A one forty seven and we are joined today maybe later by Corey Hughes of
Forbidden Hisstory dot substack dot com. We also have Charlie Robinson with us of
Macroaggressions dot I owe xqbour twenty of xqbour twenty dot com at myself, Lindsey
Sharman of roagueways dot org. How are you guys doing today? I feel
fantastic. We had a great weekend. You're not hungover? Okay? Oh?
They put hydrated, right, hydration. I've been watching a lot of
bar Rescue which is on Paramount, and to be honest, just a very
captivating show. Like they did a great job at that show. But the
guy was talking about and I don't know if this is what they taught you
when you were bartend to Charlie, uh, but the keep the keep the
patrons hydrated. That way they can actually drink more. Taught me anything about
bartend. And I was the worst bartender ever. Oh okay, oh,
I didn't know if you. I wasn't one of those like professional hoiti.
I was a slurpy junkie jockey, that's what they called this. We had
like frozen slurpies like the alcohol slurpies. Oh oh yeah, like mixed drinks
and shit like that. So like I give me like jack and cokes and
real simple ship from whalies. Very yeah, exactly. I was a very
low level bartender in terms of skill, but that I did everything I needed
to do given the bar situation I worked was y be honest, like ninety
people only need a jack and coke, like right, or a beer or
a frozen slurpee. But these frozen slurpees would get you so hammered so fast.
Remember, I believe I used to drink something called a turbo kool Aid
that was almost like a Long Island iced tea. It's like seven types of
Haart alcohol and that's it, but it tasted like juice like somehow that mixture
is that way too easy to drink like real dangers. Yeah yeah, this
is a I'm gonna pull it up for people. Wet Wheelies, this is
a it's actually the drinks are actually really good. But if you've ever been
to like a Fat Tuesdays, I worked at a place that was similar to
like a Fat Tuo. Yeah yeah, Fat Tuesdays and Wet Wheelies are the
same contactly. Yeah, yeah, Okay, yeah, I worked at the
equivalent of that in Redondo Beach, California. Yeah. Now you get some
of the years. Yeah yeah, okay, so you see right here,
So they got your regular uh, they got your regular ninety grain, uh,
your ninety grain once okay, yeah, so I think these are your
ninety grain down bottom, and then you've got your top four. These are
the one hundred and ninety grain alcohol that they put in those the ones that
we served A large one which was about the same size as that cup right
there. It was five and a half shots of alcohol in it. I
mean you were you would get you would have one of those, and then
you'd be at your you know, at the bar, and then you'd have
another one and get up to take a piss, and you'd go, holy
shit, I am haamred. I see these three right here. Whenever I
went to so I experienced this when I went to Savannah, Georgia for Saint
Patti's Week, which was an excellent experience back when I went. It's probably
ship now because I went back in like I seven. I actually went to
three different Saint Patrick weeks, but I got the shock treatment first with the
one hundred and ninety gret and I literally took three SIPs of my tongue and
my tongue would know it. Yeah, because isn't that essentially ever clear?
Pretty well? Yeah, I mean I watched how they made it in the
back, and you know, they would just cutting They just get boxes of
alcohol, like a box with forty eight bottles of grain alcohol, and they
would just cut the sides off and unscrew all of the bottles in there and
just turn the entire thing upside down into a gigantic white trash can. It
was like, you know, like the big two person handle trash can,
and it mixed it in. I mean, it was a clean trash can.
It was only used to this, but it was still that's how they
did. They mixed it in trash cans and then put it in like one
gallon individual buckets that went in the fridge like individually, so you could pour
it out. But we were selling so much of it that we would have
twenty machines, but four of the machines were selling the one called Suicide,
which was the most popular, like the strongest one. And during like the
summer day, like on a Sunday in the summer, like today, we'd
be selling them so fast you could barely even you. We'd have to just
close some of the machines down because they just weren't getting it, having enough
time to get it cold enough. You're selling them so fast. I mean,
I remember one time we were setting. We were selling cases of beer.
It was just easier for us to sell people twenty four packs of beer
with ice on top of it, just on fourth of July. One time,
it was the craziest bar, the outside bar. You know, it's
just the craziest place. The hours of two hours of standing in the line
for for the July to get in. We were out of control. So
those drinks will get you hammered. Oh yeah, real fast. You've never
had a hangover quite like the hangover the day after that, because it's two
things that shitty cheap alcohol and it is the cheapest alcohol you can legally buy,
I assure you. And also it's filled with like kool aid powder but
liked too, you know what I mean. It's so it's like real agree
and a ton of alcohol that doesn't really tastes like there's a ton of alcohol.
So the next day you feel like, hell, hey, Charlie,
did these dispensaries that you see down here at the bottom. Is that what
yours look like? Okay, exactly, that's a I can take a part
those things and disassemble them and put them back together. That's about the only
mechanical thing I know how to do is to work on the Myrtle Beach has
a fat Tuesdays and a wet Willies, both in their on their Broadway Broadway
Street Broadway district, so they're like adjacent from each other. But the first
time that experienced weight Willies was in the Savannah is actually I work was in
They were based in Orlando, but that I was the we were the California
location of it, and it just got you know, on the on a
Sunday afternoon during the summer, it's it's perfect beach drinks and stuff like that.
But at night, you know, people were drinking those things too Saturday
night. And you don't go, I'm a craft beer snob, like I
would not drink any of this ship You shouldn't. No, I hate it
for my favorite things are like chocolate porters, Like whatever's going to get me
the fattest is basically what I seem to want. Yeah, I mean this
is the name. Let's see if we can find, uh the one that
you We did have a good white Russian that was that was pretty chocolatey pain
and ass. White Russians are also the fat, yeah, cream sugar alcohol
like the worst combo. Or we had one that was like a banana banshee
was what they called it, and it was like banana liqueur and like this
was so Cat five hurricane. So this sounds like it. It may be.
Yeah, it's got to be the one that didn't teel me. Yeah.
Now I haven't drink for I think seven years now, but you told
about a chocolate ip a, not I p chocolate bean. No, I'm
just saying when I was a drinker, I was a beer snob. Like
I'm gonna drink fine, fine craft beers. Here we go, guys.
Seems like all these places are on the I'm on the East coast Matchell's boy,
huh, I've never I've never heard of either of those places. And
I'm like a north I've never heard of Fat Tuesdays. Yeah, I'm pretty
sure the owner of the bar where I worked ripped it off from Fat Tuesdays.
Oh okay, okay, that's how it went takes. It looks like
it's or as it goes. Oh, here go Las Vegas. Okay,
okay, we've got some Nevada, Nevada. It might be in Colorado.
Now some places that are in Texas. Texas seems to be creeping into Colorado.
Denver, No, Denver doesn't have any of the Texas ship's Colorado springs
and south o here we go. Okay, So if y'all want to if
y'all want to get it from where y'all at, oh, y'all got to
drive aways. Damn, y'all got to go a long ways down in Arizona,
Las Vegas. Where the fuck this is? Mhm oh will But yeah,
that's a if if anybody's ever on the on the East coast, because
it seems to be an East coast thing making those what's what's the west coast?
Now it's the South? Okay? This craft beer is it? Okay?
Yeah, Colorado is way into craft beer. There's some like good little
breweries around here. I have discovered that I think i PA tastes like like
piss like. There are some good ones there are, but yeah, in
general, they're discussion. It is very bitter. It's it's a lot of
work. There's it's hard. I mean, you're not. I challenge somebody
to drink more than like two of those things I have. But like,
it can't slow me down because if I'm gonna drink like, I'm gonna drink
a lot. If I'm gonna smoke, I'm gonna smoke like a whole entire
pack in one day. Like I go hard. I smoked a lot of
pot last night. At that I was gonna say, how did it end?
So the Third Eye Carnival was this weekend. Charlie was there, Corey
was there, I was there. X Cube didn't make it, didn't make
it. I'm going to actually make it out, y'all. And I have
to tell there were a lot of people from a lot of out of a
lot of out of state people came. People from Florida came, a guy
from Canada came New York. Yeah, Chris from Rained Out Rant Cast and
am Wake Up drove from Arkansas. We had some people show up. It
was an international event, it was a national event. It was amazing and
yeah, and we were you know, I mean, it's it's it's Denver.
I mean, it's it's not Denver. It's Colorado, so it's like
the state that pioneered like weed legalization. So it's very normal. It's very
kind of out in the open. It's the equivalent now of like how it
was back in the nineties when people would go outside to smoke cigarettes. Now
people just go outside to smoke joints. Yeah, the tent was mostly joints,
and everyone sitting in the smoking tent with smoking joints, and that's how
it is at a Narcapulco too. It like Max Egan's bar, but it's
like an outside bar. It's like everyone that's sitting around smoke. Okay,
they're not smoking cigarettes, they're all smoking joints. But it's it's it works
for whatever reason with that the joints from minus the fentanyl. No, so
far, so far. Oh, lindsay this, this would be a good
one for you. I think you might like this one. Oh what is
it the troice pistoles? What this is a amber? It looks at amber.
Yeah, it's like a I think it's nine nine percent jam Belgian nine
twelve is the window we're going for here? Oh? Is that the stuff
that's like brewed in the mountains by Belgian monks. No, that's the I
know you think that sh it's good. Yeah, but I used to drink
these a lot back in the day. We had a we had a place
near It's called Winslows, and when they originally came to town, their whole
thing was these exotic beers. And me and my buddy I found this one
day and I drunk one. I was like, dude, I drunk two
of these and I'm like about blasted. And I looked down. I said
I was ship to nine percent. So I had drunk too in like thirty
five minutes. And it's like, yeah, equipment, like four or five
beers the amount of time and and so. And they actually have like a
wine finish, almost like a wine type of finish, deep brown black cherry.
