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From workhouse connect in aj Benza fame. He'd like to be walked on a

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leash and play really dirty, kinky
sex games. He's the guy put the

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cock in the Peacock network. Okay, bitch, hey, everybody aj Benzi

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here was fame is a bitch.
It is Monday, April twenty five,

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twenty twenty two. Let's call this
show Monday Mania, Monday Madness, Monday

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mindfulness. There's a lot to uncover
and talk about today. It's coming at

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you at twelve thirty seven pm as
I do this on the West Coast from

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beautiful downtown Burbank, as Johnny Carson
or Ed McMahon used to say, or

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was that the other guy, Doc
Severnton. Either way, coming at you

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from beautiful downtown Burbank, and downtown
Burbank is beautiful. There are many great

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things I see as I venture outside
these motel room doors with my dog and

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get breakfast and what have you,
And I don't know. My life is

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very different now. I had the
kids all weekend, which was fantastic,

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and as many of you heard the
Saturday Free Show, I spoke about that

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about that a bit. I spoke
about seeing the great Nicholas Cage movie,

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the Unbearable was it? The inbearable
laitness of massive talent? Whatever it is?

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The new Nick Cage movie is fantastic, and I spoke about that.

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But I'm a different person now than
I used to be. Um. I

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don't want this to come across boring
by any means, but maybe some of

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you are going through these types of
changes in your life. But I've I've

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had to become kind of a different
man. I'll delve into this deeper on

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the Patreon show tomorrow, but I've
had to now that time with the kids

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is not constant, now that it's
doled out in different days and hours and

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weekends. What have you? You
realize as a father you no longer have

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infinite time to teach them things.
Your time is finite, And maybe that's

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a better thing, because I find
myself, well, look, the only

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thing we can leave our kids's wisdom. That's it. And I find myself

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making any statements to them, whether
we're in bed or in the car,

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within a movie theater, saying things
that I think are gonna hit their ear

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and land right, and maybe twenty
thirty years from now they'll remember it in

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much the same way my father used
to say things to me that maybe at

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the time didn't mean much, but
looking back, wow, it was like

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a volcano erupting. You go,
Wow, what a me said? That

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something's are boring, like teaching them
about credit. Who the hell wants to

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talk about that? But it's the
most important thing to know. And some

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of them are just funny, irreverend
things that I think they ought to know.

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And then I include them on my
rounds, whether it's getting gas or

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growing to the movies like we did. And you know, sometimes this show

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and this is one of those shows. It's not particularly a gossip show,

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you know. I know the title
is fame is a Bitch. I don't

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know. Sometimes life is a bitch. And I'm grateful to have this platform

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to talk about some of the things
that are happening in my life as it

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unfalls in front of you on a
daily basis. It's quite remarkable to have

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that. It really is. It's
like being on tour with a band forever

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every day for four years and change, and I get to tell you what

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I feel, what I'm going through. You guys have literally lived through the

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battle scars and and and and listen
to all the nonsense, and some of

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you have your own opinions, some
of you leave, some of you refuse

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to leave. And then whatever it
is, what it is, it's a

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it's a moving opera. So let
me give you some some life notes.

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Man. You know, it's a
it's a transitional period. And I want

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to be able to tell you guys
things on this show that maybe we have

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in common. Um, I don't
know. I listen. I grew up

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on comics like George Carlin and Jay
Leno, and both of them really were

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dealing with the hypocrisies of life.
Jay Lenos bit when I was a kid

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on the Mike Douglas Show, a
MERV Griffin show, was what got him

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angry. And if you remember anything
about the great George Carlin, well that's

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all he did was talk about the
bullshit that we deal with in life.

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So keeping them in mind, let
me tell you a couple of things that

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happened the last day or two that
just got my goat. And that's what

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MERV Griffin and Mike Douglas would say
that Jay Leno, what's got you,

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man? Yeah, that's got me, man. You know, it's really

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gotta be man, that day it
gets me man and jay Lenos bit was

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to go through the TV guide and
talk about particular movies and stuff, and

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that was his bit. God bless
him and got him where it got him.

