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Nov 23, 2019 1 hr 24 min

76. My Brother's Crazy

from The Gyst Life Hosted by David Schmeikal

What’s up! David here and this is episode 76! Sorry for the long delay between episodes. There’s a lot of planning going on with a bunch of new dudes joining the team. You’ll be hearing from all of them over the coming episodes. I always enjoy a good story and when my brother’s around he’s always got a good story to tell. So we’ve got a long juicy episode that we hope will make up for our tardiness. We talk about just how crazy the world’s become since the dawn of the internet. How much we have access to in a simple click and the ripples, hell the waves of the impact it has on each and every one of us (whether you’re present to it or not). Some more than others depending on how long you can tolerate standing in the wake of the next craze. Be it the cancel culture society or the ability to live stream pretty much anything and create a following around it, it’s truly awe-inspiring and scary. The internet has blown it all wide open and everything is up for grabs. We talk about Patrick’s trip to Thailand and almost being eaten by an elephant, his trip to Southern India performing stunts for 60 days and his experience of semi-celebrity status, riding camels and hanging with cows and being gifted peoples naked babies. Follow Patrick https://tgyst.co/2KLBX6c Follow Optimo Movement on Youtube https://tgyst.co/2D7HsYu Get some IT work done! https://tgyst.co/2ODzcot

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