Wait, Liam makes some piggies pants on? Yeah, regularly. Constantly kisses him so much. There's two schools of thought on this.
I'm pro Liam Neeson. I actually think he has so much swagger that he's like, yeah, so what? Yeah, I disagree. The top!
Welcome to the show! Did you know that your mom is on? Hey, does this sound like a dragon? Yeah?
I like you. No, I'm pillar. Welcome to the, does this sound like a dragon show? Has it?
Has it been known for the last four weeks? I can't help it. I got a fan because I thought a fan would make the smoke go away so that they could see the guests when the show started. But it doesn't work.
It just makes the smoke go everywhere. I do a great impression of a dragon. I see it. Like my eyes are open right now, but all I see is a giant dragon hovering over the studio, going, start the show Jason.
This joke's not that funny. No man, I think you're building the world. I like it. Thank you.
Well, thanks for having me. Thanks for being on the show. Of course. Thanks for having me.
You've got to be joking me. I can't believe you came here. Why? Because you're huge, man.
I've been checking out all your stuff. Thanks, brother. If you wear big pants, that's cool, huh? I think that's the thing.
I can't do it. It's like if I do it, then I'm trying to be like you, the youth, you know, and I'm old. 50. No, man.
Yeah, you still. No, no, no, no. It's okay. No, no, no.
Because I was thinking 50 means you were there when big pants were cool and then you were there when it wasn't. Yeah. So you can go back. Like I think with age, you get licensed to do whatever we style.
I just feel like I've, because I've done both because I do a show with Tony Hawk who stays relevant. Yeah. And he's, his pants got a little bigger over the last couple of years and I was like, oh, it's back, huh? Yeah, it is.
And I've got some bag of your pants, but I got to be real with you. I feel good in type pants. Why do you feel better in type pants? I feel like, because I have like, I have a nice butt and I feel like it, it, it, it, it contours my ass and the ladies notice it.
But I think you can get bigger pants that are bigger below, like thigh below so you could still keep. But tied in the top and big in the bottom? Yeah. It's like fliers.
What if I did, seriously, what if I did bell bottom? It's like, do you know who, because you're young? Yeah. Do you know who Cliff Burton is?
Yeah. The bass player of Metallica before he passed away. Yeah. So you don't know.
Big fan. Yeah, yeah, yeah, huge fan. Show, show it. Dude.
Cliff Burton. Yeah. Yeah. It's probably the greatest metal musician that ever existed.
And the bus in the bus rolled and everybody else lived except him. Why did he die? Where was he? On the bus?
He was on the bat. He was in the bad seat. Apparently, apparently the lead guitarist was like, I'm gonna sleep in that bed. He was like, no, they, they like paper rocks isn't.
And he won. And then he died. He was in the bad spot where it fell on him. Do they keep, do they keep that's all right?
I think they took a break, but I don't think it was for very long. Dude, you know, like the day the music died when buddy Holly and Richie Valens and like, like, that inspired a song? Yeah. Do you know what I'm talking about?
Yes, yes, yes, the plane crash, right? Yes. Oh, yeah. Doosh compared to, sorry, anyway, go ahead, Michael.
That tour continued. Oh, they took like two days off. Two days. I know it's kind of sad that buddy Holly's dead and Richie Valens and a big bopper.
But you know, watch, we let that stand. Well, I mean, they couldn't have stopped that money trying going. People cared less about being alive than it's kind of like India today. Yeah.
Did they care less about death? I think life is cheaper. Okay. Because I think so many people die.
Yeah. You do it. Yeah. Right.
Like at one point people had 20 children and only expected like three of them to live. Right. So we're sort of on a continuum from then to now. Right.
Right. Are you thinking about it? I'm thinking about kids. I'm open to it.
Oh, really? Yeah. Wow. Do you have a girlfriend?
That's the out of your wife. Oh, so you're thinking about having a kid? Right. How old are you?
I'm 35 this year. Oh, okay. That's probably time to think about it. I guess we're kind of like, but it's not crazy to hold off a little longer though, right?
