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Speaker 3: talking all over each other and it's a whole mess.
Speaker 3: But uh yeah, Happy Tuesday, everybody, Happy thirteenth, January thirteenth.
Speaker 3: So some things are going on and fun things, bad things,
Speaker 3: good things, all the things. I just watched a video earlier,
Speaker 3: as a matter of fact, the Greenland or the Denmark
Speaker 3: House of Parliament. As soon as somebody had mentioned that
Speaker 3: Trump was talking about buying Greenland, pretty much the entire
Speaker 3: building busted out into laughter, like embarrassingly. It wasn't look
Speaker 3: slight giggles. It was like rafelcoptering on the floor kind
Speaker 3: of shit, which you know, I guess could be expected.
Speaker 3: Trump is making some clay He's gonna buy Greenland. I
Speaker 3: don't really see that happening. I don't know, Raven, what
Speaker 3: are your thoughts.
Speaker 4: I think there's a lot more to Greenland than what
Speaker 4: we actually know. I think there.
Speaker 5: I personally think that that's where if we have some
Speaker 5: shit go wrong, that is where everyone will survive. That
Speaker 5: could get to there, and I think that I think he.
Speaker 5: I don't think he's gonna buy Greenland. I think that
Speaker 5: he's gonna maybe try to take it by force.
Speaker 2: But you think we're actually gonna start a military action
Speaker 2: into Greenland? Really?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think he. I think he wants Greenland. I mean,
Speaker 5: he wanted it his first term. He's made it pretty
Speaker 5: knit well known, and now he definitely wants it again.
Speaker 5: I mean, he for sure is going for it.
Speaker 3: So I guess that's true. But damn, I mean, threatening
Speaker 3: military action just for the fuck of it. So the
Speaker 3: whole the Venezuela thing, you could argue some people are
Speaker 3: arguing that that was like a justified military action, but
Speaker 3: we still didn't have like a full on frontal invasion
Speaker 3: into the country. I was a snatch and grab. Are
Speaker 3: you talking about like a snatch and grab of the
Speaker 3: Greenland prime minister or do you mean like actually boots
Speaker 3: on the ground kind of thing.
Speaker 4: I mean, like boots on the ground.
Speaker 5: I think if he's gonna if he can't acquire it
Speaker 5: by other means, I think he's gonna take it over regardless.
Speaker 4: I think he's gonna go for it.
Speaker 2: Wow, Okay, I guess we'll see.
Speaker 5: It's a pretty intense like hypothetical, but I think whatever
Speaker 5: is like what everyone wants from Greenland. I think he
Speaker 5: is willing to do whatever it takes to get it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, like.
Speaker 5: Anybody's really going to be like, oh no, don't do that.
Speaker 2: I mean they are, but.
Speaker 5: They're going to protest and then be like that's the
Speaker 5: end of it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, speaking of protests, man, Iran, Iran, however the
Speaker 3: hell you want to pronounce that shit. They are full
Speaker 3: on protesting, and then the Ayatola is all like, listen,
Speaker 3: if the pro they're allowed to protest.
Speaker 2: The Iranians are allowed to protest however they want.
Speaker 3: However, if they don't calm down, we will open fire
Speaker 3: on them, and the people are just like please open
Speaker 3: fire where are so tired of your totalitarian Islamic extremist.
Speaker 2: Ass that we're just over it.
Speaker 3: Then you got the Crown Prince who's living in Bethesda,
Speaker 3: Maryland right now. He's basically like, look, if y'all protest,
Speaker 3: I'll come back, I'll run that shit.
Speaker 2: And to be honest with you, I like him. I
Speaker 2: like the guy.
Speaker 4: Seems he actually seem he actually seemed pretty cool.
Speaker 5: And I will say that with Trump backing Iran Iranian
Speaker 5: people and telling him that like he will stand up
Speaker 5: for them, they've definitely gotten a lot more bolder in protesting.
Speaker 5: I think what the last counts like sixty three that
Speaker 5: have died so far, and they aren't slowing down though
Speaker 5: with protesting. In fact, I feel like they've tripled down
Speaker 5: because they Trump just released a couple hours ago that
Speaker 5: pretty much he's full threatened that like this is it.
Speaker 5: If you start killing your people, we're gonna invade and also.
Speaker 3: Whatever, Yeah, I have a feeling that they're gonna have
Speaker 3: some some freedom boxes quote unquote be dropped into the
Speaker 3: cun because you know, most of the Iranian population doesn't
Speaker 3: have weapons, so out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: I just have a weird.
Speaker 3: Feeling that these protesters are gonna just happen to find
Speaker 3: weapons somewhere and then probably fifteen years from now, some
Speaker 3: CIA document or you know, be released under a foil
Speaker 3: request and it'll be like, oh, that was us, it
Speaker 3: was totally us.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I did hear a report though.
Speaker 3: That's saying that, like pretty much everybody in the Middle
Speaker 3: East wants this to happen. That's why, like none of
Speaker 3: the Islamic Brotherhood of the no no, because like, if
Speaker 3: Iran falls, the area for the most part of the
Speaker 3: world is stabilized because they are like wholeheartedly all the
Speaker 3: paper trail, all the money, all the everything supporting all
Speaker 3: of the big, massive terrorist organizations in that area. And yeah,
Speaker 3: Siria has got their own civil war thing going on, whatever.
Speaker 3: But if I Ran was to fall and have the
Speaker 3: crown prints come back, it would basically be essentially peace
Speaker 3: in the Middle East. It's already been shown that the
Speaker 3: Muslims don't give a fuck about their Muslim brothers in Gaza,
Speaker 3: like that's that's been clearly shown, right, and every other
Speaker 3: Muslim country over there is trying to get in bed
Speaker 3: with America or they're trying to make deals with them.
Speaker 2: Qatar, Uae Saudi.
Speaker 3: They're trying to make They're trying to spend money and
Speaker 3: get in America's good side and therefore Israel's good side.
Speaker 2: I know Israel America connection. I'm aware, I'm aware.
Speaker 3: But if Iran was to fall, then it will no
Speaker 3: longer be the cesspool that it is. Hypothetically, Hypothetically, this
Speaker 3: is not Jacob's words. I honestly think that these people
Speaker 3: have been killing each other over even Islam take away
Speaker 3: the Jews and the Christians. She and Sunni and Kurds
Speaker 3: have been killing each other for forever. I don't think
Speaker 3: that's gonna go anywhere. But hypothetically, if she A falls,
Speaker 3: then like sh that's that would be a pretty solid
Speaker 3: move in the right direction as far as world peace goes.
Speaker 2: I mean, we can only hope.
Speaker 4: We'll see.
Speaker 5: I guess we'll see how it plays out in the
Speaker 5: next week or two.
Speaker 2: Ah, yeah, the.
Speaker 5: Next twenty four hours. Lord knows, he'd be getting wild
Speaker 5: hair is a possessed and said something in the middle
Speaker 5: of the nights.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, we can only hope, right, and but
Speaker 3: I also genuinely hope that America does not get involved
Speaker 3: with this one.
Speaker 2: I hope that it's bio ran for I ran and
Speaker 2: like that. They hash that.
Speaker 3: Shit out on their own, but same anyone. All right,
Speaker 3: geopoulo geopolitical conversation. Moving on here, we can get to
Speaker 3: the chat and if anybody wants to continue into that
Speaker 3: or anything else, by all means, uh.
Speaker 5: I'll read it if you want, go for it. So
Speaker 5: Nora says, folks, miss you guys, Hey, missed you. Norma
Speaker 5: Mario says, hey.
Speaker 4: Y'all Texas one. Hope y'all had a good weekend.
Speaker 2: Who are the Texans playing? Were they playing the Steelers?
Speaker 5: Wasn't that playing the Steelers tonight?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Jonathan's not gonna be here to fend himself, but I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna be real. The Steelers really suck. He's
Speaker 3: He's never gonna like acknowledge that fact. But that's okay.
Speaker 5: You know, my aunt loves the Steelers too. She has
Speaker 5: like two techs twes of them.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm a Saints fan.
Speaker 3: It's not like I you know, I don't give a fuck,
Speaker 3: but like, also, yeah, the Steelers are kind of dog
Speaker 3: shit as always, this is our year.
Speaker 2: No the fuck, it's not it never is.
Speaker 5: It's okay, he's gonna he's gonna hate on you for
Speaker 5: that later, Okay.
Speaker 4: Will God said, hello fam, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Spirit Animal sent an emoji that says Trump got thirty
Speaker 5: four felons, three dms been shot at. Will come kidnap,
Speaker 5: You come kidnapper President? And he looks like he looks
Speaker 5: like a total thug. Let's see, Joe said, Yo, miss
Speaker 5: a few lives.
Speaker 2: He does look like Suge Knight.
Speaker 6: He does bumps, running the country like death Row records
Speaker 6: in the nineties.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're not wrong, You're not wrong. Trump is
Speaker 3: kind of running this ship.
Speaker 5: He just flipped somebody off today, like some some guy
Speaker 5: was being an asshole, so he flipped them off on camera,
Speaker 5: and I was like.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: However, we can outside step the fact that he and
Speaker 3: his administration are going out of their way to protect
Speaker 3: pedophiles and that's bullshit.
Speaker 2: Everything else he's doing I can fuck with. But it's like, bro,
Speaker 2: you have that, you have the Golden ticket, you can
Speaker 2: just release it and be a hero.
Speaker 5: You mean the Golden ticket that he's on and participates in.
Speaker 2: You see, there's that, there's.
Speaker 5: That he's just as big as a shipthead as the
Speaker 5: rest of them, no matter how thug life he is.
Speaker 2: It's very true.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna say that it's kind of ironic concerning
Speaker 6: that he's running like deaths. I was concerning the fact
Speaker 6: that both the East Side and the West Side was
Speaker 6: sex offender on sex offender in the beef in the nineties,
Speaker 6: and Uh Diddy killed both Tupac and uh Biggie even
Speaker 6: though that Biggie was Diddy's bottom bitch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, then again, Tupac probably was too. He was
Speaker 3: a flamer. And I'm not saying that in some sort
Speaker 3: of a hateful way, but like I could, I could
Speaker 3: envision a world where did he topped for for Tupac.
Speaker 3: Obviously Tupac was a bottom clearly gross.
Speaker 5: Anyways, Joe says he miss miss a few lives and
Speaker 5: has so many episodes to catch up on.
Speaker 4: Still Love from Australia.
Speaker 5: Did you know, ironically, we actually have a lot of
Speaker 5: Australian listeners. It's like we have a ton of Australian
Speaker 5: listeners which shout out to the Aussies, shouts I.
Speaker 3: Mean and your snakes, fuck all that, But I do
Speaker 3: funk with your wombats though they're cool.
Speaker 2: They poop cubes, which is dope, but uh yeah, I
Speaker 2: just cubes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, wombats, turds are cubes.
Speaker 2: It's fucking hilarious.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna have to tell my kid about this.
Speaker 4: Then it's just gonna get a kick.
Speaker 7: Out of it.
Speaker 2: I don't understand how their body does it.
Speaker 3: But it's like God was like, I'll epixelate this ship
Speaker 3: literally just to fuck with humanity.
Speaker 2: Why not, let's see, let's see what happens.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: Then he just threw all the spare parts together for
Speaker 2: the platypus.
Speaker 8: No one.
Speaker 5: It sounds like the platypus be wild and now like,
Speaker 5: what are the fuck's going on with.
Speaker 2: God's special child brother? That's all?
Speaker 3: That's all, And wow, that sounded really mean. It wasn't
Speaker 3: meant that way.
Speaker 5: That did.
Speaker 6: Way to go special education just to clear so I
Speaker 6: don't give a fuck.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, then you did that one to yourself.
Speaker 3: I didn't even mean to open the door, but you
Speaker 3: show enough walk through it, Sam, and we appreciate you anyway.
Speaker 3: So yeah, the Australian listeners, it's funny whenever what not funny.
Speaker 3: It makes sense because they don't have the freedom of
Speaker 3: speech there to say whatever the fuck they want. But
Speaker 3: I feel like a lot of the things that are
Speaker 3: going on in the world on the conspiratorial level. The
Speaker 3: Ausies get down on, the New Zealanders get down on,
Speaker 3: the Canadians get down on, the British people get down on.
Speaker 2: They just can't talk about it.
Speaker 3: And so like when they find a show that they
Speaker 3: get down with, it's like, yo, these American counts, they
Speaker 3: know what's up, and it's like, yes, we appreciate it.
Speaker 4: It did not work as well for you.
Speaker 5: It is not.
Speaker 2: It's still my favorite words.
Speaker 5: It does not work as well for us. We just
Speaker 5: don't have that cool accent. I want to say it too,
Speaker 5: but we don't have it.
Speaker 3: I personally think Southeastern United States accent is an amazing one,
Speaker 3: and I think we should get a pass to say
Speaker 3: the word cunt.
Speaker 2: But you know whatever, I guess not.
Speaker 4: You don't get it.
Speaker 2: The assholes.
Speaker 5: Your kid says half a Tuesday, dude, mint Kong?
Speaker 4: What fam what doug said?
Speaker 5: Fact? Wait does he just have Oh no, okay, there's
Speaker 5: somebody else, because I was like, wait, Dougie just has
Speaker 5: doug on here?
Speaker 2: No, No, the blumpkin is here, but we have another
Speaker 2: change it.
Speaker 9: You what.
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 10: When I first signed in, it said Doug, but I
Speaker 10: had to change it back to blunking.
Speaker 11: Ok.
Speaker 4: I was like, what is happening?
Speaker 2: Boy? You're using your you're using your government name.
Speaker 8: That's my Christian name.
Speaker 3: Jeez okay, yeah, yeah, Dougie, the sticky Blunkin, the sticky Blumkin.
Speaker 2: It's it's like it progressively gets worse week to week.
Speaker 5: It does always.
Speaker 2: I guess it's better than a slimy blunkin, but still man,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 5: Fact about Greenland. Greenland only has one and his name
Speaker 5: is Paul Cohen.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's a true statement, but like
Speaker 3: I feel like it might be a singler Jew, the
Speaker 3: one holding it down for the Triangle Crew.
Speaker 5: The one Jew. All right.
Speaker 4: For some reason, my chat keeps close to out.
Speaker 2: I'm on, Tony, Yeah, that's the one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, go ahead, I can't.
Speaker 5: For some reason, it keeps cutting in and out.
Speaker 2: Tony says.
Speaker 3: Some of the protesters have been using guns and molotov
Speaker 3: cocktails and Iran long live the Iyatol. Tony, I don't
Speaker 3: understand you. Sometimes you take the takes that no one
Speaker 3: asked for, but you're like, yeah, Putin's a good guy.
Speaker 2: She's a good guy, long lived the iyatolea.
Speaker 3: It's like, brother, this is so so opposite of even
Speaker 3: what CNN says. It's not a Republican or Democrat thing.
Speaker 2: You're just out out here taking oppositional stances for the
Speaker 2: fuck of it.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, the spectrum of opinion isn't just Fox News
Speaker 8: to CNN, and yeah, horseshoe theory is a little real.
Speaker 8: I guess. So, you know, far right and far left
Speaker 8: come together against reading regime change.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess, but shit, no one, I don't
Speaker 3: think i've ever heard someone actually, I don't even think
Speaker 3: I've heard of it. Oh you cut out, you cut
Speaker 3: out a bit. What were you saying? Yes, I heard
Speaker 3: the horseshoe theory.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, far left and far right or you know,
Speaker 8: there's horseshoe theory here, and both of those extremes tend
Speaker 8: to be anti regime change. And then the center of
Speaker 8: the spectrum is more Fox News to CNN and they
Speaker 8: agree Putin's bad. She's bad. I told was bad, and yeah,
Speaker 8: politics is always bad. But yeah, I'm just really against
Speaker 8: this regime change operation. Why And it does revolve around Israel.
Speaker 8: It run's their main rival in the region. Sure, and
Speaker 8: they give weapons to Hasballah. But Israel overthrew the government
Speaker 8: Assyria and installed al Qaeda. So you know, there's no
Speaker 8: good guys here, and I want somebody to prevent Israel
Speaker 8: from expanding.
Speaker 3: I'll agree with you as far as they there's no
Speaker 3: good guys here. But they didn't install the al Qaeda. Dude,
Speaker 3: he was the war lager took charge once it was
Speaker 3: all said and done. Now, wasn't an Israel thing?
Speaker 8: Well, Israel, Kadar, what are you doing? Radios? They gave
Speaker 8: they gave those groups in Syria a lot of money
Speaker 8: and weapons. Also, it should be pointed out Israel did
Speaker 8: support Iran in the nineteen eighties along with the Reagan
Speaker 8: administration with Iran Contra, and then they flipped after about
Speaker 8: nineteen ninety five with the Periphery Doctrine, and especially after
Speaker 8: the Iraq War when Saddam Hussein was out of the way,
Speaker 8: they realigned. And that's the reason Iran's an enemy now.
Speaker 8: It's all it's always just turning through one enemy after another,
Speaker 8: and I'm against this regime change.
Speaker 12: Wait.
Speaker 3: Wait, Iran has been an enemy since the Ayatola took
Speaker 3: over and started funding terrorist groups.
Speaker 2: Iran was a homie up until that. Fucked what early eighties.
Speaker 8: Well, Iran was. Iran and Iraq were at war from
Speaker 8: nineteen eighty to nineteen eighty eight, and Iraq was more
Speaker 8: on Iran's side for that period. In spite of the
Speaker 8: Iyatola saying things like death to Israel at the time,
Speaker 8: Iran still helped the Iotola to get weapons and stuff
Speaker 8: like that.
Speaker 2: Iraq.
Speaker 8: No, no, Iran, Israel really hated Iraq.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know why they would have hated Iraq.
Speaker 3: They weren't even going after Israel at that time. They
Speaker 3: were bombing the fuck out of the Kurds.
Speaker 8: They were given money to Palestine like crasing to like
Speaker 8: suicide bombers and stuff.
Speaker 2: Well you'll have that in that region. I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't know, dude.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever heard a single person, even
Speaker 3: a Muslim, say long live the Iyatola.
Speaker 2: I think that that's that is that's a take, bro.
Speaker 8: Like, well, most Muslims are Sunni and most Iranian Americans
Speaker 8: are super anti a Tola, so it is not a
Speaker 8: common take here. You have to go to some dark
Speaker 8: corners of Twitter to find it admittedly, Okay, fair enough, Oh,
Speaker 8: no doubt there you can go.
Speaker 3: We appreciate the fuck out of you Tony for your
Speaker 3: hot takes. It's I will say this, Tony. You have
Speaker 3: such a wealth of knowledge and you you absolutely know
Speaker 3: what you're talking about in so many regards. But then
Speaker 3: with all the knowledge you have, you just fucking come
Speaker 3: in with a one two punch of wait, what the
Speaker 3: fuck do you just say like it's it's always a
Speaker 3: thing which you know what if nothing else we need that?
Speaker 8: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you too, he do, man, because for a
Speaker 3: second I'm like, yeah, yeah, wait what it's a whole
Speaker 3: thing with him anyway?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 3: God is love a large part, probably the majority of
Speaker 3: the funding for those terrorist organizations comes from Israel and
Speaker 3: has been pretty extensively documented and uh even even admitted, Okay,
Speaker 3: I would like to see the paper.
Speaker 5: Trailer that Luke's all of Luke's diglockle information if you
Speaker 5: want to read that.
Speaker 2: I'm down the way a bit and I want to
Speaker 2: lose where I'm at.
Speaker 5: So yeah, he wrote a whole bunch. All right, let's see, Sam,
Speaker 5: I have a little gift for you on here on
Speaker 5: the Diglocke. Is it Doug Blocke, dilock I've heard.
Speaker 2: It seven million ways. You know, Tony, you speak German.
Speaker 8: Speaks German. It's the glocka.
Speaker 3: The glocka the one pronunciation we never heard one fucking
Speaker 3: time that is not the one we've heard it.
Speaker 5: Like, even the History Channel had like fifteen different ways
Speaker 5: that they said it. It was driving me crazy.
Speaker 2: D glocka, Yeah, it's de glocky.
Speaker 8: It's simple. I don't know why people over complicate stuff
Speaker 8: like this. It's like how Hitler's Girlfriend's name was Ava Brown,
Speaker 8: but for some reason everyone says Braun. It's not Braun,
Speaker 8: it's brown b r a u n, it's just brown. Yeah,
Speaker 8: people just over complicate stuff.
Speaker 3: I think I pronounced it seventeen different ways when we
Speaker 3: were recording that episode.
Speaker 2: Not one of them was correct.
Speaker 5: And to be though, we did listen to so many
Speaker 5: different people say it, I couldn't even tell which way
Speaker 5: was supposed to be said. In the same video that
Speaker 5: I watched the same guy talking about it, he said
Speaker 5: it six different ways, and I'm like, how do I
Speaker 5: say this. We're just gonna We're gonna call it the
Speaker 5: bell because it's easier, all right.
Speaker 4: In nineteen ninety two, Eugene haad the nope, We're not
Speaker 4: gonna try it.
Speaker 5: We're just gonna callm. Eugene found that an object placed
Speaker 5: above a rotating superconductor disc loses some of its weight.
Speaker 5: It was deemed fake because it could not be reproduced.
Speaker 5: But in nineteen ninety one and nineteen ninety two, Ning
Speaker 5: Lai lie low, I don't know, I can't speak any
Speaker 5: of those.
Speaker 2: Me noy and oily, and looking.
Speaker 5: Into her will make you fall down. Another rabbit hole
Speaker 5: found that rotaking superconducting ions plasma created a repulsive force.
Speaker 5: Due to her research, she ended up creating her own
Speaker 5: company and then went under contract with the government. After that,
Speaker 5: her research went quiet for obvious reasons. Both of these individuals,
Speaker 5: in short, did the same things. The bell works like this.
Speaker 5: The liquid metal element is energized by a current, causing
Speaker 5: either semi or full ionization. It may take a moment
Speaker 5: to build up to full ionization. One disc spins in
Speaker 5: one direction, one disc one spins in the opposite direction.
Speaker 5: This is not only excuse me. This not only rotates
Speaker 5: the ionized plasma, but also passes it back and forth
Speaker 5: between the rings. Using the same method Tesla developed for
Speaker 5: his Tesla coils. This causes a compounding effect on the energy.
Speaker 5: It increases the oscillization. Yeah, I'm sorry, my contacts are
Speaker 5: killing me. To tonight rate within the energy until reaching
Speaker 5: the sufficient frequency that to rotate, resonate, excuse me, resonate
Speaker 5: the structure of the bell itself, allowing for the anti
Speaker 5: gravity effect to take place. The ionization process precedes produces
Speaker 5: a ton of heat, which is why the thermal resistant
Speaker 5: material was needed, and also produces a ton of radiation.
Speaker 4: Did it worked Yes? Was it effective and easy?
Speaker 5: Easily maneuverable?
Speaker 4: Not in the slightest. This is kind of.
Speaker 5: The brunt root force wow root force method and extremely
Speaker 5: hard to control because even the smallest disturbances would cause disaster.
Speaker 5: This is why the chains were needed, not to hold
Speaker 5: it in place. It sounds about right that this would be.
Speaker 5: This thing would vibrate and rotate, radiate everything around it
Speaker 5: to the point that it would cause cellular breakdown. In
Speaker 5: organic material, I would rather lay on a bed made
Speaker 5: of plutonium right plutonium spikes while trying to cuddle cocaine bear,
Speaker 5: then be within ten miles of the scene when it
Speaker 5: gets turned on. As far as the symbols and glyphs
Speaker 5: that made it that it may have had on it,
Speaker 5: that's another story for another time. Also, ps, Raven and Jacob,
Speaker 5: you cannot travel back in time. Maybe we will be
Speaker 5: able to go over how and why it's a black
Speaker 5: hole episode.
Speaker 3: I'm going to need you to weigh in on this. Sam,
Speaker 3: I see your hand. We're gonna get you in just
Speaker 3: a moment. But look, real quick, break down some of
Speaker 3: this for us. Raven, you did a great job of
Speaker 3: reading that one. Okay, So I get the premise of
Speaker 3: what you're saying, and so you're saying that the anti
Speaker 3: gravity properties were accurate, But as far as it being
Speaker 3: a portal machine or a time machine or something like that,
Speaker 3: you're saying that is not the case. Correct, correct, All right,
Speaker 3: break this down for us, give us, give us your
Speaker 3: Luke manner of explanation here. That was a great job.
Speaker 3: But break it down a little bit further for us.
Speaker 13: So it actually has to do with the relationship time
Speaker 13: would have with information involving energy interactions. It's kind of
Speaker 13: a ledger that only moves forward, so you can't really
Speaker 13: go back in time.
Speaker 3: See I've said this before. I think that when we
Speaker 3: do figure time travel, it will be a forward thing.
Speaker 3: But I don't think we'll be able to go backwards.
Speaker 3: But I don't know.
Speaker 13: You can look back, but you can't travel back. You
Speaker 13: can go forward, but you can't look forward.
Speaker 3: Can you travel back to your original start point once
Speaker 3: you get forward in time? Like if I was to
Speaker 3: jump forward one hundred years? Am I just fucked there?
Speaker 3: Or can I go back to the original start point?
