Afternoon Vibes feat. Alexandra 🖤

not worth working. Those vibes are the best. If you want to get burger and portland go to slow bar, it's really good. Slow bar, I'm writing that down. It's in North East. Heck yeah. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Good pizza, Kim's artisan. It's really good. Oh, you know what? No, let me not say you will never eat the nutritional. If you're ever in Europe or in Poland or in Czech Republic or anywhere, then you can probably do things like that. So I'm not saying you will never want. So hey, if you never live in, I'll fucking show you things. Yeah, those those those isn't genuine saying you will never eat in the restaurant. I never called on the night. I get a ramp, buddy. I'll be there. I didn't think I was ever going to eat fucking salmon in the mountains and bad in the Gulf of Canada, you know, and I did. So that's great. You know, so I'm not limiting you to, you know, eat a fucking schnitzel in the middle of Europe. It's okay, Bullets early in the morning. All of our minds are a little wonky right now. You guys, I'm so stoked. Clayton is up here. Hey Clayton. Yo, what's going on, guys? I saw you know, the other space rug and I'm like, oh shit, they already in the space. So I know. I'm glad to see all are still a kick in. Hopefully everybody had a great and safe Saturday and you know, we're just getting ready. You're ready for the new week. You know, it's just the day to kind of plan out the week and get everything all set. And you know, keep going forward. So no, thanks for having me up here and hopefully hopefully no more rugs to rush this space. Yeah, fingers crossed. Hey, vibes, are you there? I'm sad. Bruh. We're back. We're back better than ever. I'm sad. That was actually like a really good space. That was like, hooking. I don't know if y'all saw it. I was like, really cooking. Yo, but this one's going to be even better. That's what you're going to say. This one's going to be even better. Yes, she. We have to be better. Guys have to be better. Yeah, comment and bookmark immediately so we can pop it. Guys, everybody that's in here, especially all the speakers, man, like bookmark this and be like, yo, it rugged. Yo, please go through that other space. It was like going crazy, bro. I actually got so sad. I could have been like my biggest space. It was dead as a far. It was dead as far, bro. I literally just saw the tracking, yo. Gee, that was crazy. But boys, we're back. It doesn't matter. You know what I mean? Alexandra, gee, thank you so much. Thank you so much for being the co-host. Also, I'm not going to lie. I did not know Coach O'Hee's to live in. Where do you live now, bro? I'm in Seattle now. I'm in here since two years. So you stay in Seattle? Yeah, I moved here three days before COVID started. Hey, I'm in Seattle too, bro. Let's grab a beer. I'm down on OK. I mean, I'm in a beer, but I smoke weed. Oh, yeah, nice. But yeah, definitely. That's my brother. I'll buy these a little over in OK. OK, no. Oh, it's the best spot in Seattle to live. So is there like, tell me about Seattle and Oregon. Is there anything top of beef there? Portland's got way better food. Like everything Seattle thinks they have is good. Portland has something that's just a little bit better. Love to hear that. Love to hear that. I mean, other Seattle's a little bit bigger than Portland and a little bit busier. I miss living in. I mean, when I live in Oregon, I have a dispenser for like seven years and be with it. Yeah, that was anything there now and doing IT. So I had a lot better time in Portland. I mainly grew weed for over 20 years. I feel like everyone has grown weed at some point. I meet so many people who've been in the cannabis industry. What happened? I did my best friend. My best friend is literally in the stuff as he grew his own shift for like 10 years. Yeah, we had a medical, we had a medical growth for about five or six years. And then I started a dispenser. We had that for like another six years. Then my landlord decided to sell my building. And then I was like, now there's dispenser here for five feet. So I'm going to go. And then I went back to my old, old, reliable IT jobs. So yeah. As long as it got you through though, bro, I remember when I used to be a server, bro, holy, man, never again. It shows so hard. I remember I was in that fucking, fuck ass restaurant for like a good like nine to 10 months. Bro, I was a go though. Like man, I was Mr. Tip, tip me a lot, bro. You know what I mean? Like a holy crap. That was such so hard. Hey, guys, this is dishwasher. You guys never want to become a dishwasher for a restaurant, bro. That she was hard. Man, busing is hard. And even just taking orders is hard, bro. But that's all you make magic, intern and money, guys, right? When I was at college, I worked at this bar. They had 25 cent draw beers on like Wednesdays and Saturdays. And that was the craziest place to work. Dude, bro, the craziest place to work is fucking Saturday night, Friday nights. Oh my god. So many people out the door. Hoses are on the bathroom. Fucking taking vape breaks, bro. Like fuck, it's so it was so annoying, bro. Like I hated it there, bro. I hated working. Dude, not go live, bro. Nine of five's are not for me, gee. Hell no. Nine of five's are not for me. If I had to go out here and you know, speak up on nine of five's, you know, I can't. Seriously, I cannot. You know, before I started as a spencer, I was the 19 console day at my own company. And I was like, I like, I worked from home. Didn't have to fucking go anywhere if I didn't want to. And then I started as a spencer and I'm like, what am I doing? I just opened a fucking retail store. It's opened seven days a week for 12 hours of fucking day. And I was like, that's a dumb shit I ever did. But that is what. But usually what's funny is that when you, when you switch from a nine to five to a not a nine to five, you work probably twice as much as you used to. But at least you do it on your own terms. I mean, it's better. Bro, that's the magic sauce though, because you know, you can make way more money. Yeah. It's not about. I don't think it's about you're helping yourself. You're helping yourself. But because you know, the overtime you put goes towards you. Oh, yeah, I was so, that's one thing that actually lets you do as much work as you do, right? But I mean, I don't blame people for being like, oh, I just want to go to the work spend eight hours there and forget about it, you know, and just get paid about. Pay for it. Some. Yeah, if you they have families, you know, I do understand that's big. Yeah. I'm fortunate I don't have a family. So I basically say I was just going to design my life the way I wanted. And, you know, the five's knows is I think when you do a passion project and you work for yourself, like, it's not even work anymore, bro. Like to me, I don't see this being work. I see it's just being part of the fun. But it is work. 100%. 