Mark Agnon
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236 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Mark Agnon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, it's strange how even just the sight of someone can trigger those feelings internally, like your blood running cold, your heart starts to beat, like, you know, that sensation just from the proximity to the person that caused this. And I'm sure that's probably what you felt, that feeling of like just a full body rush, anger, all those feelings flooding back in one moment.
Right.
And it's building.
One of the things that you mentioned in another interview that in your late teens, you got into like pyro and like lighting fires.
Now, I've heard this to be the case amongst people with different types of trauma that fire becomes sort of a, I don't know, like some type of hobby or some type of thing to sort of like work through anger or resentment. I don't know if through your therapy.
Sure. But for you as a kid when you were doing it, was there any type of feeling where you were like, oh, this is, I mean, because I think kids sort of play with fire in general, like fireworks and stuff. But I mean, maybe to the nature that you were doing, like lighting a house on fire is maybe a different level.
But I'm curious when it was happening, was there any type of conscious thought like, oh, this feels good to see these things like burning?
Of a dangerous thing. Yeah. Yeah. And then maybe shoplifting is kind of like this sort of rush and it's something that's bad, but you're in control once again. Yep. Hmm. Yeah. What's up guys. We're going to take a break really quick because you are a grown child. Yes. You're a giant man child and you just love stuff in your face and all the sugary cereals.
The eight, when you were a kid, when you were just a fat little eight year old, you would sit down on your couch and you would just eat these, these sugary cereals. And nowadays you try to do that. Like I have, you feel terrible. You go, Oh yeah, my blood pressure. is rising. I do get a hangover from eating these cereals that I ate when I was a child.
And that's why I want to talk to you about Magic Spoon. This thing right here, freshly opened because I was just engorging myself. Magic Spoon is all the flavors that you love that come from your favorite nostalgic cereals, flavors like fruity, cocoa, frosted. Do those sound familiar to you? Because legally, I can't say what they are, but those are the flavors that Magic Spoon has.
And here's what's amazing about Magic Spoon. It's the same taste. It's all the flavor packed into every bite from those childhood cereals, but 13 grams of protein, zero grams of sugar, and four grams of net carbs. Yeah, imagine that. 13 grams of protein. This is protein-packed cereal.
So instead of being a little fat kid, you can sit down on Sunday morning, watch your cartoons, and get freaking jacked. Yeah. You'll look like Ronnie Coleman or something. You keep on crushing these, you're gonna be diesel as hell. So instead of being a little fat boy, you can be a giant strong man, but still keep your same habits of just sitting down and watching your cartoons.
And for the listeners of this program, if you go to magicspoon.com slash camp, that's right, magicspoon.com slash C-A-M-P, you're gonna get $5 off your next order. Five whole dollars that you can save. And apply to therapy for figuring out your disgusting twisted childhood of stuffing your face with processed sugars and red dye 40 and stuff like that.
But with Magic Spoon, you don't have to worry about any of that stuff. It's all good. 13 grams of protein. None of the sugar. 4 grams of carbs. Get it today. Magic Spoon on Amazon or at your nearest grocery store. Or you can go to magicspoon.com slash camp C-A-M-P for $5 off. Now let's get back to the show, you fatty. What's up, guys? We need to talk skincare. That's right.
If you've ever heard me on Flagrant or even on this show, I have talked about my love for beef tallow. Yes, I'm not talking about some, you know, lab-made sludge with 39 syllables and a... a bunch of chemicals and stuff. I'm talking about good old-fashioned beef tallow. Just, yes, it's cow fat. I know, it sounds crazy, but there's a reason that people have used this for thousands of years.
This is the moisturizer that your ancestors used before, you know, big lotion and chemicals and pharma companies came and messed it all up with seed oil scams and chemical cocktails, all right? Tallow has been used for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians walking through the desert, they put on beef tallow to make their skin beautiful.
look good and feel good and not crack and actually hold up in the elements. Greeks and Romans, they used it to heal wounds and keep their skin from looking, you know, like papyrus. And even your great, great grandma, she probably used it. I don't know. And here's the great thing with beef tallow.
It's got a bunch of, you know, fat soluble, you know, vitamins A, D, E, and K. And it actually mimics your skin's natural oils because it comes from a living thing. That means your body recognizes and says, Oh, yeah, this is good stuff. And you don't have some crazy reaction. And you know, not like the $90 serums that smell like eucalyptus or whatever.
I use it, my wife steals it, my baby uses it, everyone in the family looks good and feels good with the power of beef tallow. So right before bed, I literally just take like a little finger full, wipe it in my hands and rub it on My face and you kind of spread it in evenly. It comes in a bunch of great flavors. It smells amazing. And when I wake up, I feel moisturized and refreshed.
And if you're interested, you can go now and get the best beef tallow on the market. I'll be honest. All beef tallow is basically the same. You know, it all is great stuff. It's all very natural. This one is natural, just like the rest. But this one is 30% off. when you go to Evil Goods. That's right. When you go to Evil Goods, you subscribe.
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