Speaker 14: Now you're fucked?
Speaker 13: Because time is not necessarily linear, but information it is.
Speaker 2: Go ahead. I'm sorry.
Speaker 13: I said time is not necessarily linear, but information is.
Speaker 13: You cannot go back because you're continuing the process of
Speaker 13: changing the information.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Okay, so do.
Speaker 5: You believe that Hitler did actually use this to trust?
Speaker 5: So there's a theory that he traveled to the year
Speaker 5: three thousand, or he traveled someplace else.
Speaker 13: If he did, then he wouldn't have come back.
Speaker 5: Yeah. No, they didn't believe that he came back. They
Speaker 5: just believe that he One of the theories is that
Speaker 5: he actually traveled forward and he's never come back, that
Speaker 5: he's just like in the future.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's I would say that's always possible, but
Speaker 13: I would say that's a very far stretch when you
Speaker 13: are going forward, there are things you would have to
Speaker 13: account for that I'm pretty sure based off of the
Speaker 13: design for the bell, they more than likely it didn't
Speaker 13: account for.
Speaker 14: So he probably died on the way.
Speaker 3: So the situation of the UFO UAP, where the fuck
Speaker 3: you want to call it? That it was in Pennsylvania
Speaker 3: in the twenties or thirties, We talked about it. I
Speaker 3: forgot the exact dates. You do not believe or I'm sorry, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: this was in the fifties. Excuse me, it was twenty
Speaker 3: years after the facts? Do you You don't believe that
Speaker 3: that was the bell that made its way across the pond.
Speaker 14: It probably wasn't the same bell.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: You think this might have been the Americans that got
Speaker 3: the blueprints and designed or were trying.
Speaker 14: To start their own shot the Nazis.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I think.
Speaker 5: Claimer might because there's a belief that the fails safe
Speaker 5: with him.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you know you might have.
Speaker 5: Heard us talk about it actually.
Speaker 14: A long time ago.
Speaker 13: Whenever Jonathan and j originally talked about wanting to do
Speaker 13: an episode on it, I kind of held off from
Speaker 13: looking too far into it because I wanted to wait
Speaker 13: to hear what they said first. So aside from like
Speaker 13: general information on the whole story and everything, I knew
Speaker 13: that previously, But everything else I've just seen from the
Speaker 13: episode that y'all did interesting.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, so that the stuff that they found though
Speaker 5: in Kenya, that old boy, the doctor that they brought
Speaker 5: over with paper clip requested, Yeah, it's still weird to
Speaker 5: me because I started looking into it more and I
Speaker 5: found more information about like various ties and like how
Speaker 5: particularly like it possibly is a situation that when they
Speaker 5: did get people that they were able to use because
Speaker 5: of their ties with the British, that they kind of
Speaker 5: were able to establish a connection to gather more of
Speaker 5: this material if it's truly used in this way.
Speaker 2: So I don't know or if the materials even real,
Speaker 2: if it's.
Speaker 13: Real or not, I don't mean I will say that
Speaker 13: if if indeed, like the bell was real and it
Speaker 13: was created and all, that they would know how to
Speaker 13: take the whatever materials are necessary in order to make
Speaker 13: you know, some kind of exotic element from combining different
Speaker 13: ones mm hmmm, because there's certain certain processes involved with
Speaker 13: stabilizing those that they would have known from designing the
Speaker 13: bell itself.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, So now with all that being said, you
Speaker 3: do you believe that, first of all, do you believe
Speaker 3: that the bell was actually created or do you believe
Speaker 3: that it was just blueprints and they were trying to
Speaker 3: make it but never actually succeeded.
Speaker 13: It would depend on if the area where it was
Speaker 13: supposed to be like held and where they tested at
Speaker 13: if it still has radiation there. So like I don't,
Speaker 13: I haven't finished one hundred percent of the episode. They
Speaker 13: all did, but I didn't hear all yet say that
Speaker 13: whether they test to the area.
Speaker 14: For radiation or not depends on the source.
Speaker 13: With you, this place would light up worse than Chernobyl does.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: So the thought is that it's very that they that
Speaker 5: they created a cavern, the one with the seven seven
Speaker 5: sections in it, that one of those sections, the one
Speaker 5: that has the double doors on the one side of
Speaker 5: the cavern and the other side of the cavern, that
Speaker 5: that's where it was down deep inside the earth itself.
Speaker 3: And no one's been back down there to test it.
Speaker 3: But you're saying that you'd be able to get a
Speaker 3: signature even on surface.
Speaker 14: Level if it's that far down.
Speaker 13: No, okay, there should be enough ground there to actually
Speaker 13: conceal it, but it would help stabilize it more the
Speaker 13: further down they went.
Speaker 3: Okay, So, now with that being said, do you believe
Speaker 3: that this was meant to be a time machine or
Speaker 3: do you believe that this was meant to be a
Speaker 3: flying craft?
Speaker 14: Maybe a little bit of both.
Speaker 13: I think primarily it was more than likely meant to
Speaker 13: be like a flying flying craft, some kind of you know,
Speaker 13: aerial weapon, whatever you want to consider it just mainly
Speaker 13: an advancement and technology as a whole. I don't think
Speaker 13: that they were really searching out to make a time machine.
Speaker 2: Okay, fair enough.
Speaker 3: And also I love that this was the inspiration for
Speaker 3: the for the Call of Duty Nazi zombies.
Speaker 2: My god, this was that was a solid blast in
Speaker 2: the past.
Speaker 3: To go back and watch how some of the gameplay
Speaker 3: was and the pack of punch and all the cool shit,
Speaker 3: and then to look at the historical documentation and see
Speaker 3: how much homework the creators did in developing that map.
Speaker 2: Was I'm talking that was that was prime.
Speaker 3: And I mean, as a high schooler, I could have
Speaker 3: never really appreciated.
Speaker 2: The amount of digging these dudes.
Speaker 3: Did but I mean, come on, they even had the
Speaker 3: the Zerum five twenty five stuff on the walls and shit.
Speaker 2: That was dope.
Speaker 13: Yeah, And that's the one thing I want to look
Speaker 13: into is that number, that number itself, And I do
Speaker 13: want to do some more research into the the or
Speaker 13: that they were talking about and stuff. But I will
Speaker 13: say that nothing has ever quite made my blood whole
Speaker 13: ass tight as hearing fetched me their souls, yo, right,
Speaker 13: hearing that for the first time of like, what do
Speaker 13: you what do you mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then finding that video where it's like the
Speaker 3: background to all that. I knew nothing about Sally or Hannah,
Speaker 3: whatever the fuck her name was. I knew nothing about that.
Speaker 3: That was Fluffy's descendants that were the hell Hounds. That
Speaker 3: was cool as fuck. And then the moon Base situation
Speaker 3: that ties more into the historical and conspiracy conversation. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying that was that was fucking great. Which also, Raven,
Speaker 3: we're playing that game soon and you're gonna understand so much.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, it's not a game like that. Well, I
Speaker 2: mean there's points, so.
Speaker 5: To be fair, I'm competitive with everything, so Hell's spoons
Speaker 5: I'm competitive with, so you are.
Speaker 13: We'll be able to when we do the whole black
Speaker 13: hole thing, we'll be able to go a lot more
Speaker 13: in detail to kind of give the the more detailed
Speaker 13: inner workings of how how it all actually worked out.
Speaker 14: Oddly enough, we're talking about black holes.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, Sam, your hand's been raised and you've been stemming.
Speaker 2: Brother, go for it.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 6: So the way that the degak or however you want
Speaker 6: to bounce it? All right, So it would one top
Speaker 6: the top course would what would low take canacalkwas and
Speaker 6: the bottom would won't take talkwas it does betting it
Speaker 6: where it would lift itself off. That's why it was chained.
Speaker 6: But if you take if you get your mass, you
Speaker 6: take two twins. One stays on Earth, you send one
Speaker 6: in space at the speed of light with the mass.
Speaker 6: It's the theory of relativity. The time is time dilation.
Speaker 6: You can do send twins. One will think it's been
Speaker 6: only about you send them into space for five years. Well,
Speaker 6: the one in space were only age five years, while
Speaker 6: the one in that's on Earth. They would have lived
Speaker 6: there the rest of the life and they would come back.
Speaker 6: Depending on how fast they're going and how long they are,
Speaker 6: they could potentially come back and the world. Could it
Speaker 6: could be a century, it could be a couple of centuries,
Speaker 6: or it could even be towards the end of the
Speaker 6: world by the time they get back if you go
Speaker 6: off of Einstein's theory, but you also have the Einstein
Speaker 6: Rosen bridge, which they would shable it in a way
Speaker 6: they think you could. The best way that my understanding
Speaker 6: is you could take like two points of space. You could,
Speaker 6: you'll fold it in and that's how you connect instead
Speaker 6: of traveling like this, you've been space by using your
Speaker 6: speed mass and yeah, speed mass, and.
Speaker 11: I can't think of the other one.
Speaker 6: But I truly believe that the object the veil crashed
Speaker 6: in Kesburg in sixty.
Speaker 3: So two not counterpoints, but two things off of what
Speaker 3: you just said. Number one, that is assuming that a
Speaker 3: human could travel the speed of light and not be
Speaker 3: blown apart at an atomic.
Speaker 2: Level, right.
Speaker 3: And number two, that's kind of the premise behind the
Speaker 3: Planet of the Apes movies.
Speaker 12: Mhmm.
Speaker 6: Actually that that is the premise at which I just
Speaker 6: watched the original one.
Speaker 2: You just watched the Charlton What.
Speaker 6: Dude, I just watched I told you today, I just
Speaker 6: watched Tropical Thunder for the fresh I'm all the way through.
Speaker 2: He just told me this today tropic not tropical, tropic.
Speaker 4: Thunder, topic thunder, and yeah, he.
Speaker 2: Just watched it for the first time all the way through.
Speaker 3: It's great, the last time Blackface will ever be done successfully.
Speaker 2: Why he doesn't like it?
Speaker 11: I I just I didn't really care for the movies?
Speaker 8: What part?
Speaker 2: What part?
Speaker 6: I can't it's just the parody of It's not like
Speaker 6: it's a movie set within a movie, set within a movie.
Speaker 11: It's kind of like an inception's ideal and it's just
Speaker 11: like man, Sam I followed, I was expecting it to
Speaker 11: be an actual war movie.
Speaker 2: No, dude, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Robert Downey Junior is an Australian dude in Blackface, Ben
Speaker 3: Stiller is the leader and Jack Black is jacked out
Speaker 3: of his mind on Heroin. What part of that did
Speaker 3: made you thought it was gonna be a real war movie?
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise did a fat scene.
Speaker 11: I didn't know any of that shit going in.
Speaker 2: How okay, now now we have to draw the line.
Speaker 2: As much as we have talked about this movie, how
Speaker 2: did you not know any of these things? You're into
Speaker 2: the meme culture. Help me out here.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, yeah, if you were watching.
Speaker 4: It is not the same.
Speaker 3: If you were watching it to watch a real war movie,
Speaker 3: yeah you were. You were sadly let down. If you
Speaker 3: were watching it for the comedy gold that it is,
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 11: I did like the Tommy aspect of it, but I
Speaker 11: was just like, I was, this.
Speaker 3: Is This is the equivalent of you saying this is
Speaker 3: the equivalent of you saying that you watched Blazing Saddles
Speaker 3: and was upset because you were trying to watch a
Speaker 3: real Western.
Speaker 2: That's that's equal to what you're saying right now. Huh.
Speaker 2: But that's my point.
Speaker 3: If you were to watch that and you're like, I
Speaker 3: thought I was gonna watch real Western?
Speaker 2: What is this ship?
Speaker 5: It's like, what what Blazing Saddles more than Tropic Thunder?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: I will say I do like Blazing Saddles more than
Speaker 3: Tropic Thunder.
Speaker 4: It will not, it will not stand up.
Speaker 3: I wish I mean that they would do a remake
Speaker 3: of Blazing Saddles.
Speaker 12: They won't.
Speaker 11: They be able to do it the comedy of it.
Speaker 11: They wouldn't do it. People would.
Speaker 6: People are having meltdowns saying that please are racist that
Speaker 6: you think they're gonna make that fucking movie again.
Speaker 3: No, it's they'll never remake it. It's gonna just go
Speaker 3: down in history for the that it is. I wish
Speaker 3: they would, but I know they won't because they literally
Speaker 3: offend everyone. There's nobody that doesn't get their jokes.
Speaker 11: But that I like humor like that where everyone is
Speaker 11: equally offended, and.
Speaker 2: That's what Tropic Thunder was. They got.
Speaker 3: They got everybody getting their jabs in. But again, that's
Speaker 3: the last time.
Speaker 2: Because we had this golden era, crazy time between like
Speaker 2: five and twenty fifteen where comedy was allowed to be
Speaker 2: what it was super bad.
Speaker 3: Super Bad could not get remade right now because of
Speaker 3: the amount of just another example that cannot be remade
Speaker 3: right now because too many people will get butt hurt
Speaker 3: that they said something mean. We had a golden era
Speaker 3: and we let it slip away from us. But yeah, no,
Speaker 3: Tropic Thunder is comedy gold start to finished.
Speaker 5: I just can't stop thinking about Ben Stiller, like with
Speaker 5: his teeth and doing.
Speaker 4: The whole time.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, I'm now gonna have to go watch that
Speaker 5: all right, but we are like forty one deep into
Speaker 5: the chat that we need to get back to.
Speaker 8: Yay.
Speaker 3: Also, Dougie the Sticky Blumpkins says, y'all are mispronouncing it.
Speaker 2: It's e ron right. I get that. I get that.
Speaker 3: I don't care, but I get that fine and fun
Speaker 3: fact about Eran Blumpkins will get you beheaded.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as well pretty much anything that makes life worth living,
Speaker 2: you know. But yeah, they they be they be doing some.
Speaker 3: War crimes or crimes against humanity or whatever the fuck
Speaker 3: it's called there.
Speaker 4: What that's gross?
Speaker 2: Beheadings are gross. I agree. No, no, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Saying it, but nos.
Speaker 3: I mean again, I'm not I've never participated in such acts.
Speaker 3: But you know, I believe you should have the freedom
Speaker 3: to do whatever you want with consenting adults behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 3: But yeah, in in Iran they be or Iran, sorry,
Speaker 3: they they'd be beheading bitches for nothing.
Speaker 2: It's the whole thing.
Speaker 5: God said. The Steelers didn't suck. Don't suck.
Speaker 4: They just did last night.
Speaker 2: Okay, whatever whatever you said.
Speaker 5: I'm Roses hate peeps. It's up Rose, God Love says,
Speaker 5: quit believing all the CIA propaganda that these countries want
Speaker 5: or will be better off with a regime change. It's
Speaker 5: because of people who believe this that the CIA doesn't
Speaker 5: even have to change their playbook when they do the
Speaker 5: same bs over and over and over and over with
Speaker 5: the bad results for everyone.
Speaker 2: Okay, and I hear that. But let me just propose
Speaker 2: this question.
Speaker 3: What would a true natural regime change look like, not
Speaker 3: just in Iran, anywhere on Earth, anywhere on Earth where
Speaker 3: the people really rose up on their own, took out
Speaker 3: their own government on their own and established a new government.
Speaker 3: And how would that look in a way that would
Speaker 3: make people think this wasn't a CIA narrative. I'm just
Speaker 3: curious because that literally looks like what's going on in
Speaker 3: Iran right now. This doesn't look like it had American
Speaker 3: hands in it, although I'm sure people are going to
Speaker 3: say that it did. What would a true pure Iranian
Speaker 3: revolution look like to people?
Speaker 2: I'm curious?
Speaker 8: You know, that is a good question, and it is
Speaker 8: impossible to decouple, especially these days. But I would say
Speaker 8: that there's never been a pure, grassroots internal domestic revolution anywhere,
Speaker 8: not even our own in the United States probably could
Speaker 8: have been pulled off without the French, the support of
Speaker 8: the French Navy, and Dutch banks, Jewish banks. But the
Speaker 8: glorious Revolution in England it's always a combination of domestic
Speaker 8: forces and foreign forces, and that's a really messy thing
Speaker 8: and it always is. Sorry if that's not the best answer,
Speaker 8: but yeah, we've been giving them starlink. Apparently Elon Musk
Speaker 8: tried to send a bunch of starlink antennas over there
Speaker 8: or whatever they're called.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and because the government shut down the internet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they did finally get some guns, thank god.
Speaker 3: But like, yeah, they shut down the Internet because they
Speaker 3: didn't want the public's sending out videos of what's going
Speaker 3: on over there. So Elon's like, nah, homie, I got
Speaker 3: you starlink inbound. And again, clearly ciight, no, no, not necessarily.
Speaker 2: I think that anybody would have been like, no, fuck,
Speaker 2: that same thing with Gaza. They shut down the Internet.
Speaker 3: To Gaza, get starlink over there, Let's see what the
Speaker 3: fuck's going down in Gaza in real time.
Speaker 2: I'm here for this shit.
Speaker 8: I just oh, yeah, I agree. Yeah, And I don't
Speaker 8: think starlink did get to Gaza.
Speaker 2: They did, not a little bit of it did.
Speaker 8: But yeah, some people, the pro Iran people are saying,
Speaker 8: why why didn't Elon give tons of it to Gaza?
Speaker 8: But I have seen a surprisingly large amount of footage,
Speaker 8: at least just in my own personal opinion, coming from Iran,
Speaker 8: from pro government side and from the pro revolution side.
Speaker 8: So the Internet is not shut down enough that nothing's
Speaker 8: getting out, and I'm glad we're seeing lots of video
Speaker 8: coming out right.
Speaker 3: Give me another example, though, what just took place in
Speaker 3: not Bangladesh is it? Or Nepal or Tibet somewhere over there?
Speaker 3: They just had a revolution. They just kicked out their
Speaker 3: government and people were losing their minds about it, and like,
Speaker 3: good for them, the people's voices will be heard. Didn't
Speaker 3: hear shit about Well, it's clearly a CIA hop but
Speaker 3: because it's a nation that's an enemy of America, now
Speaker 3: it clearly is. I'm not saying the CIA doesn't have
Speaker 3: their fingers in this. They very well may and probably do.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is, give me an example or what
Speaker 3: would it look like, just not even example, what would
Speaker 3: a revolution look like where people would be like, hey man,
Speaker 3: that's them doing them and good for them. I don't
Speaker 3: think that it's ever gonna happen because people are gonna
Speaker 3: unnaturally assume that somebody has their hands in it.
Speaker 2: Mussad's clearly involved. They very well. Maybe interer Pole is
Speaker 2: clearly involved, they very well.
Speaker 3: Maybe I don't know, but yeah, I definitely think that
Speaker 3: the polls from Iran would show that for the past
Speaker 3: few decades now, even the people living in there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you could talk about the American Iranians right they left
Speaker 3: the country. Clearly they have issues with the Iyatola. I
Speaker 3: get that even people in Iran don't like him. Hell,
Speaker 3: his approval ratings the Iyatola was that even from his
Speaker 3: religious people. I think the highest number I've seen in
Speaker 3: the last decade was like thirty percent.
Speaker 2: The yeah, people are not happy with the guy.
Speaker 3: So I'm good with it, and I'm hoping that the
Speaker 3: CIA doesn't get involved anymore than they already have if
Speaker 3: they have. But I mean, yeah, I think this is
Speaker 3: kind of natural. Regime changes are ugly. They're always messy.
Speaker 3: Inno sense they're gonna die' that's a thing. And I'm
Speaker 3: not saying like good that that's happening, but also good
Speaker 3: that the Iatola might get ousted.
Speaker 2: That's fucking dope. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a good point. I wonder if they're gonna
Speaker 8: I mean, it would have to be something like the
Speaker 8: evolution England went through with the Magna Carta and other
Speaker 8: laws that got passed over time that gradually reduced the
Speaker 8: power of the monarch and increase the power of the parliament.
Speaker 8: I guess something like that could theoretically happen.
Speaker 2: Over there maybe, But even still, that was I mean
Speaker 2: that Shah.
Speaker 8: But the Iotola might just want to be more of
Speaker 8: a celebrity than a political leader if enough time goes by.
Speaker 3: I mean, hopefully, the same way the pope is no
Speaker 3: longer the world leader he once was. The same way
Speaker 3: that I mean, even if you're talking about what happened
Speaker 3: in England, the barons pretty much forced the king to capitulate.
Speaker 2: Aroan doesn't have barons. They don't have people of that
Speaker 2: upper echelane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they got members of their parliament who while standing
Speaker 3: next to the Ayatola. That's two different conversations, right, that's
Speaker 3: a religious leader and these are political people. Even though
Speaker 3: there is some blending in that culture, it's two very
Speaker 3: different conversations.
Speaker 2: And I just I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 3: Think there's ever gonna be a way where the Iotol
Speaker 3: is going to be like you know what, y'all right,
Speaker 3: I've been on one for a little bit, y'all.
Speaker 2: I'm just kind of take a step back. I don't
Speaker 2: see it happening.
Speaker 8: Uh huh. Another thing is it would probably fragment more
Speaker 8: on ethnic lines than anything else, because there's only like
Speaker 8: a forty eight percent composition of Persians. Yeah, I would
Speaker 8: would have assumed they were like ninety percent Persian, but no,
Speaker 8: it's only like forty fifty percent. And there's a lot
Speaker 8: of Azari's and Baluchies and a bunch of other groups
Speaker 8: I can't even remember or pronounced that. No, you're right,
Speaker 8: a lot of them kind of want independence. It's a
Speaker 8: it's kind of like the Soviet Union. A lot of
Speaker 8: different people's kind of being forced into the into these borders,
Speaker 8: and some of them don't want to be there. Yeah.
Speaker 8: So you know, if it's gonna if it's gonna really
Speaker 8: really destroy the government, it might be along those lines too.
Speaker 3: And I'm not inherently against that because the Persians themselves,
Speaker 3: I mean historically, yeah, we're talking about like the Persian Empire,
Speaker 3: but in the words, yeah, right right of the Kurds.
Speaker 3: I mean, the Persians themselves haven't been much on the
Speaker 3: war path in quite some time. Unless it's against the Kurds,
Speaker 3: because everybody in that entire section of the world, agreasing
Speaker 3: animally fucked the Kurds.
Speaker 8: But whatever.
Speaker 3: But yes, you got the Azerbai john population, you got
Speaker 3: the courge, you got the Arabs, you got the I
Speaker 3: wouldn't be mad if the country not split into a
Speaker 3: bunch of smaller countries. But if the Persians finally had
Speaker 3: their country back, that would be dope. Hell, bring Zoroastrianism back.
Speaker 3: I'm here for the shit. But yeah, we'll see how
Speaker 3: it shakes out. You know, we're talking all this shit.
Speaker 3: It's very possible that within the next week the fucking
Speaker 3: iron fist of the government comes down and the revolution's over.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know, We'll see, Okay.
Speaker 8: By the way, I just asked Rock, what is the
Speaker 8: history recent history of the death penalty applied in Iran?
Speaker 8: And it looks like they execute about it anywhere from
Speaker 8: a few hundreds to maybe one thousand plus people per year. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and about half of that is drug related offensive offenses,
Speaker 8: and the other half is murders and other serious crimes.
Speaker 2: And it's the most recent I can remember, about a
Speaker 2: thousand a year.
Speaker 3: Okay, So about the I know, three a day, give
Speaker 3: or take. That's not a lot, I guess. But the
Speaker 3: last one I heard of more famously was the scientist
Speaker 3: and I'm using that term loosely, that gave information about
Speaker 3: the status of the underground nuclear bunkers. He like gave
Speaker 3: a status report of like, oh shit, yeah, they hit
Speaker 3: us pretty hard.
Speaker 2: And Iran was like, ah, here's a bullet. I mean
Speaker 2: that's so. I mean, yeah, three a day. You know what,
Speaker 2: Real quick, Tony, look up what the rate is in America.
Speaker 2: How many.
Speaker 3: I understand, we're comparing two vastly different cultures. I get that,
Speaker 3: but and we also have a larger population than them,
Speaker 3: taking all that into account, but how many people in
Speaker 3: America die via the death penalty in America on a
Speaker 3: yearly basis exaptly?
Speaker 8: Okay, while it's generating that, you might be surprised to
Speaker 8: know that Japan has a death penalty that they actually use,
Speaker 8: not since like twenty twenty two. I think that was
Speaker 8: the last time they did it, but they still have
Speaker 8: it over there. That surprised me.
Speaker 3: I was just having a conversation with my son about Japan,
Speaker 3: how they have to have nets on all the buildings
Speaker 3: because the suicide rates are so high.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, they are real high in suicide. But in
Speaker 8: the US death penalty for twenty sixteen to now by
Speaker 8: year is twenty twenty three, twenty five, twenty two, seventeen eleven, eighteen,
Speaker 8: twenty four, twenty five, and there's brother forty seven last year.
Speaker 2: Old.
Speaker 3: Real quick, look up the population of Iran just for
Speaker 3: two seconds, because you're telling me that this nation who's
Speaker 3: got three hundred and sixty million people be the US.
Speaker 3: We have have capital punishment on under thirty people a year,
Speaker 3: give or take.
Speaker 2: And I'm being generous on that.
