I love how he's pretty calm and level-headed right up until he starts re-living his time working at McDonald's. Customers truly are the worst.

@FranciscoShreds

11 ай бұрын

The service industry is hell, everyone should be forced to do at least 1 year in it. Would change so much

@hbkpaige1594

11 ай бұрын

Not McDonald's but completely relate to the service related jobs. The customer is definitely not always right

@nellyfrittata8319

11 ай бұрын

@Doeyhead I think the phrase "the customer is always right" is supposed to be kind of tongue in cheek

@Joe45-91

11 ай бұрын

Customer service (especially the food service industry) is the job equivalent of deployments in the Vietnam War. After too many years you either end up like Sgt Barnes or Col Kurtz. Got out when I could and hopefully will never have to back to the shit

@hockeyhalod

11 ай бұрын

*some customers *

As one of Destiny's viewers, to give context to Graham and Jack's listeners who hear the 45% editor cut thing, Steve's initial theory of "well if I pay the editor well, he'll be super invested in making the channel better" has absolutely paid off. Most of the comments on a lot of the videos are "holy shit August is an actual god" because the level of effort he puts in is insane. If Steve is debating someone and they say "you never do [x] when we talk" and Steve says "yes I do, I do it all the time", August will go and sift through archived conversations, organise and arrange evidence as though he's a lawyer, then weave into the video examples to back up what Steven is saying and illustrate the point. It's an incredible level of attention to detail and their partnership is 100% a huge part of the success.

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

That’s awesome! Super happy that structure works out for both august and destiny.

@TheJestersDoor

11 ай бұрын

Aba and Preach do the same too. They always pull up the receipts when someone makes a contradictory claim. Glad to see creators edit this way.

@chessmagician2024

11 ай бұрын

I would guess that August has a rather detailed organizational structure when it comes to being Destiny's editor. There's just absolutely no other way that his editing can be so good, in any timely manner. I would love to see how he does it. My guess is that for literally every upload, he probably writes a detailed description of the content inside so that he can do a search later if he ever needs any of those clips. But you're absolutely right. A 45% cut is pretty big, but it has shown to be working because the editing on his videos are truly really good.

@neverusingthisagain2

11 ай бұрын

Also destiny will stream for 9 hours. August turns that into shorter segments by topic within a day.

@robbalinski1606

11 ай бұрын

Even Steven crowder does that, any channel worth their salt will fact check.

This was one of the best Destiny interviews. As someone who disagrees with a lot of his beliefs, my favorite thing about him is that he shows the other side immense respect by actually studying, being critical, and presenting a logical argument.

@firghteningtruth7173

11 ай бұрын

​@@dannyondik1723if that, specifically, is your only real complaint...I think he is doing pretty well.

@bibbyboi

11 ай бұрын

​@@dannyondik1723 can you give me a definition of a chair that encompasses every chair ever made and every chair that will be made?

@wabbitseason80085

11 ай бұрын

@@bibbyboiand that will exclude stuff we can all agree is not a chair.

@itsonlyagame4033

11 ай бұрын

@@dannyondik1723 What is a chair?

@lumayne8829

11 ай бұрын

@@dannyondik1723 you gonna answer them? it's actually a really good analogy. What is a chair?

He killed it with the, what seemed to be, improvisational questions. Not a regular veiwer, but the engagement and courageous questions really helped make this podcast great! It was also cool to see him and Graham go back and forth a little bit about finances, which was refreshing.

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

@sambobsam

8 ай бұрын

This! You two have such genuine curiosity without looking for "gotcha" moments. I love seeing my favorite people on here

Thank god we’re finally getting a woman on this podcast

@TheSuperSangan

11 ай бұрын

This isnt the dude who starred in Hitchhikers guide to becoming a cuckold?

@PhotoDaveJax

11 ай бұрын

“a women”? 😆

@lights_utopia1130

11 ай бұрын

lol the way you said that lol

@seoulmansupra

11 ай бұрын

😅😅😅😅

@JoeBidenFanclub99

11 ай бұрын

@@PhotoDaveJax🤫

It’s pretty nice seeing an unbiased channel who doesn’t put their opinions at the forefront but just hears the guest. Very VERY few channels do that. Maybe Peter santanello comes to mind

@stefan-t--

11 ай бұрын

even if you can tell that jack and graham are right of center by their lines of questioning, they're totally open to hearing vastly different views than their own which is refreshing

@luiscuba9188

11 ай бұрын

Idk about center 1 short for hasan 15 for brett

@rav4hybrid

11 ай бұрын

They don’t care about politics just views and money.

@TioMogi

11 ай бұрын

Peter's channel is awesome, hard agree

@coreywilder1564

11 ай бұрын

For example, Jordan Peterson. Love the guy but he will not shut the fuck up during his podcasts, my god.

