I'm a cook from RSD. We're talking about not drinking alcohol, not needing the societal pressure. We've got Dina here as well, so we're at a party, a big Hollywood celebrity party. You're not drinking alcohol, but you're doing all right.  You can be so short without drinking. This is cool. You don't need to even drink. You can act like that when you're sober. The ladies here are going, and they get drawn in when you do love it. She feels my vibe. She's like, is that man drunk? Can I take advantage of him?  Can I hide my number in your beard? Yes, exactly. And you can look for it later. I can find it later, yes. Wow, look at that. That's what happens. You don't drink alcohol at a party and the girls just start lining up. Yes, that's the secret. That's the actual secret. That's how we do it.  Super sad. Super sad because you're depending on a crush just to perform a basic life function. That's not the direction to go. The direction to go is to grow beards and glasses. Yes, that's how we do it. It's a better direction. And on an RSD boot camp, real social dynamics, boot camp, you actually say ban alcohol, right? They're not allowed to go. Yeah, because that's a seminar environment.  The program is not like, let's get tanked. If I was going to do that, I would just call it the hangover boot camp. And we would just get ripped and we'd just be like, for three days and that's what we would do. And maybe someday I'll do that. But if I'm going to do that, I would make it what it is. But if you're there to learn something, no, I would not do that. The funny thing is that when I quit alcohol, I attracted more women and a higher caliber of women, like elegant, sophisticated women, as soon as I gave up alcohol. There's a correlation there, right? It's also because when you go out sober, you peak at the end of the night. When you got drunk, you peak at the start. So if we come in here and someone's already had a few drinks, they're more in party mode than we are right away because they're using drinks. Whereas by the end of the night, we've been socializing the whole night for four hours, so we're peaking at our most fun a couple hours in. They're peaking at the start, but by the end of the night, they're stumbling out. So when it counts, when you really meet someone, at the end of the night, when you want to meet someone, they're stumbling around and we're as sharp as we can be. So you want to peak earlier or do you want to peak late? Do you want to have a hangover or do you want to feel great the next day? And you haven't even drunk heavily all... In high school? In high school? Yeah, many years ago. It was interesting. I don't regret it.  It was neat, but it's not something I need to keep doing. I need to keep doing it again and again. I've seen it, I've done it. I'm good. I don't need to keep repeating it. This man right here is a legend and let me tell you right now, once he does, ain't no once he's going to do it again. Love you, brother. Thank you so much for your beer. Thank you for bringing the intellectual part to the conversation. Yes, thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah, there you go. There you go. He's obviously had a few feet of drink, you know. Maybe. Maybe. Well, there you go. Owen Cork, thanks buddy. I appreciate it this time. And thank you to Dina and Connor over here and to the other lovely ladies. Click the link here at the 30 Day No Alcohol Challenge. Subscribe and send this around. See ya. All right, I'm here with former NFL legend T.O. Mates are on the creator of the 30 Day No Alcohol Challenge. How much alcohol do you drink these days?


Logan Paul opens up about his perspective on Christianity. I like the idea of being a good person and following everything that you said. I just, I don't know if I can put a label on it. Uh, that would define me in a certain way. It's not uncommon for people to cling to the teachings of Jesus as if he was some sort of motivational speaker. But Jesus didn't come just to tell us how we can live better lives but rather the fact that we are incapable of living a good life but he lived the good life for us and he died for our sins to save us because we could not save ourselves. It's not enough to just think that Jesus was a good guy because Jesus claimed to be God and the Messiah. Billy Graham puts it well.