critical and racist about it. So not liking people that don't look like you sound like you, etc is. Is a natural thing with humans everywhere in the world. It's like that here is different because we grow up with other cultures. We grow up seeing people as Americans, not as these invaders from somewhere else. And we have a beautiful thing here in America. But when you introduce this, it becomes much harder to feel like you're not being racist when you're criticizing people from where they are. It's an easy argument, Right? Like you say, well, I don't want these people here. They're not America's citizens. Will you fucking hate brown people? No, that's not what I said. What I said was, I don't want people here that aren't Americans. And the same thing happens when you talk about Israel, you talk about Ukraine. Like, I don't give a what's going on in Israel. I care what's happening here. Oh, my God, you hate those guys. Well, I will if you continue to try and take our money.

[Andy Purcell]

You're right.

[DJ Cruz]

And put them ahead of us.

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[DJ Cruz]

So same thing with Ukraine, all this. So at the end of the day, we got to quit letting people take our words and twist them into things that they aren't. And we have to stand by what we think is right and wrong. And people who are not American citizens are coming to our country and committing a disproportional amount of crime. And that's not okay, and it shouldn't be okay by anybody. And if someone has to call you a name, then them who cares? Right? Like, are you willing to be called names for your daughters to be protected? You see what I'm saying? Like, who gives a what they say? And they've used this weapon on us for years and years and years. And now we're seeing the actual repercussions of Americans saying, oh, don't call me that. Now, this is what the repercussion of that is. So, yeah, that's what I think.

[Andy Purcell]

It's a process.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, look, dude, these people should be rounded the up, bro, and set back where they're from, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

Close all the borders down.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, well, I mean, Trump has nobody else here for. They haven't had anybody come across in months. Like, zero. So, yeah, dude, look, this is. At the end of the day, to stop violent crime, you have to. You have to stop importing criminals and you have to enforce the punishments on crime.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

And neither of those things have truly happened yet, but they are happening.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

So we'll see what happens. You know, if Trump goes through city by city by city and rounds all these people up and gets them the fuck out of here. You're not going to hear a lot of arguments from the people on the other side. They might. They might quietly, you know, not say, I'm voting for Trump. But when they go outside and they, you know, it's nice and civilized and not chaotic, and you don't have people running all over the city doing all kinds of up shit, they're not going to vote for that again after it's gone. You know what I mean? Right now, it's been conditioned in slow by slow by slow by slow to where people are like, oh, this is just the way it is. No, it's not the way it is. You're not old enough to understand how cool it used to be. You don't have the perspective so.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, and just because this is how it is doesn't mean that's how it should not be.

[DJ Cruz]

Like this. Well, that's a whole nother discussion, because people cannot figure out that we cannot go backwards. This isn't about going backwards. This is about creating from this point forward what the ideal situation is. And we have a chance as Americans right now to truly stand up and force change by standing for the right things in a vocal way, holding leaders like Trump and Vance and everybody else accountable to the things they said they were going to do. So, you know, you get Trump on TV and he's like, oh, you guys are a bunch of weak people for caring about this. No, you cared about this. You said you were going to do these things. And we are not idiots for wanting them to be done when we voted for that to happen. And that's the problem that we're dealing with now. And that's why so many people are becoming disenfranchised with some of the things that he's doing. And they're having a hard time standing by him and whoever is on his PR team. I. I was talking to someone close to their team about a week ago, and they were in. They were trying to tell me, nobody cares about COVID anymore. Nobody cares about the Epstein list. No, you don't care because you're in that ecosystem.

[Andy Purcell]

Them.

[DJ Cruz]

Everybody else remembers what happened to them during COVID Everybody else understands how they get raped by the fucking tax code in this country. Everybody else understands why they don't want to go out to eat or go to social venues or go downtown in their own city. Everybody cares about that. And when we have people who are in that ecosystem who just keep, like, telling Trump, yeah, yeah, yeah, you could do whatever you want, dude, we end up in a situation like we're in where people are losing trust in them, and it would be an easy thing for him to correct. But, you know, how hard would it be to explain the Epstein situation a little bit more clearly? How hard would it be to say, look, when I say it's a hoax, this is what I mean. But he's not doing that. He continues to say, it's a hoax, it's a hoax, it's a hoax. How is it a hoax? How is it automatically a hoax now? And so if it really is some sort of FBI, CIA, Russiagate, well, all you got to do is explain a little bit more about why that is, and it would solve all this, you know, dissension in the ranks that's happening because of his inability to explain himself properly. And, you know, there's another possibility. They could be openly working the case, and maybe it's not time to pull the hammer. But, I mean, I don't think anybody's gonna. I don't think anybody's gonna be upset about rounding up the criminals, including the Epstein people, and talking about what it actually is versus it isn't. So. Yeah, you know, we'll see.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, man. Check the chat, man.