Sounds delicious, yeah, but uh it's not. It's actually not stop
bad at all. Actually. So I was like, I was kind of
a beer connoisseur, like I would. I was a snob, like I
said, and I wanted the best. And I got to go to Amsterdam
a while ago when I was living in Turkey, and uh, while you're
up there, we went to Bruges because our friend was like, you have
to go to Bruises. Bruises and Bruges is amazing, and going to Bruges
is highly advisable. But there's a brewery there, and I was hidden and
it was not now it's not now it's just literally on Google Maps. But
at the time you had to like know someone who knew someone who would tell
you how to go down the right alleyways. Bruges, if you know anything
about it, is ancient. It's a World Heritage Site, and the alleyways
are like little puzzles. There's no names on a lot of them, Like
you have to know exactly where you're going. So we got the directions,
went to this little tiny hole in the wall. Even if you find it,
there is no indication that this is not just someone's house, like it's
just a door. There's no markings at all to indicate it's anything. And
inside is a many hundreds of years old brewery that has had the same strain
of yeast going, you know, like sour dough makers and beer makers like
that's their thing, that's their jam. So this is an ancient strain of
beer and the beer is like blood probably, I mean, it's been Bruges,
so yeah, so so They also have a limit, like you cannot
have more than three beers, and I was like, that's bullshit, because
you know I would drink a lot more than three beers on average. So
we found this secret brewery. It's beautiful, it's awesome. The beer's delicious.
We could only have three, so we had three. They have like
a slight a little tiny bit of snacks. We had like a little bit
of cheese and some like crackers or something, and then we were walking home
and then it kind of like hit me and caught up with me. They're
like fifteen percent or something, and I was fucking trashed and bruies or like
singing and just like tromping down the street. It was amazing. I had
those supporo like lemon drinks that come into like a silver can when I was
in Tokyo, and they were like seven and a half percent, and yeah,
I mean they don't taste like there's any alcohol in them at all,
and you can just walk around and drink them. Right. So it was
like a Friday afternoon. We were gonna go like have lunch, walk around,
have lunch, and then walk around some more and then kill time and
then go to pick up our friends at the airport and we had lunch and
we had these walking around and I had two of them. We got we
got to the airport and I was like, I am hammered from these things.
What is in this? And he's like, dude, He's like,
these things will sneak up on you. So I'm I'm I'm weary of the
high volume alcohol content because I don't know how to measure it, especially in
other countries, Like you know, limits are well, it's well, here's
the thing, you say, if you're socializing, you don't notice it until
it's too late. Let's just say that, like you can tell pretty pretty
easily. When you're walking a lot, you're like, holy ship, Like
walking is really hard, or like you're not paying attention, you almost get
run over. You're looking in the wrong direction for cars there because they're coming
from the from the opposite direction, so like everything is just way more challenging.
And that's how I kind of realized. It's like, I'm legitimately hammered.
This is a problem. But I mean, the problem is you just
slow down and stop drinking them. But the thing is that if you don't
know that, they'll creep up on you. Oh, so I never got
to hear I was. I was only at the Third I Carnival yesterday for
about five hours or so. We came, We came, We did our
thing. We did a panel discussion with Charlie Steve Chris from renout Rant Cast
and that was really fun. And then eventually it was time for me to
eat and go to bed because I'm eighty years old. So so we left.
But I'm assuming you guys partied on. Bands played, bands kept playing.
We had the Assault Shakers. They were fun. This like punk band
from Oklahoma showed up, like the Big Did you see the big black dude
there. He's like really big wearing the big jacket with the spider. He
was the lead guitarist and the lead singer of the and and they played last
and they were super loud and a lot of people had uh. A few
people decided it was Mushroom thirty. You know, there was some mushroom chocolate
there and had and had some of the mushroom chocolate bars. That was definitely
going down. We were sort of in and out of the you know,
the area where the band was playing inside and outside we had pizza. Pizza
truck was there, we had I went back out. We did another hour
on stage. Uh, Scott Armstrong from Rebunked and Grand Theft World was was
there and May, Steve and Chris. So there are four of us again.
After you left, it was we just kind of put Scott where you
were and and uh bought some time for them to get you know, for
the band to get all ready. That's cool. Yeah, it's like,
you know, it was over by like ten o'clock, you know, like
we were we were pretty much wrapped up. But like, and we were
there Friday too. I mean we we went and we went Friday night and
they had an art show, and Corey and I went down and and and
went to the art show and and doctor Steve and talked to the guys and
and hung out and you know, did whatever. On Friday night. It
was it was kind of a repeat. Saturday night was very similar. And
then this morning we went and had breakfast with Steve and some of the people
from some of the people that were there from the from the group, some
people from Denver Liberty on the Rocks then for Free Assange group. They were
there for the breakfast thing. So just whoever, random people, whoever wanted
to come. Dude, that dude from New Jersey was there. The dude
from Canada wasn't there. I don't know. There's just like every I don't
know. Steve put the word out to a bunch of people. So there's
like twenty people at this breakfast this morning. So that's cool. Yeah,
it's super it's super fun. It's like art show. Musicians or their bands
are playing speakers. There's like art everywhere. There's booths, there's people hand
crafted local goods and stuff. It's a really fun event to do. So
I'm sure they're doing it again. I don't know. The last one we
did was October, right, so I don't know if they're doing it every
October and June or just every time. I don't know. I think I
don't know, maybe once a maybe once a year. But do it do
it like like this, but do it again, he seemed to Jeff seemed
to be enthusiastic. I took a video of they had three buildings and then
they had airplanes, you know, paper airplanes made out of like duct tape
that said like jet fuel does not melt steel beams on the wings of the
planes, and you had to like throw them into the buildings, so that
the idea was to use these paper airplanes to knock down these buildings. And
I filmed I filmed me holding the airplanes with the riding and showing them going
into the buildings, and I sent it to Richard Gage. I found your
I found your perfect interactive game exhibit. They also had the Georgia guidestones bowling
the Georgia guidestones, So they had all the Georgia guidestones set up as a
model and then you had like a big bowling ball and you had to like
knock You had to like bowl and knock down all the Georgia guide stones,
throw the throw the coke and the money into Zelenski's nostrils. Cocaine in the
Ukraine. Yeah, that was the That was the thern hole corn hole.
Yeah, where where the the the the corn hole items that you were throwing.
One of them was like a rectangular white bag of cocaine and you had
to you had to throw it through there. And the other one was a
burlap sacked bag filled with money. It was actually filled with pennies, but
it was really well done and it was super tightly like wound in there.
So it was like you could, you could really play with it. It
was Fuck, these guys are so smart. Oh and there was the dark
game where you pop the balloons and you nail like a global more criminal more
criminal darts. Right, So there's there's all these pictures of all these war
criminals and then all these balloons. So it looks like a price is Right
game, right, It's or like a carnival game. It's just there's just
like eighty balloons there, right, and you have to stand back and you've
got all these darts and like as you pop the balloon and you run over
to see you're like, I got that, George W. Bush. And
so it's all these just war criminals that are behind the balloons. It was
pretty cool, pretty cool event. So yeah, next time, hopefully everyone
wants to come again, maybe we can get execued out this time. You
should come out, man, you should. You should find a reason to
make a vacation out of it, because that's what these guys did. A
lot of them are like screw it, you know, like what what like
let's just let's just go and it'll be a pain. No, I would,
I would be there full. I'll be there a full week if I'm
killing. Pueblo is a sleepy little town. Corey has designs of becoming a
crypto billionaire and buying in the entire town, and hopefully that happens, but
only because you can see the potential for it. You can see downtown,
like the potential for downtown. It looks like it could. It could.
It has a river. It's a river going through the old ass buildings.
That's exactly what everybody wants. I pretty cool. There's some there's it looks
like that. It looks like if you got the right sort of people there,
it could be like it could be like kind of okay, yeah,
it's really nice. I think like sixteen fifties, like, hey, water
source, you know what I'm saying. That's what you made me think,
Right, there's a water source and all those old ass brick like that,
like they're Downtown is still historic and there's some pretty nice businesses in there too.
It's just a very impoverished area. It's historically where all of the Mexicans
and people live. Yeah. Yeah, it's one of the Yes, it's
one of the only Hispanic named cities in Colorado that people actually pronounce correctly,
unlike unlike Lyman, which is spelled like lemon and buona buona vista literally how
it's supposedly pronounced. It's like it says that. I like saw it on
a news article because I was like, somebody's an asshole and doesn't know it's
buena, and then like, no, no, no, don't be surprised
if Colorado and say buna and I'm like, why the funk would you say
buona because we say because we're not speaking that espanyol up and hair. I
feel like it's weird speaking that Spanish, speaking that Mexican. Hey, no
offense to anybody who's fakes it, none at all, No offense to anyone
that can speak Mexican. Yeah, speaks straight mask. You know what I'm
saying. Oh, Douglas Mayer leaving in a chair, I've seen it there
earlier. You set up view life through a Hollywood I have no idea what
that means. I think it just means you have the scoop on some of
those those stories and things. Oh that's how I took it. I don't
know. Oh, oh you helped me out. Maybe maybe I didn't understand
it. Oh that I got to scoop the inside escape. Yeah, like
you you have your finger on the pulse of some of the Hollywood types of
items. Yes, okay, and then and then I'm usually like who is
that? And then you have to explain to me, like who you're talking
about? You don't have to explain to me. I have a I have
an unfortunate knowledge of all that bullshit, all that tm Z stuff. Well,
we got each one of us has got to bring, you know,
something unique. I blame my wife, that's why she Yeah, she diffuses
my conspiracy stuff with the most mindless horse ship you've ever seen, like the
Bachelor and Bachelorette franchises, which I watch all that ship. Not saying I'm
proud of it. I'm just saying, I'm just saying that, actually sometimes
it is kind of nice to think about that and not think about you know,
Egenis, I watch h G t V ship and so I told you
watch that's what That's why I thought it was. We were talking about this
today. That's why I thought it was stupid they canceled my partner's show.
