Speaker 1: Oh thats are.
Speaker 2: Hell and welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: This is the Cult of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan.
Speaker 3: I'm Jacob Good evening good cult members on this Tuesday night.
Speaker 3: It is good to see all of y'all, and uh, yeah, dude,
Speaker 3: it's another day in paradise.
Speaker 2: It is indeed still some wild shit going on.
Speaker 4: Just to kick off the conversation, I don't know how
Speaker 4: many of y'all have been made aware of this, because
Speaker 4: I did a little bit of research Jonathan after me
Speaker 4: and you wrapped.
Speaker 2: Up that show.
Speaker 4: So for anybody who's been keeping up with the Macrone situation,
Speaker 4: Macrone is confirmed.
Speaker 2: Fucking dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wellhich Like, don't get me wrong, We've been saying
Speaker 4: this for forever, right fine, and there is still that
Speaker 4: little I'm talking point zero one percent chance that this
Speaker 4: was a bit of a typo, bit of a fat
Speaker 4: fingering whatever you want to call it. Here, Ah, Actually
Speaker 4: the jokes right themselves as far as that one goes
Speaker 4: to this chick. But beside the point, So for anybody
Speaker 4: who's not been keeping up, the case is underway and
Speaker 4: upon the first review of evidence, Brigitte Macrone on her
Speaker 4: French tax information is listed at all that is confirmed,
Speaker 4: is not a hypothetical, is not a fucking a mock situation. No, No,
Speaker 4: real life Brigitte McCrone next to her name has an
Speaker 4: M rather than an F, and apparently has for years
Speaker 4: and years.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 3: So like it's especially if you on on one Segon,
Speaker 3: sorry about that, you said fat fingered. I was like, dude,
Speaker 3: Emmanuel's the one getting fat fingered. But bro, have you
Speaker 3: seen the fucking Paul's on Brigitte?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 4: If that bits Paul's up, like that time where she
Speaker 4: like smushed his face, yo, if she would have hit
Speaker 4: him with a fucking fist, Like that's a fucking comic.
Speaker 2: Coming at you. Boy, Like those are some massive hands.
Speaker 3: I mean, And look, I don't have a problem if
Speaker 3: if they want to play dress up and one's the
Speaker 3: girl and one's the guy. Sometimes you're both the girl,
Speaker 3: sometimes you're both the guy, whatever your flavor is.
Speaker 2: Just why do you gotta lie about it?
Speaker 3: That's my problem, Like why do you gotta lie about
Speaker 3: you know, your like you're just putting on this facade
Speaker 3: and and it's like that's that's strange to me. Same
Speaker 3: reason Big Mike put on the facade for eight years,
Speaker 3: because yeah, but even appearance, right. But the thing was
Speaker 3: is that Big Mike was Obama or Barack would He
Speaker 3: used to always say that he believes that a marriage
Speaker 3: is between a man and a woman. So that was
Speaker 3: almost semi understandable, you know. But in this day and age,
Speaker 3: I mean, if you're gay, you're gay. Who gives a fuck, dude.
Speaker 4: I think that I don't know this for a fact,
Speaker 4: but I think Emmanuel McCrone claims to be Catholic, and
Speaker 4: so it was Ajeet And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 4: I think that she slash he was his teacher while
Speaker 4: he was at school at that private school when he
Speaker 4: was fourteen and she was forty and all that shit.
Speaker 4: So I think it was at a Catholic school. So,
Speaker 4: and that's the other thing too. The French government is
Speaker 4: so how could I put this? They're so fickle and
Speaker 4: they are so borderline rad to collapse at any moment.
Speaker 4: The government has collapsed in that country three times in
Speaker 4: the last two years. I don't mean like a government shutdown,
Speaker 4: I mean like full on fucking collapse three times in
Speaker 4: the last two years for the dumbest shit. So now
Speaker 4: if they were to find out that their first lady
Speaker 4: is actually a man.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: I think that they might actually like have protests in
Speaker 4: the street, and it wouldn't just be the French protest.
Speaker 2: They might bring out the fucking guillotine. Who knows, dude.
Speaker 3: We got a full on Finkel is Einhorn situation going
Speaker 3: on over in Francis.
Speaker 2: And it's also shout out to Jim Carret for choosing
Speaker 2: the two most Jewish fucking names ever for this person,
Speaker 2: Finkel and Einhorn. Yeah, good god, where's the yamaka? You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. He was ahead of his time,
Speaker 2: you know, it was. It was that.
Speaker 3: Just getting over to the chat, Mario said, Yo, hope
Speaker 3: y'all been doing great.
Speaker 2: Good to see you, Mario living that dream.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 4: Hey Mario, speaking up before we get too far. How
Speaker 4: are you doing, brother? I know life was kind of
Speaker 4: throwing you some fucked up curve balls back to back
Speaker 4: to back for a minute.
Speaker 2: There you all up?
Speaker 6: Yeah, doing pretty good. Uh, brain tumor is a not cancerous,
Speaker 6: so that's good. Got back to pipelining so yeah, just
Speaker 6: living in the dream right now, trying to make something
Speaker 6: out of it.
Speaker 2: Fucking a man. Glad to see you up and running.
Speaker 3: And he actually does practice Ansoria so but he does
Speaker 3: not have a crystal ball. No, doesn't have one of those.
Speaker 2: Or a pallanteer.
Speaker 3: Should we say ooh there you go? Yeah, dude, Anthony said,
Speaker 3: what's up? Fellas and folks?
Speaker 2: Anthony?
Speaker 7: What to do?
Speaker 2: My dude?
Speaker 3: What Australian? Joe says, good eye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm glad to see that we have some representation
Speaker 4: from across the pond. Every every live that we hold,
Speaker 4: sometimes it's England, sometimes it's Ireland, sometimes Australia, sometimes it's
Speaker 4: all the above.
Speaker 2: It makes me happy, you know, we out here to
Speaker 2: be alive. Said, Yo, what's up? Y'all?
Speaker 3: Currently at a Korean hotspot? That's all hot pot? O
Speaker 3: hot pot?
Speaker 2: Sorry? Is that how fuck?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Dude, Korean hot pot is legit.
Speaker 4: They don't have any goodwins in Louisiana, or at least not
Speaker 4: that I have found, but good.
Speaker 3: Shit, dude, Ashton said, Dude, Sup.
Speaker 2: Ashton, Sup homie?
Speaker 3: Uh the jo Gid said what up? Happy? Cultured people?
Speaker 3: Cult bad people?
Speaker 2: I dig it?
Speaker 4: And uh Royce, Yeah, you had messaged me earlier today
Speaker 4: about the mayor or. I think it's the mayor not
Speaker 4: the governor of New York. It's about to be elected
Speaker 4: who is a Muslim and a socialist. And it's crazy
Speaker 4: to me that they are about to elect this dude.
Speaker 4: And I looked more into it after we spoke more. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the Hasidic Jewish community, although some of them don't like him.
Speaker 4: Without their vote, this dude wouldn't even be in the conversation.
Speaker 4: I have no fucking clue why the Hasidic Jews of
Speaker 4: New York City decided that they need to jump on
Speaker 4: the bandwagon of the Muslim socialist. But it's just one
Speaker 4: of them things.
Speaker 8: I guess that is the most retarded shit ever. I
Speaker 8: don't understand like any kind of Judaism, and these kind
Speaker 8: of people don't generally mix like I know that in
Speaker 8: our past, you know, conquests, like we've been underneath their
Speaker 8: rule and we have gotten along in the past. But
Speaker 8: in today's society, I just I just don't see it
Speaker 8: or get it. And I don't know, I don't get
Speaker 8: my fellow Jews sometimes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You know what's funny is is that he had like
Speaker 3: a debate of some sort with all of the other
Speaker 3: cause he's going for mayor, right, Yeah, going for mayor
Speaker 3: up in is it New York City?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And there was a bunch of other people that
Speaker 3: were up there running and they all got asked a
Speaker 3: simple question, you know, what's going to be the first
Speaker 3: thing you do whenever you become mayor of New York?
Speaker 2: And I think there was like four other.
Speaker 3: People, including not including him, and so the first person says, well,
Speaker 3: I think I'm gonna take a trip to Israel. The
Speaker 3: second person says, well, I think I'm gonna take a
Speaker 3: trip to Israel. Third person says, I think I'm going
Speaker 3: to take a trip to Israel. The fourth person same thing.
Speaker 3: And then this guy goes up and he's like, I
Speaker 3: think I'm just probably he goes no, he goes, I
Speaker 3: think I'm just going to actually try and work on
Speaker 3: the city.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: And they were like, what are you anti Semitic or
Speaker 3: you like, why are you not worried about Israel? And
Speaker 3: he goes, well, I mean we can, you know, still
Speaker 3: appreciate Israel from Afar, but if I'm mayor of New York,
Speaker 3: I feel like I should be giving my attention to
Speaker 3: New York, you know. And I was like, it's crazy
Speaker 3: how they all got in line and They all said
Speaker 3: the same thing, almost as if it was like some
Speaker 3: kind of pageant. You know, it's almost like, you know,
Speaker 3: what do you want to see to change the world.
Speaker 3: I just want world peace. It's the same exact shit,
Speaker 3: is what it sounds like.
Speaker 2: So the Jews, and I don't mean this in the
Speaker 2: colloquial Oh do you mean the US?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, Like, let's be very honest here, Jewish businessman
Speaker 4: run New York City, always have, always well, and yes
Speaker 4: you have your your underbellious society, you got your mafias,
Speaker 4: and you have your unions and these cs. Yeah yah, yeah, fine, fine, fine,
Speaker 4: above board the business side of things. If you're not
Speaker 4: down with the Jews, you're not doing shit in New
Speaker 4: York City. That's that's kind of been a long standing thing.
Speaker 4: So all these people trying to win that vote saying
Speaker 4: they're going to go to Israel, and then this guy's like, nah,
Speaker 4: fuck all that noise.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna like do my job.
Speaker 4: And somehow the Hasidic Jewish community or siding with this guy,
Speaker 4: like above the guys who are like claiming that they
Speaker 4: want to be on Israel's team. It's wild to me.
Speaker 4: Same with Royce I don't understand it, but whatever he
Speaker 4: did or said spoke to.
Speaker 2: Them in a way that they resonate with. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Are the Are those the same Jews that were hiding
Speaker 3: in the cellar that they just found last year.
Speaker 2: Yes, they're the tunnel Jews, that's them.
Speaker 5: That's no.
Speaker 9: No, it was from a Kabad. That was a completely
Speaker 9: different thing.
Speaker 2: They're not the tunnels from covid.
Speaker 9: So hold my wait, hold on.
Speaker 8: Just so, if you say Hasidic, that's kind of a
Speaker 8: blanket term, like all just means ultra oarthlocks. You have
Speaker 8: so many different sects of cassito and ultra oor flocks.
Speaker 8: You have Sotomer, you have Kabbad, you have wrestle like
Speaker 8: there's you Like, you can't just say it's a Cassidic
Speaker 8: mood because there are so many different people.
Speaker 9: I don't know. You have to tell me, like what specific.
Speaker 2: The dudes with the fuzzy hats and the dudes.
Speaker 9: So those were not the tallo Jews those, that's a different,
Speaker 9: different sector.
Speaker 2: Okay, educate us. I'm speaking completely out ignorance here.
Speaker 4: When I said acidic, I thought that meant not just
Speaker 4: the Upper East Side of New York, City, which is
Speaker 4: a very very Jewish area. I'm talking about like the
Speaker 4: dudes that are like the most devout, that wear the
Speaker 4: whole garb and do the whole thing, that like, live
Speaker 4: in a community unto themselves.
Speaker 2: That's not what what would those do to?
Speaker 3: Because the most Jewish looking Jews, whenever you think, it's
Speaker 3: almost like the Amish of the Jews.
Speaker 2: Almost, Yeah, the ones that like, when you mean the
Speaker 2: stereotypical Jew from New York, this is the guy you're thinking.
Speaker 9: So here's a vein.
Speaker 8: A couple of hundred years ago, the Passidic movement was
Speaker 8: started by.
Speaker 10: The Balon So thev had various disciples, and basically the
Speaker 10: disciples branched off into different sects of cassim So even so,
Speaker 10: basically so.
Speaker 8: Someone who is a custard or who is Hasidic is
Speaker 8: ultra Orthodox. It's just there are different branches they're in.
Speaker 8: So for example, Kabad see them, they wear borcelinos. They
Speaker 8: they don't wear strimles. They don't have pay us, but
Speaker 8: they grow their beard. Some sects so pay us as
Speaker 8: the curly cues.
Speaker 4: Hey grow a beer, but they don't have the crazy
Speaker 4: Jerry curl cyber. It's got you moving on?
Speaker 9: Correct?
Speaker 8: There are some that it's their garb to wear long coats.
Speaker 8: They're even starting from like pre bar Mitzvah or bar
Speaker 8: Mitzvah as opposed to with.
Speaker 9: Kabad you don't wear the long coats.
Speaker 8: It's either called a capata or something else up until
Speaker 8: you get married. Some have it to where like they'll
Speaker 8: wear short pants and long white socks. Like there are
Speaker 8: so many different branches of casie them, but like they're
Speaker 8: all they're all stemmed from the exact same thing.
Speaker 9: But the way that.
Speaker 8: Someone's service to God is is different.
Speaker 2: Gotcha? Howe of you sir? That was?
Speaker 3: That was very very insightful, you know, and I and
Speaker 3: just out of curiosity, you know, you were talking about
Speaker 3: the the weird is that sideburns or is that their hair?
Speaker 8: So it's so it is from there basically they're in
Speaker 8: the toy. It says that you should not round up them,
Speaker 8: you should not cut the corners of your beer or
Speaker 8: round out basically your head and so like it's a
Speaker 8: little tuft of skin like right above your ear, like
Speaker 8: just to the front of it. So and there's actually
Speaker 8: lines of demarcation that depending on what you follow, like
Speaker 8: you'll pretty much have to follow that. But basically the
Speaker 8: reason why some Jews grow it out and other ones
Speaker 8: don't is that we have a blanket mitzvah to not
Speaker 8: cut it.
Speaker 9: So there are.
Speaker 8: Jews that say that if there's something that's specifically mentioned
Speaker 8: in the Torah, that it's special, so therefore they don't
Speaker 8: want to touch it at all, which is why, like
Speaker 8: a lot of Cassidium don't cut their beard at all.
Speaker 8: So you'll see these kids like twelve, thirteen or fourteen whenever,
Speaker 8: and they'll have a scruffy beard, so as opposed to
Speaker 8: most modern and or American society, where as soon as
Speaker 8: somebody gets fishing or you just you start shaving right away,
Speaker 8: like they they grow it and then so yeah, so
Speaker 8: some grow it, others don't. Some of them grow it
Speaker 8: very very long. Other ones basically have it to where
Speaker 8: it just can flow behind the ears, or some.
Speaker 9: Just like people like me, I don't have a.
Speaker 8: Particular minhug or a tradition for it, so like I
Speaker 8: make sure that it's not like scalp level, but I
Speaker 8: keep mine short.
Speaker 2: Okay, So now to circle back the tunnel Jews were which.
Speaker 11: Variety, So those are from the Tabad Hasidic branch instead
Speaker 11: of something like sommer or breast love or.
Speaker 8: Like the laif tahor like those were the guys from
Speaker 8: Venezuela that had like the the trafficking and they were the.
Speaker 4: Kidnapping gotcha, gotcha? Okay, so those are the ones that
Speaker 4: were tunneling. Those are not the Jews that got the
Speaker 4: Muslim guy to where he's like the actual front runner.
Speaker 9: Correct, because I'm only so Kabad does.
Speaker 8: As far as the hats go, they have the strimles,
Speaker 8: which is what the fur hats, which are pretty awesome
Speaker 8: but heliously expensive. And so they were like Borcelinos, either
Speaker 8: a wide brimmed or a short brimmed.
Speaker 2: Gotcha.
Speaker 3: The You know, this is probably gonna seem like an
Speaker 3: ignorant question. I just don't know, But I mean, whenever
Speaker 3: they were downstairs in the tunnel in that whole thing,
Speaker 3: was that a religious thing that was going on down
Speaker 3: there or is that some extra weird people type shit.
Speaker 8: So I actually asked my rabbi about it when all
Speaker 8: that stuff happened, and basically what he said is that
Speaker 8: so Kabad does not have a rebbe or a leader
Speaker 8: as opposed to other branches that do. And apparently the
Speaker 8: rebbe wanted to connect the synagogue with like the house
Speaker 8: of study, and so there were these young adults that
Speaker 8: took it upon themselves to connect these things together like
Speaker 8: the basement of one to the cynegaga or the other.
Speaker 9: That's what they were doing. So the whole Also as
Speaker 9: far as.
Speaker 8: The beds down there, you have to understand the culture, right.
Speaker 9: So context is a big thing in any in.
Speaker 8: That community specifically, there are so many people that come
Speaker 8: to visit individual families, and each one of these families
Speaker 8: has anywhere between seven.
Speaker 9: To you know, twelve thirteen forty kids.
Speaker 8: Because ultra orthogs used don't use birth control, it's very
Speaker 8: common for there to be a lot of spare beds
Speaker 8: in a house or in the synagogue because of everybody
Speaker 8: staying over. So like the fact that there were beds
Speaker 8: there was not indicative of any kind of trafficking. It
Speaker 8: was just a these certain kids want took it took
Speaker 8: something upon themselves that to do. And I believe even
Speaker 8: hence it's been filled with concrete's like once those once
Speaker 8: they were found out, you know, they were exiting out
Speaker 8: of there and so on and so.
Speaker 4: Forth, and in the city without a permit. Bruh, I
Speaker 4: could see it.
Speaker 3: Well, I imagine that, you know, most of this thing and
Speaker 3: most of the stuff that's really on the surface probably
Speaker 3: isn't as bad as what it seems, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 4: But yeah, to the point I speaking out of vignorance,
Speaker 4: I honestly thought that it was the tunnel Jews that
Speaker 4: got the guy into the position he has. I did
Speaker 4: not know there was different sects of with within the
Speaker 4: ultra Orthodox. I kind of thought they were a class
Speaker 4: unto themselves with not much delineation. But apparently from what
Speaker 4: they've learned, there's like four different.
Speaker 8: And there's for sure, and I think there's even more
Speaker 8: than I just don't off the off the top of
Speaker 8: my head. And there's also antagonism between each groups, oh
Speaker 8: for sure. So so like so Kabad, which is the
Speaker 8: way that I try to do my best to follow.
Speaker 9: They've only had seven Hassidic leaders.
Speaker 8: And there were plenty of times where the founder of
Speaker 8: the movement, he was in prison and he basically he believes.
Speaker 9: And he was really told.
Speaker 8: Either by an angel or by Elijah that he was
Speaker 8: basically being tried in the heavenly courts to see whether
Speaker 8: or not the movement would succeed.
Speaker 2: Wait, what the fuck was he arrested for before we
Speaker 2: even go to that route.
Speaker 8: Probably teaching Torah, and at that point in time it
Speaker 8: was in I think he was in in Lebovich, which
Speaker 8: I'm not sure where Lebovich was not sure if it
Speaker 8: is either Ukraine or Poland.
Speaker 4: Okay, so somewhere where Judaism was outlawed. So your boy
Speaker 4: teaching the tour got him arrested.
Speaker 12: I got you, okay, correct, Okay, Yeah, So they have
Speaker 12: tradition that he was basically being or he was told
Speaker 12: that he was being tried in the heavening courts to
Speaker 12: see whether or not his branch of to.
Speaker 8: See them would continue to exist, because he took a
Speaker 8: much more intellectual approach. So, for example, the name Kabad
Speaker 8: stands for Hakma bina dots, which means so Hakma is knowledge,
Speaker 8: Beena is understanding, and so wisdom, understanding and knowledge are
Speaker 8: already three tenants of that's more of a philosophical and
Speaker 8: logical outlook on Cosidum as opposed to other ones which.
Speaker 9: Are just very very lofty and very esoteric.
Speaker 13: Ola.
Speaker 8: There's plenty of esotericism and cabalistic works with abad itself.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, that's what I'd be interested in.
Speaker 3: Right there, the Big D said, did y'all hear about
Speaker 3: the herpes monkeys getting loose like fifteen miles from my house?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I just heard about that. So uh.
Speaker 4: In Louisiana, there's a monkey lab and it is ran
Speaker 4: by Tulane University and they've been there for a good while,
Speaker 4: Like my dad when he was a young twenty so
Speaker 4: Mr Al worked there for a couple of weeks. Apparently
Speaker 4: a lot of people work in and around the monkey lab,
Speaker 4: and apparently forty or I don't know the number of them,
Speaker 4: but these forty pound monkeys escaped. They have like hepsi
Speaker 4: and herpes and COVID, and they are considered extremely aggressive
Speaker 4: towards humans. And you'll have that whenever you mistreat generation
Speaker 4: after generation a monkey.
Speaker 2: Like the people don't give a fuck about.
Speaker 4: These monkeys, like they are ruthless, And all almost say
Speaker 4: is thank god it was the smaller monkeys that escaped,
Speaker 4: not the chimps, because we would have a fucking problem
Speaker 4: on our hands if it was the chimps.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean maybe the hepsi and the herpes is
Speaker 3: like a natural thing that happens in the animal kingdom.
Speaker 2: But COVID to.
Speaker 3: These monkeys, I feel like that was just something that
Speaker 3: somebody threw in.
Speaker 4: You gotta understand the type of testing that they're doing
Speaker 4: on these monkeys. They didn't like develop herpes or hep
Speaker 4: sea by accident.
Speaker 2: Oh it was administered. It's poor monkeys.
Speaker 4: Uh oh yeah, No, you understand why they are a
Speaker 4: little pissed off at the human race.
Speaker 3: Hey, we're about to have a planet of the fucking apes. Dude,
Speaker 3: let's go on the planet of the whatever they are
Speaker 3: macaw but big d go ready ahead?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah.
Speaker 14: Like I said, it's only like fifteen miles to the
Speaker 14: woods to my house where this trailer turned over. But
Speaker 14: what confuses may is if he's supposed to be going
Speaker 14: from down south Louisiana all the way over there to
Speaker 14: Florida with these monkeys, why was he going up I
Speaker 14: fifty nine, right, you know what I mean? And my
Speaker 14: thing about it, every time something weird happens, they do
Speaker 14: it in the rural areas of states nobody cares about.
Speaker 14: It's like them blowing up the nukes underground Mississippi back
Speaker 14: in the fifties and gave everybody cancer. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 14: know it smeils funny.
Speaker 4: I agree with you now, I'm I'm willing to at
Speaker 4: least except maybe you know, the app or whatever the
Speaker 4: GPS he was using told him to go that way
Speaker 4: to avoid uh you know, traffic jam or wreck, whatever
Speaker 4: the case is.
Speaker 2: But I'm also with you that this is.
Speaker 4: Highly suspect in the situation, especially when it comes to
Speaker 4: this particular group of monkeys that came from this particular
Speaker 4: lab that have the sicknesses that they have. Now, I
Speaker 4: don't know right off top, I don't know if the
Speaker 4: HEPSI virus or COVID or any of this is transferable
Speaker 4: from monkey to human in that way, but I'm willing
Speaker 4: to bet that it is.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Wild shit, go ahead.
Speaker 14: D well, Like I don't know, the GPS thing be
Speaker 14: hard to believe because, like I said, we're about an
Speaker 14: hour and a half two hours from it, so if
Speaker 14: you got turned around, I mean, it'd be pretty hard
Speaker 14: to go that fall without realizing you fucked up.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I got a coon trap set out here with some
Speaker 14: tuna fish in case one of these monkeys spines are
Speaker 14: a way, and then I got a twelve rooms lof
Speaker 14: he ain't gonna make it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was gonna say, if you don't put a
Speaker 4: snare trap out, you might have better luck with like
Speaker 4: a mango or something. I don't know if monkeys get
Speaker 4: down on tuna fish, but maybe some like some fruit.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, but I like where your
Speaker 2: head's at.
Speaker 3: I mean, bananas is the typical, you know, fruit of choice.
Speaker 4: I would think, right, depends on the breed, depends on
Speaker 4: the type of monkey and where they're from.
Speaker 2: Like, if bananas don't grow in the area where that.
