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September 2, 2023 54 mins

On this special episode of the Omnistia podcast, you get visual footage on YouTube only, this time while we're in Las Vegas. Find out what kind of shenanigans the group has been up to during their vacation trip.   —————————— Ready to shop for better hydration? Use our unique link https://zen.ai/-C5hZd_U-pbDpSz_qlYl1Q to save 20% off anything you order at Liquid IV! Use my special link https://zen.ai/CYr4CYcIQDmKLrKQc9gvNA to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan. —————————— Hosts: Hector, Steven, & Snacky Edited by: Hector Urtiz Art Department: Vivianna Rodrigues

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Hector (00:11):
So
welcome everyone to the podcast.
I'm Hector.
You got Snacky.
Steven over there.

Steven (00:19):
What's good.

Hector (00:20):
And for the first ever, no, it was not the first ever,
but you get video footage today.
Isn't that great?

Snacky (00:29):
Oh, no.

Hector (00:43):
We got to monetize that shit, Steven.

Steven (00:46):
Oh, I got you, bro.
I got you.

Hector (00:50):
That that's your first little taste.
All right.
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Steven (01:02):
So what are we talking about tonight?
Where do we start?
We're in Vegas, baby!
What's going on?
Hey, hey, hey, we see you!
Hey, hey!

Hector (01:15):
Do we know where they are?

Steven (01:17):
They could be anywhere.
Probably on Earth.
Maybe they're not, you know.
These things get my brain going sometimes.
I'm
just like,

Hector (01:24):
What if, what if, someone's listening and they're
on top or in the bottom of us?
Or right next door.

Steven (01:33):
Oh yeah, it's possible.

Snacky (01:35):
The murderer.
That's three doors down

Hector (01:37):
or the people that are fucking next to me.

Steven (01:39):
The only thing that stops my next murder is the next release of the podcast.

Snacky (01:43):
You know, my demand.

Hector (01:52):
Get closer, Steven.
Get closer.

Steven (01:53):
Are you trying to kiss or something?

Hector (01:55):
Maybe.

Steven (01:57):
Gay.

Hector (02:01):
Leaving me hanging like that?

Steven (02:05):
Uh, uh, you know, just gotta set the record straight.

Hector (02:10):
And then you back away.
Wow.

Steven (02:14):
Listen,

Hector (02:15):
are you some sort of homophobe?

Steven (02:17):
No!
Fuckin hate him!
I fuckin hate him!
Here he goes!

Hector (02:26):
If so, I'll cancel you right here, right now.
No!

Steven (02:28):
Where are you?
Where are you?
You pretentious bastard!
Oh, man, dude, my headis still healing, bro.

(02:50):
Like straight off,

Hector (02:51):
off the record.

Steven (02:54):
We went to the beach the other day and let me tell you guys something
even if you're black we're fuckingsunscreen, okay, we're Sunscreen it
will protect you bro, bro when I'mtelling you I Peeling from here.
You don't want to see this.
It looks like I got that, uh,Reveal of Argo or whatever.
Runkle Ruckus had, it looks like I gotthat, but on me, you know what I mean?

(03:17):
Like real shit.
Can't show that on camera.
Check her onlyfans.
Um, is that made yet?

Hector (03:24):
Yeah, actually,

Snacky (03:26):
I hate this.

Steven (03:26):
I hate this too.
I thought it was a joke.

Hector (03:30):
It's there.
There's no content on there.

Snacky (03:33):
Who are you following on the group?

Steven (03:35):
Yeah.
Wait a second.

Hector (03:35):
I gotta get promotion somewhere.

Snacky (03:39):
What the hell?

Steven (03:40):
I, I just terrified.

Hector (03:45):
200 OnlyFans people at least knows us.

Steven (03:50):
That's crazy.

Snacky (03:53):
I don't know how I, oh my god.

Steven (03:55):
What?

Hector (03:56):
Call him?

Steven (03:57):
No.

Hector (03:57):
Why not?

Steven (03:59):
I said call me.

Hector (04:00):
Call you, huh?
I'll give you a call.

Steven (04:06):
Someone save me.
I'm blinking twice.

Hector (04:13):
Are you?
That doesn't count, folks.
That doesn't count.
Let's set the record straight here.
Alright?

Snacky (04:24):
Hector's like, I need you on camera to say these things.

Steven (04:28):
Uh.
So, weren't we going to dothat whole big bowl thing?

Hector (04:38):
Okay, so that's a separate thing that we're going to do.
Start tomorrow.
This is just the canonepisode for Tuesday.
Oh, it's

Steven (04:45):
just a canon episode for Tuesday.
We're just talking about it.

Hector (04:48):
Yeah, just whatever you want to do.
If you want to do like a littlesmall preview to what we're trying to
accomplish, yeah, we can do that too.
Well, what does, what doesin the mind of Steven have?

Steven (05:03):
It's going to sound weird for whatever reason.
I'm just thinking about thenature center right now.
Don't know why.

Hector (05:07):
The nature center.

Steven (05:08):
Yeah.

Hector (05:08):
Why?

Steven (05:09):
I don't know.

Hector (05:10):
What about it makes you so attached to that place?
Right now, my mind went to, um,Remember the, the group chat we were
in last night and then I posted thatduck and I was thinking about that
duck and where I found it and I waslike, where did I get that duck?
It was on Twitter.
Ducks, geese, nature center.

Snacky (05:30):
Those ducks at the nature center that we went.

Steven (05:34):
The most bold creatures ever.

Snacky (05:36):
yeah, Hector, he was like right

Steven (05:38):
He would've picked my pockets if I let him.
He would've walked right in.
Hey, let me get that.
True facts.

Hector (05:44):
Are you talking about the geese?

Snacky (05:46):
No, they were ducks.

Steven (05:47):
Yeah, these were motherfuckin ducks.

Hector (05:50):
The little ones?

Snacky (05:51):
I took a picture of one of the ducks.

Hector (05:54):
Eh, we'll put it on Twitter later.

