0:00 All right, we're going to watch this kid discover his internal monologue. Oh, >> tell me what you just said again. >> I just figured out that I can talk in my mind. [music] >> Explain. >> Like I can hear words say or I can hear words >> [singing] >> um talking [music] or No, I can hear somebody talking in my mind but I think what I talk about. [music] >> Are you talking about thinking? >> No, but like I'm thinking about words and then like I can hear them but like nobody else can. Does it make sense? [music] I'm hearing these words that nobody else is hearing. >> He sounds so He sounds so smart. >> I'm making these words happen. I'm making I'm saying [music] >> Well, that was such a great [singing] practice in my mind. >> What a cute kid, dude. >> What a cute kid. >> So, this kid's getting killed on the internet. No, I'm kidding. Really? >> No, no, no, no. >> Is this the thing that you said David so
0:50 has never had? >> Yep. 40% of people don't >> verbalize things in their minds. >> That's so crazy. >> Yeah. When did you guys realize you had an internal monologue? >> Maybe right now. >> I just always been used to it. I think >> it wasn't profound. Like I thought everyone did it cuz you would watch shows where people will have voiceovers and they would be thinking about >> like you know like when they would be like that's me and then you know >> Yeah. Like Zach Morris like freeze. >> Yeah. >> On the Wonder Years how he's always like narrating it. >> Yeah. I thought it was like that. >> So yours was self-discovery huh? All of you guys. >> What are you talking about? What are you talking about? >> I got it yell into me. >> Really? How? >> What? Ow. My dad used to always say sing and it took me like 2 years to understand what he was saying and he kept going you don't think before you speak and I just kept on getting yelled at that and I didn't understand. >> So [clears throat] you really were talking before thinking about it all the
1:40 time. >> I don't I guess and then I just remember afterwards being so upset after like 2 years by it and then I wanted to say something so I had to like think about it in my head really hard [laughter] and I put words together in my head and I said those words. Maybe maybe as a kid you're not even biologically capable of doing that until it's >> that's why I think kids are so annoying sometimes. Were they always asking questions cuz they don't have an internal monologue yet? >> I think they're just Yeah, they're just impulsive. They don't have a a filter yet. So if they think it, they're saying it and maybe it is at this age where they can finally like, oh ████ I can actually have like this buffer in the middle >> cuz abstract thinking isn't something they can do until a certain age and then conceptualizing something is some Yeah. A lot of people can't do it in general cuz they're stupid. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like he had to yell at me to do it and I was like >> you couldn't get it. You're like what? >> I didn't understand what he was asking.
2:31 >> Yeah, cuz I remember having these talks with Ta too about something and I was like well you can't think about it or you can't see what's going to happen and he was like you can see him earnestly trying and he's just like no. And I'm like what >> is that like a was it a frontal lobe thing where of the where of the brain >> critical? Yeah, frontal lobe is part of the brain. Probably, right? Like you're just young, so you're just like I I can't process that yet. >> I feel like mine might have developed sooner or faster because I was left alone a lot. >> Oh, so you had time to think. >> Yeah, because my parents would always leave me at home by myself when I was like five. >> Me too. >> Yeah. So I would just sit there and draw and then just imagine so much ████ that I maybe that's like how mine formed. >> But predicting an outcome is actually not an easy thing to do. So like this action will make this like reaction. >> But then kids, they're doing it because
3:23 that's how they're learning like, you know what I mean? Like like dropping an egg or whatever. Oh, it cracks. It it it gets dirty, right? >> Yeah. You're collecting data and then you need like a hundred of those to realize, oh, you know? >> Yeah. Whereas like it's kind of stupid for an adult to be like, that's common sense, you idiot. It's like it's they haven't seen that before. For the longest time, I would go into Tika's bathroom and I'm like, "Why the ████ is the drawer full of ████ toothpaste?" Like the whole thing, right? And I'm like, "What the hell?" >> You mean like exposed toothpaste? Like >> like the toothpaste is like cover a whole layer on on on the bottom of the drawer. >> Oh. >> And I'm like, "Okay." I was like, "Hey, next tonight when you brush your teeth, I'm going to watch you." And I see him and he grabs the toothpaste to put on the toothbrush. It just goes [laughter] like that. So it all falls off and then the last bit after like the first dookie that falls off, he goes like this with
4:14 the top one. I'm like, "Oh, okay." So I don't cuz you know like fine motor skills cuz they don't have it. >> And so he's also not even thinking about the aftermath. He just goes, "Oh, time to brush my teeth. So I need toothpaste." And he goes like this. And then he also just leaves the toothpaste like not capped on. And I had to like teach him like, "Oh no, just like you just only need like this much. Just a little bit." And it was just crazy to see like they don't even they can't think that far. >> And now you're saving thousands of dollars a month on toothpaste. >> You know what's crazy? I got university students that are like that. They just [laughter] This is American ████ education, dog. Like Like No, they'll be like pouring ████ and then the milk will be spilling all over and then later I'll be like, "Hey, uh, what happened?" And then they go, "Oh, uhoh." And I'm like, "Are you a
5:05 toddler? What the ████ That's insane. Multiple of them. Multiple. >> A milk storm came in here. >> The fine motor [laughter] skills. >> Oh. Oh. >> What do they think happened, man? >> I know. No, like those those fine motor skills, like all those things, like obviously if they work, you know, long enough, they'll they'll they'll eventually learn it, right? But I was in ████ shock, especially right after co. I was like, what the ████ happened? Maybe their cereal only got poured by their parents, so they don't even know how to do it themselves. >> That would be ████ funny. >> You know what's funny is that like that character that's working in a in a restaurant doing that to us, like that image is in the '8s movies is like a burnout guy that's like, "Uh, okay, man. All right." To think of someone doing that and they're normal is ████ crazy. >> Normal college, >> you know what I mean? Like you think they're like a weirdo, but that's it.
