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What Happens When You're Told You're a Victim

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0:00 when my dad dipped and then my um supposed to go to Maui trip the ch [Music] I have a really good one that you'll like. This isn't a story story, but it's more of like a >> uh it's a study that they did. It's an experiment they did in 1980 that I thought you guys would really enjoy. >> I like studies. Okay. So, it's called it it was um it's called the clen strena study they did. >> Oh, clen strength. >> Yeah. How'd you you're familiar? >> That was good, dude. >> Wait, what is it? German is that German name? >> Is it German? >> I don't know. >> I think the story won't change if I said yes. So, um it's about they studied the concept of does does things in your life change when you're told that you're a

0:50 victim? >> For sure. >> And it's pretty freaking rad. So, what they did was they got a bunch of women. And I think they um they got 25 of them and they um they painted cos like a FX makeup on them to make it look like they had a scar on their face. >> And then they go, "You're going to go in for a job interview." And then I want you to like uh take note of things that you feel like are being said that is discriminatory to you because they can see that you're scarred. >> Are they going to treat you differently because you have a scar on your face? >> Oh, a thousand% would. So then they saw everything. >> So right when they're about to go in, the makeup artist is like, "Let me just do a few touch-ups." And they actually take it off the face and the girl walks into the interview with nothing on her face at all. >> Oh, >> yeah. What a cool study. >> And then so they so they go through the

1:40 whole like process of the job interview and then when they come back out and they ask them like, "Did you feel like they were making making discriminatory remarks?" And they were like, "Oh, yeah." They were really like, "Oh, they they were saying really mean things because of my face and like all this." And then they like none of them had anything on their face. >> Wow. So they implanted that idea and they just somehow like >> embodied it. >> Yeah. So they they they basically had something to appoint all of the like things that they sensed as negative to like, "Oh, it's because I have this scar." >> But there was no scar. >> These are all chicks, too. I bet for sure. >> 25 women. Yeah. >> That was an necessary. >> No, no, but but the reason so like I think it was just verifying. So before you before you think that like oh it's all women and it's the it's actually >> I already thought that before you said that. I already thought that

2:30 >> because I thought it was a really good decision to do that because I think like between men and women I think women are just more in tune and care more about like that type of thing where like a guy would ████ have ████ on his nose and still do it just because he's a slob, you know? But like uh having 25 women do it was was definitely the easier way to get a read on that. And the fact that they all saw themselves as victims of like a discriminatory act because of this car that wasn't even there was pretty interesting. >> All 25 100% of them. >> Yeah. All the ladies for sure. >> I think 2700 thousand out of thousand. >> Even more than that somehow. >> More. >> That's crazy. You know they they tried to do that to me when I was a kid. When I was in um >> they did the clack and strut on me. >> When I was in elementary school, >> they watched me clack and strengthen this kid. >> When I was in elementary, my you know, I was getting into a bunch

3:20 of trouble and stuff. >> And then my parents got divorced when I was six. So the when the counselors would pull me in, they're like, >> you know, you're acting out because uh you're going through a rough time or parents are divorced. Your dad's not around. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And I'm like, no, it's called crazy. Yeah, >> but they were trying to like >> they're trying to give you an out. >> Yeah, but I'm like honestly it's not that. I'm like I'm just >> I'm just born in this ████ >> You don't think you were affected at all? You don't think you were affected at all? >> No. >> No. Come on. >> No. A lot of the things where they said like, "Oh, this is supposed I mean maybe affect some kids." >> Yeah. >> But then like when they go like, "Oh, like because of this or whatever, like because of this." I would really try to be introspective and go like, >> "Is it really affecting me that way?" Like, "I don't think so. Dad, >> I'm like, I don't think so, dude. >> To the counselor. I don't think so,

4:10 dude. >> I don't give a ████ >> I think you're being a little lame. >> I feel Bart. Same thing. When my dad dipped and then um supposed to go to Maui trip, the ch >> Hey, don't let him do that ████ again. >> Hey, dude. I'm doing a study right now. >> Dude, I ain't soft. Do that to a soft boy, man. I ain't softy. >> Oh. >> Whoa. That's weird. >> Good. Look. Yo yo dude, my my my my eighth grade teacher came up to us and sat me and my brother and I was like, you know, my dad left and he's like, "Uh, I know you guys are going through a hard time and me and my brother looked at each other like what the ████ this guy talking about, right?" Cuz a check bounced. So he immediately assumed something was going on. >> Yeah. Financial. >> Cuz my mom, dude, crazy of my mom did write a check knowing it's going to bounce and she still sent it. >> Damn. >> You know what I'm saying? But she was just like, "Hey, it's you guys having a

5:01 hard time. I understand. Won't you come on?" But hey, man, what? It took him a long time to notice. >> You kind of liked it. You kind of liked it at first. >> Come on by and I'll give you extra work at the after school. >> Extra work. >> Yeah. No, just like kissy emotion. >> Paint the wall and I I'm going to give you guys some money. >> Oh, >> shout out to Tall Banner, man. Best FBA teacher I had. But at the same time, me and my brother did not. >> But you was doing child labor for him. >> Right. Right. Come on. >> But no. Um, no. He was just making us just do easy work and he paid us up and shout out to him. >> You were a child though, right? We're in eighth grade >> doing labor. >> I don't know what you I don't know what you're talking about. >> Yeah, he's down, dude. He's down. >> But look, at the end of the day, me and my brother didn't give a ████ either. We both looked at each other like, I don't know what this guy's talking about. Let's go play some games when we get home. That was it. >> Maybe you're just both in the denial stage.