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I got to a gas station around
the corner and I put my card

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in the pumping This more than enough
money to get gas on that card,

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and it always says see the cash
here. And I can't stand that because

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I always travel with my dog and
that means getting around of the car,

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shutting off the ignition, blah bla
blah blah, taking it down thirty twenty

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yards away, seeing the cash here. Why doesn't this card work? I

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mean thirty bucks on pump eleven.
And finally I just had it. I

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said to the girl, why the
fuck are you telling me I can get

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gas outside? And every time I
do, it says see the attendant,

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This is horseshit. And she was
like, I don't want to hear it.

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You can leave, it said,
and I'm fucking leaving. I'm not

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leaving thirty bucks on pump eleven.
But what can I do? Honey,

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it's not your fault. What can
I do? She says, Call the

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owner of the gas station. Can
you imagine what's his name? Sam?

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She is, Okay, I'm gonna
call Sam. And I called Sam.

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Frankly, I thought it was insane
that I'm sitting on a bed in a

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hotel calling a guy named Sam who
owns a gas station, an Arco gas

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station. God knows how many Arcos
he owns. Its shit gas. But

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when you're surround the corner from where
you're staying, you gotta get it.

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If your car is blinking on empty, I said, Sam, I'm a

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patron of your gas stations. How
can I help you, sir? I

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said, Well, first of all, you sound like a young, very

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smart guy. I said, I
don't know why every time I go to

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your gas station I can't use my
card at your pump. Well, sir,

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we're going through a transitional period.
I'd like to be able to help

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you, but over the phone I
probably can and maybe the security code and

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you're back, said Sam. Sam
stopped it stopped. Why does this happen?

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Why it's very inconvenient. I just
assume not get Arco gas, But

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you happen to be the closest gas
station to me. Well, what's Arco?

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Will you talk? And so now
I know the guy's got multiple gas

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stations, has money coming out of
his asshole. But he was nice.

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He said, sir, you know
on arcos don't accept credit cards. I

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said, well, it'd be nice
if you said that out at the pumps.

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You know, you're right, we
should have some different language on the

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pumps. I'm very sorry, and
it was actually a nice constructive conversation.

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Again, has nothing to do with
gossip, just has to do with life.

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But I know we go through these
little travails, each and every one

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of us, and I want to
I want to broach them. Lady walks

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by me on the street. It's
loud, this car is speeding by this

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traffic on the street called Hollywood Way. The lady's wearing a mask. She

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approaches me and she points to my
dog and to me says, what sounded

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like you need to move that dog. I don't want to hear shit like

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that, so I quickly I got
a little startled, and I said,

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what are you talking about? And
she said, oh, that's really a

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cute dog. I said, oh
my god, I'm sorry. I thought

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I couldn't tell what you said because
it's so allowed, and that mask you're

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wearing doesn't allow me to hear what
you're saying. Un she's like a seventy

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five year old lady. I said, that's the problem with masks. I

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can't see your face. I don't
know if you're mad or happy, or

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sad or blissful. She said,
I know. It's a shame. So

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I said, Hunt, what's your
name? My name is Beverly. Well,

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that's a beautiful name. I know
a few Beverly's. You look like

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a sweet person. Well, thank
you. Are you a grandma? Yes,

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I have four grandchildren. Honey,
why don't you take your mask off

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while you're walking the street alone?
I mean, reybod are you doing?

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Hunt? They can think about what
you're doing. Well, I just you

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know, I don't know. At
my age, I'm at the point where

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bad things can happen. I see, you got plenty more living to do.

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You want to leave it behind with
a piece of cloth on your face

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like that? You don't want to
do that, she said, no,

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it's not really comfortable. I said, whyn't you do yourself a favor and

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your husband. You're married, Yes, I'm married for forty nine years.

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I said, do your husband a
favor, Honey, let him see that

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beautiful face. Of the woman he
married. Take take your mask off.

