"Feelings are always legitimate. Your experience is always legitimate, but how you choose to express that is all on you". Add another one to Joe's shirt ideas.
I swear y'all is so respectable. I looked at my feed and was like, "I feel like I just heard from David in a Genius brain the other day!" Lo and fucking behold. Anotha one
"So long as no one is hurt (intentionally) do as you please." This is mostly how I like to operate. I add the word intent, because some actions have unintended results.
During my first internship, I was afraid to ask questions. My manager was pissed/disappointed because I didn't ask enough questions. You gotta learn to ask questions because if you don't and you wait until things fuck up badly, you will get fired.
I love genius brain and david so because I’m going through the same thing where I’d have “the mouth of satan but the body of Christ” syndrome haha. I’m still 21 and I go to church regularly. But everytime I’m hanging out with friends, some from church some that are not, I’ll always talk vulgar because I’ve carried on that mannerism from when I was in high school; those times when I was really not committed with my faith. Right now I do try to better myself by cutting off some of those bad habits. Keep it real David 🙏😤
@25-26 mark spot on, we are only skin deep as far as our enthnicity here. Our culture is completely american/americanized blend as i learned it school a hot pot
LOOOL at the chipped tooth story. I chipped my tooth trying to skate like a little b when I was a preteen and my parents couldn't afford a crown for me. Nor did they know anything about them or that you need to remove the dead root and shave it down before putting a permanent crown on it. So for the next 6 years, I had a temporary crown on my front tooth. You can see the obvious part where my real tooth ended and the temp ones began. Adding on to that, my dead tooth was blue/black and every time I smiled, it was extremely obvious because it was my front tooth. Thus started my crippling anxiety of laughing and always making sure to cover my mouth when I did. Or when I eat. People would stare and most of them (being kids we were) would ask wtf happened to my tooth. Fast forward to late HS, I finally got it fixed after I complained and complained to my parents that there must be a better solution. At this point, they could afford it. To this day, I still catch myself covering my mouth sometimes. Or I get anxious when I notice people's quick innocent glance at my teeth (even though I know they're not looking at it because it's extremely less noticeable now). So to your friend who chipped her tooth in a beautiful city jumping on the back of her loved one...and the fact that she got it fixed in A DAY....wow must be nice.
41:21 I knew a guy like that. Even worse is he would bullshit the answer and act like he knew more than you. He would even talk down to people in general. His answers wouldn't even make sense. It'd be something like: "how does this coffee machine work?" "well when you get coffee beans from Africa the machine has to work a certain way and the parts are all manufactured from China so you have to turn it this way so that's why you have to press that button" ".... What?" I'm not exaggerating. I thought I was stupid because I couldn't understand anything he said or wrote. He also does meth, so we don't know if he's always been this way (he's also a covert narc) or if he did so much meth it fucked his brain up even more.
Interesting perspectives. The Ghanaian folks you talked to probably have a lot in common with your parents because of the 1st gen immigrant experience. Btw, that collectivist versus individualist perspective is spot on. US culture tends to be very based on the individual, for better or for worse. Ghanaians are more collectivist as well and I've always had more in common with other minority cultures that are collectivist. Also your accent sounds more like an Indian but it's all good.🤣 English is Ghana's national language, btw, just like the US.
I've been a fan of the influencer you mentioned in this video since like 2010 or something (and also one of yours since your response video to Alexandra Wallace or whatever her name was) I'm not here to bash or anything I saw the video where she talked about how she chipped her tooth (and actually 4 teeth were damaged and had to fix I think?) and I feel like she wasn't trying to tell people how miserable her August went or something like that even though it kinda did come off that way? and it was definitely a result of her being reckless and I think later on in some other videos she did mention that she was fortunate and privileged enough that she got to fix her tooth (teeth) immediately coming from a poor family myself, I'm even struggling to make the ends meet as an adult rn so it made me feel like what she complained about was fucking hashtag first world problems but I also could understand where she came from... it just made feel some type of way. I could be wrong but maybe people tend to or gradually forget how to be sympathetic to other people's situations when they are living comfortably themselves?
jenn im did explain in a video that the chipped tooth situation was kinda the straw that broke the camel’s back type of situation for her at that time. but i do get your pov as well.
