Speaker 1: Dana Lashes of surd Truth podcast sponsored by Keltech.
Speaker 2: It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida man.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: So, a Florida man was on probation for drug trafficking
and he looks like Santa or A. Really just unkempt
Kenny Rogers, I can't tell uh. I'm sorry, I'm supposed
to believe. This guy's sixty three King Felucia County. He
was taken into custody. He was arrested for armed arm
trafficking of fentanyl and meth cool and then he got
arrested again on similar charges.
Speaker 3: He's sixty three years old. This guy supposedly sixty three
years old.
Speaker 1: Cecil McCoy, what an Are you sure he's in Florida?
That sounds like he's Kentucky. Cecil McCoy took him into
custody Circle K and Deltona.
Speaker 3: He was busted.
Speaker 1: He had all kind He had fentanyl on him when
they took him in a custody, enough to kill lots
of people. And then he also had eighty five grams
of meth and he did say all of it's mine.
So I mean he you know at least there's he
was honest about it, but still good heavens.
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 1: Like, go find an honest line of work, you know,
I mean you can find I realized maybe it's not
the job that you want, but there's some honest line,
honest line of work out there that you can have.
Speaker 3: Just saying, let's see this.
Speaker 1: Uh got a couple of other own boy, Nope, no,
I'm not doing this one about Nope, not doing that one.
Speaker 3: Well, we got.
Speaker 1: The guy who Florida. Man from Key West. He attacked
a man holding a sign that displayed a Bible verse.
So this is Stock Island, Florida. This guy's supposed to
be fifty. I'm supposed to believe that this guy's fifty
years old. Again, also, don't believe these ages is meth kills, dude,
met kills in ages. So this guy, let's see here,
fifty year old man from Key West arrested. He attacked
a guy who's holding a John three sixteen sign. Just
this innocent guy. But the guy who was arrested looks
like the bad guy from the original Twin Peaks.
Speaker 3: Really mm hmm. He has his hair and everything.
Speaker 1: He looks like Bob from Twin Peaks completely. The guy's
name is Jose Jerome Hernandez. He attacked the thirty seven
year old victim. The guy was just holding a John
thirty sixteen sign, That's all it was. And so, yeah, no,
there's that.
Speaker 3: But he looks.
Speaker 1: The thing that really stuck out to me that he
looks like Bob from Twin Peaks, the original Twin Peaks.
Let's not gonna do this one either. Nope, nope, nope.
There's some that are really bad that I don't well.
This one's This is a guy who was recording people
in the bathroom. He's a he was Central Florida deputy.
Surprised his name wasn't Scott Israel who was arrested for
video voyeurism. It was in Tampa. This guy, his name
is Justin D. Bias and he was a deputy in
the DUI Unit and illegally recording victims in the bathroom
of his residence. Did he have a lot of people
over to his house that he would like? Who does this?
This is some Blueberry Hills stuff.
Speaker 3: Stop that. Sorry, only Kanan is going to get that
reference right? What did that?
Speaker 1: When was that in the nineties? Yeah, it's a saint
Louis thing I had to do with Chuck Berry and
all that. It was a big, bad deal. I remember
being a kid hearing about that, and I was like, whoa.
So this guy was charged with video voyeurism. Southwest Florida
man was arrested for stealing an antique slot machine. Out
of all the things to steal, why that went? Thirty
one year old under Vasquez was caught on camera breaking
into our Arcadia truck stop. He stole the slot machine,
and then deputies initiated a foot chase after he fled.
He was apprehended after hiding in a new by a backyard.
He had bullet cutters, a backpack.
Speaker 3: He had gone.
Speaker 1: He was a prohibited possessor and they got this stolen
slot machine.
Speaker 3: It was an antique slot machine.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he thought he was gonna get
out of it, Like, did he think it had money?
Speaker 2: Didn't ever, antique had those like silver dollars. Still they
were still they.
Speaker 3: Were still in there.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's kind of dumb.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're not still going to be in there,
good heavens, it's not. Let's see here we also have Oh,
I had this one the guy from the other day.