[DJ Cruz]

The one thing I know, dude. The one thing I know is this. It takes a long time to make changes in organization. A big organization. There's not a bigger organization that's ever existed in human history than the United States government. So to think that in eight months, you could completely get it going. That's not a realistic time frame, no matter what you think or don't think. Because that would be hard at a company of my size, not to mention the whole country. So there. People don't understand that either.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, because they don't have experience realizing that when you're. When you are in a bad place culturally and you have problems, that takes time to correct. It's like turning around a cruise ship versus turning around a jet ski.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I mean?

[Andy Purcell]

It's a big difference. Yeah, it's a big difference. Let's check the chat, man. Somebody said, I almost lost our business because of these people. We remember. Yeah, that's right. Nobody forgets, man. My grandfather died on Zoom. I remember. Yeah, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

So, you know, like, he's like, look at everybody's response. They're pissed off about this, right? Because they're minimizing it every time they're asking about it. Like, nobody cares that this man's grandfather died. They don't think it's a Big deal. They're like, oh, that was just the way of the way. No, it's not the way. Those crimes against humanity, and we expect people to be held accountable, and we voted for people to be held accountable like they promised they would, and we have yet to see that, which is what's causing people to be pissed off. Yeah, you know, rightfully so, by the way.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah, yeah, that's real, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Rightfully so.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Guys, let us know what you guys think on this conversation down in the comments. With that being said, we got one more. One more headline. Headline. Three. Number three. I've had number one. Number one. Number two. You ever had. What's number three? Is that diarrhea?

[DJ Cruz]

It's both at the same time.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay, yeah. One plus two is three. That makes sense. All right. Hello. Number three, pro wrestler attacked by Raja Jackson and horrifying video doing fine and recovering. Send that to prison. I' ma say it. I' ma say it. He going to jail. Stuart Smith, let's dive into it, AKA Psycho Stew, is reportedly doing fine and recovering as of Saturday night after he was violently pummeled by the son of former UFC star Quentin Rampage Jackson. TMZ reported the update on Sunday, along with the news that the LAPD is looking into the incident involving Raja Jackson at a pro wrestling event in Los Angeles. You guys have seen the clip. I'm sure everybody has seen the clip. I got the clip, but we've seen the clip. Start calling Django. Yeah, yeah. Somebody told me, start calling me Django. Yeah, dude, listen, it's up, man. It's up. And, you know, I'm usually of the belief, like, you know, hey, listen, like, let everything come out and then make your emotional decision, right? And I did. I did. We, like. Because all the clips have been out, right? All the clips have been out, but the big clip that was circulating around was, you know, the. The initial start where they were out in the back parking lot, and Psycho Stew, it.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, I haven't seen the whole thing.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

All I saw was him beating the pummeling. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay, well, so it started. They were in the back parking lot or whatever, and Psycho Stu goes up to Raja and, you know, because something like, oh, you know, you don't know who I am. Like, slams a beer can on his head. A can. Not a bottle can. Prop. It was a prop can. Okay. And then a little tension happened. Right? And then. So initially, that was the video that came out, and then the. The pummeling in the ring, which is this clip we'll Watch this real quick.

[DJ Cruz]

You.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay? I can't. I can't.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I can't.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

22 times.

[DJ Cruz]

Yep. Is that how many times?

[Andy Purcell]

22 times. Okay. And then he was, you know, like, the other wrestlers got in there. They. They had to hold him back. And. But here's the thing. But then another video comes out that after that initial altercation in the back parking lot, psycho stuff, actually apologized to Raja. Here's the clip. I appreciate it working out. Well, he gonna come out on your mat, so I'll have him come out during your match so we could seal the whole thing, and he will make something out of it.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

All right. Yeah. So Stu was saying he basically was playing a dude. I'm sorry. I thought you were, like, a part of the stuff, you know, I'm saying I saw the cameras. Like, I thought this was all still scripted. We're wrestlers. You know what I'm saying? I'm sorry.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Apologize multiple times. Yeah. All right.

[DJ Cruz]

Now, it seemed like he was genuine.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, it seemed very genuine.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Right. Now, apparently, there was, like, some type of agreement that, like, Raja was gonna.

[DJ Cruz]

Enter the ring, or you hear him right there. He set it up. We'll make a thing out of it.

