0:00 and like to me that was like so ████ relatable because I'm like oh my god I've done that so many even more when he goes I'm just gonna chop his head off and put on my fridge I'll do that and you're like relatable [Music] all right we're gonna do it y'all we're gonna talk about Mr Jeffrey Dahmer Oh I thought you could say absolutely I know I thought so too documentary this show is ████ up dude where's the list what episode are you on I couldn't get I watched me and my wife try to watch the first episode like two times couldn't get through it finally got through it on the third time then we watched the second episode and I'd turn it off it's because you keep ████ eating pulled pork in the middle yeah you shouldn't be eating right you can't eat too similar yeah oh roast beef no roast beef don't have a Cuban sandwich the SEC the second episode is
0:50 when they introduce the uh the young Filipino boy who's 14 and it's like a very famous Jeffrey Dahmer story and then you watch it because it's creepy because it's like uh the guy who plays Jeffrey Dahmer does such a good job of making you feel like you're in the ████ room with him you know while he's trying to like oh interesting like about to murder you and you know as an audience member what's gonna happen to the ████ guy and then I'm too ████ to watch it I had to turn it off did you watch it right no I haven't seen it I've seen other Jeffrey Dahmer like past films and documentaries though yeah the documentary yeah yeah I've got some you know we've got a little news article on it but while we're still on the TV show about it I will say that isn't this low-key one of the reasons or the the incentives of such Manifesto like serial killers that want to become the stuff of
1:42 Legends oh yeah like this dude's literally got and Netflix even like promotes it's one of the like top 10 shows of all time in the first Xyz weeks that it's been out or whatever they made so many movies dude he's gonna live forever they've already got like 196 million hours of streaming or some ████ like he's immortalized what's with our culture and our Obsession and the story is called Dahmer it's like just Dahmer yeah glorified and it's a drama it's not even documentary that talks about like what happened it's like it's it's dramaticized and you know what's weird in this uh it's it's ████ weirdly relatable so again everybody understands what happens hey not to this not to this not to this time related paint I gotta say real quick as a white man you can't do that to me because
2:32 people mostly think I'm a serial killer most like more likely than not your outfit says no your outfit says rap artist trying to make it still thank you still I prefer Clay Art but for example in these second episode with the Filipino boy no no no maybe I'm talking about the third episode just talk about it okay point is there's there's other episodes which episode is it I think it's the third episode I think it's third episode well where uh he's got the hitchhiker got it I'm not familiar with the hitchhiker no but I'm sure they're wrong yeah they all end up dead so yeah basically he knocks out this hitchhiker uh after you know he's trying to just smoke weed drink some beer hang out and he's got this like whole abandonment issue thing where he's like why is everybody trying to leave me why is everyone trying to leave you don't leave me right and you guys like I gotta go to this concert so I ████ hitchhiked with you you're being weird but he's also discovering his homosexuality so he like kind of like
3:23 awkwardly kisses this dude in a moment where he thinks it might be appropriate he's like what the ████ are you doing Ryan he gets like and and it's it's human so that's why relatables it's relatable because I'm also in the closet right Jeffrey Dahmer's gay yeah yeah yeah yeah so there's this moment though this this is what I mean by like again Hot Topic ████ hot take ████ weird relatable yeah he kills this guy accidentally in a sense by by Passion it's not accidental he knocks him with a ████ like uh uh ████ 45 pound plate weight or something like that and then afterwards the guy's still kind of like what are you doing he's like man ████ you and then he like kind of chokes him out and then when he chokes down the guy stops moving that's when he's like in his mind I I feel you could tell it's like he's like oh ████ did I kill him so he starts freaking out this is his first kill this is like a a memory or something like that and then he has this like again
4:14 you're you're you're in the room so you get this really really strong feeling that you're there and he he does this very human freaking out like he just killed his first guy but the Twisted thing is you know this guy's killed like 17 other dudes or or in the finale yeah he just didn't quit yeah he didn't quit but this is like kind of his relatable first time doing it and he freaks out and he tries to figure out how to do stuff and he like frantically tries to hide the body and then he gets the different ideas and he like pulls his body out and he's trying to figure out what to do and it makes it awkwardly relatable like they're humanizing this guy yeah well it's kind of like Joker too right with Joaquin Phoenix Joker's a fictional guy though I know but you really like you relate to a psych like a psycho and you're like okay yeah cause you're like oh I could have if I was in a situation where I accidentally killed somebody you could relate to the feeling of like what the ████ am I going to do it plays double Advocate yeah for
