EP23 Scott Stark | From Rehab to Top 1% Creator: The Truth About Consistency, Taboo & Obsession

[01:00:00:06 - 01:00:05:15] Speaker 2 the last like six months or so, maybe eight months, I'm not really sure. It's been like four scenes.

[01:00:05:15 - 01:00:05:21] Speaker 1 Really?

[01:00:05:21 - 01:00:17:03] Speaker 2 think step fantasy role play is just one of those taboos where like people don't want to admit that they're into it, but the numbers speak for themselves. They have to be into it

[01:00:17:03 - 01:00:30:14] Speaker 2 you know, we are kind of, you know, addicts, especially when they get clean, but even when they're not like, we're very like obsessive and compulsive type of people. And so when we find stuff that we like, we really like it. Yeah. And we like get obsessed with it.

[01:00:30:14 - 01:00:31:02] Speaker 4 Yeah.

[01:00:31:02 - 01:00:32:10] Speaker 1 lights on or lights off?

[01:00:32:10 - 01:00:34:09] Speaker 2 I like the lights dimmed.

[01:00:34:09 - 01:00:39:06] Speaker 1 Okay. That's a good one. A planned scene or spontaneous?

[01:00:39:06 - 01:00:41:12] Speaker 2 I like planned. Okay. I'm a planned guy.

[01:00:41:12 - 01:00:46:11] Speaker 1 Cause then you know what you're going to do and yeah. Social media DMS, blessing or a

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[01:01:02:00 - 01:01:18:21] Speaker 1 to the show guys. Today on the Lexus Star show, we've got someone who's basically the VIP of adult content,

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[01:01:25:06 - 01:01:38:09] Speaker 2 guys inviting me on.

[01:01:38:09 - 01:01:43:03] Speaker 1 So I know this is your first podcast. So I'm very honored to have Pop'dra Cherry.

[01:01:43:03 - 01:01:48:02] Speaker 2 Yes, I'm very excited. I've never done anything like this before. So it's a first.

[01:01:48:02 - 01:01:57:16] Speaker 1 First of many because you're gonna do more. But I have the privilege of saying that he was here first. That's right. All right, so let's get right into it.

[01:01:58:18 - 01:02:00:10] Speaker 1 You've been doing adult content for quite some time.

[01:02:00:10 - 01:02:01:09] Speaker 2 A little bit.

[01:02:01:09 - 01:02:03:04] Speaker 1 A little bit. How many years has it been now?

[01:02:03:04 - 01:02:10:04] Speaker 2 So my first ever scene was March 18th of 23.

[01:02:11:06 - 01:02:13:20] Speaker 2 March of this year, it'll be three years.

[01:02:13:20 - 01:02:18:05] Speaker 1 Oh, shoot. Okay. I thought it was a bit longer than that. You remember the exact date. Yeah, I love it.

[01:02:18:05 - 01:02:32:06] Speaker 2 Yeah, it's an important day for me. Yeah, because you know, this is kind of gone. It was I wasn't ever expecting to like make it this far. Really, you know, when I started. So yeah, I actually like kind of celebrate like

[01:02:32:06 - 01:02:33:06] Speaker 1 that your day.

[01:02:33:06 - 01:02:34:21] Speaker 2 Yeah, my corner. anniversary.

[01:02:34:21 - 01:02:40:13] Speaker 1 Your corner. That's a good one. I feel like ours was back in August.

[01:02:42:08 - 01:02:42:12] Speaker 1 August.

[01:02:42:12 - 01:02:43:22] Speaker 3 I think it was a summer.

[01:02:43:22 - 01:02:53:02] Speaker 1 It was August. So I think I'm going to figure out what my corner corner and celebrated at the same time. What were you doing before you got into this?

[01:02:53:02 - 01:03:01:18] Speaker 2 So you know, I feel like it's important to say that that I am a recovering addict.

[01:03:02:20 - 01:03:05:20] Speaker 2 And so, you know, I just in

[01:03:05:20 - 01:03:13:07] Speaker 2 September, I just celebrated eight years clean from all drugs and alcohol. I don't do anything. I don't smoke weed or anything like that. I don't drink.

[01:03:14:18 - 01:03:27:14] Speaker 2 I just say that because, you know, when I was in early recovery, kind of like a popular job till I get into was like working in rehabs. And so that's what I was doing before the industry.

[01:03:29:12 - 01:03:56:09] Speaker 2 I started out as like a behavioral health technician. So it's basically just like a glorified babysitter for people that are in treatment. But then I started working in the admissions side of things. So working with like families and the clients themselves who are struggling and getting them to come into the facility. So it's a lot of just on the phone, you know, working with people trying to get them to get the help that they need.

[01:03:57:20 - 01:04:06:00] Speaker 2 So I did that for about four years prior to being in the industry. And then my last year doing it, I did both simultaneously.

[01:04:06:00 - 01:04:11:18] Speaker 1 Nice. It must be really fulfilling to do something that makes a difference in people's lives, right?

[01:04:11:18 - 01:04:24:22] Speaker 2 Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's one of those things where like sometimes every once in a while it feels fulfilling. A lot of the times it was frustrating, you know, because you're working with people that like need help, but don't necessarily want help.

[01:04:24:22 - 01:04:30:22] Speaker 1 But I feel like any job that you do is going to get frustrating at some point, right? For sure.

[01:04:32:01 - 01:04:38:11] Speaker 1 But I mean, at least you were doing something that was helping people, even though obviously they didn't want it.

[01:04:39:14 - 01:04:49:00] Speaker 1 So you are ranked at 19 on pH. And you started in March of 2023. That's freaking awesome. How did you do that?

[01:04:50:10 - 01:05:18:05] Speaker 2 Well, I mean, I just I think the biggest reason for the success that I've kind of found is probably like just being really consistent. For the first like eight months, I released one scene a week. And then after that, it was two scenes a week for about a year and a half, almost two years, probably a year and a half. And then over

[01:05:18:05 - 01:05:23:14] Speaker 2 the last like six months or so, maybe eight months, I'm not really sure. It's been like four scenes.

[01:05:23:14 - 01:05:23:20] Speaker 1 Really?

[01:05:23:20 - 01:05:57:01] Speaker 1 And don't you feel like that's a bit too much, though? Because I feel like it doesn't give, correct me if I'm wrong, but it doesn't give time for your other videos to like marinate. What do you think? Because I was doing once in a week and now I'm doing two. And I don't know, like I look at my views sometimes and it's like, okay, I'm at like thirty, forty K. But then eventually, like, you know, the numbers will go higher. But I do feel like once I started doing twice a week, maybe my views went a bit lower. What do you think about that?

[01:05:57:01 - 01:06:09:09] Speaker 2 Well, I have two amateur accounts. So I do two on one and two on the other. So when it comes to rank, like I think that's important to say that I split it between two different amateur accounts.