Speaker 4: We had.
Speaker 5: We had forty seven prisoners executed last year.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a high number four US.
Speaker 5: Nineteen in Florida, one in Louisiana, five in Texas, five
Speaker 5: in there's a couple other states.
Speaker 2: But okay, so our high year is under fifty though.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, And you're asking, babe, what's the population of Iran?
Speaker 8: And uh Tucker asked that to Ted Cruz and that
Speaker 8: kind of blew up. But I think the numbers ninety million.
Speaker 2: Ninety million edge.
Speaker 3: So a country with a third of our less than
Speaker 3: a third of our population is slaughtering at best six
Speaker 3: times the amount.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah they are.
Speaker 2: Okay, So anyway about that regime change, I think this
Speaker 2: is an inherent positive.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe I'm just off my fucking rocker here.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'm just going a few females that were executed
Speaker 5: last year.
Speaker 2: Good equality. I'm here for it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's quite a few of them.
Speaker 3: Got to keep that fair and balanced in the good
Speaker 3: us of a not in Trump's America twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: Y'all equal rights, equal fights, and equal poisonings.
Speaker 2: Anyway, all right, before I get back to the jat,
Speaker 2: say go ahead, So.
Speaker 6: About the the think are typically don't women like? Aren't
Speaker 6: they less likely to get the death penalty? The only
Speaker 6: bitch I know that actually got executed was the bitch
Speaker 6: for monster Aleen Ronos, and that Bard was cuckoo nuttier
Speaker 6: than a fucking squirrel.
Speaker 7: Shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, and it depends on the crime. But I
Speaker 3: think the statistics are like men are. It's like thirty
Speaker 3: times more likely to get capital punishment for the exact
Speaker 3: same crime as a woman.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know what's funny about elect We're not funny, it's
Speaker 6: actually fucking morbid. Uh you know, mister Balin, mister b Allen,
Speaker 6: the Navy seal YouTube.
Speaker 2: Guy mister Balin. Yeah, yeah, I love mister Balin.
Speaker 11: Same he did a video over in uh the Wonos. Uh.
Speaker 6: She failed, but she actually uh was gonna she tried
Speaker 6: to lure a seventeen year old boy uh to uh
Speaker 6: to help her fix her car.
Speaker 11: She was gonna kill him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably just because she hated him men, Like she
Speaker 3: didn't even know that, but she just wanted to have
Speaker 3: a man's blood on her hands because fuck the patriarchy
Speaker 3: or some liberal nonsense. I don't know, but anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you're looking at statistics, men are way more likely
Speaker 3: to commit suicide, way more likely to die from a
Speaker 3: workplace incident. Yeah, we are three times more likely to
Speaker 3: lose custody of our children in a divorce court. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Like being a man is, like it kind of sucks.
Speaker 3: And then on top of that, men's mental health only
Speaker 3: recently became a talking point that people actually give a
Speaker 3: fuck about.
Speaker 5: Do you want to take a guess to how many
Speaker 5: people out of those forty seven were women? Three who
Speaker 5: forty three out of the forty seven were women. As
Speaker 5: that were executed last.
Speaker 3: Year, finally getting some equality, look at America, making it
Speaker 3: happen one day at a time. You know, So of
Speaker 3: those forty three, what was the reason you do you
Speaker 3: have like a consensus onone?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 5: Like? It doesn't It doesn't say some of them, No,
Speaker 5: it doesn't tell me really. It just says like a
Speaker 5: lot of them had long, long sentences, like twenty three years,
Speaker 5: twenty nine years. It has like twenty six years. Some
Speaker 5: of them were multiple people were killed on one day.
Speaker 5: So two females were killed, both with twenty nine years sentences.
Speaker 5: Some were sixty three, some were younger. One of them
Speaker 5: had like three or four people that were killed in
Speaker 5: the same day. Where is it two males and one
Speaker 5: female was killed on one day? Then they had three
Speaker 5: females and various backgrounds killed on one day. Yeah, they
Speaker 5: had all sorts of stuff, but yeah, no, there was
Speaker 5: only it was majority all females pretty much.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying is America is more equal now
Speaker 3: than it's ever been before.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm hearing, not what I'm saying, but okay,
Speaker 5: I think that's what the number show.
Speaker 4: An Asian female.
Speaker 2: Probably a Chinese spy I'm Jason.
Speaker 5: Female, and a multi racial female. That's all we I
Speaker 5: can see is like that.
Speaker 4: Some of them say, African Americans say white.
Speaker 2: You said this is last year.
Speaker 4: We're white.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a lot of them are white.
Speaker 2: Look up, just for sake of conversation here, look up
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three, you know, look up twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: Let's go back even two years from that and just
Speaker 2: see what the number was and how many of them
Speaker 2: were women, Because now I'm curious if this is a
Speaker 2: relatively new thing as far as this is concerned, or
Speaker 2: if they've been going harsher on women for a little
Speaker 2: bit and there's some precedents here. I'm curious.
Speaker 5: See your execution twenty twenty three?
Speaker 3: Yeah, just for shits and gigs, how many women were
Speaker 3: sentenced or had capital punishment carried out on them in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three?
Speaker 4: Okay, well you do read the chat one?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Can I jump in? I can't find any women
Speaker 8: executed in twenty twenty five. I found a list on Google.
Speaker 8: But these ais just hallucinate like crazy.
Speaker 3: I think, do you think that that was women that
Speaker 3: were sentenced or women that were that it was carried out.
Speaker 5: I'm on the Death Penalty Information Center website. Okay, information
Speaker 5: dot org.
Speaker 2: Word word up, it's actually the.
Speaker 4: Year of execution.
Speaker 5: You can do it by state, religion, religious excuse me, gender, race, age,
Speaker 5: start date, race of victim, gender victim. It gives you
Speaker 5: the So what it does is it gives you a
Speaker 5: whole breakdown of what. Sorry you can't see it, see.
Speaker 5: It gives you a whole breakdown. So it says the name,
Speaker 5: the age, the gender, the race. It tells you the victims,
Speaker 5: It tells you the state, the county, the region, the
Speaker 5: type of method that was used, and it kind of
Speaker 5: goes like it just it tells you juvenile, federal volunteer,
Speaker 5: and foreign national. So some of them are more in detail,
Speaker 5: some of them are not.
Speaker 2: Okay, So twenty twenty three, did you look up the
Speaker 2: number more females, more females, Well, how many were killed
Speaker 2: totality twenty four twenty four, and how many of them
Speaker 2: were women?
Speaker 5: I'm skimming, but I can tell by just looking like
Speaker 5: you know, it says two males, one female. It says
Speaker 5: two Latin males, one Latin female, one black female, and
Speaker 5: one day, two black females, one female, one white female,
Speaker 5: three males, one black male, three black females, one white female,
Speaker 5: white female, white female, white female.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so it's more it's more more girls than it
Speaker 4: is boys.
Speaker 2: Damn. So the pendulum has been swinging this way for
Speaker 2: a little while. Who knew.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Apparently there is only one Jew in Greenland.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dougie sent this one. Holy shit, so I looked
Speaker 2: at it.
Speaker 3: There's generally, in his quote says, one Jew to rule
Speaker 3: them all. Well, there it is. He got that one
Speaker 3: plug in Greenland, I suppose. So there's generally only one
Speaker 3: known long term Jewish resident in Greenland, an American, an
Speaker 3: American man not even like from Israel, but all right,
Speaker 3: named Paul Cohen living in Narsac.
Speaker 2: I helpe her pronounce that right? I don't know.
Speaker 3: Though temporary Jewish visitors, military personnel, and tourists do visit Greenland,
Speaker 3: he never had a permanent Jewish community, and Cohen has
Speaker 3: stated he believes he is the only Jew on the island,
Speaker 3: sometimes feeling like he is the last person on earth.
Speaker 3: That's hilarious. That's hilarious. So I mean it's possible that
Speaker 3: Greenland might be a little too cold for the Jewish people, which,
Speaker 3: for the record, I think is too cold for most
Speaker 3: human beings.
Speaker 2: So fair Who knew there was only one Jew? In Greenland.
Speaker 2: That's that's fucking hilarious.
Speaker 4: I actually didn't know that, but you know what, Hey,
Speaker 4: it's a vibe.
Speaker 3: I think that's gonna just permanently take up a little
Speaker 3: bit of storage space in my brain for the rest
Speaker 3: of my life, just that random little fact.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 5: It is. Oh, I didn't want to I did really
Speaker 5: want to share these.
Speaker 4: I've been chomping at the bit.
Speaker 2: Go for it, you share the sticker, Okay, okay.
Speaker 5: So these are some These are some of our stickers.
Speaker 4: So this is the new the new logo.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah.
Speaker 4: And this one is the Cajun Night.
Speaker 2: I like it a lot. I like the alligator skull
Speaker 2: on the shoulder.
Speaker 4: This one is mine.
Speaker 5: Skulls, which le boo boo.
Speaker 2: You know I do love the skull la boo boo.
Speaker 2: It's very you.
Speaker 4: Yes, this one is the Lizard People.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lizard people are control in the water.
Speaker 4: Some of some of this.
Speaker 5: So this is the Maniac membership. They get their own
Speaker 5: special sticker and their.
Speaker 3: Own special shirt shouts out to all the Maniac members shirt.
Speaker 4: And then this is the cult conspiracy. It is a Bigfoot.
Speaker 5: So some of these stickers are going to the winners
Speaker 5: from a Midnight Kong Kyle and Spirit Animal are getting
Speaker 5: a couple of these stickers with their packages and their
Speaker 5: vintage T shirts for winning all on watch some pone call.
Speaker 4: It just went out of my.
Speaker 2: Head to Cryptic Women's Society.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: My brain just went for their packages because they won
Speaker 5: the contest or whatever it was. And so some of
Speaker 5: those are going with you guys, and then the other
Speaker 5: ones are all being made for the Maniac Tear. So
Speaker 5: I just want to kind of show everybody some of
Speaker 5: the stickers that we've made thus far.
Speaker 2: Fuck yeah, yes, go ahead, Sam.
Speaker 11: I want to say thank you.
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 2: We love your Spirit Animal. Let's continue.
Speaker 3: Ashton says Antony's defensive dictatorships Kim Jong un with a
Speaker 3: cigarette watching a nuclear weapon test goes hard. Okay, agreed,
Speaker 3: But you know that's also not like a positive thing overall.
Speaker 3: I've seen the picture, but I never knew if it
Speaker 3: was photoshopped or not, because I don't know, you know,
Speaker 3: that's Kim John be doing his ship, which we are
Speaker 3: going to do an episode on his uncle got Got.
Speaker 2: I thought, I think that's a crazy conspiracy.
Speaker 3: The the levels that that went to the two girls
Speaker 3: at the show in their hands at the airport.
Speaker 2: And all that that one. Oh yeah, yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 2: be doing a dive on that soon. Today today we
Speaker 2: did a pretty interesting dive.
Speaker 3: We're not gonna spend too much time on it this
Speaker 3: moment because we're gonna we have to get to this chat.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many of y'all have ever heard
Speaker 3: of Cicada thirty three oh one, but today we did
Speaker 3: a pretty interesting deep dive on that one.
Speaker 2: That episode's going to be dropping on Friday.
Speaker 7: And.
Speaker 4: I really want that.
Speaker 5: I really want to hear what everyone's thoughts are because
Speaker 5: I've been thinking about this all day since this episode,
Speaker 5: and then of course I started reading into it more
Speaker 5: because I was like, it just doesn't make any sense
Speaker 5: to me. But I don't know if anyone actually knows
Speaker 5: anything about it as of right now. But it's a
Speaker 5: wild episode. It's the level, it's the multi levels to
Speaker 5: everything and all the symbolism that's catching me up, Like
Speaker 5: I want to understand who did it.
Speaker 2: I can the ones behind it.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see what people comment on that episode.
Speaker 3: And then also once that episode dropped next Tuesday, whenever
Speaker 3: it's like out for the public, I can't wait to
Speaker 3: talk about it and hear what people's opinions are on
Speaker 3: what was true, what was fake? How much of this?
Speaker 3: Who do they think was the ones in charge of it?
Speaker 3: Wasn't Moussad?
Speaker 2: Was a Cia? Was it Aliens?
Speaker 3: I think it's it's fucking wild because there's no theory
Speaker 3: that's any more or less credible than any others.
Speaker 2: It's fun, that's true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was a wild episode.
Speaker 5: And then the next one that I'm taking lead on
Speaker 5: thanks to Royce, is going to be about trees, and
Speaker 5: I know that sounds weird, but so I've decided I'm
Speaker 5: going to bring in the flat earth theory on trees
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 4: To to you know, well rounded out, because it's.
Speaker 2: It well round it out.
Speaker 4: So tough.
Speaker 3: The dad jokes don't get made naturally often, but when
Speaker 3: they do, you just have to take advantage.
Speaker 5: I can just see you right now with some uh,
Speaker 5: some of those high top sneakers, like the socks with
Speaker 5: some shorts on dad boys.
Speaker 3: First of all, first of all, you know damn good
Speaker 3: and well, I would never be caught dead in shorts
Speaker 3: that I'll rock the new balance in the high socks
Speaker 3: and tucking a polo shirt with my phone clip from
Speaker 3: my belt. But I would be goddamned if I'm gonna
Speaker 3: be caught in public wearing shorts.
Speaker 2: So you're out of your goddamn mind. Oh no, no, no.
Speaker 4: No, anyway, anyways to the chat.
Speaker 3: All right, So Dougie says, where's Jonathan out getting milk again? Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was supposed to be on, but he had to
Speaker 3: shoot a meta episode on this evening, So you know,
Speaker 3: he'll pop in when he's available. You know, he's he's
Speaker 3: doing his own thing now. He's got his own business
Speaker 3: that he's running. He's trying to grow that show in
Speaker 3: its own right. So you know he's he's still here,
Speaker 3: but he's not as Uh, he's.
Speaker 5: In the astro plane right now with us. Here's here
Speaker 5: with us in spirit and consciousness.
Speaker 2: He's with all of us in spirit. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: I agree with Tony one million percent White Boy Wizard
Speaker 3: to which part was this? This was also like forty
Speaker 3: five minutes ago, Tristan here, you guess.
Speaker 8: Sorry I missed it? What what?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 8: What are you questioning me about?
Speaker 3: You had commented, I agree with Tony one million percent.
Speaker 3: That could be about a couple of things. This was
Speaker 3: also forty five minutes ago, so regime.
Speaker 15: But yeah, all the Iran ship, dude, I don't fucking
Speaker 15: think that they were fucking I don't know, do you
Speaker 15: know what I mean? Yeah, I'm fucking I think the
Speaker 15: Zionis the Zionists played, but goes back one hundred and
Speaker 15: thirty fucking years and Iran and all the fucking eye
Speaker 15: toll and the bullshit and the fucking I'm awesome heads
Speaker 15: ball and all the fucking dude, it's all the fucking Zionists.
Speaker 15: Before Zionists were in the fucking Middle East.
Speaker 8: None of that ship was a thing.
Speaker 15: I know, nobody wants to agree to talk about it,
Speaker 15: but you can't fucking prove me wrong.
Speaker 8: So I agree with Tony a million percent.
Speaker 2: Little bit of pushback on you.
Speaker 3: The Muslims have been killing other Muslims for centuries, well
Speaker 3: before the Nation of Israel was established or the zion
Speaker 3: has got their hands in there, So like the soon
Speaker 3: he's in, the Shias have gone to full on bloodshed
Speaker 3: war over this before.
Speaker 15: So like, no, I agree, I acknowledge that, dude, Like
Speaker 15: freaking you know, I don't know, Like the first colonizers
Speaker 15: were fucking Muslims. They fucking like they destroyed Zoroastrianism. They
Speaker 15: destroyed all sorts of shit over there, dude, and also
Speaker 15: saying they're fucking cool.
Speaker 2: It's also worth mentioning, dude.
Speaker 8: By any means, I don't want them. I don't want
Speaker 8: them for the fuck.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 3: I don't want nobody to get hurt in any of this.
Speaker 3: But also we need to take in mind the area itself.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: So the UAE, I don't know if you heard about this,
Speaker 2: They just put out a post or not post. They
Speaker 2: let out an.
Speaker 3: Announcement they will no longer be funding their people to
Speaker 3: go to school in England because England is too full
Speaker 3: of the wrong Muslims. Their words, not mine, and the
Speaker 3: UAE is saying that because England's laws are so lax
Speaker 3: that now the wrong Muslims are there and they're corrupting
Speaker 3: their Muslims, and so they're no longer funding students from
Speaker 3: the UAE to go to England for school. Take that
Speaker 3: with whatever grain slash mountain of salt you need. This
Speaker 3: is not a Zionist thing. This ain't because the.
Speaker 2: Dirty, oh, the evil Jews are ruining the Middle East.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, The Muslims have been doing that
Speaker 3: quite fine on their own for the last fifteen hundred years.
Speaker 3: It's gonna throw that out, yeah.
Speaker 8: And I would also just say that there's always shifting alliances,
Speaker 8: that the Jews have always had enemies, and Zionists in
Speaker 8: particular have always had enemies, but it does vary a
Speaker 8: lot between sectarian different groups. So like they used to
Speaker 8: be more aligned with the Shia a long time ago,
Speaker 8: and now the Shia are the main enemies of Israel,
Speaker 8: and Iran is the main home of probably like half
Speaker 8: the Shia the world.
Speaker 6: Noah.
Speaker 8: I would say that Judaism probably considered Christianity a bigger
Speaker 8: enemy than Islam over one hundred years ago, and it
Speaker 8: was only after the establishment of Israel that Islam started
Speaker 8: to become the main enemy of Israel and the whole
Speaker 8: idea of Judeo Christian heritage in the United States started
Speaker 8: to become more of a widespread idea. So these groups,
Speaker 8: like Israel's alliances keep shifting, just like England's did, just
Speaker 8: like the US has and just like any other group
Speaker 8: of people hast I'm not aware of Israel ever supporting
Speaker 8: hasbelab but for sure they did facilitate money going to
Speaker 8: Hamas almost recently twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: I'm with you. But once again, even before the Nation
Speaker 2: of Israel was founded, the Middle East has been at
Speaker 2: turmoil because Muslim on Muslim crime that has had nothing
Speaker 2: to do with Zionis propaganda.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I agree, and that's something I hope to
Speaker 8: learn more about as time goes forward, because yeah, as
Speaker 8: soon as Shia split started a long time ago, just
Speaker 8: within one hundred years of Muhammed's life. Yeah, yeah, they've
Speaker 8: been killing each other for a long time for sure.
Speaker 3: Then the Kurds get their way in there, and then
Speaker 3: there's all these other types of uh, what's the one
Speaker 3: that uh oh shit Ali Sad Bashar al Assad his
Speaker 3: white Ala white. They got their sect and they're they're
Speaker 3: fucking wild. Actually there their system of beliefs of what
Speaker 3: they believe. I think it was like, was it nebekon Nezer?
Speaker 3: Was He's gonna be the Second Coming or something like that.
Speaker 3: It's dude, they are fucking wild. But even still they
Speaker 3: all got beef with each other. Yes, the Nation of
Speaker 3: Israel being founded and the Zionists that have made their
Speaker 3: way into the Middle East, that didn't help the situation.
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 3: And you're right, Tony there, their alliance has shift, just
Speaker 3: like Americas, just like Russia's, just like everybody's shifts over time.
Speaker 3: With new regimes and new administrations and new economic turmoils
Speaker 3: and new wars that get started, everybody pulls their sides,
Speaker 3: and you know, enemy of my enemy becomes a thing
Speaker 3: on grandiose scales.
Speaker 2: I see that, But I also don't believe.
Speaker 3: That what's happening in Iran right now was like without precedence,
Speaker 3: And I also think that would have happened naturally on
Speaker 3: its own. You could look at pictures of Iran from
Speaker 3: the seventies and they were a First World nation by
Speaker 3: all accounts, right. The people had liberty. Yes, they were Muslim,
Speaker 3: for sure. They also had a Zoroastrian population all the things.
Speaker 3: But more or less, people there were living relatively modern
Speaker 3: lives to what the Europeans were living cut to them today.
Speaker 2: I have a hard.
Speaker 3: Time believing very similar to Venezuela, regardless of whether we
Speaker 3: took out Maduro or not, the Venezuelan people were gonna
Speaker 3: rise up against that regime on their own anyway, because
Speaker 3: that's how communism works, that's how Marxism works, that's a
Speaker 3: separate conversation from Iran. I get that, But my point
Speaker 3: is the people are good to a certain point and
Speaker 3: an eventually they lose their shit and slaughter everyone.
Speaker 2: I think that's kind of human nature, to be honest
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm hoping that the Iranian situation gets dealt
Speaker 3: with with as little bloodshed as possible.
Speaker 2: And hopefully with the eye totally getting removed. I would hope,
Speaker 2: But I mean, I guess we're gonna have to see.
Speaker 2: And I don't really see this as being a Zionist thing.
Speaker 2: I think this is a human nature thing. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that people are gonna shot on me for
Speaker 2: that belief too. It is what it is.
Speaker 5: Anyway, back to the chat, you guys are just gonna
Speaker 5: argue this out over and over. I think everyone has
Speaker 5: their their point of views and they're gonna just kind
Speaker 5: of stick with those point of views.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know, it's one of those things.
Speaker 3: It is frozen plumber. Jake says, what's good people, what's up, Jake?
Speaker 3: Glad to have you with us this evening. Uh oh, honey,
Speaker 3: bad dress that you finally made it to the party. Welcome, Welcome,
Speaker 3: glad you here indeed, let's see, Tuesdays are for cult activities. Jess, Jess,
Speaker 3: you made your way in this evening. Good to see you.
Speaker 3: Uh huge drowning pool. Let the body sit the floor. Yeah,
Speaker 3: no doubt. Uh nor the explorer says, white boy was respectfully,
Speaker 3: what's the fucker good to see you too?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. And now I see the uh
Speaker 2: uh oh Ricci? What's her name? Girl? The girl that
Speaker 2: played the original Wednesday Adams, Christina Ricci. Christina I was
Speaker 2: about to say Victoria Ricci. I was like, that's not it.
Speaker 2: Christina Ricci. Yeah, she's over here.
Speaker 8: What up?
Speaker 5: That's not that girl?
Speaker 7: That is?
Speaker 5: That is not the girl she is the girl from
Speaker 5: Blackheat Orange.
Speaker 4: Is a New Black.
Speaker 2: That is also Christina Ricci. That is not No.
Speaker 3: No, the girl from Orange is the New Black is
Speaker 3: Christina Ricci. No, it is not Pensentucky with the fucked
Speaker 3: up teeth. Yes, that is the.
Speaker 4: Girl that played Wednesday Adams.
Speaker 2: It is not Raven. Go ahead and google that one.
Speaker 8: It's not her.
Speaker 11: It's not her at all.
Speaker 8: What the fuck is her name? It's right on the
Speaker 8: tip of my poe.
Speaker 2: I watched her.
Speaker 8: Karen Manning is her name?
Speaker 15: I watched She's the one that was on film saying
Speaker 15: that the fucking Hollywood fucks have tried to get her
Speaker 15: to take the Golden juice three times, and she went on.
Speaker 11: That whole lot.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: But okay, she did a whole podcast episode where she
Speaker 5: went on and she told them it basically that because
Speaker 5: she wouldn't get any popular in Hollywood was because she
Speaker 5: went to these elite parties and they told her to
Speaker 5: drink this golden juice and pretty much I e.
Speaker 4: Some type of a drena chrome or something like this,
Speaker 4: and she like talked.
Speaker 5: About the whole elite people. But no, that is completely
Speaker 5: not the same person at all.
Speaker 3: I swear I saw Christina Ricci give a interview where
Speaker 3: she was talking about it.
Speaker 2: I might be completely.
Speaker 5: Basically Wednesday she played as the teacher.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not the same person.
Speaker 3: Sam, go ahead, and also, are you holding your joint
Speaker 3: with with fucking chopsticks?
Speaker 11: It's a blunt, it's a roach blunt.
Speaker 6: So it's my we flied, and yes, since we flied,
Speaker 6: I'm using chopsticks now. The original I know, general take
Speaker 6: a plays Wednesday Adams now, but who is the original
Speaker 6: chick from the sixties? Is that the one you're talking
Speaker 6: about or about the one from the ninetiesties.
Speaker 4: From the nineties sixties? This is this is her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess I'm off base here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is uh meaning.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, I only saw the first season
Speaker 2: of it. I swore that was Reachie. I am incorrect, damn.
Speaker 6: They They also the what what was her name? She
Speaker 6: played the mother Matitia? Anyway, Yeah, she got asked to
Speaker 6: come back for the revival and everything Wednesday. She said no,
Speaker 6: I won't because I will not play Hoe without my
Speaker 6: domas since old dude died. Yeah, and I was like
Speaker 6: that that that just broke my whole I want to
Speaker 6: find I love that like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is heartbreaking because he was he was a
Speaker 2: thug with it.
Speaker 4: I really did like the nineties version of Go Mas.
Speaker 4: It was great, all right.
Speaker 3: So moving on here now that I've been checked on
Speaker 3: the whole actress situation, which I didn't know, Okay.