These days now. It's funny how they've done that. I kind of like, I got, I mean, I don't, I can't say it. Yeah.
No, I can't. But I got a baby wasn't organized. It was sort of like, oh, hey, well. Freelance, baby.
Yeah. I. And I don't think I'm going to do it. I think she's going to have a personal life.
I don't think it would take a date. It wouldn't have been that particular year. Yeah. I wasn't ready, you know.
But that's the thing. When humans come flying out of other peoples of designers, you just become a man, yeah. Either that or you become a dickhead. Yeah.
And I was definitely not a dickhead. I was like, it's time to sack up, Jason. I'm a lock in. Yeah.
And it did save my life. Actually, okay? I'd say my daughter and skateboarding combined is the reason that I'm still alive. So I was a daughter now.
19. So would she say don't wear a bag of pants than sheet? I've done like I don't tell you like what are you talking about? I'm like, I find a bit of it.
She's like, no, she knows who he is because he is her godfather. Oh, OK. But I think she she's like, yeah, I get he's cool. But he's cool because he's one of the greatest skateboarders.
If not the greatest skateboarder they've ever lived. But what is really cool is like some rapper that I don't know about right. That's who she thinks is cool. Got it.
Because it's like, what I mean, then all you need to have is a rapper that she thinks is cool. Yeah, well, by the time little Wayne was on the show. And my daughter goes, did you have a little Wayne on the show? And I said, yeah.
And then that was it. I figured that was a compliment. Man, just tell her Wayne told you where. You know what Wayne said?
He liked my shoes. He was like, man, let's have those shoes. I was like, you know, friend painter and for me. Not these ones, but the ones that somebody else painted for me, he was like, I thought those did.
And I was like, yeah. OK, now I can retire. Yeah, well, then who cares what your stupid daughter says. Thank you, my girlfriend.
OK. Yeah, I can't say that. You know him better. I don't know if I could say that either.
It's so cool, really. That was pretty lame, man. So what do you base the decision to have, kids? Because for me, I was about your age when I had kids.
At a certain point, I literally remember drinking by myself and going, I'm kind of bored. I'm done. I just sort of exotic, not. There's always more fun to have.
But I'm getting diminishing returns on me life. I think my guys are just tired now. Yeah. So my guys growing up, they have kids.
And then other dudes in my life that don't have kids. They're just dudes get tired. What about your career, though? I don't know about the music thing.
That was just like, hey, you want to see a song? Here it is. You're not like, that's my passion. No, no.
Standard has always been my thing. Right. But I saw your special, like you're selling out the world. You're not in America.
You're in London? I did Hackney Empire last year. So that means that's a lot of road work, right? It is.
But you know, just throw them in the sack. Oh, OK. Oh, that sounds cool. Look, you would be like, you would be trying out in a baby Bjorn.
Yeah, why not? It'd be us the money to afford to bring them. Like, I'm looking at, like, if I go on the road, I can't bring, like, if I had a girlfriend. No, because the newborns are free.
Oh, and you traveled with a newborn? No. I'd be down to find out. Would you?
I'd be down to find out. If you want, I can take you in the backyard kicking the dick and be similar. OK. I'm not going to buy done shows where I've had no sleep.
Have I done comedy shows and podcasts where I was like, I'm having the worst day in my life. That's like, to me, that's the talent is. I can do it when I'm happy. But can I be fun and exciting when I'm sad?
I think that's the hardest job. Yeah, can I do it after I've been kicking the balls? And then I got on a plane with a newborn. Can I still do it?
Because you're not sleeping on that plane. You might get a lucky baby. I got a lucky baby. But I've seen babies that have, like, not only ruined the parents, but they've ruined everyone.
Everyone around. And then the parent is like, not only have they drained and battered. But they're looking at you and they're like, look, I'm not an asshole. I don't want my baby to destroy your flight.
But we are destroying it. It's destroyed. Yeah. Like, that's what they do.
I'm going to take that newborn on an international flight. You know, because international flights, they're playing. I've done that. And I'll just be looking at everyone, and winking.