They are shocked by his editor's 45% split, but August is legit a fucking god and deserves it.

@pawgtard790

11 ай бұрын

Are you joking?😂

@dominicdunn2579

11 ай бұрын

​@@pawgtard790no, august is an absolute god amongst editors

@Soggysenpai

11 ай бұрын

​@@dominicdunn2579August is actually one of the worst editors lol. He always puts music that doesn't fit with the vibe of the convo. His only edits are intros, he doesn't even do outros, and even that he can't make good or interesting. Bro literally makes garbage intros and clips the stream to raw upload it and get called a good editor😂

@andreafionda542

11 ай бұрын

@@Soggysenpai Bro he has to go through hours and hours of footage

@Soggysenpai

11 ай бұрын

@@andreafionda542 what are you talking about dude. He literally just clips when destiny starts a topic and when it ends😂 you act like he'd adding edits in between the footage all he does is a bad intro.

It's WILD to me that the supervisor thought Excel makes mistakes, but MANUAL calculator calculations don't...

@kingfu619

11 ай бұрын

lots of people set in their old ways and get offended when something better comes along

@LovesGrilling

9 ай бұрын

The supervisor was not wrong. If the process is not built with automation in mind, it will fail due to human error. Example: The file feed from upstream looks like its in the same format, but one day Billy from the upstream team has too little coffee and (since the file is created manually) changes something about the format. Front end team doesnt realize this, does their calculations, reports their numbers, and boom leadership thinks we made 6 billion dollars in the last 18 minutes, and there are 69420 hours in a day. Or, more likely -- the end user -- a restaurant worker who is not versed in Excel, just does something wrong. It isn't "automating a process, look, so easy". Its "Train all your people to use excel as the front end, and make sure your backend is automated and will not change." Much easier to have a restaurant worker use a calculator. Not saying restaurant workers are dumb. I am saying that they are not data analysts.

Love the diversity of guests. Gives me a chance to listen to a lot of different perspectives on life, which is appreciated. I love that he understands the important of the concept in understanding the opposite side's argument just as well as his. That's the only way to fully be a great debater.

@GroudonsGame

11 ай бұрын

What diversity? It's been white people all the way- that's not true diversity.

@louisianabeast

11 ай бұрын

Still liking!

@JJ-pl2tl

11 ай бұрын

Spencer Cornholio getting what he deserves lmao

@szilagyimiklos4757

11 ай бұрын

How is your debt doing bro

@asharabedi8389

11 ай бұрын

Cant believe you joined up with the scammers smh

This is awesome!! Love that you guys are platforming women of color

@TheRideshareHub

11 ай бұрын

Farha?

@fento6054

11 ай бұрын

blue haired black woman

@nashi._.7563

11 ай бұрын

@@cowyeti21Miley’s Cyrus was born as Destiny before she changed it and she’s as white as you can get 😂

@ai_robozen

11 ай бұрын

Wack

@Observette

11 ай бұрын

Omg Dgg y’all are too much!

You need to make a video on how to make 6 figures monthly because I have read about investors making up to $650,000 within 5 months and I really want to know how to outperform the market and make a significant profit

@carolg.burrage6479

11 ай бұрын

This requires adequate research and good marketing deadlines.

@user-ps3su8li4e

3 ай бұрын

I promise you 95% of them are making that 650K by selling you “guru” content be vigilant.

I’m a conservative and found destiny through all the red pill stuff and ended up watching him all the time 😂 love him.

@malekkmeid9263

11 ай бұрын

And you’re still conservative?

@bargainbincatgirl6698

11 ай бұрын

Red pill content get REALLY repetitive after a while. A lot of it is saying "women are bad" in different ways.

@axlek7620

11 ай бұрын

How about you provide a little detail on your personal political philosophy. No way you are conservative and love that leftist cuck. Destiny thought process is anathema to conservative values.

@mlgfin

11 ай бұрын

@@malekkmeid9263Surprisingly there’s a lot of ppl that like destiny and found him from red pillers/ conservative channels and now also watch destiny even tho they disagree with him. It’s kinda odd, but awesome imo.

@fabiusque4266

11 ай бұрын

@@bargainbincatgirl6698 which, to be fair, is pretty much just the exact opposite to the other mainstream stuff, just vice versa. Any of the "my truth is the only truth"-movements are like that and all of them are equally dumb.

I love how Graham is letting Jack lead the conversations now. His work son is growing up :)

@joeygarcia4277

11 ай бұрын

Its because Graham doesnt really have a big ego :)

@AndrewGrofff

11 ай бұрын

I love Graham but I think he's out of his element here. Jack seems to operate a lot better on these types of topics. They definitely make a great duo and I'd love to see more of this type of content where they explore ideas and give them space.