Speaker 5: I just happened to really like, uh, the Adams and
Speaker 5: I've watched like all of it forever and ever.
Speaker 2: So I do too.
Speaker 3: I just I show thought pens Tucky was was Christina Man.
Speaker 2: I even getting shut down over.
Speaker 8: Here speaking of the Adams Rest in peace of Scott Adams.
Speaker 2: Scott Adams helped me out here.
Speaker 8: Oh he'd made Dilbert the cartoon. Yeah, oh yeah, I
Speaker 8: guess you hadn't heard. I have not heard.
Speaker 3: Sorry, So the artist who made the Sunday comic Dilbert
Speaker 3: is dead.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but he had a more recent you know, daily podcast,
Speaker 8: and he had pancreatic can well, some kind of cancer,
Speaker 8: and he recently succumbed at age sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Damn all right, Rip Scott Adams.
Speaker 8: We're just talking about the Adams family, and that was
Speaker 8: a different one.
Speaker 2: It's segued. It was solid. I missed the mark, but
Speaker 2: it's all good.
Speaker 3: Dougie the Sticky Blumpkin says, check out James Francos November
Speaker 3: or eleven, twenty two sixty three. It's on Netflix now.
Speaker 3: It's the Time Travel and Kennedy Assassination. I saw it
Speaker 3: on the queue. I have not washed yet.
Speaker 2: Is it good? Because I'm very curious.
Speaker 5: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Boys, James Franco, the known pedophile.
Speaker 5: My heartbreaks. I was such a huge fan of him
Speaker 5: when I was younger.
Speaker 3: I was he plays a really good like idiot stoner type,
Speaker 3: very much like seth Rogen but like, all right, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll check it out.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't know. Sam, go ahead, Okay.
Speaker 11: What about Harry Osbourne? Now so he's a what now?
Speaker 2: Like, bro, what who's talking about Harry Osbourne?
Speaker 5: Who?
Speaker 6: James Franco played Harry Harry Osbourne in the Samuni spoder
Speaker 6: Man and Oh for.
Speaker 3: The Love of God. Yeah, the one role where he
Speaker 3: actually played like drama. Well, that was the one where
Speaker 3: he was a hiker, had to cut off his own hand.
Speaker 11: One hundred and seven hours.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was dope.
Speaker 11: That's based on a true story.
Speaker 6: That's why, kids, if you're going to fucking go hiking
Speaker 6: or anywhere, you tell people and you'll tell them when
Speaker 6: you'll be back.
Speaker 3: It also kills me that, like so many people are
Speaker 3: so at least he had a knife on him. Do
Speaker 3: you know how many people, how many grown ups, grown
Speaker 3: ass adults are walking around right now without a knife
Speaker 3: in their pocket.
Speaker 2: This blows my mind.
Speaker 3: And it's not even like for a defense thing like
Speaker 3: a weapon, when you're like, that's a tool. I can't
Speaker 3: tell you how many times a day I have to
Speaker 3: use a knife in some way, shape or form, and
Speaker 3: there's just people out here fucking about without some sort
Speaker 3: of a cutting implement in their pocket.
Speaker 2: It blows my mind. See God, his love knows us up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: at all times.
Speaker 3: It doesn't have to be like some crazy massive machete
Speaker 3: or something like I this is a this is basically
Speaker 3: a box cutter. I changed the razor blade out from
Speaker 3: time to time like that. It's it's something anything but yeah,
Speaker 3: at least James Franco's character, the actual true story of
Speaker 3: the Dude, had what was like a Swiss army knife,
Speaker 3: which was shitty.
Speaker 2: But at least it's better than nothing, you know, I
Speaker 2: mean that's fair.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I have a knife in my car. That's I
Speaker 5: have a whole bunch of I have a whole bunch
Speaker 5: of shit my car, though, like pretty much I could
Speaker 5: survive anytime. I hell the snacks on the floor, like
Speaker 5: the time I could survive like.
Speaker 4: For like three weeks.
Speaker 3: No, but I mean in your home you don't need
Speaker 3: one necessarily because you have a drawer that's got something.
Speaker 3: But like, yeah, when you're out and about, you need something.
Speaker 3: As much as I carry a weapon, I carry a
Speaker 3: pistol obviously, but I mean you obviously, when you have
Speaker 3: a knife and a lighter. Even if you're not a smoker,
Speaker 3: you may need to start a fire in some way,
Speaker 3: shape or form.
Speaker 2: You don't know, survivalist, I suppose, well then, anyway.
Speaker 3: God's Love says, it's good to see everybody here on
Speaker 3: the coc ship of fools. Happiness, health, prosperity, and love
Speaker 3: to all, saying to you, God his Love, nobody doesn't
Speaker 3: quite like you, brother.
Speaker 2: Uh, let's see, Dougie says, since JOHNA.
Speaker 3: Thinn abandoned us, Yeah, you put emphasis on that thin,
Speaker 3: didn't you. Which, come to find out, I dude, I
Speaker 3: was working with this dude for years, consider him my
Speaker 3: best friend.
Speaker 2: I didn't know his name was spelled with an o
Speaker 2: inn at the end.
Speaker 4: For I don't know how you didn't know.
Speaker 3: This, because Jonathan in the Bible has an a in
Speaker 3: and that's where I primarily see that name spelled out.
Speaker 3: It's Jonathan. He spells it jonathone and I had no
Speaker 3: fucking clue. You'll learn something new every day. But anyway,
Speaker 3: since Jonathan abandoned us, from this day forward, twill no
Speaker 3: longer be Jonathan and Jacob. I decree by the Gods
Speaker 3: of Blunkin it is Jacob and Jonathan. Well personally, I've
Speaker 3: always seen it as Jacob and Jonathan, but I appreciate you,
Speaker 3: but you know, and honestly, to this day and moving forward,
Speaker 3: it is Raven and the Cage to Night. I think
Speaker 3: that's kind of the mood here. But good things, good things, Dougie.
Speaker 5: I will say, like, somehow I always end up putting
Speaker 5: if I'm writing people back, I'll put Jacob and Raven,
Speaker 5: even though I'm the one that is writing back sometimes
Speaker 5: and I'm like, I don't know why I naturally put
Speaker 5: your name before my name, but it's whatever I mean.
Speaker 3: And for the record, if y'all have seen comments and
Speaker 3: answering back on certain things, usually there's like an R
Speaker 3: or a J to denotate who is speaking. We're gonna
Speaker 3: do that moving forward as well. Just everybody's clear of
Speaker 3: who is responding to things and stuff is yeah, clear.
Speaker 4: We're trying to let you know who who's actually responding
Speaker 4: back to you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, God is love what you got?
Speaker 8: Dog?
Speaker 7: Is Jonathan not coming back to the lives.
Speaker 2: Oh he is. He just busy, was you know on
Speaker 2: this evening? But yeah, he'll be around whenever.
Speaker 3: So this is not his primary purpose, right, this is
Speaker 3: not his primary project anymore.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have majority.
Speaker 3: Stake in the business, Like as far as everything goes,
Speaker 3: he's here and he's still very much a part of things.
Speaker 3: But he's got a brand new baby that he's trying
Speaker 3: to raise into adolescents. Right now, this show is already
Speaker 3: towards like, let's say the teenage years. Right, it's not
Speaker 3: in college just yet, but we're in those teenage years.
Speaker 3: We're in that awkward transitional stage. He's got a baby
Speaker 3: that's just now learning how to like he's been walking
Speaker 3: for a bit, and how he's starting to run.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. It needs more attention right now.
Speaker 3: So when he can't make The Lives because he's got
Speaker 3: something going on in that show, it is what it is,
Speaker 3: you know, all good things. But yeah, he will probably
Speaker 3: be back next week, so all good things.
Speaker 4: We're like thirteen year olds with braces.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's us right now.
Speaker 5: So that's a really good way to to you know, say,
Speaker 5: what we're doing over here.
Speaker 3: Hopefully soon we'll be moving into that level where we're
Speaker 3: like in college. Then we'll be like you know, growing up,
Speaker 3: maybe having little babies of our own. As far as
Speaker 3: the podcasting world is concerned, that would be dope. I
Speaker 3: don't know what that would look like. Maybe spin offs,
Speaker 3: I don't maybe, but yeah, we're we're getting there, slowly
Speaker 3: but surely.
Speaker 2: Uh dirty sand Jess says, I'm going to go.
Speaker 3: Uh, I'm going to go to stay in the chat,
Speaker 3: but listen while I sleep.
Speaker 2: Haha. Waking up at four am this week has.
Speaker 3: Me wiped, Jess. I'm sorry to hear that. Glad to
Speaker 3: see everyone's faces, even if just for a moment. Well,
Speaker 3: we're glad you're here, Jess, and hopefully we don't start
Speaker 3: screaming and waking you up if we do. I'm very
Speaker 3: sorry about that. Samuel, What the fuck? What the what
Speaker 3: the what the fuck? Is this anal vice? Sounds like
Speaker 3: a tight fit?
Speaker 2: Is that okay?
Speaker 6: Show that The comment to that was a reply to
Speaker 6: a comment up to an earlier comment a song in German. Uh, yeah,
Speaker 6: it said, you said it sounds like a vice, I said,
Speaker 6: avice sounds like a.
Speaker 3: The avised flower, which is a blue flower that grows
Speaker 3: in the mountains in Germany, which also Hitler's Adelwiss Battalion
Speaker 3: was his mountained Mountain troops and they actually had an
Speaker 3: al vised weird on their uniforms and ship.
Speaker 2: But there is an old Truman song about it that.
Speaker 6: They also believed it to be. It marked uh, the
Speaker 6: courage of a true warrior. If they went up there
Speaker 6: and timed it, grabbed it and put in it to
Speaker 6: their farm.
Speaker 11: Yeah, thank you Vanner Brothers for that information.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and then you go back to that the
Speaker 3: movie the sound of music, right, and then you realize
Speaker 3: Daddy is singing about that flower to his kids, and
Speaker 3: it's like, wasn't he against the Nazis?
Speaker 2: That's a random, random loop there.
Speaker 4: And do love Band of Brothers. I think it's one
Speaker 4: of the best.
Speaker 2: I think Pacific's better.
Speaker 5: I actually haven't. I know, I'm surprised. I've only seen
Speaker 5: like one part of it, like briefly. I don't even
Speaker 5: really honestly remember it to bandon Brothers, I watched all
Speaker 5: the way through like five times.
Speaker 2: So if you liked Band of Brothers, I'm.
Speaker 5: VHS is by the way, VHS is how to put
Speaker 5: in the different tapes to be able to watch all
Speaker 5: of it, You're welcome for that raven.
Speaker 2: If you liked Band of Brothers, which I did too.
Speaker 2: For the record, you will adore the Pacific. It is
Speaker 2: so much better and about our kind. This is our breed.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, Sam, go ahead.
Speaker 6: He's like, I'm sorry, but I have to disagree. I
Speaker 6: love The Banded Brothers a lot more, but I only
Speaker 6: watch I watched The Pacific all the way through.
Speaker 11: I cried when John basilone dad and.
Speaker 2: As you should have, as we all should fall.
Speaker 6: But I also cried, Uh, Manny the a fucker who played.
Speaker 11: All the punisher. Uh what's his name? Uh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: when he died.
Speaker 6: I I I was like, Okay, that sucks.
Speaker 11: Boy.
Speaker 6: I've only watched The Pacific one time. I can't watch
Speaker 6: it again. But I've watched Brothers like twenty times.
Speaker 2: Oh I've seen The Pacific probably more than I've seen
Speaker 2: ban Well.
Speaker 3: I can't say that because at one point in time,
Speaker 3: AMC had Banded Brothers on repeat for like three solid years,
Speaker 3: so I saw it a good bit on TV.
Speaker 2: But yeah, no, Pacific is far superior.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying that just because I'm biased because
Speaker 3: of the Marine Corps or anything. I'm saying that because
Speaker 3: they were trying, Like the production value on Bandon Brothers
Speaker 3: was top notch. Nobody can disagree with that, right. It
Speaker 3: was amazing, amazing start to finish, masterpiece. They took all
Speaker 3: of those same things and applied them, doubled and some
Speaker 3: would say even tripled down on the Pacific, And so it's.
Speaker 6: I just it's the swappround of different characters is kind
Speaker 6: of what made it not later, And I kind of
Speaker 6: like following from the jump to the end, I like
Speaker 6: a cohesion.
Speaker 5: Okay, you probably hated the Witcher then, because my god,
Speaker 5: the entire first season watched it. Oh, that would fuck
Speaker 5: you so hard because you got to get the first
Speaker 5: season to get to the second and third, make sense
Speaker 5: of the first, and then rewash the bitch altogether.
Speaker 6: And then you're like, yeah, I'm not gonna do that
Speaker 6: when I haven't even played the games yet.
Speaker 3: So I will say I didn't understand the first season
Speaker 3: until I rewatched it because they jump across timelines, like
Speaker 3: the characters are the same, the actors and actresses are
Speaker 3: the same, but.
Speaker 2: They jump like without letting you know they're in the
Speaker 2: current day.
Speaker 3: Then ten years back didn't let you know they're ten
Speaker 3: years back, by the way, then five years forward never
Speaker 3: mentioned how and why we're five years forward, you're just
Speaker 3: going to figure that out on your own, and like
Speaker 3: once you rewatch the first season, it's yeah, yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 5: Really it's kind of fucked up. But then like once
Speaker 5: you actually get through the first season to get to
Speaker 5: the second and third season, then it makes a hell
Speaker 5: of a lot more sense. But I like, actually the
Speaker 5: spinoff show that they made that was like the I
Speaker 5: think it's like a couple thousand years before. I'm not
Speaker 5: exactly sure when it was, but it was fantastic.
Speaker 3: So the Pacific, Yeah, so Bander Brothers only stuck with
Speaker 3: easy companies start to finish, right, So it made it
Speaker 3: an easy linear trail for you to follow. Because the
Speaker 3: island hopping campaign was as sporadic as it was with
Speaker 3: the Marines, the same unit didn't strong arm every single
Speaker 3: offensive on every single island. You would have some take
Speaker 3: this island, then you would jump in this other battalion
Speaker 3: and take this island, then this island.
Speaker 2: It was they bounced back and forth, but they gave you.
Speaker 3: I would argue somewhere like two to three main characters
Speaker 3: that you're following their journey through the whole thing. So
Speaker 3: it's not it's not hard to grasp. But there's some
Speaker 3: clear differences between like Okay, wait, this guy was first,
Speaker 3: then they met up, and then you see that little
Speaker 3: bit of a wall break, and then yeah, I see
Speaker 3: what you mean for sure.
Speaker 4: I don't mind stuff like that.
Speaker 5: I don't mind complex storylines trying to figure it out
Speaker 5: and where does everyone tie in? Hell, I read some
Speaker 5: books that don't even make sense to like the third
Speaker 5: or fourth book, and then it's like, oh, okay, now
Speaker 5: it all.
Speaker 3: Makes sense, dude, So snafu for anybody who has seen
Speaker 3: the Pacific. His grave is not too far from here.
Speaker 3: I want to go check it out one of these days.
Speaker 3: He was from Saint Francisville.
Speaker 4: Okay, we see you with your hand up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what you got brother?
Speaker 7: A couple of things, Jacob, you'd be proud. Today. On
Speaker 7: her show, Candice, when referring to.
Speaker 16: The people of power and behind things, said what they
Speaker 16: really are is gypsies.
Speaker 2: Let's fucking go. I've been saying it. I've been saying it.
Speaker 2: She probably was saying as a joke, but I'll take
Speaker 2: the w anyway.
Speaker 17: It is the Pacific address the US, you know, allowing
Speaker 17: for a harbor to happen.
Speaker 7: Sure, have you looked down that.
Speaker 2: Rabbit hole I have, I have and that, Yeah, there's
Speaker 2: a good book.
Speaker 16: There's a good book called A Day of Deceit, the
Speaker 16: Truth about FDR and the truth about FDR and Pearl Harbor.
Speaker 10: That goes into a lot of it, you know, the
Speaker 10: communications they had intercepted that you know, uncovered the plot.
Speaker 8: And then for those who try.
Speaker 10: To say that they just ignored that or whatever, they
Speaker 10: had moved out, like eighty five percent of the troops,
Speaker 10: they had moved out, a large majority of the planes,
Speaker 10: and then all the they had moved out all the battleships,
Speaker 10: and the only ones remaining were those already said to
Speaker 10: go in retirement except for scrap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I've looked down that rabbit hole a bit.
Speaker 3: I gotta tell you, I agree with it. We may
Speaker 3: even end up doing an episode about it one of
Speaker 3: these days. So just out loud, let's just let's just
Speaker 3: break this down. The United States received some sort of
Speaker 3: a message, how do they receive it whatever? Take that
Speaker 3: that's a whole rabbit hole in and of itself, but
Speaker 3: saying that Japan is about to launch an attack on America.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind, FDR wanted America to get involved in
Speaker 3: the war, but he couldn't justify it because he couldn't
Speaker 3: motivate the American people to get into it in that way.
Speaker 3: Right cut too, they had the latest and greatest of
Speaker 3: radar systems on the island. They trained almost no one
Speaker 3: on how to use them. Problem number one, Number two,
Speaker 3: we know that an attack's gonna come somewhere in the Pacific.
Speaker 2: What do we do. I got an idea, Let's put
Speaker 2: every fucking ship in the entire Pacific Ocean, for the
Speaker 2: most part, in one spot that they can't get out
Speaker 2: of really quickly if need be. Let's make a traffic
Speaker 2: jam of all of our naval assets on half the
Speaker 2: fucking globe. Let's do that.
Speaker 3: And then on top of that, I got another idea,
Speaker 3: let's have every plane pulled out of the hangar and
Speaker 3: to be out there on the runways just to catch
Speaker 3: some son And let's do that all while we know
Speaker 3: that an attack is imminent. And once this attack happens,
Speaker 3: we're gonna need our naval assets out loud strategically. That's
Speaker 3: fucking retarded. But this I also believe was absolutely a
Speaker 3: part of the plan for sure. Yeah, it's a while
Speaker 3: when to go down Tony, I know you want to
Speaker 3: weigh in, brother.
Speaker 8: Yeah, fully agree. I don't know so much of the
Speaker 8: technical details, but when FDR went to school as a
Speaker 8: young teenage.
Speaker 2: Oh, you cut out, Tony, Tony, repeat all that. All
Speaker 2: I heard was when he went to school as a
Speaker 2: young teenager, and you cut out, go repeat all of that, please, sir.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry about my connection. But he became ant of
Speaker 8: the ideas of an Admiral Alfred Mayhan, wh yes supposed
Speaker 8: that the US had to take over the Pacific, and
Speaker 8: he described it as one of the most influential books
Speaker 8: he ever read. And he held a cabinet meeting on
Speaker 8: taking office in nineteen thirty three about what are we
Speaker 8: going to do to take over the Pacific. This was
Speaker 8: a long term play, not just held by him, but
Speaker 8: by many many people at the time. YEA, the Western
Speaker 8: Frontier closed, and the rest of the technical details, I
Speaker 8: don't know so much, but this was the result of
Speaker 8: the end of the Western Frontier.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely.
Speaker 3: Alfred Taylor Mahan, who is considered the father of the
Speaker 3: modern navy. His book, I've read it. I agree with
Speaker 3: literally every single aspect of it. He basically said, whichever
Speaker 3: nation has the largest navy is going to be the
Speaker 3: ones to control the world. And at the time, keep
Speaker 3: in mind, when he wrote this book, this before airpower was.
Speaker 2: A real asset, right.
Speaker 3: He was talking about for shipping, he was talking about,
Speaker 3: for piracy, he was talking about for logistics and movement
Speaker 3: of troops, movement of materials.
Speaker 2: Whatever case.
Speaker 3: Whoever's got the biggest navy has got the biggest dick.
Speaker 3: America needs to have the biggest dick. He was saying
Speaker 3: this years ago, and I full tilt agree with him
Speaker 3: on that. So when FDR was trying to make his
Speaker 3: way to take over the Pacific and Japan just happened
Speaker 3: to do all the taking over of the Pacific, we
Speaker 3: need we needed something to.
Speaker 2: Put a little skin in the game.
Speaker 3: And I personally believe that Pearl Harbor was not orchestrated
Speaker 3: by America or I know, weird One, not the Zionists either,
Speaker 3: hear me out. But I do believe that this was
Speaker 3: a I don't even use the term false flag, but
Speaker 3: that's kind of the best definition I could use for
Speaker 3: this skill, Like a false flag would indicate that no
Speaker 3: one got hurt, and it was blasted on the airwaves
Speaker 3: as if someone got hurt. No, No, this was an
Speaker 3: attack for sure, but America had all of the possibilities,
Speaker 3: the capabilities, and the time to stop it from happening,
Speaker 3: and they just let it take place for the optics,
Speaker 3: And from that day forward, America went into a wartime
Speaker 3: accomt me. All the men they didn't have to get drafted.
Speaker 3: They were fucking lining up out of the door to
Speaker 3: go serve and fight for their country. All the women
Speaker 3: hit the factories and started producing ships and all these things.
Speaker 3: And when it was all said and done, America was
Speaker 3: the only real industrial powerhouse on the Earth for a
Speaker 3: good few decades. So like, yeah, yeah, I think this
Speaker 3: is all part of the plan for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And I got just one more comment. I think
Speaker 8: that he wasn't sure that Pearl Harbor would have been attacked,
Speaker 8: But I think even if Japan had only attacked the Philippines,
Speaker 8: he would have gotten to war with Japan anyway. I'm
Speaker 8: not sure if that would have really mobilized the home
Speaker 8: front though, So yeah, from that perspective, it probably was
Speaker 8: politically good for him that Pearl Harbor was attacked.
Speaker 2: Yeah. FDR was kind of a raging piece of shit
Speaker 2: in my opinion, but.
Speaker 8: There agreed fully. Degree.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Raven, you look like you've just been stewing over here.
Speaker 3: What you've been looking at?
Speaker 4: Oh, this is off topic.
Speaker 5: Of what I I just found. So I'm waiting for
Speaker 5: everyone to talk about what we were talking about. So
Speaker 5: go ahead, Sam, you can talk about it.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, he's all about the touching of the boat.
Speaker 3: So I would love to hear Sam way in on
Speaker 3: this one. Yeah, which for the records, So am I.
Speaker 6: Why the fuck would they let our boys get like that?
Speaker 11: Okay?
Speaker 6: I understand what War one we got in because of
Speaker 6: Louis Titania. We were doing back on the deals and bullshit.
Speaker 6: I understand that if you can't be that on the outside,
Speaker 6: on the outside funding.
Speaker 11: Both sides get it, do that that wash out Walker
Speaker 11: Feller bullshit understood for sure.
Speaker 18: Why would why why would they let our fleet, the
Speaker 18: Golden Woul, the the Elements Commandment, do not fuck with
Speaker 18: America ship?
Speaker 5: Yeah, because sacrificing a few people will start a war
Speaker 5: that they wanted is not a big issue. We're nothing
Speaker 5: to them where cannon fodder. We always have been, we
Speaker 5: always will be. That's the that's I mean, it's yeah there,
Speaker 5: I mean, we're nothing to these people like literally nothing.
Speaker 5: We are easily disposable. They don't care how many they
Speaker 5: kill to get their endgame. They never have, they never will.
Speaker 5: Look at twenty years overseas.
Speaker 6: So I guess what I'm asking is, am I just
Speaker 6: fucking was harder because I believe that America actually gives
Speaker 6: a fuck about America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so, well, okay, the American politicians, American people give
Speaker 3: a fuck about America.
Speaker 6: That That's what I'm saying. Like, well, people politicians like
Speaker 6: you can go to Vietnam. They let their fucking rules
Speaker 6: of engagement gap. More of our boys killed.
Speaker 11: And I just don't confute.
Speaker 6: How why would somebody knowingly say, hmm, let's send our
Speaker 6: fucking next generation that's supposed to come after us, let's
Speaker 6: just get the majority of them killed.
Speaker 11: Or for what's the like, I don't understand.
Speaker 5: I remember, look at conquering nations all over throughout history, though,
Speaker 5: I mean, look at Rome.
Speaker 4: They would send people.
Speaker 5: Off just to die at all different corners of the earth.
Speaker 5: Look at England, but they would Yeah, but look at England.
Speaker 5: They would send people off to die in unknown places
Speaker 5: just for the expansion, just for whatever purpose that they
Speaker 5: want to have it's the same concept. It's the same
Speaker 5: thing that's happened throughout all of history. It just looks
Speaker 5: fancier because now we have more modern technology. They don't care.
Speaker 5: The elites, the people that are in charge, and all
Speaker 5: of those people have never cared about us as.
Speaker 4: The lonely little individuals.
Speaker 5: They would rather sacrifice thousands and thousands of us for
Speaker 5: their endgame than care. But the problem is is the
Speaker 5: American people don't actually band together to change the politics
Speaker 5: so overthrow this. Instead we all bitch about it on
Speaker 5: online forums and do all this crap, and it's never
Speaker 5: going to actually change unless we had like a French
Speaker 5: revolution where we'd behead everybody.
Speaker 3: Even still, we don't have to be on the same
Speaker 3: sheet of music. And there's no fucking way they've done
Speaker 3: as much as they possibly could to get was divided.