Wow, you guys have different bullying experiences from my generation (millennials). When I was around 13 years old, I went to a junior high school where I didn't know anyone so I was the outsider/newbie with no friends. None of the bullying I received was "out of love" or had a balance of equal parts love to bullying. It was ALL negative emotions. The popular Asian group (my school was predominantly Mexican followed by Chinese/Vietnamese) would just tease me every day during P.E. class "You smell/you're chubby/you're gross/etc". Additionally, for a period of a few months, I liked this girl and asked my teacher to hand her flowers that my mom bought for me. After her brother found out ( he was part of the popular asian group), he started bullying me by dragging me into the bathroom and pinning me against a wall OR after the last class ended (we had the same 7th period class together), he'd drag me to his sister. He wouldn't let me go until I said "I love you, Florence (his sister's name". And he would always go in a crowd of 5-6 other guys so I couldn't run away. I looked at his eyes every time he'd do this and his eyes were malicious and full of hate. So, I think the mentality was basically that these people had a lot of personal issues at home and they were kids who only knew to cope with their situations by treating others badly. I don't think people really understand this but my generation has pretty mentally fucked up people. Its pretty frightening and I'm blessed that I grew up stronger as a result of my upbringing and I would never put others through the same bullshit I faced nor would I ever condone my kids doing such a thing (if they did, you can bet that I'd discipline them and make sure they understand that what they're doing is never good). When I see bullies nowadays, I pity them because they're just sad individuals who are mentally incapable of dealing with their issues.
Im ignorant, but davids south african accent is under rated. He doesnt put too much emphasis on words like other fake accents. Again. Me beung ignorant but to me, its believable.
Listening to them talk at the end of the podcast kinda makes me want to see them live 3 days on the streets with just starting out with $20 and see how they'd do It would be interesting to see.
honestly anyone that collabs with Joe gets some real shit. the comparison between american work ideology vs. asian work ideology. it's like being asian-american constitutes following your heart versus following the stable road with high income.
david copy rogan create a "davidsoclip" since most of us have adhd and can't watch a full hour clip. and it might generate more revenue for you with minimal added work.
joe your so smart please show this side of you in your channel more and lessen your "character bit". maybe you can copy bart doing your daily chore while explaining/teaching why you do what you do with this serious side of you that i'm seeing now and making occasional "bit" on the side.
"Feelings are always legitimate. Your experience is always legitimate, but how you choose to express that is all on you". Add another one to Joe's shirt ideas.
Doing laundry and cleaning the house while getting my thurs dose of genius brain. 🙌
I literally do the SAME exact thing. When I get home and organize my apartment I put on this podcast.
@@brigolden4141 Same! Or I listen while driving
Bro SAAAME
I love Joe on your podcast. Great story telling and they feed off of each other.
Omg I felt the same way watching Jenn Im's video. I rolled my eyes so hard at her video my eyes rolled out my head.
I just like it when it's you two also. The other guests are always crying and making me cry lol
Starting my morning with Send Foodz and Geniusbrain
I swear y'all is so respectable. I looked at my feed and was like, "I feel like I just heard from David in a Genius brain the other day!" Lo and fucking behold. Anotha one
For the traveling part. I would consider working at airports. You get to fly for free or pay less then $50 bucks for international flights
David this is great content. I seriously look forward to your uploads!
"So long as no one is hurt (intentionally) do as you please." This is mostly how I like to operate. I add the word intent, because some actions have unintended results.
During my first internship, I was afraid to ask questions. My manager was pissed/disappointed because I didn't ask enough questions. You gotta learn to ask questions because if you don't and you wait until things fuck up badly, you will get fired.
I love genius brain and david so because I’m going through the same thing where I’d have “the mouth of satan but the body of Christ” syndrome haha. I’m still 21 and I go to church regularly. But everytime I’m hanging out with friends, some from church some that are not, I’ll always talk vulgar because I’ve carried on that mannerism from when I was in high school; those times when I was really not committed with my faith. Right now I do try to better myself by cutting off some of those bad habits. Keep it real David 🙏😤
Same my dude, I just got tired of cussing recently and instead, I just do something else lol.