@paulstagos8798

11 ай бұрын

😅2d 😅😅😅🎉is 😅😅

@Stephensouraski

11 ай бұрын

He has been doing that since Ben Mallah called him out on it.

@collectorsforecast1132

11 ай бұрын

​@@Stephensouraskicontext?

51:10 Conflict resolution: Withdrawer vs Pursuer Arguing strategies: 56:20 Remining the person about common/shared goal 56:30 Dont attack the person, attack the problem 56:40 Having grace when you are correct about things 57:00 Empower the other person 57:25 Providing the other person a soft landing pad 57:47 The right mindset (overview) 1:11:33 It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it - Aristotle 1:15:40 Jealousy 1:31:45 The bigotry of small differences

@user-uq4uy7qn9p

11 ай бұрын

u are goat

@Leb149

11 ай бұрын

THANK YOU

@britt.mariposa

11 ай бұрын

UR THE BEST TY

@littlewigglemonster7691

11 ай бұрын

Ty goat

@panthekirb7561

10 ай бұрын

@@jonglenister8140 Compare him to Hasan or Vaush..

41:55 I can relate to Steven so much, I worked at the army for 2 years doing data entering and data analysis, and Excel doesn't make mistakes, people who enter the data wrong makes mistakes, people who don't know how to write formulas right, make mistakes

@Xavi-Cam

11 ай бұрын

Thanks captain.

@djbcubed

11 ай бұрын

I mean people definitely make the majority of the mistakes, but speaking from experience Excel certainly has its fair share of bugs and crashes.

@ryanalving3785

4 ай бұрын

While I mostly agree, in my experience excel screws up often enough on its own.

So I'm a Destiny fan and first timer to this podcast. I just wanted to congratulate the hosts on a great show. I was more or less totally unable to detect your political or personal biases during the conversation and I thought your manner and tone was super genuine, curious and balanced. So kudos, bravo and encore! Top quality content of which you should be proud! Keep up the good work

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

@eden5260

10 ай бұрын

They most probably don't have anything very strong because this ain't exactly a podcast about politics People forget that a lot of people in the real world aren't exactly very political

@TempestasSileras

7 ай бұрын

Oof, don't stray too far in the comments here, the compartmentalized double standards and projections are off the chart.

@chrisjfox8715

5 ай бұрын

​@@TempestasSileraswhat

Loved the conversation guys, great questions, great guest, all around enjoyable

Interesting crossover. Destiny is seemingly appearing on all the channels I watch. Next stop, Demolition Ranch 😂

@DreamFactories

11 ай бұрын

I could see it happening honestly. Destiny does like to go shooting.

Never heard of these guys before, but I'm a pretty big D fan and felt as though these guys interview well. They don't step on each other's toes, they patiently wait for D's response, and they seem genuinely curious about the person they're talking to. Kudos from a random viewer.

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much (-:

@firghteningtruth7173

11 ай бұрын

Lol, you said you like big D. 😂

@Blackholex10

11 ай бұрын

Same experience

@hellshakeyano7686

11 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure no big Destiny fan has ever called him D lol

@nickb1241

11 ай бұрын

​@@hellshakeyano7686 youd be surprised, dggers use initials for people pretty often, I've seen D, V, H, Mr. G, Q, K. No big destiny fan would be unable to name the people from those initials.

That foreign language analogy was spot-on. I disagree with Destiny far more than I agree with him however I watch him more than any other creator because I like the way his brain works regardless of the conclusions they come to. And he is far more entertaining than living in an echo chamber.

@thetechguychannel

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, same. I really find some of his own choices despicable but that is something easy to shrug off when you realize that this guy is actually pretty easy to get along with. If you want someone who is able to articulate a centre-left point of view (I wouldn't go as far as to say he's far left) that resonates with milennials, this guy is who you listen to. Everyone on the right should listen to him so that they can better understand exactly where people in the opposition are coming from. The more we know about them, and the less they care to find out about us, the better the outcome will be down the line when things get ugly and we have to find some way to reconcile. Whoever knows more about the other, will be the one leading the reconciliation effort. Don't forget that!!

@tahlia__nerds_out

11 ай бұрын

Exactly

@westonmeyer3110

10 ай бұрын

He literally admits that he only communicates with the right to convert them to give the left more power. He is more disingenuous than basically every leftist.

@Roobah

8 ай бұрын

I like watching him because I want to know how leftists think, and there are virtually no leftists who can carry on a coherent thought these days. I enjoy watching him slam into oblivion idiot leftists, encouraging them to think smarter.