Speaker 2: So I mean, that's that's a part of the game.
Speaker 11: Like I understand politicians and everything. They want to line
Speaker 11: their pockets and have all the power.
Speaker 6: I understand that, But what I don't understand is why
Speaker 6: would you sacrifice your You know what, it makes sense.
Speaker 11: They fucking threw babies on on fucking Moloch, so that
Speaker 11: makes sense.
Speaker 6: But like, why why, I just don't understand why they
Speaker 6: would try to they would tripple their fleet when they
Speaker 6: already know that, Hey, if they do that, they're gonna
Speaker 6: we're gonna be even more likely to get fucked up.
Speaker 11: And then they then they put the Japanese.
Speaker 6: Hell, they put them in internment camps, but which no
Speaker 6: one ever brings up.
Speaker 2: We've brought it up quite a few times.
Speaker 3: But hold on, hold on, I know we have look
Speaker 3: at the reverberations of that action.
Speaker 2: Right, they allow Pearl Horrible to happen.
Speaker 3: It's a day that will live and in for me,
Speaker 3: all the things will never forget.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the things, the stuff, the propaganda.
Speaker 11: But hear me out, that speech makes me cry.
Speaker 3: Agreed, Fine, fine, but it launched us on two different
Speaker 3: warfronts which we dominated. And granted we dominated it because
Speaker 3: we had let the belligerents kind of gas themselves out
Speaker 3: a bit before we got involved, which I also think
Speaker 3: was a part of the plan.
Speaker 2: But we could have that talk more in depth at
Speaker 2: another time. But hear me out. When it was all said.
Speaker 3: And done, we were the undisputed top dogs on Earth.
Speaker 3: We had the largest navy, the largest, if not only
Speaker 3: industrial powerhouse on Earth. We started funding everybody else's shit,
Speaker 3: We started giving everybody else food. Our contractors went to
Speaker 3: go rebuild so much of the earth, And now for decades,
Speaker 3: almost a century, there's been no country that could even
Speaker 3: come close to rivaling us. And I don't just mean
Speaker 3: a military tech that was all a part of the plan. Yes,
Speaker 3: there was some eggs that were cracked and making that
Speaker 3: omelet for sure. But as a response of that, we
Speaker 3: we had the fucking we got out of the Great Depression.
Speaker 3: We had the golden era that was considered the nineteen fifties.
Speaker 3: We had all the ship from the nineteen sixties, which yes, Vietnam,
Speaker 3: all the stuff, I hear you, but also we were
Speaker 3: in an era of prosperity for the sixties, the seventies,
Speaker 3: the eighties, hell, even the nineties, the dot com bubble.
Speaker 3: There's talks that could say that that was a reverberation
Speaker 3: off of the things that took place in World War Two,
Speaker 3: only under the Bush administration with a twenty year I'm
Speaker 3: not even gonna say, a conflict and an attempt an
Speaker 3: attempt at colonization, twenty year attempt at colonization for oil
Speaker 3: and minerals, did we finally start to teeter off of
Speaker 3: that prosperity ripple that we were riding since World War Two? Yeah,
Speaker 3: just saying and also after all that was said and done,
Speaker 3: we were in the Cold War for the entirety of
Speaker 3: what I just said. For the record, war was on.
Speaker 3: It ended ninety one, right, and then the dot com
Speaker 3: bubble to where everybody was like happy, happy, joy joy,
Speaker 3: We weren't worried about it anymore. But the entire time
Speaker 3: that we were riding the wave of our success from
Speaker 3: World War Two, we were also fucking up the Commies
Speaker 3: because like that was the new bad guy, and so
Speaker 3: we had a new enemy.
Speaker 2: The whole American push on that wave now had a
Speaker 2: new pinpoint thing that they wanted to go towards to
Speaker 2: attack and defend. And all of.
Speaker 4: Them also revitalize though patriotism.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like it's it's the martyr situation where you create martyrs,
Speaker 5: you create the ultimate like internal spirit. I will die
Speaker 5: for my country because of what they've done for me.
Speaker 5: That that passes down generation after generation, a generation of people,
Speaker 5: because look at what they did to us, look at
Speaker 5: how they senselessly slaughtered us, look at what we look
Speaker 5: at what my grandfather, my great grandfather had to do
Speaker 5: it this time and this time, and this sense like
Speaker 5: what my dad had to do in Vietnam.
Speaker 3: You know, and it's it's and the nine to eleven
Speaker 3: did that to our generation.
Speaker 5: Oh nine to eleven got us too. So it's all
Speaker 5: a part of the plan. It's all a part about
Speaker 5: making people killing our citizens because we care more about
Speaker 5: our people than anybody else. Then it creates this effect
Speaker 5: where Okay, well now I'm going to war because you
Speaker 5: did this to us. So I mean, it's it's nothing new.
Speaker 5: It's the same thing that's happened forever, and it will
Speaker 5: probably continue to happen forever.
Speaker 3: Get ready for another big one here in the next
Speaker 3: five to ten years because America again.
Speaker 5: There's talk that is happening this year.
Speaker 2: It's very possible. It's very possible.
Speaker 3: So, like hear me out, the Cold War ended ninety one,
Speaker 3: the nineties, the dot com bubble, everybody was chilling, but
Speaker 3: American patriotism kind of started to waver slightly, just slightly.
Speaker 3: Nine to eleven happens reinstitution of the red, white, and
Speaker 3: Blue egle, cow all the shit, all the thanks that
Speaker 3: that whole campaign is over, now, American patriotism is starting
Speaker 3: to teeter a bit. Sounds like some one somewhere might
Speaker 3: just need some freedom, and it sounds like America may
Speaker 3: need another devastating I don't want to use a term attack,
Speaker 3: but it's possible, and I'm not saying that we need it.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying I'm in favor of this. Obviously I'm
Speaker 3: being facetious in this, but also people really need to
Speaker 3: be paying attention to what's happening on the global stated.
Speaker 2: This is why I give a fuck about geopolitics so much.
Speaker 3: To be completely honest with you, it's not because I
Speaker 3: geek out on politics. It's because I think we need
Speaker 3: to look at the big picture to understand what's probably
Speaker 3: gonna fucking happen to us in the next five years.
Speaker 3: Because the reality of it is, my son is twelve
Speaker 3: years old. He will be able to join the military
Speaker 3: in five to seven years or five to six years,
Speaker 3: give or take. Right, if there's a possibility for America
Speaker 3: to be in some war where he's gonna just feel
Speaker 3: the call at his country, I want to fucking know
Speaker 3: about it and know the reasons why, so I can
Speaker 3: educate him on it before he makes that decision. Maybe
Speaker 3: that's just my own weird thought process here. I don't
Speaker 3: have a problem with war. I have a problem with
Speaker 3: unjustified wars, which arguably you're going to hear people say
Speaker 3: that all wars are unjustified.
Speaker 8: Fine.
Speaker 2: Fine, but at least if our sons are going to
Speaker 2: fight and possibly die for some cause, let it be
Speaker 2: one that they truly understand and that they really believe in.
Speaker 2: Even if I disagree with it, that's fine, But at
Speaker 2: least let it be like, and I've said that million times,
Speaker 2: if you're going to die on a hill, at least
Speaker 2: let it be a hill that you chose to die on.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense? Like a something you know?
Speaker 5: I don't know, So changing gears from the depressing topic
Speaker 5: of war, let's do that. How do you feel about
Speaker 5: swallowing an antenna to tell you to let you know
Speaker 5: that you've taken your pill on time?
Speaker 2: Will I be farting Wi Fi signal?
Speaker 5: So apparently MIT engineers have designed a pill that can
Speaker 5: report when it's been swallowed. The outer layer of a
Speaker 5: capsule is made from JEL encoded with a layer of U,
Speaker 5: with a layer of like this random tungsten stuff, and
Speaker 5: then which blocks are a signal from being emitted.
Speaker 4: Then when it's swallowed, it.
Speaker 5: Kicks up and it tells that the technology can help
Speaker 5: widespread problem where healthcare from people missing their doses and
Speaker 5: stopping treatment early. And it emits in an antenda that
Speaker 5: is a biodegradeable eventually a biodegradable attendant that sends out
Speaker 5: signals within minutes of being ingested, and it safely quote
Speaker 5: unquote dissolves.
Speaker 3: So to I guess the answer to my question is no,
Speaker 3: I will not be able to get use my own shit.
Speaker 2: As a hotspot.
Speaker 5: I was like, hmm, okay, So so it came from
Speaker 5: somebody sent me something earlier today about technology that you're swallowing,
Speaker 5: and then that made me think about this, and I
Speaker 5: ended up finding this because there's a lot of different
Speaker 5: stuff that's going on this week that's just been announced
Speaker 5: on like a lot of the different uh science stuff.
Speaker 5: There's a theory that dark energy actually doesn't exist.
Speaker 4: There's a huge paper that was just put out.
Speaker 3: Okay, the people Ancern would say otherwise, but all right,
Speaker 3: maybe that's a part of.
Speaker 5: The op YEP. Apparently there's strange forms of water that
Speaker 5: made power giant planets in the magnetic fields that they're decided,
Speaker 5: so Uranus is now back. Didn't got back as a plant, right,
Speaker 5: Pluto was.
Speaker 3: The one that they took away the planet status. Is
Speaker 3: it back as a planet now?
Speaker 5: I don't know, but Urine apparently have these weird shape
Speaker 5: magnetic fields that are from water. They're supersonically charged, the
Speaker 5: conduct electricity, and so now they're like going in about
Speaker 5: the crystallized patterns and how it's in one clean arrangement,
Speaker 5: and then reshaping the models of the ice planets from
Speaker 5: both far and near way. And they're thinking about trying
Speaker 5: to conduct some atomic structure experiments with water in different
Speaker 5: shapes and magnetic fields as well here on Earth. So
Speaker 5: just some random things that are going on. There's lots
Speaker 5: of things that are happening, but I thought that they're interesting.
Speaker 5: I was like, who's going to swallow a pill knowing
Speaker 5: that it's has an antenna to tell you that it's
Speaker 5: actually dissolved, unless they're just not.
Speaker 2: Going to tell you they have how many people that
Speaker 2: have had neurolink plugged.
Speaker 4: In twelve as of right now, there may be.
Speaker 2: Some people that swallow an antenna.
Speaker 3: I could also see that going for like dementia and
Speaker 3: Alzheimer's patients to remind themselves to take their medicine or
Speaker 3: something like that, because it's going to be for their health.
Speaker 3: It's to protect them, to keep them safe. I could
Speaker 3: see that being a thing.
Speaker 5: Well, speaking of Alzheimer's patients, A hidden brain signal may
Speaker 5: reveal Alzheimer's long before the diagnosis. Researchers have discovered a
Speaker 5: brain activity pattern that may predict which people will have
Speaker 5: mild impairment or develop Alzheimer's. It's a non invasive brain
Speaker 5: scanning technique that is customer analyzing tool that they detect
Speaker 5: set up. I cannot talk tonight. Slight changes in electoral
Speaker 5: signals that impact the brain, and pretty much they're spotting
Speaker 5: Alzheimer's a lot earlier in the neutrons.
Speaker 2: Wow, I mean that's impressive.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I can't talk for shit tonight. Apparently you were
Speaker 5: like that yesterday and now I'm like it tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as I'm trying to read about cicada and shit,
Speaker 3: I'm flubbing the words because like I don't understand most
Speaker 3: of their operating systems, let alone how to pronounce it.
Speaker 4: So like that's apparently I can't talk.
Speaker 2: Any So yeah, I gave it to you. It's the contagion.
Speaker 2: Literacy is contagious.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I'm done, and I'm just gonna just I'm
Speaker 5: just gonna stop talking tonight.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: That is fucking impressive, though.
Speaker 3: I hope they're able to start doing more research into
Speaker 3: Alzheimer's and dementia as much research as they're doing into
Speaker 3: all these other sicknesses that don't really need much money
Speaker 3: and research done into them. Those are things that we
Speaker 3: really should be funding more research into.
Speaker 4: I really do believe.
Speaker 5: I think it's one of the most horrific diseases that
Speaker 5: there is. The way that it eats a way for
Speaker 5: those of you that don't know, because I probably haven't
Speaker 5: shared it, my dad passed away from a part of
Speaker 5: his passing was from dementia. Yeah, and it was absolutely
Speaker 5: horrible to watch something you love lose the ability to speak,
Speaker 5: to eat, to communicate, you know that they're still there.
Speaker 5: It's like watching somebody trapped inside of their own brain
Speaker 5: that can't communicate. So it's just it's terrible, and I
Speaker 5: hope they actually do come up with ways. They have
Speaker 5: created new shots and new pills that take but man,
Speaker 5: the cidtifacts are really rough on a lot of people
Speaker 5: and they only work for a certain amount of time. Too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me ask you this now to take it
Speaker 2: to a personal level with you, would you have greenlit
Speaker 2: your dad swallowing this antenna if it would have helped
Speaker 2: him in some way remember to take the medications or
Speaker 2: to do certain things to try to like remind him
Speaker 2: of who he was and how he used to function.
Speaker 5: So he actually took an experimental patch. When I say
Speaker 5: it's experimental, it's like it's I think it just got
Speaker 5: approved by the FDA. And so what the patch is
Speaker 5: in and of itself, there's three different tiers of this patch,
Speaker 5: and they put it on you and you have to
Speaker 5: have somebody to take it off. And it was interesting
Speaker 5: because it's not one hundred percent effective, and they didn't
Speaker 5: know how it was going to affect each Alzheimer's patient
Speaker 5: or dementia patient was going to be different. And it
Speaker 5: was like, pretty much, it's not to cure it, it's
Speaker 5: to slow it down to where you get extended amount
Speaker 5: of time to be able to try to keep those
Speaker 5: functions of those specific parts of your brain going. And
Speaker 5: it's interesting because, like you know, with children, you have
Speaker 5: those those little books where they tie shoes, or they
Speaker 5: do clips or things like this. All of those things
Speaker 5: actually stimulate your brain even when you're going through that
Speaker 5: to keep to pretty much keep the blood flow happening
Speaker 5: from it from eroding it. And so they it's just
Speaker 5: to help them be able to extend that amount of time,
Speaker 5: so to try to.
Speaker 4: Slow it down.
Speaker 5: There's as of right now, there's not a single thing
Speaker 5: that they've created that could stop it from happening. Once
Speaker 5: it happens, it's all about time. That's pretty much what
Speaker 5: you're buying yourself. And so if it came down to
Speaker 5: my dad taking and a pill that hadn't intend to,
Speaker 5: I don't know it would be. I actually read a
Speaker 5: lot of the research when it came to these patches
Speaker 5: when I did agree to it, and I agreed to
Speaker 5: it because we needed his was moving so quickly and
Speaker 5: so if this was something that could actually help him,
Speaker 5: then yes, I probably would have agreed to it if
Speaker 5: I did enough research about it so I can see
Speaker 5: the benefits to it. I could also see where this
Speaker 5: could go terribly wrong for people, because at what point
Speaker 5: do we stop the invasiveness so we start allowing this
Speaker 5: to have them for the good Dot dot dot what
Speaker 5: happens when it starts being used for the bad though,
Speaker 5: Now you've swallowed something that's now inside your spinal cord
Speaker 5: or travels to your brain, or they're able to control
Speaker 5: you in some manner. Like it's all those little small
Speaker 5: things that lead to the insidious things, and that's kind
Speaker 5: of where my.
Speaker 4: Brain goes with it.
Speaker 5: But unfortunately, I don't think this is one of those
Speaker 5: things that they're gonna cure, just like cancer, just like
Speaker 5: children dying from all the stuff that they die from,
Speaker 5: Like it's just one of those things that they're just
Speaker 5: gonna be like, oh, well.
Speaker 2: So cancer.
Speaker 3: There's money to be made in chemo, right, and for kidneys,
Speaker 3: the dialysis and this and this. I don't know if
Speaker 3: there's money to be made from dementia. I've never looked
Speaker 3: into it. I don't know if there's some sort of
Speaker 3: like a booming dementia research industry and they're giving everybody
Speaker 3: these super expensive medications.
Speaker 5: It's a huge industry. Tony actually just wrote in the
Speaker 5: chat I'm at the bottom. He said, my father in
Speaker 5: law was a neuro pathologist. Does not believe in using
Speaker 5: grain lesions to diagnose it. Believes in Alzheimer's maybe in
Speaker 5: fact a viral contagious disease.
Speaker 2: Wow, I've actually.
Speaker 5: Read a lot about this, so that it is actually
Speaker 5: a bacterial or viral disease instead, and that it is
Speaker 5: not actually what we think it is.
Speaker 2: I've always thought it was hereditary.
Speaker 5: So they have hereditary markers for it. You can't get
Speaker 5: genetically tested. But see, like my dad, he was the
Speaker 5: only person in my side, my dad's side of the
Speaker 5: family to have ever gotten it period ever. Wow, there
Speaker 5: was no one. And then like my mom, her grandma
Speaker 5: had it, and not one other person in our entire
Speaker 5: family has had it. So it's like one of those
Speaker 5: things of like there is this supposedly a genetic trait
Speaker 5: that you could pass down to people, but it also
Speaker 5: seems to be environmental as well. It seems to be
Speaker 5: I don't know. I think there's a lot more to
Speaker 5: it than what we're what we know about it, or
Speaker 5: what we're being told about it. Just my personal opinion
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 2: I agree with that one hundred percent. God is love.
Speaker 2: Your hands raised what you got, dude.
Speaker 17: Well, maybe one day they'll actually prove that viruses exist.
Speaker 17: And one thing that's not an option is to quit
Speaker 17: pausing Alzheimer's in cancer. But it's nice to know that
Speaker 17: the same people who are knowingly giving us these diseases
Speaker 17: are willing to profit off of them, not by creating
Speaker 17: a cure like you said, but just slowing it down
Speaker 17: so they can milky on medication for a few years.
Speaker 7: We all know the healing effects of Wi Fi, bluetooth.
Speaker 17: Another you know, EMF or frequencies, so why not just
Speaker 17: put it in your body.
Speaker 3: I'm not happy with the truth behind what you're saying,
Speaker 3: but there is also a lot of truth behind what
Speaker 3: you're saying. And that's that is our That is the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six America in a nutshell right there. And
Speaker 3: I have a problem that all of us are in
Speaker 3: the process of catching cancer as we speak. So yeah,
Speaker 3: we're going to get the slow treatment options and get
Speaker 3: all the money extorted from us when the time comes.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 5: I think that goes back to the whole conversation that
Speaker 5: we were having about war. Yeah, is because there's a
Speaker 5: lot of theory that we are the Pea trie dish
Speaker 5: and what can happen and what could be done to people?
Speaker 5: What can you feed people, what can you give them
Speaker 5: in their environments. What can you put in their water?
Speaker 5: How does it impact them?
Speaker 4: Because if you.
Speaker 5: Notice, all the other countries have a lot more regulations
Speaker 5: on everything that their citizens breathe, drink, everything, and Americans
Speaker 5: don't have hardly any regulations comparative, yet we are one
Speaker 5: of the top. We don't we do, but.
Speaker 3: It's very very open, and like what's considered organic is
Speaker 3: like very very wide open. Like we have EPA. We
Speaker 3: do have the Food and Drug Administration. It's not like
Speaker 3: they're really.
Speaker 2: Good good at their job.
Speaker 3: Like that's like I said, they're not good at their job,
Speaker 3: but we do have them.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You could just look at England, for example, and see
Speaker 5: what they have band versus US.
Speaker 4: Pigs is massive.
Speaker 5: Their list is massive of the stuff that they don't
Speaker 5: allow their citizens to have.
Speaker 4: Same with Japan.
Speaker 5: So Japan, so when I live in Japan, they're McDonald's
Speaker 5: is like gourmet compared to our McDonald's here, Like they
Speaker 5: don't allow all sorts of stuff. They have to cook
Speaker 5: a certain way. And if you actually look up on
Speaker 5: McDonald's website, every country that they're in they have to
Speaker 5: adhere to their Food and Drug Administration rules and also
Speaker 5: their cultural rules as well, and so like they're producing
Speaker 5: and they can produce clean food that isn't harming people,
Speaker 5: but they choose not to in America because our regulations
Speaker 5: are so lax, and American citizens just don't even really
Speaker 5: give a fuck compared. Yeah, and we have the most
Speaker 5: diseases and we have all this stuff. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: crazy when you really dig into it, how many how
Speaker 5: much stuff we have going on here versus everywhere else,
Speaker 5: when it's involved with our food and our environment and
Speaker 5: everything like that. And then you look globally at other
Speaker 5: people's issues versus us.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're here not stating falsehoods here.
Speaker 8: I hear you.
Speaker 3: But I mean it also depends on country to country. Yes,
Speaker 3: Japan is a shining example.
Speaker 2: England.
Speaker 3: It's not like it's not like they're known for their
Speaker 3: longevity or their lack of illnesses and things like that.
Speaker 3: But yes, I agree that the American public is being
Speaker 3: fed poisoned. But most people, most people in America know
Speaker 3: that McDonald's is bad for you still eat it. Just
Speaker 3: like you said, they don't give a fuck. It's like
Speaker 3: a cultural thing here as well. Yeah, anyway, Sam, what
Speaker 3: you got, dog.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say that talking about the allz Teimer's
Speaker 6: and everything that it's they now believe that it might
Speaker 6: it's possibly tight three diabetes, and what causes it is
Speaker 6: the glucose builds up in your brain. And the reason
Speaker 6: why I've I've been looking into it is because I've lost.
Speaker 12: My my great one of my great.
Speaker 6: Grandmothers, and my uncle, my great uncle and his he
Speaker 6: passed away last year.
Speaker 12: He had it and his wife had it, and it
Speaker 12: seems like it can.
Speaker 6: It's almost as if it wants to spread like a disease,
Speaker 6: which it kind of is. But it started with him
Speaker 6: and then his wife, mayan Orlane, she started to go
Speaker 6: and then they kind of their their stuff started piggybacking
Speaker 6: off of each other and she is completely lost it.
Speaker 12: So it's kind of weird.
Speaker 3: I mean, I hear you, and I mean to your
Speaker 3: point also, Raven Lean, I just looked this up. So
Speaker 3: Australia has the highest cancer per capita on Earth, followed
Speaker 3: by New Zealand, Ireland and then the United States, and
Speaker 3: then I also looked at which country has the highest
Speaker 3: diabetes rates Pakistan. I didn't see that one coming, by
Speaker 3: the way, followed by French Polynesia and Kuwait.
Speaker 2: So I mean, you know, Americas have the.
Speaker 5: Highest heart disease, which accounts for seventeen point nine million
Speaker 5: deaths globally. We have the highest prevalence of heart disease
Speaker 5: compared to any other developed country. Our heart disease accounts
Speaker 5: for six hundred and seventy nine thousand deaths a year.
Speaker 3: So Nauru, which is a country I've never heard of before,
Speaker 3: often appears at the highest death rates from cardiovascular disease.
Speaker 3: While Eastern Europe and Central Asia generally have the highest
Speaker 3: regional burdens, countries Uzbekistan, Russia, and Ukraine also have the
Speaker 3: highest heart disease rates. I didn't know that. I've always
Speaker 3: heard these things about America. I didn't even know that
Speaker 3: the nation of Nauru was a thing.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at it on the web two and it
Speaker 4: says that we have the highest death toll.
Speaker 3: So I'm looking at per capita. That's the other thing too,
Speaker 3: Like if you have a country that has a higher population,
Speaker 3: yeah they'll have a higher number, but like per one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand, how many people die per year from these things?
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying that this to Negate.
Speaker 3: What you're saying here, the United States has a lot
Speaker 3: of progress that we could be making in the way
Speaker 3: of just healthy living for our citizens. Absolutely one hundred
Speaker 3: percent agree, but uh yeah, we have.
Speaker 2: A long way to go on that for sure.
Speaker 3: And that's the other thing too. This information's out there.
Speaker 3: People know that eating horrible things is bad for you.
Speaker 3: People know that sugar is bad for you, people know
Speaker 3: that trans fats are bad for you. We just most
Speaker 3: people in America know these things but don't care. And
Speaker 3: or it's way too expensive to buy the healthier options.
Speaker 3: And that's also being done by the top. They put
Speaker 3: the higher price tags on the healthier shit to make people.
Speaker 3: They force us to eat trash, to make us less
Speaker 3: healthy so that they can rake in money from treatments
Speaker 3: for the diseases that we attain later on in life.
Speaker 3: I'm absolutely agreeing with you one hundred percent on that,
Speaker 3: all right, So we have a lot of things in
Speaker 3: the chat to get to here. Dirty san Jess says Sam.
Speaker 3: I finally figured out who you've always or why you've
Speaker 3: always looked so familiar.
Speaker 2: You look like David Arquette. Really say it.
Speaker 3: I honestly didn't think that Sam looked like David Arquette.
Speaker 3: But okay, that's a thing, all right. Shit, um wow,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of chatt on that one.
Speaker 2: Okay, So then God is Love says that genocidal war
Speaker 2: criminal scumbag net and Yahoo as Oh my God has
Speaker 2: admitted to funding of and necessity to fun Hesbala and
Speaker 2: other terrorist organizations who are Israel's quote unquote enemies necessary
Speaker 2: to continue their expansion in genocide.