When its just Joe and David
I chipped my tooth eating beef jerky 😂
"Everybody has an interesting story but not everybody's a story-teller" (Nice David So bar @5:47) ruclips.net/video/jWmPd7697K8/видео.html
@25-26 mark spot on, we are only skin deep as far as our enthnicity here. Our culture is completely american/americanized blend as i learned it school a hot pot
Omfg hahaha you Bachi ass dudes talking about aquafina 🤣🤣
LOOOL at the chipped tooth story. I chipped my tooth trying to skate like a little b when I was a preteen and my parents couldn't afford a crown for me. Nor did they know anything about them or that you need to remove the dead root and shave it down before putting a permanent crown on it. So for the next 6 years, I had a temporary crown on my front tooth. You can see the obvious part where my real tooth ended and the temp ones began. Adding on to that, my dead tooth was blue/black and every time I smiled, it was extremely obvious because it was my front tooth. Thus started my crippling anxiety of laughing and always making sure to cover my mouth when I did. Or when I eat. People would stare and most of them (being kids we were) would ask wtf happened to my tooth. Fast forward to late HS, I finally got it fixed after I complained and complained to my parents that there must be a better solution. At this point, they could afford it.
To this day, I still catch myself covering my mouth sometimes. Or I get anxious when I notice people's quick innocent glance at my teeth (even though I know they're not looking at it because it's extremely less noticeable now). So to your friend who chipped her tooth in a beautiful city jumping on the back of her loved one...and the fact that she got it fixed in A DAY....wow must be nice.
41:21 I knew a guy like that. Even worse is he would bullshit the answer and act like he knew more than you. He would even talk down to people in general. His answers wouldn't even make sense. It'd be something like:
"how does this coffee machine work?"
"well when you get coffee beans from Africa the machine has to work a certain way and the parts are all manufactured from China so you have to turn it this way so that's why you have to press that button"
".... What?"
I'm not exaggerating. I thought I was stupid because I couldn't understand anything he said or wrote. He also does meth, so we don't know if he's always been this way (he's also a covert narc) or if he did so much meth it fucked his brain up even more.
Jajajajaja. Oh my he need to be put in place.
Why am I imagining you and Joe on a pirate ship doing some pirate radio shit.
So...which podcast where David initially talked about Jenn Im's chipped tooth sob story? lol
RubiiRae it’s the podcast with KevOnStage.... KevOnPodcast lol
@@christinesidavanh9177 Hahahah thanks! Found it :)
YES Seagulls are so lovely, definitely worth saving up for
Interesting perspectives. The Ghanaian folks you talked to probably have a lot in common with your parents because of the 1st gen immigrant experience. Btw, that collectivist versus individualist perspective is spot on. US culture tends to be very based on the individual, for better or for worse. Ghanaians are more collectivist as well and I've always had more in common with other minority cultures that are collectivist. Also your accent sounds more like an Indian but it's all good.🤣 English is Ghana's national language, btw, just like the US.
Great podcast! We need ur podcast as a high school requirement
I've been a fan of the influencer you mentioned in this video since like 2010 or something
(and also one of yours since your response video to Alexandra Wallace or whatever her name was)
I'm not here to bash or anything
I saw the video where she talked about how she chipped her tooth (and actually 4 teeth were damaged and had to fix I think?) and I feel like she wasn't trying to tell people how miserable her August went or something like that even though it kinda did come off that way?
and it was definitely a result of her being reckless and I think later on in some other videos she did mention that she was fortunate and privileged enough that she got to fix her tooth (teeth) immediately
coming from a poor family myself, I'm even struggling to make the ends meet as an adult rn so it made me feel like what she complained about was fucking hashtag first world problems but I also could understand where she came from... it just made feel some type of way.
I could be wrong but maybe people tend to or gradually forget how to be sympathetic to other people's situations when they are living comfortably themselves?
jenn im did explain in a video that the chipped tooth situation was kinda the straw that broke the camel’s back type of situation for her at that time. but i do get your pov as well.