Speaker 4: Monkey like originally comes from, then maybe it wouldn't possibly.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know some of them just prefer wallets.
Speaker 3: You know a lot of monkey thieves out there, dude.
Speaker 2: You know. I will say, though, bro, if you get
Speaker 2: a fucking monkey kill in your front yard in Louisiana,
Speaker 2: I mean, like, what are the odds?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: But we must not eat these monkeys.
Speaker 4: We must not. The meat is not going to be
Speaker 4: what we're looking for. Let's just lead that out of
Speaker 4: the way.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want to eat a monkey anyway, I would
Speaker 2: I would do what chilled monkey brain is a delicacy
Speaker 2: in Asia.
Speaker 4: You think I'm not gonna fuck with that. It's like
Speaker 4: ice cream to these people.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of disgusting shit that is a delicacy
Speaker 3: in fucking Asia.
Speaker 4: Bro, I'm down to try the vast majority of it.
Speaker 2: You want to eat some dog? Now?
Speaker 15: See?
Speaker 2: I said majority.
Speaker 4: There is some exceptions to the rule, although I've been
Speaker 4: told by many a person that a dog is a
Speaker 4: fine meal. But I'm not against eating a dog if
Speaker 4: like survival is needed. But if I have the ability
Speaker 4: to order something else off the menu, you know, I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna not do that.
Speaker 3: It's just me speaking of monkeys with herpes. Go ahead,
Speaker 3: spirit animal, What the fuck?
Speaker 5: Sorry, I'm neither a monkey nor do I have herpes.
Speaker 14: Dog.
Speaker 16: I get tested on the regular? The fuck you mean?
Speaker 16: I take my old.
Speaker 2: Why why do you get tested on the regular? Pimp?
Speaker 3: He's a pimp, That's all that He's told us. How
Speaker 3: many times he does nothing but just you know, wake
Speaker 3: up and get asked all day long.
Speaker 4: This is fair very as long as you're getting that
Speaker 4: ten panel blood test at least like once every month
Speaker 4: or so, then you should be struck.
Speaker 5: Okay, heard that, fasty whore? Heard that, but no, I'm
Speaker 5: not even that much of a whore anymore. But no,
Speaker 5: the chilled monkey bones, I wouldn't eat that most because
Speaker 5: the monkey is just so closely related to human and
Speaker 5: that's how you get the the.
Speaker 16: Blaine pylons, and that's no good.
Speaker 5: But I will say if I could, if like a
Speaker 5: chimp or whatever guy broke out in like Georgia, I'd
Speaker 5: want to kill it and get that bitch mounted have
Speaker 5: it like swinging from the rafters.
Speaker 16: But I've always wanted a pet monkey.
Speaker 5: But I want the little like pigmy once, not the
Speaker 5: fucking chimps, but the little.
Speaker 2: Little spider monkeys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the one that you put the feeds on. It
Speaker 5: bongs the symbols.
Speaker 3: So you're saying that you want a pet monkey. But
Speaker 3: if it has to be stuffed, it has to be stuffed, right, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, if it's a chimp, I'd like to I'd like
Speaker 5: to hunt a chimp and have it stuff that way
Speaker 5: and hanging for my eye, kids, it's jumping from the
Speaker 5: rafters of my house.
Speaker 2: You wonder why there's so many Planet other Apes movies. Bro.
Speaker 3: Eventually they're gonna turn on us. That's just what's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: You know, they just now entered the stuff own age
Speaker 5: and they just now figured out how to boo blackhol.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's impressive.
Speaker 5: I say we personally, I say, we give the chimps
Speaker 5: a country eight ball and meth and we and we
Speaker 5: just let them loose out in China.
Speaker 2: What the I mean? Okay, okay, okay, Oh no, your
Speaker 2: head that yep.
Speaker 4: Also, let's find out, Jonathan, let's find out one silverback
Speaker 4: versus one hundred dudes.
Speaker 2: Who's gonna win. I'm here for this ship.
Speaker 3: We didn't say silverback. He's talking about a fucking herpes
Speaker 3: infused monkey.
Speaker 2: That's sucking up the Annie. This is America.
Speaker 4: We are some one upping motherfuckers up in here. Let's
Speaker 4: get a silverback on some crack and just let them
Speaker 4: lose in Beijing.
Speaker 2: Let's just see what happens.
Speaker 5: Jacob, you want to talk about how America is one upping?
Speaker 5: Guess which country? Guess what movie actually depict uh, Chinese
Speaker 5: martial arts and Chinese cultube relativity? Pretty good, you'll never
Speaker 5: be Nope, Yeah, but no, it was actually Kung Fu Panda.
Speaker 16: And that movie is also the reason.
Speaker 5: Why fucking oh digead over there to call the pandas
Speaker 5: very true.
Speaker 4: And also Avatar the Last Airbender. If you look at
Speaker 4: the four styles of martial arts that were used in
Speaker 4: the inspiration for the Earth, fire and water and Air
Speaker 4: style of bending, it is very specifically four different types
Speaker 4: of kung fu, and they did a really good job
Speaker 4: of getting the kata correct.
Speaker 2: So that's one of the only animes that I fuck with.
Speaker 5: The funny enough King of the Hills an American anime
Speaker 5: in Japan. But the the air Nomads were Tibetan monks.
Speaker 5: The name the Southern Water Tribe and Northern Water Tribes
Speaker 5: were the Inuits, and obviously Uh, the Outhbenders all the
Speaker 5: Chinese and the Uh the found nation is Japan, and
Speaker 5: they did that for a whole reason, and it was
Speaker 5: an allegory to World.
Speaker 16: War two and everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's sick.
Speaker 16: Also, there was no war in Bossing say no.
Speaker 2: You don't sell cabbage, and Bossing says one of the ones.
Speaker 5: Us, No, you just don't sell cabbage anywhere, because no
Speaker 5: matter where he was set, he was selling the cabbages.
Speaker 5: The Avatar did and his the gang did fuck your
Speaker 5: ship off.
Speaker 16: It's very true.
Speaker 2: It's very true.
Speaker 3: Well, Uh, speaking of cabbages. We're going to go to uh,
Speaker 3: the autumnal brother which would be the pumpkins and zombie
Speaker 3: go right ahead.
Speaker 2: I don't know where ilse.
Speaker 17: Know where you went with that. So, like, apparently there's
Speaker 17: only one monkey left on the loose. They've killed the
Speaker 17: other ones, and they tou Lane put out a there
Speaker 17: fighting against the narrative that they're infectious. Apparently they're non
Speaker 17: infectious monkeys coming from another place, another facility, going to
Speaker 17: their bio medical lab, and they're stating that they're not
Speaker 17: infectious and that the Sheriff's office gave misinformation. So within
Speaker 17: the same day they've had like twenty five different articles
Speaker 17: produced about what's happening. And at first it was like
Speaker 17: twenty one monkeys escape, now it's down to six. And
Speaker 17: then it said there's only one that's currently on the
Speaker 17: loose and live.
Speaker 2: I gotta sell you.
Speaker 4: Now I'm gonna have to worry about looking in the
Speaker 4: trees the next time I go into the bayou.
Speaker 2: That's the you know it.
Speaker 4: Just when I went frogging last time, we saw a
Speaker 4: panther and people think that we're crazy for this. And
Speaker 4: because I was on the boat, they knew that nobody
Speaker 4: was gonna believe this story. And I'm like, first of all,
Speaker 4: fuck you, I speak only truths. Secondly, what you mean,
Speaker 4: They're like, because you're the professional conspiracy nut. And when
Speaker 4: we go back and tell people that we saw a
Speaker 4: panther and you're gonna be with us, they're gonna think
Speaker 4: that we're making the shit up or that you infected us.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, first of all, you're welcome. Secondly, of
Speaker 4: course we saw a panther. That's not like a secret,
Speaker 4: but apparently it's a here in Louisiana. Now we have
Speaker 4: to worry about pythons because a couple of years back,
Speaker 4: homeboy let a couple of them loose when his house flooded,
Speaker 4: and they're in the bayou breeding and shit, And now
Speaker 4: we have to worry about a loose monkey in the trees.
Speaker 2: I'm not happy about this.
Speaker 3: I mean, a panther's pretty cool, but if you saw
Speaker 3: a bigfoot, that would be next level.
Speaker 4: Dude, fuck that I didn't. I wasn't happy I saw
Speaker 4: a panther. That bitch was stalking us. It wasn't like
Speaker 4: we startled him when we saw him for a split
Speaker 4: second and took off. He followed us going down the
Speaker 4: river for a good little clip.
Speaker 16: Would you be to hit the moti mittens?
Speaker 2: Uh? No, not person. Have you ever hear heard one
Speaker 2: of them bitches scream?
Speaker 16: It sounds like a crying woman.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a woman screaming, like her, a blood
Speaker 2: curdling scream. And if you're in the.
Speaker 4: Middle of the bayou, it's dead sound except for the
Speaker 4: bullfrogs and the cicadas chirping and these types of things.
Speaker 2: And it's all good, it's peaceful. You're at nature, dog,
Speaker 2: And now.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden you hear that bitch screamed within
Speaker 4: thirty yards of you.
Speaker 2: No, get fucked? Would you do?
Speaker 5: You mean? That's all a lot of the ghost storys
Speaker 5: from the fucking boy you got started.
Speaker 16: I can see the screaming woman in white, and shit.
Speaker 2: I could see that being a possibility.
Speaker 4: But more often than not, though, the woman in white
Speaker 4: doesn't really have a lot of a foothold in Louisiana
Speaker 4: in the bayou. Now like the rugaroo maybe, but a
Speaker 4: rugaroo isn't supposed to sound like a woman screaming.
Speaker 2: That's that's a whole other thing.
Speaker 5: The reason why I say is because we got a
Speaker 5: woman right down on a I've seen the apparition of
Speaker 5: of a bitch in of like a wedding dress on
Speaker 5: the the the bridge down there. But there was a
Speaker 5: in the twenties there was a bide her husband and died,
Speaker 5: but she thought he left her at the altar, so
Speaker 5: she jumped.
Speaker 16: From the bridge.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that that happens. There's kind of talks about it.
Speaker 5: There's also a talk of a vampire house down there
Speaker 5: down the way too.
Speaker 16: But that's besides the.
Speaker 3: Point, dude, that that whole scene that you just said
Speaker 3: about the woman in the dress that's getting ready to
Speaker 3: jump off the bridge. You ever seen that movie? It
Speaker 3: had the pinker in it.
Speaker 2: The movie was called Susie q Yese. It was like
Speaker 2: exactly that plot that then she came back to life
Speaker 2: and like was it the eighties or late nineties and
Speaker 2: like went to prom with that guy. Dude that that
Speaker 2: was one of the best Disney originals of all time.
Speaker 2: That's what there was brain bees too. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Everybody says that she was their first crush. I gotta
Speaker 4: be honest with you, My first crush was to Pang Lawrence.
Speaker 2: That's just me.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 3: I saw Power Rangers before I saw Boy meets World,
Speaker 3: so it would have to be power Rangers for me.
Speaker 16: Fair, fair, big d go right ahead to speak one
Speaker 16: more time.
Speaker 2: Shut up?
Speaker 14: Uh, twenty crates got knocked out the truck or twenty
Speaker 14: one something like that. Six busted out the crates when
Speaker 14: they got in the wreck and they shot five of
Speaker 14: them and only.
Speaker 2: Ones on the loose.
Speaker 14: So that's where the numbers come from.
Speaker 4: Got you, Okay, So twenty one crates fell, six got
Speaker 4: busted open, and they got all but one.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, hopefully.
Speaker 4: They got some monkey experts in the woods that are
Speaker 4: able to track this thing down, because even if they're
Speaker 4: not infected this thing, because of the way these monkeys
Speaker 4: are treated at that lab, brother, they are not kind
Speaker 4: of human beings at this point.
Speaker 2: They would this monkey would go out.
Speaker 4: Of its way to like hurt people, and I don't
Speaker 4: think most of your people in Louisiana are.
Speaker 3: Like equipped to handle such aggression, you know, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's crazy zombie. Go right ahead.
Speaker 17: It's only a forty pound monkey, so it's not like
Speaker 17: a super massive monkey. But it says that it's a
Speaker 17: forty pound monkey. And about the noises like in the
Speaker 17: body or we don't have ravens here, but a lot
Speaker 17: of the ghost stories come from ravens because they can
Speaker 17: mimic so many sounds and perfect pitches of human voices.
Speaker 17: You can watch them on TikTok. There's a lot of
Speaker 17: raven people and they show you how they do all
Speaker 17: the cool sound the one that does the the one
Speaker 17: that's creepy about the like he's like those giant black
Speaker 17: male raven and he's like hug times, hug time, and
Speaker 17: like he's he's crazy. The voices that they make and
Speaker 17: how they can mimic there, I thought that his the
Speaker 17: one lady has a bird and he talks just like
Speaker 17: her owner, and you can't tell him apart who's talking.
Speaker 17: And so that's where a lot of the stories of
Speaker 17: hearing voices in the thing, because they'll they'll get up
Speaker 17: to like two hundred different words and phrasing they can say,
Speaker 17: and they sound just like people.
Speaker 2: I was unaware of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, they're freaking awesome. Same thing with crows. Like
Speaker 3: and I go on TikTok and I watch all these
Speaker 3: crazy video I know exactly what you're talking about, zombie like,
Speaker 3: and I don't like to admit that ravens are awesome
Speaker 3: because it's the Steelers biggest rival, but the bird itself
Speaker 3: is fucking badass, dude, Great Odin's Raven. For god, Anchorman
Speaker 3: is such a quotable movie, you know, Yeah, did you
Speaker 3: know that they came out with a basically like an
Speaker 3: Anchorman restaurant.
Speaker 2: I think it's in New York And I knew that.
Speaker 4: Will Ferrell did an Anchorman podcast as Ron Burgundy and
Speaker 4: it was excellent.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: You can order like it's a like a bar or
Speaker 3: something like that, but you can order I piss excellence
Speaker 3: and Great Odin's Raven and just like all the same
Speaker 3: like weird quotes that he said in that movie.
Speaker 2: It's that makes me fucking happy, dude, by the beard
Speaker 2: of Zeus. It's a shot that's fucking dope.
Speaker 3: I'm crying in a glass cage of me shed What
Speaker 3: is that drink?
Speaker 4: It's just a shot of everclear, dog, that's all it
Speaker 4: actually is. Milk was a bad choice. Oh god, I
Speaker 4: could see that being a cream bige drink too. Why
Speaker 4: should that be like a cement mixer? Oh god, Mario
Speaker 4: is a nasty fucking drink.
Speaker 3: Mario said, dude, my sister works at that university over
Speaker 3: at Tulane.
Speaker 4: Really, Mario, I know you said you had some family
Speaker 4: in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: What does she do with Tulane? She's like a one
Speaker 2: are the financial aid directors or some shit? Dope.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's been there for about six years now, I
Speaker 6: think six seven years.
Speaker 2: That's what's up.
Speaker 4: I go, Uh, I go around Two Lane at least
Speaker 4: once a year. There's a military academy and they do
Speaker 4: a big a competition for the college RTCs over there,
Speaker 4: and I helped kind of critique their drill before every
Speaker 4: competition around maudiy girl timeframe, that is what's up. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna have to go, and I mean I'm doubt I'm
Speaker 4: gonna see her at this competition or nothing. But like,
Speaker 4: that's really cool that there's it's a small world, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. It's a small world, and it's
Speaker 4: only getting smaller by the day.
Speaker 2: That's legit. Yeah, dude.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And my niece goes the Earthline Academy too.
Speaker 2: Oh no shit, damn you come from prestigious people, dog. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I always wonder like those uh, those Two Lane football games.
Speaker 3: Is it just like are they just always doing the wave?
Speaker 4: Well, it depends on what year you go, most years
Speaker 4: they are dog shit.
Speaker 2: I mean at least first quarter energy. Maybe, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I honestly can say I have never watched a two
Speaker 4: lane football game in my life. Now, their baseball team
Speaker 4: is typically pretty decent, but football and shit like that, Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, they play like I don't know, what do
Speaker 4: you call the league that plays like Marshall and Southeastern
Speaker 4: and Louisiana Tech. Because there's like the top tier schools
Speaker 4: that are playing like the SEC and like the n
Speaker 4: CUAA and Ship.
Speaker 2: Then there's one underneath it.
Speaker 4: The FBS, the FBS, they're they're not even mid for
Speaker 4: FBS standards.
Speaker 2: You take that as you need, you know.
Speaker 3: Right right, Will of the Gods said, what's up? Weirdos
Speaker 3: Anthony said, speaking of the wild Ship On Friday my appointment,
Speaker 3: I'm guessing my apartment complex was basically shut down while
Speaker 3: Ice serve some warrants. I got videos outside my window
Speaker 3: and back door of dudes masked up in with the
Speaker 3: teples fatigue. I thought that was a typo so in
Speaker 3: fatigues with rifles, yo.
Speaker 4: So I am happy that ANTIFA got shut the fuck
Speaker 4: down in Portland. Like gone, They're off the streets they
Speaker 4: got taken down.
Speaker 2: That's excellent.
Speaker 4: But in your area, Anthony, you said you live outside
Speaker 4: of Portland or in Portland.
Speaker 19: I live like on the basically the east border, so
Speaker 19: there's Portland and then the next town east is Gresham. Yeah,
Speaker 19: and I live like right on the dividing line between
Speaker 19: Portland and Gresham. I mean being in Portland like that.
Speaker 19: I'm not gonna say that ice shit.
Speaker 2: Wasn't bad, but that was literally literally.
Speaker 19: Kept to like a freaking six block or two or
Speaker 19: three block radius in like a small part of the town.
Speaker 2: Like it was really bad in like one half of
Speaker 2: a neighborhood.
Speaker 19: But some of the ways that I've watched it be
Speaker 19: blown out, like, don't get me wrong, Portland's assessful homelessness.
Speaker 2: Drugs, all the other ship.
Speaker 19: But as far as like the ANTIFA shit specifically, it
Speaker 19: was a singular ice building and that bit.
Speaker 2: They do it as far as I could be in
Speaker 2: a whole city thing was.
Speaker 19: Not accurately reported, But the action at that building was
Speaker 19: fucked up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, how I mean it that that we were
Speaker 3: just talking about Odin and Ravens and then Anthony talks.
Speaker 2: A resident Norse pagan correspondence for sure. Yeah, a horrible
Speaker 2: example of one, but yes, I get it.
Speaker 14: Brother.
Speaker 2: At least you're self aware.
Speaker 4: Look, I'm a horrible represent of Christianity, but you know
Speaker 4: it's about being self aware and trying to do better tomorrow,
Speaker 4: you know, or do better today than you did yesterday.
Speaker 2: You know what I fucking mean. But uh yeah, so
Speaker 2: great example of eclecticism. So fuck both of you about that.
Speaker 2: I'm just care it is there.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so now that the Antifa siege on the
Speaker 4: ICE building has been shut down, the ICE agents are
Speaker 4: back to doing what they were set out to do.
Speaker 4: And yeah, that is crazy that you've had that much
Speaker 4: raids going down in your apartment complex, but I imagine
Speaker 4: that's also going on pretty much city wide and moving
Speaker 4: more towards a state wide thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is. It is go time for these ICE agents.
Speaker 4: That's why the government's been offering them insane signing bonuses
Speaker 4: for anybody that could pass a piss test and pass
Speaker 4: a semi background check.
Speaker 2: And I'm using that term kind of loosely.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 19: I got an email from the management company in my
Speaker 19: apartment complex like they're like, we didn't give anybody's information
Speaker 19: we had no idea this was going on, like it, bro,
Speaker 19: It's it's been a whole thing.
Speaker 9: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, I don't know, you know what end of
Speaker 3: the algorithm on social media's I've been getting, But from
Speaker 3: the stuff that I've been looking at, seems like ICE
Speaker 3: may be kinda getting a little too crazy out there.
Speaker 2: It's needed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know, man, It's it's pretty crazy. I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't have an opinion either way because I'm not there.
Speaker 3: And so that's the problem with news is that you're
Speaker 3: only getting like one angle, and you know it's kind
Speaker 3: of out of context, and you don't know what you're getting.
Speaker 3: You don't know like what what edged the ICE agents
Speaker 3: on and stuff like that. So I don't know, dude.
Speaker 3: I just don't fucking trust anything in the news anymore.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't.
Speaker 4: But I'm not saying it's like, Okay, you don't need
Speaker 4: to like take these people down like they're violent criminals
Speaker 4: when it's obviously like a person who's pretty peaceful. Okay,
Speaker 4: not every single one of them is a gang member.
Speaker 4: I could I could agree with that, But what I'm
Speaker 4: saying is that if both Obama administrations, then Trump one
Speaker 4: point oh, and then the Biden administration hadn't let it
Speaker 4: get to this point, then it wouldn't have to be
Speaker 4: done to this level.
Speaker 3: To be fair, I believe that Trump said initially he
Speaker 3: was going to be going after like the gangsters and
Speaker 3: the and the drug pushers and stuff like that, and
Speaker 3: now it's just turned into like, hey, if you're illegal,
Speaker 3: we're kicking you out. Like so, I don't know, man,
Speaker 3: that's it's kind of weird. I mean, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 3: Like I think that you know, somebody's gonna come here
Speaker 3: from another country.
Speaker 2: You have to do it the right way either way.
Speaker 2: But it's the Patriot Act two point oh.
Speaker 4: Basically, the Patriot Act was passed to root out terrorism,
Speaker 4: and of course nobody wants us to have terrorism in
Speaker 4: our cities and our states, in our neighborhoods, of course,
Speaker 4: but it wasn't exactly used for that purpose. It was
Speaker 4: in a small scale, but it got made into a
Speaker 4: bigger thing that affected more than just them.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing of what's going on right now.
Speaker 3: Yes, Dougie said, hello everyone, it's Blumkin's nice season.
Speaker 2: It is. Indeed, it is blunk.
Speaker 3: I'm drinking mine right now, minus the blunkin at the pumpkin.
Speaker 2: You know. I mean, would you be opposed to a
Speaker 2: blumkin spice? Yes? I think yeah I would.
Speaker 3: I would not be a fan of that of a
Speaker 3: blunkin spice, dude, No, I'm good.
Speaker 4: I mean, how about drinking your pumpkin spice while receiving
Speaker 4: a blumpkin.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even want to do that to somebody with you,
Speaker 3: because it's not chanced.
Speaker 2: That is a rancid move to.
Speaker 4: Do, because at that point there's no way that you
Speaker 4: could look at this person with any modicum of respect afterwards,
Speaker 4: like you know this, this is now a stain on
Speaker 4: our relationship that can't be washed out.
Speaker 3: It's just, you know, quite literally a stain.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I suppose.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tony said, uh, go ahead, spirit animal. Oh god,
Speaker 3: I'm afraid of what you're about to try to say that,
Speaker 3: but go ahead.
Speaker 5: And you should call you should take your namesake and
Speaker 5: call a pumpkin on a pumpkin and making a jack lannin.
Speaker 2: It would be quite scary. How do you how do
Speaker 2: you carve a plumpkin into it? You know what? Nope,
Speaker 2: not finishing that question. There's a way, yes, ra.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yoke kid, go ahead, sir.
Speaker 8: So soon as we're talking about flavors, what is the
Speaker 8: general consensus of eggnog? Is it too early to have
Speaker 8: it now? Is this a post Thanksgiving thing? Like I
Speaker 8: happen to love eggnog, and like I actually have some
Speaker 8: in my fridge, and you know, like there's some people
Speaker 8: that they do with this early some people that don't.
Speaker 8: What's the general consensus?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 3: I put my Christmas tree up on Halloween night and
Speaker 3: so uh. But as far as eggnog goes, I don't
Speaker 3: even see that as a seasonal thing.
Speaker 2: I'll drink that shit all year long.
Speaker 3: Same thing with the punkin spice that I love being
Speaker 3: some eggnog. I'm not crazy about the spiked egnog though.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be real with you. Just a regular traditional eggnog,
Speaker 3: that's a I'll get down with that.
Speaker 2: See dude.
Speaker 4: For me, you know a little bit of that Tennessee
Speaker 4: honey in your eggnog. You can't taste it, and it's
Speaker 4: fucking dangerous and delicious. Now, to answer your question, big picture, Royce,
Speaker 4: any day is.