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It's a beautiful spring day. It's
goddamn gorgeous in this town. She said

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to me, I'll do it because
that dog is so damn cute. I'll

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do it. I said, thank
you, and she took her mask off

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and kept walking. I love little
moments like that. And if we all

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do things like that to strangers on
the street or in an airport or wherever

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maybe someone wants, they're gonna get
spit on or cursed out. But we

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need to do it now that the
mandates are getting lifted here and there,

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despite what the goddamn Biden administration is
saying and doing this fucking invalid asshole.

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Just do it, guys. Let
people know what are you doing. It's

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time to live life again. Hope
springs eternal. Another thing that bothers me.

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I can't tell you the amount of
drug prescription drug commercials I'm watching during

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the day. It's just it doesn't
I can't even tell you how many commercials.

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Maybe some of you guys understand this. You're home during the day,

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the TV's on, you're kind of
not listening, whether you're watching the S,

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CNN or Fox, and I gotta
be honest. I find myself listening

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to CNN more and more, not
because I love their anchors, just because

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Fox has more of a personality driven
network and CNN has more of a news

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driven network, and when they're talking
about war and such, it doesn't seem

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as one sided as it used to
be when they talked about Trump. So

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for me, CNN's on, And
by the way, in a motel,

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it's magically flips to CNN as default
channel. So you wake up in the

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morning and it is on, and
you start listening, and I think Frederico

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Whitfield, whatever the fuck her name
is, it's cute, so you listen

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to her whatever whatever. But all
these commercial I know this side effects,

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diarrhea, constant pation. I love
how diarrhea and constipation or both issues with

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side effects. Either you're gonna shit
or you're not gonna shit. Why even

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put both of them on the label. If one person ship their brands out,

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the other person couldn't shit. How
about you go, hey, let's

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not mention shitting at all on the
side effects, because clearly we're divided on

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what this bill does. But no, they mentioned all of it. And

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it's a black family laying on a
blanket as they walk through a field of

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wheat. I don't know where the
fuck they are. Then an old white

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couple comes by, see the black
family on the blanket and walks away and

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goes toward the lake. I've been
down the pike with all the commercials with

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black people. I'm tired of saying
it. We all see it's it's beyond.

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It's beyond the percentage of black people
in this country. It's way beyond

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that. Now. It's just,
you know, I don't even know the

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percentage of black people in this way, but but the amount of commercials that

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feature black people has to be sixty
five to seventy percent. Everybody's going bending

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backwards to make sure black people are
seen constantly, to the point where I

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see a commercial with Steph Curry,
the NBA superstar for the Golden State Warriors.

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I'm a big fan of his basketball
ability, So as my son and

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I'm watching this commercial where he begins
to tell us how Subway has a new

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Italian hero that we've got to get
because it contains the cold cut Gobba goal.

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Now, of course he says capicola, which is horrifying for an Italian

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te here. I don't know many
people on people of Italian heritage who love

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Gabba Gul. Yes, I say
gabba, you can say capola, whatever

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the fuck, but it's not cappycla. But that's the way Steph Curry says

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it on the commercial. It doesn't
make any sense to me that a black

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kid is gonna tell Italians what they
should enjoy it subway, and not only

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him, but after he's done speaking
on camera for ten seconds, there's a

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voice over by some other black guy
telling us how Cappiicola is its subway.

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Well what I don't want to fucking
hear that. That's not gonna turn any

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Italians on. I just Steph Curry
telling us about the new Italian hero that

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contains cabbagoule. I hate seeing it
that way, but that's the way.

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I just why don't you get Sebastian
manisca alcohol, get somebody Italian, Get

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somebody Italian to talk about the new
fucking Gobba Ghul hero at subway, You

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idiots, you don't get a black
person. You know what? Would you

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hire me to talk about the new
fried chicken sandwich and Popeyes? No,

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the new shrimp basket and Louisiana Chicken. No, they're getting so stupid.

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They're trying to be so politically correct
that it's absolutely incorrect. Fucking assholes.

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Watching this commercial for the fifteenth time
this morning, I've had I can't take

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it anymore. They're discussing an ailment
that men get called pironis disease. Have

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you heard about this? The ben
penis thing? I remember talking about this

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ailment forty five years ago as a
kid with my dad. What I go.