My favorite story still remains of Pizzeria Florida was a
little bit quiet this weekend.
Speaker 3: I have to say.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: They also had these poachers that stole eight hundred pounds
of berries. They were arrested in Hillsboro County. Palmetto poachers,
that's what they called him, two months after a new
regulation harshall penalties for fort Saw Palmetto poachers.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: These two individuals, Holidio or Hernando Maria, Hernando Santiago, they
steal eight hundred pounds. Apparently these berries can sell for
seventy five cents a pound. You can get up to
three hundred and fifty or three dollars and fifty cents
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Speaker 4: No, personally, I completely just a balance separate and my
brother Bobby Kennedy and it flagrant and inexplicable effort to.
Speaker 3: Daddy's crush, to daddy's memory.
Speaker 1: I just that's Kerrie Kennedy, and I just I think
I would rather be driven into a pond by Teddy
Kennedy than have to listen to one of these damn
family members sit here and just talk about gatekeeping the
legacy that they do and earn. Welcome back to the program.
It's your living Darya, Dana lash here with you. I'm
serving you RBF in a good hair day. You can
listen across the country Channel thirty forty seven Direct TV,
also streaming on X and Rumble, where the discussion happens.
And I am not held responsible for any of the
smart assidry that takes place there. If your feelings get hurt,
so uh, Cana and I disagree on some things and
we're gonna just bring this. I know we got other
meat and potatoes. Let me lay it out before he
eagerly decides to excitedly interrupt you.
Speaker 2: I can't half position and then yeah, we'll go from there.
Speaker 1: Okay, So first and foremost, you guys know me, I
pretty much hate every politician. There are some that I
would maybe consider throwing a life raft too if they
were drowning. And you guys think I'm joking, and I
mean it applies to everyone, every single one, without exception.
Speaker 3: There are some that I'm like, Okay, I like this person.
Speaker 1: I could I could see, I can vote for this person,
I can support this person, or I think this person's good.
But by in law arg, I just don't like them
because they're weird. Politicians are weird people. You never know
when you're talking to them what you're getting. I mean,
they're really nice to you, and you're like, no one's
that nice.
Speaker 3: This is what I think.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you must be if you're really nice. When
I first meet you, I immediately assume you're a serial killer.
I can't help it. I am the most cynical person
you will ever meet. I am Mark Twain's disappointment.
Speaker 2: So but you are. I've met a lot of people,
and you are literally the most.
Speaker 1: So I'm just realistic. I don't look at it as
being cynical. I am practical. That's how I look at it.
Cynicism is a pejorative. I am practical. So, applying that
context to this conversation, I am all about coalition building.
I don't like to use the phrase big tint because
big tint almost intimates that we're also stop interjecting, so
help me.
Speaker 3: So help me.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying this discussion of I'm getting to it.
Speaker 3: I'm not there yet.
Speaker 2: You didn't preface it with anything you just now said,
but because we.
Speaker 1: Were going back and forth, now I'm talking about it
in a segment. Are you gonna be all right over there?
Speaker 6: King?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: So I like coalitions, and I understand the need of coalitions.
I have talked about it enough, methinks. Okay, So I
get coalitions. What I don't like is the hyperventilating standing
fan boying over certain political figures, right, and.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry rf K Junior is one of them.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: I get that people are very excited that he's going
on the campaign Tribald Trump. That's great, but I've been
seeing people share memes like it's the Justice League and
it's like him and Tulci Gabbard and all this other stuff.
I'm like, why is everybody now acting like rf K
Junior is the second coming of Raking Jesus?
Speaker 3: Why is this?
Speaker 4: You know? Why?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 3: This is a guy.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be really honest, and if you get mad
at me, I don't care. Let smod come. This is
a guy who's accused of driving his first wife to suicide.
It's a guy who said he's gonna like jail climate
change denials. He's a weird guy on gun control. I'm
all fine with coalition building, but stop trying to be
like this guy should be in charge of the CIA,
this guy should be in charge of the perm of
the Treasury.
Speaker 3: What where on earth?