And if you don't know, because I knew parental skills from learning from my ex-wife and her parents, certain thing, they were good grandparents, good people, hard workers. And when I came to children, very attentive. And you know, if the kids cry and you pick them up, you take them for a walk or her. I mean, you keep them amused on the plane where you just let it go.
And you don't do nothing. Those ones, because I know, I'm like, can I have your kid? Yeah. Because I'll walk it up and down the alley.
And I'll stop it from crying. You need to get up. And get going. Sometimes those ones would be frustrating to me.
Because I'm like, get up. You're like, talk to your kid. Not every time. But nine times out of 10, you'll find that the kids are like, oh, OK, you're amusing me.
I'll stop crying. Like, ask it for what is the problem? That's my mom's thing. Stop crying.
She says stop crying. Yeah, that's why I call my special hit. It worked. That's why you got the name.
Yeah, yeah. Because she says. Actually, I wanted to call it, kill yourself, stop crying. Yeah.
Yeah. That'd be the name of mine right now. YouTube's a little funny about that sort of thing. I know.
And I thought. I love yourself, you could say. Yeah. I thought I also thought people would perceive the special to be like an edge lord thing.
That's not what it was. So I thought stop crying was like a gentle in between. Speaking of your mom. Yeah.
What you got there. I know. I know. It's a weird way to start a sentence with a man you've just been.
Man, your mom. Yeah. But I gather for the longest time since you've been in the public eye. Your racial ethnic origins have been a mystery.
You only. And you only just recently revealed. Yeah. That's why it's fun.
I need to watch it. I don't know what you are. Exactly. What many guests?
Can we guess? You can guess. How do you feel about spam? Spam.
Spam. It's good. Oh, that was a. Oh, sorry.
I didn't realize what you were doing. Yeah. Wait, if you're a spam. Email.
All right. I'll call. Yeah. Send me a bullet, too.
All right. Can you go Spanish in? Yeah. And everything you got a little bit of Asian in you.
Maybe. Uh huh. Yeses. Be racist.
Do it. Wait. Is it racist to say you're a Mexican in Asian? No, I just like to say that.
I don't reckon you're black. OK. Is that racist? I don't think so.
OK. Well, I feel good. I feel very fit. Yeah.
I think you're. Well, I think you're Filipino. OK. Yeah.
Yeah. That was the Asian I was thinking too. I'm just going to say it. And I would guess the other half Mexican.
That's what I said. You would guess. Yeah. Wait, you're saying you're saying?
Which can I look at? The world I never know. Really? No, they're going to know at some point.
Well, you haven't said it. No. I've never confirmed it. Guess what I am.
You're Filipino. I didn't think of that. Where in Australia are you from? Like in a hole.
Yeah. Is that, would it be considered Logan? Oh, I'm deep. Yeah, I'm one of the kings of.
I know the burnout King. He's heavily connected to, like, the King of Australia. OK. So I'm heavy.
I have like a bloodline that goes way back to, like, one of the first burnouts ever done. Wow. Yeah. Like, say, chips at the Kig equivalent.
Yeah, like, when I cried when I was a baby, my dad would do a burnout. And that would make me happy. Like, like, I need to pacify a bitch. I need a burnout.
Wow. Like, if Mad Max actually happened, you would already be connected to the right people. Yeah, yeah, we'd have a house. I'd have a bed underground, obviously.
Yeah, I know. I guess on that sweet mother's milk too, that they protect so much in Mad Max? Oh, well, you're talking about the new Mad Max. I'm talking about, yeah, yeah.
That's not really Mad Max, dude. I get it, you're new. You're not feeling the new Furiosa? I'm happy for everybody, you know, congratulations.
Mad Max is, you know, me and it's that racist guy that hits women, that's Mad Max. Melge? Yeah. Back before he didn't know it, you know?
I didn't know any of that. I thought Melge, you know Melge is born in New York? No. He's not even a strain.
Well, yeah. I think he was a family on vacation. That's a little different. Oh.
