Speaker 1: The Age of Tims.
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Speaker 2: you for being here. It's another Friday night in the
Speaker 2: midst of the Age of Transitions. It's a wild time,
Speaker 2: It's a time of uncertainty. It's the age of doubt
Speaker 2: and a doubt. We'll figure it out. As the song
Speaker 2: goes can agree with that sentiment more. But we're doing
Speaker 2: what we can right through the confusion, through the insanity,
Speaker 2: through the digitalization of all life as we know it.
Speaker 2: It has to be done to make the world better. Right,
Speaker 2: So here, here we are, and it's just wild. I
Speaker 2: want to keep the show just loose. I have notes
Speaker 2: actually from a couple weeks ago, two three weeks ago
Speaker 2: I was going to use, but then I didn't.
Speaker 3: I think I'll.
Speaker 2: Dip into them in a minute. But before I even
Speaker 2: do that, just I want to just you know, tell
Speaker 2: a couple little stories. Today I took a lift ride,
Speaker 2: which I hardly ever do. I don't have a lift
Speaker 2: account myself. Every now and then I find myself in
Speaker 2: one of these things because I'm with somebody who does
Speaker 2: have one, if I happen to be on rare occasion
Speaker 2: out doing something.
Speaker 3: Which isn't that often these days.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I took a lift ride today back from
Speaker 2: the car dealership because I took the car down there
Speaker 2: for maintenance. And you know, I asked like, basically, is
Speaker 2: there a way do you have a shuttle. They're a
Speaker 2: way out of this damn place because I don't want
Speaker 2: to stay here.
Speaker 3: And I oh, yeah, yeah, well do lyft. Yeah, here
Speaker 3: you go.
Speaker 2: And so I got a free lift ride from the
Speaker 2: well free in quotations right now, no such thing as
Speaker 2: a free lunch economics one on one. But anyway, I
Speaker 2: got a lyft ride away from the car dealership, so
Speaker 2: I wasn't trapped there. And uh, the driver pulls up,
Speaker 2: you know, standard little lift car whatever, and just some
Speaker 2: guy driving it, standard fare right, and okay, this is
Speaker 2: a lyft ride. I get in, we start driving, and
Speaker 2: I kicked off the small talk because you know, there's
Speaker 2: got to be either people could play about the driver
Speaker 2: small talking too much. I like talking in that scenarios.
Speaker 2: You know, I got conversation going.
Speaker 3: Uh it was gray.
Speaker 2: It was a gray morning with you know, some cloud
Speaker 2: cover we called marine layer here. And I just talked
Speaker 2: to the driver. I said, what is this? Is this
Speaker 2: June gloom? What we got going on here? What's with
Speaker 2: this weather? And his response to that was that, well,
Speaker 2: there they are doing a lot of things to the
Speaker 2: weather right now, something to that effect. And I don't
Speaker 2: remember the exact thing he said, but he definitely used they.
Speaker 3: He definitely.
Speaker 2: Referred to they doing something to make the weather as
Speaker 2: it was. So I was like, oh, okay, immediately, you know,
Speaker 2: I knew what he was talking about.
Speaker 3: I knew, you know, I was.
Speaker 2: It doesn't take a lot for me to understand that
Speaker 2: that conversation started, right, you know, That's so much of
Speaker 2: this show is the fact that you know, we've been
Speaker 2: in this world, the conspiracy culture world, for over twenty
Speaker 2: years now, and so these are the things that I
Speaker 2: recognize as a bizarre weirdo that's like that. So, you know,
Speaker 2: conversation goes on. He mentions chemtrails, and so I was
Speaker 2: talking to him about camp trails. I'm like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm saying how he's on the fence with kemp trails, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I could see them. I'm like, I go back and
Speaker 2: forth with my wife like are they indeed chemtrails or
Speaker 2: is it, as they're saying, these naturally occurring contrails.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I could honestly see it being either one. And so
Speaker 2: he's going on and the whole conversation he continues with Okay,
Speaker 2: so he does the weather stuff and I'm hanging with him.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm throwing stuff in there. I don't know if
Speaker 2: he fully This is what's interesting because it was like
Speaker 2: the manner of the conversation. I guess is what I
Speaker 2: should really pull out of this is that what he
Speaker 2: was doing, and I recognize it, was that he was,
Speaker 2: you know, doing a presentation, and he turned his lift
Speaker 2: rides into the forum for these presentations. Because I'm sure
Speaker 2: I'm not the only one that he's done this, but
Speaker 2: it seems that you know he's and I'm assuming here,
Speaker 2: but I'm assuming what the idea behind this is that
Speaker 2: he does this on any occasion he can in order
Speaker 2: to do what we'll get the good word out to
Speaker 2: help inform the public of the mass deception that's happening
Speaker 2: all around us. Right, And I recognize that because I've
Speaker 2: been there myself and I've done that same thing, so
Speaker 2: I knew what he was doing.
Speaker 3: I wasn't mad at him that he was doing it
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 2: In fact, I enjoyed it very much. I mean, I
Speaker 2: liked being on the other side of the conversation. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that I disagreed with everything he said either.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he was preaching to the choir. But
Speaker 2: he wasn't, you know, facing an uphill battle with a
Speaker 2: lot of resistance either, you know. I mean I was
Speaker 2: agreeing with a lot of what he was saying, and
Speaker 2: I was throwing extra stuff in here and there.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure how much that mattered, but anyway, So so.
Speaker 2: I think the moral of the story here is that
Speaker 2: anywhere you go and.
Speaker 4: I would just say these days and there's the dangerous
Speaker 4: doing that, but I would, I would go out and
Speaker 4: in today's world, within this moment, in the age of transitions,
Speaker 4: you're more likely than ever to come across another person
Speaker 4: day to day that's in the conspiracy culture world one
Speaker 4: way or another, and the.
Speaker 3: Immersed in it, for.
Speaker 2: They spend so much time with it that it becomes
Speaker 2: a very important part of their life.
Speaker 3: Again, I relate to this.
Speaker 2: Okay, not judging, I understand all too well.
Speaker 3: But now this thing, like he reminded me of me.
Speaker 3: I like you because you remind me of me, A
Speaker 3: younger version of me. That's what this guy was like.
Speaker 2: So yeah, this is this would have been the me
Speaker 2: from like yeah, yeah, about twenty years ago. About twenty
Speaker 2: years ago version of me would would be very similar.
Speaker 2: And the way that he is evangelizing for the things
Speaker 2: that he believes to be true, and that by sharing
Speaker 2: this information is going to make things better. You know,
Speaker 2: you have to inform as many people as possible, and
Speaker 2: when that happens, then you know, that's the blank to
Speaker 2: fill in that.
Speaker 3: Nebulative Yeah.
Speaker 2: For me, and I believe now that there's more of
Speaker 2: this than ever. We have come to a place where
Speaker 2: it's all of the same general conspiracy culture ideas have
Speaker 2: been there all along.
Speaker 5: Again, I'm not even giving a yeah mm hm.
Speaker 3: M r point.
Speaker 2: You've got the I hate Jewish people, So that's the
Speaker 2: way I'm going to turn for whatever. That's the way
Speaker 2: it's always been do and it's always been bad in
Speaker 2: conspiracy culture. That is to say that the bulk of
Speaker 2: it is disinformation and it's not helpful and it doesn't
Speaker 2: help the average person in their life more than they
Speaker 2: learn it.
Speaker 3: However, it's not all bad either.
Speaker 2: It is good, and I still believe that it is
Speaker 2: if it's treated properly, but it very rarely is. And
Speaker 2: again I'm not judging anybody that would, you know, share
Speaker 2: this stuff in any sort of way, because there's so
Speaker 2: much of it thrown out there and he was mentioning
Speaker 2: these tiktoks that he watches, and this is what this
Speaker 2: is where people are getting disinformation now.
Speaker 6: Back in my day it was it's a Crystal Links
Speaker 6: website and the weird Internet forums where fringe weirdos would
Speaker 6: talk about these topics.
Speaker 2: So it was Internet as it was back then. Is
Speaker 2: whereas getting the vast bulk of you know, the general information,
Speaker 2: then it's best if you go and you read books
Speaker 2: and like you try to find actual sources for whatever
Speaker 2: it is that interests you.
Speaker 3: That's nice. Then barely ever happens.
Speaker 2: But if you do that and you're starting to do
Speaker 2: things right, you're on the right track.
Speaker 3: If you do that again, it rarely occurs.
Speaker 2: But what you get happening is just this mass wave
Speaker 2: of conspiracy culture media that now is permeating throughout social
Speaker 2: media applications. You know, name any given social media app
Speaker 2: the stuff is on it one way or another. And
Speaker 2: TikTok is big because there's a lot of information, not
Speaker 2: just with conspiracy culture, but generally speaking. People go on
Speaker 2: there wanting to learn about you know, X, Y and
Speaker 2: Z anything, wanting to inform themselves, wanting to you know,
Speaker 2: enrich themselves by somehow learning about the world. And so
Speaker 2: people do that, but we like it or not, whether
Speaker 2: you like it, whether I like it or not, that's
Speaker 2: what's happening. People are going on there to learn stuff,
Speaker 2: and so it is that content creators are there to
Speaker 2: fill that need because that's why people are there. So
Speaker 2: that creates a space where an aspiring content creator shows
Speaker 2: up and provides that service. And of course we know
Speaker 2: the problem being that you have to trust the sources
Speaker 2: this case, the content creators and social media have toruss
Speaker 2: them that purveying is reputable. This takes me back to
Speaker 2: my earlier point. Most of the time, this conspiracy culture stuff,
Speaker 2: it does more harm make good. It just does. That's
Speaker 2: where I am now. Now if you disagree with that,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I've been doing this for twenty years. That's
Speaker 2: how I feel at this point. Other point reiterated, I
Speaker 2: do feel that if pursued and applied correctly, conspiracy research
Speaker 2: or just research into parapolitics, into into any spheres of power,
Speaker 2: political influence, or anything that's going on in our world,
Speaker 2: any like real information that is that you can find there. Okay,
Speaker 2: but it does take hard work, it does take time,
Speaker 2: and internet and social media most certainly is not set
Speaker 2: up for you to consume.
Speaker 3: It's what it offers you in that manner. It just isn't.
Speaker 2: And we know this, Come on, everything's made just so
Speaker 2: that you click on ith engagement. Content creators are making
Speaker 2: stuff so that it brings the audience there, irregardless of
Speaker 2: anything else, whether the information is true, whether the information
Speaker 2: is useful, whether the anything about it, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 2: as long as they get you there and you stay,
Speaker 2: and they look at their little analytics like, oh look,
Speaker 2: my engagement rates by and I've got thirty three percent
Speaker 2: of the audience stayed for over twenty minutes of my show,
Speaker 2: And oh my god, that's great. That's what they're doing.
Speaker 2: That's what they're doing, all of them. It's the only
Speaker 2: thing most of them came about. The successful ones, the
Speaker 2: successful content creators. They're basically all that's their game, okay.
Speaker 2: And that goes for the same people that were I
Speaker 2: would have considered colleagues fifteen twenty years ago. Fifteen years
Speaker 2: ago when I was really in the midst of you know,
Speaker 2: trying to make a name for myself and doing this
Speaker 2: and doing the age of transitions thing transfers iss to
Speaker 2: radio and all that. The bulk of people that have
Speaker 2: had any success doing that, they are playing that game too,
Speaker 2: and I would venture to say most of them at
Speaker 2: this point don't really care about much more than staying
Speaker 2: relevant and just keeping whatever it is they have going.
Speaker 2: That's just how it is.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's a weird, sad world. But whatever.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is just this may be neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: To segue away from that point, another anecdotal thing that
Speaker 2: I have noticed in everyday life is that a lot
Speaker 2: of people just I'm talking about the average person. Envision
Speaker 2: the average person, just the average American. Okay, joo, Joe Normal,
Speaker 2: what he's doing is spending a lot of time gambling
Speaker 2: these days? And why is that? Why is Joe normals
Speaker 2: spending so much time gambling away his hard earned money? Well,
Speaker 2: first of all, he'll explain to you, and he will.