[01:06:10:09 - 01:06:17:11] Speaker 2 And but so that new that second account that I made is relatively new. It's only like six to eight months old.

[01:06:19:02 - 01:06:23:20] Speaker 2 But the other account, yeah, I've stuck to two. Okay. That one,

[01:06:24:23 - 01:06:46:08] Speaker 2 you know, I, you know, I kind of like I kind of cherry picked the scenes that I feel like are the best sometimes. So it's like a little bit more tailored towards like trying to make it the best as it possibly could be. You know, but I have a ton of content and I think all of it is good. Yeah, some of it is just better than others sometimes. Yeah. There's so many variables that depend on that.

[01:06:47:13 - 01:07:05:05] Speaker 2 But I don't think that I'm putting out too much stuff. Like since I've started releasing like for a week on, you know, my, my, my, you know, private site, it's pretty much like doubled my income. So yeah, it's, it's, it's, it makes sense to do it.

[01:07:05:05 - 01:07:08:12] Speaker 1 So wait, so on your free sites, you're posting for a week.

[01:07:09:18 - 01:07:11:17] Speaker 2 So on my, on the tube sites.

[01:07:11:17 - 01:07:12:02] Speaker 4 Yeah.

[01:07:12:02 - 01:07:15:22] Speaker 2 I post for a week and they're, they're previews.

[01:07:15:22 - 01:07:19:05] Speaker 1 So they're not okay. So it's the full, yeah, we started doing that.

[01:07:19:05 - 01:07:30:21] Speaker 2 Yeah. So they're not the full scenes. They're just previews. Typically my full scenes are 30 minutes to 40 minutes long. I might put anywhere from 10 minutes to 20 minutes, depending on how long the roleplay is depending on, uh,

[01:07:31:22 - 01:07:38:21] Speaker 2 you know, just, I want to make it good. Sometimes I give the, I give a little bit more free to try to get some virality.

[01:07:38:21 - 01:07:39:14] Speaker 1 Yeah.

[01:07:40:15 - 01:07:44:08] Speaker 2 But I try to leave as much out as possible so people can,

[01:07:44:08 - 01:07:54:14] Speaker 1 can go to the, to the site. Obviously. Do you, do you find that that, like, have you always done that? Have you always done like that? You've done that from the beginning,

[01:07:54:14 - 01:07:55:22] Speaker 2 the very beginning.

[01:07:55:22 - 01:07:56:03] Speaker 1 Okay.

[01:07:56:03 - 01:07:58:23] Speaker 2 I put out my first two videos free.

[01:07:58:23 - 01:07:59:11] Speaker 4 Okay.

[01:07:59:11 - 01:08:02:00] Speaker 2 And ever since then I've only put out previous.

[01:08:02:00 - 01:08:02:15] Speaker 1 Okay.

[01:08:02:15 - 01:08:03:07] Speaker 2 Yeah.

[01:08:03:07 - 01:08:04:06] Speaker 1 Yeah. We started that.

[01:08:04:06 - 01:08:04:16] Speaker 2 Yeah.

[01:08:04:16 - 01:08:27:14] Speaker 1 It's, it's, it's going, it's going good. Um, but obviously it's a lot more work, right? Because like on a tube site, you're just going to be like, I'll do like a 10 minute video, right? And be like, all right, let's, but then when you want to do a, like a full version of it, you know, you're going at like 30 minutes and, and stuff like that. So um, so yeah, who was your first collab with? Do you remember that?

[01:08:27:14 - 01:08:33:03] Speaker 2 So I actually, when I started, I was, I was, I just,

[01:08:34:10 - 01:09:00:22] Speaker 2 as a guy, it's a little bit difficult to just like start collabing. You know, as a, as a guy in the industry, you kind of have to build a little bit of credibility. Yes. You have to build a reputation. You have to be known as a safe person to work with. So in the beginning, um, I'd started booking models just through agencies and doing paid scenes with girls who were doing mainstream industry work.

[01:09:02:01 - 01:09:14:12] Speaker 2 And uh, and that's kind of how I got started. So the girl that I filmed with first, it was a paid scene and uh, she's no longer in the industry anymore. A lot of the girls that I shot with when I first started, I'm no longer in the industry.

[01:09:14:12 - 01:09:21:21] Speaker 1 Well, a lot of girls go into it thinking they're going to make money, but then they're not consistent and then you know what I mean? It's true. It just, it doesn't work out.

[01:09:22:21 - 01:09:23:02] Speaker 1 Um,

[01:09:23:02 - 01:09:30:20] Speaker 1 So outside of, uh, the work that you do, excuse me, what is a hobby that you have that people would be surprised to, to know about?

[01:09:30:20 - 01:09:37:16] Speaker 2 Surprised to know about. I'm not really sure. Um, most people could tell by like my Instagram that I'm really into cars.

[01:09:37:16 - 01:09:37:21] Speaker 4 Yes.

[01:09:37:21 - 01:10:00:04] Speaker 2 I love cars. Um, I spend like way too much of my money on cars. My accountant is usually very upset with me. Um, but it's just like something that I love so much and it's something that I kind of like knew that I wanted. I just like couldn't afford. Um, so I didn't think that I'd ever be able to have like the cars that I wanted. Like, um,

[01:10:00:04 - 01:10:01:05] Speaker 1 how many cars you have?

[01:10:01:05 - 01:10:03:18] Speaker 2 Just three. Just three right now.

[01:10:03:18 - 01:10:05:03] Speaker 1 Just, just three.

[01:10:05:03 - 01:10:09:09] Speaker 2 Like all the cars that I wanted, I would need a lot of garage space.

[01:10:09:09 - 01:10:11:05] Speaker 1 Okay. So which cars do you have?

[01:10:11:05 - 01:10:13:04] Speaker 2 I have a McLaren seven 20 S.

[01:10:13:04 - 01:10:13:10] Speaker 1 Okay.

[01:10:13:10 - 01:10:23:12] Speaker 2 And then I have a G 63, uh, G wagon. And then I just bought an old, uh, Euro spec. It's, um, it was imported from Japan. It's an E 36 M three BMW.

[01:10:23:12 - 01:10:24:09] Speaker 4 Okay.

[01:10:24:09 - 01:10:26:16] Speaker 2 And it's, it's vintage. It's, it's a 98.

[01:10:26:16 - 01:10:29:02] Speaker 1 Okay. Well, I love vintage cars. Yeah. Super cool.

[01:10:29:02 - 01:10:36:21] Speaker 2 I bought it too because it was, um, it's completely stripped. There was like nothing inside of it besides like two, uh, bucket seats and a roll cage.

[01:10:36:21 - 01:10:37:08] Speaker 4 Okay.