And we think they canceled my partner show because they're conservatives. Oh and that
we thought that that was really dumb of them to do that because HGTV has
been like a an island for people that want to be a political you know,
and like not have a bunch of politics drag, just like I just
want to watch can we just what renovated houses? That's not politics, right,
And what was going on behind the scenes is that our show didn't continue
even though it had one point three five million average viewers every week and we're
getting top ten ratings, it didn't continue anymore because Discovery Channel is fucking woke.
That's why. Because they what they wanted you to be, like now
have a trans person renovating as well. They didn't. They did. Nobody
ever said that, but there it just wasn't the husband and wife team.
My partners are like Ken and Barbie, you know what I mean. They're
just like they're so fucking Americana that you just they're and they're so likable and
they're so like authentic and real and like hard working. We do we do
this stuff ourselves. They stand for the right sort of messages that we would
consider to be which means they gotta go yeah, you know what I mean?
And there is there is a little bit of that I I they probably
could have gone with Chip and Joanna over to Magnolia if they wanted to really
continue doing it. But the truth of the matter is that dragging those cameras
around when you're renovating the house is a pain in the fucking ass. It's
everything takes three times longer and there, and there's no you know, it's
not a big money maker. Yeah, I mean it's like publicity wise,
it was, it was good, but like it like probably about episode,
it's not a lot. It's not a lot. I think that's like a
lot of the going right. And they don't And by the way, like
the networks are what production companies do not pay for the renovations of these just
so crystal clear. I mean this is coming out of pay people that are
renovating the houses. This is their project. I know this because I'm the
president of their company. So I mean I when you when they're filming it,
I'm behind the camera, you know. So I watched that whole thing
go down, and it was like, at some point you make a calculation
where it's like, I mean, you want to do this, You make
a calculation like the property brothers do, are we going to be TV stars?
Or are we going to be in real estate? Yeah? Right,
But the people renovating their house get like a stiphened or something right, Like,
they get it's not just like because why would you let someone just like
film me your entire process if you're not getting they pay, They pay their
episode, but it's not enough to justify the expense. Really, you start
to figure out that it's not You're not doing it for the money, and
that's for sure. I started to figure out that big fucking ship Lap has
its fingers all up in there. I'm like, how come every episode people
have to do shiplap on something like? I'll tell you It's nice is that
while I was doing while we were doing this, I could reach out to
brands and be like, uh, we're filming the show. You know,
how enthusiastic are you about putting your products in the hands of these people?
And some brands never got back to you, and some brands were like,
what do you need? And it was fucking amazing, dude, But I
go and I get insanely jealous. Like the few episodes that they filmed the
people up in the Pacific Northwest, I'm like, I will kill you motherfuckers.
Why why do you get to live in my home? It's pretty fucked
up. Shout out to Milwaukee Tool. Oh, Milwaukee Tool would tell us
every season when the season started, here's the catalog. Pick out whatever you
want. Oh wow, that's cool, whatever you want. Yeah, but
that that advertising means everything. Yeah, it got blurred out. You'll get
blurred out because it wasn't official advertising. They knew that. But they know
that. They they know that. People know what it is. Yeah,
people can tell HP computers, same thing. How many people six? Next
day? Ding dong, here's all your computers. Wow, okay, thank
you. It's great. That's pretty smart. See in yourself. We would
do deals with with people that we knew that owned the granite company, you
know, because it's like the cameras follow us wherever we go. Right,
So let's if we go to your granite company. We have a good deal.
Yeah, we have a good deal. Well, we happen to have
a guy that we that we use for granted for ten years and so,
and we love him and he loves us, and he'd always given us good
deals. So we just bring the cameras with us. Next thing, you
know. He's in five different episodes. You know what, I mean the
same his store. I mean, we're not paying him, he's not paying
us, He's giving us good deal. So it was like it was nice
in that respect that you could get some you could scratch each other's backs,
and you could get in some of these these big corporations out there would just
sort of see like well, you know, like maybe this laptop ends up
in a shot, and what is that worth? I don't know. I
don't know. They just they have an account, they have a department,
and they account for that and that many things. So you know, I
just I also go and say, because I've renovated three houses and sold them
and so I have all these like cheap, cheap fixes and like ways to
use what's already there and make it look fucking awesome and like all this.
So whenever they're like perfectly good cabinets, but you know what, let's rip
them out and buy new ones. I'm like, why, like just hate
them any color you want and they're brand new again, Like you know,
they rip out the flooring and there's concrete under it, and I'm like just
staying that, just fucking staying that ship and no cover it with such something
customer that horribly. I love staying concrete. It's so pretty, it's so
easy. It's like forty dollars to do your own house. Yeah, it's
very you get, it's a very particular. Look. Have you seen poured
concrete countertops though, Yes, And I love those too. And I also
my countertops were like horribly burnt orange, like seventies countertops. And one of
my condos that I redid and I got that epoxy, poor shit, and
I just did like black and silver and it looks like fucking black granite after
you're done, and it's rat and all my countertops, I was like,
eighty bucks awesome. Yeah, yeah, we would. We would have to
run a pretty tight ship with renovation costs and you know, and you're you're
always cutting deals and you know that's why we you know, people would say
like can you come to I don't know how many times I got people saying
like, can you come renovate our house? And Dallas, you know,
we'd love for you to do this, and it's like, well, yeah,
but like we don't have any of our subcontractors there. Like the work
that we do, we know we do it, and the products we get
we know where we can get them in the prices we get. We know
because we work in this market. But once you take us out of the
market, that competitive advantage goes away, so like our ability to like you
know, like they would show the pricing on the show and it would be
like, costs this much labor. Those those numbers were actually accurate, they
were real, They gave real numbers, they were honest about it. It's
just that the labor, it goes in as a zero dollar cost, and
that's unrealistic when when I'm getting phone calls from people because we were also doing
rental work too on the sides, like in the off season, and flipping
houses for ourselves too, so we had a crew that was doing rental work,
It's like yeah, but it says it's like ten thousand on the show.
It's like, yeah, alshol it's thirty thousand. If you want your
kitchen actually done, it's ten thousand when we do it, and we can
do it without the labor, and we don't have to have a committee meeting
and your wife isn't going to change the color scheme four fucking times, and
I don't have to have a stress out on myself for my own labor,
so like, you know, so so sometimes that was the only unrealistic part
was that sometimes we would get contract work afterwards. People would want us to
work and they would have unrealistic expectations from the show. But the show numbers
are actually right in real and so all that stuff has to be taken into
account, you know. So it's like if you have an unlimited budget,
like you can make the house look as cool as you want it to look,
but you can over upgrade it too, and then you are the most
expensive home on the block. And that's that's actually kind of a bad place
to be where you're you're sort of like you've overdone it. You're you've bedazzled,
you've done out bedazzled your neighborhood. And if you do that, then
you have to wait for everything to catch up to you. So it which
doesn't matter if you're just going to live there forever and you want it like
all fucking crazy fancy. But when we had to do it, we would
do like super unusual shit like pink pink kitchen cabinets in one of the condos
for the show Bright Pink. It looked so cool, sold it to a
guy filmed the episode sold it to a guy. Uh we said, what
do you how much Vegas glam do you really want? And he said,
uh, can I have the cabinets black? And we said yeah, done,
And they were black by the end of the day. Yeah, it's
like done. So you know, I mean there's Yeah, sometimes you just
have to eat. Sometimes you just go unto the policy of like I only
need to find one buyer. But it does help if you open it up,
you keep it within like the acceptable price range. You can't be like
the outlier. Like in a neighborhood where everything sells for half a million.
You're trying to sell your house for a million dollars and you're like, yeah,
but it's it's got everything in it. It's like, yeah, except
accept neighborhood support for the price, you know, So that's exact you have
to think too, Yeah, what comps don't care like what's on the walls
and on the countertops. They just care about rooms and square footage. Right,
It's very impersonal. They're like, but I have a pool, and
they're like, well, and I gave you a ten thousand dollars for that
point. You're like, but it's the best pool in the world. It's
like, doesn't matter from an appraiser's standpoint. It's like, you know,
they don't They don't give you the sliding scale of like, wow, it
is a really nice pool, so it's like pool, they hit the pool
button, it's like ten thousand bucks. I've talked to appraisers about that.
I go, you don't give like anything, like what if this dude is
spent like seventy five thousand dollars and there's like boulders and waterfalls and canary palms
and all this shit. He goes, I give ten thousand dollars. If
you have a put that's what you get on my appraisal. I was like,
really, you don't take any of that into account. Don't you think
that matters? And he's like, no, fuck, okay, I mean
like, but again, is as crazy as that sounds, it's also good
to know that when you get into the when you get into the position where
you're actually buying a house, because you may think that doesn't make any sense
and that's illogical, and you would be correct and thinking that, but it
doesn't matter because it's still going to get appraised, you know, in that
mat in that fashion and that's going to really impact things. So, like
you know, you got to be careful to over develop your backyard and ship
like that. A huge walking closet is I tell you what it really is
like a like a like a well done well I'll tell you what it's it.
It's well, it's it's money well spent for in terms of capturing a
potential buyer more so than maybe the appraiser. But like people really visualize themselves
in their master closets, I would I would suggest spending money on making the
master closet look as awesome as possible. Actually, I'm I mean, who
would have thought days either? With the home KI Today, I got twenty
five years in real estate, I learned something I have never I had one
technically walking closet in my life and I didn't even use it. All was
like half camping ship and whatever. It wasn't I don't have a lot of
stuff. Yeah, that's good. I get rid. I am the ant
I'm the opposite of a hoarder. I'm the anti horder. I literally I
literally try to get rid of things. Like every year, I'm like,
let's get rid of more ship because I've moved. When I when I turned
forty, I had moved more times than years old. I was, yes,
no, I feel I did the same thing. I got to the
point where I had a Duffel bag that was filled with seven photo albums,
and one day I had got a scanner. I had a scanner like a
flatbed scanner, and I took all those photo albums out and I scanned them
page by page, and then I threw all the photo albums in the dumpster.