Speaker 2: What he's doing is he's rationalizing what he's doing by uh,
Speaker 2: the classic gambling rationalization of oh, I'm doing this smart
Speaker 2: and I have a system of that. Everybody has a system.
Speaker 2: Every gambler has a system. Like I'm applying my system
Speaker 2: and this is how I do it. And they'll proceed
Speaker 2: to tell you I make this many bets a day,
Speaker 2: I make this many bets a week, I spend this
Speaker 2: much money.
Speaker 3: This is the way I do it. These are the
Speaker 3: sorts of things I bet on.
Speaker 2: And you know, the idea being that they're going to
Speaker 2: see more returns come in than they're going to spend
Speaker 2: money going out. Right, they're going to be in the
Speaker 2: green doing this because their system is going to work. Okay,
Speaker 2: tail as old as time or tale as old as gambling,
Speaker 2: which what's the difference, Right, you've seen it once, You've
Speaker 2: seen it a thousand times. Now, there's more people than
Speaker 2: ever doing this. There's more people than ever into conspiracy culture.
Speaker 2: There's also more people than ever gambling.
Speaker 3: Why.
Speaker 2: Well, the answer to that is very simple because it's
Speaker 2: been legalized to an insane extent, and there's so many
Speaker 2: forums to do it that did not exist in the past.
Speaker 3: Most of them are what.
Speaker 2: Their applications for your mobile device the same thing as
Speaker 2: social media applications. It's an alternative addictive application to use
Speaker 2: on your mobile device, the gambling one instead of the
Speaker 2: social media one.
Speaker 3: You could mix the two.
Speaker 2: You can make an account that's dedicated to gambling your
Speaker 2: gambling interests, or you could be a gambling content creator.
Speaker 2: There's probably hundreds of thousands of people doing that right
Speaker 2: now as I speak, because it's legal now you can
Speaker 2: just do it.
Speaker 3: Which is to me, I mean to me.
Speaker 2: One thing that's wild is how this is just kind
Speaker 2: of like come to pass and we've already take we
Speaker 2: already take this for granted. It's like, oh, now we
Speaker 2: can gamble all these different things. It's wild that we've
Speaker 2: gone to a place where we can do that. Turn
Speaker 2: back the clock a decade, two decades, three decades, four decades.
Speaker 2: If you were to explain to them what is happening now,
Speaker 2: the good folks Joe normal even forty years ago, Not
Speaker 2: only would they think it's it'd be unthinkable, like why
Speaker 2: gambling is that ubiquitous and you're doing it on a
Speaker 2: weird little electronic device that you carry around everywhere.
Speaker 3: That would be weird to them, first.
Speaker 2: Of all, But second of all, they would regard it
Speaker 2: as immoral and degenerate. They would think, oh, those future
Speaker 2: people are such degenerates and gosh, and they would immediately
Speaker 2: start they would be judging them from the past that
Speaker 2: they would be making all these judgments. And what's funny
Speaker 2: is when you think about it, Joe normal would be
Speaker 2: making a judgment about his future self, thinking that he's
Speaker 2: so righteous in believing that what future Joe is doing
Speaker 2: is evil. It makes him feel good about himself in
Speaker 2: the present moment. Little does he know in the future. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're gonna be the one doing that. You're gonna be
Speaker 2: the gambling addict in the future. Okay, so you know,
Speaker 2: be careful if you're casting the first stone or whatever,
Speaker 2: you know, apply the Bible verse of your choice here,
Speaker 2: because you know, Chuck, are you there?
Speaker 3: I think I hear you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know what I have a question for you,
Speaker 7: is I'm listening to you think out loud about this?
Speaker 7: And is it only because people would look at it
Speaker 7: out of context.
Speaker 8: That they would say, Oh, this is.
Speaker 7: Gambling, this is rough, this is irrational, this is destructive,
Speaker 7: corrosive behavior. Because here's the thing about it. There are
Speaker 7: such a variety of convenient dopamine hit machines one way
Speaker 7: or another, you know, presented to you mostly on the internet,
Speaker 7: and I mean literally you know everything from that. I
Speaker 7: forget what the name of the site is, but it's
Speaker 7: super popular where you can literally bet on almost anything,
Speaker 7: like you know.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's the call.
Speaker 2: She is one of them, No, not that which there's
Speaker 2: another one too. I mean there's there's sports specific.
Speaker 3: Ones, yeah, but sports.
Speaker 7: But sports gambling is sports gambling, right, so we understand
Speaker 7: that that's the rush and okay, and that's been around,
Speaker 7: you know ever since people competed, you know, they they
Speaker 7: would bet, you know, cave men were you know, wagering
Speaker 7: a rock as to whether somebody would beat somebody in
Speaker 7: a foot race. Right, okay, so things happen there.
Speaker 9: That's sports gambling.
Speaker 7: But separate from that, how many dopamine you know, machine
Speaker 7: hits are there? And I do mean that literally because
Speaker 7: that's what it all boils down to, right, gambling, the
Speaker 7: thrill of the risk, the anticipation, the engagement, and I mean,
Speaker 7: if you think about it, whether money's being exchanged or
Speaker 7: it's credits on that, it's something else that's got a
Speaker 7: simpler name, not not watchee or whatever. But there's another
Speaker 7: one that's sort of like you know, uh, determine it
Speaker 7: or something, right.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, yeah, it's one of those diction markets sit
Speaker 2: there and these things just keep proliferating because.
Speaker 7: They can now well right, right, But there's a bunch
Speaker 7: of them But that's why I'm saying out of context, right,
Speaker 7: is that some of these things started out as socialization tools,
Speaker 7: like you know, Facebook and the like button and therefore
Speaker 7: TikTok and x you know which was Twitter and all
Speaker 7: these things. Okay, Now you get, you know, the the
Speaker 7: dopamine hit from the attention, you get the dopamine hit
Speaker 7: from the likes, You get the dopamine hit from the followers.
Speaker 9: Okay. So that's one way.
Speaker 7: You gamble out there, or you enter into something and
Speaker 7: you drop, you know, your brilliant thoughts that are so
Speaker 7: freaking unique anybody detect sarcasm. Yet you know, out there
Speaker 7: into the world and your hot takes and your nonsense. Okay,
Speaker 7: everybody and their mother got a podcast now to talk
Speaker 7: about their favorite comic book and also disinfectant if you like,
Speaker 7: and to rate the different new sandwiches that come out
Speaker 7: from fast food. All right, Fine, so there's a tension
Speaker 7: horse and there's socialization people. Then you take the gambling,
Speaker 7: and sure they virtually made it, you know, the online
Speaker 7: casinos and all that, and you can go and you
Speaker 7: can gamble literally, but also you can talk to the
Speaker 7: other people at the poker table while you sit alone
Speaker 7: gambling for nine hours straight and you didn't realize you
Speaker 7: didn't sleep Thursday, right, you know, stuff like that goes on,
Speaker 7: and people could do that.
Speaker 9: With real chips in the real world.
Speaker 7: Sure, but eventually somebody comes and breaks your leg instead
Speaker 7: of overdraft in your bank account. Right, all right, all
Speaker 7: that aside, those are sort of normal and socialization being
Speaker 7: cloaked in this digital, virtual surrogate reality. We get all that,
Speaker 7: and we've been over that material now, you and I
Speaker 7: for over.
Speaker 3: A decade publicly.
Speaker 9: All right, fine, but.
Speaker 7: In addition, now everything has a social element to it,
Speaker 7: a dopamine, you know, hit and response. Either you're getting
Speaker 7: attention likes, you know, virtual chips, bitcoin or dollar bills
Speaker 7: allegedly digitally being transferred around one way or another. You're
Speaker 7: micro paying on your virtual farm game so that you
Speaker 7: can grow carrots where you couldn't before. Okay, I mean
Speaker 7: every single aspect here, from gaming to basic communication to
Speaker 7: actually gambling to speculation.
Speaker 9: Because that's what that website is about.
Speaker 7: I mean literally he can speculate on how many times
Speaker 7: Trump is going to say tremendous in his next speech.
Speaker 9: You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: That website has you know what will happen tonight, you
Speaker 7: know at WrestleMania. I mean, you name it. How many
Speaker 7: times will you know? The USO Slam whoever the hell
Speaker 7: is popular in WWE right now? I don't even know. Okay,
Speaker 7: how many hits will you know the Dodgers get in
Speaker 7: the third inning? They literally have broken a down piece
Speaker 7: meal so that you can bet a dollar, you know,
Speaker 7: like you and I like to do every once a year,
Speaker 7: twice a year right on the show, except you can
Speaker 7: do it twenty four hours a day. And there's that
Speaker 7: one site where you wager based on a percentage, and therefore,
Speaker 7: if you're correct based on the percentage, right, you go
Speaker 7: against it and you win, like you can only bet
Speaker 7: a dollar. I forget what the name of that site is.
Speaker 7: But what happens is if it's sixty percent the odds
Speaker 7: are against you, you get a dollar sixty back, right,
Speaker 7: But if you lose, you lose the whole dollar, or
Speaker 7: you lose sixty percent of the dollar or whatever the hell.
Speaker 7: It is the weird equation right where you're micro betting
Speaker 7: and your micro participating in socialization, and there are various
Speaker 7: combinations of all of it. And meanwhile, not everybody recognizes
Speaker 7: all these things as the dopamine hit machine. They think
Speaker 7: it's all separate things when it's all part of one
Speaker 7: interlocking mechanism that is meant to do what Aaron, right,
Speaker 7: What is it meant to do? We know what part
Speaker 7: of our animal brains. It's you know, calling out, it's attracting,
Speaker 7: it's literally trapping. And of course the younger you are,
Speaker 7: the more susceptible you are. And even the class action
Speaker 7: lawsuits are starting to reflect that. Right, we realize we
Speaker 7: made this addictive for kids oops where we realize that
Speaker 7: when we made roadblocks, it was a perfect way for
Speaker 7: you know, cloaked pedophiles to approach children online, etc.
Speaker 3: Etc.
Speaker 7: We realize this is damaging to people mentally. People with
Speaker 7: mental illnesses really shouldn't participate in all this, But seems
Speaker 7: like everybody's got a mental illness, So who the hell
Speaker 7: are you aiming it at?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 7: And we know from internal documentation they knew they were
Speaker 7: building the addiction machines, even when they created something as
Speaker 7: simple as once again, I bring it up the like button,
Speaker 7: so out of context and looking at it, you know,
Speaker 7: from the overhead point of view eron you could say
Speaker 7: all kinds of things about it.
Speaker 3: But as we swim in it.
Speaker 7: You know, the people who are going through it currently concurrently,
Speaker 7: even do they get that it's just one giant set
Speaker 7: of dopamine machines being distributed and customized for every single
Speaker 7: person based on the algorithm that we have taught to
Speaker 7: service or what what do you think?
Speaker 3: Well, there's a lot to say about that. Check. I mean.
Speaker 2: You're talking about the prediction markets and yeah, of course
Speaker 2: it's all one giant thing and it works on the
Speaker 2: same principle, and you know, it's linking the to the
Speaker 2: social media, the gambling apps, they're all essentially the same thing.
Speaker 7: Oh, predict it is that one app that had a
Speaker 7: simple name that I was trying to think of predicted, Yeah,
Speaker 7: is actually that one with the dollar on it. But
Speaker 7: there's another one that's real, super popular where you can
Speaker 7: they have the most ludicrous like minor weird things, you know,
Speaker 7: will this go to a commercial break? You can bet
Speaker 7: on literally anything, and somebody is developing these scenarios twenty
Speaker 7: four to seven, so there's never there's never an end.
Speaker 7: You couldn't possibly bet on all of it. Aaron, how
Speaker 7: about that?
Speaker 3: That's crazy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean this all feeds into again that my
Speaker 2: notes from a couple of weeks ago was about the
Speaker 2: back to the future, to reality and how we're living
Speaker 2: it now. And if Tannin is in charge of our society,
Speaker 2: he's running the show, and he's doing what how's he
Speaker 2: doing that? He's doing that by creating a complete corrupt
Speaker 2: gambling system that he profits off of the fore knowledge
Speaker 2: of what he's doing, and that and lo and behold,
Speaker 2: that's what's actually happening in the midst of everybody, you know,
Speaker 2: Joe Normal using these apps, social media, gambling and otherwise.