[01:10:37:08 - 01:10:51:23] Speaker 2 So it's like track ready. And then the ones that they made for Asia and Europe back then, they never released them in the United States. Uh, they're significantly faster than the ones that they made in the United States. So they're a lot more fun to drive.

[01:10:51:23 - 01:10:58:18] Speaker 1 So how many cars would you have total? If you, if you had no limitations, like what is your, what are you eyeing on?

[01:10:58:18 - 01:11:27:19] Speaker 2 I would love to have 20 hyper cars, Kona Sags, Bugatti's, what's your next car? I don't know. That's a hard thing to say. The McLaren seven 20 S I staged two did, which means that, you know, I did down pipes and I messed with the computer and I did a bunch of stuff to make it a lot faster. So it's so ridiculously fast that I don't know what I would really upgrade to, to have the same sort of experience. Um, I probably have to spend a lot of money. And so, so for now I'm just going to keep it.

[01:11:27:19 - 01:11:43:10] Speaker 1 What you have. So I'm seeing, we had Teddy Tarantino here and it's like, I see a lot of similarities. Yes. Both, uh, he's a great guy. Yeah, he is. You guys are both in rehab. You guys both worked in like rehab facilities and you guys are both obsessed with cars.

[01:11:43:10 - 01:11:44:03] Speaker 5 Yes.

[01:11:44:03 - 01:11:48:15] Speaker 1 So is this like a, like a sober thing, a clean thing? I think,

[01:11:48:15 - 01:12:15:03] Speaker 2 you know, well, a lot of people think that like, when you get, when you stop, you know, using drugs or alcohol or whatever, that like life gets boring and I couldn't disagree more. I think someone who's like cleaning and recovery, like, you know, we are kind of, you know, addicts, especially when they get clean, but even when they're not like, we're very like obsessive and compulsive type of people. And so when we find stuff that we like, we really like it. Yeah. And we like get obsessed with it.

[01:12:15:03 - 01:12:15:15] Speaker 4 Yeah.

[01:12:15:15 - 01:12:27:16] Speaker 2 Um, and we want to do it all the time. And so, you know, I think a lot of like his success and my success is in the same way where it's like, you know, we just really became obsessed with what we were trying to accomplish.

[01:12:27:16 - 01:12:28:13] Speaker 4 Yeah.

[01:12:28:13 - 01:12:36:21] Speaker 2 And, uh, we just took that same energy that we used to have towards negative things and we put it towards positive things. And, um, yeah, yeah.

[01:12:36:21 - 01:12:38:16] Speaker 1 So a happy ending, a happy ending to like, you

[01:12:38:16 - 01:12:42:16] Speaker 2 know, everyone is like that into cars like that. Most people like don't really care that

[01:12:42:16 - 01:12:45:15] Speaker 1 much, but you guys also have the money to do it. Right. Yeah.

[01:12:45:15 - 01:12:50:18] Speaker 2 Yeah. I always say, well, I'm not rich. I'm irresponsible. I love that.

[01:12:50:18 - 01:12:51:17] Speaker 1 I love that.

[01:12:53:00 - 01:13:03:03] Speaker 1 No, I can't say the same about me. I'm pretty, I used to be irresponsible when I was younger and then like the older I get, I'm just like, shit. He wanted to buy a Porsche, a Porsche 911 and I was like,

[01:13:04:03 - 01:13:08:00] Speaker 1 Hey, it's a nice car, but I'm still waiting on it. Right.

[01:13:08:00 - 01:13:11:02] Speaker 3 Yeah. We moved to the States. So it was like, I have no credit.

[01:13:11:02 - 01:13:13:05] Speaker 1 Yeah. We have no credit. So waiting to build it.

[01:13:13:05 - 01:13:14:02] Speaker 5 Yeah.

[01:13:14:02 - 01:13:17:13] Speaker 3 Yeah. In Canada, our credit score is like 800 something.

[01:13:17:13 - 01:13:21:15] Speaker 2 And there's no mountains here, you know, there is a Porsche is good for the mountains. Yeah.

[01:13:21:15 - 01:13:23:05] Speaker 1 Well, we'll drive it back to Canada.

[01:13:23:05 - 01:13:23:21] Speaker 2 Everything's a straight line here.

[01:13:23:21 - 01:13:29:20] Speaker 3 I want an everyday car. You know what I mean? Because Teddy's telling me, I'll get a Lambo, but I feel like it's too much.

[01:13:29:20 - 01:13:33:23] Speaker 2 Yeah. Well, a lot of my friends, especially Ted, they're like real, real flashy guys.

[01:13:33:23 - 01:13:34:22] Speaker 5 Yeah. Exactly.

[01:13:34:22 - 01:13:36:09] Speaker 2 Where Porsche is more like stealth wealth.

[01:13:36:09 - 01:13:38:02] Speaker 5 Yeah. I like it.

[01:13:38:02 - 01:13:43:07] Speaker 2 I hate it on Porsches for a while now, but lately they've been kind of growing on.

[01:13:43:07 - 01:13:45:11] Speaker 1 Okay. Because Teddy is a hater on Porsche as well.

[01:13:45:11 - 01:13:46:13] Speaker 2 Yeah. Yeah.

[01:13:47:22 - 01:14:33:20] Speaker 2 There's a lot of, they are a little bit overrated and, you know, kind of inflated and priced too. But I am, I go on these like car rallies a lot and typically I bring my car, my McLaren, but I'm in March, I'm going to a rally that starts in Vegas. Then goes to Sedona, then Scottsdale, Arizona, then Palm Springs, California. And I'm renting a 992 GT3 RS, which is kind of like, you know, back when I was younger, kids loved like Lamborghinis and Ferraris and stuff like that. Kids these days, like they love the GT3 RS. That's like the best pinnacle of like supercar sports car. And so I'm only, I'm only renting it because I want to see if it's actually worth the hike.

[01:14:33:20 - 01:14:35:17] Speaker 3 Yeah. I might sell you McLaren, bro.

[01:14:35:17 - 01:14:43:13] Speaker 2 Yeah. I would, I would love for it to like prove me wrong and blow me away and make me want to sell my McLaren. I just don't think

[01:14:43:13 - 01:14:45:17] Speaker 1 it's going to be. Stay tuned. We'll

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[01:15:23:02 - 01:15:27:09] Speaker 1 So when you started in the adult industry, did you have any supporters?

[01:15:28:20 - 01:15:44:01] Speaker 2 Yeah. Um, well, I think I also think it's very important to say that like the way I got started was, um, I was, um, friends for many years with Alex Adams and Alex Adams is like the number one guy on, on

[01:15:44:01 - 01:15:50:00] Speaker 2 Like he's the most viewed person ever in

[01:15:50:00 - 01:15:53:05] Speaker 2 I think I'm pretty sure. And uh,

[01:15:53:05 - 01:15:54:09] Speaker 1 he's in the top five for sure.