Snacky (05:55):
What are you No, the fuck you won't, you're way too damn lazy.

Steven (05:59):
Wow, rude!

Snacky (06:01):
Tell me I'm wrong.

Hector (06:04):
Look, if I'm, if I'm listening to Christmas music in the middle
of summer, I Okay, that is a duck.
Alright, cool.

Snacky (06:12):
I still can't believe that it was a duck.

Hector (06:13):
Because Steven, Steven doesn't know how to distinguish animals.

Steven (06:18):
What are you talking about?
What?
What you take me for?
Jesus Christ!
He came for my throat!
You're probably gonna put up a lion anda tiger and be like, which is which.
You're gonna throw methe softest, softest.

Hector (06:33):
I wouldn't give you the easy ones.
I know you watch Jungle Book.

Steven (06:38):
Nah, nah, you definitely wouldn't.
At the last second, youjust switch their places.
You'd be like, oh, you got it wrong.
I already know how you would do it.
It would be a game that I losefrom the start, so it's bullshit.

Hector (06:53):
You lose by playing.

Steven (06:55):
Yeah.
You lose by playing, you lose by playing.
Sometimes guys, you don'tgot to play the game.
You know, it's crazy.
That's, that's what life's like.
Well, life's holistically is about though,in my opinion, like the, the, the game
in general or the game that you chooseto play, because there's like a general
game going on, you know, the general yougrow up in the, in elementary school or

(07:22):
pre K or headstart, wherever you start.
And then you go to middle school andhigh school and then you're supposed to
go to college and then you're supposedto get married and all that stuff.
That's just like...
That's a thing.
That's like a normal game.
That's like the regular game goingon, but you don't got to play that
game You could go play another game.

Hector (07:38):
Yeah,

Steven (07:40):
there's a million games out there.

Hector (07:41):
Sure.
Why not?

Snacky (07:42):
Don't Mad Dog?

Steven (07:47):
Mad Dog?

Snacky (07:48):
Yeah,

Hector (07:48):
You're Mad Dogging!

Snacky (07:49):
You're Mad Dogging the camera,

Hector (07:53):
you're looking at the camera and be like, You motherfuckers!
You're playing the game now!

Steven (08:00):
You're playing the game!

Snacky (08:01):
Your eyes squinted a little bit to the viewers.
Jesus.

Steven (08:07):
I would never mad dog you guys.
Damn.

Snacky (08:11):
I apologize.

Steven (08:12):
They call me aggressive.
I just be trying to survivewithin these streets.

Hector (08:24):
He says streets, but he's at a five star hotel right now.
What kind of streetshave you been living at?

Steven (08:32):
I didn't even say that.

Hector (08:33):
Beverly Hills?

Steven (08:33):
No, I didn't even say that.
I said the skreets, bro.

Hector (08:36):
Oh, the streets, huh?

Steven (08:37):
The skreets.

Hector (08:37):
Oh, the skreets.

Steven (08:38):
Yeah.

Hector (08:39):
Where's that at?

Steven (08:41):
You don't want to know where those places are at.

Hector (08:42):
Yeah, I do.

Steven (08:43):
No, you don't.

Hector (08:44):
You've taken me into a bunch of sketchy places already.

Steven (08:47):
Man, are you just outing me on camera?
He said sketchy places.
They're just weed places guys.

Snacky (08:54):
Those can be kind of sketchy sometimes.

Hector (08:57):
The last one he took us?

Snacky (08:59):
That one was pretty sketchy.
You disappeared into the night.

Steven (09:02):
what do you mean?

Snacky (09:03):
You went 10 minutes.

Hector (09:07):
I was so scared.
I wanted to put the seatdown so no one would see me.

Steven (09:21):
That's how sketchy the Burlington Co.
Factory warehouse, which is myfirst job ever that I got fired
from the first fucking day.

Snacky (09:30):
What the hell?!
Wait, what?
Okay.

Hector (09:32):
Okay, that's...
That's funny because my
mom used to work at that one.
She was able to keep her job.

Steven (09:41):
Oh, okay.
Look, it was my first job ever.
I was like 17.
Give me a break.
So, so my first day, my adopted daddrives me and he drops me off at the
facility and I'm like, okay, cool.
Let's see what I got to do.
Yeah.
I walk inside and there's likepeople pulling pallets, you know,

(10:02):
uh, building pallets, breakingshit, doing things like that.
I was like, Oh, so whatam I going to be doing?
They're like, uh, you'renot doing any of that, bro.
You get the easy job.
You go upstairs.
So you go up the metal stairs andthere's like a bunch of people packaging
stuff and boxes scanning as you go.
And things like that.
So, and like everyone up there is a chick.

(10:25):
So I'm just the young kid with chicks,you know, that's probably where
they put me there because I was justyeah But um, I was doing the job.
I feel like I was doing a pretty goodjob And then at the end of the day
when we're about to go home They'relike, hey everybody grab your stuff.
Make sure you grab your scannerAnd I'm like, Hey, gotcha guys.

(10:46):
I'm grabbing my stuff.
And I'm like, where's my scanner?
So I started lookingaround for the scanner.
I can't find it.
It's not in any of theboxes I was working in.
So the only thing I could deduceis that the scanner I sealed
inside of one of the boxes.

Hector (11:08):
Do you know how much those things cost?

Steven (11:12):
Listen!

Hector (11:15):
Look.
I would have fired you myself.

Steven (11:23):
They stopped the conveyor.
They're
looking through the boxes.
No one can find it.
I'm just like, oh, look.
They're
like, it's okay.
bro.
Go for the day.
We're going home anyways.
And so I get my dad to come pickme up and when I wake up in the
morning, I get a call and they'relike, Hey, they don't want you back.
I'm like, well,

Snacky (11:46):
Were you scared to tell your dad?

Steven (11:47):
No, it just happened.
I was like, Oh, well, it happened.
So you get another job.
And that's when I applied to ToysR Us and, oh, this is a fun story.
So I had applied to ToysR Us, I was like 17 or 18.
I was barely going to collegeand the dude who interviewed
me was like, like textbook.