Speaker 3: Listen, I've sad a million times. I'm not a big
Speaker 3: fan of Nett and Yahoo, you know, like not really.
Speaker 3: He's kind of a raging piece of shit. So I
Speaker 3: feel you on this. Has anyone seen Iron Sky?
Speaker 2: I have not. But Hitler rides a t rex? Loll
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: What there's a movie called Iron Sky where Hitler is
Speaker 3: riding a t rex. Hell, yeah, that looks like an
Speaker 3: AI image. But I'm also kind of here for it's
Speaker 3: kind of like a glorious bastards. It doesn't have to
Speaker 3: be historical for it to be a good time, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. Let's see here. Joe from Australia says, Okay,
Speaker 3: Jack Black on Heroin, I gotta see tropic thunder now, Joe,
Speaker 3: for shame you must see Tropic Thunder. It's comedy gold.
Speaker 3: It's great.
Speaker 5: Just sitting in Ozzie with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, no, he's not with Jack Black.
Speaker 4: Oh oh I was. I was thinking about.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Robert Downey Junior.
Speaker 3: Although Joe for your Ausi's and he actually almost starts
Speaker 3: a fight about Crocodile Dundee because he starts getting shit
Speaker 3: talked on.
Speaker 2: He's like, hey, pump the brakes Man's national treasure.
Speaker 3: And he's like, I say, he's an Australian dude who's
Speaker 3: wearing blackface the whole time, trying to portray an American
Speaker 3: or African American fighting in Vietnam, and then somewhere in
Speaker 3: the mix realizes that he's actually an Australian guy and
Speaker 3: he has this whole character arc thing. It's It's fucking great.
Speaker 3: Robert Downey Jr. Absolutely killed it and successfully was probably
Speaker 3: the last guy to ever get away with.
Speaker 2: Doing blackface on an air national scale. So there's that.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Dougie says, Tropic Thunder may exist, but you
Speaker 3: have to be careful. It could be an adult film
Speaker 3: example for US hump pulp fiction, Harry Pooter, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so just so we're clear, the Tropic Thunder you're talking
Speaker 3: about has Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Uh, fucking Robert Downey Junior,
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise, shit with your boy, Matthew McConaughey. Yeah, that
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise, Tom Cruise in a fat suit. And I
Speaker 3: also think that.
Speaker 2: Was best role.
Speaker 4: I think it is too.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 3: Oh God, Danny McBride is in it. Yeah, he's the explosives.
Speaker 4: Explosive dude.
Speaker 5: Yep, little boy's name, that is the one that's faking
Speaker 5: that he has now arms. Ye.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's It's an amazing movie. It's definitely worth your
Speaker 3: time to watch it. Uh, let's see ignore The explorer says,
Speaker 3: hey Man, good or to Sam, hey Man, good to
Speaker 3: see you on how's.
Speaker 2: Your week been?
Speaker 3: Oh see, I had a little combo there. Cool Cool
Speaker 3: Dougie says. Blazing Saddles may be revamped as Blazing Plumpkins.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna copyright it and send it to the proceeds
Speaker 2: to the CEC. Listen.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I want the proceeds from a
Speaker 3: movie named Blazing Blumpkins, because once again, this will probably
Speaker 3: step into the weird porn phrasings and things I'm here
Speaker 3: for a revamp of Blazing Saddles, but I don't really
Speaker 3: think I'm gonna watch Blazing Blumpkins.
Speaker 2: I don't. I just don't see it. Also, now I
Speaker 2: have to ask Dougie. Now I have to ask what
Speaker 2: would quantify a blazing blunkin?
Speaker 3: Is that when the chick ate flaming hot cheetos beforehand,
Speaker 3: or like took a bite out of a jalapeno pepper?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: To what level are we going with the blazing blunkin?
Speaker 3: I actually need you to weigh.
Speaker 2: In on this one. Oh my god, inquiring minds want
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 4: You know, everyone just is dying.
Speaker 2: It's just one of those things.
Speaker 3: It's out there now, Okay, Dougie's not unmuting himself, so
Speaker 3: maybe he's answering in the chat.
Speaker 2: Oh he might.
Speaker 3: He might have fell asleep with Gomer Pyle staring us
Speaker 3: down behind his head. That's great, all right, So Luke, Also, Sam,
Speaker 3: don't hate me for some of the things that maybe
Speaker 3: talked about in the black Hole episode.
Speaker 2: I promise. I'm just trying to make everything more in reach.
Speaker 5: I feel like I feel like we's gonna bust my
Speaker 5: bubble too, So it's okay.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just gonna let y'all know, y'all have
Speaker 2: been listening to the show for a while.
Speaker 3: Buckle up when Luke gets on the mic, because boy,
Speaker 3: he fucking he's got some information to share with the class. Yeah,
Speaker 3: hope a time vibe. That was a well placed time
Speaker 3: bomb there. We just didn't know where it's coming from.
Speaker 3: So good to good ship.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 2: Are y'all gaming right now?
Speaker 5: Yeah? They're streaming right, Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, what are you'll plan?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 1: Right now, we're just playing some Clash of Clans.
Speaker 2: Nice, Well, you're streaming Clash of Clans.
Speaker 1: What the I'm so sorry? Oh not even classic Clans.
Speaker 1: But we do play Classic plans too.
Speaker 2: You can stream clash.
Speaker 5: Yeah, stream anything anything you won't.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I'm shocked anymore for being someone
Speaker 2: who works in this line of work. You would think
Speaker 2: I would know this ship. I am so out of
Speaker 2: the loop on the gaming and the streaming and the things.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna be game. You're streaming my situation. I
Speaker 5: haven't played in so long, and I'm going to be
Speaker 5: a hot wreck.
Speaker 2: So no, I mean, but that's get on the game
Speaker 2: with us.
Speaker 4: It would be so that we don't.
Speaker 3: But that's the point you lean into it years ago. No,
Speaker 3: lean into it and ship talk everyone including yourself. Yeah, lord,
Speaker 3: y'all PC in it or what?
Speaker 2: Yeah we have PC? Wait? Okay, this is also gonna
Speaker 2: sound really stupid. You play Clash on PC.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately your face is like, oh.
Speaker 2: How is that?
Speaker 1: Unfortunately it's just stuck on like a small screen, so
Speaker 1: there's only like half of the window you can actually see,
Speaker 1: like of the PC.
Speaker 2: Wait, so it's on your phone size? Its phone screen
Speaker 2: size on your PC monitor?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it looks like the phone. It's like this
Speaker 1: like an emulator.
Speaker 2: That's just gay with extra steps. What the fuck? All right,
Speaker 2: that's a thing.
Speaker 3: But also, yeah, my son and Raven's son are both
Speaker 3: obsessed with playing Clash Royale right now. So that's like
Speaker 3: a I didn't know it had come back into the
Speaker 3: cultural zeite guys, but my god.
Speaker 2: Is it back?
Speaker 4: It is back back?
Speaker 2: Oh? What I need to get them to join your clan?
Speaker 2: Is that what you just said? Get the whole cult
Speaker 2: on the clan?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: My god?
Speaker 3: Hey, you know what if y'all want to drop whatever
Speaker 3: your clan name is and have everybody how many is there?
Speaker 3: Because I remember clash. You used to only let like
Speaker 3: fifty people in your clan.
Speaker 11: I think it's still the same around the same.
Speaker 2: Well, first fifty cult members joined their cult, their klan,
Speaker 2: the cult clan clan. Yeah, we need to change the
Speaker 2: name the cult the clan of colts. See.
Speaker 3: See this is getting real close to a three letter
Speaker 3: con noise that I'm not really too fond of.
Speaker 2: But the kock Klan, the Koch Klan. There we go.
Speaker 2: Ravenlee came with the winning information.
Speaker 5: There, I'll do it.
Speaker 4: I'll be one.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, let's see.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: Nor the Explorer reached out and said, Raven, what do
Speaker 3: you think about the pencil a dude who was recently
Speaker 3: caught with a hundred human remains in his house? Yo,
Speaker 3: we just dropped that TikTok about it and that Instagram thing,
Speaker 3: which y'all know how much I love those.
Speaker 2: But Raven, what is your take on this?
Speaker 5: I think it's interesting that he was taking all his
Speaker 5: heads and bodies and then it was weird though, if
Speaker 5: you go to his instagram, which if you see our
Speaker 5: Instagram and TikTok about it, I left the name up
Speaker 5: top so everyone can actually go there and look at
Speaker 5: his stuff. He's he has some weird stuff like if
Speaker 5: you know you know like that he kept saying that
Speaker 5: over and over again, if you know you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're thinking that that means it was from a grave,
Speaker 3: like it's absolutely he grave robbed that one agen.
Speaker 4: I don't really know what that means. I mean, I
Speaker 4: belonged to quite.
Speaker 5: A few groups that ethically have human remains. I guess
Speaker 5: you could say it like that that sell buy and
Speaker 5: sell human remains. So but what's interesting about that, though,
Speaker 5: is from some of the ones that I belong to,
Speaker 5: I have seen other Instagram groups pop up with the
Speaker 5: same name one syllable change. I happen to know the
Speaker 5: original people, but I will say there is a lot
Speaker 5: of people that copycat off of the other people that
Speaker 5: actually sell the human remains, and there is a several
Speaker 5: states like this one that won't allow you to have
Speaker 5: a human remains shipped in. Now do I think this
Speaker 5: guy is kind of crazy? A lot of this stuff
Speaker 5: that he was posting about and saying. I think that
Speaker 5: he's absolutely a nut job because of a lot of
Speaker 5: the shit he was saying. We actually had so many
Speaker 5: comment on our Instagram said that she actually lives, she
Speaker 5: has a storage unit and the same storage unit facility.
Speaker 4: That he did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got cult members all over.
Speaker 5: Yeah that she's been watching this and like all this
Speaker 5: stuff that's been going on and it is in the
Speaker 5: same small town and stuff. So uh, I mean he's
Speaker 5: probably going to sort of life for this and it's
Speaker 5: a whole vibe.
Speaker 3: And you know, yeah, listen, we have three D printers
Speaker 3: these days, Like we have the technology.
Speaker 2: You don't need actual human remains.
Speaker 3: You can get a skull that looks identical, paint job,
Speaker 3: all the things, and it like you will not be
Speaker 3: able to tell a difference, and it.
Speaker 2: Is ethical and it gives the same aesthetic. Yep, yep,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying.
Speaker 3: Which also, I would love to have a war trophy
Speaker 3: from World War Two. The guys that I watched their
Speaker 3: podcast they have, you know, like I think it was
Speaker 3: the first Marine Division.
Speaker 2: There's a skull.
Speaker 3: It has the first marine on one side, it has
Speaker 3: a bullet hole on the other side, the whole nine
Speaker 3: and it is an exact replica of a war trophy
Speaker 3: that was mailed home from World War Two, except it
Speaker 3: as a three D printed replica. You cannot tell the
Speaker 3: difference by looking at them. They couldn't tell the difference
Speaker 3: even by holding it. They had to read the letter
Speaker 3: that came with it to make sure that they were
Speaker 3: even legally allowed to have this thing, and then it
Speaker 3: said don't worry this one three D printed. They're like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, I'm just saying I want one of
Speaker 3: those on the wall behind me. That would be fucking phenomenal,
Speaker 3: just saying.
Speaker 4: God is love.
Speaker 17: Go ahead, Just a quick parenting question on the gaming
Speaker 17: stream topic.
Speaker 7: Do you still buy kids toys these days and take
Speaker 7: them to the park or.
Speaker 17: Do you just show them videos of other kids playing
Speaker 17: with the toys and playing at the park.
Speaker 5: Dude, I just bought a trampoline tonight. Actually it did
Speaker 5: light up.
Speaker 4: It's cool.
Speaker 5: It has multi lights on the bottom and the top,
Speaker 5: and it has sprink core system and it has basketball.
Speaker 4: Who so, no, we go outside. We touch grass a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my kids years ago got really into watching that shit.
Speaker 2: I did. We put the kebash on that real real hard.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 3: My my oldest just got a set of katanas for Christmas,
Speaker 3: and my daughter just got a pottery spinning wheel. No,
Speaker 3: we'd be doing shit with our hands and making things
Speaker 3: happen up in this house for show. But yeah, the
Speaker 3: kids YouTube is they love you.
Speaker 4: They love watching people play video games.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're like obsessed with it. I don't understand Minecraft,
Speaker 5: watching the Minecraft. They'll watch that shit all day long
Speaker 5: and just like, ma, it's so great. It's not.
Speaker 2: No, there's somewhere like the Minecraft.
Speaker 3: They make a world specifically to do certain things, and
Speaker 3: there's certain mods in there and certain trap doors, and
Speaker 3: like a dude will build this world just to fuck
Speaker 3: with his friends. They know nothing about the world they're
Speaker 3: about to step into, and then they come in and
Speaker 3: there's like challenges and stuff and they turn that into content.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, fine.
Speaker 3: It's it's for the principle of being entertaining, and the
Speaker 3: shit talking they do throughout is fun. I get that.
Speaker 3: I've never understood, like except for like walkthroughs. Right like
Speaker 3: I've been I've been replaying Double seven Golden Eye and
Speaker 3: there's a couple of levels that I forgot where the
Speaker 3: things are at, so I have to do walkthroughs and
Speaker 3: on YouTube and see where these fucking security cameras I'm
Speaker 3: supposed to shoot at and things.
Speaker 2: Like that are, which is dope.
Speaker 3: But I've never understood the concept of watching a dude
Speaker 3: play Fortnite. Who's not even talking shit, Like he's not
Speaker 3: even he's not even Yeah, he's just playing.
Speaker 2: And it's like, we could just play Fortnite. We could
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 3: And I don't know, thankfully my kid is out of
Speaker 3: that realm as far as like the first person shooter
Speaker 3: games goes. But yeah, it's uh, kids YouTube is a
Speaker 3: weird spot dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I wasn't going an attack on the parenting either.
Speaker 17: That was more of a question of what the kids
Speaker 17: want and be a pushing on the kid.
Speaker 5: So you know, oh no, no, the kids if they could,
Speaker 5: they they all of them will just live on electronics.
Speaker 5: Like every kid around everywhere is like obsessed with electronics
Speaker 5: and they love to face tiny each other. Yeah, like
Speaker 5: group face Timye.
Speaker 2: What's happened here?
Speaker 5: Like they just they'll just sit there and group face
Speaker 5: time and it's like, okay, there's like ten of them
Speaker 5: on the group And I was.
Speaker 2: Like, y'all are forgetting about COVID.
Speaker 1: Don't know, y'all can't forget about COVID?
Speaker 2: Is that what did this?
Speaker 8: Years?
Speaker 1: Yes, one hundred and ten percent COVID did it.
Speaker 3: So like these kids will FaceTime each other and they
Speaker 3: won't actually be looking at the phone.
Speaker 2: The phone will be on the fucking counter. They're using
Speaker 2: AirPods walking around instead of a phone call, it's a FaceTime.
Speaker 2: That's because of COVID can pick up the phone.
Speaker 1: It's like that ability, that accessibility to be able to
Speaker 1: pick up the phone like you're hanging out with your friend.
Speaker 1: And that's what they used to do back in the
Speaker 1: COVID days.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: They were so little though, like all of our kids
Speaker 5: were little, so.
Speaker 2: That might be what it is. Holy shit.
Speaker 5: I can't really hate though, because I definitely, uh may
Speaker 5: or may not have used to FaceTime my one girlfriend
Speaker 5: and for like hours a day just to just a bullshit.
Speaker 5: And I do that with all my friends because I'm
Speaker 5: really good at cleaning my house and doing tasks when.
Speaker 4: I'm on the phone with people.
Speaker 5: I don't know. It's it's because my brain goes in
Speaker 5: twelve different ways, and so when I'm doing like one
Speaker 5: single time, I can't focus on it.
Speaker 4: I have to like do ten other things and then
Speaker 4: I can focus on what I'm supposed to do.
Speaker 2: It's really weird, I mean, but again, FaceTime isn't required
Speaker 2: to do the tasks right, It's just having the conversation,
Speaker 2: and especially if it's a friend of yours that lives
Speaker 2: two states over. I get the reason for the FaceTime.
Speaker 2: That's all good.
Speaker 3: But if it's like the kids that are living down
Speaker 3: the street from each other and we like we have
Speaker 3: bicycles like you, you could just go to this kid's
Speaker 3: house and hang. It's there's there's a serious disconnecting the generations.
Speaker 3: And you know what, Open Time Vibes might have just
Speaker 3: laid it all out. It's because of fucking COVID.
Speaker 2: That's what happened. God damn it. Anyway, all right, Samuel,
Speaker 2: go ahead, I see your hand.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sorry to also a case in point we I mean,
Speaker 6: look at you say there's ten people on the thing,
Speaker 6: as if that's a big deal. We live like at
Speaker 6: least twenty of us every week, but on a zoom call.
Speaker 6: But like, at least for my at least for me,
Speaker 6: during the COVID, like I would be playing the games
Speaker 6: with like I would be playing call It, I was
Speaker 6: playing it with my clan. We would all be facetiming
Speaker 6: while we're talking, like while we're playing the game, but
Speaker 6: we're talking shit while talking shit to each other. Also
Speaker 6: in games, so it's it's also that functionality too, so
Speaker 6: that's fair.
Speaker 12: It's trade off.
Speaker 2: Huh okay, I mean that's fair.
Speaker 12: Also, whatever you do, call of duty has changed.
Speaker 2: I haven't played in a couple of iterations of it,
Speaker 2: so I quit.
Speaker 12: Playing around Cold War.
Speaker 6: I got on the seven all about my cousins, and
Speaker 6: I can't even play that shit in the more y'all
Speaker 6: can have that.
Speaker 3: My son is obsessed with running through motherfuckers on Nuketown
Speaker 3: on the New Nuketown, and he's typically the number one,
Speaker 3: if not the number two, on the board at the
Speaker 3: end of the game. It's it's insane how good he
Speaker 3: is at video games, accidentally, because he's not like somebody
Speaker 3: who's gonna sit there and play for hours and hours,
Speaker 3: Like if I let him, you will. We got ship,
Speaker 3: we do, we got practices to get to, we have,
Speaker 3: we have things. But man, he'll get on a game
Speaker 3: for about five minutes and just become a master of
Speaker 3: the ship instantly. It's it's fucking phenomenal and scary, is
Speaker 3: the adhd oh yeah, oh, he's got my brand of it.
Speaker 12: As a matter of fact, it is a soup.
Speaker 6: It is a superpower, like, uh, you can it's because
Speaker 6: a lot of times H the h it's the the
Speaker 6: way the images and everything your brain processes a lot faster.
Speaker 12: It's almost as I fits on the same frequency.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have version of ADHD. Then, because.
Speaker 6: You're you, you're into the paper. You rather feel the
Speaker 6: paper and read and see it vividly in your head.
Speaker 6: You don't need the physical and visual stimulation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I don't.
Speaker 12: Definitely, you get your.
Speaker 6: Stimulation when you you you read the words and you
Speaker 6: you you might you let your your imagination take.
Speaker 12: Over based off the description of the words. So it's
Speaker 12: to you, it's like poetry in motion.
Speaker 6: Then to at least to the way I see it
Speaker 6: and everything, it's I actually have to have the visual
Speaker 6: and everything, and it's my mind is a race track.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I mean I guess that the way that
Speaker 5: I do things, I mean I have like twenty five
Speaker 5: different projects all over the house at any given time,
Speaker 5: and then I'm like.
Speaker 4: The only way that I really can.
Speaker 5: It's funny because most of my friends and my family
Speaker 5: know that if I'm calling you, I'm probably trying to
Speaker 5: do something, because then I'll actually slow down enough to
Speaker 5: complete a task at a time, and I'm used to
Speaker 5: grit my parents crazy because it's if I'm talking to somebody,
Speaker 5: my brain's slowing down to where I'm like, Okay, I
Speaker 5: know I have to do this, so I need to
Speaker 5: get this done instead of getting up.
Speaker 4: And being like ooh this.
Speaker 5: Like I'm literally sitting here right now looking at like
Speaker 5: fifteen different things and I'm trying to like stay focused.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, this is what I'm supposed to be doing,
Speaker 4: and I'm like I want to touch this and this.
Speaker 4: So I get it. It's weird.
Speaker 5: I don't know, we'll all. I think we all just
Speaker 5: have it in just various ways.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't like how they're now associating ADD and ADHD
Speaker 3: with being somewhere on the spectrum. I disagree with that
Speaker 3: there's not social disorders that come with it. I guess
Speaker 3: it depends on case by case, but that's I feel
Speaker 3: like that's a bit of a misnomer. I am not
Speaker 3: nearly good enough at math to be considered on the spectrum.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I'm just not.
Speaker 5: I can't even do math right, I have this calculus, So, like,
Speaker 5: I guess mainly social thing was I got in trouble
Speaker 5: every year for being talking too much. Yeah, I just
Speaker 5: had a move like I just gave up though, and
Speaker 5: I was just like, Hi, you know, I'm raven and
Speaker 5: I just need to sit next to you because you're
Speaker 5: gonna move me in a week se you might as
Speaker 5: well put me in the back with you by your table.
Speaker 3: So I will say, though, as far as the kids
Speaker 3: that are way too obsessed with the video games and shit, man,
Speaker 3: they are gonna hate it whenever I take them on
Speaker 3: their survival trip when they turn I'm not sure if
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do it thirteen or sixteen or possibly even both.
Speaker 2: For anybody who's curious what I mean.
Speaker 3: I am going to wake my child up in the
Speaker 3: middle of the night and put them in my car
Speaker 3: and drive them to the middle of some woods that
Speaker 3: they are unfamiliar with, and we are gonna survive for
Speaker 3: at least three days with what's in our pockets. We
Speaker 3: will not have bags, who are not have sleeping bags, raincoats,
Speaker 3: anything like that. We're gonna have some things in our pockets,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna teach my children how to survive off
Speaker 3: the land for.
Speaker 2: At least three days.
Speaker 5: And I am I would do it in an organ
Speaker 5: I wouldn't do it here with a fucking mosquitoes will.
Speaker 2: Take absolutely not Organ the cold. The cold.
Speaker 3: Now I'm talking about my kids, They're never gonna go
Speaker 3: to Orcan. Why would I train them to go to Organ.
Speaker 3: That's like bringing them to Arizona. They're never gonna go
Speaker 3: to the desert.
Speaker 4: I mean, I like the desert.
Speaker 3: The Bayou is literally crawling with food I have. That's
Speaker 3: the other thing too. I couldn't learn. Yeah, most of
Speaker 3: them edible.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 3: I'm sure I could learn how to survive an Oregon,
Speaker 3: but as of right now, I'm unfamili. You're with it,
Speaker 3: so I can't teach my children how to survive there.
Speaker 3: I could learn, I'm down.
Speaker 5: I definitely did like seven eight years of survival training.
Speaker 2: That's dope.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I took.
Speaker 5: A lot of classes during the summer. I did archery.
Speaker 5: I did BMX. I fucked up my leg real bad.
Speaker 5: I did all sorts of stuff. Horseback riding.
Speaker 3: When you say BMX, you mean like on a dirt
Speaker 3: track with rams and shit, Yep. Me and my younger
Speaker 3: brother competitively raced BMX for like three years.
Speaker 2: That's dope.
Speaker 5: I did it for a while and then I so
Speaker 5: we had like we borrow bikes from people because they
Speaker 5: would transport us down to this place. And so this
Speaker 5: was during a summer camp and I did it for
Speaker 5: like three years, and when I went the last time,
Speaker 5: they had a certain amount of bikes and so some
Speaker 5: of the newer kids were trying to learn, and so
Speaker 5: I gave one of the better bikes up for one
Speaker 5: of the jankie bikes. What I didn't know is that
Speaker 5: the brakes were going to snap off and the chain
Speaker 5: was going to come flying and it wrapped around my
Speaker 5: entire kneecap embedded itself. I slammed into the side of
Speaker 5: the thing like because I came it broke on the
Speaker 5: back half and it swung up and hit me, which
Speaker 5: caused me to go like this on the down and
Speaker 5: as soon as I came down, there's no brakes, there's nothing.
Speaker 5: I can't do anything, and I went straight into the ground,
Speaker 5: slid sideways. The whole chain wrapped around, embedded itself into
Speaker 5: my kneecap itself, and I was like, I'm fine, it's fine,
Speaker 5: and so I took out the chain out of my leg.
Speaker 5: I mean, because this isn't this is like the one
Speaker 5: hundred time at this point that I needed to go to.
Speaker 4: The hospital, so it's not a big deal.
Speaker 5: And like I wrapped my shirt around it because I
Speaker 5: was wearing like, you know, because back in the day,
Speaker 5: you wore like multiple layers. So I wrapped my shirt
Speaker 5: around it, and I was like, don't call my mom,
Speaker 5: she's busy.
Speaker 4: My dad was up at the mountains.
Speaker 5: So I had to wait until they came in and
Speaker 5: picked me up, and then I got to go to
Speaker 5: the hospital afterwards.