@ParistonHxH

4 ай бұрын

@@thetechguychannel "I really find some of his own choices despicable..." A nice thing about how he engages in debates and when giving advice is that he never advocates for his lifestyle, but instead, that everyone should be allowed to live their OWN lifestyle. For example: Someone like Sneako advocates for a one-way open-relationship and takes it a step further by saying that all men want that and society would be better if this is how people "dated." Destiny would argue that while HE enjoys open relationships, everyone should be free to date how they like to, if Sneako's best shot at a healthy relationship with a girl he likes is a one-way open-relationship then he should be fine to pursue it. If a couple consent to a particular dating style (monogamous, poly, etc) then they should be free to pursue it. Speaking of Sneako, he also advocates that people SHOULD be muslim. While Destiny isn't religious, he doesn't advocate that others SHOULD be atheist. If someone gets something out of religion, that's great! There's lots of community building inside different religious groups, you might find a loved one from church, you might find a cool new friend at church, who knows.

you should put destiny in the title, usually all his stuff is recommended to me but I had to manually search for this

@ianhusk9052

11 ай бұрын

Yall didn't even put him in the tags bruh

@fayelefayele2264

11 ай бұрын

​@@ianhusk9052they put his channel in the description

I had never heard of this guy, but I really enjoyed this conversation. Great video!

@AGirlNamedVan

11 ай бұрын

destiny is a cool guy . even arguing points you don't support he does so logically and will correct himself if he gives a wrong take . and he lives for debating .

@GeetardHD

11 ай бұрын

Its kinda wild how he was literally one of the first streamers to ever exist and he has streamed about 10 hours almost every day since then, but he goes so unnoticed by the mainstream because he bans so much of his community if he doesn't approve of their behavior. He's kept himself small for years and its been wild to watch. There is so much clout chasing he could have done.

@perpetuallycanceled9901

11 ай бұрын

​@@AGirlNamedVan NO HE DOES NOT but PRETENDS HE DOES! lmfao. He will change LITTLE to NOTHING ESPECIALLY with black people. HE ACTUALLY SAID IF KYLE RITTENHOUSE WAS BLACK, he would have WALKED, not as in gotten off in court, but no, as in LITERALLY NOT even have been TRIALED, just let go. *At the same time you MIGHT be one of his Divestor Racist black women lol. But he edited out his Citi Bike Karen RACIST meltdown telling an old black women to Go back to Africa, Paused and said he "Can't even say it because AFRICANS HATE you African Americans." And said the idea of white women weaponizing their tears to endanger black ppl has only happened ONCE in 2020, maybe 2021 and then Emmet Till.... ACTUAL LYING ass clown shit lmfao. That is not calling out exaggerations of issues which would be good, he just up and shuts down ANY shred of black injustice unless HE wants to use it or mention it, then he's not fighting against it existing or lying about others position pretending they think it's evvvvvvvvvvveeeerrrrryywhere and black ppl can do NOTHING ever. 🤣 Bro, even the MOST 'Racism everywhere" black person or WOKE he calls em, does NOT end that message in the right wing made up anti black narrative of "lay down, we are defeated we can't do anything." That betrays an understating of black people historically and NOW. It's a lazy way to victim blame and say ALL or MOST issues are really just black ppl CHOOSING their conditions and abject poverty, no systemic anything or residue from systemic issues of the "past" jumping just to slavery and ignoring ALL else after because it's literally our parents and grandparents time THUS not some irrelevant long ago distant thing with NO after effects. He then framed AP capitalizing "Black" and not white, framed it as they are doing it for BLACK people, but NOT white people doing his weekly "Blacks have SPECIAL treatment and above ALL other minorities" yet that is NOT what a ARTICLE deciding to do such means. He said "I forgot we capitalize BLACK and not white like they're JESUS or some shit." But let me ask, do you think he pulled that out his ass or READ it thus KNOWS WHY it is done to even draw attention to it and LITERALLY REFERENCED the Associated Press change showing he has read it 1. 2. Do you think their stated reason was "Because, they're like fucking JESUS or some shit" 🫠. So he KNOWS why, KNOWS better, and framed it as "Blacks getting over on whites" in a long again, PRIVATED video triggered a black women didn't like the fact Central Park Karen lived in her complex and said 'This is the America we live in" mind you that occurred the SAME day as Floyd. He did the "you say America is racist, then go back to Africa" get it, she's BLACK... So funny... so edgy he will call it vs the racist shit it is. HE even BANNED a person from his sub reddit for saying that shit was too far and out of pocket and how wasn't she just a victim of media lies but NOPE, how dare she mention racism towards black people. Again, I shit you not, all she said was "this is the America we live in" and the issue of people lying on black people, especially white women. She did not overstate shit, exaggerate shit and he mentioned how she's BITCHING because how old she is THUS she likely experienced "ReAl rAcISuM" aka she can NOT complain about anything lesser than that, and that time period evidently.. (Which was NOT the case in that story at ALL btw and he didn't watch the OG video I believe at all and spent like 10 minutes LOADING IT with how the black bird guy is the WRONG one and he started it all and that women did NOTHING WRONG but be WHITE and call the cops on a black man" 🤣 He watched a video of a person getting hounded about not presenting their receipt, watched it all then looked at how many retweets the video had, didnt even check if he was linked the initial source or other places it may be and STALLED STREAM TO GO BACK saying "I know why" SEARCHING FOR THE SKIN TONE OF THEIR HAND or anything that may come in frame to say "it's because they're white" 😐 Even now he's getting asked why people think he's racist and he runs to "The blacks play the race card" 🤣 Bro got into it with black teenagers HE started with, I guess Kai is 21 and generalized black ZOOMER streamers he doesnt even know exist and the TWO anecdotes he used he didn't know the difference between the two... Just making up shit and ignored the generalization of which was the issue of black teenagers and SWEARS THEY, not HIM played the race card as he is the ONE That mentioned RACE FIRST UNPROMPTED other than the chip on his shoulder about black people. Then they logically respond and "they are attacking him because he is WHITE and they are black men and black men play the race card" Bro said "legion" and acts like that is some racist word or some shit apparently and ppl are reaching when NO ONE is saying that, the use of legion shows he is again GENERALIZING black zoomers, (bro is 34!) and not their content like he pretends because again TWO black streamers. So he made it about race, people respond and he does the "well you know the blacks and the race card" playing the race card with that shit, and initially when he made the comment. The "loud, Black" didnt help either but he said anyone thinking that clip was racist because the stereotype "used in the past sometimes to black people" (yes he LEGIT said that shit like that's some OLD attack or out of date) is completely retarded, wrong, and REACHING playing the race card.. And note, I KNOW he did not do the "blacks are loud" but to even PRETEND that is NOT a obvious take away and NOT a reach is WILD and framed him coming correct then about it as "Cucking to the blacks"🤣 *Go watch his disgusting reaction the that Black Women getting her wig snatched off and see how he responds because she's BLACK! Again he doesnt give a F* about black women either but created that illusion by being racist with racist divestors vs getting normal black women to speak on inner community issues he was CLOUT chasing off of, I shit you not saying he won't air out other races dirty laundry because "they don't fight as much" and their communities arent BLOWING UP RIGHT NOW! Lmfao... CLOWN SHIT. HE even said WE don't talk about the gender in- fighting, more "the blacks are backwards" bullshit.