[01:15:54:09 - 01:15:58:09] Speaker 2 Yeah. And uh, he probably makes more money than everyone else in the industry.

[01:15:58:09 - 01:16:00:05] Speaker 3 We're going to have to get him on the show though.

[01:16:00:05 - 01:17:03:15] Speaker 2 Yeah. So we, we had a lot of, um, mutual friends and I knew him for years and, um, we were close, but like, and I knew what he did for a living. Um, but, uh, we were just friends and I, and I, I, I'd never even thought to like ask him about his job too much. He would tell me a lot of like funny stories about, you know, girls that he worked with or, you know, things that he did when he first started or stuff. And we would laugh about it. But um, you know, I was working in the treatment center and I was putting in a lot of hours every week and I just got to this place where I felt sort of just unsatisfied with my life. And I was going to an office with no windows and working 50 hours a week, you know, waking up at like 7am to be at the office by eight 30 and, and then I get home and it's like seven and I wake up and I do it all over again. Like it just felt very like, I don't feel like I was made for that sort of life. Like I always felt like I was made to like live a little differently.

[01:17:03:15 - 01:17:06:03] Speaker 1 Yeah. More dangerous, a little bit adventurous.

[01:17:06:03 - 01:17:50:19] Speaker 2 And so it was, it was, it was a great, it was great while it lasted, but you know, I, I was kind of, I had saved up some money and I was looking for another business. Like I was actively looking to start a business that, and I had never started a business before. Um, but when I was younger, you know, I felt like that I was like, I felt compelled to, to do something like that. And um, so I had saved up some money and I was trying to like, I had a lot of friends that were like opening up like insurance companies and becoming licensed agents and like, you know, owning their own like call centers. I had friends that were doing like moving brokerages and there was all these like different avenues

[01:17:50:19 - 01:18:03:15] Speaker 2 people were making money that I knew of that I had like, you know, they were mutual friends of mine, but a lot of people that I reached out to, um, they kind of were gatekeeping.

[01:18:03:15 - 01:18:06:12] Speaker 1 Yeah. And they were like, people do that. My God.

[01:18:06:12 - 01:18:52:03] Speaker 2 Yeah. So they were like, they didn't want to, you know, tell me how it worked. They didn't want to like, let me in on the secret. I think a lot of those businesses too, were ones that were like, if I really wanted to invest in that, I'd have to go all in and I'd have to quit my job immediately. You know, um, but when I asked Alex Adams, if he could kind of give me some tips about, you know, uh, how to start in the industry, like he, he, you know, he gave me a lot of information. Like I owe a lot of what I have and my success to, to him kind of introducing me and he, you know, he would tell him like everything I know about like role play is from him and, uh, he would kind of like tell me about why the role play was so good.

[01:18:52:03 - 01:18:55:17] Speaker 1 Um, do you want to tell us, well, are you going to gatekeep?

[01:18:55:17 - 01:19:51:03] Speaker 2 Well, I mean, I'll say, the real name of the game when it comes to role play is taboo. So like anything that's like wrong or like the stigma that people think should be wrong. Um, cause there's so many stigmas around so many things and like me being in this line of work, I'm very open-minded. So in my mind, none of it feels very taboo, but for most people, a lot of the role play stuff is very taboo. And so, you know, he, he would just, he did a good job of like kind of explain to me, like kind of make things like kind of seem real and kind of make it, make it so where it's like, um, really sort of enticing and, and, you know, dirty or like naughty or like, you know, a little bit more, has a little bit more edge. Um, you know, and, uh, it's something that he's like perfected over and over and over again.

[01:19:51:03 - 01:19:53:20] Speaker 1 He's really good at the role play, but you are as well.

[01:19:53:20 - 01:20:03:16] Speaker 2 Yeah. And so I, and I realized too that it was something that in the beginning, like I was not good at it. Cause it was so strange to me, but now it's like, I have released over 300 teens.

[01:20:04:19 - 01:20:17:11] Speaker 2 So it's like, it's something that I've just done over and over and over and over again. The more you do it, the more you kind of understand. And then I was lucky enough to be posting so, so consistently that, um,

[01:20:18:17 - 01:20:40:15] Speaker 2 something would do good and I would look at it and I'd be like, okay, why did this do good? And something would do bad. I'd be like, why did this do bad? Like what I would try to like dissect my own videos. And then also like other people would, you know, go viral. And I was like watching all the other creators and, um, you know, I spent a lot of time looking at the most viewed page on porn

[01:20:40:15 - 01:21:01:01] Speaker 2 home, trying to figure out like, what is the best thing? And that's kind of like how I decided that the niche of role play was like the best for me. Cause if you look at the most viewed page, it's kind of split between two different categories. You're just like step fantasy role play specifically, step mom and step sister, and then BBC.

[01:21:01:01 - 01:21:01:22] Speaker 1 Yeah.

[01:21:01:22 - 01:21:11:08] Speaker 2 And like, that's, that's typically, that's typically, and I don't know if that's like politically correct, but that's the category that does the best. Um, and,

[01:21:11:08 - 01:21:13:07] Speaker 1 and you're not black, so you had to scratch it.

[01:21:13:07 - 01:21:37:11] Speaker 2 I kinda got pigeonholed into, into one. Yeah. So, um, and then of course, you know, what trumps everything, uh, in my opinion is like big naturals that those, for some reason, the girls that have that seem to perform the best. Um, but if you take big naturals and you put it in role play, or if you take big naturals and you put it in BBC, then it, it's the ultimate.

[01:21:37:11 - 01:21:38:23] Speaker 1 What do you mean by big naturals?

[01:21:38:23 - 01:21:42:06] Speaker 2 I feel like big, like girls with big natural boobs.

[01:21:42:06 - 01:21:46:05] Speaker 1 Okay. Like, but there's a lot that look natural, but aren't natural.

[01:21:46:05 - 01:21:46:13] Speaker 2 That's true.

[01:21:46:13 - 01:21:48:16] Speaker 1 Now, now really tell some time

[01:21:48:16 - 01:21:50:18] Speaker 2 these days, I agree with that.

[01:21:50:18 - 01:21:50:23] Speaker 1 Yeah.

[01:21:52:14 - 01:22:05:07] Speaker 2 You know, but I just, I would just see at like, you know, I was just seeing and studying the most viewed page to see like what performed the best, you know? And so I don't have big natural boobs. I don't have a big black

[01:22:05:07 - 01:22:05:22] Speaker 2 piece.

[01:22:05:22 - 01:22:22:18] Speaker 2 Yeah. And, uh, you know, so I was like, maybe I could do the role play stuff, you know? And luckily, you know, um, yeah, so I had a lot of, I had a lot of guidance. I did, I did have a lot of guidance. Yeah. So I feel very like lucky and fortunate about that.