Wow. I just turned them all digitally. I turned them all into
a digital scanned version. And I was like, you know, this is
getting ridiculous because I'm taking these things everywhere I go, and we've got the
technology and I'm never gonna you know, the amount of time I look at
these photo albums is minimal, but I don't want to get rid of them.
But here's a good way to do it, and I can keep them
forever. Just it. It felt pretty refreshing, except that, you know,
if there is something nice about like an actual photo, if you like
dust it off, I don't care around light. That's that's that's when it
has its way right, when it collects this and you go off like,
oh man, look at it is you know what I'm saying, it's like
an old raylic. It's true though, because you do look at my childhood
a million years ago. Man, it was me though. I found I
found an old box that was just sitting literally had dog hair in it.
It was literally just a ratty old box with dog haired filled with old pictures
from like the thirties, forties, fifties, like of my family, and
it was just sitting. All the pictures were like curling at the edges,
like it was just disintegrating. I was like, why the fuck is this
it a box? So I actually went through and made album for all of
them, Like I had to put the four corners on for each picture to
like get them in because they're all different sizes and weird random shit. So
yeah, it was kind of intense. It was cool though. I got
to see all my ancestors in the in the day, Wow, and fucking
they weren't even rich, right, They were just like Montana fucking mountain people,
and they had they had snowmobiles. Not rich people with snowmobiles. So
I'm like, what, maybe I don't have the right view of the best,
Like I didn't think poor people could have snowmobiles in the fifties or whatever.
Oh, they probably were not that expansive. Then they look pretty shitty,
but like they had engines and you could sit on them and go through
the mountains. So I don't know. It might also if they're mountain people,
they might have built them. Maybe very clever. They're pretty clever.
All my Tennessee friends, their families were like building cars in their garages and
ship like that. Well, and like my grandma was like a classy lady
and she would be out fishing and stuff and her and I feel like people
don't have that idea of classy ladies of that time. My grandma would be
out fishing too. She was, I mean I considered her to be kind
of like lipstick and makeup and like hair done and furs and stuff. I
mean they're fake firs, but like, you know, like classed it up.
But then would be out fishing. Yeah that's cool. Now we'd be
like, that's a trans woman. That's a man. She's not a woman.
She hasn't realized it yet. I want to know if y'all notice something
speaking of trans pride, love this year was actually tame, really calm,
you know it wasn what happened? They were literally just naked. Oh yeah,
yeah, they had they had a parade and they just they literally just
dos out there, fallus out, you know what I'm saying, the straight
Pallas. But other than that, it was actually really calm. I was
like, huh, that won't did nobody really say anything about it being Pride
month at all? Like it's just it's kind of came and went kind of
like how June always had been used to like the last couple of years.
Yeah, they turned the gay up to eleven the last couple of years.
It's been a bit much. This year, they toned it back. They
toned it back. I have no energy one way or the other. Like
I don't really give a ship but it. But you can make me give
a ship in a negative way though, by pushing and pushing and pushing and
pushing. That's I'm certainly going to start to feel some way about this Right
now. I'm sort of indifferent, Like I don't like, if you want
to be gay, great, My rules are don't be a pedophile, but
that that that that's irrelevant of being gay or not that that applies to everybody.
Don't be a pedophile if you want to be gay, be gay.
Fine, But again, the rule number one is, don't be a pedophile.
If you happen to think that being gay somehow gives you a magical protection
where you get to talk to kids about this, you're mistaken. Yeah,
mistaken, you don't because rule number one is don't be a pedophile. Gay
people have traditionally been down with that rule. But the pedophiles have decided that
the gay culture is a safe place to hide. It's a good place for
them to hide, exactly. And that's the thing. I'm not equating being
gay with being a pedophile. I'm just saying that the pedophiles have figured out
that it seems to work as a nice cover for some of their activities.
Oh, you'll let me read stories. You'll let me like pull my dick
out in front of your kid. You'll have my fake seven foot long,
furry dick, and we have it be held by your child. Therefore like
fulfilling my fantasies. Like okay, yeah, yah, yeah. So I
mean like that movement is getting hijacked by these weirdos. So you know,
so I'm i the less pride the better, as far as I'm concerned.
Not because I'm like against that, but like, like, we get it.
You made a safe place for predators at this point, like, yeah,
nobody, this was my thing. I don't even understand the point of
pride anymore because since the nineties, I can't find like any type of culture
that exists that's anti gay, And in fact, now all I can find
exceptionally pro gay, like so pro gay that they're overrepresented in the media and
the culture. So I just don't get the point of gay anymore, of
gay of pride anymore. I don't get it. I don't know what the
point is. And so I might go, if you're going to have a
pride parade, then why not also have a hetero parade? Right? In
fact, I can see a need for a heteroparade because now we've shown like
marriage is falling, rearing children is falling, like having a traditional family structure
is falling. So there's actually you could make the argument we need a hetero
parade, we need to promote the culture that is the most oppressed. Then
it's not the pride parade we need. Yeah, but unfortunately they'd be stealing
all of your cell phone signals and building a database of everybody that showed up
at that parade for the streets, and they know who to poison, and
so they would know who to track and follow, you know, and be
like a gigantic honeypot for getting sane people on the radar. Well, we
have to keep an eye on them. They're out there demanding normalcy and breeding,
which if you're a breeding eugenesis and you're all about depopulation, like we
are your worst enemy. Yep. Well, I know one thing people start
talking about, you know, some pantos that the women are more involved now
than anything else. Women teachers apparently. No, I mean they are racking
up, They racking are getting on the docket. They're killing it. Every
time I look up there and it's white women to what's going on? Alwa
and they all like they all have like a husband or a boyfriend at the
house. I'm like, do you do you know how bad you gonna feel
when you go home? And there should be some sort of public services amber
alert or I mean, there's got there's got to be some sort of like
warning that needs to go out to every every man out there with a white
wife who teaches, Yeah, get out older her cell phone and you need
to go through her messages just once or twice every now and then, just
to make sure. But there's any communication with any student. You get this
situation right away. Investigation needs to be performed. Look how bout how bad
you got to feel that some thirteen year old dustin you woman off? You
know what I'm saying, thirteen year old. Oh, he's just dustin you
woman. But it's not great. It's not great. But pretending that's not
happened isn't isn't great either. So you know about it if it is happening
to you, if you're in the Midwest or in the South, and your
white wife is a school teacher, and she's anywhere from the ages of twenty
five to thirty forty five, thirty forty three, okay, I'll say thirty
three. I think is I think they mostly skewed kind of young. Yeah,
yeah, but let's just say twenties and thirties. Mm hmm. I'm
just keeping an eye on her. I'm just saying she's worth it, worth
another check, just in case she's helping that kid with his get his Spanish
grade up. And you know what I mean, they might be a secluded
parking lot like this stuff has been happening right or at the end of it,
like at the end of a dirt road, or you might want to
check you might want to check the GPS on the cell phones. I'm saying.
It's also like this is this is the female privileged thing hashtag female privilege.
Like you everyone's looking for the predator, that is the male every if
you're looking at all, if you're someone who's looking at all, you're looking
for the male predator, and you're never looking for the female predator. And
so this is like a massive epidemic. I would say, of well,
and maybe it's always been happening. We've just never been looking for the female
predators like that. Guys can keep their mouths shut in certain circumstances. Yeah,
but I'm just slightly it's weekly. I'm seeing the new one weekly.
I'm like, let's just tell you. When I was in middle school in
high school, there was an English teacher. We called her Lucifer. Her
first name was Lulu or something and so, and she was a bitch and
she she was She bought a car for a young man like before he graduated.
I want to say, it was very obvious that they were having sex.
Everybody knew it, but like no one could prove it. And and
but I'm also like, well who his parents that, like, like,
yeah, your English teacher can buy you a car, It's totally normal and
stuff like, I don't know, so that was a long time ago.
I'm just saying, this is this female predatorship's been going graduation gift, you
know what I'm saying. I think it was a graduation gift. I thought
it was before he officially graduated though, like I think he was still in
school when he got it. Oh okay, okay, this is a pre
graduation gift. You know, graduate three years, but that's like high They
had had a connection that was visible since he was in middle school. She's
a middle school teacher. Oh yeah, oh so she was failing them early
for a while. Yeah, Mary or whatever is not her name, Billy
Billy, Mary k and Billieve something And that was in Washington too, as
the husband. As the husband like that that pretty much rollin me. That
takes me out right here. There's some fourteen year old and damn out,
did you know what I'm saying? That would that would that would have me
questioning my skills? You know what? I'm saying, Oh, I don't
think. I think. I think you're probably fine. I think this is
a defective toy box is damaged. You think, yeah, but yeah,
but you can't. It's not you, it's me, it's you know,
it's list case. In this case, if you are a thirty year old
teacher having sex with your middle school or freshman year students, it's most definitely
a problem with that with the teacher. And the husband may or may not
be successful, as you say, a layon pipe, but it's not his
fault. This is an effective lady. He's married. Yeah, but as
a male though, you feel like you faid, Oh, he's probably going
to feel all kinds of things. I mean, I would be thinking.
You know, one thing is like, give me the strength to not murder
this woman before all the facts are out, you know what I mean?
Oh? Man, Yeah, that's true, that's true. But it's been
wild. I'm only seeing one black teacher that was a woman doing so.