Speaker 2: An eggnog day if you will it to be.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 2: We live in America. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: That being said, it's not like the Christmas season to
Speaker 4: me personally until I have my first sip of eggnog,
Speaker 4: So it's kind of a yes to both in my
Speaker 4: humble opinion.
Speaker 3: So yeah, very well, spirit animal, I'm guessing you don't
Speaker 3: like eggnog with that face unless that's just your face.
Speaker 5: Fuck your war crimes, a lot of you fucking de generous.
Speaker 16: How can you drink that?
Speaker 5: And I supose for somebody who's drunk, a drink actual
Speaker 5: liquid eggs?
Speaker 16: What the hell I mean?
Speaker 4: It's this famous tome out, come out, come out. Have
Speaker 4: you never been to a speakeasy and had some egg
Speaker 4: white in your cocktail?
Speaker 2: That's a bad example. Look, that's a great example.
Speaker 5: But the fanciest place I have gotten drunk at was
Speaker 5: a Mexican restaurant that should really have been I.
Speaker 2: Thought you were about to say, Olive Garden. I'm glad
Speaker 2: that I've been.
Speaker 16: I want to know what that's like.
Speaker 3: God all day.
Speaker 5: Actually it's gonna sound fucked up by the white trashingness
Speaker 5: and me is gonna come out all right?
Speaker 16: I want to get I want to get so drunk.
Speaker 5: They politely, they politely asked me to leave from the
Speaker 5: Applebee's off of the dollar margaritas.
Speaker 4: I mean, you could just do that on any given
Speaker 4: Veterans Day. My boy gets a thing.
Speaker 16: I've never had Veterans Day off.
Speaker 2: Fuck.
Speaker 4: I've always taken it off for that reason of running
Speaker 4: the gauntlet and getting as much free food from all
Speaker 4: the places as I can.
Speaker 16: But like you, I've never been able to get the
Speaker 16: day off. S.
Speaker 2: You gotta put in early. You know, you know when
Speaker 2: Veterans Day is going to be. It's the same day
Speaker 2: every year. You gotta put that ship in six months
Speaker 2: in advance.
Speaker 5: I understand that I put. I put in for both
Speaker 5: Veterans Day and the Marine Corps Birthday. You even have
Speaker 5: the Marine Corps Birthday off, so that's kind of fucked.
Speaker 5: Ever since I hit Civilian Post, never had it off.
Speaker 2: God damn it. Speaking of.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, I make it a point I wear the
Speaker 5: cutoff Charlie Company Gause, fuck you. I love Charlie that
Speaker 5: and everything it's still got to represent. And I uh,
Speaker 5: I blame Toby Keith, but then again, I played the
Speaker 5: Marine Corp of him damn near every morning.
Speaker 2: So damn yeah, that's extra motard. I heard the Marine.
Speaker 16: I have why yet killed tattooed on me.
Speaker 2: I get that, I do. The Moto tats are thing,
Speaker 2: but yeah, ship, listen to that shit every morning. You're
Speaker 2: You're the kind of due who listens to Sergeant.
Speaker 4: Major Vines fucking singing Jody's while you're working out, aren't you?
Speaker 5: I mean, I have like three whole albums of military
Speaker 5: cadence down with.
Speaker 2: The fucking sam.
Speaker 4: I love you, But like brother, there's a limit to
Speaker 4: the to the mo t hardness, right. But that being
Speaker 4: said for any of the good cult members listening on
Speaker 4: the airwaves, day or two after this is recorded, myself
Speaker 4: and Raven Lee are going to be making our way
Speaker 4: to Philadelphia for the Marine Corps birthday at Ton tab
Speaker 4: and we're also going to be making a stop off
Speaker 4: in Washington, d C. So if you are in and
Speaker 4: around the Philly area or the DC area in the
Speaker 4: days leading up to and after November tenth, hit us up.
Speaker 4: Would love to meet everybody, would love to have a
Speaker 4: little impromptu cult meet up out and about.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's gonna be a good time. Motard that
Speaker 2: is that just marine retard or what?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 2: Motivated? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So like so, you you know, you always gotta have
Speaker 4: some motivation, you know what I mean. You want to
Speaker 4: you want to be a fucking motivated individual.
Speaker 2: And all these things.
Speaker 4: Fine, fine, fine, cool, cool robrau all this stuff, But
Speaker 4: to take it to a level where you're like a
Speaker 4: motard and you'll you'll, okay, you've worked with for companies before,
Speaker 4: you've worked at jobs. You ever met somebody that took
Speaker 4: their job way too fucking serious, even if it is
Speaker 4: a job that requires you to take it serious, and like,
Speaker 4: there's a level to this.
Speaker 2: And then there's somebody who like they live the job.
Speaker 2: When they go home, they dream of the job.
Speaker 20: It is.
Speaker 4: It is the thing that makes the heart beating their chest,
Speaker 4: and it's like, oh, how do you how are you
Speaker 4: not so about this job? And it's like to a
Speaker 4: level where it's like a crossfitter or a vegan. It's
Speaker 4: to a level where it's like, dude, can you just
Speaker 4: stop it a little bit? That's what mozart is.
Speaker 16: I'm sorry. I thought we joined a colt, my guy.
Speaker 2: We did, we did, but I left the colt in
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen. Well, and then you joined.
Speaker 5: A new one that I'll ever get back.
Speaker 16: So I just enboced it.
Speaker 2: Nah, I get it.
Speaker 4: I get this, and you let the mozart fly every
Speaker 4: now and then, you know, Marine Corps Birthday comes around,
Speaker 4: Veteran Day comes around. You you fucking blare the Marine
Speaker 4: Corps him. You slam an extra shot for Chesty and you,
Speaker 4: you know, do the whole thing, and that's okay, fine, fine,
Speaker 4: it's it's an occasional thing.
Speaker 2: You Sam might be the only individual I know that
Speaker 2: lives that shit. Twenty four to seven.
Speaker 3: An extra shot for Chesty is fucking awesome.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, such as the way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, well, speaking of marines out there, zombie, you
Speaker 3: had your hand up there for a minute.
Speaker 17: I'm not gonna lie. I forgot what I was gonna say.
Speaker 17: He lost me at never being at all of Garden,
Speaker 17: and my whole thought process went out the window because
Speaker 17: I was like, wait, what, how have you not been
Speaker 17: in at all of Garden before? And then I was like, wait,
Speaker 17: he's never gotten drunken in an Applebee's. I couldn't even
Speaker 17: tell you how many times, because they had an Applebee's
Speaker 17: on one of the bases. So like in Okinawa, they
Speaker 17: have multiple marine bases and you travel on a train
Speaker 17: between the bases and the nice one Kadina had like
Speaker 17: an Applebee's yo, and they they serve only the drinks
Speaker 17: that they make, like they serve normal drinks, but they
Speaker 17: serve like Scooby Snacks or like one of the best
Speaker 17: drinks ever. But we got like white girl wasted in
Speaker 17: that Chili's and Applebee's like way too many times. It's
Speaker 17: actually a Chilies, but they had an Applebee's too, But you.
Speaker 2: Know, Chili's was the spot.
Speaker 4: Like, honestly, if you've ever been drunkented Chili's and had
Speaker 4: the waitsta have ask you to leave and pull a
Speaker 4: full on Randy marsh Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I thought this was America. I thought this was America.
Speaker 2: If you'd have never.
Speaker 4: Done that in the Chili's, then like it's it's time
Speaker 4: to lease that live that once, you know.
Speaker 2: But go for lunch.
Speaker 3: You ever had one of those Corona ritas over.
Speaker 2: There, dude? Oh yeah, delicious? Oh yeah, Just I'm gonna
Speaker 2: say this.
Speaker 4: Don't do it at dinner time when like there's good
Speaker 4: people there.
Speaker 2: They're like they're with their kids and shit.
Speaker 4: Now go for lunch when it's a bunch of like
Speaker 4: you know, workers from the local business that like went
Speaker 4: to Chili's for you know what I'm saying, If you're
Speaker 4: gonna make an ass of yourself, give yourself the grace
Speaker 4: period to not make it something that's gonna scar a
Speaker 4: five year old for life.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying. Rose, Chaos with your hand up.
Speaker 13: Okay, can y'all hear me?
Speaker 2: We can?
Speaker 18: Oh my gosh, Okay, I guess it's time to pop
Speaker 18: my cult of conspiracy, live cherry and get on the bike.
Speaker 2: Finally, let's do it, Rose, talk about some shit. Let's go.
Speaker 13: Okay.
Speaker 18: No, I had to jump on and talk to y'all
Speaker 18: real quick because the leveland episode y'all did the UFO. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 18: So I actually my husband was born and raised there,
Speaker 18: and then I was a police officer there. I was
Speaker 18: actually a sheriff deputy there for about three or four years,
Speaker 18: and I've heard so many stories from the old chariff
Speaker 18: that was in office when I was there. He had
Speaker 18: an experience with those UFOs as while my mother in law,
Speaker 18: I've had my own experiences out there, especially when I
Speaker 18: was patrolling.
Speaker 13: So it actually wasn't Highway one sixteen.
Speaker 18: It's Highway one fourteen, and exactly what those UFO site
Speaker 18: was on Highway one fourteen intersecting FM fourteen ninety aka
Speaker 18: Farm to Market Road fourteen ninety. There is a lot
Speaker 18: of paranormal shit that happens on fourteen ninety as well,
Speaker 18: and everybody thinks it's linked to the UFO siting in
Speaker 18: nineteen fifty seven.
Speaker 3: So you buy a story with the UFOs, right, like
Speaker 3: that is something that you know, locals agreed that was
Speaker 3: for real.
Speaker 18: Yes, I'm so fucking lutely even. And see the closest town,
Speaker 18: which where I live now, is in Lubbock, Texas. Yeah,
Speaker 18: and about about twenty five miles east of Loveland, and
Speaker 18: everybody even here, you know, believes in it as well.
Speaker 18: And at my mother in law, no shit, literally saw
Speaker 18: a UFO last night and sent a picture to my husband,
Speaker 18: like weird shit's always happening out there.
Speaker 2: Okay, So give us a discrepe of like you said,
Speaker 2: you've seen a UFO experience, and there's been multiple cops
Speaker 2: out that way that have seen them. Do they look
Speaker 2: like what we described on the episode because we were
Speaker 2: getting second, if not third hand information seventy years after
Speaker 2: the fact. Yeah, one of.
Speaker 3: Them, it was like it was glowing red and orange
Speaker 3: and then whenever it gone on the ground, it turned
Speaker 3: green and blue, and then it went back up in
Speaker 3: the sky was red and orange. And that was I
Speaker 3: think a couple of people said that.
Speaker 4: But yeah, we got an egg shape, we got a
Speaker 4: torpedo shape, we got a ball shape. Give us some
Speaker 4: rundown on your experiences or those experiences of people that
Speaker 4: you trust.
Speaker 18: Well, mine have honestly mine. I wish it was more
Speaker 18: on the UFO side, but mine have been more paranormal
Speaker 18: on that road. Okay, but a lot of people have
Speaker 18: told me that the one that they have seen is
Speaker 18: more of like a tic tac shape.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, that's the.
Speaker 13: Most common one.
Speaker 18: And apparently a lot people report that they were about
Speaker 18: if you can imagine like two football fields and length.
Speaker 13: Some big.
Speaker 18: Yes yes, and the flashing lights absolutely yes, colorful lights,
Speaker 18: different colors, the whole shutting down.
Speaker 13: Of the vehicle, yeah, yes, yes.
Speaker 18: And actually there was a farmer that I talked to,
Speaker 18: and he also had experiences with this tic tac shaped
Speaker 18: very long UFO out on fourteen ninety because fourteen ninety, well,
Speaker 18: Loveland is a very small town anyway, but fourteen ninety
Speaker 18: where this happened, it's about uh, maybe like two miles west.
Speaker 13: Of Loveland, and.
Speaker 18: That's where a lot of these sightings were happening, and
Speaker 18: that's where that first initial one was in nineteen ten
Speaker 18: fifty seven. And you can literally see it's called Loveland
Speaker 18: for a reason. But let's be honest, I'm in West Texas.
Speaker 18: So you could see your dog run away for like
Speaker 18: two weeks because our flat land out here, Yeah, but
Speaker 18: here with farming and he saw a tic tac shaped UFO.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Another question, is white Face really the name of the town?
Speaker 4: I forgot about that, dude.
Speaker 18: Yes, I actually covered part of Whiteface as my jurisdiction,
Speaker 18: so yes, that is correct.
Speaker 13: That is it's about.
Speaker 18: It's like on the Hockley County Cochrane County line, so
Speaker 18: it's kind of like split.
Speaker 4: Because Louisiana's got some weird ass named cities as well.
Speaker 2: But like it's a bit on the nose.
Speaker 3: How about like like what she's saying is like white
Speaker 3: Face is in the middle of Hawkland and what was
Speaker 3: the other one for.
Speaker 18: Hockley Hockley, Yeah, and Cochrane Cochran.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, Before uh, before I was like podcasts, before
Speaker 3: I was like podcasting full time. I used to Uh,
Speaker 3: I would do Uber eats to try and supplement, right,
Speaker 3: and uh, there was this one neighborhood that had this
Speaker 3: road and I thought that it was like I thought
Speaker 3: it had to have been like a misprint or something
Speaker 3: like that, because it was called Smoke Rock Road. And
Speaker 3: I went up and and I delivered it there and
Speaker 3: and it was like a nice neighborhood. It wasn't even
Speaker 3: like a bad it was like a new neighborhood, right.
Speaker 3: And I said, is the name of your road really
Speaker 3: smoke Smoke Rock? And she goes yeah, And I was like, man,
Speaker 3: that's so weird.
Speaker 18: Yes, there's really weird ones, especially in Hockley County.
Speaker 13: Like every section is like.
Speaker 18: Named after something specific like states, countries, and then the
Speaker 18: biggest one is the because we're all filled town. Yeah,
Speaker 18: and I'll have a bunch of those like Roughneck Road
Speaker 18: and stuff like that. But we also had this town
Speaker 18: that I covered when I was a deputy there called Sundown.
Speaker 18: And I don't know if y'all know what sundown really means.
Speaker 4: I'm from Louisiana. I know what a sundown town is
Speaker 4: for sure.
Speaker 2: It's horrible.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I was like I probably should change that, you know.
Speaker 2: Get with the times. It's it's not a good thing
Speaker 2: to be known for.
Speaker 3: What is that, like an all white neighborhood or something.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, that's that's yeah about what that means.
Speaker 13: But okay, but we that y'all had brought that up.
Speaker 18: I just wanted to let y'all know, like y'all had
Speaker 18: a fellow cult member that was close to the story,
Speaker 18: and a lot of deputies have seen a UFOs and
Speaker 18: paranormal activity in that area, including myself, and yeah, it
Speaker 18: just sup for neat.
Speaker 2: It blows my too.
Speaker 3: You know, whenever Project Blue Book gets out there and
Speaker 3: they're like, oh, yeah, it was just like mass hallucination
Speaker 3: or no big deal or anything, and I'm like, imagine
Speaker 3: all those people that saw it, because it was like
Speaker 3: twelve or thirteen different people that saw it, right, I
Speaker 3: mean literally up in their grill, like it parked like
Speaker 3: right on the road, right in front of their car,
Speaker 3: and you're gonna sit there and tell them that it's
Speaker 3: ball lightning or what was almost fire and it's like
Speaker 3: almost fire, which.
Speaker 2: Is fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 13: Elmo as a saint with like fire behind him.
Speaker 2: There's a reason for it.
Speaker 4: But still, even when I looked up the reason for
Speaker 4: that and the whole Saint Elmo's Fired thing, that is
Speaker 4: a real phenomenon that does take place. Okay, cool ball lightning.
Speaker 4: They're not even sure if that's a real thing or not,
Speaker 4: to be honest with you, depends on the source. Saint
Speaker 4: Almost fire is at least a real thing.
Speaker 18: But even still, it was not that you cannot miss
Speaker 18: construe the stories that I've heard between a UFO and
Speaker 18: fucking lightning, like that's ludicrous. And then also in nineteen
Speaker 18: fifty one, we had the Lubbock lights.
Speaker 2: Yes, we're doing an episode on that soon.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and actually, y'all know how you talk about real
Speaker 18: quick and I'm so sorry and I'll.
Speaker 17: Show it up.
Speaker 16: Oh, but.
Speaker 13: You know how everybody always.
Speaker 18: Talks about how these UFO sightings usually happened near military bases. Yes,
Speaker 18: oh back in the day. Now, they closed in nineteen
Speaker 18: ninety seven, but the Rees Air Force Base was here
Speaker 18: in Lubbock, and it was on one fourteen, which is
Speaker 18: Loveland Highway, and it's only about, like I said, twenty
Speaker 18: five miles east of Loveland, so.
Speaker 13: That was kind of strange.
Speaker 18: But they closed in nineteen ninety seven, but they were
Speaker 18: launched in like nineteen fifties around there somewhere, but I.
Speaker 13: Thought that was sixteen two, like how it used to
Speaker 13: be an air.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's super crazy, but no, everybody believes it to
Speaker 18: be a UFO, so I believe it's a UFO or
Speaker 18: multiple UFOs. Definitely the TikTok shape and it was humongous
Speaker 18: and it did cause technical issues with farmers, sheriff deputies
Speaker 18: and regular people.
Speaker 3: Just out of curiosity, have you has there been any
Speaker 3: like UFO representation in leveland since then, like Roswell, like
Speaker 3: it signs up for aliens and UFOs and shit like that.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 13: I wish there was.
Speaker 18: That would be so freaking legit, but no, sadly, no,
Speaker 18: we have to go to Roswell for that, which isn't fire.
Speaker 17: For mess either.
Speaker 18: But no, they don't. They don't even really talk about
Speaker 18: it a whole lot anymore. It's really only the old
Speaker 18: timers that you get to sit down and talk with
Speaker 18: about that.
Speaker 5: I see.
Speaker 3: Will look if anybody ever, anybody ever gets the chance
Speaker 3: to go to Roswell, Dude, it is awesome. I love
Speaker 3: that place. I went last summer and me and my
Speaker 3: daughter went and it was so cool, like if you
Speaker 3: love all the UFO and alien type stuff. Of course
Speaker 3: it's like the little Green alien that's everywhere with the
Speaker 3: you know, with the disc UFO kind of thing, but
Speaker 3: still very cool.
Speaker 18: And they got like as again they have a UFO
Speaker 18: McDonald's an Escape of a Saucer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we ate in there. It was awesome.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I wish that leveland would do the same thing though.
Speaker 2: I wish leveland would bring in, if nothing else, tourist
Speaker 2: attraction for the lights and for the UFOs and stuff
Speaker 2: and like put the city on the map. But I
Speaker 2: guess it's just like a quiet town and people don't
Speaker 2: want all of that kind of notoriety. I suppose they don't.
Speaker 18: It's a very conservative farmer uh and oil fill just
Speaker 18: down home country people that just kind of want to
Speaker 18: mind their own business.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 2: I can respect that that.
Speaker 18: Is, but yeah, no, I wish they would do something
Speaker 18: like that, but unfortunately no.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I.
Speaker 13: Talckety all for the first time.
Speaker 18: I'm so sorry that I talk a lot.
Speaker 2: That's what this is all for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you for chiming in. That is so cool
Speaker 3: that you worked out in that area.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: Wow, small world and then you know what, that also
Speaker 4: kind of gives it more confirmation, you know, to hear
Speaker 4: that this isn't just random news clippings and articles from
Speaker 4: way back. When we have a local that is speaking
Speaker 4: on this, to say that, no, no, this is verified
Speaker 4: and factual information.
Speaker 2: That's legitis.
Speaker 3: Fuck oh yeah, dude, Will of the gods go right.
Speaker 7: Ahead to come, like, keep on with what Rose said.
Speaker 7: I was there in sundown, believe it or not. I
Speaker 7: lived there for the entire summer through the winter in.
Speaker 20: A camper in sundown off my aunt and uncle's property.
Speaker 9: Wow, it's real.
Speaker 13: It is real.
Speaker 7: The damn thing is huge. It's red and orange, and
Speaker 7: it is a tick tac shape. And it landed just
Speaker 7: in the field over by the old fields that my
Speaker 7: uncle worked in right there.
Speaker 20: You've played to day And they said it's regular.
Speaker 7: Now, I only saw it twice, and it came twice
Speaker 7: while I was there in four months. What but he
Speaker 7: said it was regular. The shit is regular out there.
Speaker 7: It's phenomenal, especially out there where there's nothing. There is
Speaker 7: absolutely nothing in say.
Speaker 4: In four months, you personally with your eyeballs saw this
Speaker 4: craft land twice.
Speaker 20: Nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 7: Shut oh twice and I'm out in a camper and
Speaker 7: it freaked the shit.
Speaker 16: Out of me.
Speaker 7: I go running inside the trailer where my aunt and
Speaker 7: uncle are and they're like, no, it's nothing.
Speaker 20: It does it regularly.
Speaker 16: And I'm like, what, oh.
Speaker 4: My, the fact that you are nonchalant about this is
Speaker 4: fucking me up even worse.
Speaker 3: What, Yes, that is so crazy?
Speaker 2: Wow, I mean, sou.
Speaker 3: What whenever you whenever you see it, like are you
Speaker 3: what do you think is really going on?
Speaker 2: You know, like I think.
Speaker 20: They're just looking, they're just looking studying.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know if they're just taking samples of you know, hey,
Speaker 7: we're drilling for oil here whatever. But yeah, I heard
Speaker 7: about the level land, I heard about the Lovick lights.
Speaker 7: I heard about all that, but they were saying it
Speaker 7: was more. When I saw it, it was just it blew
Speaker 7: my mind, you know. And the two times that I
Speaker 7: saw it, I thought I was tripping. And you know,
Speaker 7: at the time, I was just like, Okay, I'm not drinking,
Speaker 7: I'm not doing thus well, what the hell is this?
Speaker 20: You know? And they were like, no, this happens regularly.
Speaker 3: So was it like you're saying that it was some
Speaker 3: kind of shape like tic tac or whatever. Did it
Speaker 3: seem Did it seem to keep its shape the entire
Speaker 3: time that you saw it.
Speaker 2: Or was it like morphing?
Speaker 20: No, I don't think it more it was she said
Speaker 20: it changed colors. I never saw it changed colors. I
Speaker 20: saw the horns in the reds even when it was down.
Speaker 7: I don't know if it was hovering above the ground
Speaker 7: or on the ground, because it was just a little
Speaker 7: bit too far from my judgment, and I wasn't walking
Speaker 7: up on it, you know, you know, I'm I'm.
Speaker 20: Like, nope, but yeah, it's it's it's.
Speaker 7: You feel your heart starts racing and you feel it's
Speaker 7: like a buzz of vibration, and that's all you really feel.
Speaker 7: You don't and it does knock out the power, and
Speaker 7: as soon as it's gone, the power comes back on.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, try to start a vehicle.
Speaker 7: I didn't try to do any of that, you know,
Speaker 7: I just just witnessing this. But they would come out,
Speaker 7: My aunt and uncle come out, you know. My husband
Speaker 7: was with me, and he was just like, and he's
Speaker 7: looking at me. My husband six foot six, Native American
Speaker 7: sick saw full blood, you know, and he's like that
Speaker 7: scares me, you know, and they're like, don't be afraid
Speaker 7: of it. It's never done anything to anybody, but they
Speaker 7: do see him or it's a record. During the eighties,
Speaker 7: I yes, it was a regular occurrence. I don't know
Speaker 7: now I don't live out there. I haven't lived out
Speaker 7: there since eighty nine, you know. I moved to back
Speaker 7: to Oklahoma and went to OSU. And but yeah, when
Speaker 7: I was out there in that little little patch of
Speaker 7: West EXAs Panhandle, no tumbleweeds.
Speaker 20: For some I ever saw a tumbleweed freak me out.
Speaker 17: I was like, what is that?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, it's it's real.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering what the lay line situation is in this area,
Speaker 2: knowing that it's this frequent, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I wandered there's some sort of like a magnetic field
Speaker 4: that naturally occurs in this area that might be drawing
Speaker 4: them in as well. But like also, like Rose said,
Speaker 4: could be the Air Force base that was operating in
Speaker 4: that area, because it's also very true that these things
Speaker 4: do tend to come up and around military installations, and
Speaker 4: there's you know, I'm sure reasons for that.