[Andy Purcell]

Exactly, exactly.

[DJ Cruz]

So he was influenced to go out there, and.

[Andy Purcell]

And they were all on the same page. But then Roger does that.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, how do you know that's not what they told him to do? Like, bro, I don't think go that crazy. Listen, dude, listen. Again, how smart is this kid? He's probably not real smart.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay. And, I mean, obviously, so he's around all these dudes that are doing this, and this guy says, oh, yeah, we'll go out in the ring. We'll seal it. We'll make a thing out of it. Well, what does that mean to him? What does that mean to a young kid who. No, no, no, listen, dude, you got to think this through. How do you know how many times has that guy been in a wrestling ring? How many times he been in a wrestling school? These dudes hit each other all the time. That's real. You're. You're looking at it from your experience on what you know and what you've been told. And, dude, I don't disagree with you. That that was up. And I don't know what's going to happen, but there is a lot of perspectives in this situation, you know, that led up to this. And it wasn't just, like, the dude got, like, the problem I had with it. I Guess is like, people are making it seem like he just got out of his chair and went crazy. And that's not what happened happen.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, for sure. And it was not, there was, there was plenty of things that went into this.

[DJ Cruz]

And he doesn't look like, like, look at this screenshot we got on the screen right now. Does he look mad to me? He looks like he's listening to me. It looks like he's like around the dudes, trying to figure out how the it works. And, and if you got one of the main dudes right here, this big guy, telling him, hey, you know, we'll get you to come out during the ring and we'll do this and we'll seal it up. What does that mean? That's all I'm saying.

[Andy Purcell]

I get it, I get it. I, I just like, I have a hard time and he grew up around.

[DJ Cruz]

Rampage Jackson in the UFC and like.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, he, listen, some niggas can go to prison.

[DJ Cruz]

Hold on, look, bro, does he have a past in this?

[Andy Purcell]

A past in fighting or wrestling, beating.

[DJ Cruz]

People'S asses and being violent in the ring?

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, I mean, listen, he's fault, like, I mean, in UFC type MMA stuff, amateur. Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I mean, look, man, I, I, it seems like there's something, there's some missing here. Yeah, that's all like.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, well, so, I mean, here's the thing. So the guy Stu was sent to.

[DJ Cruz]

That I would be interested to hear what he says now.

[Andy Purcell]

He hasn't said anything.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

All right. Neither has stood, to my knowledge.

[DJ Cruz]

No, that's what I'm saying. This guy, the victim.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, but Rampage Jackson did come out shortly after in a statement when this happened and, well, I think Roger, no, I did see something, Roger came out and said, my bad or something like that. And, but Rampage Jackson, his dad, who, listen, Rampage is a phenomenal fighter. Phenomenal fighter.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, in my, in my, I mean, I've been watching UFC since UFC 1. I'm not the most knowledgeable person, but I always watch Rampage.

[Andy Purcell]

He's a fighter and I honestly believe.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, we like him as an actor too.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, that's why we talk about this too. It's like, you know, they're, you know, Rampage has that entertainer fucking value that he brings. He's not just a good fighter. He's, he's great on camera.

[DJ Cruz]

He's got the look, he's got a character.

[Andy Purcell]

And I'm confident that, like, if I were to ever meet Rampage off camera, love him, he'd be fucking just as phenomenal yeah, okay, but. And so Rampage came out with this statement shortly after. I'll read it. It says, quote, I want to clear up the misinformation about my son, Raja. I've been confirmed that the wrestler Stuart Smith, AKA Psycho Stu, is awake and stable. Raja was unexpectedly hit in the side of the head by him. Moments before Smith's match, Raja was told that he could get his quote, unquote payback in the ring. I thought it was a part of the show. It was bad judgment and a work that went wrong. Raja is a MMA fighter, not a pro wrestler and had no business involved in an event like this. I don't condone my son's actions at all. He suffered a concussion from sparring only days ago and had no business doing anything remotely close to physical contact. As a father, I'm deeply concerned with his health and the well being of Mr. Smith. That being said, I'm very upset that any of this happened, but my main concern now is that Mr. Smith will make a speedy recovery. I apologize on his behalf and to Kick for the situation because it was all live, being live streamed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was like, yeah, Rampage was streaming when this happened and it had to end.

[DJ Cruz]

Cut his streamer.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's what he, that's what he's been in here lately because he's, you know, he's retired from the UFC and stuff. But, dude, listen, look, bro, I see it both ways.