Speaker 2: We're not supposed to just look in the direction of
Speaker 2: Biff and what he's up to. But when we do,
Speaker 2: it doesn't take a lot of digging to see what's
Speaker 2: going on. It's not that complicated to see what's what's happening.
Speaker 2: So what it comes down to is that those in
Speaker 2: power are profiting off of gambling now. And yes they're
Speaker 2: explaining these prediction markets that we're talking about, they're also
Speaker 2: using crypto to run all sorts of scams and the gambling.
Speaker 2: So let's see here. I have a couple of news
Speaker 2: articles that I'm going to look at real quick.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: This one was from March thirtieth. Okay, that gives you
Speaker 2: an idea when I was ton these nutes. This one
Speaker 2: was from CNN. The title of the article is exclusive
Speaker 2: Federal prosecutors are exploring whether prediction market bets trip insider
Speaker 2: trading laws. And a couple of the quotes I pulled
Speaker 2: from this article. There's a quote the increased attention by
Speaker 2: federal prosecutors comes as some players in the fast growing
Speaker 2: industry are rushing to write and update their own roles
Speaker 2: and open investigations into suspicious activity. The expansion of bets
Speaker 2: into elections and sports is also creating a clash between
Speaker 2: state and federal authorities.
Speaker 3: End quote.
Speaker 2: So it's funny people are making political bets, but they're
Speaker 2: also betting literally on sports, and there's been scandals in
Speaker 2: those and so many more things where there's been insider
Speaker 2: knowledge that people are using just like Biffed Handan did to.
Speaker 3: Make money on these things.
Speaker 2: So they're cheating, and that's what this story is about.
Speaker 3: Okay. Another quote.
Speaker 2: Recent lucrative bets on the timing of the war with Iran,
Speaker 2: the capture of Meduro, and the outcomes of popular television
Speaker 2: series have raised fresh questions over whether betters were lucky
Speaker 2: or if they had inside information end quote you get.
Speaker 7: Did you catch the new story about the military guy
Speaker 7: who is now.
Speaker 2: Yes, he was a SPACI guy who was he was
Speaker 2: he was running he was there for the Maduro op
Speaker 2: in Venezuela, right.
Speaker 7: Right, so effectively, let's just bear it right down right,
Speaker 7: you're gonna cover that article or no?
Speaker 2: Uh, I don't think I have that one. But I
Speaker 2: mean it's just another example of the same thing. It's well,
Speaker 2: it's the more recent story of the same Yeah, you
Speaker 2: know the same line of the story.
Speaker 7: But the summary here is in Congress, who's allowed to
Speaker 7: insider trade? Thank you very much? But no, a guy
Speaker 7: who had, you know, top secret information because he was
Speaker 7: involved in a covert operation that the world wasn't.
Speaker 9: Supposed to know about?
Speaker 7: Did what he utilized that to benefit by what was
Speaker 7: it four hundred or two hundred thousand dollars? I forget
Speaker 7: which in the in his scheme with these predict type websites, right,
Speaker 7: I mean, is that not the nuts and bolts of
Speaker 7: that story?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I believe it was four hundred thousand.
Speaker 7: Four hundred thousand, I mean, and yet do you see
Speaker 7: anybody like I mean yeah, we saw a headline per
Speaker 7: a second, but as per usual, Hey, here's the headline. Okay,
Speaker 7: moving on, that's wild man, don't you think so, Eric.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's it's yes, I'm here.
Speaker 2: Okay, No, No, I was like a little distracted, and
Speaker 2: you know I'm distracted with Chuck.
Speaker 3: I'll just come out and be honest. I'm eating. Oh
Speaker 3: and if you're watching the YouTube video, you're lucky enough
Speaker 3: to have seen me do that. And there you go. Okay,
Speaker 3: so there's something because I actually interrupted an interview that
Speaker 3: will watch this video.
Speaker 7: Hey, look, fourth wall breaks. I interrupted you before because
Speaker 7: you were having a little problem with your signal and
Speaker 7: I figured out a way to straighten it out and
Speaker 7: boost it, and I didn't want you to continue speaking
Speaker 7: broken up. That's why I actually interrupted you. I wasn't
Speaker 7: really just trying to take up that time that I did.
Speaker 9: I did that with a purpose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's here's another here's another little piece up behind
Speaker 2: the scenes information.
Speaker 3: I was hungry, so I ate something.
Speaker 9: Aaron's like, Chuck's gonna run his mouth for a minute.
Speaker 7: I can shovel in some food, right, Yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 7: pretty okay. No, I like sharing this with the audience
Speaker 7: because sometimes people think, oh, Chuck's just being obnoxious and
Speaker 7: you just can't stand and you know, he has to
Speaker 7: speak at all times.
Speaker 9: He has to hear his own voice. I hate the
Speaker 9: sound of my voice.
Speaker 7: I only do that on Aaron's show with a real purpose,
Speaker 7: Like if Aaron is struggling with something, I'll come in
Speaker 7: and give him a couple of seconds to reset by speaking,
Speaker 7: or if I'm having a technical issue and I need
Speaker 7: to test it, yeah, and you know, fix it while
Speaker 7: I'm talking, which is easier for me to maintain the sound.
Speaker 9: Than when he's talking.
Speaker 7: So sometimes I do that with that purpose because we're live,
Speaker 7: and I don't tell you guys nine out of ten
Speaker 7: times when it's happening, and uh yeah, And I'll do
Speaker 7: that also if I know you need a break for
Speaker 7: whatever purpose for a few seconds, so okay, just carry on.
Speaker 3: But I also throw.
Speaker 7: In relevant information and I do it so as not
Speaker 7: to totally disrupt the show. But yeah, that's what I'm doing.
Speaker 7: Instead of going to a commercial break, I figure I'll
Speaker 7: talk for a minute, just like I did now. Because
Speaker 7: I had a computer issue and I actually have a
Speaker 7: second device, and that device crashed, so I had to
Speaker 7: transfer everything over to the one computer, and it was
Speaker 7: giving me a little trouble maintaining your signal for communications,
Speaker 7: so I shut down everything else while I was talking
Speaker 7: and made sure that you were back to clear. And
Speaker 7: now I've probably given you a few moments to have
Speaker 7: a few more bites of your food. So now I'm
Speaker 7: going to go away until.
Speaker 3: The Uncle hour.
Speaker 2: I saw that Colt Pepper's at the check give you
Speaker 2: a hard time about So that's funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so hey, it's a special shows.
Speaker 8: Street.
Speaker 2: It was like a twitch stream ASMR style. I could
Speaker 2: really yeah, yeah, I do the live stream video now,
Speaker 2: so if I really want to. And I was complaining
Speaker 2: about conspiracy culture earlier, and I've been doing this song.
Speaker 2: I'm mad about it. Why don't I just shift gears tonight?
Speaker 2: I just become an ASMR streamer. I just take my
Speaker 2: food decker, making as much noise as I can on
Speaker 2: the microphone because that might be, you know, better information
Speaker 2: for people than conspiracy stuff. Yeah, I would get yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: I get more listeners, I get a wider audience.
Speaker 3: And we could just shift gears tonight because you know,
Speaker 3: why not.
Speaker 7: Or either that we could do that, Yeah, either that
Speaker 7: or you and I could present ourselves to whoever the
Speaker 7: new owners of info Wars is going to be and
Speaker 7: we could say, hey, look, fresh start, we have experience,
Speaker 7: give us a job you can afford it.
Speaker 3: Chuck, Chuck.
Speaker 2: Wait, I'm going to stop you right there, because I
Speaker 2: know it's the Onion is taking over info War and
Speaker 2: I know it's Tim Tim Highdecker is taking it over.
Speaker 2: And to be completely honest, I actually thought of how
Speaker 2: could I actually send some sort of message to them
Speaker 2: to apply for a job, because I would honestly love
Speaker 2: to work at info wars dot com now for the
Speaker 2: Onion and make comedy material. And I feel that my
Speaker 2: experience gives me a lot of good knowledge where I'd
Speaker 2: be able to write a bunch of crazy it.
Speaker 3: Got a lot of good material. Yeah, I feel like
Speaker 3: I could do it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, No, definitely.
Speaker 3: Look, I mean maybe I'm not funny. No, No, that's
Speaker 3: the problem. Listen, Tomas, I'm an unfunny guy that would
Speaker 3: like to do that.
Speaker 9: But you know, well maybe I'm not funny either.
Speaker 3: Fun No, listen, I'm with you that.
Speaker 7: Do you think I brought it up just because I
Speaker 7: was being ludicrous?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 7: I meant it and the fact is I think we
Speaker 7: could both pull it off. I think if we work together,
Speaker 7: we could show.
Speaker 9: Up as a team. It would be unique.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't mind co hosting a show with you over there,
Speaker 7: especially if they're going to pay us a good rate.
Speaker 9: Let's do it, and it would be fun.
Speaker 3: I would love it, you know.
Speaker 9: Okay, So look that aside.
Speaker 7: Though, Here's the thing the right wing currently in the media,
Speaker 7: of course, is that the Onion's not really gonna take
Speaker 7: over the Alex Jones thing. And of course Alex is
Speaker 7: now desperately strapped, even though he had plenty of time
Speaker 7: to prepare the parallel broadcast. As I explained, when the
Speaker 7: Alex Jones Network was launched and everybody was screaming.
Speaker 9: The Onion took it over, Oh my god.
Speaker 7: And I pointed out that, you know, as per usual.
Speaker 7: Even on my show tonight, I pointed out, guess what,
Speaker 7: you know what, well, the Onion was supposedly taken over
Speaker 7: the front page anytime.
Speaker 9: You hit the store links on there.
Speaker 7: Even when the Onion supposedly controlled InfoWars dot Com, guess what,
Speaker 7: it still went to doctor Jones and his dad's vitamin
Speaker 7: company and all that you could still buy all the
Speaker 7: info war stuff, while the Onion allegedly took it over.
Speaker 7: So there's more than meets the eye. I don't know
Speaker 7: if the right wing spin is correct, but the right
Speaker 7: wing spin is like, oh, there's an injunction that's up
Speaker 7: in the air. It's not really them taking it over.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I've seen it reported both ways. And uh, frankly, yeah,
Speaker 7: I think the Onion is finally gonna take possession.
Speaker 9: But doesn't matter.
Speaker 7: Is it even relevant to Alex Jones who had a
Speaker 7: perfectly good parallel and what a year long commercial for
Speaker 7: the Alex Jones Network for war, So you know, how
Speaker 7: valuable is it.
Speaker 2: That's the dark side of what the Onion may or
Speaker 2: may not be doing, is they're just giving him more
Speaker 2: publicity even when they're trying to, like, you know, to
Speaker 2: be against him.
Speaker 3: Does it really work.
Speaker 2: There's no such thing as bad publicity that sort of thing, So,
Speaker 2: you know, And I love the idea of the satire
Speaker 2: of it, and I would love to make some and
Speaker 2: I've been saying for a long time there needs to
Speaker 2: be satire of conspiracy culture stuff more. And that's that's
Speaker 2: that's been a burgeoning thing. Like the first person to
Speaker 2: do it right, actually make it good. Was Connor O'Malley,
Speaker 2: the comedian. He's he's I mean, he is top notch.
Speaker 2: He's his material is so good. He's got YouTube, he's
Speaker 2: a stand up comedian, he's a writer for different comedy things.
Speaker 2: He's on top of it. I've not seen anybody do
Speaker 2: it better. The Onion's gonna be hard pressed to do
Speaker 2: it better than him. But be that as it may,
Speaker 2: this seems like it's something that's finally going out there
Speaker 2: which needs to happen.
Speaker 3: But the promotion of the old.
Speaker 2: Info Wars everything that is And another point I'll make
Speaker 2: on this. Anybody who is taking the side of Alex
Speaker 2: Jones and all of them there, you know, the old
Speaker 2: info Wars. If you're taking their side at all and
Speaker 2: saying like, oh they're being wronged, Oh these they're trying
Speaker 2: to steal stuff from. If you're on their side, you know,
Speaker 2: shame on you. First of all, I there's there's nothing,
Speaker 2: there's nothing good to be said about any anything to
Speaker 2: do with that. Now, some of the people that have
Speaker 2: escaped that cult over there that was running info Wars
Speaker 2: dot com. I mean, there's good people that have escaped,
Speaker 2: and continually people are leaving and says it's the same
Speaker 2: story every time.