Speaker 7: I don't think there's any military basis out there in
Speaker 7: sundown that I'm aware of.
Speaker 20: Like I said, I don't, I didn't know. The area
Speaker 20: looks just like dirt to me.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm from Virginia Beach, Virginia, and I moved
Speaker 7: out to a panhandle of Texas, you know, and it
Speaker 7: looks all like dirt to me.
Speaker 4: You know, You're used to the mountains and you're seeing
Speaker 4: all this dirt and tumbleweeds.
Speaker 2: That shit's wild for you. I feel that. What were you saying, Rose.
Speaker 18: I was like, no, there's there's no bases over there.
Speaker 18: It's really just the one that was in Lubbock, and
Speaker 18: then I think the next closest ones they're like in
Speaker 18: al Paso.
Speaker 2: What did you say? The base was named in Lubbock.
Speaker 13: Reese R. E. E. S. E.
Speaker 2: Reese Air Force Base. It was air Force base or
Speaker 2: army base.
Speaker 13: Or what it was the air Force base.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, I'm gonna look more into this because we
Speaker 4: are definitely doing an episode on the Lubbock Lights. I mean,
Speaker 4: from that one episode, we have quite a bit of
Speaker 4: episodes that are going to be coming off of it.
Speaker 4: The Great Northeast Blackout, the Mailed Strum nuclear missile crisis,
Speaker 4: the Minno Air Force Base UFO case, the Vanderberg Air
Speaker 4: Force Base UFO situation in nineteen sixty eight, we got
Speaker 4: the UFO chase that took place in Ohio, and we're
Speaker 4: also gonna be talking about the Lubbock Lights, So y'all
Speaker 4: stay tuned. We have quite a bit of UFO episodes,
Speaker 4: but we're not just gonna do all that in a week.
Speaker 4: We're gonna space those out, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: We gotta mix in the current events of the day
Speaker 4: and age, and we're gonna be mixing in some other shit.
Speaker 2: But y'all just stay tuned. We are gonna be getting to.
Speaker 4: All of these crazy UFO stories, and it is amazing
Speaker 4: to hear that we have cult members that can verify
Speaker 4: with their own fucking eyeballs that this shit's real as hell.
Speaker 3: I'm here for it, dude. I love the UFO episodes.
Speaker 3: Those are my favorite. I just get so hype about
Speaker 3: those because every time we do it, it is kind
Speaker 3: of a shock because of how much evidence there is
Speaker 3: and how many people say they saw what they saw,
Speaker 3: and the people are all explaining the same thing of
Speaker 3: what saw and it's like that's confirmation. Now, I mean,
Speaker 3: whether they're inter dimensional, maybe they're other worldly. Maybe they're
Speaker 3: from here, maybe they're from the fucking ocean or something
Speaker 3: like that. There's no talent. I mean, I don't even know.
Speaker 3: Somebody's got to put like an apple tag on one
Speaker 3: of these ships one of these times and just see
Speaker 3: where it goes.
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe if it's even able to be touched.
Speaker 20: I haven't listened to your Love episode yet or to
Speaker 20: your Local Land episode yet because.
Speaker 7: I've been off the last two days and I usually
Speaker 7: listen to you guys at work.
Speaker 20: But yeah, I'm now for sure we're gonna be listening
Speaker 20: to that tomorrow when I go to work.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it was a fun way the Kabbala king
Speaker 3: interesting names, sir, or is that Joe wyl Oh?
Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, dude, dude. There was actually a speaking of
Speaker 22: So I live in Opestle, which is right nixt to
Speaker 22: Ford Bliss. I think it was in twenty twenty, twenty
Speaker 22: nineteen where there wasn't actual like a black cube portal
Speaker 22: that came out right overall Passo two, So there was
Speaker 22: like a like a black cube. It was like all
Speaker 22: over like the the instagrams here in all pass in
Speaker 22: Texas and everything that there's a black cube that opened
Speaker 22: it's and and relived right next to Fort Blizz, And
Speaker 22: so I don't know that.
Speaker 3: I mean, is it like a like an inter dimensional
Speaker 3: black cube like just showed up seeming it.
Speaker 22: Was like it was like a portal, dude, Like like
Speaker 22: a portal opening in the sky and then like a
Speaker 22: black cube came in and out real quick, and it
Speaker 22: just uh yeah, it looked like a space ship and
Speaker 22: everything was. It was pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm looking it up right now. So the.
Speaker 4: Texas, Yeah, the black cube Overhill Passo and Fort Blizz
Speaker 4: refers to a few possibilities, including a possible UFO siding
Speaker 4: or a US Army training exercise. Of course there was
Speaker 4: all right, There was a notable UFO siding in the area,
Speaker 4: which witnesses described as a silent, dark cube shaped object,
Speaker 4: and the military later stated that it may have been
Speaker 4: a training exercise using flares.
Speaker 3: What come on, dude, well no, no, are.
Speaker 2: We, Joe?
Speaker 3: Are we potentially talking about like a testa RAQ testa
Speaker 3: RAC kindness system.
Speaker 22: And they looked like the fucking Marvel movies, bro, like
Speaker 22: the straight up like if you look it up, like
Speaker 22: if you follow on Instagram, it's called fitfam ol Paso.
Speaker 22: You might be able to see it just by googling it.
Speaker 22: But it was all over like the local Instagram pages
Speaker 22: and everything, and it was like a straight up it
Speaker 22: looked like Marvel, like a portal opened up and shit
Speaker 22: and like fucking black cube came in and out real quick.
Speaker 13: It's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It's like, why is this shit not on the news everywhere?
Speaker 2: Like is it would freak people out? I don't agree
Speaker 2: with that. We should be talking about it, but you know,
Speaker 2: who cares if people freak out.
Speaker 3: It's a fucking common occurrence these days, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like it's almost part of nature at this point.
Speaker 2: How often this is happening? So the UFO siding happened.
Speaker 4: In early twenty twenty four, a cube shape anomaly was
Speaker 4: reported over al Passo, with witnesses describing it a silent
Speaker 4: dark object that appeared during a storm. All right, then
Speaker 4: that was twenty twenty four military training exercise. This took
Speaker 4: place in January of twenty twenty A similar sighting of
Speaker 4: a mysterious of mysterious lights was later identified by you
Speaker 4: military officials as a training exercise.
Speaker 2: According to kV IA so apparently twice in four years,
Speaker 2: these people in El Paso around for Bliss saw a
Speaker 2: dark cube side type of cloud formation. One time the
Speaker 2: Army's like, Nope, don't worry, that was us.
Speaker 3: The next time they're just like, fuck, we don't even
Speaker 3: know dude, And it's the same thing both times.
Speaker 17: Ill.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna do an episode on it now, Joelle,
Speaker 4: thank you for bringing that to our attention.
Speaker 2: We're walking on it.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, thanks Joel. Good idea, dude, skunky, go ahead,
Speaker 3: skunk unless he said.
Speaker 16: Nay, can you hear me?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 23: Headset? Is it better?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 16: So good.
Speaker 23: I still get anxiety talking. Have you all ever heard
Speaker 23: of the Carolina lights?
Speaker 2: Carolina lights?
Speaker 23: Each people try to say that with flares. But since
Speaker 23: because I was born in the eighties, but ever since
Speaker 23: I grew up, I have constantly seen us us O's
Speaker 23: and the ocean. That's why I don't ocean fish themwhere
Speaker 23: at night and I seen the Carolina lights and it's
Speaker 23: like someone open up the window and you see a
Speaker 23: recting of orange light that lights up at like seven
Speaker 23: or eight of them in the line, and they disappear,
Speaker 23: and then they keep relighting up all along the coastline
Speaker 23: and they disappear. I've seen them so many times. I
Speaker 23: love aliens. I've always studied it and them, I think
Speaker 23: they might be real. But with space and everything, it's
Speaker 23: very complicated on me with the aliens. But I have
Speaker 23: seen some UFOs, and we should talk more about them,
Speaker 23: and people shouldn't be freaked out because something's going on.
Speaker 3: Look, here's the deal, skunky. I think and I questioned
Speaker 3: space all the time, but I don't question aliens. I
Speaker 3: don't think you even need to believe in space to
Speaker 3: believe in aliens, because they could be coming from here.
Speaker 2: They could be. I mean, think about it. They're called.
Speaker 3: They're extraterrestrials, right, and so like the whole flatter of
Speaker 3: talking point is that, like if you believe the other's flat,
Speaker 3: is that there are lands outside of our land, and
Speaker 3: that would be the extra terrain, right, so it could
Speaker 3: be coming from there. We don't know, dude, you know,
Speaker 3: but just the simple fact that all this stuff is
Speaker 3: kind of happening.
Speaker 23: I don't, like, you know, if I'm a glow card
Speaker 23: or a flat earthi'st I'm in between. I to be honest,
Speaker 23: I believe the Earth is round. I believe it's bigger
Speaker 23: than they tell us, and I believe there is more
Speaker 23: land than we know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with that. I agree with that. I
Speaker 2: mean I believe they come from outer space. That's just me.
Speaker 4: But then I also don't negate the possibility of an
Speaker 4: air dimensional possibility.
Speaker 3: We talked about the USOS. I mean, they could just
Speaker 3: be coming from our oceans.
Speaker 2: It's those are weird.
Speaker 23: Those are super super weird because like I was fishing
Speaker 23: with my nephew and we've seen like a red light
Speaker 23: just moving underwater, like up and along the coastline. I've
Speaker 23: never seen a UFO come out the ocean, but I've
Speaker 23: seen a lot of lights in the ocean at night
Speaker 23: because you know Edinburtle Beach, you got the beach people
Speaker 23: walking at night. Stuff goes on out there. I've also
Speaker 23: seen shadows walk out of the ocean.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, wow.
Speaker 4: So I did look up UFO sightings around Myrtle Beach
Speaker 4: and I found a couple of different sources.
Speaker 2: Excuse me of what that could be?
Speaker 23: Mothership one?
Speaker 4: No, I looked up the the you know, just lights
Speaker 4: over Myrtle Beach. I didn't see a big mother ship thing.
Speaker 4: But we will do more digging into it and if
Speaker 4: there's something there, we will absolutely do an episode on it.
Speaker 2: Brother, thank you for bringing that one to us.
Speaker 3: What is the I can't remember what it's called now,
Speaker 3: it's slipping my mind. But what are the people that
Speaker 3: use like the people that use psalms and ritual not
Speaker 3: talking about anything Christian, but it's like it's not santoria,
Speaker 3: it's something else. Uh, it's like another magical thing, like voodoo,
Speaker 3: like the Haitians who doo, That's what I was thinking of. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so the Haitians.
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 3: I was watching this video earlier and there was this
Speaker 3: guy who is from Haiti and he was listen into
Speaker 3: like a bunch of stories about like people who lived
Speaker 3: in Haiti, you know, way back in the day. And
Speaker 3: he says that the people of Haiti used to be
Speaker 3: in communication with the mermaids and like he was like
Speaker 3: dead ass too about it, and he was like a
Speaker 3: lot of people like this is like common knowledge over
Speaker 3: in Haiti. And I was like, oh, man, that's kind
Speaker 3: of weird, you know, because you do hear a lot
Speaker 3: of tales about mermaids and everything, and supposedly the mermaids
Speaker 3: and the humans got into it because the humans didn't
Speaker 3: like that the mermaids kept on stealing the babies, and
Speaker 3: so I guess they were banished, and I guess that
Speaker 3: they stay in the depths of the ocean or something
Speaker 3: like that. Now they don't really make themselves known. I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's it sounds kind of tall taily,
Speaker 3: but at the same time, I don't know. I want
Speaker 3: to believe that a mermaid or a siren or whatever
Speaker 3: is real, though, like I'm I leaned towards them being real.
Speaker 4: I've never heard of a Haitian mermaid story, but it
Speaker 4: would make sense to me. But that being said, Haiti
Speaker 4: and Dominican Republic sharreon island. So for looking at the
Speaker 4: Haitian mermaid stories, and I would believe that we also
Speaker 4: need to talk about the Dominican mermaid stories. And I
Speaker 4: don't know if that even exists. I've never looked into
Speaker 4: it with that island, so we can we can do
Speaker 4: a dive.
Speaker 3: I only just heard, I only just saw it. I
Speaker 3: only just saw today, so I don't even I didn't
Speaker 3: even do a deep dive on it. But Zombie, you're
Speaker 3: right ahead. Do you believe in mermaids or sirens.
Speaker 2: As some people call them or aliens, or maybe they're
Speaker 2: just aliens.
Speaker 17: So I actually have heard a lot about the myrtle
Speaker 17: Myrtle beach sightings and stuff like that. It's they have
Speaker 17: a whole bunch of stuff that goes on out there.
Speaker 17: But I was, actually, do you guys remember the monolithsts
Speaker 17: that started in late twenty twenty. There's like two hundred
Speaker 17: and forty five monolists that have been recorded since late
Speaker 17: twenty twenty around the world.
Speaker 2: And what's interesting mirror pillars you mean.
Speaker 17: Yeah, the mirror pillars that are like six feet six
Speaker 17: feet six and a half feet tall by like whatever,
Speaker 17: it's three sides. Yeah, And they were like it started
Speaker 17: in Utah as the first one recorded. That whole story
Speaker 17: about behind them, because like it went from Utah to
Speaker 17: Romania to California to Colorado to like and and it
Speaker 17: just kind of like has bounced around the world. The
Speaker 17: one that originally started it, they went to a gallery
Speaker 17: owner and pretty much they said that like, oh well,
Speaker 17: it was created by a person. But then they removed
Speaker 17: it and they wouldn't tell anybody where they removed it
Speaker 17: from or it just disappeared. Was the Utah one, the
Speaker 17: one in Vegas. They removed because of quote environmental issues,
Speaker 17: but they put it in an indisclosed location for you know, purposes.
Speaker 17: So I was just kind of like listening to different
Speaker 17: stories and I was thinking about that. I always thought
Speaker 17: that was really weird, how there's so many of them
Speaker 17: and they just showed up and then all of a
Speaker 17: sudden like that, most people just kind of forgot that
Speaker 17: they even existed. Like you ask people, most people are
Speaker 17: just like, I don't really remember that.
Speaker 16: Being a thing.
Speaker 2: I remember being a thing, but I remember hearing conflicting stories.
Speaker 2: Some people swore that it was real.
Speaker 4: And then of course there was the quote unquote Google
Speaker 4: debunkers that would go around saying, oh no, they were
Speaker 4: placed there by this group and it was a big
Speaker 4: elaborate plant prank and hoax and blah blah blah, and like, okay,
Speaker 4: if it was to be found in one place, or
Speaker 4: even like ten of them in different places, I could
Speaker 4: believe the whole hoax story. We're talking an international group
Speaker 4: that is out there, right, And it wasn't like two
Speaker 4: hundred and forty five in the Mojave Desert.
Speaker 2: It was Romania.
Speaker 4: Who the fuck is going to Romania to put up
Speaker 4: a giant metal mirror finished pillar for the Lulls. It
Speaker 4: made no sense to me, But I haven't really done
Speaker 4: a big deep dive into that in a good while.
Speaker 17: It just like randomly stuck with me. But I was
Speaker 17: listening to that. But do I believe in mermaids? I
Speaker 17: actually one hundred percent believe in mermaids. Let's go, I
Speaker 17: have I have always believed in mermaids. There's any folklore
Speaker 17: tales throughout the world that just don't that align with
Speaker 17: each other that I just can't see how they don't
Speaker 17: make sense. I also believe in vampires. I believe in dragons.
Speaker 17: I believe in a lot of the folklore and mythology
Speaker 17: of a lot of different locations. I do believe that
Speaker 17: they're like I believe either they were here, they still
Speaker 17: are here. Maybe we had like a split in the dimensions,
Speaker 17: time shift, something like. It just doesn't make sense why
Speaker 17: we have stories from around the world that at the
Speaker 17: time periods that they were created had no actual interaction
Speaker 17: with each other. A lot of the stories that you
Speaker 17: can be traced back and they there was no way
Speaker 17: that they were actually having any contact with people outside
Speaker 17: of their islands or outside of their locations because there
Speaker 17: is a lot of trade things that they're finding with
Speaker 17: archaeology right now that is showing that there is more
Speaker 17: to the story of trade than what we originally plan.
Speaker 17: But it still doesn't explain some of the stories being
Speaker 17: passed around when like they're not seiling a tiny canoe
Speaker 17: all the way over ten islands away that they didn't
Speaker 17: know about, and there's no proof that they had any interaction.
Speaker 17: But yet they had the same kind of stories and
Speaker 17: seeing folklore and you know, they were afraid of the
Speaker 17: same things.
Speaker 3: So yes, believe it's always the mermaid situation is always
Speaker 3: chalked up to, well, that's just drunken pirates that are
Speaker 3: around nothing but dudes and their fucking manatees, you know,
Speaker 3: and maybe maybe a couple of stories like that are true,
Speaker 3: But to say that it's true for all of the
Speaker 3: mermaid lore, I don't know about that same thing that
Speaker 3: goes with the dragon law, Like I don't know what
Speaker 3: to do with the dragon stuff. Why is it that
Speaker 3: the Chinese zodiac has all real animals and then a dragon.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, it's it's really strange, and
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 17: I mean, if you were to guess you have you
Speaker 17: seen the Mermaid video of recently, Like it was only
Speaker 17: like this this year about the deep sea. You know
Speaker 17: the videos where you watch they're like in the big
Speaker 17: Red Sea and they're like those really scary, like ominous videos.
Speaker 17: They had one like that, except they were showing that
Speaker 17: they had like these They kept hearing these calls, so
Speaker 17: they turned on like two cameras and they were trying
Speaker 17: to capture it, and you could see like glowing lights
Speaker 17: in the water moving like at a really fast pace,
Speaker 17: and you hear this really eerie sound. One of them
Speaker 17: caught like a side view of it. I've watched a
Speaker 17: couple like debunking videos about it, but I will say
Speaker 17: from the people, the crew, they're one hundred percent like
Speaker 17: this is a real like Mermaid, Like this is a siren,
Speaker 17: Like we've heard them before, and there's like a lot
Speaker 17: of videos coming out about them, but of course they
Speaker 17: get immediately shut down.
Speaker 3: So I mean, it's not that crazy if you really
Speaker 3: think about it, Like why wouldn't there if you think
Speaker 3: about and I don't know how I feel about evolution,
Speaker 3: to be real with you, I'm kind of like fucking
Speaker 3: maybe but maybe not kind of thing but if you
Speaker 3: think about it, like they say that all of humanity,
Speaker 3: if you believe the one of the evolution stories I'm
Speaker 3: not talking about Darwin that says we evolve from monkeys.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's true.
Speaker 3: I don't fucking know, But like a lot of a
Speaker 3: lot of them will say that humans evolved from fish actually,
Speaker 3: which is which is a really weird thing. So is
Speaker 3: it possible that there was some kind of split breed
Speaker 3: that was happening and some of them evolved into fish
Speaker 3: and some or some of them well fish, yeah, mermaids.
Speaker 3: I don't know, dude, I I want to believe that
Speaker 3: that's real. And I've seen videos and I don't know
Speaker 3: if I'm the one that I've seen is the one
Speaker 3: that you're referring to. But I think it was like
Speaker 3: a couple of years ago and there was like people
Speaker 3: that were out there like deep sea fishing. I don't
Speaker 3: know if it was like some kind of tugboat or
Speaker 3: oil rig or whatever what was going on out there,
Speaker 3: but somebody went to like throw a like a like
Speaker 3: a crab jumped onto the boat or something like that,
Speaker 3: and the guy that was working, maybe it was a
Speaker 3: deckhand or something like that, he went to go throw
Speaker 3: the crab back and like a couple of seconds later,
Speaker 3: it jumps back onto the boat, right, And he just
Speaker 3: sees it. It's not jumping like it is being thrown
Speaker 3: onto the boat, and that don't jump, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And it's like there's no way that they would be
Speaker 3: able to get in there. I mean, yeah, you got
Speaker 3: the bullwarks and everything, but they're not skipping themselves through
Speaker 3: those little tiny holes on the bulwarks regularly, right, And
Speaker 3: I don't know, dude, And that video seemed really strange.
Speaker 3: And then you find out that that guy hasn't made
Speaker 3: anything since because he was trying to blow the alarm
Speaker 3: on the whole Mermaid and Sirens situation and you never
Speaker 3: hear about anything from him ever again. And that video
Speaker 3: blew the fuck up. It had like ten million views
Speaker 3: or something crazy. So we do need to give the
Speaker 3: distinction between mermaids and sirens. A lot of people put
Speaker 3: them in the same category.
Speaker 4: Sirens, if we're going off with the actual Greek myth
Speaker 4: where they come from, are more like a half bird
Speaker 4: half human thing.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: The whole Mermaid song and things like that that came
Speaker 4: later on with later adaptations.
Speaker 2: But I agree with Raven on this one.
Speaker 4: To be honest with you, I think that the same
Speaker 4: way that dragons, like, Yeah, in Southeast Asia they had
Speaker 4: like fur and ran on the rain and other you know,
Speaker 4: in Europe they had wings and could breathe fire and like.
Speaker 4: It depends on what section, you know, which kind of
Speaker 4: lore gets associated with them. But the fact that all
Speaker 4: of these people from all over the world that never
Speaker 4: had contact with each other all had stories of prehistoric giant,
Speaker 4: reptile dragon type things, I think there is at least
Speaker 4: a kernel of truths. That same thing with vampires, and
Speaker 4: in my personal, humble opinion, same thing with mermaids. I'm
Speaker 4: not saying that they even look even half human, half
Speaker 4: fish or anything like that.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what you would even call this thing.
Speaker 4: It might be something so fucking ugly looking like the anglerfish,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean That, Like, even if you
Speaker 4: were to catch one, you wouldn't think of this thing
Speaker 4: as some sort of a half human hybrid kind of thing.
Speaker 4: This ain't aerial, you know what I'm saying. This ain't
Speaker 4: a little mermaid. But who's to say one way or another.
Speaker 4: I think that yes, culturally speaking, there's probably that kernel
Speaker 4: of truth that makes it resound throughout the times. But
Speaker 4: that being said, Raven, I did want to ask you
Speaker 4: before we go over to Sam, what is your take
Speaker 4: on UFOs and aliens? Do you believe in these things?
Speaker 4: Do you believe a lot of it's mythlized and whatever?
Speaker 4: What's your take?
Speaker 9: So it's weird.
Speaker 17: I actually love lore and I love all the different
Speaker 17: kinds of like reading different stuff. Aliens have always freaked
Speaker 17: me out since I was a kid. There's something about
Speaker 17: them that like just inherently freaked me out. And I
Speaker 17: don't know what it is. I don't know if it's
Speaker 17: because like probably none of you have ever seen the
Speaker 17: original like old movies, but like the Blob, like that
Speaker 17: always freaked me out that movie, and like the Original,
Speaker 17: like alien movies I watched as a kid, And like,
Speaker 17: I've always been really kind of like put off by aliens.
Speaker 17: Do I think they exist? I just can't see a
Speaker 17: world in which we're the only things in the universe.
Speaker 17: That makes zero sense to me. Even if I was,
Speaker 17: I never thought aliens existed. How could we be so
Speaker 17: narrow minded as to think that we are?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 13: That is it?
Speaker 17: There is universes. We can see the other universes around us. Like, so,
Speaker 17: I think there are aliens. I don't know to what degree.
Speaker 17: I like to listen to everybody's stories about them. I
Speaker 17: think that they're I think there's going to come a
Speaker 17: day when whatever is out there is going to make
Speaker 17: its presence very well known to us, even more so
Speaker 17: than it already is. Hopefully they won't be like, you know,
Speaker 17: super well advanced like Pacific Rim style and try to
Speaker 17: take us over.