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My dad knew about men. Certain
men have PIRONI. He said,

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what is that, Dad? And
he mentioned it was a ben penis and

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it was like, oh, okay, this happens. Whatever. Not everybody's

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penis points straight up in the air
when they get a heart on. I

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get it. Mine doesn't. We're
all different, but we all satisfy women

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in our own way. Some go
to the side, some go down,

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whatever the fuck it is. It
all works out in the end. But

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now we've got to have a big
commercial and a drama for men suffering from

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pironies. Nobody suffers from a bent
penis. You figure it out. Sometimes

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the bend that's different is more more
attractive to a girl. It works better

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for a girl, So calm down. What they oh, it's such a

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bad thing. It's not that bad. So I've known about this forever.

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Suddenly in the two thousand and twenties
it's a big thing. We've got to

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talk about it. We have to
have a drug. We have to have

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a drug for it. Never did
I think we needed a commercial for people

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to get help for it. I
don't know what these commercials are all about.

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But if you've got pironies disease,
then of course this commercial is for

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you, even though I'm sure you
probably did something about it before this commercial

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even aired. But here's the thing
that gets me, guys, the way

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they're describing a man's peronis disease.
And I hate the word disease. It's

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an ailment, crooked cock whatever.
Know they do the whole commercial they show

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a bunch of bent carrots. Bent
carrots. All you see in this commercial

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are a bunch of bent, ugly, unshaven carrots with knobs on them,

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and you know those little hairs that
come off carrots. Everything they can do

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to make you think a man is
disgusting. It's so wonderful to be a

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man, that the way you can
describe it comes down to what the ugly,

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odd shaped vegetable that grows in the
goddamn dirt that you pull out with

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your fingers. If this or a
disease about a woman's vagina or productive reproductive

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system, would it be okay if
we showed a rotten avocado or a fucking

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rotted peach. I mean literally,
this commercial is a constant showing of carrots

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throughout the whole commercial. It should
be a commercial for carrots. We can't

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talk about a woman's drive vagina.
Let's say and show a big dustball that

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comes out from beneath your couch.
Can't do that, Oh my god.

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Another commercial comes up about whatever the
fuck some allergies in the fields, a

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woman petting horses, a black family
of course, petting horses, riding horses

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in the field. And there's all
side effects, diary, all that kind

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of shit. You can't breathe,
you can't ship to sleep, apnea,

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Oh my god. But getting back
to Pironi's disease, the lass thing on

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the commercial, as if the abundance
of carrots being shown isn't enough of an

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insult. Do you know where you're
supposed to go to learn more about Pironi's

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disease. If you're a man,
we'll simply go to bentcarrot dot com.

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If you want more information about your
penis, that's bent. Don't go to

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a website that you know more or
less caters to your insecurities regarding your bent

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mail productive organ which is a penis, which is fun to say. No,

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let's go to bent'scarret dot com.
Ladies, you would never go to

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a website called rotten avocado dot com
to take care of your drive vagina,

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would you? Bentcarret dot com has
nothing to do with a man's penis.

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It's not anything that's biologically true,
Bent Carrot. So tell me more about

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how many men are toxic. We're
not. We're not. We're the victims

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of toxic masculinity. We're the victims
of people putting this shit on us.

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And if there are any men in
the room who made this goddamn commercial,

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you better believe they're either gay or
they fucking hate men or their women.

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Either way, bentcarrot dot com,
my christ. Anyhow, speaking of which,

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well, when it comes to love
and all the other things that come

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with it, I spoke to a
tippy top lawyer source of mind regarding the

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Johnny Depp Amber Heard case, and
I'm going to talk about this for days

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on end. You know, I
have to. Britney Spears was the big

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case for for many months, and
I was on top of that, and

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I'm on top of this. So
if you liked what I said about Britney

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Spears, you need to because I
was on top and I was way ahead

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of the whole fucking world when it
came to breaking exclusive content. I'll do

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the same with Johnny and Amber.
So this lawyer's source of mine told me,

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you're right, Age. There is
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Amber Heard is the primary instigator.
This is a tippy top lawyer, not

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only case, but tippy top.
He has some understanding of domestic violence issues.

