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Speaker 1: I'm your host, are in Franz coming at you alive
Speaker 1: this Friday night, September twenty seventh, twenty twenty four, live
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Speaker 1: a Friday night because Chuck is dealing with a lot
Speaker 1: on his end. So the fact that he's even here
Speaker 1: at all is I mean, I'm I'm impressed, and I'm
Speaker 1: I'm very excited and happy glad to have him producing
Speaker 1: it always, So it's I'm just really happy to be
Speaker 1: here as always. We are sure we.
Speaker 3: Already, Aaron, if you can hear me clearly, which I
Speaker 3: got to keep checking with everybody, but if you can
Speaker 3: hear me clearly. We're also rather grateful to have you
Speaker 3: as the longest standing ally and co producer of everything
Speaker 3: here because you have been the guy who stood with me.
Speaker 3: You're the first person I added to the network, and
Speaker 3: from there we have built up and broken down and
Speaker 3: built up and broken down, and it's been only really
Speaker 3: through the beginnings the foundation laid with Aaron Franz. Initially,
Speaker 3: by the way, the idea was to have the Age
Speaker 3: of Transitions under a different name because it was called
Speaker 3: trans Resistor Radio when we first started doing this, and
Speaker 3: it was going to be that, and sometimes it would
Speaker 3: be Uncle and other times it might be this other
Speaker 3: thing you used to do, which you haven't done in
Speaker 3: a very long time, right.
Speaker 1: Themes and memes, Yeah, themes and memes. It's been a
Speaker 1: while since I have done that show, however, I mean
Speaker 1: the reason for that is the time difference between myself
Speaker 1: and my co host Adam. He's in Germany, and it's
Speaker 1: just it's an absolute nightmare. We could do a show,
Speaker 1: but every time we planned one, it's just has been
Speaker 1: more doubts. But eventually there may yet be a new
Speaker 1: show when I get my act together honestly to be
Speaker 1: able to get together with Adam and record new show.
Speaker 3: So that's that, no, and it's been very interesting. Like
Speaker 3: I said, now, normally I don't like to come on
Speaker 3: everybody's show. I know that some people think that that's
Speaker 3: not true, because I have popped on a lot to
Speaker 3: the Uncle Show, and I have appeared a bunch of
Speaker 3: times here on the Age of Transitions. But it's not
Speaker 3: because oh geez, I just need every single moment of
Speaker 3: the day that I can get my voice out there
Speaker 3: to whoever, whoever I could possibly capture the attention of Right,
Speaker 3: Am I an attention whore? Basically, No, it's not like that,
Speaker 3: but it has been a mutually beneficial and happy situation
Speaker 3: for this very strange, continuous, sort of publicly held experiment.
Speaker 3: If you will, podcasters act cooperating with one another. And
Speaker 3: I don't mean like the latest trend. If you will,
Speaker 3: let's get a bunch of guys together. I keep calling
Speaker 3: it the Brady Bunch collective where you know.
Speaker 1: If you remember, it looks like with the phone call thing.
Speaker 3: Right, doesn't it look like that on all the like,
Speaker 3: no matter what you're talking about, right, or which facility
Speaker 3: you use, whether it's the Google hangout or you know,
Speaker 3: split screen on freaking what is the zoom right, or
Speaker 3: or any of these things. Right, it's like, let's split
Speaker 3: the screen, put everybody in their own little box like
Speaker 3: they did on The Brady Bunch. These people would have
Speaker 3: filmed these things.
Speaker 1: A year apart.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't have mattered. And they do the little cutesy
Speaker 3: thing where it's like, let me look up as if
Speaker 3: I'm looking at you know who was on that show?
Speaker 1: Marsha, Marcia and well I don't.
Speaker 3: Mean they're kidding, but either way, you had the three kids, right,
Speaker 3: the three girls on one side, the three boys on
Speaker 3: the other, uh, and the parents were in the center.
Speaker 3: If I'm remembering this right, there was a housekeeper and
Speaker 3: the housekeeper which was Alice, who would be replaced right
Speaker 3: in the in the nine boxes if you will, uh
Speaker 3: of this, you know cast of characters, right, what was it, Edie.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think of the names of.
Speaker 1: The Yeah, no, no, that's that's that's a funny uh.