Speaker 1: Why are you letting him into the strategy room? Stop
I'm just making that part of it. But CEI and
all this uff like, let's put him apart, Let's put
him on the cabinet now, no, no, hold that, hold up,
hold up. I like the coalition, but I will gate
keep like an alphabet person. I'm gonna say him, you
know what I mean, I will gate keep so hard
about letting somebody into the strategy room doesn't mean you
sit on the war council.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Kse like, well, he's had
a he's he's he's had a change of heart.
Speaker 2: Why don't you let me say what I was saying?
Speaker 3: Go ahead just as much as parle, just so.
Speaker 2: People know you. You just made the whole argument that
you made in our in our this cushion.
Speaker 6: Uh right then, just right now, you get got to
the end of it without even saying how we got.
Speaker 2: To tell people how we got there, how we got there.
Speaker 6: So we're in break, commercials are playing and Dana is like,
why the hell do people keep pilating this dude online?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, what are you what? What the what
do you mean?
Speaker 6: Like, Oh, I'm just so sick of how people do
all this. And I'm like, listen, people are excited. I
get somebody on the left woke, but they're.
Speaker 3: Saying that he needs to be in the cabinet and
he should be leading departments.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, what they can say all that that
they want?
Speaker 6: What we What we know as far as his involvement
with the Trump campaign is he's not going to be
in charge of making policy or anything like that. He
actually might be in charge.
Speaker 3: Of You you have assurances of that, No, we don't
have any.
Speaker 2: Do you have any assurances of anything in the future.
Speaker 3: No, of course not, except maybe we'll get people excited.
Speaker 6: By the concept. He lived his entire life believing Republicans
were the oppressors. He now has woken up and seen
that the Democrat he said, so so he loves he said,
as much do you think he just went out there
now loves he faked going against Democrats.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think he saw that a presidential candidate like gosh
shot and was like, well, damn.
Speaker 6: Hold on, is he in a position to make policy
on taking guns away? And will he ever be in
a position?
Speaker 1: Well, if he's a part of the cabinet, I mean,
who knows, if he's actually gets a department position somewhere.
Speaker 2: Who knows right? And who would raise their hand as
a Republican and agree with that? Nobody?
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Really?
Speaker 1: I've watched them melt over this issue on stage. I've
watched them melt in debates. I've watched them do.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, let's not do that.
Speaker 2: What do you mean, melt in in favor of Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think if it tas popular, I
think if some Republicans, I think about fifty Republicans fifty
percent if not right, I think if enough of them
thought it was popular enough, they'd be for it, because
they love popularity more than they love the people.
Speaker 3: But I know what you're saying. You're like, oh, he's
got he's had, like you know, change of heart.
Speaker 1: That all may be well and good, But on the
court issues, like climate change and abortion and all this
other stuff.
Speaker 3: He hasn't changed. He just likes Trump.
Speaker 2: That's it, right.
Speaker 6: But I was saying, the people's excitement about him, it's
not necessarily filating him or anything like that. They realize
that somebody on the left is seeing it the way
they're seeing it. They're excited about that. And they see
also now that Telsey's joining up, that this is something
that the Democrats have gone too far, that they're forcing
Democrats to join up.
Speaker 1: I just think it's funny that this guy who's been
a lifelong Republican or Democrat is like, can you believe.
Speaker 3: That Democrats are jerk hosses?
Speaker 1: And we're like, yeah, what do you think we've been
saying for the path, like how many decades?
Speaker 2: Like finally welcome instead you like.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't mean I'm going to be like, now, Corumen,
shit on our war council and let's make decisions about
the future.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to do that. That's where I d
have a line.
Speaker 2: But to act like he has no other value than
just liking Trump is selling up a bit.
Speaker 4: Sure.
Speaker 1: The only way I value him is if he can
bring votes in and then after that I want the
votes that he would bring in and then stay out of.
Speaker 2: It exactly that we have to wait till November to
see how that goes.
Speaker 1: When it comes to driving the ship, my coalition only
goes so far. I'm not even going to front on that. Like,
my coalition goes so far. I get it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But people, I'm just explaining why people are excited
about the concept.