[DJ Cruz]

That's my saying. I, I, everybody's, look, we gotta be fair about things. Like, just like, you know, dude, I get a lot of hate because of the Trump thing. Like, oh, you won't listen, man, do you know? Are you there? I didn't get where I'm at in life by fucking making rash judgments about things. I have to weigh all the, the, the variables and then make a decision. And we don't know them. We don't know them. With Trump, you don't know you. Oh, yeah, I know. You don't know. You don't know what's coming down the pipe. You don't know what's going to happen. And until, you know, it becomes very clear that we're out of time and he hasn't done any of this. Like, then we, you know. Yeah, but, but, dude, like, I just, I don't know, man. Like, this seems weird. It's, it was an unreasonable action like that. See, like, okay, take it out. Take, take the whole everything we said away. If some dude jumped in a ring and slammed a dude beat his ass like that. Yeah, he's going to prison. Yeah, for sure. And deservingly so. But let's say he, because WWE is a, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a theater performance, but it's still very physical. So did someone teach him how to soft throw punches or pull punches so that it looks real but not real? Like, there's just a lot of things here, man, that I don't know. And like I would, I don't know, I don't know. I don't know what to think yet. Yeah, I, I, I, dude, it was horrible to watch.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude.

[DJ Cruz]

Dude, but I mean, you're asking, you're, you're, you're saying that someone who hurts someone in a ring of. Now we're going to press charges. Like, are we going to press charges in hockey fights?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, I think, I think the problem that I'm having with this.

[DJ Cruz]

Are we going to press charges when the NFL gets too heated?

[Andy Purcell]

Well, but here's the thing. The, the difference in those situations is, bro, like, when somebody's unconscious, you don't keep going. Like, at what point does it become excessive?

[DJ Cruz]

It was excess, I would say after the fourth one. Look, it was hard to watch, you.

[Andy Purcell]

Know, like, I can get it.

[DJ Cruz]

Like, dude, I don't mind watching that stuff. And it was still hard to watch.

[Andy Purcell]

I, I get it, dude, you're a young dude. You got pride, you know, your dad being your dad, you can't be. No, I get all of it.

[DJ Cruz]

I don't think that's what it was.

[Andy Purcell]

I think, I think it was a little bit of that. I, I do, I do because like from that initial, like little scuffle they had in the back, bro, like these young dudes, like, they, they take stuff so personal, you know, And I think that's true. I think he was, I think, I think he took it to way too personal. And so even after the apology, like he already made up in his mind.

[DJ Cruz]

I'm gonna get you.

[Andy Purcell]

I gotta get you. I have to get you.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, and like to me, bro, it was premeditated. That's how I look at it. I think that the, you know, you ask what's the difference between this and I'm gonna do the same in hockey, bro. The difference is like, bro, that was completely uncalled for you. You do the slam, throw a couple of shots even the dude was a con, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

After 20, why didn't the other guy stop it?

[Andy Purcell]

They did.

[DJ Cruz]

I know they stopped it, but like, they let it go pretty long.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, they thought they were playing. You know what I'm saying?

[DJ Cruz]

If they were standing right there and they thought they were playing, then how the. Can you. And I say 100.

[Andy Purcell]

I get it.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

I would say after. After the five. After fifth one. Because, like, I mean, the guys, like, I. I. Let me go back to the video real quick.

[DJ Cruz]

You.

[Andy Purcell]

That. Yeah, dude. No, I mean, that's bad.

[DJ Cruz]

No. Why aren't the dudes. Stop.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay, so.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I. I don't know, man. I don't know. He definitely seemed like he lost his mind.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. He went black, bro. He saw red. He saw red.

[DJ Cruz]

There is a video of him walking away from the fight where he says.

[Andy Purcell]

I'm tired of people thinking I'm a.

[DJ Cruz]

And making fun of me and all this stuff. Oh, well, right after it. Yeah. So there's more to it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, I mean, look, dude, all I'm saying is, is that when it comes to events that simulate violence or have violence, we can't start prosecuting people for being violent.

[Andy Purcell]

For sure.

[DJ Cruz]

And if it was something that was like, hey, I'm tired of people with me and this and that, and that's why he did that, then, yeah, that's a problem.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Now, like, what. What I'm really curious of, to see to be real, is I wanna. I. I'm interested to see what Stu says. You know what?

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, me too.

[Andy Purcell]

I want to know what. How, you know, I'm saying. What? He handles it. What? He's. How he sees it.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, but, like, I'm beyond. Dude, it just. It did not look good to me. No, just don't look good, man.