Speaker 3: So the worst injury I ever got was I I
Speaker 3: misjudged my distance a bit on a tabletop and usually
Speaker 3: like put your back wheel down to a wheelie on
Speaker 3: top tabletop. I fucking caught air and slammed straight down
Speaker 3: in the middle of it and racked myself.
Speaker 2: But like it's cool, you know, it's all right. But
Speaker 2: uh yeah, for that's not.
Speaker 5: The worst injury I've I've had.
Speaker 2: Actually, I should hope not, Raven. You don't have things
Speaker 2: to rack? What the fuck we're talking about? The chain?
Speaker 2: I know I'm fucking with, yeh the chain?
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, uh no, that's definitely not the worst. Uh
Speaker 5: I've I've hit a tree head on, like right here
Speaker 5: on my shoulder.
Speaker 2: A tree, oh, snowboard, not talking about from BMX, and there.
Speaker 5: Was a white out that happened, and that's when like
Speaker 5: everything just goes pure white and so gross.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: Well, because I did a lot of night snowboarding too, which,
Speaker 5: by the way, if you've never night snowboard, it's you
Speaker 5: haven't lived because the snow is so beautiful at night,
Speaker 5: and it's so peaceful and calm out there.
Speaker 4: It's great.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 3: I feel the same way about frog in the middle
Speaker 3: of the night on the Bayu. You've never done that,
Speaker 3: You've never lived, so I feel you.
Speaker 5: I have done it, And like the mosquitoes are just horrible,
Speaker 5: like peace with them, Yeah, but they eat me alive
Speaker 5: and then I'm itching and I'm allergic and so I
Speaker 5: get huge welts all over. So it's not my vibe.
Speaker 5: But yeah, no, I've I've done a lot of things.
Speaker 5: I think burning my leg on a pipe when I
Speaker 5: was when I was getting off one of my street
Speaker 5: bikes because I was on the back of my ex's bike.
Speaker 5: I really hurt. I've crashed all sorts of stuff I
Speaker 5: used to race, I did. My life has been very adventurous.
Speaker 5: I like adventure.
Speaker 4: I'll say that.
Speaker 5: Fu. Yeah, I'm not gonna go into my whole life.
Speaker 17: But yeah, I like adventure, collar bone, trying to just
Speaker 17: jump like off a dig, you know, off the street
Speaker 17: into a ditch.
Speaker 2: Just down.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I thought I was a billy badass the first
Speaker 5: time that I rode a quad and uh a four
Speaker 5: wheel or whatever you guys want to call it.
Speaker 4: But I thought I was to badass.
Speaker 5: And I was like, I got this little did I
Speaker 5: know that I didn't have this and that would be
Speaker 5: one of my worst injuries I've ever received. I was
Speaker 5: fucked up, like I had a I had a.
Speaker 4: Second gree concussion.
Speaker 5: Rod went through my entire leg and I ripped it
Speaker 5: out and hobbled my way home.
Speaker 4: I broke some ribs. Yeah, no, it was. It was
Speaker 4: a whole vibe.
Speaker 5: And my mom came home and she just followed the
Speaker 5: trail of blood into the house. And here I am
Speaker 5: sitting on the bathroom floor. If you've never had a concussion,
Speaker 5: you don't realize that, like, shoot, you are kind of
Speaker 5: out of your fucking mind when you have one. And
Speaker 5: so here I am trying to trying to tape up
Speaker 5: this hole that's like cushing blood everywhere, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: I'm so fine. Mom, I'm okay, I don't need to
Speaker 5: go to the hospital, and she's like, let's just go
Speaker 5: to the hospital now, baby, like let's get you up.
Speaker 5: And I was like, yeah, okay, oh my god, I'll go.
Speaker 2: And I was, yep, do you think this has anything
Speaker 2: to do with your migraines these days?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, I've had well, I mean before the
Speaker 5: before I got a TV in the Marine Corps, I
Speaker 5: definitely had some trauma in my head already.
Speaker 4: Nowadays I'm a lot more careful.
Speaker 5: But when I when I hit the tree is when
Speaker 5: I think that was the worst concussion that I've had.
Speaker 5: I thought I was marylynd Roe.
Speaker 4: I thought I was eighteen sixty eight.
Speaker 5: Yep. I had somehow developed a Scottish accent as well,
Speaker 5: like oh yeah, no, I was wilding out and so
Speaker 5: so where I was was at the very top of
Speaker 5: Mount Hood and so I had to come back down,
Speaker 5: and so they had to keep me awake to get
Speaker 5: back down with the snowboarding team. And when I got
Speaker 5: back down, I was like out of my mind pretty much.
Speaker 5: And the problem was is that my parents didn't get home,
Speaker 5: so I traveled.
Speaker 4: I went with somebody else and I went home and
Speaker 4: went straight to sleep.
Speaker 5: And so that is the worst thing that you can
Speaker 5: do any kind of head injuries. And by the time
Speaker 5: my mom got home, they had to rush me to
Speaker 5: the hospital.
Speaker 4: And so that was a that was a whole vibe.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's why I don't have headaches or migraines. For
Speaker 3: all my dumb shit that I did, my parents like
Speaker 3: forced me to wear a helmet now while riding a
Speaker 3: bike Gordon one time.
Speaker 5: That was one time that I wore my helmet, no joke,
Speaker 5: like I never really wore it.
Speaker 2: And probably saved your life, real shit.
Speaker 5: Telling me that. Yeah, no, ship that was telling me
Speaker 5: one day that, like that morning, I was like, you
Speaker 5: know what, I'm just gonna wear my helmet today. For
Speaker 5: some reason, I just felt the need to wear it
Speaker 5: and it probably did save my life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, didn't they change that?
Speaker 17: I think they say now you know you don't have
Speaker 17: to You're not supposed to stay awake after concussions, which was, yeah,
Speaker 17: definitely always the thing. Actually, yes, I'm pretty sure I've
Speaker 17: heard that.
Speaker 2: Maybe I haven't.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'll tell you that.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you that I've never been more tired in
Speaker 5: my actual life than after a concussion. Like it is.
Speaker 4: It is almost impossible to stay awake.
Speaker 5: It's crazy. So and then like the way that it
Speaker 5: depends on what happens and how bad it is is
Speaker 5: how long it takes to recover after a concussion. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't wish that on anybody, I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 2: I had a few concussions in my day, nothing to
Speaker 2: that level, obviously, but uh yeah.
Speaker 5: Damn yeah. My poor mom and dad honestly, like they survived.
Speaker 5: I feel like I owe them a badge of honor
Speaker 5: for surviving my childhood.
Speaker 4: Straight up.
Speaker 3: They made it through a one piece you're you're kind
Speaker 3: of fucked up, like they made it through.
Speaker 5: Good for them, they made they made it through the
Speaker 5: child that like by the time I was fifteen, I
Speaker 5: had three full stacks at the hospital, Like they knew
Speaker 5: my name, my birthday and everything when they saw me
Speaker 5: come in. So and it wasn't just like my parents
Speaker 5: took me in for any old like little thing. Oh no,
Speaker 5: it had to be serious. And here I am like.
Speaker 2: Hey, no villain, Yeah I believe that knowing you honestly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, getting back to the chat, Nora says, y'all,
Speaker 3: I'm flipping for this coc merch, but I cannot wait
Speaker 3: for some meta merch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope that he starts the merch up for
Speaker 2: meta abs a fucking loop. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also funny as hell, I just realized Cult of Conspiracy's
Speaker 3: acronymic CEC cock.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So in the military that stands for chain of command,
Speaker 3: which is also the cock. So you know, it's like
Speaker 3: when the cock is fucking you, that means your higher
Speaker 3: ups are fucking you. But yeah, it works here too.
Speaker 3: It's it's one of those uh you know, the term
Speaker 3: applies all over the place. Frozen plumber. Jake says, Sam
Speaker 3: I'm praying for your recovery, bro. That shit sucks, yes,
Speaker 3: saying saying ups Trucker seventy six, He said, Samuel spirit animal.
Speaker 5: Do what ups trucker seventy six. Are you new, my dude,
Speaker 5: or did you change your name from something else?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Good question.
Speaker 4: We need to know.
Speaker 2: Unmute yourself, brother, you can find it.
Speaker 3: If you can't unless you're in a spot where you
Speaker 3: got to be quiet, then like I get it is
Speaker 3: so he is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's right there. I'm looking at him.
Speaker 5: Oh, I can't see anybody. I can only see one
Speaker 5: person at a time.
Speaker 2: In the chat, I just sent him the ass to
Speaker 2: unmute thing. There you go.
Speaker 14: Yes, I am new.
Speaker 2: Hello, welcome brother. Oh yeah, so this is your first live,
Speaker 2: isn't it?
Speaker 5: Yep, yes, sir, welcome, welcome indeed.
Speaker 3: And then you said Samuel spirit animals, so proud to
Speaker 3: finally see your face.
Speaker 2: How you doing, brother? Fuck yeah, man, always down to
Speaker 2: see how the colt's doing. But uh yeah, so.
Speaker 8: Long long time listener. Always been into you guys and
Speaker 8: first time life.
Speaker 2: So fuck yeah, man, appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we seem to have a good number of ups
Speaker 3: and FedEx and Amazon drivers that listen to our show,
Speaker 3: which makes sense.
Speaker 7: Y'all.
Speaker 3: Y'all are on the road for hours and hours and
Speaker 3: y'all got ship. Y'all got to be listening to while
Speaker 3: you're doing it.
Speaker 2: So fuck you. Where you based out of the man?
Speaker 8: You're Vegas?
Speaker 2: Oh shit, nice, like Vegas proper or like the outskirts
Speaker 2: Vegas proper. Damn.
Speaker 3: So you're delivering ups in inner city Vegas.
Speaker 2: That's gotta be fucking wild.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I'm just thinking about driving it because I've
Speaker 5: driven in a good bet and that's.
Speaker 4: That's rough, man.
Speaker 3: I mean, but you get paid by the hour, right,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah for sure. Well traffic jams or just a
Speaker 3: payday dog, I feel you right? Hell yeah, good man.
Speaker 3: Glad to have you as a new member on the
Speaker 3: Cult Lives. Hope to see your face more often on here. Brother, Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: h Kyle says, longtime listener, first time live Kyle Zimmerman
Speaker 3: also welcome.
Speaker 2: Oh that was me. Okay, so you did swap your
Speaker 2: name over?
Speaker 3: Okay, well then how in the hell did it say
Speaker 3: ups Trucker on one and then Kyle on the next one.
Speaker 2: Did you swap it and swapped it back?
Speaker 8: I did?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm about to say, hold on now something, something's
Speaker 3: fucky here? Uh all right, So frozen Plumber Jake says,
Speaker 3: is the tattoo for lifetime membership still up on the table?
Speaker 2: If so, I need new ink soon.
Speaker 3: Yes, that offer is going to be on the table
Speaker 3: pretty much for for forever.
Speaker 2: If you do.
Speaker 3: Go and get you a culture conspiracy tattoo, we are
Speaker 3: going to float you a free lifetime membership to the
Speaker 3: Patreon just on general principle. You're marking yourselves in our name,
Speaker 3: which is crazy, but like abs a fucking litle, I have.
Speaker 5: To explain it really quick though for everyone. So it's
Speaker 5: going to be a year to year thing. Yeah, we
Speaker 5: have to reac happens. What happens is is I need
Speaker 5: you guys to if you do do this, I need
Speaker 5: you to contact me with your email and all this stuff,
Speaker 5: and then I have to send you a special little
Speaker 5: thing that's a gift on our site and you have
Speaker 5: to accept the gift, and then you'll have a year.
Speaker 5: It has to renew every single year, so which we.
Speaker 2: Will renew, We will send you.
Speaker 5: Aw it's just a matter of I can't gift you
Speaker 5: an entire lifetime. Patreon will not let me. I that's
Speaker 5: it's at twelve months exactly is what they'll allow at
Speaker 5: every time.
Speaker 4: So just so you know.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what's up.
Speaker 3: And if you get the tattoo and it runs out,
Speaker 3: which try our best keep track of it. This is
Speaker 3: a relatively new thing for us, so like if it
Speaker 3: runs out and there's like a three day lag time,
Speaker 3: be a little gracious. As soon as you reach out
Speaker 3: and remind us, we will make sure that you're back
Speaker 3: up in action. We'll try to stay on top of
Speaker 3: it so that doesn't happen. But yes, that offer is
Speaker 3: gonna be on the table for forever. Just so we're
Speaker 3: all clear, Jake and everybody else listening.
Speaker 2: Fuck yeah. Uh.
Speaker 3: Tony says, I was on Death Penalty Info and it
Speaker 3: seems like all men executed in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Okay, so that's why he was talking about earlier.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, so I looked into it. I mean that's
Speaker 5: I was on the website.
Speaker 4: I just had it pulled up, and I don't know,
Speaker 4: I don't know why his is saying that.
Speaker 5: But then when I showed you guys the website and
Speaker 5: what it looked likes and that it had, like it
Speaker 5: broke down each prisoner like this in a section. So
Speaker 5: I'm not sure what's.
Speaker 4: True what's not at this point, I guess, but it
Speaker 4: broke down their sex.
Speaker 2: So we'll look into it deeper.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I've I've looked at statistics, not like actual lists
Speaker 3: of individuals, but statistics have always said that men are
Speaker 3: way more like to receive the death penalty than women.
Speaker 3: But to be fair, if we're gonna keep it one hundred,
Speaker 3: let's go ahead and keep it one thou wow. Here,
Speaker 3: typically men are doing more heinous crimes to receive the
Speaker 3: death penalty more than women just so we're all on.
Speaker 2: The same page. That is still very true.
Speaker 3: But yes, it's the statistics are the statistics, So we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to look at that one a little deeper
Speaker 3: later on.
Speaker 2: Let's see here.
Speaker 3: White boy Wizard was laughing a lot fucking chipstick roach clip. Yo, seriously,
Speaker 3: chopstick roach clips, Sam. I mean, I'm down for you
Speaker 3: leaning into your Wasian persuasion here, but I don't think
Speaker 3: I've ever in my life seen someone use chopsticks as
Speaker 3: a roach clip my.
Speaker 12: Fun did you do?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 5: Memo?
Speaker 6: When I was on one of the lives, I rowed
Speaker 6: two blunts whilst I picked up an picked up a
Speaker 6: nugget with using both of the other blunts as chopsticks.
Speaker 2: You know, I actually can't talk that much shit.
Speaker 3: I actually use chopsticks for whenever I burn incense, I
Speaker 3: use resin in a coal and I I use chopsticks
Speaker 3: to like shift my coal around.
Speaker 2: So I really can't talk that much shit.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I mean it's a thing, it's a vibe
Speaker 6: and I gotta it's training dog.
Speaker 2: But I have to use metal chopsticks, so I think.
Speaker 12: I actually that so I'm learning more.
Speaker 6: Uh, there's actually different styles of chopsticks depending on which
Speaker 6: Asianic culture and.
Speaker 12: I want to get.
Speaker 6: I want to get one made from each style, though
Speaker 6: I uh, I really fucks with a Korean a lot more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like them. They're thick, aren't they.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, but they're kind of more roundish, so they're
Speaker 6: a lot harder.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The metal ones I use for my coals are actually
Speaker 3: like they're they're square, like they have ridges and ship,
Speaker 3: which works for me because whenever I'm trying to pick
Speaker 3: up a coal to go on the incense resin, I
Speaker 3: need it to be flat on both sides because the
Speaker 3: coal is like disintegrating as it burns kind of thing.
Speaker 6: But yeah, so like the majority the ones that you get,
Speaker 6: I got Chinese restaurants aren't even actually the style of
Speaker 6: the Chinese use.
Speaker 12: They're the Japanese style.
Speaker 6: The Chinese is more of like the squares blockish one
Speaker 6: and they're short as fun. But the legend that I
Speaker 6: was told and everything when I was working up that
Speaker 6: suppose the reason why they chose to do with the
Speaker 6: chop sticks instead of a fore quart so that they
Speaker 6: could try to pick up pluck arrows out out the
Speaker 6: air and ship, which I think is just badass.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's accurate, but if it is,
Speaker 2: that's fucking sick.
Speaker 12: I mean, that's what I've heard in everything, So that's
Speaker 12: dope as.
Speaker 2: Fuck it is. I mean, fuck, who knows? Uh honey, badgers,
Speaker 2: go ahead, I was gonna say.
Speaker 12: I mean that they fucking revolutionized the horse and bow.
Speaker 6: They like the Mongols the Roman. Yeah sure they had
Speaker 6: the chariots. Yeah, good for them, but it would you
Speaker 6: put you give you get there? The the Mongolian uh bow,
Speaker 6: and they're they're riders. They're gonna wipe anyone because they'll
Speaker 6: they'll just keep braining.
Speaker 3: But I have a hard time believing that the Mongolans
Speaker 3: were picking arrows out of the air with chopsticks.
Speaker 12: No, I think that's just a legend.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's dope as fuck if it's real. But also, like,
Speaker 3: come on, how Miyagi are you trying to get here?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And yes, I understand that Mighty Mayagus from Okinawa. It's
Speaker 3: it's a joke, y'all. It's a joke.
Speaker 6: Well he's but the actor is from I think California,
Speaker 6: and he he didn't even have an actual accident.
Speaker 12: He said he pulled that voice out of his ass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you see that on the episode where he makes
Speaker 3: an appearance on Boy Meets World.
Speaker 12: What.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's an episode where Corey goes back in time
Speaker 3: to like the nineteen fifties or sixties, and Miyagi is
Speaker 3: taking uh, he's taking orders at Chubby's and it's like
Speaker 3: a whole thing. He like, he swaps back from the
Speaker 3: Asian voice to like give people wisdom and then swaps
Speaker 3: over to an American accent when he's taken an order
Speaker 3: from a table.
Speaker 2: It's fucking great.
Speaker 12: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: I love Woman's World. Danielle Offisher to the bad Guy anyway,
Speaker 3: Moving on, Honey Badger says, I started the first book
Speaker 3: of Baron Trump Adventures. Honey Badger. I know you've already
Speaker 3: left for the evening, but I hope to God that
Speaker 3: you talk about this as soon as you get through
Speaker 3: these books. I would love to hear from a cult
Speaker 3: member what your take is on it was the writer
Speaker 3: of Time Traveler or was this just a crazy set
Speaker 3: of coincidences that led to the place we are now.
Speaker 3: We'd love to hear more. Tony says, yeah, saying right.
Speaker 3: Tony says, you think you hate journalists enough. But you don't,
Speaker 3: you know, I agree. I can't see the picture that
Speaker 3: you sent with that for some reason, let's.
Speaker 5: See, says New York Times Scott Adams, careator of the Man.
Speaker 5: It like blurred the words. I can only see like
Speaker 5: some of it, it says creator of something comment strip
Speaker 5: dies at sixty eight.
Speaker 4: I think that's what it says.
Speaker 5: For some reason. It's bored on my screen too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I agree with the sentiment. If you think
Speaker 3: you're bullying journalists enough, you're wrong. You can bully them harder,
Speaker 3: and I have faith in you. We can get after
Speaker 3: it and make it happen, you know.
Speaker 2: Kyle says, always carry a knife at minimal Yeah, for sure,
Speaker 2: you got to.
Speaker 3: Like, that's just that's not even man law, that's just
Speaker 3: adult law. I thought anyway. And if you're not carrying
Speaker 3: a knife out there, good cult members start. They sell
Speaker 3: them the gas stations for like five dollars, Like it's okay,
Speaker 3: just carry something, even a small little cutting implement is needed.
Speaker 2: Let's see.
Speaker 5: Will God said, if I have pants.
Speaker 3: On, I have a nice same. I feel the same
Speaker 3: way about a gun too. If I'm wearing pants, I
Speaker 3: usually have a knife. A gun, a lighter, just the basics,
Speaker 3: just the basics. You don't know what tomorrow is gonna bring,
Speaker 3: but you got to be prepared.
Speaker 5: What Tony's referring to. Tony said, the last conversational thing.
Speaker 2: He oh, oh, controversial thing.
Speaker 4: Controversial thing. Yeah, the guy that died, Which.
Speaker 2: Guy that died? Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh, the creator of Gilbert, so he accepted Jesus Christ
Speaker 3: right before he died, saying it seems like a good
Speaker 3: idea from a cost benefit point of view. Not sure
Speaker 3: how to feel about that.
Speaker 2: I'm not judging.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's basically Pascal was wager essentially, so yeah, I
Speaker 3: get it. Good for him, hopefully he made it. Samuel,
Speaker 3: I carry a kniferom the lighter, and my revolver literally
Speaker 3: literally my load out, literally my load out or my
Speaker 3: forty five.
Speaker 2: But typically I'm carrying that thirty eight.
Speaker 5: But you know, oh man, honey Badger, I know you left,
Speaker 5: but you got my soul. He said he needed some talker,
Speaker 5: Rice bro I have been craving oaknowan food so hard.
Speaker 4: No, we don't make the same stuff here in America.
Speaker 5: It's it's inherent and special to Camp Hansen and Camp
Speaker 5: Foster and all in Camp Canina.
Speaker 2: So I one day hope to experience this with you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is one of those things we could do
Speaker 5: all sorts of controversial footage over there.
Speaker 3: No, not really whoa, I'm down to piss off some jets,
Speaker 3: but like do we have to?
Speaker 4: They're super nice. I really like him a lot.
Speaker 2: Okay, good things, good things. God is love. Your hand
Speaker 2: was raised first? What you got?
Speaker 8: Brother?
Speaker 17: On the cost benefit dag apparently uh oh, apparently you
Speaker 17: can uh bet on cawshi on whether Jesus will return
Speaker 17: by the end of the year.
Speaker 7: I know it was one last year. Seems you know,
Speaker 7: you bet against.
Speaker 17: It, and if it happens, it's probably gonna be irrelevant anyway,
Speaker 17: right the financial aspect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as far as the cost, I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I feel you.
Speaker 5: I feel like it's one of the what was that
Speaker 5: movie or show where the guy had like every talisman
Speaker 5: of religion and was like this one.
Speaker 2: No Muslim, uh not Muslim, Jesus, the Mummy, Wow, look
Speaker 2: at me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, the Mummy and he had like all the ones.
Speaker 5: I feel like that's if you're gonna die, be like,
Speaker 5: you know what, fuck it, I'm gonna take everything with me.
Speaker 5: And like, I'm gonna praise this one, this one, this one,
Speaker 5: this one, be like, look at this point, maybe I'll
Speaker 5: get in somewhere.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's a thought process anyway.
Speaker 2: You know, I hope it works out for everybody saying
Speaker 2: what you got.
Speaker 12: I want to say, I'm jealous of Raven.
Speaker 6: She got to go to Japan, and I fear and
Speaker 6: I didn't get to go.
Speaker 12: But it's okay. I want to. I do plan on
Speaker 12: going one day, and when I go, I'm gonna try.
Speaker 6: I want to have it where I take both of
Speaker 6: y'all's and I want I want to go and.
Speaker 12: Get the.
Speaker 6: Main experience of fucking the Japan. I will also take
Speaker 6: you also, me and Jacob. We're just gonna piss off
Speaker 6: the Jats.
Speaker 12: God damn it. It's okay, I got the ana. We
Speaker 12: can do it.
Speaker 3: I don't think they're gonna get down with you there, brother.
Speaker 3: I could be wrong. Maybe they'll just take you in
Speaker 3: as one of the family. But I just got a
Speaker 3: hard time believing it. If you want to experience Marine
Speaker 3: Corps experiences, keep in mind Raven and I had so
Speaker 3: so different experiences.
Speaker 2: My entire experience was Washington, d C for all four years. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: I really want to.
Speaker 6: I really want to go see the in for shouse.
Speaker 6: That's what I really really want to do.
Speaker 2: I in Japan, Yeah, I want to.
Speaker 12: I want to go. I want to go throughout all
Speaker 12: of Japan. I want to go through all the pot fixtures.
Speaker 6: I as much as ship as I joke about, I
Speaker 6: do really do.
Speaker 12: I honestly love Japan. I love the architecture, I love their.
Speaker 6: History and the the I love the Bushido code and everything.
Speaker 6: I however, do not like them from nineteen thirty to
Speaker 6: nineteen forty five.
Speaker 12: Just a small living the years, and that's okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I feel the same way about Germany.
Speaker 5: I've only been to mainland a couple of times, but
Speaker 5: I never actually explored me land Japan. So I lived
Speaker 5: in Okinawa and I lived there for well, I was
Speaker 5: stationed there for four years. I lived two of those
Speaker 5: four years over in Afghanistan.
Speaker 12: So yeah, I have just one request though.
Speaker 6: If we go anywhere to eat, which we undoubtedly will,
Speaker 6: we have to go to the Ichi Laku ramen shop.
Speaker 2: I'm down, okay, I love ramen.
Speaker 5: We're going to I know where I'm going.
Speaker 4: I'm going I'm going to Mama Son. Hope she's still there.
Speaker 5: God willing to eat some cat And I'm going and
Speaker 5: I'm going to White Kitchen, go to White Kitchen, and
Speaker 5: a couple other places. So well, it's a there's a
Speaker 5: lot of cool places. But even I would say that
Speaker 5: every marine experienced something different when they went to ok too.
Speaker 4: Because you had those.