Speaker 2: But I mean, if I ever do get to us,
Speaker 2: then they have to be way more advanced than we are.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 17: I mean, I like, I love Star Trek and all
Speaker 17: that when I was growing up, and like, I think
Speaker 17: that there is I think they're already probably here. Like
Speaker 17: I do think that there's a lot of merit with
Speaker 17: the whole, like different races and like the evil ones
Speaker 17: here and the good ones and stuff like that. I
Speaker 17: think there's I'm sure that whatever is out there is
Speaker 17: a lot more advanced than we are and is already
Speaker 17: walking among us in some capacity. I think that they
Speaker 17: there is unexplainable technology that we've had throughout time, and
Speaker 17: then we have like a gap in history, so like
Speaker 17: we're super far advanced boom. All of a sudden, we've
Speaker 17: gone back a whole bunch, and then we gain a
Speaker 17: whole bunch of knowledge. Bam, we're back to it. It's
Speaker 17: like we keep resetting. I wonder if it's aliens, is
Speaker 17: it spiritual? I have no idea, but I'm open minded
Speaker 17: to just listening to everyone's kind of, you know, thought
Speaker 17: process on it. I'm more or less than like the
Speaker 17: fairy realm. I'm over here wanting faith.
Speaker 16: Like the fairy realm's very real.
Speaker 3: Okay, And I will say, Raven, you you sound really
Speaker 3: good on the mic. You should like podcast one of
Speaker 3: these days. I think that'd be a really good idea
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 17: Uh oh, okay, maybe yeah.
Speaker 3: Spirit animal, go ahead, Sarah.
Speaker 20: Oh.
Speaker 5: About the Mermaids, So there was evidence there's been a
Speaker 5: sharks and different and like tuna that's been wheeled up
Speaker 5: from bond to fishing ships and all that have spears
Speaker 5: made from like stained rays, bobs and all like down
Speaker 5: at the bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 16: There's also been cameras on like old wigs that were.
Speaker 5: A fish is swimming and then you just see it
Speaker 5: down at the bottom of the rig get hit with
Speaker 5: a spear.
Speaker 16: Also if mermaids didn't exist, and tell me why.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and nine, the government of Israel put
Speaker 5: forth and said, hey, you don't even have to capture
Speaker 5: the fucker, just give us an authentic photo of it,
Speaker 5: and here you can have.
Speaker 16: One million whatever the fuck.
Speaker 5: One million shekels, I think is what the israel use,
Speaker 5: the new modern Yeah, then modern.
Speaker 16: Day of yeah, new Israeli shekels, the country they use whatever.
Speaker 5: But there's that also, the the sign that Jacob was
Speaker 5: talking about, where it's half bird half woman, that's actually
Speaker 5: called a harpie. And funny enough, the the they did
Speaker 5: uh so that it there's two iterations of that. One
Speaker 5: is that they are the beautiful woman that singing, but
Speaker 5: that's due to the mist. And behind that is the
Speaker 5: ugly crow looking bitch, which is also a metaphor of like, hey,
Speaker 5: don't be uh, do not be tempted just by just
Speaker 5: the beautiful, the beauty of a woman, because behind behind
Speaker 5: that some evil so it they can use it as
Speaker 5: a weapon, is the one of the moles of it.
Speaker 5: But no, it's really cool that Greek mythology, a lot
Speaker 5: of it is kind of rooted into the folklore and
Speaker 5: but it's also their understanding of the natural war. But
Speaker 5: the the Mermaids, it's also depicted on multiple caves like
Speaker 5: and everything of like our ancestors running people into the
Speaker 5: sea and killing them with spears also have a you, gentleman,
Speaker 5: any of you ever heard of the aquatic ape theory?
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, so that that explains.
Speaker 5: That why we have less head than all the other apes,
Speaker 5: why our fingers are webbed, and.
Speaker 16: Well, our babies, the.
Speaker 24: Human babies, you can toss them into the water, they
Speaker 24: instinctively know how to swim, but any other primate baby
Speaker 24: will emiti sinc like a rock bro.
Speaker 4: You can't take ahead of the of the blunt mid
Speaker 4: sentence that that doesn't flow.
Speaker 16: It didn't work out will But they also there's there's a.
Speaker 5: Tribe I want to say it's in the it's in
Speaker 5: uh South not South Africa, but it's over in the
Speaker 5: African I want to say, Well, not because of the
Speaker 5: Congos over yonder, right, because Amazon's over this way.
Speaker 16: The Congo's over yonder. Yeah, so they're in the Congo
Speaker 16: that they've been able to hold their.
Speaker 5: Breath forever and they can see underwater, but like their
Speaker 5: eyes have been able to produce something under it where
Speaker 5: it's protecting their eyes on the water.
Speaker 2: I've seen a Malaysian tribe that does that. They basically
Speaker 2: live on the water for like I.
Speaker 4: Think they come to land maybe one week out of
Speaker 4: the year just to resupply on like certain things they
Speaker 4: can't produce on their own. But yeah, they free dive
Speaker 4: for their food. And you got this one guy, they
Speaker 4: even followed him down. He like held his breath for
Speaker 4: five minutes and they were impressed by this. He's like, yo,
Speaker 4: I could hold my breath for twenty He's not that
Speaker 4: big of a deal.
Speaker 2: And there's like, wait what. And genetically they've done tests
Speaker 2: on these people.
Speaker 4: They they have been at sea for so long and
Speaker 4: they have done this for so many generations that they
Speaker 4: actually have like extra superhuman abilities when it comes to this.
Speaker 2: It's insane.
Speaker 16: So there's a symbiosis between people and dolphins.
Speaker 24: I can't remember where it's at, but there's this Every year,
Speaker 24: the dolphins actually heard a fuck ton of fish and
Speaker 24: make them go to the shoreline, and the people right.
Speaker 16: Out with their nets pull them in.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing.
Speaker 16: They shake the humans and the dolphins. They share the harvest.
Speaker 5: Now the humans don't get same five cent and the
Speaker 5: dolphins get twenty five No, no, they split it fifty
Speaker 5: to fifty, so they.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the symbiotic relationship between dolphins and humans, and Raven
Speaker 4: will definitely chime in on this one. Dolphin births are
Speaker 4: or have been historically speaking so so super successful. But
Speaker 4: for some reason the government decided that that is now
Speaker 4: illegal and nobody's allowed to do dolphin berths anymore.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it because somebody was fucking a dolphin or something
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 4: I mean the story of the chick with the dolphins.
Speaker 4: She was a scientist that was I should say, chinographer.
Speaker 2: It's it is pretty bad coffee. I'll be right back
Speaker 2: you do that. So, yeah, this.
Speaker 4: Scientist was got really really friendly with one of the
Speaker 4: dolphins subjects and h they had such a deep passionate
Speaker 4: relationship that.
Speaker 2: She ended up basicly like.
Speaker 4: Stimulating the dolphin to get a certain response out of him.
Speaker 4: She was jack andoff a dolphin. There's no nice way
Speaker 4: to say that. She was full on jack and off
Speaker 4: a dolphin on the regular to gain the deeper trust
Speaker 4: of it and everything. Then they decided in the experiment
Speaker 4: and she dipped out and the dolphin basically committed suicide
Speaker 4: by starvation because it had lost its partner, because dolphins
Speaker 4: hold some deep ties to sexual things like that. But yeah, Raven,
Speaker 4: I did want you to speak a little bit onto
Speaker 4: the dolphin berth conversation because I know you, being a
Speaker 4: birthing professional, you would have a little more know how
Speaker 4: on this one.
Speaker 17: The so I've read about the dolphin burse there's a
Speaker 17: lot too. So there's a science behind it that they
Speaker 17: haven't had an adequate amount of people be able to
Speaker 17: conduct the experiment. But what they have gathered is that
Speaker 17: the dolphins inscially know when the woman is going into
Speaker 17: labor and they will circle her and like stay close
Speaker 17: to her at all times. There is I'd have to
Speaker 17: actually find the article, but there is. They did a
Speaker 17: couple studies on it, showing that the babies born near
Speaker 17: the dolphins had a higher like hire mental capacity rate
Speaker 17: as a age, Like as they got older, they were
Speaker 17: more in tune with themselves, they were able to handle
Speaker 17: their emotions better. But the studies are so limited because
Speaker 17: they outlawed it because there is I mean, you have
Speaker 17: to think you are giving birth in the ocean, and
Speaker 17: so like being able to catch some kind of bacteria
Speaker 17: or anything like that is a very high risk factor.
Speaker 17: So that's the main thing is is that you know
Speaker 17: you're putting yourself in your baby at harm's risk because
Speaker 17: you're in the ocean and it could be lead to
Speaker 17: potential death because you guys are getting infections, and so
Speaker 17: that's what They pretty much outlawed it everywhere, but there
Speaker 17: was I think there's like one or two countries that
Speaker 17: will let you do it if you get special permission.
Speaker 17: But it's it definitely is supposed to have a lot
Speaker 17: of benefits because the dolphins are inherently they will mother
Speaker 17: you pretty much while you're giving birth. They will be
Speaker 17: like your doulas essentially, and they apparently have like some
Speaker 17: kind of like connection how like whales talk to each other,
Speaker 17: they're pretty much talking to the baby via you giving birth.
Speaker 2: So that was what I was gonna say.
Speaker 4: I could imagine because they speak basically through a sonar language,
Speaker 4: and I could imagine that since the baby being in
Speaker 4: water inside of the mom probably could, if not speak
Speaker 4: that language, understand it to a level that we can't
Speaker 4: fully understand.
Speaker 17: Well, I mean, they can hear everything outside of it.
Speaker 17: That's why when babies are born, they know their parents' voices,
Speaker 17: they know their siblings' voices.
Speaker 9: That's why.
Speaker 17: Actually a lot of people don't know this, and I
Speaker 17: don't know why, but a lot of women have actually
Speaker 17: tried to, like go to gun ranges, and I'm like,
Speaker 17: you can't go to a gun range. It's you're literally
Speaker 17: over water kind of a thing. It's magnifying the sound
Speaker 17: and amplifying the noise inside of you. That's why you
Speaker 17: have to be careful, like you should be more conscientious
Speaker 17: of like being around loud sounds, like going to concerts
Speaker 17: and stuff like that. A lot of people don't think
Speaker 17: about that because there is a lot of fluid and
Speaker 17: fat cells between the baby and stuff. But it also
Speaker 17: it's amplifying like a radio connection. Over water, it goes
Speaker 17: faster and clearer. Over land, you have to like go
Speaker 17: through mountains and this and that. It's, you know, something
Speaker 17: to think about.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: And as you're talking about certain countries will allow dolphin berths,
Speaker 4: I can imagine that would be probably popular in like
Speaker 4: the Polynesian culture. I don't know that for a fact,
Speaker 4: So if any Polynesian people are listening to this show,
Speaker 4: don't fry me. But for people that have a cultural
Speaker 4: tie to the ocean where dolphins are prevalent. I feel
Speaker 4: like that might be a thing that has been traditionally done.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but yeah, you said it's outlawed, at
Speaker 4: least in the United States, right, so like you can't
Speaker 4: go to Hawaii to have a dolphin birth or anything
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 2: Uh, Sam, you got your hand raised? What's up? Man?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Still the.
Speaker 5: She did it with a poyfous about the dolphin, because
Speaker 5: the dolphin is aos.
Speaker 2: No, there's a porpoise and a dolphin. They're different.
Speaker 5: Apparently they look the fucking same to me. I'd put
Speaker 5: them over vice if I could.
Speaker 2: Oh, man, one of them has like a hills of
Speaker 2: eyes looking forehead and the other one actually looks like
Speaker 2: a normal dolphin.
Speaker 16: But I still say they probably both go good with vice.
Speaker 16: But no have y'all.
Speaker 5: So I started thinking back back with about the chimps
Speaker 5: and all, So what if instead of a one gorilla,
Speaker 5: what if we put.
Speaker 16: Fifty guys, uh, we give back lesnar and two pissed
Speaker 16: off chimps.
Speaker 5: Well that let's see how that goes, because I feel
Speaker 5: like that's probably more even doubt.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if I would put brock Lessner
Speaker 3: in that conversation, because man, he is a beast of
Speaker 3: a man. But if we're talking about actual, like real
Speaker 3: legit fighters, there's a lot of better fighters than brock Lessner,
Speaker 3: no doubt, because what was it he was about. I
Speaker 3: saw an interview of with UH with Daniel Cormier and
Speaker 3: break before Brock went back to the WWE, Daniel Cormier.
Speaker 3: Daniel Cormier was supposed to fight him and that was
Speaker 3: gonna be his ticket, dude.
Speaker 25: And UH.
Speaker 3: And then Brock decided to go back to the WWE.
Speaker 3: He goes it wouldn't have even been a fight, like
Speaker 3: he would have been so fucked in that match. I'm like,
Speaker 3: imagine getting in the ring just looking at the specimen
Speaker 3: that is brock Lessner and knowing that you can just
Speaker 3: absolutely annihilate him.
Speaker 2: That's a crazy thought.
Speaker 4: I mean, if we're going off with best fighter, maybe
Speaker 4: I'm crazy, but I'm still pulling Anderson Silva. That's that's
Speaker 4: just me personally, Maybe not as of right now, as
Speaker 4: of time recording, but in his prime, your boy was
Speaker 4: damn near undefeated until he finally had reached his peak
Speaker 4: and then when it went down and went down. But
Speaker 4: we're talking about best all around overall fighter. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: that's still, in my opinion, top tier.
Speaker 2: Dude. You got to put Bones Jones in there. I'm
Speaker 2: not taking away from Jones, I'm not taking away from
Speaker 2: Rampage Jackson. I'm not taking away from any of them.
Speaker 2: But I'm just saying as an overall fighter, it wasn't
Speaker 2: just his stand up. It wasn't just as grappling, it
Speaker 2: wasn't justice speed. It was the combination of all of
Speaker 2: the above. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I might have to throw Ken Shamrock in there while
Speaker 3: we're at it.
Speaker 4: I mean, we could also have the George Saint Pierre conversation,
Speaker 4: like there's there's some absolute monsters of humanity that is
Speaker 4: out there. But like when we had that conversation about
Speaker 4: like how many brock Lesseners would it take to take
Speaker 4: on a gorilla? I always thought was like, why brock
Speaker 4: Lessner not saying that he's not because he's one of the.
Speaker 2: He looks the most like a gorilla.
Speaker 5: Brought Lesser not after he ran he ran Olympic qualifying
Speaker 5: speeds after wrecking his motorcycle, tearing his goin and everything,
Speaker 5: breaking his paelvis breaking his jaw, Like that's just some
Speaker 5: of the injuries he had a fucked up with the
Speaker 5: dude still like went and tried out for I think
Speaker 5: it was the Vikings.
Speaker 3: Or whatever or when he played for them, and in
Speaker 3: preseason I think he did all that with all.
Speaker 16: That ship ship fucked up with him.
Speaker 5: After wrecking his motorcycle, he still did that and ran
Speaker 5: Olympic qualifying uh times.
Speaker 24: Like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not a human man.
Speaker 16: I want to see what that.
Speaker 5: Motherfucker could do, like on a out in a fucking
Speaker 5: rainy field within bearded acts back in the day.
Speaker 3: I don't want to see that ship, dude. I was
Speaker 3: watching Infinity Wars yesterday for like the thousandth time, and
Speaker 3: and it was funny because whenever the Guardians of the
Speaker 3: Galaxy they came across door and star Lord was like, man,
Speaker 3: did you see this, dude?
Speaker 2: And Drax is all that's a man.
Speaker 3: You're a dude, Like we're talking about two different things here,
Speaker 3: uh son.
Speaker 16: I O doh't know.
Speaker 2: And I understand that, like bringing up Anderson Silva who
Speaker 2: was a middleweight and then brock Lessner who was heavyweight.
Speaker 2: I get that, but his record with the UFC was
Speaker 2: four and three not great, you.
Speaker 20: Know what I mean.
Speaker 4: We're talking Anderson Silva's record was thirty four and eleven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, getting back to the chat, we have been slacking
Speaker 3: on that. Tony said, nobody else remembers Brigitte as a teacher.
Speaker 3: Seems like a fake legend, backstory concocted later.
Speaker 2: Huh Yeah.
Speaker 4: Even staff from the school does not remember Brigitte ever
Speaker 4: being on staff there.
Speaker 2: Crazy how that works out.
Speaker 3: I think that would be a pretty memorable thing, right, he.
Speaker 4: Would think, especially with your forty year old teacher betting
Speaker 4: your fourteen year old student. You feel like the administration
Speaker 4: might remember some wild ass shit like that, but nothing
Speaker 4: like I don't know, maybe not, maybe not because you know,
Speaker 4: like in France, you're not allowed to do DNA testing.
Speaker 4: Why because infidelity is so rampant in that country that
Speaker 4: they're afraid that if twenty three and meters was to
Speaker 4: be allowed in that country, it would destroy families because
Speaker 4: of how many kids aren't actually fothered.
Speaker 3: By the people that they claim they are. Got a
Speaker 3: bunch of bastard John Snow's running around, do you they
Speaker 3: just be fucking in France?
Speaker 4: Apparently that's that's a legitimate reason why the twenty threes
Speaker 4: and me's and the whatever.
Speaker 2: DNA testing is not allowed in France.
Speaker 3: Wow, honey Badger said, stay away from from witches.
Speaker 2: They'll steal your semen. I suppose they will.
Speaker 3: I personally like it whenever a witch steals my semen.
Speaker 2: My fan stealing might be a harsh one. If they
Speaker 2: were extracting it, Hey, that could be fun, good thing,
Speaker 2: but stealing it that sounds.
Speaker 3: Forced and abstraction is a better way of putting that spirit.
Speaker 3: Animal said my ex as a vial of my blood.
Speaker 3: Why am I not surprised he.
Speaker 2: Talked about that last week. I yeah, Sam, you're you're
Speaker 2: out there just doing the most.
Speaker 3: Ashton said, if they swallow, they can consume the knowledge
Speaker 3: of your soul.
Speaker 2: I don't know that's how that works.
Speaker 3: I mean that would be cool, but yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think so, because I meant a lot of
Speaker 3: low IQ individuals who I've had that procedure done by,
Speaker 3: and it didn't make them any smarter.
Speaker 2: Not that I'm the brightest, but there's a joke to
Speaker 2: be had here. But I'm leaving it alone because I
Speaker 2: love you anyway, Oh God, uh Kabala can go ahead.
Speaker 22: Sir, hey, speaking of that, did you guys see that
Speaker 22: there was that guy speaking out with the whole P
Speaker 22: Diddy trial and everything where he was actually saying he
Speaker 22: was an escort. He was actually saying that him and
Speaker 22: that I guess that I forgot her name, but they
Speaker 22: were actually uh, after he would ejaculate into her, like
Speaker 22: they would go into the room.
Speaker 2: Her and P.
Speaker 22: Diddy would go into the room, room and into the
Speaker 22: bathroom and they would like try to extract his semen.
Speaker 22: And that's when he said he got weirded out and
Speaker 22: he was like, man, they're using my shit for like
Speaker 22: some weird dark stuff ritualistic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot of rituals out there that require
Speaker 3: blood and semen.
Speaker 2: It's a fucked up where we live in, y'all.
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 17: They have a whole podcast about how to use semen
Speaker 17: in like way too many ways on like a serious
Speaker 17: XM radio. I stumbled upon it. It was very disgusting.
Speaker 2: I've seen the cookbook that uses it.
Speaker 4: It's called a Natural Harvest Cookbook, and apparently there's all
Speaker 4: kinds of recipes for using male human semen in your
Speaker 4: recipes for a higher protein yield.
Speaker 2: And it's like that's the dumbest shit I've ever heard
Speaker 2: my fucking life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not drinking it. Get out of here with that.
Speaker 3: If you want to use it as a ritual, that's different,
Speaker 3: but I mean ingesting it.
Speaker 2: Come on, what the fuck they're.
Speaker 4: Talking about using it like baking and using it like
Speaker 4: stews and shit, and it's like, bro, if you want
Speaker 4: a little more protein. They had this thing called b tallow.
Speaker 4: I don't know if anybody has heard of this yet,
Speaker 4: but like it's a motherfucker.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, that's just strange. God is love. Go ahead, sir, procedure.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 15: That guy, the Punisher was Unbroken simulation with Sam Triple
Speaker 15: a while back.
Speaker 2: It was a pretty good interview. Yeah, I'm unaware who
Speaker 2: is that talking about? John Bernthal, Yeah, the Punisher, the
Speaker 2: d did he guy?
Speaker 15: Oh oh, he told the whole story about how the
Speaker 15: guy you know did He would be have one of
Speaker 15: those what do they call Burke's on and like he
Speaker 15: would wait till they were kind of liking the getting
Speaker 15: engaged in sexual congress, and then he would walk in
Speaker 15: and like sit in the corner and he would give
Speaker 15: her or give him instructions, I think, or vice versa.
Speaker 15: And then yeah, like after they were done. Uh, they
Speaker 15: would go.
Speaker 26: Like in the other room and maybe extract a semen.
Speaker 26: But that that's when Diddy would get it on with
Speaker 26: her afterwards.
Speaker 4: I thought, when you said the Punisher, you meant the
Speaker 4: actor who played in the Punisher movie. You mean the
Speaker 4: guy who they called the Punisher in the Diddy Circle.
Speaker 2: My bad.
Speaker 4: I misunderstood what you meant. But wow, no, I haven't
Speaker 4: seen the interview you said. That was on Sam Tripley's.
Speaker 26: Show Broken Simulation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, to check this out.
Speaker 26: That guy also wrote a book called In Search of
Speaker 26: Freezer Meat.
Speaker 21: We had problems, and uh, I guess, like you know,
Speaker 21: one of the times he got a hard on this
Speaker 21: girl is like damn as hard as freezer meat.
Speaker 16: Shit.
Speaker 3: Okay, freezer meat do be hard, There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 3: Speaking of freezer meat, go ahead, experience that's a compliment.
Speaker 16: U huh.
Speaker 2: So it's a compliment. I called you freezer meat.
Speaker 5: Uh okay, I'll trust you on that one. So I
Speaker 5: got to thinking about different ancient cultures and everything.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 5: They all talked about the Aztecs, how they had any address,
Speaker 5: how they were doing this. The a dirty Adrinichrome by
Speaker 5: the sacrificial the washing of the sacrificial blades.
Speaker 2: And all ye did.
Speaker 5: Did the incoings and the minds and the omes do
Speaker 5: anything like that? Or was that justin Aztechian thing? And
Speaker 5: also did the natives do anything like that? Because I
Speaker 5: know that they believe that there was a tribe that
Speaker 5: made if they could consume the meat like your flesh,
Speaker 5: they would absorb your strength.
Speaker 16: Also there was also tribes.
Speaker 5: I thought if they that they could get a man
Speaker 5: another man's strength, if he was a great hunter something
Speaker 5: by if that man gets to know their wives biblically,
Speaker 5: that the younger warrior would absorb it that And I'm
Speaker 5: just like, all right, So.
Speaker 2: Let's break this down a little bit.
Speaker 4: The as far as the minds and the olemechs and
Speaker 4: the toll texts and these things, did these tribes also
Speaker 4: perform human sacrifice? Short answer, Yes, long answer, we don't
Speaker 4: know much about their practices or the reasons for a
Speaker 4: lot of it. Held the Olmech language we only semi
Speaker 4: decoded a couple of decades ago. So yes, but not
Speaker 4: to the level and to the scale that the Aztexs did,
Speaker 4: at least per our understanding.
Speaker 2: As of this moment.
Speaker 4: First off, Second off, there are other Native American tribes
Speaker 4: that would perform sacrifice or in certain cases cannibalism or
Speaker 4: something along these lines, but again, nothing to the realm
Speaker 4: or to the scope that the Aztecs would do as
Speaker 4: far as like the still Beating Heart and all these.
Speaker 2: Things, because I mean, keep in mind, they were using
Speaker 2: obsidian blades.
Speaker 4: Most tribes in North America did not have access to obsidian,
Speaker 4: so it wasn't like they were doing it to that
Speaker 4: level purpose. But that being said, Lewis and Clark on
Speaker 4: their expedition they brought out these uh shit, I can't
Speaker 4: remember the name of it, but basically it was an
Speaker 4: air rifle that was able to fire like twelve shots
Speaker 4: off of one tank of air.
Speaker 2: Was really impressive.