Whatever. You're still born in America. Yeah. Were you offended by Melge?
Since many tirades on behalf of your people? Oh, that's a great question. Nice. And answer is the world may find out at one point.
Oh boy. See what I'm doing is I'm just dragging it. So there's this long catalog of people guessing. Oh yeah.
And then when I finally confirm, we can see how many people got it right. And you can celebrate if you got it right. You can be like, I fucked up. What do you get it right?
Do I have to like get it right? No, no, no, no, you'll be fine. Okay, good. Yeah.
I got to get back in the books. I got to study harder. You know, I was a little Asian. Okay.
You're my stash is a little Mexican. Okay. But anybody can make it Mexican. Nice.
You think anyone can? Oh, yeah. You have a good point. I can't.
Yeah, you got me. I'm gonna say you guys should try. Yeah. Hey, everybody.
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Oh, no way everybody it's Jason Ellis. I'm going on tour. I'm doing a comedy tour. Who wants to see me tell jokes?
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Come on. Everybody has to go. You better go if you leave that if I do jokes and nobody and you go, Oh man, I didn't know that you were going to be in Tacoma. Well, wake up Tacoma because I'm coming all over you.
Whoops. If you invite some friends over how many tamales is your grandma making? It's a good question. Yeah, you know, it makes it hard is I don't I'm not really connected with my extended family like that.
No, I'm saying. Yeah, we don't hang out like that. Grandma would just go to Tim Hortons. Do you mind?
I mean, everyone knows I'm from Toronto. Yeah, he's not going to give you a cat. I mean, he's not going to give you a cat. I mean, he'll be a bit of being Canadian.
Oh, wait, you're Canadian. Oh, yeah. By birth. Yeah.
Oh, but I'm like, you know, I'm not like Mel, but like I was born there but I don't really spend any time there. Yeah, I've got some Canadian friends in a location, but they're not. Mm. It's like I've got Asian eyes.
Yeah, you maintain that for me. I have. Yeah, he's not. I made his mom.
Jesus, why does not Asian some white chick? You know, I could just be 100% white. I'm just be freaking everybody out this whole time. That would be pretty well.
It could happen. It could. We should let this go because I don't want it to be the entire podcast. Not good, man.
Is it even? That's your thing. Do a lot of people really care. A lot of people really care.
Yeah. Yeah. Like you're just a dude, you know, like what heavy you are you? When people know, I never even let them know if they know.
Like we did. Yeah, grinds. It's not that difficult, really, to be honest. It's like holy shit, obviously, when you're worried.
Is it obvious? Yeah, I know what it is. That's it. Like everybody you want to know.
That's what it is. Like move on. Or maybe he's black. I don't know.
Whatever gets you off everybody. So you got a lot of stuff, dude. Yeah, man. You show that you've got with the car.
That's inspirational. I came up with an idea a long time ago about trying it because I used to hang out with Ken Block and the Hoona guy and I was like, man, it'd be cool to do an interview where you drift the car while interviewing the person next to you. And I've drifted, but I'm pretty bad at it. And for me to ask questions and to be quick-witted while sliding around the track, I'm going to be honest.
It's probably not going to crash. Or I'm probably not going to ask a good question. It's like singing and playing guitar. I can sing.
I can play a little guitar. Since I do both, it's bad. And what it is with that. Just never like putting the work, I guess.
Yeah, we just sent the desk out for the next round of upgrades. So right now. Great. To make it faster.
Slightly and to make it slide easier. Oh, you're going to drift it? Yeah, yeah. Because it's electric, right?
It's on a torque. The way it's set up now, it's too grippy. So it'd be really good on a track. That's just the tires.
It's a bit of that. It's also, we have custom suspension. So it's got a little roll in it. You got to make it stiffer.
Yeah, a little bit. You don't want to catch. And then the weight balances the distributions a bit odd. It does make it harder to drift with another person in the car.
Like one whole body does make it way harder. But having bold back tires and maybe even, I don't know if it's good luck because you won't get as much smoke, but waiting the track is a bit cheating. But it is a weird drift. No, no, I think we can, because already as stiff as it is, we can still get it to break the track.