Still hoping for GeniusBrain shirts
Wow, you guys have different bullying experiences from my generation (millennials). When I was around 13 years old, I went to a junior high school where I didn't know anyone so I was the outsider/newbie with no friends. None of the bullying I received was "out of love" or had a balance of equal parts love to bullying. It was ALL negative emotions. The popular Asian group (my school was predominantly Mexican followed by Chinese/Vietnamese) would just tease me every day during P.E. class "You smell/you're chubby/you're gross/etc". Additionally, for a period of a few months, I liked this girl and asked my teacher to hand her flowers that my mom bought for me. After her brother found out ( he was part of the popular asian group), he started bullying me by dragging me into the bathroom and pinning me against a wall OR after the last class ended (we had the same 7th period class together), he'd drag me to his sister. He wouldn't let me go until I said "I love you, Florence (his sister's name". And he would always go in a crowd of 5-6 other guys so I couldn't run away. I looked at his eyes every time he'd do this and his eyes were malicious and full of hate. So, I think the mentality was basically that these people had a lot of personal issues at home and they were kids who only knew to cope with their situations by treating others badly. I don't think people really understand this but my generation has pretty mentally fucked up people. Its pretty frightening and I'm blessed that I grew up stronger as a result of my upbringing and I would never put others through the same bullshit I faced nor would I ever condone my kids doing such a thing (if they did, you can bet that I'd discipline them and make sure they understand that what they're doing is never good).
When I see bullies nowadays, I pity them because they're just sad individuals who are mentally incapable of dealing with their issues.
I like the og cast best.....let's have more of those rebuild scenarios. Maybe setup a live where some can throw you some setbacks
Yassss! David & Joemalian only! Lol
I am always feed with love here respect form Sweden to davi and Joe.
Yo that Special Ops guy is fucking a G!!!
Im ignorant, but davids south african accent is under rated. He doesnt put too much emphasis on words like other fake accents. Again. Me beung ignorant but to me, its believable.
I thought the same thing. He nailed it
FUCK YEAH ANOTHER EP!!
Just signed up to joemalia academy>.< thx Joe!!!
Listening to them talk at the end of the podcast kinda makes me want to see them live 3 days on the streets with just starting out with $20 and see how they'd do It would be interesting to see.
I’m early!!! I love y’all so much! Y’all make work so much bearable
If you’re lookin for a regular person to be on the podcast🙋🏾♀️ but in all seriousness, I love the openness of this podcast!
Asian Canadian here yo!
But I see myself more of a global citizen tho ☻
As a Korean Christian, all this is SO relatable.
honestly anyone that collabs with Joe gets some real shit. the comparison between american work ideology vs. asian work ideology. it's like being asian-american constitutes following your heart versus following the stable road with high income.
KSI vs David So in boxing. Make it happen 😂.
15:04 ping pong paddle story
Yo Joe I have the same under armour socks!
OG cast is best cast!
똥침!!! Hahaha 😂
Gim Paul yup ass prod lmao. I live in the US so I don’t think I’ll be able to find that here
We want more Joejitsu.
I'm 22 seconds in, and yo this angle is dopeeeeeeeee
Also, ILY David but thank you for wearing socks
david copy rogan create a "davidsoclip" since most of us have adhd and can't watch a full hour clip. and it might generate more revenue for you with minimal added work.
Jenn Im’s the chipped tewth blogger?
Also, on the topic of minimizing feelings; feelings in contrast to empirical facts should be minimized. Feelings are ephemeral.
Genius Brainnnnnnn
Who's the person with the chipped tooth David was talking about?
NightShade Jenn Im but she acknowledged to how she was sounding privileged and how she was appreciative that she had the means to fix her situation
@@TamieLe And I appreciate your help! Thank you
lol im n america n im still broke asf but ima make bank gimmie 2years im be swimming - it's all mentality
It's been 3 years where u at?
So no talking about Awkwafia?
I don't like the low level of the camera
Last.
Japuhneese da masta race. Nipon numba 1
Harry Truman has entered the chat
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Second😂
joe your so smart please show this side of you in your channel more and lessen your "character bit". maybe you can copy bart doing your daily chore while explaining/teaching why you do what you do with this serious side of you that i'm seeing now and making occasional "bit" on the side.
I just like it when it's you two also. The other guests are always crying and making me cry lol