5:51 >> I've been denying her for like almost 30 years. >> There's no age limit to denial, Bart. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> It's a good play. Maybe I'll break down one day when I'm like 70. It was because of my dad. >> Do it in the car so no one sees you. >> Car breakdowns are good. >> Car breakdowns are fire. >> That ████ hits hard. >> Some really good music. >> I do mine in my pillow. >> This is kind of weird, but like so when I read when I read a version of this like that someone had made a column and like described the test. They were saying that like the women felt like victims and then when I chat GBT it, it says none of the women felt like victims. >> Well, chat GBT is not always accurate, right? Oh yeah, chat GBT is wrong a lot of the times. >> Chat GBT4 has only got a 4% margin of hallucination wrongness. >> Really? >> Yeah, that's actual study. And the new chat GBT 5 has reduced. >> Did Chat GBT do the study?

6:41 >> No. No. >> You chat GBT update? >> Yeah. >> Did you know there was a baller version of Chat GBT? I didn't even >> a premium >> 20 bucks a month. >> No, the $300 a month one. >> What do you get with that? >> Full everything. >> Like it wipes your ass. >> What is that? >> So a friend of a friend. >> Full oral, dude. I'm a friend of a friend. >> I'm only paying for half oral. >> Really big streamer >> is a really big streamer and um they needed to get a hold of like a ESPN exec or something. >> So they go, "Hey, find out who the ESPN exec is cuz I want to pitch a deal cuz the level of brand deals this person gets is like seven or eight figures." >> Damn. >> He gets that person's number. They get on the phone. He goes, "How'd you get my phone number?" But then he pitched them the idea and they're actually just mid talks now through chat GPT. Then after that he was like, "Okay, cool. We got the deal. They need to film their own I

7:32 think uh oh um they want to live stream a F car F1 ████ race." >> Wow. >> Um and so this guy he then he goes on chat GPT the premium again and go, "Hey, I'm I'm going to have like 12 cameras. Tell me the setup, the angles or whatever." and they created an entire diagram of how the thing should be shot, which cameras to get, um, and amount of crew, whatever. Like the whole ████ production. I'm like, damn, that's what you get for a $300 a month. That's pretty crazy. >> Very profitable to have then spits it out like that. That's crazy. >> Can you Can you try doing the same thing but for this show on the free version and see what we can come up with? >> You got to pay up front for your >> It might It might It might go tell Anthony to shut the ████ up. Maybe. I don't know. Let me see. You have to ask the right questions and you have to like ask good followup. >> Okay. Okay.

8:22 >> All right. All right. Okay. All right. Okay. All right. But I know something really funny about this study cuz the now that I'm seeing this other side of it, >> this could be the truth which makes it even funnier. So, well, the way I'm reading it in this breakdown is that none of the women felt any different at all, but the guys observing the study did. So basically it be it could have been that the guys observing the study are telling them that they felt different. >> Oh my god. Like the assumption >> it could just be manplained this whole thing. You know what I mean? Where they're like where they're all like I didn't even know I had a scar. What are you talking about? >> You gave him a look earlier. >> Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. >> It could be that. >> That's true. Human error. You know >> it's the '8s. >> Yeah. That's true. Like all these women are dumb. I told Jack GBT what Anony's

9:12 prompt was and we're pretty much doing everything he already says. >> Oh, it says use cameras from the 1900s. >> It said, "How many cameras does JK News need to be a better channel?" It says three to four cameras. Master shot closeup on hosts. >> We pretty much have >> Do we have a wide? We don't have a wide. >> No, we don't have a wide. We can have a wide. >> Under the table wide. >> We used to have a wide. We used to have a GoPro mount right there. >> ████ name. You funny, bro. >> Why? What did he do? >> I said under the table wide shot. >> Under the table wide shot. Oh, nice. Okay. >> And then he all the times Bart ████ plays footsie with me, dude. >> Come on, man. >> Cuz there is a lot of action going on under the table. >> Yeah, you're really you're really square me when you're next to him. >> Yeah, cuz this guy's always trying to touch me. He's trying to steal my food. He's trying to flick my nuts. >> He hasn't even ate his burrito one time. >> We've been shooting. >> She already finished hers. >> You only get one time.

10:02 >> Yeah, this guy's always complaining about how fast I eat my food. >> So, yeah. In conclusion, I shared this whole test. I don't even know if that's the real outcome or not. So, >> I'll say this. The women were overreacting. >> I bet, >> Nick. >> Every time I meet you, you lose points. >> What do you mean? >> That makes more sense. >> This is just Look, if you put guys our age in that, I think they would do the same thing. >> But isn't that kind of a funny like it's it makes like a funny movie that like they all said, "No, I think it was fine." Like even the interviewers were like, "I think they were fine." But then the guys are like, "Nah, you guys seem real. You all seem pressed. Yeah, y'all were mad. I saw you. You're mad. You mad, huh? You mad. >> You look like my wife. >> The question is, how do they find these girls? >> Okay, first of all, my prompt, okay, is what is a cost effective, high quality, and efficient production setup for JK News to film our video podcast include

10:53 up-to-date and available camera models, audio, equipment, and lighting? I think it's a better question than yours. >> I'm reading it. I'm reading your providing >> That's pretty good. >> Completely different sets and stuff like that with price points and up-to-date materials. So feel free to consult me. 20 bucks. >> I'll give you 20 bucks. >> All right.

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