(12:11):
He kind of is the older dude who'sbeen working at the store for a while.
You know, probably has oneof those poindexter thingies.
Yeah.
He gives me like an interview overthe phone and then he asked me
to come in for a real interview.
I go in for the real interview and theirinterview is so funny to me because what
they want you to actually do is pick.

(12:33):
One of the like three toys they selectedand you they want you to sell it to them.
Fortunately for me I grew upin a freaking foster home.
So I was always just around differentages of people Yeah, and all day at the
time I had like three little sistersAnd so they watched like the fucking the
pirate show you remember the pirate showwhere they had the fucking The thing it

(12:59):
was on Disney

Hector (13:00):
I think I know which one you're talking about.

Steven (13:01):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Hector (13:03):
Colorful characters?

Steven (13:04):
Yeah, yeah,
it was like, very yellow.

Hector (13:06):
Yeah, okay, okay.

Steven (13:07):
I can't remember the name of it.
But at the time, I knew allthe names of the characters.
And I was just like, look, you cango on all your adventures with this.
Da da da da.
They loved it.
Boom.
Got the job.
And when I got the job, I asked,like, oh, where's this dude?
Like, I'm forgetting his name.
This was like, fucking tenyears ago at this point.
But, um, I'm like, where's the dude?
Edith, I remember Edith becauseshe was the oldest lady there

(13:31):
and we'd always close at night.
And she was like, Well, whathappened was it turned out that he
was taking money from everybody'schecks and siphoning it into another
check, just out of increments.
So he had to get firedcorporately by the, by the job.
They just had to take time to really, uh.

(13:51):
Assess what had happened.

Hector (13:52):
Wow.

Steven (13:53):
And it was two of them.
It was him.
And then one of the managers,but that was like, right.
When I started guys out, right.
When I got hired there, I waslike, Oh, well that happens.
Honestly, that was one of the,

Hector (14:03):
you're like, you know, I lost the scanner previously.
So yeah,

Steven (14:08):
I understand

Snacky (14:09):
what it feels like to get fired.
Yeah.

Hector (14:11):
I know how it feels like to lose shit.
So I lost people's money.

Steven (14:16):
I keep telling people that's my fatal flaw.

Hector (14:20):
What's your fatal flaw, Steven?

Steven (14:22):
I lose, like, so many things.

Snacky (14:24):
Everything.
Everything.
Ain't how many times I asked him to checkif he had his wallet, his keys, his phone,
before we even got on the road to Vegas.

Steven (14:35):
I even left my key in her car so that I don't leave it
in Vegas like fucking January.

Snacky (14:41):
Hector.

Hector (14:43):
I didn't even bring my keys because I don't need them.

Snacky (14:51):
Steven's like, that's an option?

Hector (14:53):
You could've left your keys at my house.
Steven's like, you know,

Steven (15:06):
see, and this is where you need to get other people's perspective.
Cause I see your blind spots.
I like, if you can't tell you, you kindof pinned it out in that, uh, in that text
where there could be like a burning forestand I'm just looking at the one thing.
The one flower, I just disregardeverything else, like it just

(15:27):
doesn't matter, but it's like,it's very good for something
that's very bad for a lot of kids.
I get like too hyperfocused on things sometimes.
But that's like mystrength at the same time.
I don't know.
It's weird.

Hector (15:48):
I just don't think you know how to use it properly.

Steven (15:52):
No, I don't.
Learn what you're good at kids and adults.

Hector (15:58):
You hear that?
Learn what you got.

Steven (16:00):
No, learn what you're good at.

Hector (16:01):
Oh, learn what you're good at.
Also learn what you got.
If you got good stuff, onlyfans.

Snacky (16:11):
What did you say?

Steven (16:11):
Not exactly.

Snacky (16:12):
Wait, wait, wait.
What did, what did yousay earlier today about

Steven (16:15):
That wasn't what I was going for, that maybe what he was talking about.
But listen, don't group me up with that
You can make like a, a dude voice, right?

Hector (16:27):
Sure.

Steven (16:27):
What's your, what's your dude voice?
Fuck.

Hector (16:29):
I don't know.

Steven (16:31):
No, like, like drop your voice drop it.
Yeah, you

Snacky (16:34):
what's your dude voice?

Hector (16:36):
ayyyy keisha

Steven (16:44):
God damn, that was incredible

Snacky (16:51):
I wasn't expecting that at all!

(17:28):
[Lots of laughter]
bring it back, bring it back, snacks.
Bring it back.

Hector (17:36):
I'll see you guys all on Twitter.

Steven (17:40):
Oh man!

Snacky (17:45):
Goddamn!
Jesus!

Steven (17:48):
You understand now.

Snacky (17:50):
I get it!
I get it!
I wasn't expecting that!

(18:11):
from Hector at all!
There's just a tiny man living inHector that occasionally pops out.

Steven (18:12):
aww man, but people who talk like that and don't normally talk like that,
like, I can't imagine like, how longit takes for them to get used to that.
Cause like...
Um, someone like made it really apparentto me that I kind of talk like, uh,

Hector (18:29):
Like Chad?

Steven (18:30):
No, like, um,

Snacky (18:34):
Like a League of Legends player?

Steven (18:36):
I don't even do that.

Hector (18:38):
A guy who has like their credit score all together?

Steven (18:41):
Yeah, even though I don't.

Hector (18:43):
Got it,

Steven (18:44):
yeah.
Yeah, you get what I'm saying?

Snacky (18:45):
Don't they call that, don't they call that like white person voice?
White

Steven (18:48):
I just can't see that.

Snacky (18:50):
Why can't you say that?
White people not, did not cointhat term, I am pretty damn sure.

Steven (18:56):
Like, I, that's just how I talk.

Snacky (18:58):
They made a whole movie about that.

Steven (19:00):
Oh, really?

Snacky (19:01):
Sorry to bother you.
It's a good, it's a,

Hector (19:04):
Oh, they did.

