0:00 You guys ever noticed that like once the next generation stops buying a certain thing, even if you still like it, it's probably going to disappear, right? >> Like Beanie Babies, >> Cracker Jacks. >> That was your first thought? Beanie Babies. >> Beanie Babies for sure is going to be dunzo. Who's still manufacturing those? >> Tai, >> they're they're dude, they're going to be gone no time. >> Well, I guess cuz if you think if you think about the market like um cable TV. >> Yes. >> All right. 83% of people with traditional cable are people like us or older millennials or old older and uh they're not going to keep it around if the next generation's not interested in it because it's once our generation dies out >> that would be stupid if they still existed cuz who are they serving? >> So that's one of those things that um thanks to Gen Z not being interested in it probably is going to disappear. >> Which one? >> Traditional cable. Yeah. >> Oh, I know. >> Cable's dead, dude. I feel like only
0:51 hotels have cable. Unless >> you have a really good uh grandson, grandma, grandpa relationship, then that can pass on. >> So those are dead now. >> So like >> Ta likes cable because going to grandma's house >> cuz grandma still uses cable. So if you can kind of keep that relationship alive, >> what what do you mean he likes cable? He likes the uh the choose your own adventure. Let's see what happens and half of the channels are fuzzy or like what what is it? He likes what I like about it, which I've said many times. >> Okay. >> You don't choose the TV show. The TV show chooses you. >> Okay. That's what I said, but just in a different way. But cool. >> Same page. >> Yes. Yes. Same page. Same page. >> Doesn't Netflix have a feature like that where it's like >> shuffle? >> It's like show me anything and it'll just give you anything. >> But it's like too much ████ >> You know, you want to be cuz then there's like a cover and then you know
1:41 there's a title. Like cable. It's you're just in it. Like oh ████ Jeopardy. What the ████ You know what the other thing though too is TV nowadays and movies nowadays are it's so ████ stupid. I feel like they spell everything out. >> Yeah, they do. Second screen viewing. Yeah. >> Yeah. Like the way they made movies in the '9s and and like the like it's just better, dude. >> Way better, dude. >> So when it's on TV, you're like, "Yeah, I guess I'm watching Speed." >> Everything's so on the ████ nose now. >> Yeah, they have to to keep your attention. What I will say is I assume that over time though it'll all kind of go back into a new version as well cuz even cable cable was like the revolution when we were kids cuz it was just like regular channels you would flip through and then if somebody had cable that was like the sickest ████ >> then it was you got DVR >> and to see the schedule of what's coming on next. >> Yeah. So that was new age.
2:31 >> You could pause live TV. I I also assume that now there's going to be at least a period of time where things start conglomerating. It's like um Warner Brothers in that 96 billion deal or whatever the ████ right? Or like Disney buying Hulu and and and >> ESPN >> uh Discovery, whatever the ████ you know, like all those Yeah. ESPN under Disney. At first you're like, "Huh?" Next thing you know, it's like Disney now they they scrapped Hulu as a separate signin thing and ESPN as a separate sign in. You just buy like the Disney bund bundle or whatever. Oh, so you think you'll still get cable, but you'll get it? >> I I think that'll continue to happen. Like, give it another 5 years. Give it another 10 years. Like the the reality of people being like, "Oh, yeah. I subscribe to Crunch Roll, Peacock, Paramount Plus, Hulu, Disney Plus, Netflix, Prime Vid." Eventually, that's going to be that's already sounds ridiculous. There's got to be some
3:22 moment eventually. >> Or you get a blackbox. >> Dang, dude. You're not being a good American. Some some stuff though I think you got to do ████ market research and you got to do it for the love of the game. So for example, I think I think parks, dude, like you know how like in in in LA, not many kids play at parks anymore. So eventually they're just going to be like, "Well, we'll stop ████ making these parks." >> They can't. That's where they let homeless people sleep. >> No, that's the problem. Now you got homeless ████ sleeping there. So there's no kids. They decriminalized camping in the park >> and then now they're going to go, "Well, see, no kids play at the park. Why would we even spend the tax dollars on the park?" But I think for the love of the game, you got to keep building those parks so kids have a place to play. >> Yeah. Here's another thing that's going. Lotto tickets. >> Really? >> No. >> No one's buying them.