The black women seem to be they're they're out on that, Okay, they're
not interested. Yeah, good for them. Yeah, it's a white it's
a white infection. It's a female privilege. That's what it is saying,
So that's where, to be honest, that's where all the all the panos
are right right now, a ton of them. What I mean, Yeah,
well what did schools? M Oh yeah, that's where they're drawn to.
I mean, like, I can't tell you how many people I worked
with that I could look at and be like, you're very clearly a pedophile.
It's obvious. And the way you interact with kids is disgusting, and
and like no one fucking pretends to know. They pretend not to notice.
There was this guy who's so fucking creepy. All the girls in the high
school knew that if they flirted with him, they could get aids. They
never did work. People would want to get into his class so that they
could play on just being a girl and just get straight a's. You can
watch him in the hallways, in his classroom anywhere, walk up to young
girls and just like lean in close and like like, oh my god,
it's fucked up. And I'm like, so we're all just gonna pretend that
guy is not a pedophile, Like why why can't I look and say,
look, that's inappropriate. Oh my god, you know about it. One
of my one of my teachers. It was in the GM class. He
just he just smack a couple of girls on the butt. You know,
yeah, good job, good game. I was like, this is what
people don't believe me. They think I'm being like, you know, insane,
or I'm just like being too much. When I say, like,
this is where pedophiles go on purpose, you should assume teachers are pedophiles.
Otherwise, when you if you were a predator, you go where the hunting
is good. Hole are like those teachers like their their kids group. Oh
yeah, that's what you do, go right to the water and whole damn.
But so you so they're like, so if we're gonna do this in
in the the animal scene, it's just like the crocodile was waiting for it
to come and get a drink. You got it. You're right under and
and we'll add to it. Any man who dates a woman with kids,
you should assume he's a pedophile until proven. I would. Yeah, anyone
who's like enthusiastically wants to be the dad. If he's like if he's always
trying to figure out how to get a babysitter so that just the two of
you can go out, that's actually probably a good sign. He doesn't want
to be around your kids. So you go out, honey, pamper yourself.
I'll stay here. Yeah gross, Okay, land Lando from Rumple City,
he's got one of a male teacher. Okay, I just I hadn't
seen a whole lot of the male side. I think it's a whole lot
going down. Like guys are sloppy, Like guys are sloppy, Like we're
real sloppy. So we are calculating, Yeah exactly, I mean get away.
But all it takes is if we're all for our routine. And I
mean they smelled a riot, the dad riot. You know what I'm saying.
I'm not two. Also, if you're if you're a victim, is
a is a girl like much more likely I would say to be like rated
on out of right, like jealousy or like I want to ruin your life
now because now you're not giving me enough. I again, people are gonna
be mad that I said that out loud. I knew a girl in high
school who was like calculating a fuck. She's like that teacher, I'm going
to fuck him, and then she would work her way in and flirt with
him. And do all her fucking magic and then fuck him. And now
she owns him and now he has to do anything she wants otherwise his life
is ruined. And her name is Samantha Power, and that she would be
great for the CIA if you think like that, you know what I mean,
that's what mentality. You want, that opportunity and knows how to navigate
through that. That's a sociopathic behavior, of course. And so you know,
but they play that game, Donald, sociopath women are. Women are
better at it than men are. My opinion. The the guy that got
busted was a black guy. You know. But you're gonna get smelled out
quick, son, you know what I'm saying. Oh boy, that's that's
that's bad news right there. That's bad news. But that's that's where they're
all hiding at all, teaching kids that their cares. Oh so you just
gotta know, you just got to keep your eyes out your homeschool. Homeschool.
They're making that a whole lot more difficult though, because of it's like
just how much money it takes to make it. Yeah, they're making that
extremely difficult. You gotta be willing, willing to like basically shape your whole
life around that. But I'm also like, well, don't have kids.
Then if you can't, if you can't raise your kids, well maybe now
I've talked to people about the Oh, people say me, man, I'm
struggling this and that, and then it'd be like two months later, Yeah,
we're about to have our sacred kid. I'm like, didn't you just
tell me you were struggling, Like, like, you know, the more
that you have, like, the more you're gonna struggle, right, Like
that's that's the way this works. There are very few economies of scale when
dealing with your kids, you know what I mean, Like, for the
most part, it's just more expensive. Yeah, I mean you've got to
get up into like the eight kid range where you're like South Sudan before you
start to have the economies of scale inside your house where it's like I don't
need to buy I can add another kid and it costs me a very negligible
amount because we've probably got the infrastructure in place to deal with it from all
the other kids in the past. But when you're adding on a second kid,
that's just that is still twice as expensive. Sure, maybe you don't
have to go and buy the jumper that you normally had before. Maybe you
can recycle cinemas, but for the most part, you're gonna be painting.
You're still gonna be You're gonna be doing twice as much shit, you'll be
paying twice as much money. Mm hmm, well I know that. Uh
So maybe maybe it was just uh I seen this trend as far as millennials
go, but a lot of a lot of people my age, Like when
when my parents had kids, so they had one and then like four or
five years later they had another one, Like it's never like, you know,
a kid, I got four kids in there, one two, three,
four years old. I'm like, well, damn, I mean that's
hard. They they was face it out but like they won't using birth control,
but they would like space it out, you know what I'm saying.
Like, I guess that pull out game was was immaculate, That's all I
knew. I mean immaculate, but it was always kind of spaced out,
you know what I'm saying. But now I see them they're like, yeah,
man, you know what I'm saying. Oh boy, it's really tough.
We just had our third kid and they're one, two, three years
old. I'm like, damn, I mean, is there something that you
could do to Like, Hey, I'm fine if you want to have a
bunch of kids, I'm fine, but it needs to be a plan with.
Somebody was like, well, if you wait till you can afford them,
you'll never have them. I'm like, that's the talk that's gon sink
your own family. We'll get you in trouble with. I mean, that
shit gonna sink your whole family. It's just like, do you uh you
need to be thinking about the economic impact Uh that's gonna have on you,
your life and your kid's life. Uh, So that that needs to be
a consideration and not taking that into consideration will cause a rift at the house.
And you know that's some of the things that end up leading to divorces
and broken homes and things like that. So but hey man, I can't
tell themoy thathing. So I say, hey, go ahead, you know
what I'm saying, how about five in a row? You know what I'm
saying. Well, I'll also say there are really really cool ways of doing
homeschooling where you don't have to have anybody stay home, Like there's homeschool co
ops where you everybody in the community switches the group of kids every day,
so you only do maybe half a day or one day or whatever you can
handle. Or maybe you don't do a day and everyone else is a day,
but you like buy some of the snacks or something like. There's ways
to do it in a community that make it accessible to everybody. So it's
not just like a bougie option. It's it really is for anybody who will
if you want to make it work, like, there are many many ways
people have come up with who are also poor who want to make it work.
So you can do it without paying anything at all, literally if you
want to, but you need to have that you need to have those ideas
in that structure in place early, like, so you need to have a
plan. You can start doing it anything. Your kid could be old and
you can start doing it. Your kid could be in high school and you
could start doing it. You don't have to start that way. It's you
ask it. You asking people to do some shit when they're under duress.
So most people don't think or plan anything out in advance. They wait till
they under duress to try to do something. At that point in time,
the pressure can overwhelm them. So that's the that's the problem is that now
that you've now that you've caused all of these outlying problems to collapse on you
at one time, now your focus fails. So uh, that's that's that's
the number one issue I see. I'm like, Okay, I see a
way that you could get out of this. But I can see it because
I don't have all these pressures on me at one time, so I can
see it. But when you try to direct somebody, if somebody asks you,
most of the time they'll be like, man, what that stand is
done? You know what I'm saying. I mean, I'm gonna be honest,
and people ask me all the time, you know, they ask me,
you know what you do with your finances things of that nature, and
not give them some ideas, And it be three weeks later it's like,
yeah, I did something totally opposite. I'm like, I mean, sounds
good to me. You know what. I'm hey, help yourself. You
know what I'm saying. I'm telling you what's worked for me, But there's
also sacrifices that I have made for this to work for me. You're not
willing to do those sacrifices. So I tell him, oh, well I
did this and this and this, but I gave up this. And they're
like, oh, I can't do that. I'm like, well, you're
not gonna be able to do it. You can, but you're choosing not
to. We'll just be clear right like they're not people say that like,
oh I can't do that. I'm like, yeah, you can, but
you're choosing not to. And that's okay, But don't lie to yourself.
You can m yeah, yeah you can. So so yeah, like you
said, at any point in time, you can start the homeschooling thing.
And the thing there's a guy went to to high school with and to college
with. H We actually seen each other at our high school reunion about a
month ago, and he's got three kids, and all three of his kids
he's he's homeschooling. But they had that, they had that in intact that
we're gonna do that early on. He's with the his wife, the same
woman's been with since senior in high school, so they had that intact early
on. But they had a plan. They understood how they're going to do
it and all that stuff. So if you sit down and you plan it
out before you know, the world collides into you. Then you know.
Well, Also, people like don't realize you don't have to buy curriculum.
So that's the other thing. They're like, yeah, but you still have
to like buy curriculum, you have to do all this stuff, and like,
no, you don't. And I've broken this down a million times before,
Like you just look at one thing, and it is the amount of
time a kid spends actually learning in any day of school. As a teacher
many years, it is hours. You're sending them there for eight hours and
they're maybe at the best day they've ever had doing two hours of learning.
So are you gonna tell me you can't get your kid to do two hours
of learning a day, because now you're just on par with the shittiest education
you can find. Do you do more than that? Your kid's already better
than everybody at every you can find. It's why they always tell well,
that's why they always test always higher. Also, con Academy is free for
anybody, and it's every bit of curriculum you could ever want, from kindergarten
to college. So it's free, anybody can do it. It's been there
for years. It gets better and better all the time, and it's remained
free the entire time, and anybody can use that. If you have a
computer and an internet, it will track your progress for you. It's free.