Speaker 1: You realize too, that this is a problem that the
right has. If they see one person that's influential that
agrees with that, they're like, we're going to crown him
Jesus Reagan.
Speaker 3: We love him.
Speaker 2: Nobody's crowning him Jesus Reagan. They're just excited and expressing
that excitement. I know you're all anti happiness and everything, but.
Speaker 1: Not anti happiness, you're anti joy. I guess I'm a
practical person. I feel like I'm the only one who
sees the matrix here right now.
Speaker 6: But this is how I mean. People are excited. You're
seeing people excited. Sometimes people get crazy with their excitement.
Sometimes they get.
Speaker 3: Crazy with my excitement too. Sometimes I smile.
Speaker 2: Your rvf THO is really strong. It is really strong.
Speaker 1: That's why I tell people I'm like I can never
do plastic surgery or like freeze my face because everyone
think I'd hate them all the time, Like I could
never do that, beca because the RBF is so strong,
I've got to constantly like pull my eyebrows up to
my scalp.
Speaker 2: There are people excited about it. That's my point is
I get it. And you know, you don't have to
kill their happiness and enjoy.
Speaker 3: I'm not killing anyone's happiness.
Speaker 2: You don't have to step on their parade queen.
Speaker 3: Like I'm watching Real Housewives of Caine over here the world.
You don't have to kill my happiness. You don't have
to murder my job.
Speaker 2: But you're you're mistaking excitement for like fealty or something.
Speaker 1: No, I'm mistaking seeing means of justice League and people
who go on Fox say he should be in a
cabinet position, and I'm like, what, that's my.
Speaker 3: That's that's that's a little bit more. I mean, these
are serious people.
Speaker 2: They're saying this voice is awesome.
Speaker 3: But you guys get it though, now see you see
my Yeah, So.
Speaker 2: It's not like we disagree.
Speaker 3: It makes a good point.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on, because she and this is what
I mentioned to you. She comes back to the vaccines.
We agreed on the RONA vaccines, and that's kind of
what started all of it. Because the left is so
high mind. The left loses their back end if they
think that one of the people on the left.
Speaker 3: Is just wait a minute, you disagree with one percent
of our agenda. You are a tradeor trader is going
to trade.
Speaker 6: I look at it, and you remember three years ago
and we we'd reached out to the RFK team they
originally agreed to come on, and they were like, oh wait, no,
it was three years ago. They were barely talking to
anybody conservative at that time. I see this as an exciting,
nice evolution, and I'm not taking it any farther than that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I like that. You're very optimistic. I'm not.
I have been polluted by reality, dear. I I don't.
Speaker 1: I Look, if people want to start agreeing with me
on stuff beautiful doesn't mean I'm leting.
Speaker 3: To drive the car.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's great if you agree with me like Dana.
You know what, I also think that the station should
only be set on eighties. I agree with you that
satellite radio should only be in the eighties. I get
at the eighty station. I agree with you on that,
but you know all the other stuff, I'm like, okay,
that's great, you can have some input on that, but
you're not driving the car. You don't get to say
which road we turn on. So just sit back there,
don't backseat drive and scfu.
Speaker 3: That's all. That's it. That's it. Cave me some snacks,
that's it.
Speaker 1: It's your sole responsibility in the back seat is that
you're the keeper of the snacks.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: You don't even get to apportion them to me. That's
the fronts, that's the passenger, that's the co pilot. They
get to help with the radio, and the apportionment of
say you just hand it up to the front.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's all you get. That's where I'm at, right,
So that's kind of how I view all this. Is
it mean I don't care. I'm a realist.
Speaker 1: I want to win and I want to keep my
freedoms in as much original condition as the founders intended
as possible. And like I said, I'm all about coalition building,
but that doesn't mean I'm gonna let everybody in their
damn brother come sit on the war council just not
gonna do it. And I think, you know, if some
people are agreeing with you on a couple of issues,
that's great, But on the big issues, like Tulsi Gabbertt,
I don't have anything against people. Always think I have
something against politicians. If I dislike you personally, you know
I'm honest about it, and I will just tell you
because I don't care about going to cocktail parties. They
don't care about being on the speaker circuit. I don't care.
