0:00 Even though you can enjoy the game as an adult, I just don't think there's any reason to be like wanting to start relationships with other people. >> like going to It's going to Chuck E. Cheese and going like, "Hey, WHAT'S UP?" HEY, WHAT'S UP? >> OKAY, you guys are fully aware of the risks of when kids are playing online games and then it's the lobbies full of adults and all these adults are trying to Yeah, like Roblox trying to groom them. And obviously Roblox is not doing enough to protect kids and I don't really think any gaming platform really does a whole lot. It's more like independent people that kind of go out of their way to try to help prevent these things, but the systems themselves don't really have a
0:50 solution for this kind of thing. At least not like a a very plain one. What do you think you could do or what do you think should be done in order to protect kids playing online games? >> I think the the platform can't even admit that exists because once you have a real like security group and all that, then you have to collect data, then you have to admit to the fault. >> presence that it's in there, yeah. >> then I can see why from a legal standpoint and just like a brand standpoint, the reason why they don't do it is because if you don't make it official, you don't collect the data. Which it's not like a right or wrong thing. I can see It's just basically I'm like I can see why they don't do it. Now, to protect the children's, I feel like why the ████ are parents letting their kids go unattended online?
1:40 >> Yeah. Cuz I think what the tough part is from what I heard cuz I don't really play any of these games, but it seems like the games that are like Minecraft, Roblox, like the ones that can like they're almost internet within an internet. >> Yeah. >> So it's like if you already can't secure the first internet, how do you secure the second internet? Cuz there's like full-on worlds, you know? Like Like they built Didn't they build like a Epstein Island in Roblox? >> They build all kinds of stuff. >> Yeah. >> Well, how do you protect Tycho on Roblox? >> He plays uh next to me and I we've scared the ████ out of him enough that all strangers are after his booty hole. I don't say in those words. >> I I think that's the key, bro. >> those words, but he knows that all strangers are after him. >> What words do you use to make it scariest for him? >> Um so we paint all the things he loves.
2:33 Like he likes being in the bed, being all cute, and you know, having a family, and there's a lot of strangers that want to do bad things and take you away and kidnap you and cut your arms off and sell it or whatever. And so you're not going to be able to draw all this cute ████ that we're able to do. And these guys, they're the type of guys that will try to lure you in these games, or if you're at a park and they go, "Oh, I'm your mom's friend." I'm like, "And if you never seen him, ████ him. Kick him in the nuts and run away." I was like, "Don't even be polite." >> Nice. >> You know, it's like ████ like that. And then so that he knows that there's like a lot of bad guys in this world, and then like trust needs to be earned. It's not just like, "Oh, hi Mr. Stranger. Yeah, I'll ████ suck honey off your cock." Like Like you know like those the vans that pull up with candy and ████ Like just say no to everybody. Say no to
3:23 everybody. >> scenario to practice. That's a good way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. How What does he say about these things? Like how does he respond when he's when you're talking about >> understands it. He understands that there's bad guys. So with uh the games that he plays, he's either either playing with us >> Uh-huh. >> or um he doesn't play any game for past an hour. That's That's one thing that genetically we're lucky to have. You know, some kids they just dive into a game and play forever. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He just wants to do other stuff, huh? >> Right after that he's like, "We got to go to the park. Can we go to the park?" Like he just likes being out. >> He uses his energy. >> Yeah, he's he's an outside boy. >> Cool. >> So, um that's that makes it easier for us. And then the other one would be anytime he sees something fishy, he comes and reports it. And since we're we have really good rapport, >> Yeah. >> he never really hides anything. Like he'll be like, "Oh, this guy is trying to like I I There's this guy he's like uh he says he like he he thinks he goes to the same school as me. Should I tell
4:14 him what school I might ████ no, you dumbass." >> What? >> Cuz there are weirdos. Yeah, he'll he'll he'll say like, "Oh, this guy >> Crazy that they're going after him just like actively like >> Yeah, I'm like anytime people like talk to you, >> Yeah. >> and cuz he already has like added friends, which are his cousins, >> Yeah. >> and like a couple guys from school, a couple guys from uh jiu-jitsu. >> Mhm. >> I think there's like a a actual like almost like a buddy list like aimless type thing. >> Right. >> Anybody else that's not on that list, I'm like just assume they're bad. >> Uh-huh. >> And don't talk to them. >> Cool. >> Yeah. >> That's probably the best way to do it. >> You know when when you see all these like what do you call it uh interviews of the predators and then like like cops and then what usually happens is like a lot of the times the kids who are neglected get targeted, right? So, I could just go out there and be like, "Yeah, man, you guys just got to ████ monitor your kids and be a good parent." I don't think the good parents are losing their