[DJ Cruz]

No, look, man, I'm not saying. I'm not saying he somehow, like, dude, what he did was up.

[Andy Purcell]

You're not saying he's innocent. No, no, for sure. For sure.

[DJ Cruz]

But I'm. I'm trying to lead into, like, how that happened and what happened.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, and it's a. Like, if that were, like, outside the ring and that we're, like, on the street. It's very clear what the happened. Yeah, but we don't know. The discussion that was had, like, hey, you're gonna hop in the ring and you're gonna do this and you're gonna throw four punches, and this is, you know. Dude, we don't know.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, here's another. There was another video of them saying.

[DJ Cruz]

That you could hit him for real beforehand, but I don't think they explained to him, like, hey, don't. But to get even.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Because there's a code in wrestling where if you go too hard, you're allowed to go hard back to, like, get even, apparently.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Well, I mean, and here. Here's another, you know, tinfoil possibility that the whole thing could be a stunt, bro. You know, like, the whole thing.

[DJ Cruz]

Everybody knows who the is now.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, I mean, I'm not. I'm not saying it's a publicity stunt. I'm saying that's just another likely possibility.

[DJ Cruz]

I don't know, dude. That guy's head was. I mean, he was pretty good. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, I mean, if they would.

[DJ Cruz]

Have let him go, you'd have killed him.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, for sure.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, for sure.

[Andy Purcell]

You know, dude, it sucks, man. It sucks. You know, I'm curious to see what comes out of this. Yeah, here's what I do know. I'll say this, too. Like, nobody wins out of this situation. Nobody. Nobody wins. Nobody wins. Dude. Chat. What we saying, man? Paul coins back.

[DJ Cruz]

It was attempted murder.

[Andy Purcell]

Murder, period. Yeah, yeah, I saw that, too. Apparently, Stu is a vet, ptsd, went to wrestling to kind of changes, save his life. And somebody. Oh, man. Chad, y' all wild, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I mean, I. You know, I don't know.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah. Guys, tell us. Tell us down in the comments what you guys think. What do you think? What do you make of the situation, man?

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, if that were in the street. Wood chipper.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? But we don't have a place like that. There's no place for that kind of in civilized society, period. No, but this is wrestling, and it's violence, and it's the reason people watch it. You know, people enjoy watching violence. It's why looking up dead bodies is one of the most popular things on the Internet. It's why the UFC is one of the biggest entertainment companies, if not the biggest in the world.

[Andy Purcell]

It's violence.

[DJ Cruz]

You get what I'm saying? Like, it's Gladiator. It's in our DNA, bro. And clearly this time it got very out of hand. And honestly, like, real talk, after watching it, it's kind of surprising that you haven't seen it happen before, like in WWE or something, you know, where someone goes a little too hard, turns into a real fight. Yeah, because, like, that's. That's what happens. I mean, fights happen like that where you're around and something gets a little too hard, and then it escalates.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, right, right, right.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, and I mean, most fights that I've seen happen happen because of Some sort of escalation of, you know. Exactly.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's real, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think. We'd love to hear your take on it. Let us know, man. And, you know, prayers to Stu, hope he does recover well and fast, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, look, I don't have all the details, I guess that's why.

[Andy Purcell]

Neither do I. Yeah, neither do anything.

[DJ Cruz]

I think it's gonna come out. Yeah, I think it's one of these things. We gotta. We gotta let it. We gotta kind of let it. See what happens.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's real, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, guys, it's time. Thumbs up. Dumb as. Final segment. You guys know how it goes. Got something. Got some stuff for you to grade. I got some stuff for you to grade, to rate.

[DJ Cruz]

Okay. We're gonna rate things.

[Andy Purcell]

Rate things. Yeah. Okay. And I didn't know this was a thing, but you're a car guy. Sorry, Paul. Cars. We're gonna talk some cars. Yeah. I didn't know this was a thing. That there was some. A few car manufacturers, they designed like custom one off vehicles for celebrities and shit. I know that was a thing.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, a lot of them do.

[Andy Purcell]

We're going to rate them.

[DJ Cruz]

Rolls Royce does not. He does. Ferrari does. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. So this is from Keep On Learning Daily. They posted this. So we're going to go through and rate some of these custom made cars designed only for celebrities. Okay?

[DJ Cruz]

Now, a lot of these. A lot of these things that are on the Internet about cars is total. Just so we're clear.

[Andy Purcell]

Well, call it out. If it is right. Call it out. But the first one we got the. We go to the Pope. He has a Mercedes Benz 230G Pope Mobile. Thumbs up, thumbs down.