[01:22:22:18 - 01:22:34:03] Speaker 1 Yeah. If you have help, but obviously, you know, makes the process easier. Um, I, I did, uh, we did a, like a MILF or like stepmom anal

[01:22:34:03 - 01:22:58:22] Speaker 1 or something like that. And that just went like fricking, you know? And then sometimes like, just like you, you know, I go in like the most viewed videos, try to get ideas, look at the titles, but then sometimes it's just like, is it really, is it really doing anything? Is it really helping me? Because I think that titles are very important. And then I see some people who are like really big and their titles are just like very basic. Yeah. What's your, what's your take on titles?

[01:22:58:22 - 01:23:29:22] Speaker 2 I try to keep it pretty basic. Actually, a lot of times you don't want to overcomplicate things. You want to kind of keep it simple. Same thing with the role play. Like I don't, it's, I've gone through phases where I keep, like in the beginning it was super simple because I wasn't really capable of doing anything else. And then as I kept doing it and I became more comfortable with it, I started to like make them more complicated. And then I noticed that when I started to make them a little bit more complicated that they weren't performing as well. And so a lot of times there's like the, a lot of these like classic role play tropes that people love, like stepmom,

[01:23:29:22 - 01:23:30:05] Speaker 2 you

[01:23:30:05 - 01:23:48:15] Speaker 2 know, is just something that like is a fantasy that goes way back in time, you know, and, and, and, and, uh, you know, is going to do well if done right, you know. And I also think that, um, I look at, I look at, you know,

[01:23:49:22 - 01:23:51:02] Speaker 2 role play scenes,

[01:23:52:06 - 01:24:03:19] Speaker 2 kind of like songs, like it's like in the music industry. And I think like when you're an artist in the music industry, you're kind of in the studio and you're making these songs and you don't really know what song is going to be a hit.

[01:24:03:19 - 01:24:04:03] Speaker 1 Yeah.

[01:24:04:03 - 01:24:34:02] Speaker 2 I listened to a lot of, um, like hip hop music and a really popular song in South Florida is like No Flockin' by Kodak Black. And it came out years ago and he made the song when he was like, I think like 17 or 18 years old, he was really young. And I don't think that he was expecting that song to do as good as, as it did, you know, and uh, but it's like, it's like a really famous song where like most people in South Florida, like it's like the anthem. They know it by heart. Yeah. And if you listen to the song,

[01:24:35:03 - 01:25:09:19] Speaker 2 it's kind of a simple song. Like there's nothing special about it. There's nothing, uh, you know, that it's like kind of like a silly song. It's kind of like a song where it's like, it's a little bit of, it's a little ignorant, but it's, but it's really catchy. And, and uh, but you know, for whatever reason, like that song exploded and it, and it became so ridiculously popular. And I think a lot of songs are like that. There's like, there's no real rhyme or reason to why it's so good, but there's something about it that people just really connect with.

[01:25:09:19 - 01:25:10:07] Speaker 1 Yeah.

[01:25:10:07 - 01:25:31:21] Speaker 2 And um, and I think role play is a lot like that where it's like sometimes it's just the right, the perfect storm of like banter back and forth and, and, and maybe a little awkwardness and maybe a little bit of like, you know, naughtiness or whatever you want to say a little just the taboo. Yeah. If you can kind of tap into it and it, and it kind of flows,

[01:25:33:00 - 01:25:35:15] Speaker 2 um, then it really just, people just really like it.

[01:25:35:15 - 01:25:38:04] Speaker 1 Do you ever get people who tell you like, Oh, it's repetitive.

[01:25:38:04 - 01:25:39:07] Speaker 2 Yeah, of course.

[01:25:39:07 - 01:26:10:04] Speaker 1 You know, I get that. I get that a lot. Cause we just go with like, Mel for stepmom, you know? And I feel like we, you know, we had, um, we had a really good scene like in the kitchen, um, uh, stepmom and it just blew up. And I'm like, we're just going to do the same thing. Right. Yeah. Obviously like you're going to do what works, right? And I'm like, Oh man, this is going to be so good. And I was like, okay, I guess not. You know, sometimes you think it's going to like, do amazing. And then they're like, I don't know. We've seen this before. It's like not quite, you know?

[01:26:10:04 - 01:26:51:06] Speaker 2 And there's ways to make it different. You know, I try really hard, but a lot of my videos are just like remixes of other videos that I've made, you know? Um, and you know, what I've noticed too, is that I, I don't pay attention too much to what people say versus like how it actually performs. Cause those two things are very, very different. Typically, like I get my most hate on my most viral videos. Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, it's one of those things where it's like, you could say that you don't like this, but the way that it's performing says otherwise. And so, so I started just focusing more on that because, um,

[01:26:52:07 - 01:27:00:01] Speaker 2 yeah, because a lot of people, I mean, I have tons of people that say like, Oh, don't even do this subsister stuff or, or don't even do the role play. It's such a waste of time.

[01:27:00:01 - 01:27:06:07] Speaker 2 I get comments that are like, Oh, just do yourself a favor and skip to the eight minute mark when the sex

[01:27:06:07 - 01:27:21:02] Speaker 2 actually starts. You know, but I think, I think step fantasy role play is just one of those taboos where like people don't want to admit that they're into it, but the numbers speak for themselves. They have to be into it because if they weren't,

[01:27:21:02 - 01:27:22:07] Speaker 1 then people wouldn't be watching.

[01:27:22:07 - 01:27:22:21] Speaker 2 It wouldn't get me.

[01:27:22:21 - 01:27:23:07] Speaker 1 Exactly.

[01:27:23:07 - 01:27:24:13] Speaker 2 They wouldn't get no.

[01:27:24:13 - 01:27:38:11] Speaker 1 Let me ask you when you're filming with a girl and you're like, okay, this is what we're going to do today. Like, is it scripted or is a lot of it just like, you know, we'll see how the vibe goes and you tell them like, we got to talk a lot,

[01:27:38:11 - 01:27:43:23] Speaker 2 you know, or like, so it's, I never write scripts ever. Um,

[01:27:45:02 - 01:27:46:08] Speaker 2 it's all improv.

[01:27:47:12 - 01:27:52:20] Speaker 2 And so, which like makes a little difficult. And here's the thing. There's a lot of girls that I work with.

[01:27:53:21 - 01:27:55:16] Speaker 2 A lot of times it's our first time working together.

[01:27:56:18 - 01:28:12:15] Speaker 2 So a lot of times I'll have an idea from their prior content. If I watch it or maybe from their Instagram or maybe from their ex page, I'll have a general idea of how their personality might be, but I don't really know until they show up at my house.

[01:28:12:15 - 01:28:14:21] Speaker 1 Exactly. And so different people, right?