5:05 kids to kidnappers. It's the ones that are on crack or they're just not there. The kids are just on Roblox all day, right? So, I'm like, "Okay, well, how do you create a a security team or a group that can actually save those kids cuz those are the ones that actually need the help. >> Yeah. >> It's like we can't say "Be a good parent." They don't have no parents. So, I'm like, "Oh, ████ dude." That I I I I just aside from a security group like a nonprofit, like I wouldn't know how else to do >> Do you remember D.A.R.E.? D.A.R.E. programs? >> Yeah, what was it? >> And they they always had every TV show, there was always PSAs about like, "Hey, don't do drugs, otherwise >> Don't do dope. >> I think we do a series with Joe. We buy ads on local television and he goes, "Hey guys, pretty much all the stuff that Bart said
5:56 to kids. >> Save your butt. >> Like, "Hey kids." Like cuz apparently it's a ████ problem. >> Yeah. >> Apparently it's a problem. >> It's a bigger problem than a lot of people realize. >> Exactly. So, and but there's no like public message from the government saying, "Hey guys, yeah." >> No, because I think I think that'll affect stock. And I I think a lot of these companies are like, "That's not fair to say." You know, they're like, "Whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't like go and say that. We're going to lose player base." >> we just say like games? So, it doesn't say one game. And we don't get cuz they will probably sue you for making a PSA. >> I mean, I think they should take the financial hit. I really do. >> For the kids, yeah. >> Yeah, I think like this is a good enough reason to be like, "Okay, we're going to lose a lot of, you know, like base users because uh I don't think adults should even be playing games that are like
6:47 aimed towards kids, you know? I mean, like GTA and Call of Duty is a different thing. Those aren't for kids. Are kids on there? Hell yeah, there's >> There should be a layer of like humanity cuz I remember in the GNC days, when you went to go buy supplements, it would say not for 13 and under. Right? Cuz they're like like maybe these things maybe pre-workout should just be for adults. >> Right. >> But I think these days because everyone's trying to look for a top dollar, they took that off the label. So, now you have little kids that follow their famous their favorite fitness influencer. Dude, they're full of energy. You don't need pre-workout. And then they'll they'll like, "Oh, I got to go buy it. I got to go buy this ████ 300 g of caffeine." And he's ████ 11 years old. >> I wonder if there's something they can do where like let's say like you're a adult and you want to play Roblox, right? >> Yeah. >> Weird. >> Like a ████ weirdo. >> Weird. >> Can you just like actually, I don't
7:37 know, register with a real ID and you just can't be in the same lobby as kids? So, you could be like adult lobby. >> Yeah, you just and you you guys can act like the kids where that you're trying to be, you know, like some people >> As you do that, they should swat your house. >> Yeah. >> You should end up on a list, dude. >> Dude, that's like me like being like imagine being a 35-year-old like I really like going down the slide at the playground. Yeah, that's weird behavior. >> Like why are you going there? What the ████ >> No, there's a lot more that's built in. >> A lot more people now that are like, you know, Disney adults or like they're just like they like to preserve their childhood. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Like they're into So then like when I heard about Roblox, not going to lie, I wanted to try it. Like even if it's a kid game, like I just want to play random things that are new that I'm like that sounds fun. But then it's not I know like I'm not trying to hang out with kids, you know,
8:29 like >> When I see Tyga playing Roblox, it looks so fun, dude. >> Right. It's probably Yeah. >> Want to play it, but I'm not going to play it for that reason, dude. >> Yeah, I mean not every game you play you have to be interacting with another real person. That's the thing. It's like It's this chat like that shouldn't be >> The chat is >> You shouldn't be able to communicate with kids. I just think that's ████ weird, man. Like why? Like play the game with ████ adults. It just is like weird to me. >> Remember the chatting days on AIM when when like random people like sometimes you would talk to random people? >> Yeah. >> Wasn't there >> AOL chat rooms were like that? >> Yeah, there was always a sense of like this guy could be a mole. I always thought that in my head. >> When I was in high school, I thought that about everybody. >> I jail baited myself cuz I wanted to cybersex with everyone. >> That's a different scenario. >> I always lied about my age. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> But see like even then like even on AOL
9:20 like AOL chat rooms, there was no guarantee that like I guess like it wasn't like there were they weren't kid themed chat rooms. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> You're you're going into a kid themed ecosystem. >> for kids, yeah. >> And it's like even though you can enjoy the game as an adult, I just think there's any reason to be like wanting to start relationships with other >> Cuz it's like going to It's going to Chuck-E-Cheese and going like, "Hey, what's up?" What the ████ Why are you >> Hey, what's up? Hey, what I think I go to your school. What school do you go to? >> And like, why are you talking to them? What the hell? >> That's so crazy that Roblox, like, it's such a it's such a giant mass-adopted game within kids, but their biggest problem >> Yeah. >> Their biggest problem is child molesters on this app. >> Always trying to meet up with them. Always trying to like get them to
