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- Alex Hormozi folgt fast nur Comedy und Philosophie Accounts, seine einzigen Wahrheitsverkünder.
- Er folgt nur Comedians, die regelmäßig Comedy posten, nicht nur einmalige Clips.
- Er findet Comedy Podcasts besser als Live Shows, weil unvorbereitete Comedy echter wirkt.
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0:00I only follow comedy and philosophy accounts for the most part. Comedy and philosophy accounts? >> Yeah. The only two truth tellers. And what do you what do you get from those accounts by watching? I enjoy it. Yeah. Both give me context on life. Some make me laugh, some make me think. And who are your who are your favorite comedians? Oh, man. I have so many. I I mean I follow a lot of comedians. Like I ba- I basically follow any comedian I see on my newsfeed who makes comedy regular. Like if I click over their page and they have like one comedy video and a bunch of like non- videos, then I I won't follow them. But if they make regular comedy clips, I will almost guaranteed follow them no matter how big they are. I like Andrew Schulz, Whitney Cummings, uh Sam Morril, uh Mark Normand. I like uh Nimes Naz, Matt Rife is obviously been
0:45>> Matt Rife is amazing. >> Yeah, he's he's great. Um I just I mean honestly there's so many. Uh Bill Burr, uh Nate Bargatze. Um there's so many. I'm just like naming names off the top. Like I like I like a lot of com- I mean if it's comedy I like it. Do you like um Norm Macdonald's comedy? Yeah. I love him. >> Yeah. I mean I I'm a I'm a cheap date when it comes to comedy. Like basically the only thing I don't like is like lazy comedy. Just like uh like uh crude comedy for the sake of being crude. Like that stuff I don't not like I don't think that's like Theo Von is great great example. Not [snorts] not of that. He's also another great comedian.
1:18Um And yeah, that's that's uh that's like that's I yeah I love I really like comedy a lot. And what like live shows? Or do you do you listen to comedy podcasts ever? Uh I don't listen to comedy podcasts. I watch their routines and I go to shows and I watch their clips. Yeah, the comedy podcasts are hilarious. I think the podcasts are 20 times better than live shows. Oh, Tom Segura, Bert Kreischer. Like I mean there's a ton of them. I mean there's so many. I like Big Jay Oakerson small but I actually really love his stuff. Um there's so many.
1:44Yeah. I prefer the podcast. >> the podcast. Interesting good to know. I don't I actually just don't listen to podcasts in general. I'm not a podcaster. I think like the the candid comedy in a podcast is 10 times better than rehearsed comedy. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz they have to like the bit has to be funny every time in every single place with a cold audience. But like if you're warmed up with like things that got said earlier and it's like relevant to the moment, like they can absolutely be you know hilarious.
2:10Uh but no I I I just don't I don't I don't listen to podcasts. Ever? I listen to Elon Musk every time he goes on Joe Rogan. Okay. But I watched it. Really I watched >> So what sort of media do you consume? Twitter or X or whatever. I can That's That's my most active platform. That's the one that I'm on like by far the most. >> Is it you that tweets? Yeah. 100%. That's you everything. Everything's me. I manage everything. And what philosophy uh content do you like to consume? Are there certain people that are practicing philosophy? >> So it's the ancient stuff. >> Anybody who's dead. If you're dead, I like you.
2:38>> That's the way that you get validity for Well, I mean I I mean the you know Epictetus, Seneca, [snorts] like some of the Stoics. I mean I I like those guys. Um and you have some of the darker you have Dostoevsky and some of the some of the other dudes. If they're dead though, how do they post? Great question. >> What? >> [laughter] >> I think it's like excerpts from >> to make a joke. >> [laughter] >> All right. So stupid. Fair enough. Good. Good, Graham.
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