I don't have to grift that way.
Speaker 3: I don't care. I just grift by doing hard work.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: I don't care. But I see, you know, like like
we've invited Tulsi Gabrett on the show before, she will
not come on the show.
Speaker 1: And that's fine. I'm never a jerk when anybody's on.
But I've always questioned the two A stuff. And I
read the post that she had up about where I
guess it's supposed to be sufficed to explain her change
on two AA, but it didn't really explain anything, and
it left. Actually now I got more questions, and I
started with and if people I even if people want
to appear to agree with you because it is advantageous
to them at the time because they've been camped on
their own side. I will take that and use it
if it means getting my agenda to go forward. But
when it comes to putting that person on the War
Council or making that person like a part of the
board of directors for the movement, that ain't happening. Not
going to happen, because I think you've got to be
in it with the people in the principles enough for
you have to prove yourself and pay your dues by
showcasing that your beliefs are real. You know, you're not
just giving lip service to Second Amendment. You're not just
giving lip service to limited government like at you're actually
helping to elect candidates. And I've never seen any of
these cats work to help elect anybody but themselves, So
I don't think any jury would convict me on that front.
That's how I look at it. So when you put
in that effort, then maybe we'll go a little bit further.
But that's just kind of that's how I look at it.
And people are like, oh Na, no, you're mean. Look,
I'm all about the coalition, but that only they get
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Speaker 6: You and now all of the news you would probably
miss it's time for Dana's Quick five.
Speaker 1: So now their experts are worried that phone addicted gen
z are losing their ability to use computer keyboards and
they're in like the touch type proficiency. They said that
the devices are replacing time spent practicing typing. But does
that matter if nobody's I mean, that's kind of I
think it's important I can type super fast. I think
you do need to type, you know, you need to
understand how to do it. But also if kids are
on laptops at an early age or even iPads, doesn't
that sort of train you to.
Speaker 3: Do it anyway?
Speaker 1: Because say, yeah, probably, can you imagine that it's going
to change the way we look. Let's see a burning many.
There's already a fatality, a burning man, and they're not
selling out. Authorities are investigating the fatality a female participant.
They said it was I don't know this this somebody
who's thirty nine years old. They can't, there's no nobody knows.
Nobody knows. The story is meaningless to me.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's sad, but it's you know, also, it's
like it's not it's not worthy enough to be in
quick five right now?
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Fair, So check this out.
Speaker 1: In New York City, forty eight percent of writers apparently
don't pay the fares. Fair evasion, that's what they call it.
They said that forty eight percent just don't even pay
any kind of fair. They said that New York's long
running fair evasion problem is the worst of any major
city in the world. It's intensified recently. About one in
five writers skip the fair. Now what gets me is
the city went after people selling loose cigarettes really aggressively because.
Speaker 3: They didn't want to lose that money. But what about this?
What about this? Nobody's doing anything with this. This is crazy.
Speaker 1: If you think your life is boring, apparently so do
one in four Americans, really though, what is a boring life?
They're saying that forty is the new thirty and I
don't know what that means. That's what they all say,
but I didn't. That's kind of sad, like this is
it unfulfillment. They didn't actually get into it. But huh,
welcome back to the program, Dana Lash here with you
bottom of this second hour. Did you guys see the
I've seen this type of stuff before where it's usually
like the FBI or to be I remember the when
it really this was back in I think like two
thousand and nine you had the Missouri Highway Patrol had
used this. It's like extremist phrases. This is the FBI's
militia violent extremism, and it's like some sayings et cetera
or whatever they've and it's at FBI.
Speaker 3: Talk of Oh no, I don't want to download it.
I didn't want that.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to open it in a PDF, not
to download it your fruitcakes. So they have this thing
that they call terrors that they have terrors and definitions
they have to find buy the FIDHS. They have these
phrases things like that symbol's guide and they have militia
violent Extremism and it's not a new thing, but this
is new and that it's updated, if that makes sense
to you.