[DJ Cruz]

They make a. They make a civilian version of that truck. It's like a million bucks.

[Andy Purcell]

No shit.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I would. I don't like them. Yeah, I'm not a. I'm not a. Like, I'm not a big G wagon person.

[Andy Purcell]

You're about to piss my DOT off.

[DJ Cruz]

You like G Wagons? Everybody likes G Wagons, bro. But like, you know, it's just not. I don't know.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. It's no big deal.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay. Rolls Royce. You talked about Rolls Royce, John Lennon. They made him a Phantom V. Psychedelic.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. From Rolls Royce.

[Andy Purcell]

From Rolls Royce.

[DJ Cruz]

That's pretty cool.

[Andy Purcell]

That's. Yeah, that's pretty cool. Legend has it it comes with its own acid and mushrooms in the. Yeah, bro.

[DJ Cruz]

I don't know how people can do that on a regular basis.

[Andy Purcell]

The acid, the micro Dosing stuff. Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Like, that's like a very. Like to build your whole identity around it. Like you're frying your brain.

[Andy Purcell]

I shroom today. Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Congratulations.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, it's real. Floyd Mayweather. Floyd Mayweather. He has a one off Koenigsegg Trevita.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Ccxr. Now, Koenigsegg just names their cars, so I don't know if that's an actual one off, but what they. Most of the Koenigseggs that are. Every Koenigsegg that's made is custom designed by their customer. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. So, like, there is no, you know, production. They're all custom ordered. Every trim level is picked out custom. It's a boutique manufacturer. They make. I. I think they make awesome. But everybody I know that owns one says that you better be ready to have it in the shop most of the time.

[Andy Purcell]

Damn.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, like Fords. Fords.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. What's that? A fix on road daily or.

[DJ Cruz]

Listen, I like. I like Koenigsegg a lot. I just. I haven't bought one because I'm a little bit afraid of like just the. The. What everybody says about them, but I do think they're cool.

[Andy Purcell]

They look cool.

[DJ Cruz]

That's a ccxr. Those are manual. They're sweet.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, that's an old. That's an older car.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. Beyonce and Jay Z, they have a Rolls Royce boat tail.

[DJ Cruz]

That's twenty million dollar car, bro.

[Andy Purcell]

The boat tails on that one is.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Jesus.

[DJ Cruz]

Or maybe it's 12. It might be 12. Google it.

[Andy Purcell]

What's so special about it?

[DJ Cruz]

Nothing. Yeah, it's got a teakwood back lid that. I mean, it looks like a boat.

[Andy Purcell]

It looks sick, though. 30 million.

[DJ Cruz]

30. It was like 12 or 20 or something.

[Andy Purcell]

28. They say 28.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, that's. That's exaggerated. It's been. This is a while ago.

[Andy Purcell]

It's a little ton, though, man. $12 million is a ton. Yeah. Justin Bieber, he has the Wraith Uriel.

[DJ Cruz]

I don't know. I don't know. I don't think that. I don't think that came from Rolls Royce. I think that's just some after aftermarket.

[Andy Purcell]

Gotcha. Okay. Lose.

[DJ Cruz]

I'm not sure though.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

On that one. That thing's ugly as the wheels turn.

[Andy Purcell]

Like. Like the. The material. The car is exactly bendable, though.

[DJ Cruz]

Because it's expensive doesn't mean it's cool.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's real. Louis Lil Uzi vert. He has a Cullinan vert edition.

[DJ Cruz]

He made that up.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, okay. Yeah, that's after.

[DJ Cruz]

That'd be like me saying, I got the Andy edition.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Rolls Royce ain't making a custom Uzi vert, bro. These people deal with, like, the richest people in the world.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Hip hop. They ain't got no money.

[Andy Purcell]

You're not him, pal. You're not him.

[DJ Cruz]

Those pretend to be me.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's right.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? Like, unless you're Jay Z or whatever.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's different. Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Rick Ross, Big dogs.

[Andy Purcell]

Lewis Hamilton. He has a Pagani Zonda.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Got wrecked.

[Andy Purcell]

Did it really?

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, by him, right there in that photo.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

He didn't. I don't think he wrecked it.

[Andy Purcell]

It wasn't him, though.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, that's a. That's a cool car, though.

[Andy Purcell]

How much does that thing cost? Those.

[DJ Cruz]

The Zondas right now can be like 6 to 10.

[Andy Purcell]

Good gosh. Good lord. Geez.

[DJ Cruz]

They can be more than that.

[Andy Purcell]

That.