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He specialized in family law and domestic
violence cases in Hong Kong. He

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even heard a thesis on this subject. He said, Amber Heard's position in

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this case is a classic approach,
and that domestic violence is always physical and

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perpetrated by men. However, and
I said this yesterday, domestic violence is

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more often than not emotional, psychological
and uses fear of threat. Remember that

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fear of threat and what he's seeing
so far is a highly manipulative woman who

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sought to provoke her husband to violence. This is a tippy top lawyer talking.

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She can't hide a true character on
the stand. The way she is

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impersonating Johnny Depp's voice tells me she
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She is conceited and is convinced that
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she will, nor do I.
He said, there's nothing authentic about her.

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The revelation about the makeup palette tells
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but she is pathological and a habitual
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let me just put a pin on
that for a second, guy. People

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who are victims of domestic violence are
typically stare of the person committing the alleged

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domestic violence. If you listen to
Amberherd's talk on the tapes, she is

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goating him. She's goating Johnny Depp, making fun of him, poking the

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bear. That's not what somebody does
if they suffer from domestic violence. Use

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your heads, guys. There's a
pattern to her behavior, and it details

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like the lie about the makeup palette, which will tear her case apart.

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In my opinion. It's the kind
of fact you don't get wrong. If

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what happened to you was traumatic exactly, covering bruises from domestic violence as an

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ordeal in itself, she would remember
how she concealed them. He's exactly right,

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and I said as much on Yesterday's
Free Show. As Spectacle, Johnny

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Depp is mesmerizing, and he is. His court appearance is unconventional. He

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goes off on tangents what you're uncalled
for, but he sucks you in.

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Yeah, because he's a fucking movie
star man. He comes across as authentic

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and I can see why people love
him. Masculine yet vulnerable, damaged,

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but a huge success. On the
other hand, Amber heard looks like she

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stepped out of the Crucible. Her
appearance is undeniably contrived to make her look

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puritan. You nailed it in the
show when you said she looks like she

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came out of a Handmaid's tale,
and I one hundred percent agree that she's

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on zannex. At first, I
couldn't put my finger on what else was

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going on with her because she appears
frozen and not all there. But the

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zannex makes sense. It's keeping a
lid on her fiery temper. Sometimes when

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Johnny Depp is talking, she looked
like she wants to explode. Yes,

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she does. It brought to mind
a poem. It brought to mind a

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poem that I loved by T.
S. Eliott. The dove descending breaks

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the air with flame of incandescent terror, of which the tongues declare the one

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discharged from sin and error. The
only hope or else despair lies in the

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choice of pire or pire, to
be redeemed from fire by who then devised

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the torment. Love. Love is
the unfamiliar name behind the hands that wove

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the intolerable shirt of flame, which
human power cannot remove. We only live

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only suspire, consumed by either fire
or fire. Goddamn right, Johnny Depp

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is mesmerizing. The whole case is
the kind of thing. I can't turn

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my face away from him. This
morning, I wake up and decide I

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want to see Elvis Presley videos.
I don't know why. I don't know

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why. My girlfriend's son is named
Presley, and I just said, well,

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that's so cool. I very rarely
go on YouTube and look at Elvis

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Presley videos, but when I do, I get sucked in because he was

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such an amazing talent. You think
Johnny Depp is mesmerizing. He is because

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he comes from the Elvis tree.
There are men who come down from the

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trees of the men before us.
We live done the branches and we come

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down the trunks because those are the
men we aspired to be. That sounds

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insane and stupid. I apologize,
but I know what I'm talking about.

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So I got into this Elvis Presley
rabbit hole and it isn't set enough.