Snacky (19:04):
It's about a black guy that works in a call center, but he has a
good quote unquote, like, white voice.
So he gets like a whole bunchof shit or something like that.
Yeah, they made a whole movie about that.

Hector (19:14):
Yeah, he climbs the, Corporate ladder because he's just making
sales because he has that voice.

Steven (19:21):
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, that's just what I soundlike, but I learned that, Oh, I
don't have to sound like that.
And sometimes I just don't likeif I'm playing games, I don't
sound like that necessarily.
I might even go higher FPS.
By the way, Snacky, we gotta getyour aiming better and better.

Hector (19:44):
Look, first of all I've only

Snacky (19:45):
played one game of that.
Yeah, we gotta get But I got morethan five kills, so Yeah, yeah,

Steven (19:49):
you were wrecking that guy with his bottom frag.

Snacky (19:51):
Ahem.

Hector (19:52):
Steven

Steven (19:53):
Sorry, bottom frag guy.
We I get someone in their first game?
Come on, bro.
Come on.

Hector (19:58):
Steven, you say that, but you're like this close to
the monitor when you're playing.

Steven (20:03):
Yeah.
So I can see.

Snacky (20:05):
then get glasses.

Hector (20:06):
Yeah.

Steven (20:08):
No, I don't I don't need glasses.

Hector (20:09):
Apparently you do if you're that fucking close to the monitor.

Steven (20:12):
No, it's so you can see the dot on their head.

Hector (20:15):
Why don't you get a magnifying glass instead?

Snacky (20:18):
You can get like those magnifying glass glasses.

Steven (20:22):
Well, I only do it when I play Val.

Hector (20:24):
Yeah, so you should only wear those glasses when you play Val.

Steven (20:30):
I would never play you, Val.

Hector (20:32):
Valorant.

Steven (20:35):
Okay, just making sure.
Your Uncle Steven will only offer goodadvice, if you ever see this episode.

Hector (20:44):
Oh yeah?

Snacky (20:45):
Debatable.

Steven (20:46):
By the time...

Snacky (20:48):
Hopefully, by the time she asks you for anything.

Steven (20:52):
I'll be a sage.

Hector (20:54):
You'll probably be in prison.

Snacky (20:57):
why would you say that?
No he won't.

Steven (20:59):
Alexa, play stand by Eminem and Dido.

Hector (21:08):
We don't even have an Alexa.

Steven (21:11):
That's a joke.

Hector (21:14):
Okay, Google.

Steven (21:20):
I honestly expected Google to be like, hey.

Hector (21:24):
Oh, shit.

Steven (21:26):
Dude, imagine AI could do some shit like that, like
it caught on to the joke.
And then instead of itsnormal voice, it goes like.
It's like, Hey, Google, playstand by Eminem and Dido..
Okay.
Nigga.

Hector (21:39):
I think they would sell more.

Snacky (21:44):
Do you remember growing up and people learned how to like change the
voices on those, um, like MapQuest things?

Steven (21:51):
Oh yeah, yeah.

Snacky (21:51):
You know when they started to get digital with their stuff?

Hector (21:54):
Yeah.

Snacky (21:55):
Then the voices you could like change and everything.

Steven (21:57):
Yeah, like they used, they, at first they didn't have Jeeves, but then
it was, there was Ask Jeeves on there.

Snacky (22:01):
Yeah.

Steven (22:01):
Yeah.

Hector (22:03):
Wow, we're old.
She brought up MapQuest.

Steven (22:09):
Hector, I knew we were getting old.
When someone walked in with the ID for2000 to my store, I was like, bro, I
can't sell you that he's like, bro,I'm like 22 and I was like, Oh shit.
I was like, Oh, it hits hard.

Hector (22:29):
Yeah, it does.
It does.
Like where, where'd all the time go?

Steven (22:33):
The worst part though.
And this bugs me to no end.
I, I don't think this will.
Ever.
Well, maybe it'll stop when I'm like30 or something, but I swear when I
see someone who's like born in 2000and they're just like a metric foot
taller than me and bigger than me, I'mlike, how the fuck did that happen?

Snacky (22:51):
They had something in that goddamn milk.

Steven (22:53):
Mmm.
Had sinsu beans in that motherfucker.

Hector (22:57):
That's why I'm tall.

Snacky (22:59):
Cause you drink milk?

Hector (23:00):
I drank like half a gallon every time I ate cereal.

Steven (23:08):
Man, bro is just like Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Hell yeah.

Snacky (23:14):
I still can't get over that.
You said you would eatlike a bowl of cereal.

Hector (23:19):
Yeah.

Snacky (23:19):
A half a box.

Steven (23:20):
Oh, we can describe it now.
So like, like when we're describingthis bowl, it's just like,

Snacky (23:29):
Oh, it was like a Tupperware bowl.

Steven (23:30):
No, no.
And like, think of a circle.
Like that wide.

Snacky (23:34):
Oh, okay.

Steven (23:35):
Yeah.

Snacky (23:35):
Yeah.

Hector (23:35):
And like, this tall.

Snacky (23:37):
That's ridiculous.

Steven (23:39):
And when I tell you, he'd kill that mothafucka, he would, every morning.
He would.

Hector (23:44):
I was a growing boy.

Steven (23:44):
Hector, Hector adapted so well.
He stopped buying boxes of cereal becausehe's like, I don't get enough for this.
He started buying the bags.

Hector (23:54):
The giant ass bags.

Steven (23:58):
And you know every time you buy the bags at Winco?
They're going to be theslightly off brand version.

Hector (24:06):
and they weren't that bad they were pretty spot on.

Steven (24:10):
And here's the thing, Those are good, but I swear
the third, the third time down.
So, so let's say thatthere's fruit loops, right?

Hector (24:19):
Yeah.

Steven (24:19):
And then in the, in the.
And those bags is gonna belike fruit dinosaurs or the
fruit eggs or something, right?
There is a level down.
I know this because I've had it before.
It's called Fruity Wheels.

Snacky (24:34):
I know what you're talking about!, I know what you're talking about!
those taste like fucking carboard!