Speaker 4: But that reason these dudes were like, oh man, these
Speaker 4: guys must be insane warriors. So they believed that if
Speaker 4: a great warrior would fuck their old ladies and then
Speaker 4: they would fucking ride after, then somehow they would catch
Speaker 4: some of that extra warriorness from them. And there was
Speaker 4: reports of these dudes from multiple tribes that would like
Speaker 4: bring them in to bed their wives and they would
Speaker 4: guard the door and like no, I am getting this
Speaker 4: warrior essence from this dude. Nobody else is and me
Speaker 4: low in the hole. Basically, Lewis and Clark like ran
Speaker 4: through like ten tribes, were at the women on their journey.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile there's fourteen year old Pocahontas. That's just like, well,
Speaker 4: all right, I guess I'm just with these two fucking
Speaker 4: guys and they're just out here doing the thing that.
Speaker 16: Wasn't Pocahontas, that was Sacaturia.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I said, I meant Sacatia. You're right.
Speaker 5: He also had a young and and I actually believe
Speaker 5: it or not, when they went up to one of
Speaker 5: the tribes after they got everything done with then they
Speaker 5: could thought, okay, cool, then everybody else would got some
Speaker 5: negotiations going on. Turns out that Sacritary, it was the
Speaker 5: chief that he was talking to, is Sacaturia's brother.
Speaker 16: I also.
Speaker 5: That also goes until with Clark's slave clerk, but it's
Speaker 5: really his personal safe, best fun slash thing.
Speaker 16: Big Medicine.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, Big Medicine, York.
Speaker 16: I see you also a fellow law lodge watch.
Speaker 2: It Unhinged History. I do love this show. I watched both,
Speaker 2: but all that to be said as far as like
Speaker 2: tribes eating or doing some sort of a sacrifice for
Speaker 2: the principle of gaining the strength or the mana or whatever.
Speaker 4: Polynesians were known for this, the Aztecs were known for this.
Speaker 4: There are certain tribes in North America, but it is
Speaker 4: very very very few and far between. Usually most of
Speaker 4: the North American tribes, especially when you get to the
Speaker 4: great Planes, their big thing was about counting coup right
Speaker 4: to steal the strength of the of the warrior opponent.
Speaker 4: You would have to touch him without killing him, which
Speaker 4: is why they had those fancy sticks for basically bopping
Speaker 4: them but not killing them. And essentially it was well
Speaker 4: in certain tribes, yes, right, that was the last uh.
Speaker 16: That was one of them.
Speaker 4: You had a crow or the Cherokee, I forget which one,
Speaker 4: but but there's multiple tribes that did something similar to that,
Speaker 4: even without gee becoming a war chief. If you were
Speaker 4: to tap them with your acoustic essentially you were saying like,
Speaker 4: I'm so badass, I could have killed you and chose
Speaker 4: not to. And it's not like that was only one
Speaker 4: tribe thing. There were multiple tribes that did that. But
Speaker 4: so they had their versions of it. But nothing to
Speaker 4: the realm of the Aztecs.
Speaker 2: And then to answer your question on the other side
Speaker 2: of it, the washing of the obsidian daggers that was
Speaker 2: used to make the dirty adrenochrome. Brother, I have done
Speaker 2: a fair amount of research into this to see if
Speaker 2: there was something like that in other tribes.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying it never happened. I'm saying I can
Speaker 4: find nothing to say that something like that took place
Speaker 4: other than in the Aztec world. So it's wild shit.
Speaker 16: I don't want to know how they figured that shit out.
Speaker 5: I'm wondering if one of the Fallen Angels done We'll
Speaker 5: got down there and said, mmm, I wont me one
Speaker 5: of those the trivel women.
Speaker 2: Possibly.
Speaker 4: But then there's another example, which, coming into the Halloween season,
Speaker 4: we might as well bring up from our boyl VLA
Speaker 4: dra Cool allegedly the uh yeah, the allegedly the inspiration
Speaker 4: for Dracula. There is an instance where and it's weird
Speaker 4: because they now think that he might have been a vegan,
Speaker 4: or at least during a certain time of his life,
Speaker 4: because he wrote three specific letters and we know for
Speaker 4: sure it was pinned by his hand. And there's a
Speaker 4: couple of spots where there's saliva and one spot where
Speaker 4: there's blood on each of these letters. They tested it
Speaker 4: and they showed no remnants of the proteins that you
Speaker 4: would find from somebody that was a meat eater. So
Speaker 4: at least during the timeframe when he wrote these letters,
Speaker 4: they believe he might have been vegan at least for
Speaker 4: a bit. But beside the point, there is an instance
Speaker 4: where he impaled an entire city, and again we do
Speaker 4: need to take that with a massive grain of salt
Speaker 4: in an understanding that this was written about by his enemies,
Speaker 4: so it's very possible that they over dramatized the story
Speaker 4: to make him out to be even more evil than
Speaker 4: what the people thought. But beside the point, when he
Speaker 4: impaled these people, he set out a table and ate
Speaker 4: while watching them being paled, and allegedly he dipped his
Speaker 4: bread in the blood and ate it. That might also
Speaker 4: be a remnant of very highly adrenalized blood that he
Speaker 4: might have developed a taste for.
Speaker 26: Some would think his sister was like that.
Speaker 17: Though his sister was what now, his sister one hundred
Speaker 17: percent was all about female blood.
Speaker 16: The blood Countess.
Speaker 17: No, but he had a sister.
Speaker 16: I only know his brother who was he had a
Speaker 16: brother who tried to kill.
Speaker 17: Maybe with a student.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I didn't know of any kind of female relative to Lad.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna look into that now.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna have to research it.
Speaker 5: Hang on, I mean, look the blood Countess, which is
Speaker 5: a bathory Elizabeth.
Speaker 16: Yeah, she would slit the throat of young maidens.
Speaker 5: She liked to bathe in virgin blood because she believed
Speaker 5: that it that she would absorb their youthfulness.
Speaker 2: Did the same thing to slaves in New Orleans.
Speaker 5: Anyway, the uh, the town ended up finding out they
Speaker 5: bordered her. They literally sealed her up into her castle
Speaker 5: and she starved to death. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And as far as Lad goes, I only know of
Speaker 4: him having a older brother who was allegedly super uh
Speaker 4: way more handsome than he was. That's why he's actually
Speaker 4: referred to as I think it's Ruffalo, the handsome or rough.
Speaker 5: He was also said to be a alleged to be
Speaker 5: a lover to the I want to say, the Sultan,
Speaker 5: the one that that try to kill.
Speaker 4: And also you gotta look at that with a grain
Speaker 4: of sault too, because they were both imprisoned by the sultan, right,
Speaker 4: I think it was the second a bit, But then
Speaker 4: you look at the two examples.
Speaker 2: So long story.
Speaker 4: Who For anybody who doesn't know Vlad the first, I
Speaker 4: guess you could say, actually Lad, I think he was
Speaker 4: the second, who was the king of Wulaki at the time.
Speaker 4: He made a deal with the Sultan of the Ottomans
Speaker 4: at the time to kind of he had to play
Speaker 4: a certain game between the Hungarian Empire that was overtly
Speaker 4: Christian and the Ottomans to the south, which were overtly Muslim,
Speaker 4: and he had to try to like Trapes and Drew
Speaker 4: and play the political game as best he could. So
Speaker 4: we asked for the Sultan's help to secure his throne,
Speaker 4: and the Sultan's like, fine, we'll help you, but you
Speaker 4: got to leave two prisoners, and by that we mean
Speaker 4: your two sons. So there was Vlad and I forget
Speaker 4: the brother's name with an R, but he basically they
Speaker 4: both were prisoners under the Ottomans. However, they were treated
Speaker 4: extremely well and got a really good education. The older
Speaker 4: brother kind of took to the Ottoman ways and he
Speaker 4: was very well liked in court. Meanwhile, Vlad was an
Speaker 4: absolute menace to them the entire time and hated their guts,
Speaker 4: but that that played in later on because he's learned
Speaker 4: how to speak with an Ottoman accent the Turkish language
Speaker 4: that helped him later on in his military campaigns.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting section of history.
Speaker 4: But to answer your question about possible ancient Adrenochrome esque
Speaker 4: type things, no, I'm not saying this is a confirmed fact,
Speaker 4: but it would stand to reason that if the story
Speaker 4: is true, massive massive if on that story again, a
Speaker 4: lot of it got mytholized and loured into things that
Speaker 4: we now see as Dracula from vampires. But if Vlad
Speaker 4: was to dip his bread in the blood of somebody
Speaker 4: that was actively being impaled, it would stand to reason
Speaker 4: that that would be highly ad renalized blood and potentially
Speaker 4: he would have gotten a adrenochrome hit off of it.
Speaker 2: Possibly.
Speaker 5: Awesome funny thing about Lad Topesch Vlad Dracultepesh is actually
Speaker 5: that the drag all Port which they bomb got Dracula
Speaker 5: from that actually means son of the dragon because his
Speaker 5: father was a part of a holy Christian sect and
Speaker 5: the fact that when Vlad went to war, he actually
Speaker 5: had the backing of the Catholic Church.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, which is crazy because he fought against the
Speaker 4: hungry Hungarians at one point, who put Vladislav the Second
Speaker 4: on the throne once he got kicked out of it,
Speaker 4: and then he retook it from them with the help
Speaker 4: of the sultan, and then got thrown to the sultan
Speaker 4: again later.
Speaker 2: It was a very wild time.
Speaker 5: It was only after his wife flung herself to her
Speaker 5: death because she got told that vlad dyed.
Speaker 16: Did he actually he eventually just gave up and accepted itself.
Speaker 16: His death in battle.
Speaker 4: Well, he uh, he was in prison. I thought he
Speaker 4: died in jail. He was imprisoned by the Hungarians at
Speaker 4: one point. No, no, no, no, no, he was in
Speaker 4: prison for a bit. Then his brother was on the throne.
Speaker 4: Then they put him on the throne because okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's called history.
Speaker 16: Bra I fucked. You gotta keep in mind, I fucked.
Speaker 16: I have that type ofism.
Speaker 5: While I hyper fixate on a certain subject and glad
Speaker 5: to pitch is what is actually who started me down
Speaker 5: the beautiful rabbit hole of torture.
Speaker 3: So, I don't know if it's a type of tism
Speaker 3: or if you just have tism, sam So, I think
Speaker 3: it's just tism all around, sir.
Speaker 2: But a good thing.
Speaker 16: It's like Pokemon, you gotta catch him all, dude.
Speaker 4: I just watched a Tasting History episode, which is where
Speaker 4: I got the inspiration for the ancient Adrena chrome. Oddly enough,
Speaker 4: uh it was one today that dropped about a potentially
Speaker 4: uh Wa Lakian recipe for like a sour cherry glaze
Speaker 4: that you would put on like a cornish game.
Speaker 2: Or something like that. Bro, when Thanksgiving rolls around and
Speaker 2: my family does the paygroast every year, I am making
Speaker 2: this so I could try it on pork because it
Speaker 2: sounds phenomenal.
Speaker 4: But it was inspired by some of the recipes from
Speaker 4: that area of the world during the time of lad
Speaker 4: So I think it's fucking dope.
Speaker 3: Well of the gods with your hand up, what are
Speaker 3: your thoughts?
Speaker 27: Well, vampires, were wolves, They're all real. Vatican Library says
Speaker 27: it is. Back in the early nineties when I went
Speaker 27: to OSU, you know, I was taking a lot of
Speaker 27: theology classes. We had access. This was you know, BBS
Speaker 27: telling net sessions and they were microfiched. They were translated
Speaker 27: into Italian, Greek, Latin English, very difficult to read, but
Speaker 27: still you could read them. The experiments they did, especially
Speaker 27: on where wolves was my go to on that one.
Speaker 27: They would chop off the hands of the werewolf while
Speaker 27: he was in transition, put it in another cell away
Speaker 27: from the individual. When the person transitioned back into human
Speaker 27: iss not necessarily folk human, but human ish, more human
Speaker 27: than he could pass as human, but not human. He
Speaker 27: was missing his hand, but it regenerated, but it regenerated
Speaker 27: as a paw, not a hand. Now they've documented this
Speaker 27: very very detailed. They've also their documentation of vampires is
Speaker 27: life essence. I can't tell you if that's blood, if
Speaker 27: that's a drenic chrom if that's semen. Yeah, you don't know,
Speaker 27: you know what they're but it is all real. The
Speaker 27: Black Priests are the ones that performed the pagan rituals,
Speaker 27: every single one of them, very well documented what worked,
Speaker 27: what didn't work. They have all this, but of course
Speaker 27: now it's all shut down. You cannot access those files,
Speaker 27: you can see those microfiche nothing.
Speaker 2: It's really so you know, we're going to school for theology, Yeah, that.
Speaker 27: Was my minor. My major was information technology.
Speaker 3: Just out of curiosity with with you going you know,
Speaker 3: as the minor for theology, did you go in with
Speaker 3: a belief in a specific religion. No, and did you
Speaker 3: come out with one?
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 3: Interesting, because I hear a lot of people that go
Speaker 3: to you know, take an interest in theology, and they're like, whoa,
Speaker 3: that completely changed my worldview.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 27: I was raised non non Christian, non non any type
Speaker 27: of religion. My mom had a fear of rich views,
Speaker 27: so she never pushed that on us as kids. You know,
Speaker 27: it's my adoptive parents, but she never pushed that on
Speaker 27: us as children. So I never got that mold to
Speaker 27: base out of. But I was always interested in different
Speaker 27: world religions and why people thought the way they thought,
Speaker 27: why wars were started over somebody's you know, skydaddy. I
Speaker 27: just never understood it. So that's why I went into
Speaker 27: the theology side to find out more, because I really wanted.
Speaker 20: To know more.
Speaker 3: It is fascinating looking at all of like the even
Speaker 3: the ancient religions like man like. And that's also why
Speaker 3: I don't have never gotten down with and I mean,
Speaker 3: as the resident Christian here, A lot of Christians that
Speaker 3: I've heard speak on this even growing up, would say
Speaker 3: that all other pagan deities are clearly demons that incarnated
Speaker 3: themselves into this person that deity, this goddess, whatever the case.
Speaker 4: And there are some that you could look at, like
Speaker 4: how they would be worshiped, and you'd be like, you
Speaker 4: know what, I see it. I see you're sacrificing babies
Speaker 4: in an oven to this deity. I could you see
Speaker 4: some sort of a demonic connection if you're looking at
Speaker 4: it through that lens, I get it.
Speaker 2: But I also feel like doing that to the entire
Speaker 2: pantheon of an entire culture is that's just missing so
Speaker 2: many cultural details. And like you're saying, looking at it theology,
Speaker 2: just as a study of religiosity from around the world,
Speaker 2: you have to take into account the thousands of years
Speaker 2: that was the lead up to these people worshiping a
Speaker 2: deity in a certain way to understand what that culture
Speaker 2: really was about. And it all ties in together. And
Speaker 2: then then when you look at it through that type
Speaker 2: of lens, you look at certain deities don't exactly line up,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean to say that, Like the
Speaker 2: Egyptians had a god of the ocean, so did the Greeks,
Speaker 2: so do the Romans.
Speaker 4: Clearly they're talking about the same god. Okay, maybe because
Speaker 4: they're talking about around the Mediterranean. They all knew each other.
Speaker 4: They all kind of knew what the stories were, and
Speaker 4: you could see how some of those blend.
Speaker 16: Yo.
Speaker 4: That god is completely separate from what the Chinese believed
Speaker 4: as far as the ocean god was concerned, which is
Speaker 4: completely different from.
Speaker 2: What the Polynesians believed of an ocean god.
Speaker 4: Like, you're you're missing so much by just classifying it
Speaker 4: all this it's just the demon.
Speaker 2: Like, bro, what.
Speaker 27: They all have different different features, different different attributes, different you.
Speaker 2: Know, story lines, characters.
Speaker 27: Everything is totally different, but yet it's kind of the same.
Speaker 27: So I could see where, oh, well, we're going to
Speaker 27: force that that pagan there and say this is how
Speaker 27: it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 27: And funny thing is my theology teacher was a bow
Speaker 27: tie wear every I'm just really, dude, you fit the stereotype.
Speaker 2: I love it. Well.
Speaker 4: Speaking of this Dougie raven, use some of you yourself.
Speaker 4: Do you have something to add on to the uh
Speaker 4: the Dracula thing?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 17: I was gonna you said it, OSU you went to beavers.
Speaker 27: Oklahoma State University.
Speaker 17: Oh okay, I was like, I was like, did you
Speaker 17: go to I was like, are you talking about the
Speaker 17: ducks and beefers.
Speaker 2: I was like in Oregon.
Speaker 17: It's it. It's a rivalry, saying like we have done here.
Speaker 2: But I was like other OSU, gotcha, Yeah, I.
Speaker 17: Was like Oregon State University. Gross.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess it would be the other other OSU
Speaker 3: because I would say probably the main one is Ohio State.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 17: Oh, yeah, I'm curious about them.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Yeah, I want to get back to the
Speaker 3: chat over here. Sorry, Sam. I literally we have read
Speaker 3: I think five minutes worth of chat today.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I'm looking We're at nine oh four on
Speaker 4: the time stamp that I'm looking at, and we have Wow,
Speaker 4: we gotta go all right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, uh, Dougie Blumpkins not a sin in the Bible,
Speaker 3: Blumpkin says, I mean, I guess that's true. Technically, I
Speaker 3: love you, Dougie, he said. Jonathan, hope you've been checking
Speaker 3: your Instagram. I've been trying to convert you to the
Speaker 3: Christian path. Yes, I have been purposely ignoring you, sir.
Speaker 2: I do love you.
Speaker 3: I do love you, though, he said, Get well, Jonathan,
Speaker 3: I hope we exercise your demon soon. My demon is unexercisable.
Speaker 3: You're gonna need a thousand Hill Mary's.
Speaker 2: And maybe.
Speaker 4: I don't believe hail Marys do it with that. But
Speaker 4: you know, maybe one day, maybe one day you'll see
Speaker 4: the light. But I will say this not just to you,
Speaker 4: but to everybody you know, on the day that Jonathan
Speaker 4: does decide that he is a Christian, if that day
Speaker 4: ever comes, and it may never come, it very well
Speaker 4: may never, it will be because Jonathan decided on his
Speaker 4: own from information that he found on his own. It
Speaker 4: will not be because anybody presented him with anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it definitely won't. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, and it's not that people think that I
Speaker 3: hate like religions and I hate Christianity and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It's really not the case. I just look at it differently,
Speaker 3: and maybe it's the wrong way. I'm not even suggesting
Speaker 3: to what I believe is the is the right way.
Speaker 3: It's just everybody has their beliefs as to why they
Speaker 3: believe thing. You know, everybody's different.
Speaker 2: M on your own though, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I I I'm stubborn, I guess is the term.
Speaker 3: But I mean everybody has a bit of stubbornness in them, like,
Speaker 3: you know, like sometimes people just can't convince you otherwise.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just like, especially whenever you're talking about
Speaker 3: spiritual things. It's like, you know, I believe personally that
Speaker 3: you know, the spirituality is more of a uh, it's
Speaker 3: an experience rather than a belief, and so I should
Speaker 3: be both though well, and I go off of, you know,
Speaker 3: my own personal experiences, and that's what I apply to it.
Speaker 3: So it's a little a little different anyway, let's see.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 3: Then he shared a sweater with Jesus putting a devil
Speaker 3: in a choke hold full Nelson.
Speaker 2: I think, no, that's not a full Nelson. It's just
Speaker 2: a regular choke hold. It says, Jesus has your back.
Speaker 2: I do like that sweater, though, like all jokes aside
Speaker 2: that that bit look pal.
Speaker 3: I would actually wear that to a Christmas party for sure.
Speaker 3: Ashton sent a meme It said, see two at mister
Speaker 3: theil or is it teal?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That you that your eggergres and thought forms remain in
Speaker 3: the immaterium, for when you give them metal bodies, they
Speaker 3: will only desire to be made flesh.
Speaker 2: Peter two knows about the anti christ. I'm Peter two. Yeah,
Speaker 2: south Park been fucking doing great.
Speaker 3: Tony said, Hasidam can be very anti Zionist Kiris Joel,
Speaker 3: for example, is.
Speaker 2: Don't know. I didn't I've never heard of the Hasidics
Speaker 2: being anti Zionist.
Speaker 3: But all right, Mario said, Mario said, super basic setup.
Speaker 3: Since I'm traveling. Oh okay, that's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're doing good, dude.
Speaker 3: Will of the Gods said, like Wednesday atoms, huh see,
Speaker 3: this is the problem that was in reference to.
Speaker 2: But it's all good.
Speaker 3: That's why we get so far behind that we forget
Speaker 3: what these it's even being alluded to. I know, I know,
Speaker 3: Zombie said, everyone ready for Sowen, Yes I am. I
Speaker 3: will be charging my crystals that night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we just did our Halloween episode today. It
Speaker 4: will be dropping on Halloween. We stayed away from the
Speaker 4: uh pagan versus whatever spiritual background to Halloween. It's been
Speaker 4: done so many times over by us even, And to
Speaker 4: be honest with you, all I can find on it
Speaker 4: right now is that multiple scholars are actually arguing back
Speaker 4: and forth whether it does or does not have its
Speaker 4: roots in paganism. To say that Souayne jumped immediately to
Speaker 4: Halloween that we would know in love in America, that's
Speaker 4: a bit of a fucking stretch. About as much of
Speaker 4: a stretch to say that Christmas is clearly Saturnalia. It's
Speaker 4: like they they may be celebrated at the same time
Speaker 4: of year, but the way the festivities go down are
Speaker 4: not even close to each other.
Speaker 2: And it's it's a big academic thing right now.
Speaker 4: So for this one, we stuck to Halloween themed conspiratorial conversation.
Speaker 2: I think it came out great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Unfortunately, there's a lot of religious people that just
Speaker 3: view everybody else's practices as it has to be demonic
Speaker 3: because it's not my religion, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, that's that's a very broad brush you're
Speaker 3: painting there, dude.
Speaker 4: Oh No, the scholars that I've been looking into, none
Speaker 4: of them are saying that Halloween or Saloween or whatever
Speaker 4: is like a Christian thing. They're saying that the holiday
Speaker 4: that we celebrate in America is based in a lot
Speaker 4: of Catholic traditions from Europe. But as far as the
Speaker 4: Halloween is celebrating the devil, Okay, if you take it
Speaker 4: to that level, sure, you know, if you're worshiping Satan
Speaker 4: as a form of your Halloween celebration, then like.
Speaker 3: Okay, now the veil is at its thinnest, maybe you know,
Speaker 3: thinner to the underworld. Is that what they're referring to now,
Speaker 3: the ones that are saying that it's clearly satanic, right,
Speaker 3: they're not talking about the veil being thinner or anything
Speaker 3: like that. They're just saying that there's more people that
Speaker 3: are practicing demonic sorcery on Halloween than any other night
Speaker 3: throughout the year.
Speaker 2: And again that might be true, but they could choose
Speaker 2: any day of the year to do that.
Speaker 4: Like, it's not that the date itself of October thirty
Speaker 4: first is more of a spiritual day than anything else
Speaker 4: per the Satanic belief system. Now that, of course the
Speaker 4: pagan roots and that there's this kind of thing, but
Speaker 4: those celebrations that took place, even if you're looking pagan
Speaker 4: take away, demonic take away, that the pagan celebrations that
Speaker 4: took place around that time of year are completely removed.
Speaker 2: There might be one or two similarities to what we
Speaker 2: would know today as Halloween.
Speaker 4: But the way that so many Christian people look at
Speaker 4: Halloween as a pagan ritual is uh, it's a bit wild,
Speaker 4: to say the least. It's one of those game of
Speaker 4: telephone situations that's just been retold so much that they
Speaker 4: just accepted to be facts.
Speaker 3: I've also been told by a bunch of people that
Speaker 3: are into the craft, they say that actually, Halloween isn't
Speaker 3: even the night where the veil is at his thinnest.
Speaker 3: They'll say that, well, purge is not actually is. So
Speaker 3: it's like it's not even something that's entirely agreed.
Speaker 2: Upon, exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: So again the Halloween episode this year, we stuck clear
Speaker 4: of all of that shit and we stuck strictly to
Speaker 4: Halloween conspiratorial conversation, and again I think.
Speaker 2: It was great. Honey Badger, do you give a shit sir?