Speaker 1: I I love that the pretty bunch collective. Uh, that's
Speaker 1: a good bunch.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's what it's like because it's a bunch
Speaker 3: of people and and I use that for a bunch
Speaker 3: of different uh you know, combinations when you have individuals
Speaker 3: that are all supposed to have the same agenda. And
Speaker 3: I'm holding up air quotes for those of you playing
Speaker 3: at home, uh you know where it's like the agenda
Speaker 3: driven fact that they all need to get together and
Speaker 3: cooperate to get through what a podcast. No, but in
Speaker 3: the Break Bunch, it was like this weird family that
Speaker 3: we've just sort of smashed together now has to be
Speaker 3: a family, right, And all I keep thinking of, is
Speaker 3: you know, the first family collective that anybody ever heard of,
Speaker 3: you know, who is either remotely close to our age groups,
Speaker 3: or is somebody that came out of that time period
Speaker 3: an immediate reference to people that are not related calling
Speaker 3: themselves a family who have been mashed together right by circumstance.
Speaker 3: What's your first thought if you grew up in the
Speaker 3: seventies or the eighties the Manson family. Now, to these
Speaker 3: people in any way, shape or form, resemble the Manson family.
Speaker 3: I am probably one of the few human beings on
Speaker 3: this planet, it would say, yes, But are they outwardly
Speaker 3: the Mansons, even though you have some serious oc you
Speaker 3: going on? And even later when they put out the
Speaker 3: movies for some godly ungodly and both of them simultaneously
Speaker 3: reason that is not clear to the viewer. It is
Speaker 3: I'm part of the Brady Bunch? Shall I chill? Marcia?
Speaker 3: Marcia Marcia Marsha.
Speaker 1: Should I do that? No?
Speaker 3: You know, like Donald Jeffries does all the time with
Speaker 3: the whole you know, like on the Brady Bunch they
Speaker 3: go Russia, Rasha, Russia, and they throw that at you
Speaker 3: right where it's like, oh, you know, that's that's the thing.
Speaker 1: They actually yeah, I was uh man, it's it's it's sad, Chuck,
Speaker 1: that a lot of topics are becoming taboo. I don't
Speaker 1: know the Russia one. I mean you and I are on,
Speaker 1: if not the same page, a similar page that comes
Speaker 1: to that topic. Obviously, we've been doing the past couple
Speaker 1: of episodes you talked about a lot, and I'm not
Speaker 1: leaving it in the past, but I have. I will
Speaker 1: say that I have received pushback, and honestly, I'll say
Speaker 1: that anytime that I've received pushback from people that I've
Speaker 1: had any real personal investment with in doing this online
Speaker 1: media creation thing, like people that I correspond with, that
Speaker 1: I feel a personal connection to, which doesn't happen very often. Right,
Speaker 1: more than once, when I've received significant pushback, it's from
Speaker 1: this topic, which is I'm not reading into that. I'm
Speaker 1: not being paranoid about that, but it's it's a it's
Speaker 1: a it's a sensitive topic, which is I find odd Again,
Speaker 1: I think you and I are in the same page.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to harp on this over and over,
Speaker 1: but I'll say, like I've I've put out what I
Speaker 1: believe on it, like it. Clearly we've made our points, Chuck,
Speaker 1: I don't really need to talk on and on about it,
Speaker 1: but it's just interesting. And there's as you were mentioning
Speaker 1: on our previous show, and as both of us have mentioned,
Speaker 1: there was a noticeable shift in twenty fifteen of the
Speaker 1: what was once the alternative media, what it used to be,
Speaker 1: ceased to be no more, almost instantaneously, very abruptly, for
Speaker 1: very specific reasons it changed. It may not have been
Speaker 1: immediately apparent at the time, but in hindsight, I think
Speaker 1: we can pick apart, at least to a pretty good degree,
Speaker 1: how and why that happened, and even in some instances
Speaker 1: who was part of doing that so that happened. But
Speaker 1: it feels like, honestly shock right now, it feels like
Speaker 1: there's an another kind of shake up in this realm
Speaker 1: of alternative media, which I'm calling, unpopularly the post truth
Speaker 1: movement world. Right there's I think we're in the midst
Speaker 1: of another shake up of it, but I can't tell
Speaker 1: exactly where it's going, but I'm noticing things happening. I
Speaker 1: bet that's all.
Speaker 3: I'll say that, right, because after all, look, you don't
Speaker 3: need to harp on something where somebody is not only
Speaker 3: harped on it, but it's already you know, decided to
Speaker 3: turn an instrument which has strings on it into something
Speaker 3: that you need to pound up against the wall or
Speaker 3: the table or something because at a frustration for the
Speaker 3: ill informed right and the topic of the day and
Speaker 3: this need to come to the defense of the Russian people.