Steven (24:45):
It's called Fruity Wheels.

Snacky (24:52):
Oh my god!
you've unlock so much of my brain!

Steven (25:01):
oh, no!
[Weird Noises] Oh, I remember.
I remember there was like, Iwas reading the flavors and one
was like why is it tangerine?
and I was like, why istangerine a cereal flavor?

(25:27):
Oh shit Oh.
Oh, man.
A snacky over here hada core memory of mine.

Snacky (25:38):
I did!
Those things taste like so much ass.
And they have, like, a Cheerio one.
And they have a Cheerio one, too.
And the Cheerios are so thin.
You know, like, when you roll a Play doh

Steven (25:57):
It was like you were going to bite into a Cheerio, right, but it was like the
booze in Mario while they figured it out.
It's like, it's so crisp andit's, oh, I don't like that.
Oh, my fucking god.

(26:19):
Oh, that's great.
You know what?
When you guys were inelementary school, right?

Hector (26:25):
Uh huh.

Steven (26:26):
At least for us, we had like a tier list between us of like what was
good to eat at the school because there'dbe like three different things you
could get if you had free lunch, right?
Mm hmm.
Of course, of course, withouta doubt, the best item on the
menu Is that plastic pizza?
You know what I'm talking about?
The plastic, it's a square exactly.

(26:48):
Yup.
And you're looking at it andit's reflecting at your eyes.
And you're a kid, so you don't care.
You're just like pizza,but you really don't know.
Is that cheese?
Ain't cheese.
Hey, but when I say thatmothafucka tastes good, Oh my
god, you look forward to Fridays.
Fridays, you know it's gonnabe there, old reliable.

Snacky (27:10):
Turtle and I were actually talking about that the other day, Cause he was
like, You know what I'm craving right now?
He goes, Those, Chocolate chipmuffins that are like, Half melted
in the bag, Cause of the heat.
And I was like, Yes!
That sounds great!

Steven (27:26):
And if you were lucky enough, I, we only had these at Southridge for
the, for like my seventh grade year whenI was there, but they had the amazing
cupcake where the frosting was freakinggreat and had like frosting in the middle.
This cupcake was top tier.
I had no idea why itwas at a fucking school.
You know, when you can tell something likethat, you're like, this is out of place.

(27:49):
This is a gourmet item.
What is this doing here?
But when I tell you there.
Everyone had the kids who ran tolunch and breakfast at school.
Everyone had those.
But when I tell you there was alegitimate reason for people to
actually run at Southridge, there wasbecause there was a limited supply.
Sorry you got trampled, bro.
It's not your day.

Hector (28:12):
It'd be like that.

Steven (28:13):
Yeah, it'd be.
Truly.
Truly.

Hector (28:17):
Oh, dude.

Steven (28:18):
Yeah.

Snacky (28:18):
why did kids always, like, even like in high school, I remember
seeing kids, like, Naruto run,like, straight to the cafeteria.

Steven (28:25):
Okay, I'm not gonna lie to you.

Hector (28:28):
He was that kid?

Steven (28:29):
No, no, this happened in eighth grade.
I remember the person, incase you ever watch this.
Uh, I was at South Ridge and I was likethe new kid on the block or whatever.
And I was hanging out withbasically everyone like I do.
And I was hanging out with Isaac Lava.
Billy's going to know who this is andthen he had like we were throwing a
football or some type of ball and hethrew it over like this little barrier.

(28:53):
So me being my little, you know, nerdyself, I actually Naruto run and I
kind of just hopped that shit becauseI could do that during that time.
Right?
And then when I grabbed the ball, insteadof in my mind, what he thought was
like, dude, that was fucking awesome.
He went, hey bro, why did you naruto run?

(29:16):
And ever since then, it like shattered it.
It's like, you know what your idea is?
I was like, oh no!
Bro.
Oh, it didn't stop mefrom running to lunch.
But when I tell you the NARUTORAN stopped that day, it did.

(29:37):
You want to know the problem with it?
It's because I was a kid for solong, like even when I was 11.
OK, I remember this shit.
Me and my friend Daniel Michael,Danny, Danny and Michael were brothers.
And Danny was like one grade below meand Michael was like two grades below me.
And we would gather items, likejust household items, and we called

(30:00):
them Shingon Wu, and we'd hide them.
And so when we'd go around, like, my frontyard, and we'd start looking for them.
And so, like, this, the softball,that's not a softball anymore
because you took off all the padding.
That was the Orbitunami.
You feel me?
It was like a blanket that was ashroud, and that shit was godlike.
I remember, I just brought all theshit to school, and we're just like,

(30:20):
Yeah, lunch broke, fuck all this shit.
you look forward to more ina day than that as a kid.
Let me tell you, you gotta go play Shallowand Showdown with your friends Hit that
word with tsunami and then we play thefucking we pretend like oh, I'm gonna grab

(30:45):
it I'm gonna grab it and then we both grabit at the same time and we do a little
stupid race Which let's keep it a buckme and Danny are the only people winning
those Mikey, get the fuck out of the wayLove you Mikey, get the way You know what
I mean, we're bigger kids, we're faster

Hector (31:05):
Steven, your childhood is wild.
Why couldn't you have just gottenbullied like the normal kids?

Steven (31:16):
I did get bullied eventually.
I started getting into fights.
That's why I have somany fights on my record.
Like, if you look at my record,I got to a lot of fights.
A lot of fights.

Snacky (31:25):
Wow.
Like actual, like, physical.
Yeah.
Occasions.
Yeah.

Hector (31:29):
Well, you wouldn't fight back at most of them.

Steven (31:31):
No, no.
I learned to fight back.
Cause I like, I don't reallygo down to a punch like that.
It's more like you hit me and I'mlike, what the fuck did you do that?
Like, why?
Why?
Now I have to do something.
Why the fuck would you do that?

Hector (31:47):
Steven is like trying to process it.
Yeah,

Steven (31:48):
exactly.
But yeah, that's why I had so manyproblems until I got into like 11th grade.
In 11th grade when I, I got in thisclass called ROP, which was, they train
you to be a worker, or whatever, andthen they actually go get you a job.
And I worked at this place called fashionbug, which was a plus size woman's store.