4:13 >> No. How? I swear to God, every Mega Lotto is a billion dollars nowadays. Gen Z doesn't buy them. >> They're still getting a billion dollars somehow. >> They're idiots. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Gen Z doesn't buy them. and >> our odds just got better. >> But here's the thing. The the part that's um interesting is that so lowincome people spend 33 times more than all the other classes on lotto tickets. And Gen Z technically is kind of a lowincome generation >> and they're not interested in lotto. >> So they're extra stupid. >> No, it's because they see it as a scam. >> It is, but at least they're being proactive. >> Yeah. >> But that's the reason they're not participating because they don't think it's real. They think it's a scam. Well, it's like people that take like peptides, right? It's like, does it work? Who ████ knows? But at least he's trying. This guy's trying something. >> And what's a scam? >> They're placebo. Come on. >> Yeah. What's What the
5:03 >> You got to believe if you want to win. >> It's probably not going anywhere because it doesn't cost that much to run lotto, I wouldn't think. Right. It's not like you're making products. >> Jenz is such haters. They're just like, I already know the truth, so I'm not going to do any. >> Well, they're disillusioned by a lot of things like that. kind of like how we all fell for the Monopoly game at ████ McDonald's and that was a scam and we had no clue. >> Still participate. >> I'll fall for the MC Monopoly any day. It's It was the Con 2012 that got me. >> Everybody got with Con though. You know >> this ████ is still on his >> good basically accessible speed dial level in his foes has has my photo of a red Coney 2012 t-shirt. >> I have that I have that picture as well. >> I know. I know. This guy has it fast. >> We all did. We just didn't take photos wearing them. >> ████ you. >> Luxury cars is another one of those. No, >> those are dying. >> They're not dying. They're not dying. But boomers are the ones buying them and
5:53 Gen Z does not even buy luxury. That's because they're Gen Z now. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's true. >> Later when Gen Z is old cuz Boomer sounds really old right now. Eventually Gen Z is going to be like, "Dude, you guys are so old." They're probably going to have a lot of money and buy luxury cars. >> Yeah, that makes sense. Like they could end up with a lot of money later. And some >> How they're so ████ lazy, though. >> They're disillusioned by everything. It's not just luxury, but they're not obviously they're not purchasing larger vehicles cuz a lot of them don't have like family. >> Let's reverse engineer this. What are they purchasing? Like what's Postmates? I bet >> gambling. >> They're spending all the money >> smaller or no cars. >> Yeah. Another one is diamonds. >> That's fair. And I agree with that one. >> And the big reason they're not buying diamonds is because that's the generation that saw them as unethical. >> Yeah, I could see that. Well, that's also because >> the lab grown ones are
6:43 >> the lab GROWN ONES ARE LEGIT just as good as >> and they're half the price. They're literally the same diamond. Think about think about timing. This is like buying high, sell low type ████ right? Like there was a moment >> when I was getting married that it was like very taboo to maybe go lab grown diamonds. But it was enough of a conversation, you know, cuz before it was >> But the clarity though, that's what you are got to argue. >> It's a conversation now. But it's still kind of like no, you don't want the lab one cuz your friend got the regular one now. ████ everybody's getting lab grown. >> You can't you can't compare that like you can't distinguish the difference >> and for the same price is ████ huge. That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah. I'm like Jesus. And children aren't having to die for them. >> Well, that's a that's a small but it's how clear is it? How big is it? Don't worry about the children. Obviously alcohol is one of them, but it's not just alcohol. It's >> They're so lazy they won't even drink.
7:33 >> That's a >> That's a scam, though, too. They know it's a scam. they just uh take SSRIs to deal with depression instead of drown themselves in the bottle. But one of the things is it's not just uh alcohol. It's any activity that's alcohol fueled or alcohol- based is also taking a big hit. >> So partying, clubbing, dating, >> bowling, sports, >> bowling, you said >> bowling is dying though. >> It is for sure >> cuz it's become what is it? It's become unsustainable to maintain the original equipment. So now more alleys are leading to the uh pin where it has a string on it. >> Oh ████ >> Swear to God, dude. >> Bro, cuz those machines break down so much and then >> it's a lost art to fix those. >> A lot of those bowling spots, they make their money off cheap beer, you know, like >> concessions. Yeah. >> So like that's how they make their margins. >> Are you saying Gen Z is like literally ruining the world?
8:23 >> It's ruining the world we liked. >> But that's why I think >> Are they fixing the world and we ruined it by liking things? >> What are they even fixing? >> I mean, look what happened to Golden Mile. You know, they just didn't have enough people bowling in general and the places that do can't afford to fix the old mechanics. >> Yeah. >> Cuz it's just too crazy when you look what's behind that ████ That's ████ like like medieval equipment >> and like what guy is like going into that career college. >> What old codger has the ████ Yeah. What blacksmith, >> right? It feels like that. Motorcycles is another thing. >> Yeah. >> Like just straight up like building a motorcycle and no one none of those fools are riding on. >> Well, here's the thing. Like motorcycle licenses are down 88%. >> Yeah, cuz Jenz is so ████ lazy. They don't want to do ████ They they they know everything. You're just going to ████ die. >> We know everything.