@juliusfishman7222

11 ай бұрын

@@AGirlNamedVanstop overhyping him, he is the smartest leftist nothing more . He makes stupid points from time to time and he is a proud person he believes he is a genius and he is very good at manipulating conversation and that is why he is very good in debate

@defiantlydefiant

11 ай бұрын

@@juliusfishman7222 I watch Destiny from right leaning perspective. Sometimes his opinions have holes, sometimes he manipulates conversations by arguing in specifics and then broadening to generalities when the specifics don't go his way, sometimes he gish gallops but he's significantly decreased his use of that tactic in debate. Despite all of that, you can't say the guy is not at least above average in the intelligence department. To suggest otherwise would be misleading. I can at least appreciate the fact that most of the time he argues from a place of good faith even if his opinions don't always hold water.

Destiny is one of the best guests on every podcast

@MurderSkatez

10 ай бұрын

you have a low bar

holy crap. at 1:39 when he starts talking about "what is a chair". . .I had literally this exact convo at work last month, with the exact same example, except that I am a professional Chinese-English translator. I had watched a video about machine learning explaining how ML ID's objects and to explain it to a coworker explained how closely it matches with how I have found that words to not point to definitions. They point to ven diagrams. To illustrate the point, I used chairs. What is a chair? Or a bench? 3 legs? 4? Does it have a back? Arm rests? Ultimately, we just have a collection of axis (plural) and if enough of them fall far enough to one direction, our brain says, "chair". There are no actual truly explicit definitions. It's more like a critical mass off similarities and we decide, "Yes. This is X"

Some people might hate the sort of interview-ish style in which y’all talk to your guests on the podcast but I think it works when you’re talking to guests that are outside you and your audience’s radar where they would need a more summarized version of who the guest is and what they’re about. As someone whose been a destiny fan for 5 years now I think all of you did great, both the hosts asking questions pertaining to destiny’s background and destiny answering in a way that everyone can understand.

@FazeCloud

11 ай бұрын

The interview I wish he could’ve had with lex to be honest. These were truly the best questions. Same been watching since 2019. Now we need him on joe Rogan

54:14 “the problem is, ‘rational’ and ‘logical’ are tools that can be emotionally aimed at anything you want.” 🎉❤ awesome. Then he goes on to give an example. Excellent insight on this one. Nice job to the podcast hosts as well.

