Warren Smith

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1,257 appearances 4 recordings 4 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 2 May

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because we have the way grades are assigned often it's the site's sitting there it's like okay what's Jimmy gonna get in your class um give him like a 73 and there's no record there's no reasoning to it and that's literally how it occurs what so the why did they offer me nine thousand dollars to shut up or why to sign this and like why do you need an NDA it's so it's
And so, I often, yeah, you often, I wondered that sometimes. I'm like, why am I here? I mean, the health insurance is awful. It's like, pay is not... Why choose? That's why people leave. But there's a lot of good people there that aren't... It's not like this is the bottom of the barrel. Teachers that can't... There are some of those. It's like, dude, what are you doing?
Right, there'd be some of those, yes. But there are also many... good people that are doing it because there's something fulfilling about it that I miss, to be honest.
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I don't think he was even accusing her. I think he was just repeating what he thought was reality.
He genuinely believed that that was what the truth was. He thought that was reality. He articulates that. I've heard many classmates state this, so it must be true. In the same way, you hear this often. I just made a critique video with Barry Weiss doing this, I was a little hard on her, on Joe Rogan, and she's saying, it's the same pattern.
She's applying this to Tulsi Gabbard, and he presses her on it slightly, and it dissolves. And we all are capable of doing, we all do do this in our lives. I'm not above it.
There was one edit when he takes out his phone because he's looking for the tweet for a few, maybe a minute. And so I cut that out. and uploaded it to my YouTube channel that I had been uploading everything in the past.
It started getting a few views, and then it got 30. 13,000 views the music teacher I was telling you about who had been on this journey with me in a way we were exploring this technology even making videos where there was no students on our free time like the Fibonacci sequence in music was just two of us uh-huh He texts me. He says he's got 13,000 views. Oh, for me, that's... Whoa.
And over what period of time? Maybe... This is probably like a week.
Two weeks. Okay. Okay, right. That afternoon... You get a text from my brother and he says, Elon Musk tweeted a video of you. Oh yeah. There's the kiss of death. Ha ha ha. Right. And I didn't, I hadn't opened my Twitter account since that Neshoba school. So I couldn't log in. I didn't have my password and figure it out. And I was like, let me, oh, whoa. Okay. That was then two days later.
Well, then I go to school the next day. Don't say a word. I'm like, I'm just going to not say anything. Maybe no one saw it. You know, I don't really comprehend what's going on with it. When you're in it, it doesn't. Principal calls me in his office. He's like, yeah, not talking about it is not going to work. Like, everybody's seen the video. He was on the fence of how to feel about it.
He was obviously worried, as anyone would be, about his responsibilities in getting in trouble with the higher-ups. Is this against the policy? We have releases. I have the releases where there's no student on camera. We have an audio release.
I've been doing this for a while. But this is different. And I think it's totally understandable to be a little shocked. We're in new territory here. Yeah, right. Pierce Morgan's team reaches out. Would you like to come on Pierce Morgan tomorrow? Uh-huh. Well, I'm at a crossroads. It's like... Do I run with this as far as... There's two options.
Let it pass over, go back to my life, or I recognize... Maybe, maybe go back to your life. Or I recognize that this is a once in a lifetime. Potentially, I don't know what it means, where it could go. But it could be an opportunity. There's only one way to find out, and that's to run with it.
Well, if I say, I know this much from my life and regret, if I say no to this going on Pierce Morgan, which could go badly, I might regret this, but I know I will regret it forever.
Because I have regretted things in my life before. I know that regret, it's worse to try something and to fail in the pursuit of that. I would rather try and run with this ball as far as I can, take it as far as I can till I get tackled. than to refuse to pick it up.
Original plan was movies. All I wanted to do growing up was make movies. There was nothing more exciting than seeing people be able to alter time and space. It's like they were using the fabric of reality to create worlds which... are real when you're watching it. You've explored this idea. And what else, the logical course of action, what else would I possibly want to do than that?
There was nothing more exciting. And I was undergrad, one of the top film schools in the country, UNC School of the Arts. And I excelled and I was nailing these opportunities. And I was like, it kind of got to my head. I got short film after short film. Suddenly it's,
in a pattern that had not going to LA, like writing and producing a feature film right out of the gate, using that momentum with this team of like the students that have come together and become this like pirate band almost that had moved from, and we raised $25,000 to make this feature film. And as we're gonna,
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