Speaker 3: It's weird because it's actually generated a whole new grouping
Speaker 3: of people that are coming into their adulthood that are
Speaker 3: emerging from the Look, I gave you a certain amount
Speaker 3: of slack here with this right, and we gave a
Speaker 3: certain amount of slack here to the allegedly what should
Speaker 3: we call it, allegedly truth based truth or movement if
Speaker 3: you will. And in this way, for once, I'm not
Speaker 3: talking about poop literally, you know, during this particular part
Speaker 3: of the conversation. That's not what this is about, although
Speaker 3: I can absolutely predict that that's where a lot of
Speaker 3: people are coming from. Look, it's an unfair and unreasonable
Speaker 3: indictment of a people that they claim is being done
Speaker 3: based on some obviously turned into lee weapons that fifteen
Speaker 3: years prior. What it is these guys are getting from
Speaker 3: the place. All these things tie back around, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, actually, I had something I want to point
Speaker 1: out too on the show because it ties back into
Speaker 1: I just said a few minutes ago. I wasn't going
Speaker 1: to talk about this topic, but I'm going to bring
Speaker 1: this back up because I want to.
Speaker 3: But now look what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: But right, yeah, yeah, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: There's a very interesting story that I don't think anybody's
Speaker 1: even noticed yet. It has to do with media creators,
Speaker 1: a specific one, and it's me. This is conjecture on
Speaker 1: my part, this is me speculating, This is me pulling
Speaker 1: apart pieces of what's out there in the public and
Speaker 1: then me, with my knowledge of being a independent media
Speaker 1: producer myself kind of trying to determine what I think
Speaker 1: is going on. But it's I think this is going
Speaker 1: to be useful to do, and I'm going to talk
Speaker 1: about a specific person that was involved in the Tenet
Speaker 1: Media story, which was the big story to do with
Speaker 1: the Russian funding. Everybody knows that story now, especially anybody
Speaker 1: that listens to this show. We know the Tenet Media story.
Speaker 1: We know about Tim Poole and all of them. One
Speaker 1: of the named media producers in that whole thing was
Speaker 1: Lauren Southern. Who if nobody knows who she is, she's
Speaker 1: just another go online producer. She's been like an alt
Speaker 1: right figure, right. She's kind of fit into that segment
Speaker 1: of the online media ecosystem, right, and she kind of
Speaker 1: rolls to prominence around the time that you and I
Speaker 1: have pointed out where there was this shift. She's a
Speaker 1: very fascinating person because, first of all, frankly, she's a woman.
Speaker 1: And yes, that is interesting because there's not many women
Speaker 1: that are involved in this world. Okay, it's a rare thing.
Speaker 1: So that's interesting to note, and it's part of her
Speaker 1: story has to do with that, it just does. The
Speaker 1: other thing that I find fascinating about her story is
Speaker 1: that when she got involved in this around that time,
Speaker 1: I don't know what year exactly, I remember that she
Speaker 1: did live stream from Charlottesville, and I've mentioned before how
Speaker 1: she had like the silly tactical hat. It had a
Speaker 1: mega bumper sticker on it, very silly, very you know,
Speaker 1: goofy doing making a video for a very obvious audience
Speaker 1: and just kind of pandering right and being goofy about it.
Speaker 1: But I give her slack because when she was doing
Speaker 1: all this, she was a kid basically she started around
Speaker 1: that time when she's doing this, but I think she
Speaker 1: was nineteen years old, maybe even younger than that. She
Speaker 1: was not even twenty yet when she started doing this,
Speaker 1: So she was a kid. So anybody who is that age,
Speaker 1: I personally give slack too, because I know when I
Speaker 1: was around that age, I was not mature. I was
Speaker 1: not fully developed intellectually or emotionally. It took me a while.
Speaker 1: It takes me a while to do a few things.
Speaker 1: So I give slack to anybody at that age just
Speaker 1: doing things that you know might not be the wisest choice,
Speaker 1: you know, like making this sort of media and just
Speaker 1: going full board. And you know, her whole she bought
Speaker 1: in completely to the whole framework of let's make shocking
Speaker 1: material to own the lips. That's basically, you know, the
Speaker 1: synopsis of what was Lauren Southern doing. She's making documentaries,
Speaker 1: she was appearing on shows, I think, making podcasts, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but every time she did it, it was
Speaker 1: this alt right shock jock that was her thing right
Speaker 1: as it was for so many people, because why because
Speaker 1: it works, that's what gets attention. And again back to
Speaker 1: her being young, kids like to do stuff that gets attention. Fine,
Speaker 1: so I give her slack because she was young when
Speaker 1: she started. First of all, it's I learned more about
Speaker 1: her recently because Creative Accidents and mended that I watch
Speaker 1: White Noise, which was a documentary that followed her Mike
Speaker 1: Cernovich and I forget the other guy's name, but he
Speaker 1: was like a neo Nazi guy that was like promoting
Speaker 1: Trump when he got elected, and he was also involved
Speaker 1: in Charlotte'ville. I can't recall his name, make it, but anyway,
Speaker 1: I need to break it's a good documentary.
