Jay Campbell
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395 appearances
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2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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But I was very adamant because of my spiritual nature and also what happened to me in Peru. I was like, you know what? I don't give a fuck. If I lose those people, then it was meant to be. But I'm more than this TRT guy. And so very truthfully, everything I imagined happened and more people found me because of the spiritual stuff. I started talking about raising your vibration. Yeah.
and getting into consciousness and all that stuff. And that just like really, really amplified. And then, you know, in 2023, a bunch of people, it was really the middle of 2022 during COVID, a lot of people were like, dude, you know so much about peptides, you gotta write a book about peptides. And I was like, oh no.
peptides is gray market underground you know i don't want to put that shit out there you know i don't want people to know that i know that much about it but eventually the people that were smarter than me won out and i wrote the book and it came out in the end of january of 2023 and bro honestly as you know that was the time where people were looking for healing from the vax yeah and it was just in the right place at the right time on amazon i already had a big name because my previous books and it just exploded
And so all these people started reaching out to me about peptides. And, you know, the last two years have just been a gigantic whirlwind. You know, I've made a ton of courses. I, you know, I partnered with Hunter Williams, who you've met. He's a great guy. And we've just blown up into the consciousness, you know, and I say, I really wish I could say it's my content is that good.
And it's not bad, but it's just right place, right time. You know, it was just all those people are looking for another form of healing and peptides represented it to them.
100%.
That's awesome, man. Where did you play?
Well, that's awesome, dude. I played NAIA too and then it eventually became Division II. So I was at Georgia Southwestern in Americas, Georgia. We went to the NAIA Final Four two years in a row when I was there.
were you a point guard or two two two you just like me yeah that was a hybrid that's awesome the injury accumulation i finally just i just don't play anymore because i'm dude i was the same way dude my ankles were so bad true story i stopped playing after my senior year well middle of my senior year i said fuck it i literally went to my coach and i was like dude can i just at least keep my scholarship and he was like yeah you busted your ass for four years here yes
So I didn't play, and I never picked up a basketball again for six years. And this is a true story. I was literally walking on Venice Beach. It's like right out of a Woody Harrell, you know, white man can't jump book.
I was with my buddy and these two chicks that we were just kind of like pursuing. And somebody on the street, you know, on the pickup court, the ball just rolled over to me. And I just like picked it up and I was going to fling it back to him. And I was like, you know what? I'm still in good shape. I mean, I was obviously training and stuff like that. I was like, you know what?
I just threw it up and bounced it up and just went and got it and went and dunked it. And all the, you know, all the brothers that were right there were like, damn, we should pick that fool up. You know what I mean? Like it was, it was, it was kind of hilarious, but I was like, oh fuck, I got to start playing basketball again. Cause I could still jump.
yeah i shot a basketball dribbled a basketball did shit for six years and so like i got the fever again and then i started playing in pickup leagues i met some dudes that day i met one guy that day and he got me involved in some men's leagues and stuff like that and then honestly bro like once i got on testosterone i played another four years but like you you know the injuries dude no and you got to worry about the other people it's not you it's the other people there's 100 percent dude 100 low low bro and you taking your legs out yeah dude
How do people, how do guys like us keep playing in their forties? It's insane. What are they doing?
That's awesome, dude. That's totally awesome. Yeah, pickleball is like all the rage. But, dude, I still see guys all the time that are in their 40s playing basketball, and then before you know it, they're literally getting lamb and neck dibbies in their back, bro.
Straight balling. That's awesome. He was just playing in college.
When you're in the hole or when you're incarcerated, nothing is smooth.
That's awesome. Well, how long were you in the hole, dude? Because I've been incarcerated, too, but I was never in prison. I was only in jail in Vegas for six days, and I was there. As you know, everybody's in for something they didn't do.
That's awesome, man. But I mean, taught you the greatest lesson, right? I mean, about life.
What happened to you? Did we just pop for like selling drugs or some shit like that?
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