Speaker 3: Like I had to get out of there.
Speaker 2: I was sick of, you know, doing this insane job,
Speaker 2: just spinning fake stories all the time, and they don't
Speaker 2: even go in as deep as they could. When these
Speaker 2: people leave into like the reality of the horrors that.
Speaker 3: Are going on over there.
Speaker 2: And Alex Jones, how bad of a person he really is.
Speaker 2: He's horrible. So if you're defending him, shame on you.
Speaker 2: That's all I have to say. And I know that
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people. Back to the point I
Speaker 2: made earlier, the people that have hung around in this
Speaker 2: world because they think that they can just keep waltzing
Speaker 2: around and that they're actually getting something out of this.
Speaker 2: Maybe monetarily they're getting a little. I doubt it's even
Speaker 2: very much. It's not worth it to continue holding up
Speaker 2: characters like this like Alex Jones.
Speaker 3: If you are.
Speaker 2: Putting him up on any kind of pedal stool, I
Speaker 2: don't care how low it is. If there's any kind
Speaker 2: of pedal stool, stop stop doing it. And the people
Speaker 2: that are doing it should know better. Anybody who's been
Speaker 2: around for even.
Speaker 3: Five years.
Speaker 2: But if you're talking ten, fifteen, twenty years. If you've
Speaker 2: been around doing this that long and you don't know
Speaker 2: by now what the story is over there, you're either
Speaker 2: a complete moron or you just you don't care.
Speaker 3: You're doing ethics.
Speaker 2: No, there's no ethics, because if you know what's going on,
Speaker 2: you won't have it. So you're either a total moron,
Speaker 2: which I think there are a couple of them, or
Speaker 2: you have zero ethical compass and what you're doing and
Speaker 2: you're presenting yourself as though that's it's like we're saving
Speaker 2: the world, and like they're the most ethical people this
Speaker 2: mission to save everything and gets back to the common
Speaker 2: person I was saying earlier, is taking all this in
Speaker 2: of that mission, that missionary drive, that evangelical.
Speaker 3: Urge in people that's being exploited.
Speaker 2: And not only are the people that they're watching for
Speaker 2: information presenting in that evangelical presentation, they themselves adopt it
Speaker 2: in their day to day actities of driving lift drives
Speaker 2: and things like that. So the point that you were making,
Speaker 2: Chuck earlier, these seemingly separate things. Different sort of apps
Speaker 2: are you could look at as the same app doing
Speaker 2: the same thing, building what building up the new world order?
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's ordered yet. But when it
Speaker 2: is ordered, it will be by algorithms, will be artificial intelligence,
Speaker 2: the artificial intelligence systems of the owners of what this
Speaker 2: thing being built up, which is the new America. The
Speaker 2: topic at hand every week now is what is being
Speaker 2: built all around us. It's quite obvious when you look
Speaker 2: at it. It's not even complicated. It's just complicated in
Speaker 2: the amount of you know, they would use data points,
Speaker 2: right if we're gonna use data science and all this
Speaker 2: stupid compside crap. The amount of data points that we
Speaker 2: have is huge. But don't let that confuse you. The
Speaker 2: basics of what's going on here is all quite simple,
Speaker 2: and so we get lost in the details. And it
Speaker 2: seems like so much of this fumbling and bumbling.
Speaker 3: All around and it's getting lost in the details.
Speaker 7: The New World orderly brought to you by Peter Thiel
Speaker 7: and Pallenteer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well, yeah exactly. And it's really that simple.
Speaker 2: That's the group that has bought and paid for the government,
Speaker 2: and they're doing it so that they can continue rewriting
Speaker 2: the rules as they go. That's the whole point of
Speaker 2: what's happening now, especially if we're talking about the federal
Speaker 2: government and all the insanity we've seen over the past
Speaker 2: couple of years, that's what's happening. It's them going in
Speaker 2: there kicking everybody in DC who was there out and
Speaker 2: we could complain all those bureaucrats they had it coming.
Speaker 3: We could do that.
Speaker 2: But the point was all of the old school career
Speaker 2: people in d C got the concept was to boot
Speaker 2: as many of them as possible, so they could just
Speaker 2: swap out the government as a whole for a new
Speaker 2: technologically augmented or it's it's the technological backbone is what
Speaker 2: they're building. They want the United States Government to be
Speaker 2: run as one giant system that they own and operate
Speaker 2: of course, and any branches of government, any departments, they
Speaker 2: will all be under their control.
Speaker 3: They will be running them all. And are they going.
Speaker 2: To what do they have to gain from this? It's
Speaker 2: not just monetary gain, which there will be plenty of that,
Speaker 2: but it's control, obviously in every sense of the word.
Speaker 3: And it's so obvious that.
Speaker 2: Even like the good thing is that everybody's seeing this
Speaker 2: happen now, which is odd This that has become so
Speaker 2: obvious that there's not I haven't seen a good argument
Speaker 2: against this now, be that as it may. The propaganda machine,
Speaker 2: which is also part of this same thing. Let's simplify
Speaker 2: things too, it's just one other aspect. One one task
Speaker 2: that this giant algorithm has to run is the propaganda
Speaker 2: operations to get people going along with things just enough
Speaker 2: that they.
Speaker 3: Can continue doing what they're doing.
Speaker 2: That's working well enough so that it can create enough
Speaker 2: doubt in people that yeah, we've heard all this stuff
Speaker 2: about the takeover, the takeover of the United States system,
Speaker 2: and yeah, we see this rise of this oligarchy and
Speaker 2: we even know the guy, We know the names of
Speaker 2: the people doing it, and yeah they're billionaires, of course
Speaker 2: they are. But you know, just seating little seeds a doubt,
Speaker 2: just like, oh no, it's not that bad, or you know,
Speaker 2: they throw you off, they get you really back into
Speaker 2: the culture war. They bring that old thing out, They
Speaker 2: love that one. That's like their favorite, that's their favorite tool,
Speaker 2: and it seems to be their favorite one in the
Speaker 2: propaganda war that they're waging against us as the culture war.
Speaker 3: So don't engage.
Speaker 2: Do not engage, however tempting it may be, and that's
Speaker 2: for all of us. It's tempting to jump in there
Speaker 2: and try to you know, on either side of the debate,
Speaker 2: you choose very tempting.
Speaker 3: They're good.
Speaker 2: They're good at what they're doing. They know how to
Speaker 2: addict us. They've done they've been studying that for long enough,
Speaker 2: and they're the experts at doing that.
Speaker 3: So it's what they do. So don't fight them at
Speaker 3: that game because you're gonna lose. And we all have.
Speaker 2: Myself included, we're all partially I don't know if the
Speaker 2: word guilty is right, but you know, we've all played
Speaker 2: our part in this.
Speaker 3: So just.
Speaker 2: Be aware of all this. You know, that's the constant takeaway.
Speaker 3: Chuck. Do you have anything over there? I hear you
Speaker 3: over there. What's going on?
Speaker 9: Oh no, I'm listening along.
Speaker 7: I just I don't have anything really relevant to add here,
Speaker 7: just that we're coming close to the end of your hour,
Speaker 7: and I think this is a necessary discussion. I'm really
Speaker 7: glad that you're having it mostly with yourself. And sorry
Speaker 7: again for the interruption, but you know, I just wanted
Speaker 7: to stabilize stuff and and and help you out with
Speaker 7: your point at the same time. So looking forward to
Speaker 7: the Uncle hour, I have no idea what's going on
Speaker 7: this time? Although I bet you have one thing to
Speaker 7: discuss from earlier today, but outside of that, I don't
Speaker 7: know what's going on.
Speaker 9: So I'm looking.
Speaker 3: Forward to that.
Speaker 7: And you know, there you have it. So we're about
Speaker 7: at the end of this Age of Transitions episode. But
Speaker 7: we're not really at the end of the Age of
Speaker 7: Transitions episode, right, No, No.
Speaker 3: We never are.
Speaker 2: They continues on and on, whether we like it or not.
Speaker 2: This is the time as we're living in, so we
Speaker 2: can we can deal with it. We can, you know,
Speaker 2: deal with the card we've been dealt. And thank you
Speaker 2: Chuck for helping transition the Age of Transitions show into
Speaker 2: a brand new and improved ask SOMEMR live stream where
Speaker 2: I will eat my dinner every week, so all do
Speaker 2: viewers that saw me eat my food be sure to
Speaker 2: tune in next week where I eat something else and
Speaker 2: it'll sound a little different because the texture of the
Speaker 2: food will be slightly different.
Speaker 3: So that'll that. Man. If that's not a hook, I
Speaker 3: don't know what is. Well.
Speaker 7: Will you be taking listener Will you be taking listener
Speaker 7: requests for different things to ASMR like? Because I noticed
Speaker 7: that there are plenty of successful ones that like you
Speaker 7: want to hear me eat spaghetti, I'll do that. If
Speaker 7: you want to hear me eat crackers or play play
Speaker 7: with the comb or something, I'll do that. Are you
Speaker 7: going to start taking requests?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess I have to, im that's how this works.
Speaker 2: So I mean I don't really have a choice, Chuck.
Speaker 2: So yes is the answer. So there's no rules?
Speaker 3: Tell me there's no rules here?
Speaker 2: What do you mean you have to it's it's it's
Speaker 2: the rules of the analytics, Chuck. If the analytics deemed
Speaker 2: that I'm going to get more views by doing something,
Speaker 2: that's what I do.
Speaker 7: So you're going to be a slave to the algorithm
Speaker 7: and answer to the faceless uh supercomputer are Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have to. I mean there's no other choice.
Speaker 2: I make the rules. I just I'm just content creating.
Speaker 2: Why don't you want me to do, Chuck.
Speaker 3: I guess to do that.
Speaker 7: Don't make the algorithm.
Speaker 3: I just do what it says. Okay, I gotcha. There
Speaker 3: it is, Thank you, Chuck. We cleared that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly, we cleared that right on up, so big,
Speaker 7: there you go, guys.
Speaker 9: You heard it here first.
Speaker 2: Okay, I guess I will try to tie a bow
Speaker 2: on the crypto or the all the sorts of scams
Speaker 2: that our dear leaders are running on us. Now here's
Speaker 2: a little note from that same story from earlier. This
Speaker 2: is another quote I'll just read off real quick. In August,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump Junior joined the advisory board of poly Market
Speaker 2: after venture capital firm seventeen eighty nine invested an undisclosed
Speaker 2: amount of money into the company.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I got I got well, there it is
Speaker 3: poly Market.
Speaker 7: I got interrupt because poly Market was the thing I
Speaker 7: was trying to think of. Predict. It is that weird
Speaker 7: one with the dollar, and poly Market is the super
Speaker 7: hyper popular bet on anything. They have a billion scenarios
Speaker 7: up there, like almost literally, not quite, but almost. It's
Speaker 7: like anything you can think of, what color shoes will
Speaker 7: somebody wear the next time they're coming out of their
Speaker 7: house publicly. You know what will be the next word
Speaker 7: given first at a press conference, you know, et cetera,
Speaker 7: et cetera.
Speaker 9: It's pretty wild, man. So you know poly Market.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, big surprise. Biff Tany in June is invested
Speaker 2: and making money off of that.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: So not only do these guys make the little bets
Speaker 2: and and they tell their buddies what bets to make
Speaker 2: they'rek here, this is coming up, and there's been so
Speaker 2: many stories about uh minutes before our dear leader drops
Speaker 2: some idiotic uh truth social post, there's all these bets
Speaker 2: that are made that will uh that make money based
Speaker 2: on what he has to say. So you know, this
Speaker 2: is a you know, it's just nothing to see here.
Speaker 2: There's there's nothing untoward. Biff Tannin isn't ruling over all
Speaker 2: all of us. That's that's a bunch of lib tard nonsense.