9:13 >> But that doesn't mean to say in the world it's a different case because when you have places like Asia, they're still buying the ████ out of motorcycles, just not Harley's. They're buying Hond's, Suzukis, >> and they're not getting licenses. >> Yeah, there's no license. But then when it comes to America, it's down like tremendously. It's up to I think Gen Z is a lost cause. It's up to our kids to bring it back. >> But it's like they don't have any like cool guys that ride bikes like the undertaking. >> They don't have cool guys in general. >> It's also the thing is that that motorcycle riding became like lame and gay to them >> which I don't I don't like I'm not mad at that because a lot of guys ruined the ████ thing. >> Like a lot of dudes who tried to be macho weekend warriors like Harley guys when they say you can't pass them on the freeway and ████ Yeah, they've ruined it for sure. I wouldn't blame them for thinking that's lame and gay cuz it is. >> You better be a Mongol >> playing the ████ radio super loud on
10:04 a motorcycle. >> Only if you're a black guy. >> Yeah, black cuz they play good music though. They also play good jams. >> You get you respect the play. >> Yeah, it depends on the song and they wave through your car. >> Whether you're black or Hispanic, those guys are always playing street jams from like ████ like ' 80s uh pop rock music. >> Yeah. Yeah. They're playing Roger. Zap and Roger and ████ >> Zap and Roger. >> Or they're playing like Sideshow and ████ >> Oh, Sideshow. Wow. You know that song? Yeah, that's a good one. That one's good. >> Like love songs. >> Yeah, I love songs. >> So, what do you think? Like, is there any way to get Gen Z to enjoy these scenes anymore or do we just say goodbye to them? >> I think what we really have to do, you have to get Gen Z and then pull the stick out of their ass. >> How do you do that though? >> Where do you put the stick? Because for them there's I the problem I have overall with most Gen Z people that I meet and I hear about >> is they just have they're so pretentious
10:55 cuz they think they know about the things that they've never lived. Aren't we just repeating the previous generation's words and perspectives? >> No. >> You think that generation >> you heard it number one you got kicked out of like eight high schools or whatever. So you think that the previous generation wasn't like you ████ think you know all this stuff? >> No. No. I did those, you know, like those the Gen. So me, I try ████ I fail. Gen Z is like, I've seen everything and I know everything. Why try? >> That's the difference. So like I'd rather Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No, no, no, no. Let me, let me clarify then. How about this? What is by relativity, what are the things that Jenz is into now that we've never done, though? Because I'm also assuming that the things that we got into, maybe we were doing ████ that the generation before was like, "What the ████ are you guys I think gambling apps, dude. I think a lot of Gen Z kids, bro. They're obsessed.
11:46 >> Obsessed. Prediction markets are crazy. Uh, >> honestly, the only people that have money for sponsors are gambling apps. >> See, cuz then at that point, I'm like, >> only ones with cash is flowing. >> So, basically, you're just saying we took out Super Lotto for them and then put in gambling apps. >> 100%. >> I don't Nothing changed then. It's the same ████ >> It's just a different avenue. It's it's it it's more in line with what the kids use. So, if they could ████ hop on play like draft king, there's so many different options on how you gamble. Now, >> the number one thing across the board is that Jenzie definitely preferred spending money on experiences versus like items and possessions and alcohol and things like that. >> Conceptually, it's not a bad I really Yeah, I think it's kind of cool. We actually say it out loud. I don't even see I don't even see these ████ out there. Now, I think about Gen Z too and I and I hear this. It's like it's like motorcycle sales or licenses are down 80%. So, hard. I'm like, "Yeah, but that's also because they're the first
12:36 gen with like ebikes and like, bro, if we had ebikes back then, ebikes are huge now." Yeah. I just think it's like, why would you have to go get a motorcycle when you all got ebikes and you could just also get a car? >> Yeah, exactly. >> Okay. Okay. >> They hella ebikes. Hella ebikes. >> Hella ebikes. >> Is that Gen Z or is that the next gen? >> No, that's Gen Z. >> Gen Z's on eBay. >> I think it's a mix. >> I'm just saying this is that this era offers that substitute. This era offers that. So instead of dying on a motorcycle, go play with an ebike and get a regular car. Just the fact that they have that or like instead of the scam of super lotto where it's like only one person prediction markets at least >> at least there's a higher chance potentially of understanding the scam. >> There's a there's a sense of control. >> Okay. >> I know the sport. I know this. >> So it's not like it's not like dude I'm not doing it. It's like no they're just doing I think their era's version. So those Gen Z are good. But the Gen Z's
13:27 that areless, you know, like the all the the the numbers are down. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> The ████ numbers are down. Yeah. >> I'm like those guys, they're lame. >> There's no suitable replacement for just straight ████ >> Yeah. But they're also in a weird spot, too, though, cuz it's like they're coming off the me too stuff, which is very fresh in a lot of these kids' brains where they're like, I don't know what the ████ I can do. And then they get hit with the red pill ████ So, it's like you're hearing all these very different messaging for a lot of these guys where they're just like I think it's just the fear of dating is crazier than anything. >> But that's also an excuse to use >> for sure. And it's true. >> Oh, I didn't hit on her because of consent being gray. >> It's an easy copout >> cuz they go, "Well, it's out of my control." And then there's inaction of like >> because I feel like the the Gen Z's who are macking are still macking. >> You know what I mean? Like it's not like
14:18 those guys stopped. It's just the dudes >> but there's less of them. >> Yeah. Yeah. Anyone who was like teetering chose this side. Yeah, but there are less of them for sure. Yeah. ████ was way better before consent, huh, Anthony? >> What? Nick, >> that guy didn't say that. And this guy didn't say >> this guy looks like he ████ doesn't have consent to sit here. >> He looks like he goes without consent. >> That guy looks like he's having an orgasm right now. >> He's on a conservatorship. That guy, >> do you remember why you made that face? You said like do a funny face and I was like once I
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