You can just tell Jack knows a bit of philosophy by the questions he asks, great combo of Graham and Jack. This was truly a great episode!!

This was really good. I love when Destiny yells at people but i also love when he's calm. This conversation felt genuine !

You’ve gained a new follower here. Steven does many interviews that focus a lot on the drama but this interview was extremely thorough. It seems like you guys genuinely wanted to get to know him. Much like Lex. 😂Good job guys.

big props to the editor sourcing everything and keep the camera engaging, great job !!

Man for the longest time I felt like Destiny was a content creator I followed that was kind of far away form others I paid attention to but like man he really is collaborating with pretty much everyone I like now. This was a nice and relaxing podcast to play D4 to. Good shit.

@a735Alexis

11 ай бұрын

exactly my thought, also played d4 while listening

love both of your channels, this was a crazy crossover i was not expecting

It's crazy how this interview was 6 months ago, he's justifying his open relationship, and now they are already separated 💀

@nyoxiz5953

5 ай бұрын

I mean they were together for almost 3-4 years before this interview I think. Their relationship lasted at least 3 years, which is much longer than most.

@ramy9103

5 ай бұрын

He spoke about it on his KZread and stream about why they separated. Good for him she didn’t respect the whole idea of an open relationship.

@Edp445-lerix

4 ай бұрын

​@@nyoxiz5953I don't think knowing someone for like 1 year and a half and getting married to that person is good

@senatordodo4240

4 ай бұрын

they seperated because of relationship troubles, not cause of the poly nature of it lmao

Great EP guys. I haven't seen your other stuff (besides shorts), but I think this is one of the best podcasts Destiny has done. You guys asked very good questions, all of which flowed from one to the next and never felt like an interview.

@ProSandlin

11 ай бұрын

The classic PKA to DGG pipelline

@THEKNIGHT108

10 ай бұрын

@@ProSandlinclassic? I didn’t know this was a thing I’m absolutely a part of it lol

Jack should take the lead in more podcasts. He’s a great conversationalist. Great episode!

This was one of the best Ice Coffee Hour Podcasts!

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!

This is sooo exciting!! I havent watched your podcast in a hot minute but I have to atleast watch this episode :)

I love the editing in of images or things they are talking about to show us. Not many shows do that

You guys really crushed it on this interview! One of the best Destiny interviews out there and that's saying a lot because he's been ALL OVER the internet.

Only about 20 minutes in so far, it i love that you brought Destiny on. I disagree with him on many views, but it’s so refreshing to have somebody who is intelligent, articulate, that you have no doubt actually believes what he says, and most importantly will listen to the other side.

@MagicalFishy

11 ай бұрын

@@rhinoman86Why, because everyone has to scream at and hate people they disagree with? 😂

@everythingtaken3674

11 ай бұрын

​@@rhinoman86i dont think its a meme, people just recognize that hes not an idiot

@everythingtaken3674

11 ай бұрын

@@saulgoodman2018 or hear and disagree..

@haruhirogrimgar6047

11 ай бұрын

​​@@rhinoman86n youtube a lot of his viewerbase has been annexed from conservative channels. He is the "1 liberal they watch" even though his base he got on Twitch, DGG, etc is mostly progressive. Hence all the "I disagree but watch him".

@princeofgreece9054

11 ай бұрын

@@rhinoman86 It is healthy to listen to people who have opposing viewpoints to your own. As someone who leans much more conservative, I can certainly say that I disagree with most of what he says, but he is incredibly well spoken and for the most part is not condescending to those he disagrees with.

First time coming across the Iced Coffee Hour. Good job on interview and very interesting style of staring down the guest with calm intensity haha

wow I've been on many Graham Stephan binges over the years but didn't know this podcast existed! Super good watch, I like having these types of videos to come back to or refer people too when talking about the online politics space and some of the star players in it.

Love this podcast! Ya’ll are my favorite podcast to watch on Sundays/Mondays

need another destiny episode 2 hours isn't enough of this collab

Finally a Podcast where people seem to not be so insanely polarized and try to be open to ideas and where ideas came from. Also great analyzes. Very important in nowadays times with mass and social media. I think there are many people that feel similar to destiny, including myself, who don't see themselves on the "official" narrative of the mainstream left OR right. For me some arguments of the right are (for me) correct, but also some of the left. I think this, to think for yourself, critical, is so vital to persue truth. Thank you guys for that!

Jack, you do a hell of a job asking good questions and keeping the convos flowing

Very cool collaboration, covered some insightful topics, namely resources and relationships!

The collab I never knew I needed

This was incredibly interesting, these guys seem to have a really aligned view with the average person in my opinion. I think their podcast could be an incredible thing based on who they get on and if they stay good faith in their exploration of ideas.