[01:28:14:21 - 01:29:05:21] Speaker 2 Yeah. Cause there's some girls that are really good at like portraying and then some, you know, some girls, not so much. So I don't really know. So a lot of times I'm bouncing around ideas in my head, like prior to the shoot. I'm like, well, she's like kind of cute and bubbly. We'll go with this, this sort of skit. And then maybe if she's a little mean and bratty, we'll go with this kind of skit, you know, so I'm kind of like all over the place. And so luckily, you know, there's that part of, you know, shooting where you guys meet and you do some paperwork and you might kind of talk a little bit, get to know each other and kind of talk about what you want to create today. So while we're doing that, I'll get an idea of like their personality. And then I typically ask them cause I don't, I don't try to make people something that they're not. Yeah. And so if they are bubbly and cute or timid and shy or a little bit apprehensive, like I want them to utilize that.

[01:29:05:21 - 01:29:06:06] Speaker 1 Exactly.

[01:29:06:06 - 01:29:10:11] Speaker 2 It'll come out way better because if you try to make a shy girl bratty and

[01:29:10:11 - 01:29:11:22] Speaker 1 confident, like, it's not going to work.

[01:29:11:22 - 01:29:17:20] Speaker 2 Yeah. You know, and then same thing with the bratty girls. If you try to make them more timid, like they're not always good at that.

[01:29:17:20 - 01:29:20:02] Speaker 1 Yeah, exactly. You gotta, you gotta work with what you got.

[01:29:20:02 - 01:29:33:17] Speaker 2 Yes. And I'm a big believer in that. Sometimes I have these like great ideas and then when they show up, I'm like, Oh no, like I have to completely change what I wanted to do because this skit is a good skit, but not with her, this

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[01:30:11:03 - 01:30:16:04] Speaker 1 have a scene or like not a scene, but like a,

[01:30:17:17 - 01:30:23:00] Speaker 1 when you were working with somebody and it just went like completely sideways and did you ever have like one of those moments or what

[01:30:23:00 - 01:30:24:00] Speaker 2 do you mean by sideways?

[01:30:24:00 - 01:30:33:23] Speaker 1 Well, it just, I don't know. You couldn't, you guys couldn't finish it or like the girl, like the vibe was off or there was attitude or I don't know.

[01:30:33:23 - 01:32:29:16] Speaker 2 Yeah. There, there has been a couple cases where I've been filming, um, typically on like page shoots all due, and this will be like discussed prior to shooting that we're doing like two different videos. So instead of making like one long production, that's like, you know, 45 minutes to an hour long. Um, we're like, typically girls are on set for pro companies for like six to eight hours, sometimes even 12 hours. You know, my sets are not like that. They're like four hours tops. And that's if we're making two different videos. So a lot of times when I do like paid work, I like to split it in two and do like two 20 to 25 minute videos. And so a lot of times, the only times I run into issues is when maybe a girl's been on set for more than like two or three hours and we're on our second, you know, shoe and, um, for whatever reason, they feel like, you know, they, and it rarely ever happens. Um, that, uh, I, it's only been in like twice in like three years that, yeah, that, you know, basically I decided when that happens to you, I'm just like, okay, like if you don't want to work, then I don't want to work. You know, it's one of those things where it's like, it's unfortunate, you know, but, uh, and I'm probably not going to work with that person ever again, but I don't really like take it too personally. Um, I'm just like, whatever it is that they have going on has nothing to do with me. It's probably some personal problem that has nothing to do with me. So I kind of just treat it like that. So other than that, uh, not really, there have been maybe a couple other cases where, um, I booked a couple of girls for a paid scene and when they showed up, they weren't, they didn't, they didn't really have the best attitude. And I don't ever expect anyone to like kiss my ass.

[01:32:29:16 - 01:32:30:08] Speaker 1 No, no, for sure.

[01:32:30:08 - 01:32:35:09] Speaker 2 But it's one of those things where it's like, you got to at least act like you kind of want to be there a little bit.

[01:32:35:09 - 01:32:40:06] Speaker 1 It's your job. Like you're, you're being paid, you're getting paid to be there. So like, at least, you know, yeah.

[01:32:40:06 - 01:32:51:22] Speaker 2 And I don't even need chemistry. Like I could work with, I've worked with, I don't need chemistry. I really don't. I say that all the time. Like I'm, I like to keep things professional. If there is chemistry, obviously that's wonderful.

[01:32:51:22 - 01:32:52:03] Speaker 5 Yeah.

[01:32:52:03 - 01:32:59:08] Speaker 2 But a lot of times there's not. Yeah. And that's okay. Like there doesn't have to be, you know, and all those days I'm like, well, we're working today.

[01:32:59:08 - 01:32:59:15] Speaker 5 Yeah.

[01:32:59:15 - 01:33:08:04] Speaker 2 And, and you know, but, um, I don't, yeah, so I don't need there to be chemistry, but I need it. I need it to, to, to work. I need it.

[01:33:08:04 - 01:33:08:15] Speaker 1 It's got to work.

[01:33:08:15 - 01:33:18:17] Speaker 2 I need it to look good. Cause if you don't want to be there, they're going to see that on camera. When the camera is rolling, they're going to see that, that you don't want to be there. You're not enjoying it.

[01:33:18:17 - 01:33:21:17] Speaker 1 And then the viewer's not going to enjoy it when they see that the person.

[01:33:21:17 - 01:33:31:16] Speaker 2 So in that case, you know, there's been a couple of times where before we even start shooting and you know, a lot of times I could tell too, if they don't want to take pictures or if they're not interested in making reels.

[01:33:31:16 - 01:33:36:00] Speaker 1 But you got to, you got to maybe say that to them prior. You know what I mean?

[01:33:36:00 - 01:34:00:18] Speaker 2 I do. I do. And here's the thing too is like, you know, most of the mainstream pro girls are used to doing the pre-shoot things, you know, all the time. And so, you know, it's, this is very rare that this happens, you know, it really is like for the most part, I have like wonderful experiences, whether they're just professional or whether we end up being friends for a long time and have great chemistry and we work together multiple times.

[01:34:02:10 - 01:34:11:13] Speaker 2 But yeah, every once in a while before we even get started, I might say, Hey, like I'm having some technical difficulties. We're going to have to cancel for today.

[01:34:11:13 - 01:34:12:01] Speaker 1 We love to cancel.

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[01:34:37:08 - 01:34:41:10] Speaker 1 Who would be one person that you'd love to do a scene with that you haven't done one yet?

[01:34:41:10 - 01:34:42:00] Speaker 2 Oh my God.

[01:34:43:15 - 01:34:52:01] Speaker 2 There's so many. I don't know who at the top of my head, probably like Autumn Falls. Autumn Falls would probably be like the top.

[01:34:52:01 - 01:34:53:02] Speaker 1 But does she do?