[DJ Cruz]

There's a few that are like, special editions that are more than that.

[Andy Purcell]

20. Up until 20.

[DJ Cruz]

They. No, no, that's an exaggeration on the Internet.

[Andy Purcell]

Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

And nothing on the Internet's real. That's my. That's my understanding.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, dude, that's what I'm saying. The car culture on the Internet is like. There's a lot of myths, you know? Like, they will. People will say, oh, dude, you know how you. You get in with Ferrari? You got to make X amount of dollars and you got to suck all these dicks and do all this? No, you have to have a diversified portfolio of cars that goes from classic to production to what they call versus and all these other. Like, it's not what the. The Internet very rarely gives out the proper information because all the information that's given out is given out by people who've never experienced the process. So you get like all these car podcasts and all this that are inaccurately representing some of the things that go into the. In the car ownership.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. You know, I remember we were down in Houston. I forget who they said it was. But like. Like, to your point about. It's not just about having money.

[DJ Cruz]

No.

[Andy Purcell]

The dude tries to go in and, like, buy a Ferrari cash.

[DJ Cruz]

It's about the culture. Do you buy into the culture? Do you. Are you a true collector of Ferraris? And if you are a true collector of Ferraris, then they will give you the collectible Ferraris. But you have to build that portfolio. You can't just walk in and say, I want a 812comp and get one. That's not how the it works. And by the way, it shouldn't work that way because they sell you the car at sticker and then your cars were double the amount the day you get it. So if you buy all the production and earn your way in, which is on a point system, you start to profit from collecting the car. So why the would they not make it? So the people who are most passionate about the brand can make the most money being passionate about the brand.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

And everybody talks and they're like, oh, well, yeah, that's because they're on the outside.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, right.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Like from outside. Yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Like it's cold out there, bro. In here, it's cool. You know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

Like, is it true that they say that if you buy a Ferrari and you modify it a lot, they would not ever give it.

[DJ Cruz]

There's people, there has been people that have been banned from Ferrari. Like, I think it was dj. Was it marshmallow or whoever had the cartoon on the outside. Anyway, the point is, is that yes, there are people that get banned, but, and, and by the way, that's, that's kind of how all of them work, but most of them do it unsuccessfully. Ferrari does it actually pretty good. You know, a lot of people are critical about some of the cars they're making right now with the ev, but I, I assume that's going to go back because people are, you know, people are demanding naturally aspirated engines. So we're gonna have a, I think a movement back towards the classic type Ferraris, meaning, you know, naturally aspirated big V12s, V8s that put out a lot of power, make a lot of noise that people like and you know, so you could be frustrated with, you know, how they're doing things right now. But at the end of the day, man, it's, it's their company and they can do whatever the they want. And people are always going to want their. Because their brand equity with people is very high.

[Andy Purcell]

So I like that. It's like the same. The, you know, it's not just the standard of the brand, but like they hold their customers to a certain standard.

[DJ Cruz]

Yes.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, that's real.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. And like, you know what? Everybody, they, they've got it figured out, bro. I've learned a lot from being around that company for a number of years and they treat their customers that, that are, that are loyal very well. If you walk in there and you say, I want this and that and I got money. They're gonna tell you get. They don't like that. No, and I wouldn't like that either.

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[DJ Cruz]

You know, so, you know, if Ferrari wanted to be Honda, I'm sure they could sell some more cars. But they're Ferrari.

[Andy Purcell]

That's right.

[DJ Cruz]

You know what I'm saying? So anyway, keep moving.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, speaking of Ferrari though. Eric Clapton.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Who is that?

[DJ Cruz]

Guitar player.

[Andy Purcell]

Got it. Okay.

[DJ Cruz]

Musician.

[Andy Purcell]

He has a Ferrari SP12EC.

[DJ Cruz]

Those are sick, bro. So that's a one off car. So they will make one off cars for their top customers.

[Andy Purcell]

So he's a big time Ferrari.

[DJ Cruz]

Oh, yeah, apparently. Yeah. It has to be. They won't just do it for. I couldn't get one made.

[Andy Purcell]

No.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

So like that. That's a one off car. Jesus.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

4.7 million.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Approximately.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. And they've made some really cool. Like one.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh shit. Custom built for him.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Now that's a true custom built factory car. Bugatti does that too. Bugatti will make one off cars that no one else fucking has.

[Andy Purcell]

Geez.

[DJ Cruz]

But I mean it was gonna cost. You're gonna be rich as to get one, you know, and you're probably swinging a pretty big dick, you know what I'm saying?