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I'm watching him doing hound dog Man
and he's on the Ed Sullivan Show and

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he walks out on stage. The
crowd is going bananas, and he says,

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I'm going to sing a sad song, folks, and the girls are

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swooning and crying and screaming, and
he's trying to make believe there's going to

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be a sad song coming up.
Then he raises his head above the guitar

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and they know it's coming, and
he hits that goddamn guitars and you ain't

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another moved, and the crowd goes
bananes. And his absolute command of his

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band, his stage presence before people
really knew what that was, every artist

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since then owes that to Elvis and
I'm gonna say something in a very well

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in a weird way. I'm not
saying every moment of Johnny Depp's appearance and

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tactics in court are approved, but
there is a way he's acting that I

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think men from here on in will
adopt his style, especially with respect to

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them being the victim of a woman
harming them. And just as every artist

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owes that to Elvis, I think
every person's from now on in is going

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to owe that to Johnny Depp if
they unfortunately get to have to go to

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court. Elvis was lightning in a
bottle and that's a once in a generation

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and king. And say what you
want about Johnny Depp, but his talents

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are once in a generation. I'm
a heaterosexual man. You guys know all

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about my love of women. But
the cool humbleness about Elvis Presley, the

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mountain of confidence that only grew bigger
with each cheer and clapped and the screaming

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of his name, My god,
I've got a fever for that guy,

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and it's not going down. Me
and Mickey Rourke and Tupac Shakur used to

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talk about how we obsessed with Elvis
Presley. That was a big kind of

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topic of conversation. I'll get more
into it on the Patreon show. But

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we drove to Brooklyn one night to
see a gangster that Mickey wanted to pay

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his respects to. I knew the
guy and he was going to jail and

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prison and and Mickey wanted to pay
his respects. And I said, let's

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take a ride. And we got
in the car and me, Mickey Tupac

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and Johnny Enos and Mickey's driver,
Kevin took us in the black Town car

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and his driver played Elvis the whole
way. I think I heard the song

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Suspicious Minds one hundred times that night, and I remember the only time it

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stopped was when we went through the
Brooklyn Battery tunnel. That's when Mickey had

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the music lowered and he had to
breathe into a paper bag because he was

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scared of being in the dark and
in the tunnel at the same time and

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underwater. He couldn't understand that.
He was like, I don't trust how

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they can build these things. And
two Bucks said, do you think bridges

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are any safe? For motherfucker?
It's just a great memory. I have

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greatest memory also when it comes to
Elvis used to be when me and my

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brother in law Frankie and his gorgeous
brothers Philly, Nicki and Paulie would stand

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up and sing this song The Wonder
of You to our mothers at weddings,

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at birthday parties, whatever the hell
we were celebrating back then, surprise parties,

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it was always something back in the
eighties and early nineties we had to

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celebrate, and we would stand up
there and hold each other and sing this

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song at the top of our lungs
and just to see our mom's happy.

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The Wonder of You makes me cry, it really does. It's released by

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a guy named Ray Peterson way back
in nineteen fifteen nine. Is it possible

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this song is over sixty years old? It is. It became a top

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ten forty hit, didn't really peak
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What have You? And the Wonder
Review is about one of thirty five songs

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that Elvis would regularly perform a concert. You could see him on YouTube sing

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it constantly, and Ray Peterson tells
the story where Elvis asked him if he

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could record The Wonder Review and he
said, you don't have to ask permission.

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You're Elvis. Presley and Elvis said, yes, I do. You're

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Ray Peterson. And the song is
so wonderful. It's actually been adopted by

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the English Association Football club port Vale, which runs out to the song at

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the start of their home matches,
while the club fans sing it throughout their

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matches. I mean, listen to
that song, and Mickey Rock would tear

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up. He told me. I've
played this song for people overseas who don't

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understand English and they cried because of
the sound of Elvis's voice. It just

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slays them. And Tupac said he
wished he could command an audience like Elvis

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did. That's a king. Imagine
those guys envying a man who enters a

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room. If you've ever seen Mickey, a young Mickey or Tupuck walk into

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a room, you'll know what it
means to command attention. But even they

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knew. Nobody did it like the
king. And then suddenly I'm in the

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Elvis rabbit hole and I find myself
and a Hank Williams rabbit hole because their

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songs here he signed to Hanks songs, et cetera, et cetera. You

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just start going down these holes and
I'm listening into the likes of Johnny Cash

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recite this heartbreaking song men with broken
Hearts that many of you know that Hank

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Williams sang, and I mean the
words are insane. If you don't mind,

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I'd like to tell you the words
of this song. You'll meet.