[01:34:53:02 - 01:34:58:22] Speaker 2 I don't know. I don't think she's doing mainstream anymore. I think she's still doing like her own content.

[01:35:00:15 - 01:35:01:08] Speaker 2 Also Skybree,

[01:35:02:16 - 01:35:18:15] Speaker 2 they're both like, I don't know how much of like BG content they're making. And if they are, it's probably like with their significant other, you know, shout out to them. Yeah. But both of them used to regularly make contact, especially Autumn Falls at one point was like doing a lot of mainstream.

[01:35:18:15 - 01:35:25:09] Speaker 1 So I'm trying to think I have an idea of who Autumn Falls is, but let me just see if natural

[01:35:25:09 - 01:35:26:22] Speaker 3 boobs, right?

[01:35:26:22 - 01:35:27:04] Speaker 2 She does.

[01:35:27:04 - 01:35:28:20] Speaker 3 Yeah. Pretty girl, right?

[01:35:30:19 - 01:35:33:12] Speaker 2 There's other girls too that are like newer that that.

[01:35:33:12 - 01:35:34:08] Speaker 1 Oh yeah. She's pretty.

[01:35:34:08 - 01:35:35:00] Speaker 2 Yeah.

[01:35:35:00 - 01:35:36:05] Speaker 1 Those are natural?

[01:35:36:05 - 01:35:37:15] Speaker 2 I think so.

[01:35:37:15 - 01:35:38:06] Speaker 1 They look great.

[01:35:38:06 - 01:35:39:02] Speaker 2 Yeah.

[01:35:39:02 - 01:35:40:12] Speaker 1 So have you hit her up?

[01:35:40:12 - 01:35:43:18] Speaker 2 I don't know if I have. I don't really.

[01:35:44:18 - 01:35:54:17] Speaker 2 There's some girls that are so popular. I don't even like bother, but I guess now I probably should just to see can't hurt. You know, in the beginning I would, I would message like so many girls.

[01:35:54:17 - 01:35:56:20] Speaker 1 Well, yeah. All the guys are just like,

[01:35:56:20 - 01:36:13:21] Speaker 2 almost never get a response, but I never took it personal. I always knew that most girls don't even run their accounts. And so they don't even see the message anyways. And most of them have thousands of messages to sort through with a bunch of guys that claim to be producers that aren't really producers

[01:36:13:21 - 01:36:19:01] Speaker 1 or guys who like just want to, I want to get into the adult, make a movie with me.

[01:36:19:01 - 01:36:19:08] Speaker 2 Right.

[01:36:19:08 - 01:36:20:01] Speaker 4 Yeah.

[01:36:20:01 - 01:36:36:00] Speaker 2 So I've never, I've never taken that personally lately. It's a lot of like the recommendations that I get from other people or like references or it's just word of mouth from girls that have worked to me. And they're like, Oh, like I did a scene with Scott and it did so great. You should really work with him.

[01:36:36:00 - 01:36:40:23] Speaker 1 You know, But I mean, you've reached a level now where you kind of don't even, you know, it kind of comes to you, right?

[01:36:40:23 - 01:36:51:16] Speaker 2 Yeah. A little bit. So a little bit more now. Yeah. But they're still, you know, so those girls are probably like girls that like are probably, I don't think that they're interested at all in like mainstream work.

[01:36:51:16 - 01:36:54:06] Speaker 1 It's going to happen. No, you

[01:36:54:06 - 01:36:55:12] Speaker 1 never know. You got to be positive about it.

[01:36:55:12 - 01:36:56:16] Speaker 2 You said if there was anyone.

[01:36:56:16 - 01:36:57:07] Speaker 1 So,

[01:36:58:08 - 01:37:03:22] Speaker 1 okay. I'm going to ask you a few rapid fire questions. Okay. So lights on or lights off?

[01:37:05:08 - 01:37:07:02] Speaker 2 I like the lights dimmed.

[01:37:07:02 - 01:37:11:23] Speaker 1 Okay. That's a good one. A planned scene or spontaneous?

[01:37:12:23 - 01:37:14:20] Speaker 2 I like planned. Okay. I'm a planned guy.

[01:37:14:20 - 01:37:20:05] Speaker 1 Cause then you know what you're going to do and yeah. Social media DMS, blessing or a curse?

[01:37:20:05 - 01:37:21:14] Speaker 2 Also blessing.

[01:37:21:14 - 01:37:22:02] Speaker 1 Yeah.

[01:37:23:04 - 01:37:24:23] Speaker 1 Do you ever get any like weird DMS?

[01:37:26:01 - 01:37:26:07] Speaker 2 Yes.

[01:37:26:07 - 01:37:31:00] Speaker 1 What's the weirdest one you've got? If you can think of one a lot of times and is it from girls or guys?

[01:37:31:00 - 01:37:32:00] Speaker 2 Oh, it's always guys.

[01:37:32:00 - 01:37:32:12] Speaker 1 Really?

[01:37:32:12 - 01:37:33:04] Speaker 2 Girls on him.

[01:37:33:04 - 01:37:33:17] Speaker 1 Okay.

[01:37:36:01 - 01:37:36:06] Speaker 2 Uh,

[01:37:37:09 - 01:37:58:15] Speaker 2 most of the, the weirdest stuff that I get is like guys that want me to like, you know, have fun with their wives. Really? And stuff like that. Yeah. That's probably like the weirdest it gets. It doesn't get like that weird, you know, but there's a lot of guys that. I want that to have that fantasy and they want to be involved too. A lot of times.

[01:37:58:15 - 01:37:59:17] Speaker 5 Yeah. Yeah.

[01:37:59:17 - 01:38:01:07] Speaker 2 Yeah. So I get a lot of like requests.

[01:38:01:07 - 01:38:02:22] Speaker 3 They want to tickle your pickle.

[01:38:02:22 - 01:38:13:23] Speaker 2 Yeah. I think that they would probably, um, do a lot of things, you know, uh, with me. If I agree to it, I don't know.

[01:38:13:23 - 01:38:15:09] Speaker 1 Let's just clear that out.

[01:38:16:14 - 01:38:16:19] Speaker 2 Yeah.

[01:38:16:19 - 01:38:21:02] Speaker 1 Okay. So, uh, what is your favorite platform to create for?