Speaker 2: I don't know how anybody would get that kind of
Speaker 2: idea about of anything, but uh, and I have I
Speaker 2: have a lot in my notes of just example of
Speaker 2: after example of just more of these digital scams that
Speaker 2: are being run because that's the economy now, is the
Speaker 2: system that's set in place that can be exploited by
Speaker 2: people with insider information. Guess what it's happening all the time.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: It's still illegal to have the insider information, but it
Speaker 2: seems as though it's impossible to prosecute anybody who does
Speaker 2: this because time and time again, if you look into
Speaker 2: any of these stories, nobody really ever gets in trouble
Speaker 2: for it. It's just always like, well, it seems as
Speaker 2: though somebody had fore knowledge of this. It seems as
Speaker 2: though somebody had for knowledge of that. The only one
Speaker 2: that seems to be popping up where maybe something will
Speaker 2: happen is this guy in the military, this Special Forces guy.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's going to get in trouble.
Speaker 2: That's the only one that pops up to my mind
Speaker 2: where somebody looks like they're caught. But when it comes
Speaker 2: to the guys that are, you know, the ones giving
Speaker 2: the orders to these special Forces guys, you think they're
Speaker 2: going to get in trouble. Ever, no they aren't. Not
Speaker 2: only are they going to profit off of these ridiculous
Speaker 2: prediction bets them and their chosen cronies, but they're going
Speaker 2: to profit on the actual form itself by owning it,
Speaker 2: like Biff Tannan Jr.
Speaker 3: And Call She and Polymarket and all that.
Speaker 2: Just for the record, I thought call She was one
Speaker 2: of those health food cereals, like a granola cereal. That's
Speaker 2: my memory of kal She being a granola cereal.
Speaker 3: Again, this is.
Speaker 7: Close close again, Cashi.
Speaker 2: Yes, So whenever I hear call She, I think of
Speaker 2: this granola cereal. But no, it's just another prediction market site.
Speaker 2: So nothing to see here, folks. This is the world
Speaker 2: we live in now, and I'm not here to throw
Speaker 2: judgment on the average person losing money to these things.
Speaker 3: I'm definitely not. I mean, am I going to make just.
Speaker 2: The statement of fact that when you bet just on
Speaker 2: a whole, you're going to lose more than it's it's
Speaker 2: a losing game unless you or who the house. You
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Speaker 3: Way, still is.
Speaker 2: The house is now digital, it's now housed within your
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Speaker 2: going in there to lose money, and that's just playing
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Speaker 3: As a matter.
Speaker 2: If anybody wants to do that and spend time doing
Speaker 2: that and even rationalize doing it, I'm not going to
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Speaker 2: least for a minute.
Speaker 3: Or two every day.
Speaker 2: I was gonna continue doing that, right, and you know
Speaker 2: it's not going to do anything.
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Speaker 10: I want to get into the topic about race in America,
Speaker 10: race in America, and specifically I want to talk about
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Speaker 10: partisan partisanship politics. I'm gonna I'm gonna keep saying it
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Speaker 10: I want to talk about just race in general in
Speaker 10: the United States and where it's headed. So that's what
Speaker 10: I'm going to cover today. I want to talk about
Speaker 10: this today because we are officially less than a week
Speaker 10: out from the election for the President of the United
Speaker 10: States of America.
Speaker 9: If you are like me.
Speaker 10: At this point, you are beyond exhausted when it comes
Speaker 10: to politics here in the United States. I mean, if
Speaker 10: I never see another political ad, if I never hear
Speaker 10: about another rally, if I never have to see and
Speaker 10: not in a negative way, I don't want anything bad
Speaker 10: to happen to them. But if I never have to
Speaker 10: see Donald Trump or Kamala Harris again on another screen,
Speaker 10: if I can just walk into a barbershop without having
Speaker 10: the conversation, if I can just go to a meeting,
Speaker 10: get in an uber, I'm just tired. I'm tired, and
Speaker 10: so we are finally at the home stretch. But to
Speaker 10: finish us off, I'm going to talk about a little
Speaker 10: bit of politics today, So talking about race specific in politics.
Speaker 10: Typically in this country, at least traditionally, the last I
Speaker 10: don't know, fifty one hundred years have a you know,
Speaker 10: amount of time. Well I shouldn't say, however, amount of time.
Speaker 10: I mean, you know, Voter's Right Act. It's not that old.
Speaker 10: That was revised by Linda Johnson. But in terms of
Speaker 10: voting by race is what I want to talk about
Speaker 10: specifically today because so much is invested and talked about
Speaker 10: about who on what side is going to vote for
Speaker 10: a particular political party. And you know, a lot of
Speaker 10: the conversation, and rightly so, is that the white Americans
Speaker 10: are voting Republicans and the black Americans.
Speaker 3: And people of color of voting Democrat.
Speaker 10: And although that marketing has worked and has been you know,
Speaker 10: quite accurate, you know, over the last you know, a
Speaker 10: couple of few decades plus, that is very much changing
Speaker 10: and that is no longer the case. And a big
Speaker 10: reason for that is because the demographics of the country
Speaker 10: is changing. And I'm going to talk about some numbers
Speaker 10: about where we're at in terms of demographics by race.
Speaker 10: Also want to talk a little bit about voting trends
Speaker 10: by race, and then you know, I'll give some additional
Speaker 10: statistics and then close out from there. So one of
Speaker 10: the first things that I came across I came across
Speaker 10: this study that was done by the Pew Research Center.
Speaker 10: And in this study, what they did was they kind
Speaker 10: of did a great breakdown and they normally do so, right,
Speaker 10: it's not something, but they put together this status about
Speaker 10: how race plays a part in how voters vote. And
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Speaker 10: can see this. One of the first things they have
Speaker 10: here is a partisanship by race, ethnicity, and education. But
Speaker 10: but the graph, the graphic by race shows here that typically,
Speaker 10: and this is of course not a shock to anybody,
Speaker 10: but white voters typically lean towards voting for Republicans, Black
Speaker 10: voters typically lean towards voting for Democrats. Hispanic voters have
Speaker 10: typically lean to use.
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Speaker 3: What are they doing over there?
Speaker 12: Have we can talk into the crazy pop yet, mister mister.
Speaker 3: You're talking about have I Have I gotten a hold
Speaker 3: of them to come back on? Yeah? I need to.
Speaker 12: What I need is because we got that last bu
Speaker 12: and I'm really tasting to taste. We all know what
Speaker 12: it is, but I can't do it yet because I
Speaker 12: want him on the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go back a couple of shows we had him
Speaker 2: on recently where we drank What the heck did we drink?
Speaker 3: Oh? Colt forty five?
Speaker 8: Coke forty five? Did we drink? See, he's lost it already.
Speaker 8: People trying to remember coke forty five. It's a kind
Speaker 8: of a new.
Speaker 3: It's reformula.
Speaker 8: It's reformed. Brian and went to.
Speaker 3: Bud took over. That's right, Oh very good, uncle.
Speaker 8: You see, I know these things. I remember my mind
Speaker 8: from the two weeks ago.
Speaker 12: Then you can remember whatever you remember in the brains,
Speaker 12: mister side.
Speaker 2: You have to use your remembering to help me. Remember, Uncle,
Speaker 2: is with your one of your jobs.
Speaker 12: Trying to get your brain in in it and cooperate
Speaker 12: and knowing what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be a little harder.
Speaker 8: To do that.
Speaker 12: Well, that's what I'm trying to get you to do
Speaker 12: in some ways.
Speaker 2: If you can, then congratulations. I hope that you can
Speaker 2: pull that off. So yeah, we're here uncle the podcast.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being here.
Speaker 3: I'm having fun with the graphics on the show too.
Speaker 2: I get complaints from some people about the graphics, or
Speaker 2: I've heard complaints, but I think it's when I.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But look, I can drop an alien in whatever I want. Look,
Speaker 2: there's an alien.
Speaker 8: And lady that's a female alien.
Speaker 3: That was a female alien.
Speaker 8: See how she looks? Don't you can't you tell how
Speaker 8: she looks?
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 12: I can tell from the boom, Yeah, I gun I brows,
Speaker 12: you can tell.
Speaker 8: I can tell that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you're an expert at uh spotting the genders
Speaker 2: of aliens. What you are, that's what I'm one of
Speaker 2: your meant to say, the scale of well, that's you're
Speaker 2: beyond what I'm my capacity. I don't know the difference,
Speaker 2: you know. I know there's like sexless the weird machine creatures,
Speaker 2: and I don't know what they are.
Speaker 3: If they're like.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I can't tell the difference but you can.
Speaker 2: So whenever there's an alien, I'll ask I guess, so,
Speaker 2: you know, I guess we could just ask them what
Speaker 2: their gender is, what their pronouns are, and things like that.
Speaker 8: I want to get into a paint. Then they speak
Speaker 8: to us.
Speaker 2: They'll speak directly to us, the telepathy thing.
Speaker 12: Because because missus guy has the operation, knows how to
Speaker 12: do that with the arians.
Speaker 3: Oh, she knows how to talk to them. Think I
Speaker 3: didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she's she's got the communications side to this thing.
Speaker 2: You can look at them and tell what's going on
Speaker 2: with the you know, their gender for one thing, probably
Speaker 2: some other stuff.
Speaker 3: What other stuff do you do?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll find out when the aliens really get here,
Speaker 2: which they haven't yet.
Speaker 3: I haven't, but the promise is.
Speaker 2: There that they're going to show up. But our doorstep
Speaker 2: any second now, and the d aliens are just gonna
Speaker 2: show up.
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 12: You know what I'm well for for just one moment
Speaker 12: while we're talking about arians.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I put something on your side. Well, on his
Speaker 8: last hour side.
Speaker 12: When one of those guys arians HiT's one of those
Speaker 12: people of his guys, I think they're gonna shoot the
Speaker 12: daylight out of them the way the way in the
Speaker 12: especially that king man, now that's in that house.
Speaker 3: It's just a matter of time, when, when, when and.
Speaker 8: Where exactly that's it.
Speaker 12: One of those guys at one of those people, and
Speaker 12: and that for that's just that moment, for that part.
Speaker 12: But for that we all got all I'm me and us,
Speaker 12: all of us that know about it, are going to
Speaker 12: have a good laugh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we sure are. It's not a question of kid,
Speaker 3: but when, but when?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, not if.
Speaker 2: But now they're coming and we've heard about it a
Speaker 2: thousand times discount.
Speaker 3: Uh, they're not they're not invading.
Speaker 2: Don't worry. They're peaceful. That's fine. I'm honestly, I have
Speaker 2: they invaded. I tell you, I can't wait.
Speaker 8: You can't wait to see? Actually how they willing tool?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 8: I mean two in the head.
Speaker 12: If back to the plane. To the plane, that is
Speaker 12: interesting to me. I like to understand it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Hey, why not I have a conversation. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: would like to. Hey, I would like to meet a Nelien. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it'd be cool. It'd be cool to hang out with one,
Speaker 3: to talk to them. I'm up for it.
Speaker 12: In fact, in fact, take that a little for the
Speaker 12: back that that we're talking about.
Speaker 8: I want to, I want to, I want There was
Speaker 8: a commercial.
Speaker 12: I don't think missus sidekick seen this commercial.
Speaker 8: It was about golf.
Speaker 3: It was about golf.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and they're saying, well, there's a The guy said,
Speaker 12: there's an arian right over there.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm. He looked and whoa.
Speaker 8: That is a funny commercial. You should see the commercial
Speaker 8: of it.
Speaker 3: It's funny and it's.
Speaker 12: About the alien that he's seen him them playing golf.
Speaker 8: It was some I think you got to look at this.
Speaker 12: And tell I mean, miss miss missus sidekick here there's
Speaker 12: another one for her.
Speaker 8: To investigate.
Speaker 3: COM's got to look that martial law.
Speaker 2: Look it up, watch it, watch and laugh at it
Speaker 2: because it's funny.
Speaker 8: I know that that the man I don't know. He
Speaker 8: shows a face.
Speaker 12: The face wasn't really surprised, but it was something on
Speaker 12: us face.
Speaker 8: I can't remember. But when you want to see the commotion.
Speaker 3: Would have an egg on this face.
Speaker 8: And yeah.
Speaker 3: Then, speaking of which, why are you call in? Call in?