It'll teach your kid math for free, so like you don't have to
spend a penny and you'll already be doing better than any school you can find.
Yeah. Also, yeah, also what they do as well, those
that they make sure that they they get them some social interaction so they get
them out, they get involved in some of the sports and things that So
there's a make sure if you're gonna do it, make sure they get some
social interactions so they ain't damn scared to death for their own shadow when they
walk out, you know, things, and that can be free too.
Writ there's free sports things, there's free library programs, there's free you can
sports is gonna cost you a little bit. You know, you probably have
to do like a uniform and some cleats, but I mean that you can
get some stuff on a bargain. As far as when you're doing the sports
side of things, there's always are their stores used items things of that nature.
There's some school sports associations too, right where they're like, yeah,
just come play sport. Yeah. Yeah, so if you're in an area.
Now, that also depends on the area you're in, so you will
probably need to be in a city large enough to house that. Now,
when I say a city large enough, I'm not talking about like a Denver
or something like that. But there are cities outside of it that may have
a college maybe like a college town, that have enough going on to where
they have those extracurricular activities. And I talked about that to my friend.
He's like, yeah, you know, he actually lives in the same area
I do, but we hadn't seen each other like fourteen years, even though
the town's not well, we got like one hundred and twenty thousand people here,
but that's not incredibly huge. But he said, yeah, if we
were back home, then I wouldn't have the same opportunity to get my kids
in some of the extracurricular stuff. So it also matters as far as geography
the location you're at as well, whether you're able to find that or not
so or you can just make it. My friend lives in a super rural
rural, rural, rural, rural area and has a homeschool sports association.
It's just like seven families, like, yep, let's throw our kids out
here and they'll play some soccer or whatever, like you know, if you
want it to be like the official, right, like this is a league
and everybody's like what that's different obviously, but right right, right, yeah,
yeah. So the area I'm in where like we're big enough to where
there's constant leagues and stuff for kids, baseball, soccer, I mean that
stuff's like all the time. It's not a big city per se, but
we have a college here, so we have like a Division one university in
town. So that gives you the breath of of having a lot of people
in the surrounding area. And we also have a big hospital and area as
well, so so it gives you the options as well. So yeah,
I'm just seeing that r n G. I'm is this. I don't know
why. I don't know what that's gonna say. My bad, but yeah,
Rockford was messing up, and probably as we've been talking about rock fin
if it's going downhill, everyone should be going over to Rumble anyway right now.
That's like the best alternative that we have is the roadways Rumble Channel.
Yeah, no matter what the deal is, there. We've had a whole
lot of that right here recently. Yeah, I wonder if they're just like
taking money out of servers or something. I don't know. I don't know.
I hope not. I like rock fin still, but I if it,
if it goes down, then I would like people to still be able
to find me. So well, yeah, and I got I was late
to the rumble train and been on it for the last couple of months now.
And fine, it's small, I don't you know. I mean,
I'm not I think I'm monetized, but I think the last time I looked,
I had made like twelve dollars or something in like seven months. So
this is not like a money maker, I don't think. But just to
have a place where my stuff is seen, not deleted, not deleted.
Yeah, that's nice. That's just you know, it's there. Sport my
fourth YouTube channel now, and so I've that I like to go, don't
talk about anything at all, like just stupid, it's stupid. I have
like five videos there because I can't put most of my content there. It's
pointless. Yeah, well, so sorry out there issue rumble. As far
as the money said, it's just the fact that like they're they're paying like
a lot of money to some of these big timers. Yeah, I think
I think Kai Speed probably, I think fruition fee. It's gonna officially leave
everything over there. Like there's there's quite a few creators that like they're just
paying Hell, I think they pay Tulsa Gabbart at one time to produce something.
I don't know if she ever produced anything they pay. I mean they
paid her big money. Conflict of interest. She's producing content for the intelligence
community as well too, as a Well that's what what what do we define?
What is her job? What's her title? Uh? With the she's
in charge of psych warfare? Yeah, you usually put a good looking woman
and today, well it helped. Yeah. Sometimes they put Rachel Maddow in
there, and she's an uply looking boy. They showed Rachel Maddow when she
was like twenty, like she actually looked like a woman and she was actually
trying, And I was like that left turns you into a miserable looking lesbian,
even if you're a man, especially if you're a man. That's pretty
good. Uh, speaking of psychological warfare, The Canadian Supreme Court refuses to
hear the appeal case in a Montreal mk ultra brainwashing case where the US government
was doing their mk ultra research out of Canada, as is really well documented
in that documentary from True Stream, The Minds of Men. It's like one
of the hardest things to watch that I've ever watched in my life. And
yeah, the Canadian government, the US and Canadian government are working together do
their mk ultra brain which people still think is just a conspiracy theory. But
like here we have the Supreme Courts dealing with it still, so like,
clearly it's actually real. There's so much documentation evidence that it's real, and
people still pretend like we're crazy for talking about it. It's not real,
it's fake. It's like most people for some reason are that stupid. Why
why are you that? I think they, I think most I think most
of them probably just reflexively just default to believing that it's got to be fake
because it just sounds so awful. But the truth of the matter is that
it's very real. It's easily provable. It's not even like it's only theoretical
to the extent that you think it's a theory. Yeah, But like if
you're like if you're somebody that is interested in investing more than forty five seconds
of your time, they can show you how that was a absolutely real thing
that was going on, and maybe just a prime example of how diabolical the
American government is willing to be in the name of science, like the most
degraded science you can get, Like, let's take mental patients and basically torture
them just to see what happens. What hey, well look look, look,
I mean you you've got to trash it out, you know what I'm
saying, you gotta look. All I know is that if we can't test
it on the reta, who can't. This sounds horrible, but you gotta
think probably most of our modern advances in medicine and all that stuff, oh
we have brought taking out millions of people trying it on them before we figured
out the ship did actually work. Dude, that makes sense. And this
is the same logic as killing all the chickens in case one of them gets
bird flu. We're like, let's kill all these people in case we can
develop something that will save a few of them. Yes, yes, what
is that? Just idiots? I mean they used to put what where they
put put leeches? On you, and they used to give you mercury,
and you know, we hit just had to do some ship and figure out
you know what that that didn't quite work. Well, we used terror to
fight the war on terrorism. Yeah, it's my only thing about about fighting
not very large. Like we'll go, we'll go blow up an area and
they're like, all right, we're gonna send y'all a billion dollars and help
you rebuild it. I'm like, hold on a second, why would I
blow it up if it's gonna cost me money? Why I'm gonna blow it
up? It's now the broken window. Well, you're in the pocket of
the peoples, the loan who gave you the money, right now, they
control you. Like, well, now, if you want to keep rebuilding,
you have do this and this and this. You like this company in,
Let this company in. It's good business. It's a perpetual money making
machine. Yeah. But I would be like, man, I'm not blowing
up the place so I can rebuild it. Okay, well you will.
You wouldn't last five minutes in government. You're too nice, logical, insane
and rational and compassionate. And so they can build condos there. Okay,
Okay, Okay, Oh, aren't they voluntarily immigrating now? Just like Hitler
and the Jews? I mean I think they literally they're like we're relocating them,
They're voluntarily relocating to ours. When you say voluntary, is that like
like uh like scooped up in the middle of the night, throwing in vans
and taking out here, or it's like we're going to continue murdering all your
friends and torturing you and starving you or you can, right, So that's
so I volunteered to stay alive. Right, Yeah, it's the same exact
sort of mentality. That's like you can even take this experimental injection and we
won't tell you what's in it, or you're gonna lose your job and all
your kids are gonna starve to death. Same samega, and we'll send we'll
send We'll send crowds of people to the grocery store to track you down if
you're a woman. I hope people remember that, Like there was like hordes
of there was like ten fifteen people. Just like if a woman was in
the grocery store without a mask, they would like hand her. If it
was they'd be like, but if it was a woman, oh shit,
dude, they'd be on top of her. She have a kid with her.
I'm like, dude, I was just running up on people like this.
I was ready. I was ready. I was like, hey,
I'm armed, but b I don't have to because I'm just gonna spit on
you and you're gonna just think I murdered you and freak out and lose control.
So it's gonna be awesome. My spit is weaponized, man, you
made it weaponized. It's actually the same spit it's always been. But now,
yeah, man, all those people, all those people slid it off
into the night. Fauci ber Rad feel all those fucks, they just they've
slithed it off. Not yet, they're still out there, not yet.
Put him in a cage like an animal. You know what I would do
to Fauci. I would do the beagle experiment on him. Yes, maybe
I would eat him down and do the same experiment he did to the beagles
on him. You know what's really the film it and I'd charge pay per
view and all that money would go to people that had to bury their family
members on Zoom or whatever. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be great retribution.
And you know what's the saddest part is you did it to beagles, who
if we were doing it to you, would want us to stop because they'd
want to just come love you because they're fucking beagles. They're cute and they
love humans. I meet people who hurt animals, I want to kill them.
No, it's a it's a trend towards it's one of the first,
uh, indicators of serial killer behavior. Right, Like you are literally a
psychopath. So I'm wrong with you ideos, But that's okay, you know
what I'm saying. That's a place for you in this world too, there
is I gotta be certain, you know, like all this like, well,
they're going to get theirs in the afterlife. I'm going to need evidence
of that. No, it's not the afterlife. It's this next incarnation or
the one after that of the one. It's not one anywhere. Okay,
okay, okay, scene damaged kid in India. It's it's my experience,
not my belief, that we come back again and again, and that what
experiences we have are direct related to what we have done previously. Is that
right? Yeah? So let me hang on a second. But is this,
uh, is this if you were bad in the past you get punished
in the person punishment. It's not punishment, it's just a completely equal like
whatever you did, you get period. There's nobody cares. There's no judgment
in it. So like here you gave out, you get back. Yeah,
I have a horrible example if you want a horrible examples. So I
had a past life memory come back to me of being a torturer in some
sort of like medieval dungeon. I've I experienced all of it. I enjoyed
it, I liked doing it. I was doing it for the right reasons.