[01:38:22:11 - 01:38:28:18] Speaker 2 Ooh, that's a tough one. Um, well, you know, as of right now, I would say

[01:38:28:18 - 01:38:30:01] Speaker 2 Pornhub, Pornhub

[01:38:30:01 - 01:39:32:11] Speaker 2 like changed my life. Like the viewership and the traffic that I was able to, you know, drive to my OF has been like the reason for so much of my success, but I'm about to launch a actual pay site and actual membership site, which has been a long time coming. Um, it'll be household fantasy.com and it's like more of my brand, my role play with, you know, the girls. So it's, it's all going to be my, it's my videos, my content. Yeah. And I have like full ownership of the site, so I don't have to like fork over 20% to, to, so I'm really, really excited to start, um, doing that and putting all my energy into that and we'll probably be launching within the next month or so. Right now I have 200 videos that have been backlogged and uploaded, but we haven't officially launched yet. I really don't want to launch until all my videos are out there. So I have over 300 that are out currently. And I have a really bad habit of, um,

[01:39:33:14 - 01:39:52:08] Speaker 2 not hiring people to do things. I'm like, I like to micromanage and do things myself because I know they'll be done right. And so I've been doing a lot of it myself, just me and my assistant, we've been kind of working on it for, for, uh, you know, like a month or so now and just, just all the uploading of my entire discography.

[01:39:52:08 - 01:39:55:16] Speaker 1 Yeah. Uploading is the worst, but it's got to be done.

[01:39:55:16 - 01:40:00:08] Speaker 2 That's by far what I'm most excited about is posting on there. My actual website

[01:40:00:08 - 01:40:02:00] Speaker 1 morning shoots or night shoots

[01:40:02:00 - 01:40:03:01] Speaker 2 morning, all day,

[01:40:03:01 - 01:40:06:12] Speaker 1 same, uh, coffee or energy drinks before filming.

[01:40:06:12 - 01:40:20:12] Speaker 2 Ooh, energy drinks. I'd say energies, but I like a peach monster rehab. That's like my favorite cause it's non-carbonated. So you drink it in the morning and you feel like a normal person drinking a carbonated energy drink at nine a.m.

[01:40:20:12 - 01:40:26:21] Speaker 1 It's kind of a little nutty pointed out that energy drinks in the morning are not good.

[01:40:26:21 - 01:40:28:07] Speaker 2 Yeah. Oh, for sure.

[01:40:28:07 - 01:40:29:09] Speaker 1 We know that. Not healthy.

[01:40:29:09 - 01:40:36:06] Speaker 2 Yeah. But I used to be so unhealthy that like that little vice, yeah.

[01:40:36:06 - 01:40:42:07] Speaker 1 It's like compared to what you used to do, uh, scripted or real chemistry. We spoke about that. Yeah.

[01:40:42:07 - 01:40:44:12] Speaker 2 It's like, oh, I'm sure it beats everything. Trump's everything.

[01:40:44:12 - 01:40:51:05] Speaker 1 Yeah. 1000%. So where do you see yourself, um, within the next five years? What do you have planned for your brand?

[01:40:51:05 - 01:41:10:07] Speaker 2 Next five years, next five years, I'd love to be bi-coastal between LA and Miami. Um, I really didn't start going out to LA till like, maybe a year and a half ago. And now I go quarterly and I really love it there. And I ship my cars and it's so much fun.

[01:41:10:07 - 01:41:11:07] Speaker 1 You ship your cars every time you go?

[01:41:11:07 - 01:41:11:18] Speaker 2 Yeah.

[01:41:11:18 - 01:41:11:22] Speaker 1 Wow.

[01:41:11:22 - 01:41:52:10] Speaker 2 Well, it's like really fun to drive the roads that are out there. So I really want a house out there. Um, as far as my business goes, you know, I'd really like to grow my studio account and on my website to be like one of the biggest, you know, production companies like in the industry and most popular. Um, and, um, and at some point in time, I'm not sure when. Probably not five years from now, but maybe like two or three years from now, I'd like to start having, um, some guys like working under me producing, um, and become like a real studio.

[01:41:53:10 - 01:42:35:22] Speaker 2 Um, I like the idea of, I believe that like what I'm doing with the POV role play stuff, I believe that it can sort of be like replicated if you get guys that are, you know, good at it and are safe to work with and are like good people. Um, I think that that's the most important thing. Um, but I would love to give guys a chance that maybe don't really have the opportunity because they don't have the money or they don't have the means or they don't really understand the way and, um, give them an opportunity to kind of like live the sort of lifestyle that I live now and, and, and, um, be able to make their own thing, you know, and then I could be a little bit more hands off with my business, but still make some money because they would be, you know, working on it.

[01:42:35:22 - 01:42:38:23] Speaker 1 The more that you grow, the more help that you need, right?

[01:42:38:23 - 01:42:39:11] Speaker 2 Very true.

[01:42:39:11 - 01:42:53:22] Speaker 1 You know, we started off small and then we just kept getting bigger and bigger and then now we're like, okay, it's a lot of work. It's a lot of micromanaging. It's a lot of little things. And that's what like, I can do like, give me a big task and then that'll be a lot simpler.

[01:42:53:22 - 01:43:38:22] Speaker 2 Yeah. Well, I'm hoping as I progress within the industry, like it's been almost three years now and if we fast forward three years, it'll be like six years. And I think that I, I hope I never lose my excitement for making content, you know, but I do think that it might lose a little bit of its excitement. I don't, I don't know for sure how I'm going to feel about it in the future, but, um, I like the idea if I'm in a place financially where I'm comfortable kind of taking a risk and gambling on other people to try to see if maybe something happens, like I'll be more, that will be more exciting to me than what I've been doing for the previous five or six years.

[01:43:38:22 - 01:43:39:12] Speaker 4 Yeah.

[01:43:39:12 - 01:43:47:11] Speaker 2 You know, I think it'll be like a new chapter where I try to be more of like, you know, the boss than, uh, than the talent.

[01:43:47:11 - 01:44:07:02] Speaker 1 But I feel like the, like for us as well, right, the more money we make, the more we're like, okay, you know, so you're gonna, you're gonna find something that you're going to want to do where you're like, okay, now let me try this and you have the means to do it. You know what I mean? So Scott, thank you for being here.

[01:44:07:02 - 01:44:07:21] Speaker 2 Thanks for having me.

[01:44:07:21 - 01:44:08:21] Speaker 1 This was awesome.

[01:44:08:21 - 01:44:09:14] Speaker 2 I love it.

[01:44:09:14 - 01:44:14:16] Speaker 1 I just wanted to let you know though, that in 2026, I am coming for your spot on porn

[01:44:14:16 - 01:44:15:02] Speaker 1 house.

[01:44:15:02 - 01:44:18:06] Speaker 2 Oh, I'm bringing it, bringing it on. I want to see you at the top.

[01:44:18:06 - 01:44:23:07] Speaker 1 I, you know what? My goal is to be, I just want to be right.

[01:44:23:07 - 01:44:26:05] Speaker 2 You know, you're going to be 19. I'll be at 20. My clairn, my clones.

[01:44:27:05 - 01:44:27:16] Speaker 2 Oh

[01:44:27:16 - 01:44:33:13] Speaker 1 man. So thank you guys for tuning in and we will see you next week. Scott Stark.

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