This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

He's also the author of Hate Me Now and Love Me Later. It's a new book you can get it on Amazon.

yeah look man well that's that's the book right that's the book that's the book man I appreciate this copy no doubt

and there's a chapter in my book called playing the game so I teach these kids how to play the game because academic the academic side of this thing is a game is it

so like you know those they don't people in my they don't know what being in my shoes entails they don't know where these kids came from and what I have to deal with

the moral of that story I was telling you is that book's the bestseller Tony Dungy's isn't gang bro

That's the one he shot right? He had his justification.

He's the author of Grain Brain, which has more than 1 million copies in print ladies and gentlemen, dr. Pearl mutter

I've been there with my dad who died of Alzheimer's.

I read that in your book Like yeah, my stepfather has it and my mother has to and it's horrible and it's mostly Preventable right

I only read about 60 pages of Grain Brain But it was really fascinating to me even in that little bit of time I found some things that were really interesting and and so I'm glad you're here today so I can talk to you about them

I read in your book that there's like sometimes you think like, okay I'm having This thing that my ancestors had this primitive sort of diet and it was about wheat a part of it was about a wheat or something But that the wheat that we have now is nothing like the act the wheat that they had then

To the extent that we've written a book about it Wow, and that's coming out in January of 2020 called brainwash.

I do but the point is this is asking a person or large groups of people Do you eat meat or do you not eat meat end of story? You're the one category the other It's not asking do you eat meat that you get at the grocery store that came from a factory where they fed these cattle garbage genetically modified sprayed with who knows what antibiotic treated on and on versus Do you eat meat that's grass-fed from animals that are roaming free and not exposed to toxins?

I do believe that in general meat consumption is a health risk? I do do I think The China Study dr Colin Campbell's book about risk for colon cancer one of the things you mentioned increase with meat consumption

Call of the Wild. One dude went out there and tried to read a book and fucking died in a bus. Yes, he did. But Jack London wrote To Build a Fire, Call of the Wild.

and this is a book it's called The Meathead Manifesto

and it is written by Brody McVit sorry Brody McVitty

and if you wanna support a small business like we do and I'll tell you I checked out The Meathead Manifesto by Brody McVitty and this guy makes reading about fitness actually enjoyable it's a how-to book

it's a how-to book for people who have no fucking clue what they're doing in the gym Brody covers topics like how to tell if your personal trainer is a straight up D-Bag how to tell if you're a D-Bag client if you're a doush bag daddy

if you're a doush bag man then you gotta tighten up but one of y'all is probably a doush bag The Meathead Manifesto is the only how-to guide you'll ever need if you're into bodybuilding and girls and nutrition then you'll love this irreverent take on concepts like how to handle your raging jealousy and fat like the stuff you need not what you are and that's how to get good fats you know it's funny a lot of different nuts and everything have good fats in them and that's what I used to say

I talked to, uh, there's coach Lee Kemp. He has a book. Um, it's called, I think "Winning Gold." He's a three time world champion.

I'm just listening to a book right now. This by Dr. Um, I think a guy's name is Michael Gardner. It's called, um, Out of the Shadows. And it's, um, it's all about, uh, sexual addiction and that, and those sorts of behaviors and they, they're talking about this exact occurrence and it's a, and he was saying in this book that if a 14 year old or 15 year old boy hooks up with like a 50 year old, 40 year old woman, a beautiful 30, whatever, 30, they see that as a score in their book.

Can you look that up? Nick, you find it. It's out. Michael Gardner Out of the Shadows. Yeah. Is that it? I don't think so. I think it's called Out of the Shadows. It's a book.

But, but anyway, he was saying that the kids see that as a score. They see that. And I think to myself, I'm 15 because that's where your frame of reference is coming from.

Dr. Patrick Carnes. I'm sorry. What's this? That's it. Out of the Shadows, understanding sexual addiction, but it just, it's not really as much about sexual. It's about sexual addiction, but it's also just about how we behave sexually and how we view things and how, um, different patterns in our lives and stuff like that.

That book is fascinating, bro. Nice. Dude. It's fascinating how, um, like our behaviors and what we do, like even in like cyber sex and like how pornography affects, like, you know, how we, how it affects us in like, you know, um, and just how things become compulsive.

Do you ever read that The Things They Carried? You know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, yeah. The episode of the podcast. Yeah. And it is, and that's sort of a semi-fictional book and he ended up writing another book that's not as fictional, but yeah, that's a great book for sure.

And that story, as a matter of fact, I did a series of podcasts. And that's Plum, you said? No. So this is a guy named Lewis Puller. And what's interesting about Lewis Puller, and I did a series of podcasts, three podcasts. The first one was podcast number 121.

It's called fortunate son by Lewis Puller.

And then the book ends, but the book doesn't end there. The story doesn't end there because Lewis Puller two or three years later, he falls out of his wheelchair and he breaks his hip and they bring him to the hospital and they put him back on painkillers and he starts drinking again and he kills himself.

I actually read this book by Russell Brand the comedian called recovery

There's this book called The Erotic Mind by Jack Moran that probably came out in the 70s or 80s. I remember there's a is that recommend to reading by you? Well, yeah I don't really remember the book to be honest. I just remember this one this one formula in it So I can't really recommend the book because this is all I remember from it, but he says Attraction Plus an obstacle equals passion.

I have a book called No Wonder My Parents Drank and there's a whole chapter about the stepparents like the number one whammy you can throw at a kid It's it's either the pant the band-aid the panacea the bridge or it's the reason you fucking strip Like man like that's it.

Because I realized I asked my father in the back of my book No Wonder My Parents Drank, there's like a questionnaire to give your dad or your son or your uncle or whatever The answers will blow your mind like these are not the people, you know, like what's the best part about having a kid? What's the best part about having a son versus a daughter?

in Gasping for air time a Saturday Night Live book. I'm like this guy never gave me affection in this I'm like, I'm mortified that I ever wrote this about

You ever read David Mamet True and False. Uh-uh. You need to it's good I would never say that unless you needed to when you go into a hero Glenn Gary Glenn Ross. Mm-hmm speed the plow and Spanish prisoner, but he goes, uh, he writes when you walk into an audition You you must know you're everyone in the room is your moral and intellectual Inferior because at some time they had the bravery to do what you're doing and they took the desk Mmm, say the lines as best you can and next time saying better Wow.

I'm reading a fucking chapter of Mark Twain dude and then it's just like next thing you know in my mind I picture Mark Twain, you know, fucking by a fence or something and the next thing you know my brain is gone.