Hector (32:12):
That's hilarious.

Steven (32:13):
Genevieve.
I love you.
If you, if you're, if you rememberwho I am, if you ever see this
Genevieve, Jesus Christ, I waslike 15 years old or 16 years old.
Why were you that fine?
Jesus find me anyways.

Snacky (32:28):
What in the hell

Hector (32:30):
TikTok do your thing.

Steven (32:32):
Man,

Snacky (32:33):
if you actually put this part on Tik Tok,

Hector (32:34):
I would just to fuck with Steven.
I would

Snacky (32:42):
do it.

Hector (32:44):
We'll find, we'll find her.

Steven (32:45):
No, don't do that.
If I remember correctly, she had cancer.
So I don't know.
Yeah.

Hector (32:55):
People do your thing.

Steven (32:58):
But, uh, that time of that job was great because I was
working with this dude named Nestor.
If you ever knew Nestor and, um,like a couple of other people that
I didn't really know so well, butthey gave you a regular shift.
You didn't get paid.
You got paid in credits.
If they had paid me money,it would have been over.

Hector (33:14):
I did the same thing.
Yeah.
I was placed in Walgreensand CVS pharmacy.

Steven (33:19):
Oh, you got good ass jobs.
Well, I ain't going, my fashion bug wasnot what I thought it was going to be.
It was better.
Much better.
Sure.
Sometimes you had to help someone puton their shoe and when you took off
their shoe, you'd see that there'slike a yellow residue in there.
And you're like, what is that?
And you're looking at their sock.
And you're like, what is that?
And you have to helpthem put it on anyways.

(33:40):
But it's not always like that.
You know, other times, can you, can yougo find the size for me in the back?
And it's like, of course I could do that.

Hector (33:49):
You just go hide in the back.

Steven (33:51):
You just go to the back.
And then they're shrieking.
I want to say her name wasDebra, Debra or Debbie.
Man, she was so strict.
I know they didn't do this onpurpose, but I felt like she just
got her adjusted to her one day.
Because one thing we had to do waswhen we receive shipments of clothes,

(34:13):
we have to remove those tags off ofthem, the stolen tags or whatever.
They're not stolen, obviously,but you have to remove those tags
so that they can be processed.
And when you do that, you'regoing to take off that part.
That's like a littlecircle and has like a.
A sharp edge.
Yeah, I know what you're talking about.
Yeah, and one day she's like, she'swondering, like, she's always storming

(34:35):
in, wondering, like, where we're atwith the boxes, and she walks in,
and she's, she, we just hear, Right?
And we're like, what happened?
She's like, it didn't go far inher foot, because she was wearing,
like, a, what do you call those?

Hector (34:53):
High heels?
Not a
wedge?

Steven (34:56):
I think so.

Snacky (34:58):
Is that the one where it's just one solid thing?

Steven (35:00):
Yeah.
The wedge.
Yeah, yeah, it barely prickedme, but it was just like,
could you guys be more careful?
And at that point, I was like,you know, Debbie's a human.

Hector (35:08):
Debbie's a human.
Ah.

Steven (35:15):
She's one of us.
But that store was full of justbeautiful women who worked there.
And sometimes when the womenwalked in there, it was also
just some gorgeous women.
I was just like, this iswho shops at Fashion Bug?
Didn't even know that.
Okay.
I'm still used to TJ Maxx andMarshalls, as you can tell.

Hector (35:37):
See, I had, I was able to choose and I was like, you know, CVS pharmacy
and Walgreens, I was like, it'd be fun.
It was boring.
I spent the majority in thecandy aisle talking to it.
Talking to every pieceof candy I would stock.

Steven (35:52):
Wow, you're delicious.
I'm gonna eat one of you.

Hector (35:55):
I'll see you later.
I'll see you during lunch.

Steven (35:59):
Call me if you're lost.
Don't sue me, Tyler.
I just like that.

Hector (36:10):
Tag him.

Steven (36:15):
We gotta call this one Riff Raff.
Oh, wow.
I didn't even, I remember originallywhat we were talking about.
So if we go all the way back to wherewe were talking about, um, yeah,
rewind, you wear sunscreen at the beach.
Cause if you don't, causeif you don't, you will get

(36:38):
sunburned, even if you're black.
I didn't know that.
Okay.
And this shit is terrible.
Oh my Jesus.
Hey, I'm not showing them a nipple..
Oh, true, true, true.
But yeah, just

Snacky (36:52):
No one want to see his loser peeling ass shoulder.

Hector (36:56):
For anyone that's crazy enough out there, 10 for a piece of his skin.

Snacky (37:03):
That's disgusting, Hector.
Oh my God.

Steven (37:06):
I don't remember what show this was.
But there was a show and duringthis episode or whatever.
This person's eating, like,the peeling of their skin.

Snacky (37:21):
There, there, so there's a movie.
It's a movie.

Steven (37:24):
It's a movie?

Snacky (37:24):
It's Austin Powers Goldmember.

Steven (37:26):
Yes it is!
Yes it is!

Snacky (37:28):
I know what you're talking about.

Steven (37:29):
Oh my god!

Snacky (37:30):
He opens up the little thing.

Steven (37:32):
Yes!

Snacky (37:32):
And he num num num.
Oh!
Yes, it's Austin Powers Goldmember.

Steven (37:38):
Yo, that movie was wild!

Snacky (37:42):
When they're in like the disco club, it's like,
yeah, his dad is in that one.
I think I'm pretty sure.

Hector (37:48):
I'm sure there's crazy enough people out there.

Snacky (37:52):
Something I forget.
There's like a reallyfamous person in that one.

Steven (37:55):
You're trying to sell jerky of me.
I can't.

Snacky (37:59):
This man told me when I get my titties chopped off to preserve them.
So he can have them

Hector (38:05):
on the podcast.

Snacky (38:07):
Yeah, this was a podcast episode.