[Andy Purcell]

That's pretty big. Yeah, it's pretty big. Let's go back to Rolls Royce. They did a Chrome Hearts X Rolls Royce Cullinan for Drake.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I. I don't know if that's from. I don't think that's from Rolls, but it could be.

[Andy Purcell]

Dude, I saw some shit Drake just bought.

[DJ Cruz]

I think. I think that's. That's again aftermarket.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, Got it.

[DJ Cruz]

Maybe Chrome Hearts did it with Drake. I don't know, but I'm. Can you find any information I could find out? Yeah, a couple calls, who knows?

[Andy Purcell]

It looks cool.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. Looks cool anymore.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, Jay Leno, he has a GM ecojet concept car from.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, I don't know the story behind that one. Yeah, it's got a Grateful Dead sticker on the front. Is that what that is in the grill? Oh, no.

[Andy Purcell]

Anyway, yeah, it looks kind of looks like a Cadillac almost.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

We got James Glickenhaus. Yeah, I don't know who that is. Yep, he has a Ferrari P45.

[DJ Cruz]

Yep.

[Andy Purcell]

That's real.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

What is that? Is that another one off?

[DJ Cruz]

Custom made one off. He makes his own cars too.

[Andy Purcell]

Who is that? American filmmaker and financier.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, he's a filmmaker licking house.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, he's a huge car collector. He makes his own shit too.

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, shit, that's crazy. And then finally they got DT on here. He has the Cadillac one. The Beast.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

Which I mean, every president technically had.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

But yeah, yeah. Not bad.

[DJ Cruz]

No, I mean, look, dude, it's. It's a huge honor to be even invited to. To purchase a custom car from one of these manufacturers, so. And like some of the richest, most powerful people in the world, you know the. That you don't know their names.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

That are driving 600 foot yachts across the ocean. And then you go to Monaco and there's a thousand of them and you don't know who the they are. Those are the. That get those cars.

[Andy Purcell]

Yes.

[DJ Cruz]

It ain't a rapper. Okay.

[Andy Purcell]

It ain't Uzi Vert.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

That'S real, man.

[DJ Cruz]

All right, well, I mean, I could see him doing something for Drake. Drake's big time.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah. But like, bro, he got that. Drake has a lot of money.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah. He's got that 200 million dollar jet he just bought.

[Andy Purcell]

He just bought. Whose chain did he buy? To Tupac's chain.

[DJ Cruz]

How much?

[Andy Purcell]

I don't know the price on it. Yeah, it was like. Yeah, the Death row chain.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, dude, Drake's one of the most popular artists ever in the category. You can love him or hate him, but the. Dude, when was the last time Drake had a problem selling a ticket to anything?

[Andy Purcell]

Oh, well, they said it was only. It was like half a million.

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

For the chain.

[DJ Cruz]

My first form chain was half a million.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, there you go.

[DJ Cruz]

Half a million energy drinks. Yeah.

[Andy Purcell]

I love it, man.

[DJ Cruz]

Well, guys, the custom Bugattis they're making are sick, dude.

[Andy Purcell]

Have they always done that?

[DJ Cruz]

It's kind of a new thing they're doing. They started doing concepts and then now they're actually. They've opened up this program where you can like actually design. I don't know the details because I haven't talked to him about it.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

But for their better customers, which there's not that many because most people own one Bugatti.

[Andy Purcell]

Right.

[DJ Cruz]

But there's dudes that collect them, you know, and I. I get why, because they're. There's nothing like it.

[Andy Purcell]

Pretty sick.

[DJ Cruz]

I mean, you wrote there ain't nothing like it. I was talking to my buddy Hayden, who just sold. They just sold their company and he bought a Chiron and he was like, holy. I'm like, I know, dude. Like, you can't explain it. You can't explain it. As fast as I took you in that car. Imagine like three times faster than that where you can't pull yourself. Yeah, I can't explain it. It's ridiculous. So. And by the way, they're comfortable and they, you could, you could drive across the country in one and be comfortable. Like it's, it's pretty.

[Andy Purcell]

Stop for gas a couple times. Yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Oh, yeah, they do suck.

[Andy Purcell]

You remember when I only filled yours up like halfway?

[DJ Cruz]

Yeah, yeah, they do. They do go through the gas.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, yeah.

[DJ Cruz]

Anyway.

[Andy Purcell]

Yeah, well, guys, Andy chat.

[DJ Cruz]

That's all I got. Yep. All right, guys, we will see you later on this week. Don't be a hoe.

[Andy Purcell]

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