Speaker 25: Speaking on Halloween back in the day, they say, checked
Speaker 25: the checking candy for razor blade? And shit, right, that
Speaker 25: wasn't my biggest concern. My biggest concern was that was
Speaker 25: that fudge get taken? Did the helicopter that chocolate?
Speaker 4: So we just we talked about that on this episode
Speaker 4: as well as far as the whole check in.
Speaker 2: The candy for razor blades.
Speaker 4: There was one case where there were some teenagers that
Speaker 4: were sticking needles into like kitkats and shit. But it
Speaker 4: wasn't like dirty needles. They weren't trying to drug anybody.
Speaker 4: These kids are just being shitheads and we're like just
Speaker 4: doing this for the lulls. One person got like slightly
Speaker 4: poked in the lip. The rest of the kids.
Speaker 2: When you bite into a kit cat and feel something
Speaker 2: hard as fuck, you pull out, So nobody actually was
Speaker 2: like injured from this. The other thing about checking the
Speaker 2: candy because of the drugs and shit, Yo, no adult
Speaker 2: is wasting good drugs on these turlin's. Let's just get
Speaker 2: that out of the way now. There was only two
Speaker 2: cases in America where there was drugs and candy and
Speaker 2: Halloween in the same context, both of which were shitthead adults,
Speaker 2: and these kids paid the price for it, that's all.
Speaker 2: And it was like not a one dude handing out
Speaker 2: drugs candy to a whole neighborhood. It was a kid
Speaker 2: that got into his uncle's heroin stashed and the mom
Speaker 2: covered for him and shit and got brought into his
Speaker 2: justice later. And then a dad that killed his own kid,
Speaker 2: blaming it on a pixie stick that was laced with
Speaker 2: side and I that he laced to make an insurance claim.
Speaker 2: It's all in the episode we go in depth on it,
Speaker 2: but Yeah, the whole razor blade in the candy, Like,
Speaker 2: that's that's fucking ridiculous. A word about it.
Speaker 25: The tea bagged look the chocolate, you know, to make
Speaker 25: a make pumpkin cutout.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, I definitely don't want any Framunda cheese on
Speaker 3: my hershey bar.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: If you're checking your kids candy for cleanliness reasons, then like, yeah,
Speaker 4: good shit. It's the same way you wouldn't buy a
Speaker 4: package of chicken from the store and see that it's
Speaker 4: been torn open and you're like, oh, well, it'll be fine.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna cook it out it. Know the fuck
Speaker 4: you wouldn't. You would leave it the fuck alone. Okay,
Speaker 4: for food and cleanliness and hygiene reasons. Same thing with
Speaker 4: your kids candy check it, of course, but nobody's drugging
Speaker 4: your children. Okay, zombie raven Lee, go ahead.
Speaker 17: So lastly five years, there's been a huge push from
Speaker 17: a lot of I don't normally do the religious talk,
Speaker 17: but Halloween happens to be obviously my favorite holiday of
Speaker 17: the year, and I get I lived in the place
Speaker 17: last year that was very Bible Belt Southern and they
Speaker 17: felt some type of way about my spooky pumpkins, which
Speaker 17: is like the most minimum decorations I do, and they
Speaker 17: were like, it's too demonic. You need to put your
Speaker 17: pumpkins away. And I started looking into like this whole push.
Speaker 17: There is a huge movement that's still happening about a
Speaker 17: lot of Christians in particular and Catholics that are seeing
Speaker 17: that like overall, you cannot celebrate Halloween at any like
Speaker 17: any way period. The whole thing is just evil and
Speaker 17: you can't like a lot of the kids at school
Speaker 17: can't participate in it, and they can't have candy or
Speaker 17: anything like that because like the whole thing is ceremonial
Speaker 17: and it I always kind of just thought it was
Speaker 17: interesting that like this is the one holiday we're gonna
Speaker 17: we're gonna pick and choose to feel some type of way.
Speaker 3: On dude, you're dress up and going to or door
Speaker 3: for candy, Like, bro, it started as a Catholic thing
Speaker 3: All hallows E before All Saints' Day.
Speaker 2: That's wow.
Speaker 17: It's crazy that it started as a Catholic thing but
Speaker 17: has been turned into this whole thing, and like it's
Speaker 17: it's gotten to the point now like they're saying like
Speaker 17: petitions to try to like make sure it gets stopped
Speaker 17: in places and stuff like that, and like, you know,
Speaker 17: they they shouldn't be able to celebrate it at school
Speaker 17: because it goes against people's religious beliefs now, and like
Speaker 17: it's it's partaking of the devil, and it's satanic and
Speaker 17: it's all this stuff, and it's just you know, the
Speaker 17: guy that did in Texas, that did the whorehouse where
Speaker 17: like he had like the fountain of Blood and all
Speaker 17: this stuff. First of all, his decorations were on point,
Speaker 17: so everyone could get fucked. Secondly, the neighbors, like a
Speaker 17: lot of the neighbors were down with it. But like
Speaker 17: because it wasn't some soft, you know, little blow up
Speaker 17: blue dolls in the front yard, people feel some type
Speaker 17: of way because if you have blood on anything, then
Speaker 17: clearly you're satanic. And it's like that's not even the
Speaker 17: case at all.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I mean, don't Christians say that
Speaker 3: they're cleansed in the blood of Christ.
Speaker 9: I mean there's a.
Speaker 2: Little blood going on. Here's the deal.
Speaker 4: There are people that take things too far, Okay, and
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about this one guy in Texas you're
Speaker 4: talking about, but we all know people that take Halloween
Speaker 4: way too fucking far.
Speaker 2: As far as like your small little subdivision get together goes,
Speaker 2: what's an example of that?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: Okay, So if you've got a group of four year
Speaker 4: olds that are like walking up to your garage to
Speaker 4: get candy, maybe just do it out. Maybe you don't
Speaker 4: chase them down the fucking street with a chainsaw. They're
Speaker 4: four years old.
Speaker 2: Okay. For the teenagers, it's good. Yeah, no, it's not.
Speaker 3: Get a little cardiomometizing.
Speaker 2: I have a four year old. I can tell you
Speaker 2: now that that would ruin it for him, and he
Speaker 2: never want to do Halloween again. I'm saying that. Use
Speaker 2: that for the teenagers the older kids. There are people
Speaker 2: that take things too far. Okay, I think we can
Speaker 2: all agree on that. But that being said, oh my.
Speaker 4: God, Okay, as far as the whole fear based thing goes,
Speaker 4: let's not forget the fact that most of the Catholic
Speaker 4: churches have gargoyles all over them to scare away the
Speaker 4: evil spirits. And as far as the Halloween traditions of
Speaker 4: scaring away evil spirits goes, yet again based in Catholicism,
Speaker 4: not paganism.
Speaker 2: But hey, but what the fuck do I know?
Speaker 3: I guess I don't know, people forget about gargoyles. You know,
Speaker 3: that was such a good cartoon back in the day.
Speaker 2: Oh, one of the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Spirit Animal, the gargoyle of the Cult of Conspiracy.
Speaker 16: Thank you, Oh, thank you. By the way, I like
Speaker 16: I like Hudson. He was my favorite character.
Speaker 5: Oh, the old the one that says a laddie, the
Speaker 5: half blind, discuntled bastard.
Speaker 16: He's always my favorite. Funny enough that that.
Speaker 5: Cartoon is actually what started a bunch of like the
Speaker 5: monster in a species porn in the book side of
Speaker 5: Females Literacy.
Speaker 16: But no, yeah, I actually learned that today picktoks are weird. Anyway,
Speaker 16: I was learning. I actually learned a thing about the British.
Speaker 16: Did you know that? I say butts?
Speaker 5: But did you know that during uh when the Roman
Speaker 5: was trying to take over that while they were walking
Speaker 5: the uh it done the durned bass like where past
Speaker 5: the battle bays Stone took part of uh Go go.
Speaker 5: About a thousand years before that there was the Romans
Speaker 5: getting fucked up by the Germanic tribes in it on
Speaker 5: that today. Yeah, I can't remember what battle it was called,
Speaker 5: but it was an entire like almost an entire uh
Speaker 5: not a Legian, because I don't know if it was
Speaker 5: a legion or the Praetorians, but they got completely wiped out.
Speaker 4: The Clitoria, I know, the Roman ninth Legion, and I
Speaker 4: want to see even the tenth were also completely decimated
Speaker 4: in Britannia fighting against the Gauls and the Celts and
Speaker 4: things like that. So I mean, that's when the whole
Speaker 4: If you ever seen the movie where Channing Tatum is
Speaker 4: supposedly like a Roman soldier that's going back to find
Speaker 4: the Eagle and all that, that is based off of
Speaker 4: that decimation that took place.
Speaker 2: And there are some that say, I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: I believe this personally.
Speaker 4: You have to go through a couple of mental hoops
Speaker 4: and some like pseudohistory along with real history to.
Speaker 2: Come to this conclusion.
Speaker 4: But there's some that say that that's how the uh
Speaker 4: Holy Grail ended up in Britain because the Ninth Legion
Speaker 4: during the time of Jesus was the one that was
Speaker 4: in charge of Judea and then cut to a couple
Speaker 4: you know years later, they end up in Britannia, which
Speaker 4: we would now call England and they were completely wiped out.
Speaker 4: So it's The story goes that, like the Celtic tribes
Speaker 4: ended up with the Holy Grail and they used it
Speaker 4: as a religious relic and then it was later rediscovered
Speaker 4: by the Catholics that you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a crazy story.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like a lot like how people say the only
Speaker 5: ways I Hitler was so good at the beginning of
Speaker 5: the wars because he had the spew of destiny.
Speaker 2: Which that whole story didn't come around until like the
Speaker 2: thirteen hundreds, But yeah, they are.
Speaker 16: They also say that.
Speaker 5: There it was also up to the thirteen hundreds that
Speaker 5: they said that there was a They started saying that
Speaker 5: there was a wondering Drew and started that while the earth,
Speaker 5: they started comparing him to Kane, yeah and everything. So
Speaker 5: I'm like, even though that it said that he was
Speaker 5: killed by le Mec, his great guden.
Speaker 4: Son, and then of course that's around the same timeframe
Speaker 4: and area of the world where the Cudgo were operating,
Speaker 4: and clearly they were like the descendants of.
Speaker 2: And you see what I'm saying, and.
Speaker 5: Not a lot of you religiously, but wouldn't the Canaanites
Speaker 5: be the descendants of Canes?
Speaker 16: His said because they were wandering tribe.
Speaker 5: They did the child's sacrifice and the fact that his
Speaker 5: fucking name is in the title.
Speaker 2: Yes and no.
Speaker 4: The Canaanites were also supposedly an entire nation that was
Speaker 4: inhabited by giants and shit it. This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of myth and lore and legend that
Speaker 4: goes into a lot of this.
Speaker 3: Dougie need to talk about that show YEA Dougie said,
Speaker 3: some grow it, Uh, some grow it, others don't. Are
Speaker 3: we talking about beards or marijuana?
Speaker 4: I think we were talking about beards at nine to
Speaker 4: fourteen when we had that quote going there. But you know, hey,
Speaker 4: it could be that the old blessed herb as well.
Speaker 2: They've done both. Yeah, let's see.
Speaker 3: Zombie shared a post that says Somalia's child marriage ban
Speaker 3: overturned earned Somalia's parliament passed the bill to align with
Speaker 3: international standards and protects girls from child marriage, but it
Speaker 3: lasted less than a day. Religious leaders and male protesters
Speaker 3: condemned the measure as a violation of Sharia, pressuring lawmakers
Speaker 3: to reverse it within twenty four hours. Under Somalia's current
Speaker 3: legal frameworks, sharia overrides federal statutes allowing girls to be
Speaker 3: married once deemed in quotes mature, sometimes as young as ten.
Speaker 3: The reversal exposes how Islamic law is used to defend
Speaker 3: child marriage and uphold abuse.
Speaker 4: That's Somalia is doing it, and now Iraq they just
Speaker 4: made it to where he can marry her a girl
Speaker 4: who's nine years old.
Speaker 2: That just happened a couple of weeks ago without telling me,
Speaker 2: your fucking pedophile.
Speaker 3: That's Sharia law for you, Mohammed, that's the ghettos dude.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: The Kabala king said, yo, what's up everyone? So what's
Speaker 3: everyone's thoughts on this Three I Atlas alien invasion?
Speaker 2: I don't buy it. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't believe it's gonna be no alien invasion. I
Speaker 4: think the three Eye Atlas is probably just a meteor
Speaker 4: or a comet or something like that.
Speaker 2: It's very interesting.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: Some of the things that it's doing is something we've
Speaker 4: never seen an asteroid do before. And I hope that
Speaker 4: we get a better look at it when it comes
Speaker 4: back around the sun more towards us. But I am,
Speaker 4: as of this moment, very subject to change. I'm not
Speaker 4: the belief that this is some sort of an alien craft.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised if they push it as an
Speaker 3: alien invasion though, because you always hear, like everybody that
Speaker 3: talks about the New World Order, they always say, dude,
Speaker 3: an alien invasion is the final card that they're gonna pull.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fuck all that we have a second moon for
Speaker 2: the next like eighty six years, and no one's talking
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 16: It's not even a moon though, Like, technically.
Speaker 5: Speaking, it's an asteroid that's locked in orbit, teenthoid orbit round,
Speaker 5: So do it technically it is a moon because our
Speaker 5: moon is locked in both title uh locked it's titleducked
Speaker 5: around our thing, and that that's a moon. So therefore
Speaker 5: they both it's not unlikely that it's not It is
Speaker 5: not uncommon for a planet to have multiple moons. Hill
Speaker 5: Jupiter has like what twenty six of them, bitches. So
Speaker 5: if we can have more than one fucking moon by
Speaker 5: an asteroid that is smaller than Pluto can be considered
Speaker 5: of a moon. Why the fuck can't Pluto be considered
Speaker 5: a regular fucking.
Speaker 4: Planning Because at one point Pluto was a moon of Neptune,
Speaker 4: and they're saying that it's gonna get back into orbit
Speaker 4: with Neptune and a few millennium or whatever the fuck.
Speaker 4: But even still, I'm curious, and I haven't looked at
Speaker 4: the exact size of this new moon that we have.
Speaker 4: I'm curious if it's gonna make tides go even higher,
Speaker 4: and if certain quote unquote experts are gonna use this
Speaker 4: to further their global warming and rising sea.
Speaker 2: Level bullshit narrative. I'm interested in it.
Speaker 4: I don't know if this thing is big enough to
Speaker 4: even affect our gravitational pull like that on the oceans,
Speaker 4: but I think it's interesting. And again, it's kind of
Speaker 4: cool that we have a second moon for the next
Speaker 4: eighty five or six years or whatever the fuck.
Speaker 3: I think it's cool, says Earth has adopted a newish
Speaker 3: traveling companion. It's a tiny asteroid with quasi moon status,
Speaker 3: named twenty twenty five seven by astronomers. Not to be
Speaker 3: mistaken with a mini moon. A celestial object follows an
Speaker 3: orbit similar to Earth's route around the Sun, rather than
Speaker 3: an orbit around the Earth. It sticks close to Earth
Speaker 3: as it makes each annual rotation along the Sun around
Speaker 3: the Sun. Along with our planet's six other quasi moons, Oh,
Speaker 3: we have more than just that one.
Speaker 2: I think it's kind of cool. That's all, eh, And
Speaker 2: who knows that the moon does not affect anything on
Speaker 2: our Earth whatsoever.
Speaker 4: But if it does, I could see some experts claiming
Speaker 4: that it's because we're, you know, doing bad things with
Speaker 4: carbon or some shit.
Speaker 16: Probably technic if you really want to be technical about it.
Speaker 5: All the sad lights that we have up in space
Speaker 5: could be technically called moons if you really want to
Speaker 5: be in it, you really want to nitpick the situation
Speaker 5: because they orbit, they're in orbit locked with they are
Speaker 5: locked in orbit with our planets, so therefore they are
Speaker 5: technically moons.
Speaker 2: I don't, but it's not a naturally forming mass I know.
Speaker 5: That's why they're technical. While yes, they're called satellites both
Speaker 5: because we call them that.
Speaker 16: That's also the technical toms satellites. I really like space.
Speaker 5: Also the moon of Pluto, uh, it spits out the
Speaker 5: volcanoes on it spits out ice, and I can't remember
Speaker 5: which planet it rains that it's on, but it raans diamonds.
Speaker 2: I've heard of a planet that wens diamonds, which is
Speaker 2: just compressed carbon but still cool as.
Speaker 16: Fuck, which is also my grandma always said the diamonds
Speaker 16: of the Gold's best friend. Just like a dog's a
Speaker 16: man's best friend.
Speaker 2: That is an old adage that they used to sell
Speaker 2: blood diamonds back in the day, for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but speaking on the three Atlas Midnight, cong said,
Speaker 3: I guess they are saying, if it speeds up after
Speaker 3: passing the Sun, it is a definite sign of intelligence.
Speaker 2: That's not How is that a definite sign of Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: it will speed up once it passes the sun. Just
Speaker 2: so everyone's clear.
Speaker 4: And the same thing with the two eye and the
Speaker 4: one eye did the exact same things. Because all of
Speaker 4: the gases that are not only liquefied but ice on
Speaker 4: the surface of this object, once it gets by the sun,
Speaker 4: these things melt and they go sublime. So it's basically
Speaker 4: gonna have a gaseous push to force it even faster
Speaker 4: once it melts some of that off once it gets
Speaker 4: closer to the sun. How the fuck is that showing intelligence?
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Um Ope, Will of the God said so basically when
Speaker 3: it's too late to do anything to know Ashton. Essentially,
Speaker 3: Ashton said, probably just an extra extra stellar commet, which
Speaker 3: is still cool. But some people I follow are using
Speaker 3: it energetically for manifesting rituals.
Speaker 2: I've seen a lot of that. That's fucking retarded to
Speaker 2: me too. You know, yeah, whatever teach their own will.
Speaker 3: If the gods said, do you boo boo, not gonna
Speaker 3: interfere with someone's beliefs.
Speaker 2: Bro if it works, run with it. I agree.
Speaker 5: Umm.
Speaker 3: Dougie said, damn dirty.
Speaker 4: Apes talked about them. U Monkey's escaped, at least the
Speaker 4: one monkey.
Speaker 3: Spirit Animal posted a picture of it looks like Scarecrow
Speaker 3: from Batman, and it says when he says he's a
Speaker 3: killer in the sack, but you misunderstood.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I thought it's uh Fuddy, I mean not Fuddy
Speaker 5: but Jason from Faddy the Thirteenth, which I have the
Speaker 5: camp because relate.
Speaker 2: Oh, I swore that that was from Django unchained.
Speaker 4: All I hear is criticized, criticized, criticized.
Speaker 2: I thought that's what that was from. I'll be funny.
Speaker 5: No, but that is a funny scene because then they
Speaker 5: all get killed, except the one guy says, next time,
Speaker 5: don't you ask me your mind for nothing, young grateful
Speaker 5: sons of bitches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, every white person in that movie dies, which is hilarious.
Speaker 3: The big d It's funny the Big d said, I
Speaker 3: want to train a monkey to undo bikini tops on
Speaker 3: the beach.
Speaker 2: I could imagine that monkey getting arrested.
Speaker 3: Skunky said, train a monkey to roll a blunt, Now,
Speaker 3: that would be impressive. I mean, you know, a good
Speaker 3: sized blunt is said to be like a gorilla finger,
Speaker 3: So what makes it? And then Mario says, I can
Speaker 3: get you all some pure coke for the monkeys, of course.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I'm still kind of curious if you
Speaker 4: were to just kind of especially in the realm of
Speaker 4: like warfare, using animals for this purpose.
Speaker 2: It's cruel to the animals. Yeah, it's warfare. Shut up.
Speaker 4: So like if you were hypothetically to like give a
Speaker 4: silverback or a chump some blow and just see what happens.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's no way of training him enough to
Speaker 4: where you don't know if they're going to turn on
Speaker 4: you next or anything.
Speaker 2: But you know, I'm curious.
Speaker 3: So is that Ashton posted a picture of the of
Speaker 3: a monkey? Is that the monkey like the type of
Speaker 3: monkey that that got, you know, escaped?
Speaker 2: Maybe that thing looks so now that's the world's smallest monkey.
Speaker 2: I don't know why to escape?
Speaker 3: You ever seen those finger monkeys. Those things are fucking awesome.
Speaker 2: That's what that is.
Speaker 16: That's the world's smallest I love those things, so said
Speaker 16: finger monkey.
Speaker 14: Dude.
Speaker 3: They're so tiny they wrap around your fucking finger. Oh
Speaker 3: no way, yeah, yeah, they're fucking awesome. And they fly
Speaker 3: and ship. I mean not fly, but it looks like
Speaker 3: they're flying because they're so small. Shit Mario said, we
Speaker 3: have panthers in Lake Amistad del Rio, Texas.
Speaker 2: Yep, I believe it.
Speaker 4: There are so many places where the wildlife and fisheries
Speaker 4: will say we have no big heads to live in
Speaker 4: this area, and then there's trail.
Speaker 2: Cams that will say completely opposite information.
Speaker 3: So I'm with that, Skunky said, being from South Carolina,
Speaker 3: my dad's Junkyard had claw makes on cars.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Skunky, I cannot read that.
Speaker 3: Sir Okay Will the God says back in the early nineties,
Speaker 3: I went to college. Oh, I think that's what we
Speaker 3: were talking about earlier. Yeah, Spirit Animals said, I like
Speaker 3: Trinny the Yellow Ranger. Also in Super Sentai, which is
Speaker 3: the original Japanese Power Rangers, only the only the Pink
Speaker 3: Ranger is female. Also in the American ports, all the
Speaker 3: our part, all the scenes as Rangers was literally from
Speaker 3: the Japanese foo footage, just dubbed over word.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, we were talking about Power Rangers way earlier
Speaker 2: on We Gotta we Gotta catch up.
Speaker 16: Also, okay, the Black Ranger.
Speaker 5: If you watch when he does them often time, you
Speaker 5: actually see that he's missing his finger, which actually kept.
Speaker 16: In the only parts where they had to do the
Speaker 16: choreography for the fighting.
Speaker 5: You if you pay attention, you there's only a few
Speaker 5: scenes where you actually ever see and with this at disability.
Speaker 3: Big D said, I've got a head out y'all. Most
Speaker 3: of the time I don't talk, but it feels good
Speaker 3: to have more details than the news. Pardon me for
Speaker 3: being nervous. I know my voice was shaky. You see
Speaker 3: all next week, dude, Big D. You're awesome, dude, awesome.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 3: Mario said, Ice has to do, has its job to do.
Speaker 3: But fuck man, they even got me carried around my
Speaker 3: birth certificate. I'm a six foot tall, tattooed brown dude
Speaker 3: in a nice truck. I always happen to get handcuffed
Speaker 3: when I'm detained.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's shitty, But you're also a citizen and
Speaker 2: you could prove that so, I mean, I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: you're not getting harassed too heavily.
Speaker 3: Will the Guy said, it's because they are voting. This
Speaker 3: is why they are all going out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's that's one of the reasons. But
Speaker 2: it's a multifaceted problem that we have going on right now.
Speaker 2: The voting is absolutely an issue, but it's there's there's
Speaker 2: more to it than just one prong on this, this tritent,
Speaker 2: If you will, God.
Speaker 3: Is Love said yo, yo yo, what up?
Speaker 2: Fulls hanging and banging as you do, sir as you do?
Speaker 2: Hell yeah.
Speaker 3: Spirit Animal said, I'm gonna carve a blunket on a
Speaker 3: pumpkin once again.
Speaker 2: Where there's a will, there's a way.
Speaker 4: I am hoping that y'all will post some pictures to
Speaker 4: where we can see what the fuck that looks like.
Speaker 4: Hopefully it's like clean enough to where it can be
Speaker 4: going on social media. Will the God says, it's apple
Speaker 4: cider time. It is indeed indeed, which also apple cider,
Speaker 4: in my opinion, is a year round drink.
Speaker 2: Just gonna throw that out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, um Skunky said, Whiskey and eggnog.
Speaker 4: Is me, Yeah, dude, my go to Christmas drink. Is
Speaker 4: that Tennessee, honey with the eggnog you can.