So it's not going to take much. We just need to add a little bit more weight in the front and make it more. Who's the race car driver you interviewed? I did Danny Rick.
Spots Danny Rick. How's he as well? He'd be a cowboy hat on. He did.
Yeah, actually I'd slow down because he was in the hole. I saw that. I saw that he had to hold it on. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, but he was, he was climbing up a little bit. Yeah, because, because when you race, like I've raced cars, it's fine. Even, and when I race cars, I am, I'll admit it. I'm very dangerous.
Like I've crashed almost more times than I've finished. So it's a 50-50 when you race with me. What category? Okay.
So like jumping in those kind of cars. But being in the passenger seat, oh my God. I was like, my foot was on the, you know, I was like, oh, I'm going to make it. And then I'm driving and I'm like, okay, now I get, it's so much more comfortable.
So I know he's an incredible driver, but he's also aware, no offense that you're not him. Yeah, no, of course. You might be like, hey man, you're one of the fuzzes guys in the world. Have you ever seen, you know, and then he's also aware of what can happen when it goes bad.
So I don't blame him. Yeah, of course. No, no, no judgment there, but it was pretty funny. What is your background beyond sitting behind a desk being out on a track?
So during COVID, whatever people want to call it, whatever they believe in, because it's a religion in itself, right? Wow. Some people have a, now during that lockdown period, I did a couple of virtual races with some of the current F1 roster. And from that, a dude named Jagger Jones, he's the grandson of a famous grand pre-driver, Parnelli Jones.
And he hit me up and he goes, Hey man, I drive late model NASCAR, but if you want to get into some real fun, I could, you know, get you into carts. So I drove carts for the first time. Yeah. And I was like hooked.
So for the last like three, three and a half years, I've raced carts on Riverside. Oh, wow. Yeah. So a lot of like personal like time attack sessions and then I've done a couple races.
I want to race more, but like just time doesn't allow. Yeah, it's a lot. I was looking to do a couple races like in a legend car, but just no time. Yeah, I've done that.
What is it? The lemons race? Yeah. Where you get a janky car and you just sit in traffic for a lot of it.
Not for me. Yeah. I mean, I blew it up. Yeah.
I was, I think everyone was a lot more relaxed. I was like, Oh, I got a spot in this car. Yeah. I don't play.
I'm, you know, I don't have the connections. I don't have the time. If I'm going to get see time. I don't care what trophy you get.
I'm serious. Yeah. Like I'm doing as fast as I can. Of course.
So was I burning it like too hard? Yeah. For sure I was. Yeah.
But I don't have any fun that way. Yeah. I've heard lemons is really about everyone literally blowing up their cars and then very few make it to the end. Yeah.
Actually, they're overheated and the guy took the freaking radiator thing off. My son was like probably about 10 at the time. Yeah. And hot water shot out and hit him in the face.
And I was like, I just blinded my child. Sick. He was fine. We could take it.
Yeah. We could take it. But yeah. So just a lot of carting in my spare time and then.
That's the best car in me. Even the Formula One guys. They just car are amazing. I love them.
So yeah. And then I in that period I came up with the idea for the desk. And so it's been like a long project. I've had some help from Donut specifically James Pumphrey from the Donut YouTube channel.
He helped like facilitate some support there and he clicked me up with the engineer I'm working with now and do his name is Gary Castillo. He has got like just so much history in the way of like building race cars, especially Honda's like him and his boys. They kind of like pioneered in the 90s like 10 second Hondas. Like they were among the first guys to go to 10 seconds CRX and they really kind of helped build that culture around imports in California.
Yeah. And so he's like an awesome dude to work with. I believe I don't get this wrong, but I believe he figured out how to get the S2000 to go sideways. Okay.
That was like a big part of his career. How is it audio wise when you're doing that? Yeah. So it's really tricky.
Yeah. We have it. We built a lot of fail safes. Okay.