Lmao, "Excel makes mistakes", yeah, at a millionth the rate of humans.

Great stuff guys, thanks!

FUCK YEAH IVE BEEN WAITINGGG FOR YALL TO BRING HIM ON so excited to listen to this one

You can tell Jack was excited for this one and Graham took the backseat. Gotta give Jack credit though besides being stuck on Destinys "life timeline" he asked some good questions

Destiny is way off base when it comes to lobbying and citizens united. Citizens united completely changed the landscape for local politics in states like mine (MT) where we had very strict guide lines written into our state constitution about political elections funding. Allowing dark money groups to act without discrepancy has had a major fundamental shift in local politics. My biggest issue with destiny is his downplaying issues like this and holding water for private interest groups and corporations

@n1ghtofthedead411

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely. He is downplaying and strawmanning this so hard. This is a big issue he is absolutely dismissing. I agree with most of his economic stance except for this.

Great interview!

*I need to see a Destiny vs Steven Crowder 1 on 1 debate*

Destiny brought me here but your conversation skills/ interviewing practices will definitely make me check out the rest of your content. Keep kill it 💪

Really cool interview. I would love to see a part 2 with more pushback and a back and forth of opinion

Idk why anyone listens to Destiny, he lives in Cali, has complained about how expensive it is to live there, how high the taxes are and how much they take of his income, how overall the quality of life is in Cali is terrible, but then continues to vote for the same people who push for the policies he hates and complains about.

@xerocoop9041

8 ай бұрын

He complains about how California uses those taxes but supports higher taxes on the more wealthy because it’s more beneficial to social programs for poorer people that is why.

@TheJd2194

7 ай бұрын

He lives in FL

@MrRyan26

7 ай бұрын

He then explains that Europe has high taxes but I higher standard of living

"Jordan Peterson is very smart and insightful when he talks about psychology and he's very stupid when he talks about anything besides psychology." How arrogant do you need to be to say that? (It's rethorical!)

Right out of high school I worked retail at a knife store we sold a ton of kitchen knives and accessories including a knife block. This one customer decided to start a 10-minute back and forth about how the crate & barrel down the street sold the same knife block for almost half the price. After ignoring all of the things that I said, including theirs is pine ours is bamboo, the conversation came to an abrupt ending when I said , I don't know WTF you're still doing here wasting mine and your time when you could be buying the knife block from crate & barrel.... That was very close to my last day.

This was honestly an awesome show, im a destiny fan and i was partially expecting some kind of snide remarks from the hosts but it was just respectful discussions.

I wish this episode happened after he signed his Kick contract

@dylansevitt

11 ай бұрын

Why?

@SamiNami

11 ай бұрын

@@dylansevitt He made a lot of money, but we don't know how many millions.

@austinshoemaker1553

11 ай бұрын

@@SamiNamihe said it’s a 7 figure deal for 12 months I believe and that it was enough for him to feel like an idiot if he turned it down. I would guess it’s at least 2 million and at most 5 million.

I enjoyed this interview a lot.

Absolute banger. Great questions, great guest, keep up the good work.

Super interesting on the Dunning-Kruger effect. I started learning Spanish as a hobby when I was 21 while I commuted to work. The podcast I started with focused on speaking only and building up certain phrases (Kieran Ball) which build a false confidence in being able to speak after a few months. 6 months later as I continued studying and finished a few grammar books, I realized how elementary my spoken spanish really was. For those curious I reached ~B1 in about 1.5 years and am still there another year after that as I do not study intensely anymore.

Jack has officially taken over the podcast....

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

What do u mean?

@ryanb6614

11 ай бұрын

@@TheIcedCoffeeHourI think he likes that jack has been more talkative during the podcasts

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

Oh haha he was more familiar with Destiny than graham (-:

Good episode, I think putting the name of the person you're interviewing in the title it will help grow viewership!

Super stoked to hear August is killing it.

I worked at a coffee shop near my home town for a year and a half, and ended up moving to a new location, where i spent 8 months at. what destiny was describing at his casino job, i went through the exact same situation. I was a shift leader at both of my locations, and i felt as if i was one of, if not the strongest lead we had at the time. i always went above and beyond what was asked of me, but at the time we had employees that were lacking in motivation, and no matter how many times i had requested for them to do their tasks, i ended up having to do their jobs as well. after two months of tiring myself out, i finally realized that the only option was to talk to my bosses boss. neither the manager, or the owner had even reached out the employees to help correct them and get them back on track. all of the sudden, i begun receiving write ups, heated talks about missed items off of our checklist, and even texts and calls on my days off schedule claiming i wasn't doing my job correctly. despite all of that, i got suspended, and after a week i stayed even longer for another month. why i stayed is beyond me, but i did. eventually i got tired of the solicitous calls on my days off and quit. since then, their reviews online have tanked. the ship is sinking, and i couldn't be happier.