Speaker 2: Three one nine five two seven five zero one six.
Speaker 2: You can call in tell us about the aliens? What
Speaker 2: do you know about them? When are they getting here?
Speaker 2: What do they look like, uh, how do you tell.
Speaker 3: What gender they are? Uncle? Well, Uncle, already tell us
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 2: I tell us something else, anything aliens or anything else
Speaker 2: that you want to talk about. Honestly, we don't care.
Speaker 2: We're here, we're podcasting. We podcast about whatever we say.
Speaker 3: Is that simple?
Speaker 2: The rules are pretty uh loose, pretty uh pretty loose
Speaker 2: with the rules around here, our uncle, so a no cursing,
Speaker 2: please bother or not. Let's talk about any old thing. Man,
Speaker 2: This is simple.
Speaker 3: Uncle.
Speaker 2: We did a live stream auction today on our latest
Speaker 2: app that we've signed up.
Speaker 8: For right and I thought we were going mom minute.
Speaker 8: We looked like we were doing pretty good.
Speaker 2: We were trying to sell your baseball cards on Whatnot
Speaker 2: is what we were doing. So we're on Whatnot now
Speaker 2: what everybody's anybody's curious. We're Own Life Goods own like
Speaker 2: Own own Life Goods all one word. That's our account.
Speaker 2: We also have own Life clothing on Etsy. That's the
Speaker 2: clothing store I've been running for a while.
Speaker 3: So I used the same.
Speaker 2: Name but made it Own Life Goods because I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna only sell clothing on this Whatnot. We have your
Speaker 2: baseball card collection. The idea is we're going to try
Speaker 2: to sell stuff. But we did our maiden voyage today, uncle,
Speaker 2: and keep describing what we did.
Speaker 3: How do work?
Speaker 8: I wait a minute now, just a moment, then just.
Speaker 3: Sent Okay, is you at the shirt on that my t.
Speaker 8: Shirts on that on the base?
Speaker 3: Okay? Are you talking about the app we used to
Speaker 3: do the option? Yeah? Yeah, Am I going to do
Speaker 3: shirt sales? Sign? Is that a question?
Speaker 8: Yeah? It's no. Were you was yours on that before?
Speaker 8: Or no?
Speaker 3: I just signed up for this app?
Speaker 8: Okay, So I just my it was just my uh
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 2: All we've tried to sell on what not so far
Speaker 2: is the cards. I'm sure at some point I'll be
Speaker 2: selling clothing because that's my expertise.
Speaker 3: That's what I know. I don't know anything about cards.
Speaker 12: Well, maybe the people on the other side might, oh,
Speaker 12: like people that passed away no.
Speaker 8: No looking at us, they might know. I know, are
Speaker 8: you with chatting in the chat Moon?
Speaker 12: I don't want the thing and saying there's somebody in
Speaker 12: the chat Moon and he's talking.
Speaker 2: About Well, my naive hope was that I would get
Speaker 2: engagement from the chat about you know, what might look
Speaker 2: good what might not? In my care Uncle has this card.
Speaker 2: Uncle has that card. I was hoping somebody be like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, that card is cool, or like no, this
Speaker 2: tops forties, nobody's gonna buy that, or like that. The
Speaker 2: chat would say something, but there was that. There just
Speaker 2: weren't many people. It wasn't a big deal. It was
Speaker 2: our main maiden voyage. We'll be back, we we I'm
Speaker 2: tasking my son to go through your card collection with
Speaker 2: an app so he can find out the ones that
Speaker 2: are actually worth something.
Speaker 8: That's what I need.
Speaker 3: We'll do, bring those and we'll sell those individually. Yes,
Speaker 3: we'll do. So. That's my plan and.
Speaker 8: Means one different time in the division.
Speaker 3: Uh single cards.
Speaker 8: A single clid.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So if he finds a single card of value, he
Speaker 2: will set it aside.
Speaker 3: He'll let me know like, oh look I said this
Speaker 3: was worth this, and now okay, we'll put it.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll get it ready, we'll prep it, and then
Speaker 2: we'll do a series an auction where we're like, okay,
Speaker 2: here's this card.
Speaker 3: It's I'm send it up for this an auction for
Speaker 3: one dollar.
Speaker 2: I'm giving it away for you guys. It's it's usually
Speaker 2: worth blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: But I'm gonna just give it away to you for
Speaker 3: a dollar, you're gonna rip me off.
Speaker 2: So we'll do that thing. And I'm going to make
Speaker 2: my son do the work on that. And you know.
Speaker 12: Well yeah, I mean, because I didn't get him do
Speaker 12: something besides his games.
Speaker 3: Gotta do something.
Speaker 8: I mean, there's something for him to do.
Speaker 2: I mean he's had he's already given himself a couple
Speaker 2: of different jobs where he's made money on his own.
Speaker 3: So I know that he's up for this, for this.
Speaker 3: So is the ringer broken? Oh?
Speaker 2: I haven't heard a ring. I haven't heard Chuck talk.
Speaker 2: I don't think I did anything.
Speaker 3: Well, no, you guys can't hear the ring?
Speaker 9: Look, yeah, because look look it.
Speaker 8: Did you hear that he's going on with these things?
Speaker 3: No? I no, I can't. You guys didn't hear the ring.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, you guys didn't hear the ring. We do
Speaker 7: have a caller though, that's what happened. Sorry about that,
Speaker 7: but we do have a caller from New Jersey.
Speaker 3: Oh, caller from Jersey.
Speaker 8: Let us have him bring him in trying.
Speaker 13: I think you uncle, it's the count How you doing,
Speaker 13: County Kidney?
Speaker 8: What do you been happening?
Speaker 13: And I'm just wondering what your favorite alien is?
Speaker 8: Oh, the one that he made the copy of, so
Speaker 8: for look.
Speaker 3: The one that I've made a copy of. Your favorite alien?
Speaker 8: Well, well right now, I haven't seen a wheel yet.
Speaker 13: Oh you know, I mean like in a movie or something.
Speaker 13: Who's your favorite?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 3: Wa?
Speaker 8: Alien in a movie? I thought you told about you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? E T Uncle Oh e T. You like that
Speaker 3: one that's your favorite?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 13: The E one? What about like Tobacca?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, he's an alien too, Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: you could you could choose check.
Speaker 8: I got off a Chebacca too, Yeah, Tobacca. I like
Speaker 8: Chebacca and.
Speaker 12: H well yeah.
Speaker 2: Let's let's let's flip the question on on Pepper, and
Speaker 2: Pepper will ask you who's your favorite alien?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Who's your favorite alien?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 13: You remember the old show Ultraman. There was an alien
Speaker 13: on there would laugh like, oh oh oh, I liked.
Speaker 3: Him a lot. Cool? Yeah, I know Ultramann.
Speaker 13: Baultans.
Speaker 3: Was it Japanese series or were they movies? What were
Speaker 3: the Ultraman? Who it was? Media? What were those it was?
Speaker 13: It was a Japanese show. It was a Japanese show.
Speaker 13: They would duble in English very poorly and it was
Speaker 13: very funny to watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the battles.
Speaker 2: It's like Power Rangers is the same format of the
Speaker 2: show where there's these giant things fighting each other in
Speaker 2: the city, like Godzilla. That that Kaijuw's right, they're called
Speaker 2: Kaijus monsters fighting.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I love Godzilla a lot too. I
Speaker 13: love all those monsters. Do you have a favorite Godzilla
Speaker 13: monster Uncle god Zula? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know all the monsters that Godzilla has to fight.
Speaker 2: You remember all those different things in the King Kong's one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he fought.
Speaker 13: Didn't fight King Kong?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I uh. And it's see what about Mecca Godzilla?
Speaker 13: What about your Aaron do you have them?
Speaker 2: I mean you know that I probably am partial to
Speaker 2: Mecca Godzilla. What was my age of transitioning and whatnot?
Speaker 2: I did Mecca Godzilla's gotta.
Speaker 3: Be up there. That's a good point. It's pretty classic.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: So I heading, yeah, I guess I gotta go with
Speaker 2: Mecca Godzilla.
Speaker 3: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 13: In the two thousands, they did one where it was
Speaker 13: like Mecca Godzilla, but it was the bones of the
Speaker 13: original Godzilla was like a ghost in the shell. Pretty cool.
Speaker 3: Crazy. I haven't seen that one. Huh. Yeah. I love
Speaker 3: the Godzilla movies myself. Uncle.
Speaker 2: How many of those old Godzilla movies have you seen?
Speaker 2: Have you seen a lot of the old Godzilla movies?
Speaker 12: I've seen goa mm hmmm, The King Kong, The King Kong.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and the.
Speaker 2: Manthre you know Mathra, right, the giant moth. Surely you've
Speaker 2: seen that one month Mathra.
Speaker 3: You don't know Mathra.
Speaker 8: It's like a bug.
Speaker 3: It's a giant moth.
Speaker 12: Yes, I think I go, yeah, I think I did,
Speaker 12: but I forget how it went.
Speaker 8: I forgot how it began, and did know that.
Speaker 3: The only thing I remember.
Speaker 13: The two little girls singing Mara Masra.
Speaker 3: Yep, yep, oh exactly. Yeah, that's the that's somehow. That's
Speaker 3: super memorable.
Speaker 2: So they did that, right, I guess if Popper and
Speaker 2: I both remember that?
Speaker 3: What cool monsters did? Did you guys have to fight? Pepper?
Speaker 13: Yeah, like a three headed one Dora.
Speaker 2: That's Getra, yeah or Girdra whatever it is Dora. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that one too, That one's pretty cool.
Speaker 9: What was the giant turtle?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, I think that was camera.
Speaker 13: But they never fought.
Speaker 7: Oh, they never fought Okay, I just remember the Giant
Speaker 7: Turtle Spinning.
Speaker 13: Now that was like a separate movie series from another company.
Speaker 13: But they've never fought yet.
Speaker 2: They too, m this opportunity there. Okay, well, Son of God.
Speaker 2: Yeah have you seen that one where there's the little
Speaker 2: kiddies teach them how to blow smoke rings and all that,
Speaker 2: the little mini Godsill.
Speaker 3: You haven't seen that either, I don't think so. You
Speaker 3: haven't seen many of those?
Speaker 12: Okay, so not many many, but I do like to
Speaker 12: get back into one's.
Speaker 13: Not big on gods, That's okay, it is.
Speaker 2: It's a I feel like maybe Popper. You're in my generation,
Speaker 2: we're exposed to a lot of those because of they
Speaker 2: would play them on TV a lot, and so that's
Speaker 2: why we're familiar with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they run a lot nationally.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, you guys know more.
Speaker 9: But see I'm a little older.
Speaker 7: They used to run those in massive marathons on like
Speaker 7: long weekends is what they used to do, like around Thanksgiving.
Speaker 8: I haven't seen him.
Speaker 9: No, I've seen them sure on TV.
Speaker 7: Uh And they they would run them on long weekends
Speaker 7: when I I was a kid, Like I swear like
Speaker 7: was it Labor Day weekend? Or whatever, and that Friday
Speaker 7: it would start and it would just be like the
Speaker 7: Monster movie weekend and like Godzilla would be on the
Speaker 7: whole weekend, all kinds of crazy Godzilla And the only
Speaker 7: thing that was consistent is that weird noise that he made.
Speaker 14: You know, Yeah, Godzilla is a lizit people, he's a lizard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, it goes in the Yeah, it comes.
Speaker 8: Out of and pups out. Yes, yes, I did see.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 2: The the orgin story is in the first movie, which
Speaker 2: is actually a very good movie, was that an atomic
Speaker 2: weapon test brought to life Godzilla, who was like was
Speaker 2: it dead, like a dead dinosaur on the bottom of
Speaker 2: it somehow created Godzilla from out of the ocean, and
Speaker 2: it appears from the depths of the ocean to destroy
Speaker 2: the world that created it with its you know, evil
Speaker 2: warfare technologies.
Speaker 3: And there's a lot of interesting stuff going on in
Speaker 3: that Actually.
Speaker 2: There's thought and concept and you know, even philosophical stuff.
Speaker 3: Going on in that movie.
Speaker 2: The later movies this just a bunch of monsters fighting
Speaker 2: each other. But that first idea is actually, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's great, it's classic.