Speaker 3: So it's it's updated and it gets into their strategic
intelligence blah blah blah blah blah. We believe it's intelligent.
Speaker 1: It gets into all of that stuff and it talks
about terminology used and things like that, and it has uh,
you know, some examples in it, but it gets into
thread overview militia violent extremists, et cetera. Uh three percenters.
And they said that like, for instance, some people use
the term boogloo, which were references a violent uprising or
impending civil war. I like smot fiery boogloo. The term
is I love when Feds who set up the entrapment
of Whitmer and they were there J six and all
this other stuff. I love when the FEDS try to
make these observances. They say, oh, yes, the term boogloo
really resonates with militia violent extremists mvees who have adopted
it to use it. And they said, following perceived incursions
on constitutional rights, including the Second Amendment, they get into
targets and tactics, and I swear I think they mentioned
memes in here.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't doubt it. They also touch on.
Speaker 1: Key terms, right, so key terms that are used, and
so you got boogloo. Second Amendment is apparently a term
that is a key term for militia violin extremists. So
it has Second Amendment or two A refers to Second
Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
Speaker 3: That's they said.
Speaker 1: Mvees and others within the militia movement often reference and
interpret it to justify private militia activities in their opposition
of God laws. You know, you can have a private
militia and a private and do private malitia activities already, right, right,
That's what is this nonsense.
Speaker 3: It gets into Agenda twenty one.
Speaker 1: Bogloo, bug out, false flag, FEMA, camps field training exercise.
Speaker 3: Who made this list up? Which fed fud made up
this list? I mean I use all of these words.
Am I a militia violent extremists?
Speaker 1: Because I use words like boogloo, bug out, false slag,
field training exercise or Second Amendment?
Speaker 3: I use Second Amendment too eight all the time.
Speaker 1: So if you cite a constitutional right, that makes you
a violent extremist, it looks like that right, but none
of the people who ever talk about taking those rights
are ever considered to be violent extremists.
Speaker 3: That's kind of interesting. No, it's not. It's not.
Speaker 1: A new thing, but it is updated. So this thing
is it's an updated list. I was just looking at
this and I'm just like, I can't believe. Oh, they
call like a bouja dahen, big igloo, big lu au,
boog boys.
Speaker 3: All these terms they literally have.
Speaker 1: Those are a great terms by the way boujahadeen, that's
hysterical and other associated wordplay. In addition to imagery like igloos,
Hawaiian shirts and lays are used as coded references to
the larger boogaloo phenomenon on and offline. This is a
serious government document because some people use the term jokingly
and our m vees, wait, what's the rm ve we
have the militia, violent extremists, what's the R I don't
know who advocate They talk about racism, et cetera. So basically,
anybody who uses the term bogloo they're trying to say,
is a.
Speaker 3: Racist bug out?
Speaker 5: A phrase used by mvees and non extremist preppers to
reference emergency contingency planning, usually involving weapons, supplies, evacuation procedures,
and rendezvous locations.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: This is this is moronic, absolutely moronic. But this is
what Uh yeah, this is what they're This is literally
what they're they're our government is doing.
Speaker 2: Uh thoughts king, did you elect them to do this?
The FBI? I didn't elect anybody in the FBI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about mullen Labe? Is that still a thing
that they I am shocked that's not in there yet.
Speaker 2: Is the come and take it or don't cheat on me?
Is that also?
Speaker 3: Someone made the point?
Speaker 1: So if you like the movie Killdozer, does that mean
that you get added to the anti boogaaloo department the list?
Speaker 3: I'm just curious what.
Speaker 2: It just makes it not serious to me.
Speaker 3: It makes me want to say it more.
Speaker 2: It's like an eighties breakdance movie. Not interested.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it makes me want to say it more. I mean, hell, Wayne,
did they find out about skivity toilet?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 3: Wait until they find doubt about s gibbety toilet. Wait,
we just got on list.
Speaker 1: Just then, Well, we're gonna bug out to the skibbity
toilet boogoloo while we're on list.
Speaker 3: Making all the lists. This is what our government is doing.
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