5:04 exactly for the psychology of people are just born like that yeah right and he humanizes him because it then it starts to show like his family environment the way he grew up the way that his schoolmates treated him though he was bullied and you start humanizing this Psychopathic killer who ████ chopped up and ate some of this but they make it so relatable because you're watching this thing and then like he just killed this guy right and then he took like going to his kitchen cabinets like we all do it's like do I want soup or do I want chili and like to me that was like so ████ relatable because I'm like oh my god I've done that so many even more when he goes I'm just gonna chop his head off and put in my fridge I'll do that and you're like relatable relatable it's like oh I should probably it's like oh okay Nikki ordered too much takeout I should probably put this in the fridge yeah we should probably save it for later in the week yeah we've all been there see what you guys trying to do but watch episode three yeah dude I think I'm done watching I'm gonna watch it
5:54 it's it's I usually like serial killer stuff as far as like a documentary standpoint that's what I'm saying I feel like documentary you're like uh consuming the information as uh things that happened yeah but then when there's like a perspective through the writing that like takes a a fictional approach to what may have happened that caused this person to do it it's psychologically twists your understanding is it is it are you guys like on the fence of it of like is it celebrating it is it glorifying it is it maybe even promoting this type of ████ but also at the same time it is it just really good art because it's really good writing that makes it relatable I think it's all the above I think when something's difficult to understand people are going to be attracted to trying to understand it
6:44 I always honestly when I heard of the story of Dahmer I thought that he was a from scratch guy I didn't know he used chili kits the seasoning packets were you disappointed yeah I was like wow he's getting some Carol Shelby chili kid out might as well have some ragus I thought the guy was like dicing himself I didn't know I didn't know yeah yeah you know what's funny is that he was on the go a lot I wonder I wonder if there's a difference in in the culture today because like the way that this is being dissected where people are like oh it's glorifying it oh it's whatever like there's been a s███████ of Dahmer content through the 90s oh yeah and every time I remember just like people joked about it instantly yeah like even in school in a seven damn it this like Mega Christian School we were joking about it with teachers it was like a
7:35 butt of joke it was a punchline just say things were Dahmer like you bite another kid oh easy there Dahmer like it was a joke and and nobody took it like oh we shouldn't put him on the news and glorify it like I don't maybe I don't just remember that but like instantly there were tons of even s█████ movies about Dahmer dude party of like four was like a funny bit when we were kids in the playground like like you know because when you go to a restaurant back then it's like oh your party of like three or whatever so it's like oh yeah my name is Dahmer like parties in the seven and it's like you know you're gonna eat seven people or whatever like that was the bit yeah dude that was a thing I wonder if it's like that's kind of that's more sensitive today I'm I'm speaking not from a place where I'm like yo you're glorifying you're gonna you're gonna ████ inspire all these murders like either way there's gonna be a ████ ton of serial killers in
8:25 America specifically and only for some reason right and white dudes don't forget I have a question do you okay so in the show they the debated on destroying the brain or preserving for science preserving for science so what do you guys think do you think that somebody with the mentality of a serial killer do you think we should study it or do you think we should just answer like a person or a politician both okay so as a politician I would say why would you want to preserve a Serial Killer's brain what are you running for city council I vote for it regardless of this um as a person I say yes study the ████ out of it like let's understand how this ████ happens and why so do you think it's more on the brain or on the human development nurturing I think it's I think it's a combo dude yeah I think so you think there's a part of his brain
