0:00 [Music] Hey, so remember remember last week when we were talking about Roblox? >> Yes. Talking about the situation editors on there. Yeah. >> Well, tell me because I wasn't here last week cuz I was like I was traveling. >> All right. Quick recap. >> Yeah. Uh so there's a lot of like bad actors playing Roblox. A bunch of like older dudes that are trying to be predators against kids. And they're just like masquerading as other kids. Wow. >> And then they get the kids off the platform, start chatting to them, and then try to meet up. But then but then it got into like a really uh serious kind of like more online conversation because instead of like banning the accounts of the people that were being predators, the people that were kind of being uh vigilante cops using the platform to kind of find them, those people were getting banned. >> Why? >> Cuz they're not playing the game.
0:50 >> They're not interacting >> basically because it's putting it in the public attention that this is even happening and they don't like that. >> Which seems like the worst thing you could do. the worst. Yeah, >> we're going to stand with the other team. >> They would rather act like it's non-existent rather than like try to fight it. Damn. >> Well, update on that. There's now been and still an ongoing online petition to now remove the Roblox CEO David Basilski or whatever. >> There's over 120,000 people that have signed it because of this specific ████ >> That's that's wrong part. Yeah. >> I mean, yeah, they should kind of remove the pedals, huh? But they're like, "What if 50% of their players are pedals?" And they're like, "We can't do that. We can't hurt our customer base." >> Yeah. We're not going to be profitable. >> Yeah. What if that was the real reason? >> Well, then yeah, probably they should petition to remove the CEO of that
1:41 company. >> Yeah. >> Do Do petitions ever really work like that, though? >> I I changed my mind about that. I used to always ████ on them. Yeah. >> And then uh the arts district in Vegas, they beat the system. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. >> Was it specifically like the petition.org site or whatever? >> No, it wasn't it wasn't the site. They were just collecting signatures from everybody to be like, "Hey, uh, Arts District is they're trying to do a new noise ordinance because this new like uh real estate developer moved in and is making all these like residential condos and stuff and she's trying to get the noise thing to like that you can't make outside noise at by past 10:00 p.m. or something crazy." And in in Arts District, they can kind of go until like 2:30. >> It's like a pop in place. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, it was going to kill all these businesses if they couldn't do that. And then they were collecting signatures and from from residents and business owners alike. And then at the end of it all, they were like, "Okay, so
2:32 the city's not going to move forward anymore because it turns out the residents don't want it." >> Wow. >> Depends if the politicians care care about the signatures. >> Absolutely. Cuz they could have just been like, "We don't care. We're going to do it." But then I guess it would the response was so strong that like I I literally changed my mind about it. I That's the one example I saw like from like beginning to end that I'm like, "Damn, I was wrong about that." Yeah. How do you know that they're not fake signatures? Like, is there a way to verify? >> Cuz I would fake it. >> Yeah. I I don't know. I guess you can't >> If you fake it, it's like >> No, if if I knew >> faked it be like Joe, Joseph, Joey, like if he like >> Dude, I put 20 names. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> I'd ████ So I'd be like, "Dude, check this out. We got 100,000 people ready to fight this." And they're like, "Our town only has 10." But then if they see blisters all over your fingers, they're
3:23 like, "Are you sure?" And like blisters, >> I didn't fake them, trust me. >> Yeah. I guess it just depends really. Like you said, it depends on if the leader is willing to acknowledge or not. >> Yeah. >> Cuz like change.org I think is the most popular one, right? >> You go online, you start a petition. I think it's something like >> cuz you're registered already that you can >> Yeah. And if you get over a 100,000 signatures, then that will be >> pizza party. >> I I guess like four to two government officials or whatever, right? Like it actually goes to like >> that's cool. >> Whatever the next possible step for the change is >> Yeah, that's Are they going to get that ████ out of there or no? That >> I don't know though. Like is is it not still technically considered like a private company? How like how do you make unless like the PR is so bad that like the board of directors or whatever? >> You have to affect the board. Yeah.
4:14 Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, if I found out that there were pedos and my kid was playing Roblox, I'll be like, "Dude, you should probably shouldn't play it." >> I I tell him to tell my kids that you probably shouldn't be on here. >> You're a good dad, dude. >> Yep. >> Really? >> What would you say? What would you tell your kid if he was on Roblox? You'd be like, "Hey, get that get that out of here." >> I turned the chat off cuz I think there's like parental controls, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, ████ You can do that >> so he could play the game. >> That's tight. That's tight. Damn. >> Look, current current uh support causes you care about on change.org are things like YouTube demonetized Jubilee. 88,000 signatures. >> They want the Jubilee to be People are mad. >> Why are they mad at Jubilee? What the ████ >> I mean, they kind of walked into it in a way because they they've been so heavy in the political rage baiting where it's
5:05 like a lot of their videos just make one side insanely mad and then the next video will make the other side insanely mad. >> They do both sides. Yeah, they do both sides, but then like it's irrational to to cater to extremes. So eventually >> facilitating discussions like >> they know what they're doing. They're pretty ████ smart. >> They're really smart what they like. And it's it get it gets results every time at the cost of people being like extremely like offensive. >> And all the comments are like, I know what I'm walking into, but I just can't stop watching. >> It's so hard not to. It's so good. It's so good. But not everybody is going to walk away with a moderate take. >> No. You watch it, you're like, I can't believe I just watched this idiot. Yeah, they're only watching their side. They're not watching their >> You can't make a video like 20 Republicans versus one Democrat or whatever and then just expect people not to be fired up after. >> But that's interesting as ████ >> It's absolutely But then that's the cost. That's what you get. >> But you just get so mad after you watch
5:55 that ████ >> I I doubt it phases them at all. I doubt they even they're just like, "Yeah, this is exactly >> Who do you think on 88,944 signatures? Who do you think signing that petition?" >> Not me. I support Jubilee. That those are my friends. >> Those are your boys. little dogs. >> Yeah, they're cool. They're Yeah, they're Asian. The guys are cool. >> Oh, well, if they're Asian then. >> Yeah, they're just friends cuz they're Asian. >> I don't know. I think I think it's just a lot of people that are mad about a specific episode and then they connected the dots and we're like, they're just playing with our emotions. Cuz that's usually what the consensus is that like we're all being played against. >> We're being played against each other. They they call it a lot. >> Chinese spy. A lot of people call like in every comment section on every video there's people calling it a scop. But then it's not that ████ deep. It's just they figured out what you guys want to see and it's very obvious. Yeah.
