Confronting My Best Friend
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What triggered the biggest betrayal between David and Ilya?
What's up, guys? Welcome back to Views. We are here with Nat, Jason, and Ilya. What up? I don't know. Well, you haven't listened to our last podcast. It just went out. But we talk about you a lot in it.
Wow.
About what you did. Do you remember what you did?
No. What did I
do? You broke that ass. I don't know. Did I? Ilya, I want to hear exactly your plan to make it up for me. And
to
salvage this friendship. Genuinely. Genuinely. Because if I did something like
that to
you.
I would understand. I told you.
Just to catch up the listeners. Ilya broke a dead ass. He said he was going to come with me to London. And then he said, dude, my business is doing so well right now. I don't care about my friends or the word
that
we've had for the last
15 years. Did not
say that. That's what he said. And then not only that, but then four days later, Natalie dead ass me to go to a party. And then she broke that dead ass because you broke a dead ass. So Natalie was like, well, because if Ilya can do it, why can't I? And then I was like, because you can. And then she's like, because I'm a woman. And I'm like, that has nothing to do with it, but yes. No, but seriously.
And then because of that, I took the Ferrari out because I figured fucking nothing matters anymore.
And ran over two
people. I hit two people, and now I'm on the run from the cops. So you see what you started, the chain reaction?
Wait, but genuinely, you don't feel disgusted? In yourself? No.
Like literally not even for like a second. Yes! Old Elliot would be mad. Right, and I'm growing up. We don't use those words around me. No, I mean, listen. We don't use growing up here. What I did was wrong, and I admitted that, and I'm down to make it up. So I don't know how you want me to make it up.
I couldn't even imagine a way that you would make it up.
I mean, it's not really that deep. Dude, you're an asshole. I'm serious. It's not. I'll make it up in a
way
that's
equivalent
or better than going to London. You're
losing everything that's whimsical about you. Whimsical? Yeah, genuinely.
If we were in the
movie Willy Wonka and I was Willy Wonka, you would not get the Chocolate Factory
because I would
feel that I've lost all excitement
in you. Look, you don't understand it. You know what you are? You're like one
of those suits in those movies that just comes and tears down beautiful parks and forests
just to
build a highway. The
corporation, man. And you're the little guy. You're the little guy fighting for everybody out there. He's the big bad corporation. We need a
highway so we can get to my office quicker.
Have
you seen Hoppers?
No.
Yeah. Of course. The movie? Yeah.
Yeah, with the animals.
They're trying to build a highway near the dam or over the dam.
Yeah.
Wait, you've seen Hoppers? Yeah. Actually, that's the one movie I agreed with the guy in the suit. Mabel, I just watched it yesterday. That's why it's really fresh.
But
Mabel, the girl in it, is trying to stop this highway from being built. And she just has no consequences for all her actions and basically lights the whole city on fire. And then the guy forgives her. I think it's crazy. It's the one time I've had the suits guy. I don't know. I'm getting a little sidetracked.
So you're on my side. So yeah. You also hate nature. I think we should all grow up and stop using the word that ass. What if you go on a trip with David? No, stop it. Would that make it up? I'm trying to make it up here.
It's not just... A trip is what was promised.
Why doesn't he go then? I
told you. I said finger in my ass. You
want
me
to point my finger
in your ass?
Well, I said...
I actually checked with HR on that. And? And that's not going to fly.
Really?
Yeah. I
said it has to be something like culty for you to make it up. Like a finger... You and Natalie have to come into a dark moment with candles lit and put fingers in my ass. You have to say, I'm so sorry for what I did.
I
can do that right now.
You have to speak in Latin. I
don't think you're down for it. Then I'm like not
speaking Latin. You want
me
to
be
against it
and then you'll be good. All jokes aside, how do you... How
do
you think we should move on? Do you genuinely think I should just forget this and just
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What triggered the biggest betrayal between David and Ilya?
0:08–6:53
2
How did the argument over the business deal between Natalie and Ilya unfold?
6:53–13:33
3
What was the proposed plan to make amends for the betrayal?
13:33–21:18
4
How did the group decide on the upcoming UK road‑trip and its itinerary?
21:18–28:13
5
What were the discussions around commission splits and finder’s fees for the new deal?
28:13–35:28
6
How did the conversation shift to personal finance, Bitcoin payments, and gambling experiences?
35:28–42:16
7
What new hobbies, travel ideas, and creative projects were suggested for the group?
42:16–47:38
8
How did the hosts wrap up the episode and outline future plans?
47:38–51:04