10:10 >> Is that why there's so many streamers now catching predators and ████ and ████ them up? >> Honestly, cuz it's so easy. I I bet we could do We can catch a predator at lunch. We can FILM IT. HONESTLY, MAYBE WE should start doing that. Maybe that's how we revive JK. >> You can't because they because they're so ████ low IQ. >> Yeah, but how come all of them look weird? Like, they all look like they got something >> Cuz people aren't ready to have the conversation that there's definitely a correlation between some of these guys and and neurodivergence. >> There's a correlation. >> You know what I mean? Like, I don't I'm not saying that like if you're neurodivergent or that you're like if you're autistic or Asperger's, you this is you, but I'm saying there's a little bit of some kind of like social rejection. Like, these aren't the most popular ████ people where they are, you know what I mean? >> When I'm not trying to look for these videos, they end up in my feed all the time. I see molesters get beat up every
11:01 >> And they're always mental in some way. They always have like some kind of weird >> There's a through line. >> Yeah. >> They're not They're weirdos. >> And then when they get caught, they know they ████ up, too. They're like, "Oh, I don't want to But it wasn't me, too." >> But then But then when Chris Hansen got people, he was getting people from all walks of >> getting He was getting like clergymen. >> I heard he got someone powerful, and that's why they stopped the show. >> Well, he got somebody I think the person committed suicide. >> But that's not his fault. >> That's a good thing, right? >> That's not his fault. >> Like legally, he wouldn't be like he wouldn't be on the hook for that, right? >> I think it I think what happened is they lost funding or sponsorship because of that or some ████ or they wouldn't no network wanted it if that was >> I just don't understand why like everyone talks about this and being a huge problem but then they just don't get the backing for these crimes or it's like to to punish
11:51 these crimes the way they should. It just drives me crazy. >> I think the Constitution might have ████ up a little bit by protecting people like this, you know what I mean? Cuz they there are a lot of protections for like, you know, I I get there's due process and everything but like come on, man. >> And then you see Bill Clinton looking through those pictures and he's like, "Whoa, those were some good times, brother. Awesome." It was like a highlight reel. >> I understand like people are so upset about the Epstein files and how like no one's being held accountable but this is happening right now. Like Epstein's dead. Your kid's still online being groomed right now. Like >> It's all bad because it's it's under the same umbrella in my eyes. And it's like, man, to me it's like I would always be We talked about this so many times in the show. Anytime we look through Megan's Law and we look through all these people that >> And the dots are everywhere.
12:41 >> Yeah, the dots are everywhere and then you look at the punishment for for like molesting a child. It's like 4 years. It's like, "What, dude? Like 3 years for for for raping a kid?" >> And remember on Megan's Law, depending on the color of the dot, it could mean that the person's transient so that's not where they live. That's just where the last time is they were seen. So that guy could be anywhere. So there's no like thing of like, "Hey, you can't be 200 ft or 400 ft from a school" or whatever. Like who's checking? >> Yeah. >> Why can't we just get rid of people when they're not like helping society? >> That'd be cool. >> Dude, advocates, man. That's >> Cuz our homies at the top are doing >> Advocates is the reason, bro. >> Our government officials are doing it. >> The painter messed up so >> Shut up. >> that when people suggest things like this it's kind of like, "Oh, you're going out of control." >> And I think that's where like I'm I'm willing to take the heat as being a horrible person. I really think that
13:33 when you look at like the scum of the earth, every scum of the earth has an advocate fighting for their rights. >> Uh, yeah. >> Minor attracted persons. >> Like I that's what I ████ hate, man. Like Like that we got to shut that ████ down. Hell yeah, we got to shut that ████ down. >> If that's the only thing we do on the show, I'm okay with that. >> think a lot of people agree with the wood chipper law. >> Yeah, the wood chipper feet first. Yeah. >> So like every time you see like a predator getting caught or whatever in the comments, people show like a wood chipper because they believe just throw them in a wood chipper. They're like >> And just be alleviated with it. >> Yeah. >> Trash compactor. >> Yeah. I mean there's something primal though. I think all humans have a reaction of wanting to save kids. And then like this is just one of the worst evils of humanity. >> We can't target the vulnerable. >> Yeah, and then like the first reaction is throw them in the
14:25 wood chipper. >> I just hate that they get so many tries. >> Yeah. >> You don't like a You get attempted murder and it's it's going to sway you from being able to do it again. But like when you when you catch these guys and you look at their like rap sheets or you look at their victim log and you or you look at their chats. >> They've done it like 10 times. >> And how many times have they've like Yeah, like when you look at their chat history and you're like, "Oh, you've been attempting this like 20 times per day?" Like it's crazy. >> And then for the people that want to rehabilitate them, I'm like, "I don't think we have enough personnel and therapy >> We barely have enough wood chippers. >> I'm like I just I just didn't know how many guys liked kids. >> And the problem is America, dude, cuz cuz apparently we're the America is the top consumer of, you know, CP. >> Really? >> Yeah. Tim Tebow's at the Senate talking about this with the graphs. >> Is it so common?
15:17 >> We have a problem, dude. >> Dude, that is crazy, man.
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