6:46 >> Rage baiting is a thing. Why do you think Trump won? Why do you think Kim Kardashian's so popular? Like people can't resist to click >> and every comment and everything has like a rage bait guy built into it. >> We're over, dude. >> How come we're not rage baiting people? >> It's cuz we don't play that game as we should. I'm ████ good at >> cuz it doesn't it's not as fun. >> We make too many jokes in the middle of >> I watched their natural bodybuilders versus uh not natural bodybuilders one. >> After a while you're like all you guys shut up, dude. That's how I feel. >> Well, the thing is um later on uh two of the natural ones got caught for >> I saw that. >> That's sick. That's >> That's hilarious. >> Yeah, there were the ones two of them that were claiming that they're natty actually are natty. Can't you just test for that before all this? >> They could, but there's ways to get around it though. Yeah. And there's ways to get, but I don't know if they have
7:36 like that kind of funding. >> Guys are good at lying about that. >> How' they get caught afterwards? >> Um, one of them was the person that was on that person's team. I think they had a fallen out and they leaked it out >> kind of like Liver King style. >> Holy ████ >> You know, like I think Liver King's like chief marketing officer was like, "Actually, this is all this whole stack that he took. This is the whole campaign that we did to create this person cuz he knew if we created this person then we could launch the supplement line. It was like one of those kind of like fallen outs where only the people on the inside know and then since they ████ up and they leaked all the secrets. >> I just can't picture a guy eating raw liver every day. >> Well, he he does make videos. >> I'll show you his page. >> You know what's crazy? The the um the Roblox thing. It is kind of nuts that like I still don't think like making this like change.org to remove the CEO. I think is still looking at the wrong problem even more. I think it's like if
8:28 there's if there's creeps on a platform that are targeting your kid, I mean, dude, honestly, your kid shouldn't be on air >> for sure. >> I hate to say it cuz that's cuz that's like with our family, the situation like that kind of happened where someone in my family was chatting with like a adult like a long long time ago when I was in like junior high. >> Was it on AOL? >> Yeah, it was on AOL. So then like because of that as a result, it wasn't like, "Oh, I'm mad at AOL." Like that sounds so stupid to me. We didn't have internet for years after that. We just had no internet and that was that was the solution. And to me I'm like yeah that sounds extreme in today's world but like it's at the what's on the other side like your kid getting groomed. It's pretty freaking huge. Like you got to cut off first of all like whatever the that thing is that's reaching him has to change. >> I mean you can't like a CEO of the company. You think the the the pedophile gives a ████ about who the CEO is? They're going to find a way if they if
9:19 they got to your kid a little bit. Dude, that's like they're not that's not gonna stop. >> Me, too. Like removing a CEO is like that's like a fall guy for like to relinquish your PR nightmare, >> you know? And then you could always turn a CEO into like a a board chairman or something like that in the background. >> Yeah. They have great ways of like restructuring. It's like it's like a pope moving, you know what I mean? It's not it's not really the solution you think. >> And who who knows if the other CEO is even more pro proed than this one. >> And you think that guy's not he's been waiting for my shot. It's like you think that CEO is not going to fail upwards because of this, that guy's going to end up in a way better job. >> How many parents do you guys know that just kind of give their like their a phone to a kid kind of unsupervised? I'm sure that's way more common these days, right? >> I think it's pretty common. Or they're just like, "Hey, just go on this." >> The only reason, you know, it's so common that kids are just going to run into adults unsupervised is if you just
10:10 play one Call of Duty public lobby match, >> there's a s███████ of kids in there and you're like, "How?" First of all, they they're the ones calling you n word all day. You're not even supposed to be able to have the game at that age. I've got some big fights with some of those kids. >> And I was that kid. >> Yeah, >> I was on that kid. I was that kid on the forums playing Tetranet, Counter-Strike, all that stuff. I was that kid that was just unlimited access to a computer. >> Dude, they made a joke about it in Avengers Endgame when Thor was like chewing out that kid who's called Noob Master 69. >> Oh, yeah. >> He just saw that. >> Yeah, he did just represent that scene. I might use the bathroom that Thor. Yeah, I remember Fat Thor. >> Yeah. So, remember remember the the dude his homie Grout or whatever the ████ is like he's like, "Oh, it's it's new master again, right?" And then he takes >> he's talking ████ off the movie if he wants the Wi-Fi or something. Was it that one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Around there.
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