Hector (38:09):
Steven, Steven, how cool would it be just to have like
a little plaque on the wall?

Snacky (38:13):
Of my titties.

Hector (38:15):
And have snacky on there.
As if you, you,

Snacky (38:20):
If I ever go missing.

Steven (38:22):
You wouldn't call it like...
Everest and...

Snacky (38:25):
Could you make them like, key holders, like, put like,
little things through the nipples?

Hector (38:30):
I can do that.

Snacky (38:31):
And like, have your keys on them and stuff?
That's the only thing.

Steven (38:34):
I don't know who our audience is.
We gotta cut this one out.

Hector (38:39):
No, no, no, it's fine, it's fine.

Steven (38:40):
We gotta cut that one out.

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Steven (40:22):
Why are you looking at him like that?

Snacky (40:23):
I almost am.

Hector (40:25):
Because we're thinking of how we're going to spoon each other later.

Snacky (40:28):
I thought you were going to be Little Spoon and Steven was
going to like throw his leg over.

Hector (40:32):
Look, we're here for four days.
I can't be Little Spoon all, every day.

Snacky (40:37):
Just, you know, treat yourself a little bit.
Be the little princess you are.

Steven (40:43):
Ladies, I'm single.

Snacky (40:45):
No, he's not.
Single and married.
He's saying that rightin front of his husband.

Steven (40:49):
No homo.

Snacky (40:50):
No homo.

Hector (40:51):
I'mma tell your, your grandma.

Snacky (40:54):
Did I tell you that I met Steven's grandpa?

Hector (40:58):
Oh, please share.
Please share.
I need, I need to know.

Steven (41:03):
Who are you?

Snacky (41:05):
After the beach when we were dropping him home.

Hector (41:07):
Yeah.

Snacky (41:08):
We were standing out there talking and stuff and just I see this
old man coming from the house and he'slike grandson, who are you talking to?
He goes, I saw someoneputting stuff on your car.
I need to go check.
Old man fashion.
And then he goes, who's this?
And Steven goes, oh, this is Snacky.

(41:29):
And then, his grandad looksat me directly in my eyeballs
and goes, So you like snacks?

Steven (41:39):
I was like, yes sir!

Snacky (41:44):
Fantastic!
I need to meet your grandmother.

Steven (41:47):
She's a character,

Snacky (41:51):
Also, I got a,

Steven (41:51):
Love you Grandma!

Snacky (41:53):
at least an A minus with the cornbread from his dad.
So,
approval.

Hector (41:58):
And a minus, you see, that's pretty nice.
Standards.

Steven (42:00):
I mean, we ate everything like there is so many peanut butter and
honey sandwiches and chocolate chipmuffins and banana muffins and cornbread
and more peanut butter sandwiches.

Hector (42:18):
The banana bread was so good.

Steven (42:20):
Yeah, yeah.
You get fucked,

Hector (42:21):
I ate like 12.
You motherfucker.

Snacky (42:24):
You're the one that didn't eat them at the beach.

Hector (42:25):
I forgot about them.

Snacky (42:26):
Well, I guess they weren't that important.

Hector (42:27):
I was too busy spying on my friends.

Steven (42:31):
Figuring out that people are in cahoots with each other.

Hector (42:38):
We'll leave it as that.

Snacky (42:39):
Dramatic zoom.
So are there anything, is thereanything you guys want to do out here?
Any fun things?
Weren't you telling me about that one bar?
The video game bar.

Hector (42:53):
Yeah.

Steven (42:54):
I think the, the one thing we should really look out for this weekend,
because for whatever reason, the weekendwe choose to go out, there's a hurricane.

Hector (43:06):
But despite having.

Steven (43:08):
Yeah, do you hear that?
Am I tripping?
What am I hearing?

Snacky (43:14):
I don't know.

Steven (43:15):
The A.
C.?
Is that A.
C.?
No.
That's the A.
C.
I don't think so.
Anyway.
That

Hector (43:18):
just sounds

Steven (43:19):
like wind to me.
No, that's the A.
C.

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Steven (45:56):
I don't know if you do this, Hector, but like, I genuinely,
I like have a song playingin my head a lot of the time.

Hector (46:04):
It depends on the moment.
Depends on what I'm doing too.

Steven (46:06):
Oh, really?
I think like in everyday life, likeif I'm just walking, I might be
hearing a Bomberman Hero redial,
you know.
That's why you kind of see meshimmy in my head sometimes because
I'm just going, you know what I'm

Hector (46:24):
saying?
It's funny that you picked that songbecause for me, it's a Kirby song.

Steven (46:28):
Which one?

Hector (46:29):
Uh
That that song is like stuck in there,

(46:54):
Good shit.

Steven (46:55):
Oh yeah.
I, I, I like for certainplaces it's different stuff.
Like, I don't know, at the naturecenter, sorry I bring that up a
lot guys, I just like that place.
Uh, I hear a lot of Super MarioSunshine music, and weirdly just
remember the Super Mario level wherethe monkey could take your hat.
Cause I think one day I got reallymad that he kept taking my hat, and I

(47:16):
couldn't beat him, so I walked to thenature center and thought about it.
I really think that's justlike, core memories for Steven.
Cause I was like how do thefuck do I get my hat back.

Hector (47:25):
Imagine because of Steven, the amount, the amount of people that go
to the nature center just skyrocket.

Steven (47:32):
I don't know if I like that too much.

Hector (47:35):
Keep sharing it.

Steven (47:38):
Oh, oh.
That's a nice one.
Oh my god.

Hector (47:45):
Now they're gonna go there just out of spite.
Cause that's how the internet works.
Good luck Steven.

Steven (47:52):
Don't worry.
Not viral yet.

Hector (47:54):
Not viral yet.
So guys, is there anything you guyswant to add before we end this show?
Anything at all?
I know it's super humid out there.
We're trying to survive.

Snacky (48:10):
The world is ending once again because of climate change.
Just saying.

Hector (48:15):
Global warming doesn't even exist, snacky.