Speaker 7: And at one point they put together some clip movie
Speaker 7: I remember, and all of a sudden, Godzilla and King
Speaker 7: Kong were living on Monster Island and it was like
Speaker 7: a new movie, but it was cut together from the
Speaker 7: old ones. Did you remember that one pupper the like
Speaker 7: Monster Island?
Speaker 3: So the official yeah, it's.
Speaker 13: That might be Son of Godzilla was the one that
Speaker 13: was right after it had God's Little Sun in it.
Speaker 8: Yes it did.
Speaker 13: But I mean, you know, China was like the little
Speaker 13: boy daydreaming all about all the different monsters.
Speaker 2: Right, and the funny thing was that might be that
Speaker 2: might be the son of Godzilla.
Speaker 3: That's what that movie was, was a clip movie.
Speaker 13: And then they yeah, I think it's a clip show.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, see what for me, it was impossible to
Speaker 7: follow because it was on a black and white TV.
Speaker 7: It was very small for me, right, so I'm looking
Speaker 7: at a small black and white TV and I could
Speaker 7: not understand anything that was going on because the dubbing
Speaker 7: was so bad because they were originally in Japanese. So
Speaker 7: they would be like, we must go get Godzilla in
Speaker 7: the mouth to be moving like ten seconds after that
Speaker 7: because the Japanese words were longer and so but you know,
Speaker 7: but the guy wasn't say anything, but his mouth was
Speaker 7: still moving. You know, and so I was totally distracted
Speaker 7: by that and could not follow the alleged plot of
Speaker 7: the movie that suddenly had Monster Island and now the
Speaker 7: governments of the world decided they needed to go get
Speaker 7: Godzilla and King Kong together to come and fight some
Speaker 7: bizarre alien that had come down. And yeah, then the
Speaker 7: son of Godzilla gets involved in the fight too, and
Speaker 7: it's this whole weird thing. And there's like some alien
Speaker 7: monster that just flew in from outer space one day,
Speaker 7: and they're like, well, Godzilla and King Kong, we'll we'll
Speaker 7: have to let them loose. So we gotta let them
Speaker 7: loose on the crazy monster from outer space because at
Speaker 7: least they're from Earth.
Speaker 8: Yay.
Speaker 13: Godzilla was one about Godzilla. He's from Earth.
Speaker 7: At least he's from irved him and King Kong, they're
Speaker 7: gonna team up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 13: It was always fighting weird aliens. It was great.
Speaker 3: Weird One.
Speaker 13: The Newest One minus one was really good. It was
Speaker 13: kind of like a return to the original kind of
Speaker 13: movie where was more serious. If none of you have
Speaker 13: seen that, you should see that one.
Speaker 3: I did see it, and I like that. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: on Netflix. Concept. Yeah, it made it to Netflix.
Speaker 8: Now, okay, that's another thing I got again and put
Speaker 8: it back on mine. It is that the modern side?
Speaker 7: Is that the modern one where people got upset because
Speaker 7: Godzilla ate a dog in somebody's backyard, Like he just
Speaker 7: walked by.
Speaker 9: And snatched up a dog and he is that that one?
Speaker 13: I don't think so. It was like work time Japan,
Speaker 13: so it was like in the set in the forties,
Speaker 13: even though it came out like two or three years ago.
Speaker 13: It's a I don't remember it meeting a dog.
Speaker 3: It's a new.
Speaker 2: Movie that's a period piece, which is interesting. It's a
Speaker 2: period piece set in the same time that I think
Speaker 2: the original movie came out, or maybe a little before that.
Speaker 3: How old is the original movie.
Speaker 13: It's just like a little bit before before I think.
Speaker 3: Is it before the period piece itself would take place
Speaker 3: before the original Guyzilla was released? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the new one takes place before the original.
Speaker 3: Oh before yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that does seem right, Yeah, a little bit before,
Speaker 2: like by maybe a dec too.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I want to say there's probably something conceptually going on
Speaker 2: with why they chose to do that in relation to
Speaker 2: the original movie. There's probably something that they made the
Speaker 2: choice going on there. I can't think of what because
Speaker 2: it's been a while since they've seen either.
Speaker 13: I think it's just the World War two kind of
Speaker 13: like analogy where you know, the atomic bombing and then
Speaker 13: like sure, they just made it closer to the end
Speaker 13: of the war.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, or maybe them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe the atomic bomb was the reason why Godzilla
Speaker 7: was woke up from his you know, ancient sleep as
Speaker 7: a dinosaur on the bottom of the ocean or something.
Speaker 9: That might have been a plot at one point too.
Speaker 9: But you guys don't remember.
Speaker 7: The Godzilla movie like in the two thousands somewhere since
Speaker 7: the year two thousand, where there was a big controversy
Speaker 7: because Godzilla walks by a backyard and you know they're
Speaker 7: they're watching, like you know, like in Jurassic Park, you
Speaker 7: know the glass of water boom boom because the dinosaurs
Speaker 7: are coming. Well, Godzilla is so big, he's shaking the
Speaker 7: water in a swimming pool, is.
Speaker 9: Doing that right, boom boom, And then he.
Speaker 7: Just like runs right by and there's a dog in
Speaker 7: the backyard barking at it until he sees it, and.
Speaker 9: Then the dog cries and then the dog is gone.
Speaker 7: Now you don't see Godzilla eat it, but it's kind
Speaker 7: of implied that Godzilla ate the dog.
Speaker 13: I think that's isn't that the second Teristic Park movie
Speaker 13: where the t Rex he's the dog when he's like
Speaker 13: rampaging through San Francisco.
Speaker 3: I could have swore it was.
Speaker 7: A Godzilla movie that was the contract.
Speaker 3: But maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 7: Listeners can correct me all you want, but I thought
Speaker 7: it was just hilarious that there was a big like you.
Speaker 13: Know, I mean, I know a t Rex eats the
Speaker 13: dog in that one.
Speaker 7: Okay, maybe that's what I'm thinking of. But it must
Speaker 7: have come out at the same time as Godzilla though,
Speaker 7: and there was something with Godzilla where it was implied
Speaker 7: he ain't a dog.
Speaker 9: Also, I think the.
Speaker 2: Two thousands, the early two thousands Godzilla, which was terrible.
Speaker 3: It might have been that or from a promo piece
Speaker 3: from that.
Speaker 2: And we have creative accents in the chat at twitch,
Speaker 2: so hello, he says hello to everybody to have you
Speaker 2: hear creative accents.
Speaker 7: I know he's okay, we haven't heard from him in
Speaker 7: a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, good to have you here man. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Likewise, the feelings mutual there, so thank you for being
Speaker 2: here and if anybody knows the answer to these bizarre
Speaker 2: questions we're asking, it's a probably creative accents. So was
Speaker 2: it Godzilla or was it.
Speaker 3: Was the other choice here?
Speaker 2: Oh the Jurassic Park movie where either Godzilla or the
Speaker 2: t Rex eats it Dawn.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the thing that, Yeah, the reason why I stuck
Speaker 7: with me because Yeah, the reason why it stuck with
Speaker 7: me is it was such a controversy over something that
Speaker 7: was clearly you know, fake, Like it's not like they
Speaker 7: really hot.
Speaker 3: Like calm down.
Speaker 7: And back then especially, they murdered hundreds of people in
Speaker 7: movies in a half hour. You know, you'd watch eighty
Speaker 7: deaths during a Rambo movie, but one dog gets it
Speaker 7: and people freak out, you know.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm just saying.
Speaker 8: That seemed crazy. How do you do that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 9: I mean, you know too much.
Speaker 3: People even do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people have always been very sensitive about animals, more
Speaker 2: so than they are about their fellow human beings. And
Speaker 2: I think, not just in media, but in real life,
Speaker 2: people are like, really, not that we should be violent
Speaker 2: toward animals, not at all, but I mean should we
Speaker 2: not maybe care.
Speaker 3: A little more about other people and then animals? Like
Speaker 3: is there? Is it?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: To have tears or is it correct to care more
Speaker 2: about animals because they're quote unquote innocent and we're not.
Speaker 2: We're equal devils that love killing and doing violent things
Speaker 2: to each other and nothing else.
Speaker 3: Does that count? Pupper? You have some thoughts on this
Speaker 3: to day?
Speaker 8: I didn't think about this.
Speaker 3: Is there something similar?
Speaker 13: A lot of people do ask me because of my
Speaker 13: name that like how how I feel about dog and
Speaker 13: things being portraying being killed in video games and movies?
Speaker 13: To me, I don't mind as long as it's not
Speaker 13: my dog, because it's like if a dog is attacking
Speaker 13: me in real life, I'm killing that. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Fact, in fact, what I had a I had a
Speaker 12: talking about a dog full moment.
Speaker 8: I went to we was going to my.
Speaker 12: I on Palm Beach Coney UH picnic. At the time
Speaker 12: it almost Ova and this pit.
Speaker 8: Bull behind in behind my blow. The stuff had changed
Speaker 8: to the thing came in bit me.
Speaker 3: You got bit by hit big boot.
Speaker 8: But an itchy wasn't damn all the way in.
Speaker 3: Well, you're lucky it wasn't because that could be bad.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 12: This was back when I was in Florida, floid big
Speaker 12: when I was working and Uh, I went to the vet,
Speaker 12: went to the clinic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and everything.
Speaker 8: It was okay, it was just deep in.
Speaker 2: If a pitbull gets a hold of you, oh boy,
Speaker 2: they can. They can easily kill smith. I mean children,
Speaker 2: they can. Just they're famous for doing this.
Speaker 13: Dow its eyes out.
Speaker 3: Terrible, terrible.
Speaker 13: That's my suggestion. Like I love my dog, but like
Speaker 13: if my dogs were attacking a child, like I'm killing
Speaker 13: my dog, I'm saving a human, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got that way. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well though if it got if that piece got into me,
Speaker 12: oh boy, that that dog bit me would be history.
Speaker 12: It would be if you're gooda got into people when
Speaker 12: it did.
Speaker 3: Good thing, that's damn.
Speaker 13: I mean they can they can kill people.
Speaker 3: They have that.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 3: Let's see chat.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, we have the answer. In the chat, creative
Speaker 2: accents came through. He says that dog gets eaten in
Speaker 2: Jurassic Park. There we go, there's the answer to our question.
Speaker 2: Thank you accent.
Speaker 7: Okay, then I stand corrected. I stand corrected. I thought
Speaker 7: it was a Godzilla movie. I'm sorry because crazy plots
Speaker 7: just kind of you know, swams, you know, combined in
Speaker 7: my head. So my apologies.
Speaker 3: Thank your creative accents.
Speaker 12: You can't You can't stunt a kind of eadric movie
Speaker 12: for apartment.
Speaker 8: Kind of movie like that is.
Speaker 3: What I mean.
Speaker 8: You would not want to do that, you would, well,
Speaker 8: that's what you would want to do something like that.
Speaker 3: Don't try it.
Speaker 13: And Tuck's defense, I think it was the second Jurassic
Speaker 13: Park and then like the first American Goddila came out
Speaker 13: shortly after that, so it was a very short gap
Speaker 13: of time.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was probably in the me I'm that.
Speaker 13: Terrible American Goddila movie at Mattham Proderick, right.
Speaker 7: It was probably in the media at the same time,
Speaker 7: and that's how I mixed it up.
Speaker 9: But still, yeah, I'm happy to be corrected.
Speaker 3: But it's just funny.
Speaker 8: He's like, he's not collected.
Speaker 3: We've got our research.
Speaker 8: The accidents is collected.
Speaker 2: Changing that to you, Actually, that's what you hired him for, right, Uncle,
Speaker 2: That's why you hired creative accidents.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what that's his hiding, that's your hiring for
Speaker 8: doing that.
Speaker 12: And in THECE, that's his position on that's your position
Speaker 12: on the broadcast area. I figured, well, why not give
Speaker 12: it to him after I'm hid Chuck, and then and
Speaker 12: to help you and and there's.
Speaker 3: I'm on the payroll, right, what's my official title?
Speaker 2: Again? Uncle, I don't reclass are calling my position? What
Speaker 2: I do for my job duties include?
Speaker 3: What a my job duties?