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8:26 right? So, like, what? We don't hire like private school kids no more because a lot of them are like that. >> Is that illegal to discriminate? >> Well, we don't tell them. We don't tell them. [laughter] >> Dude, I got a buddy who um poker player. He only lived in like a hotel before he got with his wife and so he didn't know how to do anything like wash his socks or nothing. >> Oh, cuz everything was done for him. >> Everything's done. Yeah. You just leave the hotel and then come back and it's all made up. >> You could jizz on the mirror and it's going to be clean the next day. I think that's what it is. [laughter] You don't learn fine motor skills cuz you're not doing anything. You're just ████ studying all day or whatever. >> And if your mom is like one of those moms who's hovering or who's taking care of everything for you, you're not going to learn all the basic ████ And I think that's basically what we kind of >> you know what you you might need to add in your next interview list of questions is do you have thoughts in your head?
9:17 >> Cuz you know those milk people they might not even have cuz if they're going like this and it's just coming out like there's got to be someone that's like hey stop you're spilling it but if they're not they're like dude what's going on bro [laughter] that's >> when you have no internal dialogue does your day move faster? I would assume that ████ just flies by, right? >> I don't I wouldn't be able to say because I have I have a ████ ton of intern I have more I think because of ADHD I have way more internal dialogue than I even need. >> So typically the people that don't they have uh their internal visualiz they're like visual people. So there's uh people that can combine both and they can play out movies and scenarios like that. Some people can project it into the real world and imagine something physically. That's like a super rare one. I like there's actual names for these. What? Yeah. I think they're called mutants.
10:08 >> Yeah. That's crazy. >> The most common one is what we have, >> but just thoughts. >> Thoughts. Just you can hear you could hear a podcast happening in your head, right? Or like a conversation happen, internal dialogue, right? But then there's other people that are just visual. >> My guy sounds like he's like, "Oh, dude, we're going to be late for JK." [laughter] >> That's what my guy sounds like. >> Which Pacers hat should I wear? Yeah. So, and um Hannah could do the movie one. >> So, she could play out >> visuals and dialogue in her head. I can't do the visuals that well. >> Damn. >> Yeah. >> I'm guessing we do both. >> You do the visuals. >> Dancers, right? Cuz if you have to choreograph, you kind of have to see it before you do it, right? >> Oh, I that's more his ████ I I can't do that. >> You can't see it before you do it. >> Not with Coro. I suck ass. >> You literally >> I can't do that. >> have recognition for your contributions to the culture from the mayor [laughter]
10:59 of Las Vegas. Yeah, you ████ mayor. >> That's for That's for solid solidarity with women. That's not for >> Can you guys [clears throat] think visually? >> Yeah, I could think visually. >> Could think visually? >> I mean, I guess I don't really do it a lot. >> Well, what about, you know, when you're writing your scripts? >> Do you Are there already story boards and then you're writing to the story? >> I'm picturing everything. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, you could probably do it, too. >> Only when I astral project. That's the only >> I can't astral project, though. >> Astral projected twice in my life is the greatest thing ever. I've asel projected all over my wife's tits. >> Also the greatest thing [laughter] ever. Damn, that's some warlock ████ >> You use internal dialogue when you're creating dance stuff >> visually. >> Oh, okay. >> Not words for sure. >> What do you see? You see like the coro happening in your mind? >> You want to know the version of like the ADHD that I've selfdescribed myself? I'm
11:50 that person who um I don't know lyrics to songs. >> Me neither, dude. AND EVEN IF I WROTE THE SONG, IF I WROTE THE SONG, I can't even memorize >> all of them or like any of them. >> I can I can probably sing songs full lyrics and not know the word I'm I'm I'm emulating sound and rhythm. >> Me too, dude. I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. I take a look at my life and realize there's nothing left. >> If I do that, it's all sounds. It's all sounds, not the meaning. Not an actual valley. It's just not that picture. It's just sounds. >> I have to picture it afterwards and >> exactly like that. It might as well be another language. [laughter] >> So that's that's a weird that's why I visualize music. That's why it forces me to move and choreograph the way I do. And then I have to look up the lyrics
12:40 while I'm dancing so I can actually understand what the >> to do word play with your >> That's why I do word play cuz I had to look like >> I had to try to actually understand the intention because I don't hear words. Happy birthday. >> WHAT IS THAT? WHAT THE BE? >> I see. >> That's when I do that's when I do internal dialogue. So So I'm I'm saying the sound and then I'm thinking >> I'm thinking back in the back of my mind going like what is what is my say? >> If you want to be my lover, >> you got to get my >> See, now I'm thinking, oh, okay, so that song's actually about this. I have to hear it. Oh wow. You got to revisit. >> Yeah. Yeah, even for one that popular. >> Well, I mean, if it's super popular, obviously, but >> you don't have to like relearn it every time or some ████ >> I kind of do sometimes.
13:30 >> Really? >> Unless it's a anthem. >> Yeah. >> If it's like it's 7:00. I know he's talking about like [laughter] the >> If it's not like an anthem. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's 7a. But like if it's an anthem, then yes. >> Okay. Got it. Like party rockers and the >> [laughter] >> What is that? >> How does it go? >> I'm sure you've heard that song more than anybody on earth, brother. >> Probably more than anybody ever. Yeah. Is that because you mostly spend your time going like this? [laughter] What the hell? Lock it in and jing.
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