@-47-

11 ай бұрын

I noticed that in a lot of companies, managerial roles are 10% about competency and 90% about politics, bureaucracy, and desperately hanging onto your power.

This is a crossover i never expected nor knew i needed

Great episode!! 👍 n subscribed!

Brilliant, insightful interview.

Super engaging the whole time. Honestly rare for interview-style podcasts for me.

Great convo!

So in Ukraine we had the same problems as in California, but after the 2014 Revolution of Dignity our anti-corruption activists developed a new public electronic procurement system called Prozorro (play on the Ukrainian word “transparent”) where state and municipal customers publicize tenders to purchase goods, works and services, and business representatives compete for the opportunity to become a state supplier. From 2016 the Prozorro system is mandatory for central authorities, monopolists and all of the government customers. Though there are attempts to circumvent it, this system works great to hold authorities accountable.

@tcritt

11 ай бұрын

It works like this in the UK too, although the current government still ignores it sometimes.

Your insights are spot on and straightforward. We look forward to see more.

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

You got it!

Awesome, yall got a really cool thing goin here. Nice work gettin ol' D to open up about more specific topics. Great convo, definitely gonna have to stick around n see what else yall got cookin. Or well, brewing. ;D

@TheIcedCoffeeHour

11 ай бұрын

Lmaoooo love the clever comment

This was a great episode!

I can confirm that people will order and extra well done steak and ask about it 8 mins later. It’s fucking infuriating. Especially, when I tell them when they order, a well done steak takes at least 20 mins, and u want it extra well. Is that okay? Every time it’s okay, and every time they ask what’s taking so long?

i do think its fascinating to recognize all the things moderation is important for. moderate adversity is one of them. too much adversity and you get trauma and not enough you get apathy.

I really did not expect the credit card channel would end up having a side channel that interview people on both sides of the political spectrum. Kudos to you, Graham!

I remember watching Destiny and having him call out of a carpet cleaning job live on stream lmao.

Great interview! Very insightful 🙏

@Chris-il5im

11 ай бұрын

Hi Angela, when will you return to destiny’s stream? You have a lovely presence.

@avarice4556

11 ай бұрын

Love seeing you here

Never would I thought the day would come where i see destiny talking to on here. What a great episode 🔥

Amazing episode and guest.

literally never saw this coming but i love it DGG

The most HILARIOUS thing I’ve heard all year “i live very frugally in a 5000$ a month apartment” brotha! Thats 5 times my mortgage on a 180,000$ house lmao

Hahahah destiny's hair is boosting the algorithm 😂😂😂

August is literally the best editor in the biz.

Pretty good episode, but how come you didn't even mention once that Destiny is a girls name?

This podcast actually makes me realize Steven isn't a bad guy.

@indigenousndn7631

11 ай бұрын

Exactly my comment. Tbh. Who makes alot of money then becomes liberal? Says alot abr his character!!

@mynthecooldude

11 ай бұрын

What did you think of him before?

@firepitch5113

11 ай бұрын

@@mynthecooldude im a big destiny fan,but i can completely see how someone wouldnt like him especially looking at his old content

@thegrunbeld6876

11 ай бұрын

Steven is a bad boy

@kreenbopulusmichael7205

10 ай бұрын

@@firepitch5113 the biggest issue, and its something people like him do alot, is he assumes intentions

refreshing humility ✔️

"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it" Is a quote often misattributed to Aristotle, at best it's a loose paraphrase, the closet thing he actually said was “It is the mark of an educated man to look for precision in each class of things just so far as the nature of the subject admits; it is evidently equally foolish to accept probable reasoning from a mathematician and to demand from a rhetorician scientific proofs.”

This was a great conversation overall

Saying that everybody is essentially a slave to their emotions and that logic/reason come second, just proves that Destiny is an idiot who's enslaved by his emotions, that he's fully aware of this and yet continues to present himself as a reasonable moderater who knows what he's talking about and can be objective... traditional men, not men who act and think like women, build and foster their reason with the critical understanding that if we do not, then we WILL and can only be slaves to emotion, then we'd all be like Destiny and the world would suck!

This was great!!! Thank you, subscribed

Destiny has been killing it EXTRA hard ever since he dyed his hair 🏳️‍🌈

@pizzelle2

11 ай бұрын

He actually has…it’s so funny

@WanderTheNomad

10 ай бұрын

I wonder if he ever expected it to turn into as big a thing that it did. Cuz I certainly didn't.

I love how you all stay neutral and bring on guests from both sides of politics!

I feel like Jack and Destiny were having a speed talking contest lol. We got a 3 hour podcast in only 2 hours!