Speaker 12: That's a good question. I've been trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: I think I might have myself forgot and maybe that's
Speaker 2: why I don't know them as well as maybe I
Speaker 2: should sometimes because I forget what I'm supposed to be doing.
Speaker 2: Sometimes not all the time, just every now and again.
Speaker 8: That occurs, Jack, what would you cool not your position doing?
Speaker 8: Behind you?
Speaker 3: And yeah, Chuck, what do you think of what am
Speaker 3: I doing?
Speaker 8: I don't know, you know, I think it's better position.
Speaker 7: I think it's fascinating that you don't know what he does.
Speaker 9: That that's beautiful.
Speaker 3: I have no notes.
Speaker 9: I just that's that's great.
Speaker 2: Now, then come too, I thought this was no I
Speaker 2: thought he does he's in charge of that specialists.
Speaker 3: But that's not his whole job, is Poppa right? You
Speaker 3: know that's not a whole job job.
Speaker 8: That's just a touch touch to.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 13: That's not that's not the same sidekicks?
Speaker 8: That is that his whole thing side well has been
Speaker 8: sideki dang?
Speaker 3: Is that it?
Speaker 8: Uncle?
Speaker 3: Is my title sidekick. It has been Okay, wait.
Speaker 8: A minute, it has been. It has it has been?
Speaker 3: What do you does it continue to be that?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It still is still out.
Speaker 8: I still haven't.
Speaker 1: Man, this is this.
Speaker 12: I gotta add a knob, but I'm thinking this what
Speaker 12: you're doing a sidekick with knobs?
Speaker 8: No, with this touching the tap? Okay, called a sidekick
Speaker 8: with knobs, touching the tap?
Speaker 9: Okay, got him.
Speaker 8: Just a minute?
Speaker 3: This two technicals.
Speaker 8: Well, you're the one stunning. You're doing it again tonight.
Speaker 8: You're doing it here. You're doing it here, looking and
Speaker 8: playing with these things. You brought it up.
Speaker 12: I'm trying to put I'm trying to put a final
Speaker 12: tampa on it, trying to figure out what it could be.
Speaker 3: Down for the for the average listener. We're getting far
Speaker 3: too technical with our jargon. Okay, they're not going to
Speaker 3: follow what this is.
Speaker 12: And then touching the two touching the tamps, not not
Speaker 12: the buttons, touching the taps with the knobs, touching the
Speaker 12: what do you call that sidekick?
Speaker 3: And touching the taps with the knobs, No.
Speaker 8: The one you're tapping your computer?
Speaker 2: What do you call what.
Speaker 8: I'm talking about on the computer that's great. He's tapping
Speaker 8: his fingers. Oh my god, what is that middle peach.
Speaker 3: Drink?
Speaker 8: We got something to laugh about. This tapping on this
Speaker 8: doing thing.
Speaker 3: My stomach hurts.
Speaker 8: Man's tonight and it's absolutely banana. This way. You're going
Speaker 8: this way. You don't know what you're doing with that
Speaker 8: with your fingers. Here it goes again, people, There it
Speaker 8: goes again. You can put this on tick tat. Oh god,
Speaker 8: let's put this on ticktac.
Speaker 3: I believe the word you're searching for his track pad.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's there. I think that's.
Speaker 8: A won't try me tell me.
Speaker 3: What it is?
Speaker 8: What kind of nut I was?
Speaker 3: I was kind of preferring macadi? What was it tapping
Speaker 3: the bo He asked what kind of nuts you were?
Speaker 7: I said, macadamia?
Speaker 3: Sorry, those are good nights. Oh don't they ever?
Speaker 8: Oh that reminded me. The cooking machine out.
Speaker 3: Are you talking about your tic tac cooking.
Speaker 8: Machine? I'm telling about that heavy thing I have to
Speaker 8: kill you.
Speaker 12: And the big mixer, yeah, baking mixer that you have
Speaker 12: to bring it in the you got to bring it in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I gotta bring in the kitchen combining forgot about that.
Speaker 8: About everything going on, today.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going on after the time.
Speaker 2: We have an audio clip that I think we used
Speaker 2: an old show of you getting that thing out that
Speaker 2: I edited because I recorded that those Daily life audioce pressure.
Speaker 3: I edited that one.
Speaker 8: What do you think it was? I test people.
Speaker 2: I probably have the clip itself, like on an old
Speaker 2: hard drop I could take up.
Speaker 3: Maybe we'll get.
Speaker 8: There's one thing you gotta pick it out.
Speaker 2: They didn't play that against I need to bring more
Speaker 2: of those clips out that they are fine.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's doing crazy tonight.
Speaker 12: We know what this talk amount his tiptac ticking over
Speaker 12: here on this seat. He's starting it again.
Speaker 8: There he goes, TikTok is tick tagging this this man
Speaker 8: doing it. There he goes, there he.
Speaker 3: Goes every time.
Speaker 2: So what uncle is doing is every time I touch
Speaker 2: the uh the laptop computer, which is what I'm running
Speaker 2: the livestream on, every time I touch it.
Speaker 3: Well, that's we figured out what my job is. That's
Speaker 3: that's the important part. I figured out what I do.
Speaker 2: I touched the laptop. I'm the guy who's here touching
Speaker 2: the laptop.
Speaker 8: And can't think about what means when he does that.
Speaker 3: Did you want here? They call me sidekick. That's the job.
Speaker 8: Okay then okay, so well we figured out the job,
Speaker 8: man truck.
Speaker 3: I feel good about knowing what I'm doing.
Speaker 8: It is wrestling truck, wrestler here, Okay, it's very popular. Yes,
Speaker 8: you see that one on you wrestling? Uh somebody this guy.
Speaker 3: He's talking about the picture of you as Rocky Balboa. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I've seen that one.
Speaker 8: That's what you.
Speaker 9: So that's pretty.
Speaker 3: You know, we know what we know Chuck's job.
Speaker 8: We know that we know what his job is. His
Speaker 8: top one, your top.
Speaker 3: Two on top two.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I'm the most operator my show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's your show.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, my show.
Speaker 3: That's how Chuck is the producer.
Speaker 8: It's like day loss. I think we I think we
Speaker 8: found out what this thing is going to be about
Speaker 8: tonight the show. The show. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: It's gonna be about this thing, and and and and
Speaker 12: as goulas, Yeah, I don't have my time clock. My
Speaker 12: time clock is on the thing, so I don't know
Speaker 12: my time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll have to check the I mean, because we
Speaker 2: do see us how this is a job. As we're saying,
Speaker 2: we do have to clock in before we start the show.
Speaker 12: So there was clocking in and then then once you
Speaker 12: have to do clock in and do your tapping, you go.
Speaker 3: Again to tapping tapping the bottom piece.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got to clock in before you do that. So
Speaker 2: I hope we all remember to do that tonight. Otherwise
Speaker 2: we're not going to get paid. We're to figure out,
Speaker 2: you know, let payroll know how to fix that problem.
Speaker 3: How do you make the ending of the show.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to make a new one. I can't.
Speaker 3: We can we can do with the shoutouts? We could
Speaker 3: we you want to go to shoutouts?
Speaker 12: Uncle, Yeah, the shareown we have a caller and everything. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 12: cole Is, let's get the shoutouts out.
Speaker 8: Of the way to.
Speaker 3: Shout out.
Speaker 13: All right, I'm shouting out to Godzilla. All the mouses
Speaker 13: has ever fallt and keep on fighting and fighting for
Speaker 13: like sixty years.
Speaker 3: Keep going, man, there you fight in a good fight.
Speaker 3: All right, Thank you, Pepper. We Hey man, it's great
Speaker 3: when you call. Really great to hear from you for
Speaker 3: being care guys. Wait for this show, but the previous show.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 8: What's you talking about?
Speaker 12: That?
Speaker 8: Going there?
Speaker 9: You go from from Jersey to Japan?
Speaker 13: There it is.
Speaker 3: Okay, now, who's next on the list Uncle for shout outs?
Speaker 8: Jake could, I'm gonna do the yamps line.
Speaker 3: In from the outside end. Okay, Chuck, who you got
Speaker 3: the shout out to?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I just want to shout out to
Speaker 7: everybody for listening, and uh to count proper for calling in.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that we get to do this every week
Speaker 7: and it is fun and I gotta tell you, I
Speaker 7: haven't laughed this hard in a while. So shout out
Speaker 7: to Uncle for making me crack up. And uh, also,
Speaker 7: you know, just shout out to everybody who's involved. I
Speaker 7: appreciate you guys. And uh, that's about that. If you
Speaker 7: want to shout out on my show next week, drop
Speaker 7: something in at o'chelly dot com and that will happen.
Speaker 9: You'll be named.
Speaker 7: Executive producer of one of the shows that occurs, whether
Speaker 7: it's a Short attention Span DJ theater or the.
Speaker 9: Call in show or something in between.
Speaker 3: There you go, all right, great, shout out shot Uncle,
Speaker 3: who's next? Who has to shot next?
Speaker 8: Yourself?
Speaker 12: Men'll only hand Buffo, Chuck, you and me on, so
Speaker 12: I'll shout out.
Speaker 2: I'll shout shout out to the knobs that I use
Speaker 2: Shout out to the bottom piece, Shout out to the
Speaker 2: thing that I tap all the time.
Speaker 3: Shout out to, of course.
Speaker 2: Everybody who listens, the callers, anybody who happened upon the show,
Speaker 2: the Tic tackers, uh special thanks to Popper and creative accents.
Speaker 3: Tonight, I can I can hit my ending on and yeah,
Speaker 3: I guess that's it for now, Uncle, who you got?
Speaker 12: Shout out to the aliens. Oh, well, these aliens that
Speaker 12: we hadn't spit a discussion about for tonight now and hello,
Speaker 12: well the inside coole is like I'm saying, out of
Speaker 12: the country. I know they're probably out Damn. I hope
Speaker 12: they've been listening tonight.
Speaker 3: And got out to you. This is the.
Speaker 8: Finding to figure out what can I end this with?
Speaker 3: Oh you're you're saying, like the format of the ending
Speaker 3: you want to switch up a little bit?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, what I mont a change?
Speaker 2: Well, we give, we give the social media is the
Speaker 2: ad Uncle podcast? Asked Uncle the podcast on TikTok Uncle
Speaker 2: the podcast dot com?
Speaker 3: And then usually I hand it over to you to
Speaker 3: bring it home.
Speaker 8: For the week and then I don't like that, uh yeah,
Speaker 8: bringing it home? But is that what my ending is?
Speaker 8: Bringing home?
Speaker 3: Well that's what it has been. Do you like that
Speaker 3: or you want to switch it up for that? Oh?
Speaker 12: Oh okay, okay, that that was, But that's what I
Speaker 12: was trying to figure out.
Speaker 8: Well, okay, okay, this is the what you said.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, and so bring it out for the week, Uncle,
Speaker 12: going to see the next Friday by by, That's what
Speaker 12: I'm gonna say.
Speaker 15: That's nuclear holocaust. You know what uranium is, right, called
Speaker 15: nuclear weapons and other things like lots of you know
Speaker 15: what uranium is right, barred things.
Speaker 11: Things have done with uronium, including some bad things, lear holocausts.
Speaker 8: You know what uranium is, right, Uncle.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that time when Benjamin Fulford said that
Speaker 2: an Asian secret society was going to dispatch ninja's to
Speaker 2: take down the Illuminati.
Speaker 8: Oh that's interesting, yeah in the clatoon?
Speaker 3: Yeah did that ever work out too good? No? It didn't,
Speaker 3: did it?
Speaker 2: But here on o'chelly dot com Radio network things work
Speaker 2: out a bit better, don't they?
Speaker 8: Much better?
Speaker 12: Much me is clear and understanding about the programs, the programs,
Speaker 12: how much clearer getting live people into it. They really
Speaker 12: have a good conversation going.
Speaker 2: Much better, much better scene, I say, forget Benjamin Fulford
Speaker 2: and his Ninjas and listen to the Ochelly dot com
Speaker 2: radio network.
Speaker 8: I agree, it's straight to the point, straight talk, and
Speaker 8: I like that idea.
Speaker 9: O Chilly dot com