LA Fires: Why No One Seems to Care & Who’s Really to Blame
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Why does Mark believe in demons?
What's up, everybody? Welcome to Flagrant. Today, we're going to get to the bottom of why Mark believes everything. Mark, just three seconds ago, was telling us why demons exist, and your proof was the Jews. That's literally what you said. Religious people believe in demons. Dove believes in demons. Let the record show. You're a religious Jew. You go to synagogue every day, and according to Jewish religion, you have to believe that there's good and evil. And that the evils are demons. Sure. Okay, Mark, I've learned from communicating with my wife, okay, that giving examples is not what they want. Okay, examples undermine what they feel. And they just want their feelings validated. Now, my whole life has been dedicated towards creating metaphors and analogies for why I'm right. Turns out that's horrible for communication. Also interrupting, apparently horrible.
I'm like, is it my wife that's commenting on the YouTube?
You got to call it heckling. Call it heckling, dude. Do people not have friends? I'm like, what do you do with your friends?
You don't just talk over each other. That's just how friendship fucking works. That's how it's supposed to go.
Is it too early to buy property in California?
You want to say something, you just say it.
Done. Except for when she interrupts you.
What are the political implications of the LA fires?
disrespectful come on a man is talking here a male embryo the embryo that is wanted and desired and cherished around the world yes okay anyway mark mark mark believes in anything we figured out why mark believes in anything can you share i believe in i give leashes to things okay i don't just believe i just don't believe in anything
Okay, Mark heard so much absurd shit growing up from his mom. Obviously. Right? So his barometer for what is normal and weird is way off. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Coffee and I'm a normal. Great way to start your morning.
We haven't even gotten to the bottom of that, have we?
Mark's mom did.
so hold on she's just backing up into the nespresso every morning yeah well it's put into like a like a canteen oh she doesn't go right from the tap she doesn't just you gotta cool down you gotta cool down make a room temp and then put it in the in the little little container and then tube it up got it she doesn't go for ice coffee you know refreshing okay
Okay. Okay. So, all right. So Mark has, gives a little bit longer leash to all the crazy people, right? Yeah. Now I'm not saying mom's crazy, but she has some wild ideas and you would hear this. Some of the ideas are certainly kind of crazy. And then some of the ideas end up kind of being right. So where the average person like us, if somebody just walks up to us on the street and they're like, bacon is fucking, it's really from pigeon or whatever like that. We go, all right, whatever. You're just a crazy person. There's a little bit of you. that goes, well, what do you mean by that? Yeah, well, why? There's certainly a follow-up question. And I thought everyone had follow-up questions. No! We walk away! Yeah, you don't engage crazies. But here's the thing. Normally, someone with Mark's condition would go to an island somewhere where there are people that are relaxed and calm and they don't believe in crazy shit, and then they would just live out the rest of their life in tranquility and peace.
No, he went to the place where there are normal people screaming out crazy shit all day long. And now he has to inquire about this. Yes. A thousand percent started a podcast about it.
How can we hold people accountable for the fires?
Yeah, literally. Yes. That's where this convo came from. Because I was talking to a guy that was telling me about aliens. And I was like, yo, maybe, dude. They're so convicted when they're telling me about aliens. Has there ever been a moment in your life where you just go, ugh, I don't believe that? Sure. Sure. Yeah, when someone said, you should enjoy movies. You're like, I don't believe that. So I watched Wicked, and I was like, eh, I don't know. Too many people do that every single day. It's part of our culture. Yeah, I'm not going to watch movies. Shower Daily. Wait, what? Shower Daily.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does Mark believe in demons?
0:00–1:03
2
Is it too early to buy property in California?
1:03–1:08
3
What are the political implications of the LA fires?
1:08–3:15
4
How can we hold people accountable for the fires?
3:15–5:03
5
What are the social impacts of housing loss due to wildfires?
5:03–7:07
6
Are coffee enemas beneficial?
7:07–16:49
7
What does the blame game look like for the LA fires?
16:49–29:14
8
What's next for the future of LA post-fires?
29:14–2:18:26
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