100%. It's way more work than it is normally in nine to five. But for you personally, it's just you're just making things. You're doing things. So it's not really, you know, nobody's telling what the fuck to do. Yeah, that's why I don't, yeah. That's a big show. I think the secret, secret sauce that a lot of people don't have in their nine to five is the purpose, you know, when you incorporate purpose to your passion, I think that's what really makes it worth it. A lot of people that have these nine to fives that have these great jobs, they're just dead inside. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. I'm going to go back to a cook and the photo for a second, but yeah, that's exactly what I felt because I was working nine to five for like when I was 18, 19 to when I was 20, fucking takes 25. But that's exactly the problem. You know, you have so many, it also depends on a human, but I personally had so many ideas and so many things that I wanted to do, but you can't, right? You can't because you're tired after a monotonous day of work. You come back home and you're like, oh, my God, I have to go to sleep now and then do the same thing tomorrow, right? If it works for some people, which is fine, but if you have something in your brain that is telling you, you can do so much more, you will never feel good in nine to five. So yeah, I mean, the culture, the culture of people don't talk about the most, you know, I did my, I only had one real job of my life because when I worked for a plastic surgeon, I was a medical videographer, which I still don't understand how I got there. But, you know, when I was there for those two years, it was dope. You know, I was making six figures. I was living this corporate life slash, you know, content creator for him. And I thought, like, oh, this is what Aaron was talking about, stability, blah, blah, blah. Second year, I was like, oh, this is, yes, like everyone talks about it. No one really hears, you know, Jim and Ashley are just talking smack water cooler. And, you know, at the end of the day, like, this was not what I wanted. So I ended up just quitting. And I really thought it was crazy. They're like, dude, you have such a chill life stability. You get to be a creator. I was like, yeah, but I'm creating for someone else and I'm creating for myself. And eventually you just have to make the decision, like, what do I want at a life? What do, what do you, what do you also want? Not not for the roller rake or for everyone. What do I want? Because at the end of the day, this guy was sitting on a hundred ends already. And I'm just like, dude, I'm still trying to make my first end. So for me, I realized that the best, best thing to give yourself is freedom for the matrix. So I broke out the matrix. Now I'm here. Yeah. When I went from working for myself, well, I'm doing IT consulting to the dispenser. I went all in. I like bootstrap the fuck out of the thing. I like, uh, who'd out of my house. I was fucking living in my grow and my dispensary. It's fucked up. Like I would spend pretty much seven days a week at the dispensary on the, on the, well, six days and then on Sundays, I get a hotel and do my laundry and fucking have a bed to sleep in and say the couch and the dispensary. So, yeah, that was, uh, but once it got started and everything was going, it was nice. You know, like, is the journey, right, bro? Like, kill two. You say that it was passion. I loved it. That's what I want to do my whole fucking life. Yeah, man, because at the end of the day, you're doing what you want versus your in a cubicle or an office setting or just some job setting where you're just a replaceable number. You're not really appreciated. This, you know, as soon as someone gets tired because one of the thing is there's a lot of favorite things. There's a lot of like, if you just don't, someone doesn't like you, they'll find ways to get you out, out. And so like, nothing, there's no such thing as stability, especially in the corporate world, you know, corporate world is very unstable. You know, people hop around because there's always people getting promoted people and then the whole idea of like, oh, I've been there for 20 years on the bro. That's all. That's a dead model, by the way. Like no one should be at a workplace for 20 years. Yeah. So sorry to cut in. If I was, it would be okay if I did a very short lily plug. No, you're good. You're good. You're good. I'm so trying to. I'm so trying to. All right, guys, let's set up my gun. No, you're good. You're good. You're good. So here's the idea. Right. You know, a little bit of my lore already. So it's the bowl and it's lily and it's Sakura. Right. These are supposed to be like eternal beings that have been around for eternity. Right. And they feel different roles, right? That's why I can do a little bit of a different universe for the game. I'm working on. That's why I post like some pictures from ancient Rome and from different dimensions and stuff like that. But I had an idea yesterday and I'm telling you guys openly, I'm basically the social experiment is to see how many people I can fool, right? But I'm telling you openly lily has an Instagram profile, right? And even though she's a goddess, right? I literally made a post yesterday saying that her more earthly habits are now on Instagram. And she's going to do all kinds of lifestyle photos and like high fashion shoots and pull side pictures and stuff like that, right? So I'm just trying to take the profile off the ground and I'll pin follow lily on Instagram in the space. If you have Instagram, just follow her. That's it. Just like a photo or something. Yeah, I'm not asking anything else. Just do this. Let's take it off the ground a little bit. And then once she's bigger, we'll see how many external, sorry, my fucking thorough, we'll see how many external people I can get to actually start clicking on her. And then, you know, use her as another promotional tool or actually I spoke to Avni Estuary who's doing breast cancer awareness content. And I said, Hey, I mean, there's no problem if I take this off the ground a little bit, and lily can talk about this, right? Because why not? She's going to be this little personality on Instagram, just her own girl being on Instagram and doing her own thing. But once in a while, she can post about other things, you know, just use her personality and her persona in general to talk about things that matter and to promote volunteer guy. So that's the idea. So yeah, lily is pinned. This is her earthly shenanigans.