I knew that I was doing it for the right reasons. It was
like righteous that I was doing this torturing to people, like it was great.
Yeah, then that's hard enough to deal with. By the way,
if you have a memory like that come back and you experience it first person,
it's pretty horrifying then horrible experience. So I've a never I've only I've
had like ten past life memories at this point since I was young to now
come back to me just spontaneously. All of them were horrible, traumatic,
horrifying. None of them were like, oh, look I was a happy
person who had a great job, Like no, they were all like here,
so here you got murdered horribly. Here's how you did this horrible thing.
Oh god, yeah, all of them. So so anyway, this
one, this one came back. It was real rough, and then I
realized and remembered how interesting is it in this life? When I was between
the ages of four and nine, I was tortured seriously by a dentist over
and over and over again. He would give me cavities to bring me back
to torture me again, over and over and over again. Whoa literally tortured
back? Yeah, she is crazy. It's fucking crazy. So yeah,
I mean, are you even now at this point? Are you like even
well? I wasn't before that memory came back. I was like, I
hope that guy burns in fucking hell, Like I hope he has like has
to get born back and his torture to himself, and like what a fucking
Obviously I hate this person. Now I'm like, fuck, I forgive you.
Let's just forgive each other. Let's stop doing this to each other,
Like what what are we doing? It kind of brings it into perspection.
Yeah, it's not like I like think what he did is okay or that
I deserved it. It's that I like get making that mistake now, like
I understand it first person right, Whereas the rest of this life I was
like, I don't understand torture at all. Abu Gray was the worst thing
I ever experienced. And all I did was see a picture, you know,
like or some pictures like I can't I can't comprehend the human mind that
can choose to do that to someone. But then I was a first in
a life where I absolutely understood every bit of it. And so that's a
that's a trip. Wow to do that, Yeah, to know that.
So it's not it's not an erasing of the when did that happen? Which
when did When did you get? How old were you when you got the
memory of the past life where you were the medieval torturer? It was like
seven years ago? Wow. Yeah, it was like the seventh past life
that I remembered, and I was not expecting it and I never would have
guessed. And I didn't even make the connection to being tortured in this life
for like another year or so, I mean, just because I don't know,
because I just wasn't looking for it. I was just dealing with the
with the repercussions of feeling like I've tortured people Like that's a traumatic experience in
itself. So yeah, so yeah, And I don't And I'm not saying
everyone has to believe this. I don't give a shit with people believe.
I'm saying these are my experiences and understand therefore of how things seem to work
based on those experiences. I'll tell you what, man, and that whatever
the universal supercomputer is that's keeping track of all this shit. Man, there's
a lot going on there. It's just you. I've had some d MT
trips that you know, makes you wonder, how like, what is this
whole system? How much weirder is it? You go around the corner with
a head full of d MP and you go, holy shit. Simulation Maybe,
God damn, it's a simulation that would be weird, but it would
answer some questions. But what's the difference between the word simulation and a consciousness
that is experiencing this right now just because it wants to? Yeah, I
mean and passed me. I just said. It's like, it's like I
it's like there's a game going on. It's like the online gaming world.
We'll explain it like this. It's like the online gaming world. There's a
game going on, and you can just choose to join that game whenever you
want, or you can choose to join that other game whenever you want.
And sometimes you just like drop into this game and you play a character's role,
play it all the way out, and then when you're done, you're
done, right, that's the place another game. That's how I felt when
I did DMT. I felt like I was in it. I was in
the cad drawing phase where you could see the structure of like the way the
simulation was going to be overlaid on top of the grid and you could sort
of see the framework of it, and that made sense. But you could
see it all the way up to the sky, like you could see like
it felt very enclosed. And I don't know if if if I can get
my head wrapped around that being a simulation, then I can get my head
wrapped around me being a simulated character inside the simulation, right, And that
that's very impersonal. It doesn't make you feel very good. But like what
if I'm just a little creep character that they spun the dial around on and
change this and change that, and then some dude is playing me as a
character. His mother calls him to dinner and then he's got to go.
I've literally experienced that too, like being outside of Lindsay and being the greater
consciousness you might say, of that of the actual me who looks at this
me as just a character that's being played, like just just enough to see
through and be like, oh, I don't It doesn't make me feel bad.
It makes me feel great relief and deep awe at how elegantly every thing
is rendered and how it also takes the pressure off too, Like you can
go forever and there's no judgment and yeah, you're going to get out.
What you dish out is going to come right back to you, but no
one's judging you for it. Nobody gives a shit what you do. But
do you want to experience that? That's like really the only question. Yeah,
So it's more a question of if if you want to be a shithead,
go ahead, go ahead, But you're going to experience that at some
point, Right, it's going to come back on you because you're still doing
it, because that's just the way this works out. Now. It might
not be this lifetime, it might be another one, but you can't get
yours. I didn't get tortured, right, but it happened that asshole loss
is going to get his in another dimension. Yeah. I mean again,
that's my understanding base of my experience, which is literally karma. It's just
cause and effect. People think is a punishment reward system. It's not.
It's literally just you get what you do. Yeah, it's very simple,
very simple. In fact, science agrees with it. In physics, cause
and effect equal and opposite reaction to every cause. The universe would agree.
But I still, I still would throw Fauci into a pit of fleas,
know what I just said, even though I couldn't have What about forgiveness or
redemption though, I just he'll get it someday, just like maybe not for
me. Right, This story is, this story ends with his face getting
eaten by fleas. Okay, So I don't know if this is he is
the only redemption, but this is the way this story is going to end,
right, That's how it would end for me. Right, That's an
ending to the story. It just is what it is for this one,
Okay, Okay, I'm fine with that. It is what it is.
We're just talking about a fictional universe simulation. You might say, right,
in the simulation, Fauscy might fall into a pit of fleas. It could
have. I got kicked off Twitter for suggesting that Bill Gates be thrown into
a fictional volcano. I got. My Facebook is destroyed. They're like,
for your protection, you can't get into your Facebook. And I'm like,
wait, what, Like I for my protection? Yeah, so you're so
protected that you can't even get in. Yeah, protect you. They're like,
oh, I mean you can, though, but only if you give
us like your phone and we'll text your code. And I'm like okay,
and then I do it over and over and over and no code ever comes.
And they're like, well, you have to get this app if you
want to do that. And then I get the app and like it doesn't
work, and they're like, well, you have to go into your Facebook
and change your settings. I'm like, but you won't let me into my
Facebook to change my settings. But this is for your protection. So if
you were to get in there was it is there some type of damaging material
that you would see that would absolutely like destroy your life instant I would there.
It may be like a message or something. It's like a message or
something that's left in there, like if you read this message, like your
life would be over, like you won't be able to make it, Like
humans can't contain this knowledge, but we're going to give it to you.
Yeah, has got to be it's it's got to be something juicy in there,
a juicy morrisel you like you are asshole. So I just don't have
a Facebook. Now, anybody who wants to message me a messenger or go
to my Facebook like have fun, I might Apparently I'll never be back.
So yeah, one more thing they get to take away from me. Yeah.
Oh did y'ellu jose H Van Jones talking about bad and recent failures may
bring this up. Heel, he's very upset. I thought he's about to
again, like now said the first black female president. Didn't you hear him
say so? Oh dear god man, that's terrible. Look, I'm just
gonna be honest. I Mean, everybody comes on the air and says all
this great stuff, but behind the scenes, it's a full skill panic.
People are passing around legal memos, pdster flying back and forth on WhatsApp trying
to figure out what are the options? How can you replace Biden? How
do you get him to do it in a way where he feels respected as
he should be respected. Who should Kamala Harris's vice president be? The conversation
on air and the conversation off air are completely different. And so it's the
same thing with you saw with with the with the Trump situation where people would
come on air and defend Trump and then you talk to people and then we
got a crazy candidate. We don't have a crazy candidate. We have a
great candidate. We have a beautiful man. We have someone who loves this
country. We have someone who has given his all, I mean his all
to the last drop for this country. But he may not be able to
get across the finish line. And I'm a mature party has to take that
into account. And that is what's happening. And so look, I understand
people want to, you know, uh, defend him and protect me and
give him their space and the dignity to make his own choice. But there
is a big conversation happening right now about how this happens, not weather.
Yeah, when he said that who Kamala, Who's gonna be Kamala's VP,
I'm like, Oh, you talking about the one who got listen, you're
talking about killing them, talking about killing him? Murder? Is that?
What is he going to do? Is he gonna Is he just say I'm
going to step down as president? And it's one thing to say I'm going
to not run because I don't think I can do it, and Kamala is
going to run instead. But who's going to be the president right now?
Him? Is he going to step down as per resident? Well, you
got to you gotta read the PDF on what's THATPP to know? Oh?
Yeah, flying around is flying they're flying around talking about how to take a
mail. It sounds like the CIA talking points to me, and it sounds
like they're trying to create Yeah, but how can you say, how can
you say who's going to be Kamala Harris's VP? She got lested one percent
of the vote at the DM convention in twenty twenty list and once she's got
as many votes, she got as many delegates as a dead guy to say,
she got as many delegates as you and I did. And now they're
like floating her out there, like the reintroduction of Kamala, like no one's
buying that, No one wants this, the rebranding of Kamala Harris. Ye
what rebrainer is would now with brains? What are we talking about here?