Speaker 5: That were super super into scuba diving that got like
Speaker 5: master level certifications. You had those that did a lot
Speaker 5: of the offshore fishing. You had some that lived at
Speaker 5: each base had their own unique thing that that was
Speaker 5: like their own stuff outside the gate of where you
Speaker 5: know you got to go to, So Camp Hansen it's
Speaker 5: Kintown and the other ones. They all had their own
Speaker 5: places which were their own nightclubs. And like the further
Speaker 5: down you got, you got it more into the city.
Speaker 5: So like the big nightclubs were down there, we were
Speaker 5: more up in like Schwab in us at Camp Hansen
Speaker 5: were more of like the not the more the rural area,
Speaker 5: I guess you could say. So we didn't have really
Speaker 5: any nightclubs or anything like that. So everyone's experience in
Speaker 5: Oki is so vastly different for being on the same
Speaker 5: small island.
Speaker 3: I'm stoked to try some fucking First of all, I'm
Speaker 3: down to eat some cat right.
Speaker 5: But also I don't know if they even have that
Speaker 5: anymore or anything, but maybe find some.
Speaker 2: We'll find some.
Speaker 3: But also I also cannot wait to taste like real sushi.
Speaker 3: That's fucking I'm excited.
Speaker 5: I don't like sushi, so like I live there, and
Speaker 5: I mean it looks great. I've watched people like fresh cut,
Speaker 5: but I will say I'm all about the fresh seafood
Speaker 5: because like they'll cook you fresh calmari right there and
Speaker 5: they just got it off the boat and all the things.
Speaker 5: It depends on where you're at. What they what they do.
Speaker 5: I like their s cargo really good. The hibachi grills
Speaker 5: are like the best in ever so.
Speaker 3: But all right, so hibai that is a traditional thing, right,
Speaker 3: because I've heard a lot of people talk about like
Speaker 3: how Benny Hanna americanize it and it sucks and it's
Speaker 3: not even really Japanese. Hibachi is really Japanese.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but I know I went to a
Speaker 4: lot of hibachi girls.
Speaker 2: I'll take it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But you have to understand, though American's been there
Speaker 5: for a long time and so they still have their culture,
Speaker 5: but they also have a blend of really heavily influenced
Speaker 5: americanised culture as well, and it's like a mixing pot
Speaker 5: all together. And then you have a lot of Marines
Speaker 5: or Air Force whoever it was military that married Okinawan's too,
Speaker 5: so it's like it's a whole thing that's kind of
Speaker 5: mixed together.
Speaker 3: So honestly, from what I've been told from like World
Speaker 3: travelers and stuff, they say Tokyo is the spot, and
Speaker 3: it's not just the spot for like Japanese culture. It's
Speaker 3: like they perfected their culture centuries ago and that's locked in.
Speaker 3: So basically they decided to start perfecting everyone else's culture.
Speaker 3: Like if you want the best French food on Earth,
Speaker 3: Tokyo's got it. If you want the best, you know,
Speaker 3: African food on Earth, Tokyo's probably got it. Like they
Speaker 3: just started perfecting everyone else's shit. And it's I would
Speaker 3: love to go, not just Tokyo, but the entirety.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a rip snort in good time.
Speaker 4: So anyway, go ahead, and sam.
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm sorry, but I was also gonna say.
Speaker 6: What I really want to do is also go and
Speaker 6: see Paul Harvey before I die.
Speaker 12: That's also a big thing.
Speaker 6: And for the COLT U D and D campaign, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna probably get together with somebody who's a lot better
Speaker 6: at drawing and that they can.
Speaker 12: Do the h they can actually build in the world.
Speaker 6: For me, I design it and everything, well, I tell
Speaker 6: them what how I want it.
Speaker 2: So that's do you know?
Speaker 3: Although you asked me a silly question today, of the
Speaker 3: of the options that was asked of me, obviously I'm
Speaker 3: gonna take It's me fully armed with an axe, a
Speaker 3: shield and a long sword against twenty peasant with pitchforks.
Speaker 2: What I'm gonna do?
Speaker 12: Like, yeah, I'm a I had to ask.
Speaker 6: I had to give you a more question because I
Speaker 6: want to know. I was trying to see what type
Speaker 6: of paladin you would be, because you are a paladin,
Speaker 6: but you are also a part of the zealiz which
Speaker 6: you believe that you have. You're trying you want to
Speaker 6: become the leader of your zealit and everything, but you're
Speaker 6: you want to try to be an honorable, an honorable zealop,
Speaker 6: but you also want to sit upon the skull thron.
Speaker 2: But they attacked me first, they came at me.
Speaker 6: But you also you also vibed in like the you know,
Speaker 6: you teleported into the meadow, so it's like that's their
Speaker 6: their land.
Speaker 3: So that's okay. So you didn't give me that backstory.
Speaker 3: All you told me that I have armor, they don't.
Speaker 3: I have weapons, they don't what am I doing? And
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm not running. I didn't know that I
Speaker 3: stepped in their land. Sam, that would have been nice
Speaker 3: for the context.
Speaker 12: That's the thing, the context.
Speaker 8: Hm.
Speaker 6: I want to see what I can do, so boop
Speaker 6: and that it's just it's you I have. I did
Speaker 6: the same thing with the voice. Didn't give him the
Speaker 6: full context this morning. And yeah, so it's a raven.
Speaker 2: He texted you too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he texted me.
Speaker 2: I choose a no, no, we have to give the
Speaker 2: the what's the background here?
Speaker 5: I don't know what? Okay? So you wake up in
Speaker 5: a cave and your coven has betrayed you once they
Speaker 5: found out that you've delved into blood magic, your first
Speaker 5: you're the first female elf in a thousand years to
Speaker 5: be able to harness the old ways that's known for this.
Speaker 5: The others have this avowed you. Six of your sisters
Speaker 5: raised six of your sisters have raised your hand in attack.
Speaker 4: They specialize in ice and fire.
Speaker 5: What do you do choice a boil their blood but
Speaker 5: walk down a dark path be try to escape and
Speaker 5: be hunted.
Speaker 2: Oh well, that's not even a fucking judgment call.
Speaker 5: I'm choosing a clearly like come on.
Speaker 11: Now, keep in mind.
Speaker 6: This is I'm also trying my best at trying to
Speaker 6: figure out this and knows because I'm also trying to
Speaker 6: figure out Yeah, these are like the playludes of like
Speaker 6: each of your origins. But I'm also thinking about going
Speaker 6: a very meta way of having like y'all waking up
Speaker 6: in a fucking convoy and see if y'all get the reference.
Speaker 3: If I would have known that that was the case
Speaker 3: that I had just teleported into their land, I would
Speaker 3: have like rolled for.
Speaker 6: Charisma, you teleported back in time.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure all I'm saying is I would have
Speaker 3: tried to talk my way out of that, rather than slaughter.
Speaker 2: The fucking village's male population. Holy fuck, Well it's okay.
Speaker 12: Your God loves you for it.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I'm killing everybody. I'm gonna be honest
Speaker 5: with you. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna leave people
Speaker 5: that are gonna be I have to watch my back
Speaker 5: the entire time. I'm just gonna kill them all and
Speaker 5: deal with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've talked about that a good bit, Raven and I.
Speaker 3: As far as like, you'll watch these movies, Yeah, Open
Speaker 3: Time Vibes.
Speaker 2: They're on here with the soundboard man.
Speaker 3: You'll watch these movies where these people, you know, they
Speaker 3: they have the opportunity to kill the dude that's like
Speaker 3: chasing them down.
Speaker 2: They beat them in hand to hand combat.
Speaker 3: He's knocked out, and they'll like take the gun and
Speaker 3: then they'll just leave him instead of putting one.
Speaker 2: Bullet in his head, and they no longer have that problem.
Speaker 2: And somehow that guy is the one to finish the
Speaker 2: job in the next episode, and it's like, why, why
Speaker 2: didn't you finish it?
Speaker 5: I will never understand why people will do that in
Speaker 5: movies and TV shows Like here, this person that obviously
Speaker 5: wants to kill you and has no qualms about harming you,
Speaker 5: your children, your family, whatever, then you're gonna show leniency
Speaker 5: and an empathy or something and just leave him alive. No,
Speaker 5: you're going to just put to one in the head,
Speaker 5: to in the chest, hand repair walk away. Yeah, you
Speaker 5: don't have to worry about it. Anymore.
Speaker 4: You don't have to worry.
Speaker 5: About him rising up and killing your whole family. But no,
Speaker 5: everyone's like, oh no, I don't do that. No, if
Speaker 5: I'm gonna have the opportunity, I'm gonna take your ass
Speaker 5: out so that I don't have to worry about it
Speaker 5: because you want to kill me first.
Speaker 3: Everybody's like, yeah, well, it's like Batman, he didn't kill anyone,
Speaker 3: because then he's just as bad as I know.
Speaker 2: Fuck that. Fuck that.
Speaker 12: On the bat Plane in DC Comics, and that's what
Speaker 12: done it? Detective for comics.
Speaker 6: Oh, he hung a guy from the bat playing and
Speaker 6: in one of the first issues that said, huh, I
Speaker 6: think he might be better off this way.
Speaker 12: The dude's a dick.
Speaker 6: Then he fucks his adoptive son's old lady Barbara Gordon.
Speaker 12: So fuck Batman.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've never heard that, but.
Speaker 5: I barely ever did anything.
Speaker 19: He was like, I'm gonna beat up and tie up
Speaker 19: these prisoners, and then like, wonder why my city keeps
Speaker 19: having these same prisoners released, And it's like, no, be
Speaker 19: the anti HEROO, it's gonna be anything like what what
Speaker 19: what are you doing here?
Speaker 5: I don't that movie with the rock I don't really
Speaker 5: black at him. Yeah, I was like, see he gets it, deadpool.
Speaker 2: Same way.
Speaker 3: Listen, the guys that that did the operation and killed
Speaker 3: Ben Lauden didn't become terrorists. Okay, that's a stupid fucking premise. Well,
Speaker 3: if you kill them, you're just as guilty as there. No,
Speaker 3: the fuck him not, that's dumb.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I'll fall on that grenade.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, anyway, moving on, moving on.
Speaker 3: H Kyle Zimmerman aka ups Mayhem eighty five says, uh hah,
Speaker 3: first live. My wife and I are here, and your
Speaker 3: voices put her to sleep. Well, I'm glad that we're
Speaker 3: her ASMR.
Speaker 2: That's good shit.
Speaker 5: To be fair, A lot of people tell us this.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie. Some of our friends actually, let
Speaker 5: listen to the podcast that never make it even through
Speaker 5: like half the episodes, because like your voices, your guys'
Speaker 5: voices are so soothing.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, fucking his.
Speaker 5: I can see his, because like I've listened to it
Speaker 5: enough where I'm used to it and like the cadence
Speaker 5: of it. But I don't feel like mine's super soothing.
Speaker 5: But because I stumble my words so much.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I don't really feel like my
Speaker 3: voice is very soothing either, but I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: To people that think it is dope, I'm I think
Speaker 2: it is. I appreciate you though, yo. Hell he.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Let's see. Tony says I saw The Pacific and thought
Speaker 2: it was extremely good.
Speaker 3: Did not see Bander brother Tony, I highly recommend you
Speaker 3: also go check out Bandon Brothers. It's phenomenal, but Pacific
Speaker 3: is exponentially better in my humble opinion. Kyle also says
Speaker 3: the Witcher is so amazing. But play the video games
Speaker 3: I want to. I want to. I just have to
Speaker 3: have time. Fuck I I barely have time to play
Speaker 3: the video game that I do with Golden Eye here,
Speaker 3: But my four year old is like becoming obsessed with
Speaker 3: watching me play. It's I'm like, fine, I'll try to
Speaker 3: beat this level. It'll be okay.
Speaker 2: It's it's cool, you know.
Speaker 3: Plus the animation is so dog shit and it also
Speaker 3: kind of adds to the nostalgia.
Speaker 2: I love it. I fucking love it. Let's see. By
Speaker 2: the way, most of the.
Speaker 3: Good most of the guys from Bandon Brothers also played
Speaker 3: as Fox Company in Cod Big Red One.
Speaker 2: I did not know that very good.
Speaker 6: The guy that played wild billg On You. He played Brooklyn,
Speaker 6: which is funny. They call him Brooklyn, but he's from
Speaker 6: the Blocks. The guy who played Abraham and the Walking
Speaker 6: Dead played Sergeant Glynn Hawk Hawkins. And the guy who
Speaker 6: played Gabriel from Supernatural he also played that.
Speaker 12: All of these guys played in Ben and Brothers.
Speaker 6: They also play as Fox Company, which is a funny
Speaker 6: and everything, and it's it's just very poetic because as
Speaker 6: soon as the Band of Brothers ended that Call of
Speaker 6: Duty's stars did it, and they based they did a
Speaker 6: lot of the They took the guy's fun band of
Speaker 6: Brothers and everything because of that, and they already had
Speaker 6: chemistry and it was really good.
Speaker 2: That's dope. Hell yeah, dude.
Speaker 3: Also, Kyle said he just got the tavern Stock Institute
Speaker 3: book today. I'm hooked and definitely a must buy. Not
Speaker 3: gonna lie. I'm so happy to be here with all
Speaker 3: my Cole family again. Been listening on my trucking trips
Speaker 3: for years, but just excited to be here with all
Speaker 3: of you.
Speaker 2: Finally.
Speaker 3: Brother, We're happy to have you here. We're taken to
Speaker 3: death you're here. But also, yes, for the Tavistock book,
Speaker 3: we did that episode about it. I had never really
Speaker 3: done much digging into it until that episode. I think
Speaker 3: Raven correct me if I'm wrong, But that book is
Speaker 3: in the box. As far as the potential reading list correct,
Speaker 3: it might be we.
Speaker 5: Have actually I have to add like ten more of them,
Speaker 5: but I could write it down.
Speaker 4: Let me let me write it down just in case
Speaker 4: so I can see.
Speaker 3: But how long is the book too? Because it is
Speaker 3: it something that you think you could crank out in
Speaker 3: a month? That's that's the main question here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm actually looking at our So I just got
Speaker 5: our book in yeah, for our for our thing. So
Speaker 5: how Jesus became God? I'm actually trying to figure out
Speaker 5: right now how I want to break up the chapters
Speaker 5: of it. So actually, quite a few of the cult
Speaker 5: members that are going to be joining their lives have
Speaker 5: already started reading, so it definitely is so as of
Speaker 5: right now, it is.
Speaker 4: Three hundred and twenty three pages long.
Speaker 5: So, but this is actually available on Kindle the audio
Speaker 5: thing with Amazon, and it's it's if you have your
Speaker 5: little points and it's free pretty much. So it's, yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm going to listen to it's ten hours of listening. Though, Damn,
Speaker 5: I was like, that's a long but I got the
Speaker 5: books so that way I could write notes and highlight
Speaker 5: stuff and everything. For we are starting February first, so
Speaker 5: I have like two weeks to hurry my ass up
Speaker 5: and get this going.
Speaker 2: I heard that, heard that. Let's see.
Speaker 3: Also, my seventeen year old is an RTC right now,
Speaker 3: and I'm telling them to join Space Force. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: if your child is smart enough to join the Space
Speaker 3: Force and like has that kind of technical skill set
Speaker 3: electronic or computer or whatever, dude, I am so here
Speaker 3: for the Space Force. Also, their uniforms are almost as
Speaker 3: badass as the Marine Corps uniforms. They're not, they're not,
Speaker 3: but it's a very very close second in my personal opinion.
Speaker 2: But uh yeah, I'm.
Speaker 3: Telling my kids if you're going to join the military,
Speaker 3: And that's that's the thing I've always told everybody. I'm
Speaker 3: not as much as I shit on the military and
Speaker 3: all these things. I'm a veteran whatever, But it depends
Speaker 3: on what you're trying to do, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: If you're trying to go into a job field where.
Speaker 3: You're going to be working on diesel engines for like
Speaker 3: tugboats and shit, go Navy or Coastguard. If you're trying
Speaker 3: to work in something with logistics, go Army. If you're
Speaker 3: trying to go something with you know, technology, go air
Speaker 3: Force or space force, whatever the case is. Eventually you're
Speaker 3: going to go back to the civilian sector, whether it's
Speaker 3: in four years, eight years, twenty years, whatever. You want
Speaker 3: to go back to the civilian sector with enough skills
Speaker 3: to be able to be competitive in the job market,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to be when you grow up, join
Speaker 3: the branch of service with a program that will best
Speaker 3: suit you for that future. You know, that's just the
Speaker 3: overarching theme. And if you just are die hard want
Speaker 3: to go infantry, then clearly you need to go Army
Speaker 3: for the logistics, Marine Corps for the brute force.
Speaker 2: Different strokes, different folks. But anyway, moving forward, Samuel says
Speaker 2: he feels he has to reclaim his family honor unfortunately,
Speaker 2: as Papa was a draft dodger while his brother was
Speaker 2: in nom taking scalps.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's wrong. I should have corrected, but
Speaker 3: failed though. I feel as if a there's a civil
Speaker 3: war brewing unfort you do not have to restore your
Speaker 3: family honor based off of your shit.
Speaker 2: That's that's not how this goes, brother, No way, no way.
Speaker 5: My dad had flat feet and couldn't and couldn't go
Speaker 5: at all.
Speaker 6: To be fair, Oh, he was walking the he was
Speaker 6: going far so Nanny and the kids were in was
Speaker 6: in Georgia while he was go every other way, going
Speaker 6: back and forth from Texas to Georgia and everything, walking
Speaker 6: on the all aunts and everything, is what Ninnie said.
Speaker 12: So that that's but yeah, he apparently dodged it.
Speaker 2: So it'd be like that.
Speaker 3: Dude, Hey, that is not your job to restore your
Speaker 3: family honor based off of the uh, the decisions of
Speaker 3: your ancestors. That's that's like you having to pay for
Speaker 3: the sins of the father.
Speaker 2: That's that's ridiculousness. Dude, don't worry about all that shit.
Speaker 2: You you live your life to the best of your abilities,
Speaker 2: and fuck the haters. That's all there is.
Speaker 3: Ups Trucker eighty five says Cajun Knight will always love
Speaker 3: your sunglasses choice. I rock pit vipers all the time. Bro,
Speaker 3: I can't find my fucking pit vipers.
Speaker 5: I had them whom.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no no no. These are not pit vipers. Okay,
Speaker 2: these are ones.
Speaker 3: These are you know they they say, Oakley, but I
Speaker 3: believe they're pronounced knockoff, like that's that's all it is,
Speaker 3: and I'm good with it.
Speaker 2: I'm good with it.
Speaker 3: The sunglass choice is pretty sick, and I haven't rocked
Speaker 3: these in a while. I might start making my way
Speaker 3: back through all the sunglasses choices, but they also prevent
Speaker 3: me from reading very well because my eyes are going
Speaker 3: to shit these days. So I might start finding if
Speaker 3: I could find something like this that's prescription, we might
Speaker 3: we might be in trouble.
Speaker 2: I might never take these bitches off.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but you know, I got a couple
Speaker 3: of different ones, but I do appreciate the love.
Speaker 2: Let's see.
Speaker 3: Moving on, Moving on, Jesus, we are way way.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've been reading through the whole chat and
Speaker 5: answering back to everybody, so a lot of people we're
Speaker 5: just talking about the games, different games that we talked about.
Speaker 4: Uh, Frozen Plumber.
Speaker 5: Jake says that the missy in Minnesota bird is the mosquito.
Speaker 3: The state bird Minnesota, the state bird is the mosquito
Speaker 3: in Minnesota.
Speaker 7: Dude.
Speaker 2: Now in the BYEU, the state bird is the mosquito.
Speaker 5: You've met these bastards down here but like they won't die.
Speaker 2: So I'm being honest.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that Minnesota had a mosquito problem. I
Speaker 3: thought that was way too high north for these little folks.
Speaker 3: But okay, new information for me.
Speaker 5: They're horrible, so.
Speaker 3: Real quick, will the gods your hand is raised. We
Speaker 3: have not heard from you this evening. How are you?
Speaker 5: Hey? Girl?
Speaker 9: Hey, I'm doing good. You've asked about some prescription sunglasses.
Speaker 9: That's what these are right here?
Speaker 2: Oh on, it's it's blinking in.
Speaker 9: Okay, you can get them off Amazon. They're readers and
Speaker 9: you can even get your open look off look alikes
Speaker 9: and knockoffs and stuff like that. So check out Amazon.
Speaker 5: I'll have you get any care. Yeah, and it they.
Speaker 9: Read and they actually worked really well when you got
Speaker 9: your little ring like going, and.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they work really well.
Speaker 9: So yeah, figure out you know, plus two whatever you need.
Speaker 3: I might see if Amazon has some prescription pit vipers, y'all,
Speaker 3: it might be game over.
Speaker 2: I don't know they got.
Speaker 9: All fune, so you might find what you're looking for.
Speaker 3: Shit, all right, all right, the search is on. We're
Speaker 3: gonna have to make this happen.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm so here for it.
Speaker 5: Y'll pop over here.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh, I'll be eighty five rocking some stupid
Speaker 3: ass shades like, let's not get it twisted. This this
Speaker 3: ain't going nowhere. The white trash and me won't allow
Speaker 3: it to go anywhere. I wish I could fight it.
Speaker 2: It's just it's.
Speaker 5: Here they have they do.
Speaker 3: Let's go all right, all right, send me that thing, Raven.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that offline. But fuck yeah, we're doing
Speaker 3: that anyway. All right, back to it. Back to the
Speaker 3: chat here. Actually, we're damn we're getting ready to wrap up, honestly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so pretty much everybody's just talking about different stuff
Speaker 5: that they're going Sam. Sam said he's inn in my
Speaker 5: honor role of res Rose Petal Blunt.
Speaker 4: I said, it is.
Speaker 5: It gonna be dripping in blood. But yeah, so there's
Speaker 5: everybody's just kind of chat chatting back and forth like
Speaker 5: they always do.
Speaker 2: Hear. That been great, it's.
Speaker 3: Been a great live it has before we wrap ups,
Speaker 3: mayhem eighty five what you got brother?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a fucking.
Speaker 14: Pimp prescription inserts Oh.
Speaker 3: No shit, Oh okay, more than one way to skin
Speaker 3: a cat and fucking chicken in here, we're doing it.
Speaker 2: Oh that's happening. Oh I'm stoked.
Speaker 5: You could just be normal and get some contacts.
Speaker 2: Like no, no, no, no, absolutely no, no, what I'm
Speaker 2: gonna do start poking my actual eyeball.
Speaker 5: I'm not a sociopath, right, it's not even bad, Like, whoo,
Speaker 5: that's it.
Speaker 4: I'm good my whole contact, Like, it's not even bad.
Speaker 2: I'm good on that. I actually have just a.
Speaker 3: I have a really deep seated fear, right and even
Speaker 3: for like Halloween costumes, I've I've thought about getting some.
Speaker 2: Like color contacts and shit like that.
Speaker 3: I have this illogical fear, although it's not that illogical.
Speaker 3: And I know that because I know multiple people that
Speaker 3: this has happened to of the contact rolling to the
Speaker 3: top of my eye and just getting stuck in.
Speaker 2: My head and I can never get it out. I
Speaker 2: understand the likelihood is very low, but with my lack
Speaker 2: of luck, it's almost a guarantee that that's gonna happen,
Speaker 2: and I'm just not willing to take that risk.
Speaker 5: I've been wearing contacts since I was fourteen years old,
Speaker 5: and I used to sleep with them in which is
Speaker 5: not really let me tell you, uh huh, But I
Speaker 5: was dumb young and whatever. And even then, I've never
Speaker 5: had a contact get stuck. I have had it once,
Speaker 5: like once or twice fold, but you can always. All
Speaker 5: you do is you just push your eyelid down and
Speaker 5: it will literally it down, like it's not even that
Speaker 5: big of a deal. You can do it on the
Speaker 5: side of your eye too, like your eyeball will naturally
Speaker 5: roll out the contact, or.
Speaker 3: Or I wear what one of our founding fathers, old
Speaker 3: Ben Franklin developed. I just rock sunglasses and regular glasses
Speaker 3: and you know, maybe even a monocle if I want
Speaker 3: to look like a proper gent one day.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I hate my glasses, to be honest with you. So
Speaker 4: it's whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well, everybody be able to look out for
Speaker 3: some Uh it's not even like prescription grade. I just
Speaker 3: have like the slightest stigmatism in one eye from the
Speaker 3: explosion when I was in high school. I honestly believe
Speaker 3: that's the case. But uh yeah, some readers would probably
Speaker 3: go a long way in helping me. So if they
Speaker 3: got pit viper readers, which we now know two ways
Speaker 3: of getting that, y'all stand by, we might be in
Speaker 3: business here soon. Anyway, Samuel, before I forget brother, Please
Speaker 3: give us the good Cult members on the Live and
Speaker 3: the good Cult members around the world your send offs.
Speaker 2: Just pull wherever you.
Speaker 6: Are blessed be the chaos, m's the cuts, my good
Speaker 6: so Jacob and my Lady Raven.
Speaker 3: Indeed we love you Sam, And for all the good
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Speaker 2: Shit ads suck. Commercials suck. We know this. Yeah, the
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