9:15 that was destined to be ████ up in someone apparently in the show I don't know how true this is I don't know if they put it in as like a filler for the script or something they were talking about how he had a surgery when he was young and I think that the anesthesia might have affected his brain well his mom took a lot of those pills a lot of medication when he was when she was pregnant with him so there's that and then there's there's a they showed An Origin story of how like him and his dad would just pick up roadkill and they would like dissect it and then like open it up and like take the guts out and it's like it was more of like a science thing like hey check it out and he's it's a it's a hobby that they got into unless they can find a common denominator with every person that was dommer-ish and there's something that they all had in their brain I think that's kind of cool but if but you'd have to study them yeah but that's that's the only reason I would be like yeah another thing I'm hearing about
10:06 this is like you know like um he's gay right so like people are saying that you know a lot of people in the gay community I'm hearing are saying like hey like this is making it look like like cause and effect the gay people cause and effect like that's not fair yeah I know that's a wild bro I get it I get it for them because they're like dude we've been ████ with that's what happened in the 90s yeah exactly so like dude how come like you know in Silence of lambs of course the guy's got to be gay and so you know I get all that too so like it's it's a little bit tougher but like this is just his story that's just like who but I feel like if you if you look at all the serial killers that have been very popular in American culture most of them are like violent towards women anyway it looks like dudes that are like most of them are products just ████ deranged yeah like Ted Bundy Ted Bundy right that's the typical stereo yeah
10:57 he's the guy he's he's like yeah I think studying the quote-unquote apex of the typical serial killer it might be a great use of scientific tax dollars so that there might be something that can be relatable but I think like a one of one or a very unique case is like that's I'm sure science and research but I feel like they do have a profile now I just don't I don't think we know what it is but uh they for sure have a profile and like it's like scientifically studying the brain after a deceased like murderer the way that you're gonna find out like their upbringing is the correlating response to why these I think you have to compare all of them let's just start it like hey if you want to eat people I think we should you know we'll probably look at that one first yeah we'll check you out we'll check that one out because it seems like he was like I think for a lot of serial killers as they get more kills in they tend to like
11:47 change their methods over time like they're desensitized to it yeah because it like they talked about it with the Golden State killer right he was the guy that went up and down the California coast his KD ratio was crazy yeah no it's it's nuts it's like I think 100 and something but they would talk about how he started only breaking in and then he started like only breaking in and then raping women and then they knew exactly when his first kill was and then after his first kill then he started being more experimental with how he killed the women and then it became him killing the men and the women so like it gradually continued to change and evolve which in a weird way in their mind they probably think of it as like their body of work which is a really ████ up way to think about it but that becomes her trade like an attachment to that identity the Japanese cannibal you know I'm talking about the infamous one
12:37 who who's still yeah who's still free who's written like 20 ████ books about it and like makes a living off of his cannibalism and cereal makes ████ accountable cameos he uh for everybody who doesn't know he like was studying abroad in like Europe or some ████ in Paris or something ████ kill some chick and then they drop charges when he had gone back and then because there was dropped charges in the interim he couldn't be ████ tried uh in Japan yeah on a technicality in a loophole he's able to walk free but the thing that he talks about one of the very famous things he talks about is that one of his big regrets is that after he killed her and he ate her he's like man I should have tried eating her while she was alive instead of dead and so he he he literally dreamed he's like he's like when I dream it I have to do it he's like before I die I have to try so it's like a curiosity thing that he's trying to say for him he literally
13:27 talks about a cannibalism as like the next step in natural human desire if you can desire a human whether it be like sexually or whether it be like just wanting to like control them or eat them eat them is just the next phase it shouldn't be weird that's his mentality though didn't he say the reason he did that was because he felt like that was his way of being closer to them and them being a part of him is to be able to eat them he said too when he was a kid that that's that was his inclination that he saw like thighs and was like I just want to eat them whoa and he doesn't want to regret not eating them by the time he dies because he wants to satisfy that Curiosity that's the brain we need to look at can we not have him for a careful boys chicken I think we should check in with them just for the safety and Bart should put a shirt on during that yeah yeah I think
14:19 two shirts two shirts dude you first have the juiciest thighs
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