So I think in the next round we'll probably we'll probably have to do open face helmet. Yeah. I would like to go no helmet, but you know, there's no way. Yeah.
You don't want to injure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. But we'll probably, you know, we have a lot of onboard like fail safe. So we patch a lot through like the seat belt in the shirt and then we'll probably do like onboard helmet.
Is that why you chose electric? So you can hear the conversation? Yeah, pretty much. That's one reason we went electric and then you scale out of torque.
It's fun. Yeah. The desk because of the like powered away in the dimension, it actually fits on the car track pretty nice. Okay.
So you can really throw it in. Wow. Yeah. And then we'll set it up once we get the next build back.
Have you had any guests who were obviously not a professional racer but who were terrified experience? Um, so yeah, I mean, like I would say that concept is still fairly new and every person we are like making a lot of tweaks, I think this next version will be really, really dialed and I think I'll be able to freak more people out. I will say when we test the people on my team and my wife, they ship bricks. Yeah.
And then even my race car driver friends, they shit it a little bit. And when they get behind the wheel, they're like, this thing is awesome. Yeah. I know a young kid who races Supertra fail and he drove it and he goes, man, the power band almost feels like a Lambo like at this.
Wow. So he was like, holy crap. That sounds freaking awesome. Yeah.
Yeah. It's a lot of fun. You know, I raced, I did a race with, uh, and Hach, we were going to, we did a TV like a pilot and then we get picked up, rest in peace, but she was a crazy woman and she was in the passenger seat for a rate, like an actual race. Yeah.
And we did the, we rolled the track, you know, following the, the, the flag car and we did one lap and she goes, well, this isn't so bad. And I was like, we haven't started yet. Yeah. Yeah.
And then, and then when I proceeded to race, we actually won and I had to keep telling her. She's like, are we winning? I was like, yes, seriously though, are we winning? I seriously can't talk to you right now, but yes, we are.
We're like, I'm thinking if we roll, I'm going to feel real bad. Yeah. Yeah. Should be all right, but I think it would have been traumatic.
Yeah. I think that that's what's nice about the desk is though, um, we have like custom tootchassy and like the weight distribution is really heavy. So you can flick it and I won't go. No, no, no, no.
Yeah. It's super nice. Yeah. You're not going to end up like that guy with a pair of thing who crashed on YouTube.
No, no, no, no, no, no, because, um, then the, the, my goal with it is like, um, the next place where we plan to shoot, we'll have stretches where we can really get up, but I think it's like cornering and all that is where the show really comes alive. So, uh, because it like can kind of feel like a cart, we can do like really tight s's and like weave it and just have it like, you know, pitting left and right. And if you don't know the car and you're a guest, the first couple of laps, it's going to scare the shit out of the course because you're like, I don't think you're going to make it and then to feel it. Yeah.
We have a custom slotted rotors and stuff on all four wheels and yeah. Yeah. It's like, yeah, it's kind of worth, I think at this point I was like 60 K on it. Yeah.
Yeah. The noticeable. I know because it's motorsports. Yeah.
I got five from satellite radio and I was like, I can't afford to. I can't afford my car like that. Yeah. I mean, let's, I got to race cards too.
Can block at one point. I never forget that like something about racing is like, he's like quick impression, motorsports, and he went down his window of his car and he had his hand like that. And he went like that. Yeah.
And I was like, I understand what you're saying. Yeah. That's, that's what he thinks racing is money at money in two times money out. Yeah.
Yeah. Cause it's like when you win, you know, like when I won races, I think I got like a thousand bucks. Yeah. I spent like $7,000 to race that weekend.
Yeah. Yeah. So I've got mental issues. Maybe it's from drugs or hitting my head off the ground or it could be a mix of both, but I don't like to apologize.
I'm when I was younger, I was pretty sure it was your fault. I guess the question is, are you crazy? Cause you hit your head so many times or did you make yourself hit, keep hitting your head so many times because you're crazy. Listen, baby, I was born crazy.
Well, this question is not for you or I to answer. There's qualified professionals standing by. I use therapy. It's a good idea.
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