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It's not even a song that sung, it's recited. You'll meet many men

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just like me upon life's busy street, with shoulders stooped and heads bowed low,

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and eyes that stare in defeat,
or souls that live within the past,

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where sorrow plays all parts for a
living. Death is all that's left

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for men with broken hearts. And
I say this, I recite this song

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because of what Johnny Depp is going
through. You may not feel sorry for

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him, whatever the hell you feel, but I feel it's necessary, and

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I'll continue. You have no right
to be the judge to criticize and condemn.

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Just think, but for the grace
of God, it would be you

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instead of them. One careless step
or thoughtless deed, and then the misery

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starts. And to those who weep, death comes cheap. These men with

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broken hearts, Oh so humble you
should be when they come passing by.

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For it's written that the greatest men
never get too big to cry. Some

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lose faith in love and life when
sorrow shoots her darts, and with hope

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all gone, they walk alone.
These men with broken hearts. You've never

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walked in that man's shoes, saw
things through whose eyes, or stood and

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washed with helpless hands when the heart
and side you dies. Some were paupers,

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some were kings, and some were
masters of the arts. But in

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their shame they're all the same,
these men with broken hearts. Life sometimes

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can be so cruel that a heart
will pray for death. God, When

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must these living dead no pain with
every breath? So I help your brother

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along the road, no matter where
he starts. For the God had made

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you've made them too. He's men
with broken hearts. Unbelievable. Right,

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Sometimes these rabbit holes do me a
lot of good. And that brings me

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to the last story today, which
I find not funny, but kind of

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expected it. I've been talking about
it for years. I've been right about

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it. Now here it comes to
proof. How long have I told you

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that Shawn Mendez is not straight and
his relationship with Camilla Kabail was funny?

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A long time? Many of you
said, Aj it's going on too long,

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quit it no and now Shawn Mendez
says this. He admitted in the

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candid letter shared on Twitter last week
that he has a tough time being honest

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with his fans at times. He
said, sometimes I ask myself what is

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it that I should be doing with
my life? And what I always hear

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in return is to tell the truth, to be the truth. I feel

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like that's a hard thing to do, though. Okay, I'm afraid that

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if people know and see the truth, they might think less of me,

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they might become bored or of me. So in these moments of feeling low,

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I either put on a show or
I hide, and he shared that

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he constantly feels like he's either flying
or drowning, and it makes him wonder

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whether other twenty somethings experienced the same
emotional highs and lows. He said,

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the truth is, I really do
want to show up in the world as

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my one true, honest, unique
self and not care what anyone thinks.

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Sometimes I do. Sometimes I really
don't care what people think, and I

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feel free most most of the time. It's a struggle, though, and

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he acknowledged that even with so much
success in his professional life. He still

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finds it hard to feel like he's
not failing. He's hyper focused on what

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he doesn't have, forgetting to see
all that he can do. The truth

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is, he said, I'm overwhelmed
and overstimulated, and then he concluded his

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note by assuring the stands that he's
okay. He's not, but he wanted

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to share his thoughts in case they
resonate with some people. Quote quote.

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This message comes five months after his
breakup with Camilla Cabello, who quote unquote

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he dated for over two years.
He said, I'm on my own now,

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and I hate that. That's my
reality. I understand that reality and

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my own two Sean, I got
a girlfriend, she's the best, but

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more or less most of the time, I'm on my own. It's a

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weird thing. I can appreciate anyone, any man who makes that claim.

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But you need to be completely honest
and true as you come forward. Seawan

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mendays, no matter what the slings
and arrows do, because sticks and stones

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and all that shit don't matter to
real men. And we're ready to meet

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you no matter what you are and
greet you no matter what you are,

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because you see the bullshit narrative about
toxic masculinity that doesn't exist. Real men

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understand broken hearts. So keep walking
toward the truth, son, and you'll

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be met with you mility love.
I'm AJ Benson. That was your shell

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for Monday, April twenty five,
twenty two. Manic mondays, I suppose

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Mystic mondays, whatever it is.
It was a little bit teary eyed today,

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So call what you will, but
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my truth every goddamn day. Thank
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