Speaker 2: You gotta be careful and track yourself though, because you'll
Speaker 2: put eight shots in one glass of eggnog and still
Speaker 2: not be able to taste it. You gotta gotta watch
Speaker 2: your shit on that.
Speaker 3: But yes, yes, white boy Wizard said, Local Dairy does
Speaker 3: chocolate nog for holidays, and holy fuck is it delicious
Speaker 3: chocolate nog?
Speaker 2: Oh man, that sounds really good. Actually, oh dude, I
Speaker 2: have an eggnog recipe that I'm gonna make, but like,
Speaker 2: I never thought about adding chocolate to this shit. Holy fuck.
Speaker 28: Yeah, dude, chocolate nog is the fucking bomb. I didn't
Speaker 28: even like eggnog as a kid, and then I tried
Speaker 28: chocolate nog and now I love eggnog.
Speaker 2: Also, Oh yeah, dude.
Speaker 3: He also said that Olive Garden is hot garbage. That's
Speaker 3: a hot take, my boy, wizard, explain yourself, He said,
Speaker 3: at least do their sister store, Red Lobster.
Speaker 28: I love my wife and I worked at one with
Speaker 28: her for six months, but she worked there for like
Speaker 28: eight years. And yeah, fuck Olive Garden.
Speaker 4: I mean, you're not going there for authentic Italian cuisine.
Speaker 4: That's like going to a Taco bell.
Speaker 2: For authentic Mexican food. I get that, but I'll give
Speaker 2: you that, but for the price tag and the quality
Speaker 2: of food you're getting. I fox with Olive garden Man,
Speaker 2: especially that soup salad Bristick, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 9: I like the food.
Speaker 2: I like the food, but how about that?
Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 2: You know what, though, look to give him a little
Speaker 2: credit here.
Speaker 3: I mean, how many restaurants have people worked at and
Speaker 3: they can no longer even look at the food anymore
Speaker 3: because they know what goes on in the kitchen and
Speaker 3: you know, like I've I've been there because yeah, that's
Speaker 3: why I like, I have a hard time eating at
Speaker 3: Chili's because I used to work there, and that's that's rough.
Speaker 2: Still fuck up with a rack of baby back ribs,
Speaker 2: like it ain't nobody business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, until you find out somebody is licking the barbecue
Speaker 3: sauce on the ribs. You know that that'll probably put
Speaker 3: a little different taste.
Speaker 2: In your mouth. This is why you are always kind
Speaker 2: to your weight staff, good cult members.
Speaker 4: I cannot stress this enough. Number one rule of eating
Speaker 4: out be nice to the people that are making your food.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anybody who's ever seen down anybody who's ever seen
Speaker 3: Waiting with Ryan Reynolds. That's one of the best, one
Speaker 3: of the classic restaurant movies.
Speaker 2: Oh, one of the one of the restaurants I worked
Speaker 2: out when I was in high school. Same fucking thing.
Speaker 4: If one of the waitresses came in, because we were
Speaker 4: all homies, and if one of the waitresses came in,
Speaker 4: and especially it was the small town like we knew
Speaker 4: who the regulars were.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? You got some out of
Speaker 2: towner that would come in and act a complete ass
Speaker 2: to one of our weight staff. Dude, yeah, you're you
Speaker 2: probably need.
Speaker 4: To leave now before your entre comes out, because God
Speaker 4: help you if you eat that shit.
Speaker 3: Kabala King said, any word from Timothy, Zombie and Jonathan
Speaker 3: was that his name? The Christian slave guy? And Zombie said, Nope,
Speaker 3: not a word yet. That's Timothy, And I will say
Speaker 3: he still is on Patreon, So shout out to Timothy.
Speaker 3: But hasn't come and gotten his flowers on a live
Speaker 3: show ever since then.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that.
Speaker 4: He has done some soul searching and some biblical scholarly
Speaker 4: work to know what he's talking about. Is he young
Speaker 4: so that if and when he does come back, he'll
Speaker 4: be a revived person who's like, listen, y'all.
Speaker 2: I was completely out of pocket.
Speaker 4: I have learned the air of my ways, and I'm
Speaker 4: sorry for just kicking the hornets nests for the fuck
Speaker 4: of it. I see now that slavery is wrong in
Speaker 4: every context, and did your servitude is not exactly what
Speaker 4: I was going on about. I thought I had an
Speaker 4: idea of what that was, and I was wrong. I've
Speaker 4: been shown the error of my ways. I'm hoping that
Speaker 4: that is the character arc that we see take place. Tamothy,
Speaker 4: if you're out there, join us on a Tuesday night,
Speaker 4: but please come correct.
Speaker 3: I will say he did say something about mushrooms, because
Speaker 3: I don't know if it was me or somebody else
Speaker 3: that said you need to go to do some mushrooms
Speaker 3: and he said that it would taint his holy temple
Speaker 3: or something along those lines, and I was like, bro,
Speaker 3: get closer to God. That's the way to do it,
Speaker 3: right there, baby.
Speaker 4: If mushrooms are tainting your holy temple, then I'm assuming
Speaker 4: alcohol does as well.
Speaker 2: Right, So, like you're living completely clean and sober by
Speaker 2: the logic and no sugar, no caffeine, none of that.
Speaker 17: And just say slavery. Let's just not let that one go.
Speaker 16: I'm sorry.
Speaker 17: That's not gonna be gone where anytime soon for me.
Speaker 3: So, you know, fucked up, Timothy, you got on Zombie's
Speaker 3: bad side again.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping that he comes back and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I was out of pocket and I apologize to all
Speaker 4: the good cult members in the world. That would be
Speaker 4: a great character arc for him to take again. Timothy, Hey,
Speaker 4: I know you're listening. You're you're you're a member of
Speaker 4: the Patreon community. Come join us on a Tuesday and uh,
Speaker 4: you know, recant some things if you want, double down,
Speaker 4: if you want. I would highly recommend you don't do that.
Speaker 4: But like, if you're gonna, then like have your facts
Speaker 4: in order, you know, all the things, all the stuff.
Speaker 26: Yeah, he could changes take to sharecropping, but even so,
Speaker 26: you know.
Speaker 4: Like there there's a way, if you're gonna even talk
Speaker 4: about the indentured servitude thing, then talk about sharecropping. Right,
Speaker 4: there's there's ways that this has been done in the past,
Speaker 4: and it's not like it's an inherently good thing.
Speaker 2: The the lower end of that totem pole still get fucked,
Speaker 2: but better than the the other one, Yeah, it's at
Speaker 2: least slightly better.
Speaker 4: But like man, and even if you're gonna go for
Speaker 4: the slavery gambit, look, if you, as an individual want
Speaker 4: to sell yourself into slavery for whatever your reasons are,
Speaker 4: then like, look, I'm not standing in the way of
Speaker 4: that you do you but to say that it's okay
Speaker 4: as like a rule of law that we should all
Speaker 4: abide by because of a rule from three thousand years
Speaker 4: ago that applied to the culture and time and place.
Speaker 4: That's this is why I always say, when reading the Bible,
Speaker 4: Old Testament, New Testament, whatever, look at the time, the place,
Speaker 4: and the audience to get the context. Some of these
Speaker 4: things are meant to be taken in the context to
Speaker 4: which they were written, and some of these things are
Speaker 4: supposed to be applied to.
Speaker 2: Our day and age in our life today.
Speaker 4: It is so important that you have discernment, which the
Speaker 4: Bible tells us to all have when you look at
Speaker 4: these things.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I also want to say that is the guy that
Speaker 3: was trying to chew me out for the for the
Speaker 3: uh Noah's Arc episode.
Speaker 2: To be fair, you got chewed out by more than
Speaker 2: just him. Although he did live with that intention.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, he came in hot and man, that's that's
Speaker 3: kind of crazy. I mean, teach their own.
Speaker 2: But go ahead, Raven, you've unmuted yourself a few times.
Speaker 2: What you got.
Speaker 17: I was just gonna say that, like, you know, Africa
Speaker 17: is a great place for him if he wants to
Speaker 17: go that route. You know there's slave markets. You're welcome
Speaker 17: to do that and experience that for yourself, I guess.
Speaker 17: But no, like he tripled down even after I explained
Speaker 17: what slavery was and like what and gingered servitude was
Speaker 17: and what it looked like. So I don't think there's
Speaker 17: any recanting at least in my eyes. And you guys
Speaker 17: might be forgiving, I will not.
Speaker 2: I mean, he didn't even know what chattel slavery was.
Speaker 2: He had never heard the term chattel slavery. And it's like,
Speaker 2: so he's just he's just coming out of fucking nowhere
Speaker 2: on this one. But I mean, yes to your point, Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you want to sell yourself in a slavery go
Speaker 2: Mauritania is a country that exists, and open air slave
Speaker 2: markets are a cultural thing in that country. Still to
Speaker 2: this day, Libya has open air slave markets going on
Speaker 2: as we speak, So, like, you know, that's a thing
Speaker 2: if you are about that life. But boy, oh boy,
Speaker 2: here in the good old us of A that's not
Speaker 2: been allowed since you know, the mid eighteen hundreds. It's
Speaker 2: kind of there was a whole war about it. Perhaps
Speaker 2: we heard of it. Anyway.
Speaker 3: Ignorance is not always bliss, you know, No, it's really not.
Speaker 3: Will of the Gods said, Yo, I'm in Richmond, Virginia.
Speaker 3: Might be able to come see you in DC.
Speaker 2: Fuck yeah, that'd be dope.
Speaker 4: We're we are swinging through Quadico as well to check
Speaker 4: out the Marine Corps Museum. So but we are only
Speaker 4: going to be there for like a day because that's
Speaker 4: going to be on our drive back and we got
Speaker 4: time stamps to keep. But would love to see you
Speaker 4: out and about in DC if you're there, that'd be dope.
Speaker 3: Spirit Animals said, you get me fucked up enough, my
Speaker 3: ass will sing all the white girl bops.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what that was in reference to,
Speaker 2: but all right, I have a feeling that you don't
Speaker 2: even need alcohol for that. Samuel the White Boy Wizard said.
Speaker 5: Maybe, hey, me and the entire male side of Ben
Speaker 5: paid I will admit I was kind of fucked up
Speaker 5: on some tequila, but all of us fucking saying back
Speaker 5: through boys, I want it that way, so don't even
Speaker 5: ten me.
Speaker 3: Boys very well, got you, dude, god is Love said, wait,
Speaker 3: Epstein's penis shaped a u apsuck.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what that was in reference to,
Speaker 2: but all right, okay, oh egg shaped? Oh oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: Ashton said, you guys referenced the Wi Files guy a lot,
Speaker 3: and I forget if this guy, Jack Sarfatti ever came
Speaker 3: up in your UFO episodes before.
Speaker 2: But this was an interesting one. Okay, there was a
Speaker 2: link there, Jacob. If you want to change, yeah, click
Speaker 2: the link.
Speaker 4: Oh this this episode dropped eleven days ago. I saw
Speaker 4: it come up on my feet, but I haven't.
Speaker 2: Watched it just yet. But that will be an interesting one.
Speaker 2: I'll do some digging. God is Love said.
Speaker 3: There was an article in the little paper where I
Speaker 3: grew up in the Woodlands, Texas, where the lady was
Speaker 3: complaining in quotes, our street sign has been stolen almost
Speaker 3: thirty times.
Speaker 2: I live on morning wood Drive. Makes sense. Some jokes
Speaker 2: is right themselves. That's all.
Speaker 3: That's like all the highway sixty nine signs.
Speaker 2: You know them.
Speaker 3: Things are always getting stolen, bro, you know this, You
Speaker 3: know that Highway four twenty probably, yeah.
Speaker 17: Why not?
Speaker 2: I would there.
Speaker 4: There was a road not too far from here actually,
Speaker 4: so there was a motorcycle club locally that I was
Speaker 4: looking at joining whenever I got out of the Marine
Speaker 4: corpsas I was in a club while I was there.
Speaker 4: When I got out, had a bike and wanted to
Speaker 4: be you know, the biker lifestyle is still awesome. So
Speaker 4: I was looking at one and one of the aspects
Speaker 4: had to go and take a picture at Prostepect Drive
Speaker 4: and you had to like find one. Thankfully there was
Speaker 4: one in Baton Rouge, but if not, he would have
Speaker 4: had to like scour wherever to find a Prospect Drive
Speaker 4: to take a picture in front of it.
Speaker 2: It was like one of his tasks he had to do.
Speaker 4: So, Yeah, there's all kinds of crazy road names that
Speaker 4: people use for their purposes.
Speaker 2: Morning would drive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would have that bitch hung up in my
Speaker 4: garage because that's just fucking awesome.
Speaker 3: You actually can have signs made for pretty cheap, but
Speaker 3: I get the idea of wanting to steal it. It's
Speaker 3: an original makes sense. It's not the same, you know,
Speaker 3: not the same. Zombie said, at what point are government's
Speaker 3: going to stop allowing Islam to overtake laws? And when
Speaker 3: will all the other quote unquote Western nations hold this
Speaker 3: disgusting behavior accountable. I wonder another law overturned to allow
Speaker 3: pedophilic behavior.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I agree, But unfortunately, if we were to
Speaker 2: start passing laws against Muslims in this country, we would
Speaker 2: be just these horrible racist bigot zen blah blah lah
Speaker 2: use trigger word buzzword here. Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 4: Any any faith that teaches you that it's okay to
Speaker 4: marry a nine year old girl, I literally.
Speaker 2: Have nothing for you but bullets. That's fucking absurd. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're done.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: Australian Joe said it would be definitely or it would
Speaker 3: definitely be a possibility to jam electrical signals to stall
Speaker 3: or prevent starting of machinery slash vehicles. Uh, talking about
Speaker 3: the aliens, and then he says dot dot dot creepy
Speaker 3: cunts talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, it absolutely would be possible.
Speaker 4: But the fact that it has been done so prevalently
Speaker 4: and for so long that even Rose can say with
Speaker 4: like absolute conviction that she knows people that this has
Speaker 4: happened to the sad in just some crazy story from
Speaker 4: the fifties. This is something that people living today have
Speaker 4: experienced within the last ten to twenty years.
Speaker 2: That is mind blowing.
Speaker 4: And then again, will the gods are saying that the
Speaker 4: power went out when these things would land by her families,
Speaker 4: Like that.
Speaker 2: Is like, what the fuck? That is insane fully believable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I buy it.
Speaker 3: Rose Chaos said the UFO episodes are my favorite, too,
Speaker 3: Diehard ancient Aliens fan here.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, dude, my favorite. Absolutely.
Speaker 3: God is Love said, uh sup with it, Honey Badger,
Speaker 3: Good to see you, bro.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, no doubt.
Speaker 4: Man, he's been out of pocket for a while. I
Speaker 4: mean he dipped out early on this episode. But glad
Speaker 4: to see him making a reappearance, you know.
Speaker 3: Honey Badger said, dragons got disguised as dinosaurs.
Speaker 4: I think it's interchangeable dinalogue personally, but I understand why
Speaker 4: people would think that it's different.
Speaker 2: Not like trying to dial on that hill, but I
Speaker 2: get it for sure.
Speaker 3: Rose Kaos said Zombie, I too, have always believed in
Speaker 3: mermaids and dragons, et cetera. Dude, no doubt Joe Australian
Speaker 3: Joe he goes. We have in Australia a lot of
Speaker 3: folklore around big black panthers in the high country and
Speaker 3: in the bush. It also gets put down to drunk
Speaker 3: slash high people seeing kangaroos, but lots of creepy evidence
Speaker 3: around it. I'd love to see one of those cunts.
Speaker 3: I love to put cunt in everything that you say.
Speaker 3: It's it just it tickles my soul.
Speaker 2: Agreed.
Speaker 4: Agreed, But also, brother, I've never seen a kangaroo in
Speaker 4: the wild, but I have seen a panther in the wild,
Speaker 4: and I have a hard time believing that people would
Speaker 4: see a kangaroo and mistake that for a panther.
Speaker 3: What yeah, yeah, Well, I mean some people are just
Speaker 3: more comfortable with believing that it's not you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. Like, I feel like a lot of people
Speaker 3: that they'll say that that doesn't exist, This doesn't exist,
Speaker 3: it's not necessarily based on anything really outside of their
Speaker 3: own comfort with accepting these things as possible truths.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, it's not like that's a crazy, cryptid
Speaker 2: kind of thing to say that there's a long tail
Speaker 2: cat that's living in the bush.
Speaker 4: Okay, Like do you have proof of this. No, not really,
Speaker 4: They're super elusive. Okay, then like we could have that talk,
Speaker 4: but like to say, oh, you don't know what you're
Speaker 4: talking about. It's clearly a kangaroo. Bro A kangaroo and
Speaker 4: a panther don't move the same, they don't look the same,
Speaker 4: even while laying down like that.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's strange, that's insulting.
Speaker 3: I mean unless there was a baby panther that jumped
Speaker 3: out of the panther sack, you know, then maybe we're
Speaker 3: talking about something different.
Speaker 2: Panther. Wait, panthers don't care. They're not more supials with
Speaker 2: you tell them. I know I'm saying than obviously it
Speaker 2: would be a kangaroo. Okay, that's my bad. I'm that
Speaker 2: one over my head.
Speaker 3: I was like, wait, what Ashton said? Never seen planetary aliens?
Speaker 3: Just interdimensional beings, which science says are just hallucination based
Speaker 3: manifestations on your own mind.
Speaker 2: Huh, I mean, what is the mind? Though? I've never
Speaker 2: seen an alien in real life, but I feel like
Speaker 2: I will before I die, so or if I have
Speaker 2: met one. Then they were wearing a human skin suit
Speaker 2: and I had no idea. It's very possible.
Speaker 3: Some people believe that that's actually, you know, more than
Speaker 3: likely that everybody has met an alien.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what Raven was saying earlier. And I mean,
Speaker 2: to be honest with you, how would you know if
Speaker 2: you had?
Speaker 3: They say, the one of the telltale signs is and
Speaker 3: I've seen this in interviews is watch their eyes because
Speaker 3: they tend to forget to blink.
Speaker 2: So it's kind of weird. I mean, if that's the case,
Speaker 2: then what's the girl that plays Wednesday right now? Jenna Ortega?
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: She trained herself to never blink in any scene in
Speaker 4: the Wednesday show. So like, clearly she's an alien. I
Speaker 4: don't know that for a fact, but it could be.
Speaker 3: God is love, says John C. Lily MK Ultra Dolphins
Speaker 3: shout out dough nut.
Speaker 2: No be in Mid Mountains Ultra Dolphins, I missed donut Meeah,
Speaker 2: I'm mecka going one of these days. He's good homies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he is spirit animal says she raped the dolphins.
Speaker 3: She probably says that she did it for a porpoise,
Speaker 3: but ah, she didn't rape bit, but she did jacket off.
Speaker 3: But the dolphin was definitely here for it and came
Speaker 3: back every single time. That she went in the tank
Speaker 3: to like get his fix if.
Speaker 4: You will, And again after she left the laboratory and everything,
Speaker 4: he just like starved himself to death because he was
Speaker 4: in that level of deep depression.
Speaker 2: It was wild.
Speaker 5: I mean, sometimes you got all is like, look, dude,
Speaker 5: it can't give vobal consent and it and it's a
Speaker 5: fucking animal, So therefore that's best reality and that bit
Speaker 5: should be charged with something.
Speaker 2: So hold on. The dolphins do speak a language and
Speaker 2: they are trained.
Speaker 4: There is a school of thought not saying I agree
Speaker 4: with this, but there is a school of thought to
Speaker 4: say that the dolphin did give its version of verbal consent.
Speaker 5: Oh I'm saying is can you understand the clicking and
Speaker 5: the clacking of the damn the teeth clattern?
Speaker 2: I can't, but I'm not an expert in dolphins.
Speaker 3: Also, is there dolphin cheeks to clap?
Speaker 2: There is mammals?
Speaker 5: Yeah, she really took the bad touch song really to
Speaker 5: holt you and me, baby, we we ain't nothing but mammals.
Speaker 16: But yeah, but no, like even male dolphins will try
Speaker 16: to rape us swimmers and all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, zombie, get your thoughts.
Speaker 17: Oh, I was actually gonna stand corrected. I looked into
Speaker 17: it more about the burths in the water and stuff
Speaker 17: with the dolphins as of right now, Actually, no said
Speaker 17: country is saying that it's illegal. They aren't also allowing
Speaker 17: you to do it. But it says that in Mexico
Speaker 17: and Cuba that you have a higher chance of being
Speaker 17: able to go into captivity with some of the female dolphins.
Speaker 17: It's only female dolphins because the males can use echolocation
Speaker 17: and actually find the baby and like know before you
Speaker 17: know that you're pregnant. But they just don't really give
Speaker 17: a shit. So the female ones are the ones that
Speaker 17: they're using as tittential quote midwives, but they don't actually
Speaker 17: like want people to do it. But there has been
Speaker 17: an intake in people interested in having births with dolphins.
Speaker 2: So what else Mexico, in Mexico, Cuban, Mexico still will
Speaker 2: do dolphin birth Well, like you said, no country has
Speaker 2: an outlaw, but it's more like a mandate.
Speaker 7: Not to do it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so it's not like they so you'd have to
Speaker 17: find From what I read, it says that you like they,
Speaker 17: you have to develop a relationship with them, so you
Speaker 17: need to be around the pod of female dolphins for
Speaker 17: several months leading up to the berth to have them
Speaker 17: pretty much be around you at all times, which means
Speaker 17: that you'd have to use captivity dolphins, so they won't.
Speaker 17: Most places obviously are not going to agree to that,
Speaker 17: and most countries are not agreeing to that either because
Speaker 17: of the potential risks, but they I guess Mexico might
Speaker 17: allow you to do it, but there's know as of
Speaker 17: right now, no country saying absolutely you can't do it,
Speaker 17: but they obviously.
Speaker 2: Are not going to let you. I have a feeling
Speaker 2: that Tina Tijuana would be all over that, right TJ doesn't.
Speaker 2: It's not on the coast though.
Speaker 3: I'm saying you can pretty much fucking do whatever you
Speaker 3: want out there, dude.
Speaker 4: I guess you got the money to get some dolphins
Speaker 4: in captivity, and TJ you might have a shot.
Speaker 17: I guess Ashton just put in the comments about the
Speaker 17: dolphins eating the baby. Well, the dolphins become emotionally attached
Speaker 17: to the mother and the baby, so that's why they
Speaker 17: need to be having a relationship developed over months, so
Speaker 17: like they'll sense with echo location that you're pregnant, and
Speaker 17: then they'll be more curious and more invested in the
Speaker 17: baby inside of you, and so then you're developing like
Speaker 17: a bond with them, like Jacobs said, like with the
Speaker 17: one that they experimented on, like they actually developed strong
Speaker 17: relations with the people that they work with on a
Speaker 17: daily basis. Why a lot of dolphins actually will help
Speaker 17: people in the wild too, if they're drowning and stuff,
Speaker 17: they will go up to them and they will help
Speaker 17: them because they actually like humans quite a bit.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, like Ellie and Gonzalez, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 4: the famous case where he and his family made a
Speaker 4: boat and we're trying to get to America's political refugees.
Speaker 2: The boat sank and he was the only survivor. He
Speaker 2: was pushed to the American shore by dolphins. So I
Speaker 2: mean there are cases of this taking place. It's wild,
Speaker 2: but yeah, dolphins are pretty cool with humans overall. I
Speaker 2: don't know about the ones in captivity.
Speaker 4: I know that, like you you see the Sea World
Speaker 4: documentary where well that was Orcas, wasn't it. That was
Speaker 4: killer whales that fucked up the blackfish?
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's Orca's and like to Mook, what is his name, Tomic?
Speaker 17: I know Sam knows it. The one, the one Orca
Speaker 17: that's killed most people. I think it's to mook, but yeah,
Speaker 17: they had that. Yeah, they cause a lot of controversy
Speaker 17: and stuff. Dltomans are treated better than the orcas by far,
Speaker 17: but also like the way that they like they take
Speaker 17: them and stuff. They become really depressed because they are
Speaker 17: highly intuitive to their pods and so if you separate
Speaker 17: them from their pods, they likely will die. That's why
Speaker 17: the ones that are born in captivity are done better
Speaker 17: than the ones that are they taken from the wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could see that for sure.
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