Snacky (48:17):
Hector, I'm gonna throw you out of the fucking room right now.

Steven (48:21):
I believe the homeless people of Las Vegas should be studied, and
we should breed with them, becausethey are some of the strongest human
beings I've ever seen in my life.
I swear to God, I will seethem sit out here and...
Bake on the fucking sidewalk at an 150

Snacky (48:36):
because they have nowhere else to go.
Steven.

Steven (48:39):
No, I, and I understand that.
That's why you're not listening to me.
I'm saying that they areprobably better than us.
Like as human models, they're stronger.
They're better.
They're faster.

Hector (48:49):
You might be onto something here.

Steven (48:51):
I couldn't do that.
What they're doing.
I would just die.

Snacky (48:53):
Okay.
So Steven wants to experiment onpeople and you want to take body parts

Steven (48:57):
experiment.
No, I said study.

Hector (48:59):
Yeah.

Steven (49:01):
No, experiment is like we're doing something to them.

Hector (49:03):
Yeah.
Studying is just work.

Snacky (49:05):
You just said we need to study them and breed them.
Therefore, there is a physical...

Steven (49:09):
No, you didn't read my words.
Breed with them.

Snacky (49:11):
Okay.
Breed with them.
So, therefore, there'sactually like a physical thing.
So, that would be an experiment.

Hector (49:17):
No.
No, no, no.
Steven's gonna get a homelesswoman to fall in love with him.

Snacky (49:22):
That's Squirrel's job.

Steven (49:26):
Everyone's taking my job.
I don't know what happened.

Snacky (49:30):
I'm sorry, Squirrel I love you..

Steven (49:31):
At work.
And I just don't know what happened.
Everything is just not the same.

Hector (49:37):
What are you, a Mexican?

Steven (49:40):
Nah, I was just having one of those monologues.
You know when like, there's someonetalking and then like, it'll fade
like from their perspective thatthey're at and it's like a close up of
their face and they're just talking?

Hector (49:52):
I'mma do that.
I'mma zoom in on your face, watch.

Steven (49:55):
Liquid I V.

Hector (49:59):
At least you're hydrated, brother.

Steven (50:01):
Stay hydrated.
Drink water.

Hector (50:03):
Stay thirsty.
No wait.

Steven (50:05):
Wear socks.

Snacky (50:06):
Stay thirsty.

Hector (50:07):
Don't stay thirsty.
Get hydrated.
Liquid I V.
So you guys are good?

Steven (50:15):
Yeah.

Hector (50:15):
You guys are good?

Snacky (50:16):
Yeah, Snacky's doing empty thought.

Hector (50:19):
Empty thought?

Snacky (50:19):
Empty thought.

Steven (50:20):
And I gotta rip off more of the skin.

Hector (50:21):
Remember guys, 10 bucks a piece.

Snacky (50:28):
Also, we're gonna have to call to get more washcloths because your washcloth
that you left in the shower is so gross.
Steven, it looks like you wiped your ass.

Steven (50:40):
I know, but you know what it is!

Snacky (50:45):
It's your skin,
it looks like it looks like Stevenjust didn't wipe for three days
and then just decided to use thewhite washcloth to wash his ass.
I was like, mother fucker, what?
And then I thought about it, andI was like, oh he's peeling, it's
probably, it's probably that.
But my brain was like, thismotherfucker shit on a white washcloth,

(51:20):
[Weird Noises]

Steven (51:24):
I'm so glad you used your logical brain.

Snacky (51:27):
I was like, my, okay, at first my brain was like, and then,
and then my brain was like, youknow what snacky, take a minute.
What does that look like, dead skin?
Oh yeah, Steven's shedding right now.

Steven (51:40):
Like a fucking chameleon.

Snacky (51:41):
Also, you need to learn to wipe out like the bath or
like the bottom of the tub.
You know how many curlyhairs you left behind?

Steven (51:49):
They're not even pubes, is the worst part but I know
what you're talking about

Snacky (51:53):
like your facial and body hair, but like at the same time

Steven (51:56):
And my hair in general.

Snacky (51:57):
Yeah.

Steven (51:58):
It's so bad.

Snacky (51:59):
You need to wash out the tub.
You too.
If you shed, wash out the tub.

Hector (52:03):
I do.

Steven (52:07):
Do your hairs stick to the side or do your hairs do what my hairs do?

Hector (52:12):
No, they, they're actually pretty straight when they fall.

Steven (52:15):
Piece of shit.
But I understand.
I will do that.

Snacky (52:22):
Oh, also Steven and I were in the elevator and these three
Irish guys came into the elevator.
Greatest fucking thing in the world.
It was so great.

Hector (52:31):
what they do?

Snacky (52:32):
They were just talking and me and Steven were just
like, yeah, like, this is great.

Steven (52:40):
There was a Oh, this was peak.
This was fucking peak.
We're downstairs.
We're trying to get onto the elevatorand then there's like this elevator
full of like some older chicks.
There's this black dude and theonly way I could describe him is
like this early 2000s haircut.
white or mexican dude.

(53:02):
And the, the girls arelike, you guys can come in.
You guys can come in.
And he's like, I don't wantto no emotion, no emotion.
Me and the other black dude dying.
He's like, what?

Snacky (53:19):
Steven's like, you just straightened the whole world up!
Might as well have justflipped them all off!

Steven (53:24):
Yeah, he's like, you might as well have just flipped them all off, bro!
Just throwin down the requestslike that, like, fuck you guys,
I'm good, oh my god, like, damn!
And then we got in the elevator with them.
Good guys.
He just wanted to eat
his food, obviously.

Snacky (53:39):
He was just...
With like his french fries or whateverin his hands, he just looked like
he wanted to go up to his room

Steven (53:45):
and eat.
Yep.
He was done.
He was like, yep, it's time.

Hector (53:51):
Well, thank you all for joining us on this great, not
so great episode of the Omnistia

Steven (53:59):
podcast.
Friday night, you have awonderful evening everybody.
And if it's not an evening,you have a wonderful day.
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