I'm like, Dave, you don't don't tell me to like you're like your
painting, but maybe it's to let come all around us. That's a terrible
painting. But that's that note. But it's also hysterical because they have boxed
themselves into a woke corner because they've they've gone DEI and and said that you
know that they they had to have a candidate who was a woman of color,
even if the colors were crayons. Uh, and they they still picked
her. And and now they have to live with the consequences of that,
which is she's deeply unpopular, clinically stupid, and incapable of finishing a sentence
without laughing. So like, good luck with her, but like you,
but like, I don't want to hear any complaining because like that is your
entire pot Always use that everyone deserves a chance, because there's hidden brilliance out
there in the in the in the community, and we need to Oh see,
sure, I'm sure there is. It ain't Kamala Harris though, Yeah,
that she ain't hidden brilliant. She's you're not Dusty polishing off a diamond
here. She's a fucking retard. She is really dangerously stupid. And if
she is the answer, I don't know what the question is except how do
we lose this election immediately? Kamala Harrison as the candidate? I mean her,
get me wrong, It's hilarious, but it's also a catastrophe. What
if it's her in Big Mike, Dude, Well, if it's her in
Big Mic, then she's she's got about six months left to live. That's
true. Hey, but hey, look, look she is. She is
popular at the places where they having a lot of music. She does.
She does a lot of dancing. Every time. Every time I see Euro
up on Twitter, she's always dancing somewhere ho downing. Yeah, yeah,
I'm like, do you do anything? Like She's totally totally useless, even
by vice president standards. And they're they're used to being sort of weirdos and
corps animated corpses, you know what I mean. Like they're used to being
sort of fucking like Mike Pences and you know, uh, Dan Quails and
you know weirdos George H. W. Bush serial killer. You know,
I could Kamala Harris as the president of the United States. I mean that
that that'll be in the history books. People are like, it'll be so
historic. It would be in the history books as the as the point at
which the American Empire officially came to an end. It would be in the
history books. But not for the reasons they think it will be. Oh,
it's absolutely well, you know, like the when did the Roman Empire
fall? I had Jeremy slat on He's hit. My episode with him is
out today. We talked about the Roman Empire, Like when did the Roman
Empire fall? He's like, well, a case can be made that it
fell between this time and this time. When did the American Empire fight?
Or the day that Kamala Harris was elected president? Yeah, day on that
right that day, right there, that day on the inauguration. That's the
day. Say, we ain't got a guess about these crystal clear in the
in the history books about greater in the chast said, Kamala like makes pale
and look smart, no, honest to God, Like you're like, I
miss Sarah Palin, I know with all my heart. Well, I mean
that seems that seems like they're that seems like they're way out, so their
way out is Kamala, which is that means that they know way more than
we know, you know what I'm saying. They I guess they know that
just but the machines ain't gonna work, period, you know what I'm saying.
I mean, but the move from Biden, who's already polarizing and weak
both physically and as a candidate, to move to Kamala Harris, who's even
who's pulling even worse, does not bring anything to the table in terms of
like a demographic really or an audience. I mean, it's like, you
know, nobody that wouldn't already mindlessly vote for Biden. So mhmm, it's
all downside. You know, at least Gavin Newsom, you could be like,
whoa, he's young, and he looks president, and he's this and
that. Like Kamala Harris does not look like the President of the United States.
Sorry, no, she looks like your damn your single anti you know
what I'm saying, the drinks to. Yeah, I mean he could.
She looks like she belongs in politics, you know, like she's just an
empty headed vessel, but not the president. Gavin Newsom, Unfortunately, looks
like it looks presidential, like he looks. I hate to admit it.
I mean, I don't. I take no pleasure in saying that, but
he does look like a guy that could be the president. He's got that
look mm hmm, that soulless. Let me show you, let me play
uh this Phil Collins song. Let me show you this wreck my record collection
sort of look as it's all less muldible putty is what it is. That's
what it is. That's oh. Oh, I loved after the after debate
was I think it's Adam Carolla him up at Gavin on News Nation and he
was just like Gavin thought he was gonna talk about the debate. He's like,
so, Gavin, why did you close the beaches during kvid? Oh?
He gave it to him, He gave it to him. Good.
Yeah, Adam Carolla is the only guy who asked. He gave it like
he's not left right right, He's just himself and he's honest. I feel
he was. He was blasting him like he was. He was, he
was he was not having them bullshit. No, No, it was great.
It was nice to see. It was about time Gavin stud or any
ship. Uh, you know, to do like Trump had nothing to do
with this. We're talking about you. Yeah, but I want to talk
about bad man, Orange Man. I want to talk about Trump. Went
in down talk about Trump. He said, if you if you knew nothing,
then why did you stop people from going to the beach if you need
Well, well, we knew very little. He goes, well, if
you knew nothing, why how did you know enough to say don't go to
the beach. Then don't go to the beach. Do go to Walmart?
Don't buy seeds, don't plant? Yeah, do go to Walmart and Walmart.
I still remember this day. I walked up to the UH This was
early on, before they even did the whole mass thing, but it was
like the occupancy of Walmart. It was a thousand people. I'm like,
a thousand people in Walmart. I was like, Jaud, I've been to
Walmart a bunch of times. At no point in time have I seen a
thousand people in Walmart. I was like, how is that your occupancy level?
I'm like, dude, that's that's insane. Really, you know why?
You know why? It's the occupancy level because that's how many people they
can have there in case of it being turned into a fucking camp. Yeah
that's what is a thousand people max in that camp? Oh okay, yeah,
we're going back to fucking dhs buying bullets and coffins and the inward facing
razor wire and all that shit. You got it. I think it's the
backup, backup, backup plan. Like I don't think they actually want to
do it. I just think they're like, in case all our plans go
awry, this is the backup plan. Let's make sure that all the Walmarts
that are next to railroad tracks are dual purpose. Yeah, yeah, creepiest
shit. I also always wonder, like anytime I go to a Walmart,
I'm like, what are these polls with like the lights and the cameras and
the like solar panel, and like they're never doing anything. They just flash
every once in a while. And then I found out there like anti loitering
AI. So it like it like knows if somebody's been here too long and
then it starts yelling at them. Did you know that? I really know?
Yeah, if you've been so like we used to do when we're younger,
you go, oh, let's go meet up at the Walmart parking lot.
Right, just you ain't hand the money, you just said the park,
Yeah, you just hang out. Yeah, and now they're like,
get out of here, citizen. I don't know what they say about I
think I mentioned before that the seven to eleven across the street from my daughter's
dance Ballet Dance Studio plays blast like classical music, so that all the homeless
people leave. That's rad. That is so cool, because if they don't
leave, they're like being elevated, like maybe some part of them will remember
what it's like to feel human, and then they might like be like,
hey, maybe I should stop doing fentanyl, and then their whole life could
change, and otherwise they just won't be there. Or it's fentanyl brought to
you by Tchaikovsky. Yeah, well I guess I guess we should start to
shut it down today. Let's bring it down. Let's burn it down,
burn this snitch to the ground. All right. Well, I'll say,
Corey, Corey Hughes Forbiddenhistory dot substack dot com. I don't think bloody history.
Bloody God damn it. Have I been saying it wrong this whole time?
Well, you just said it the first half. Oh okay, that's
Corey ship I spent two hours in a car with Corey each way. We
talked about JFK, we talked about Crypto, we talked about JFK. I
did a JEWS. I did a shout out to Cory during our panel discussion
at the Third Eye Carnival because I was talking about the misunderstood Hitler and I
guess he was like, what am I just the Hitler guy? Now?
Yeah, Cory was in the audience for that. We had a good time.
Man. Is that I highly recommend people to come out the next time
they do the Third Eye Carnival in Pueblo, Colorado at the Blowback Art Gallery.
Totally just the good vibe, nice people from fun time. It's just
like a big party, big party. Yeah, just the two day party.
So Charlie, where do you want people to go and what do you
want him to know? Progressions dot Io. I have a Jeremy Slate interview
that's out this that came out today. We talked about the fall of the
Roman Empire, the similarities between the American Empire. He's really enjoyed talking to
him. So check that out. And uh Octopus of Global Control available as
an audiobook. And thank you to everybody that's been buying the audio book,
all you all you illiterates out there or people that just like this. I
appreciate it. Thank you, thank you, thank you fortunately dot com for
everything, for everything I do, everything I do have a Me and Corey
didn't review together episode six of The Acolyte because of him going to the Third
Eye and everything h Third Eye Carnival. But there was no need for us
to both review it, so I just had my rant on it because it
was absolutely nothing. So go and check out my Corey. Corey and I
I will tell you what. We did some research for you for the show.
Uh, because we had a hotel room there for two nights and we
watched a ton of the Office, South Park, and Beavis and Butthead.
We watched a Beavis and Butthead movie last night. Oh god, when we
got home, we might have been a little but ahead and make you I'll
make you crash out that makes you. Yeah. But you can go check
out my newest rant there. I sent Corey to the link today somebody on
podcast, but it is up on YouTube for episode six of the Accolade.
I give you my thoughts on the episode, even though okay, so out
of eight episodes, they've already made two filler episodes. So I actually had
a six episodes, two of the episodes of filler. So that's what gets
you. That's what you get with this one hundred and eighty million dollars.
And one of them was Space Black Lesbian Space Witches. Yeah, yeah,
one of them is that. But at least that that moved the plot forward
somewhat gave me some background. There's literally two episodes where there was literally nothing
happening. It's like, it's like when they went to spring those animals from
that planet and that one Star Wars. Yeah, and look, I'm fine
with episodes with dialogue as long as the dialogue is interesting and it's moving the
plot along. It's not the case. We actually we actually had the had
the Sith guy with me or he h. He bathed in the pool so
he was in there butt naked and he got out the pools and Ocean saw
it. She looked right down at his dick like I was just like,
is this what we got going on? Now? I mean, checking a
man's deck on Star Wars. I'm trying to figure this out. Just real,
real, real softcore porn. Yeah, yeah, just today we all
saw all right, Lindsay Sharman here at roaguways dot org. And we will
be back with you next Sunday with episode one forty eight. We'll see you
then, assas