Speaker 3: I need to break off and like for a few minutes.
Speaker 1: Okay, sounds good, Chuck, sounds good. I've a lot to
Speaker 1: talk about, so take your time. But yeah, so White Noise,
Speaker 1: she was featured in that, and there were some interesting
Speaker 1: things that came up there.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: There was a scene where Gavin McGinnis, the guy who
Speaker 1: started the Proud Boys, a guy who also started Vice
Speaker 1: right or he was like one of the co founder's
Speaker 1: advice also started the Proud Boys. There's a scene where
Speaker 1: she's taking a call from him and he's apparently propositioning
Speaker 1: her and she's like, no, you're married. I can't do that,
Speaker 1: And then the producers add in this bit, like we
Speaker 1: contacted Gavin mcinnesson. He said it was totally false and
Speaker 1: he's never propositioned any woman. He's a married man, blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. But anyway, that was in there. Interesting There
Speaker 1: was also a part where the documentary did good showing
Speaker 1: this like inner conflict with her, Like they were mentioning,
Speaker 1: you're a woman, don't you find it difficult to be
Speaker 1: in this movement that sometimes can be very misogynistic, and
Speaker 1: you know, she goes on to say that basically it
Speaker 1: shows her questioning the faith, so to speak. In terms
Speaker 1: of that, there's a part where she says how she
Speaker 1: met somebody and she has a fiancee and they're like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: your fiance isn't white. And they were mentioning something about
Speaker 1: something along the lines of, you know, the great replacement
Speaker 1: concept white genocide is the fact that the alt right
Speaker 1: at the very least plays around with us seams, right,
Speaker 1: So they were kind of mentioning that and they're saying like, well,
Speaker 1: your fiance isn't white. What's going She quickly wanted to
Speaker 1: dismiss that right away, like no, no, we're not doing that.
Speaker 1: So interesting things in that documentary. It just showed that
Speaker 1: she was having second thoughts about the whole thing, and
Speaker 1: she's in a pit of vipers. But but the point
Speaker 1: that I want to make regarding or As Southern, Lauren
Speaker 1: Southern and Tenet Media is that she's the only one.
Speaker 1: There were like four people named. She's one of the
Speaker 1: four people named. Is Timpoole, that other Canadian guy, some
Speaker 1: other guy I don't know in her she's also Canadian.
Speaker 1: They were like the four that were named as media
Speaker 1: producers that were getting money from Tenant in this whole thing.
Speaker 1: She's the only one out of that list of people
Speaker 1: that hasn't made well. She's made a short brief statement,
Speaker 1: but she's the only one that hasn't gone on to
Speaker 1: just continue business as usual. She put out a statement
Speaker 1: saying something like I hope you all understand I'm taking
Speaker 1: a step back or I don't have it now. But
Speaker 1: she put out one statement saying, hey, look, this is
Speaker 1: a difficult situation. I hope you understand why I'm not
Speaker 1: going to say anything. So she said that, and then
Speaker 1: she has not since posted anything online that I can find.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm wrong about that, but I was looking at
Speaker 1: her website is looking at her social media. I didn't
Speaker 1: see anything except for that these other guys Tim pulled
Speaker 1: these other two goofballs. They're just back to business as usual,
Speaker 1: just posting about how the the Deep States after Trump
Speaker 1: and I don't know, stupid culture war bs and making
Speaker 1: a bunch of posts about that stuff, just right back
Speaker 1: at it. And they don't seem bothered hardly at all
Speaker 1: that they were forced to say a little bit about it.
Speaker 1: When this story broke around like September eighth, I think
Speaker 1: they were forced to mention about it. Oh, look, I've
Speaker 1: been involved in this. It's a crime and I'm a victim.
Speaker 1: And they all said the same thing. I think Southern
Speaker 1: might have said this too, but they all said, hey, look,
Speaker 1: I've always maintained complete editorial control of all my material.
Speaker 1: So they all said that in unison, which is interesting
Speaker 1: in and of itself. But Southern is the only one
Speaker 1: to not go about business as usual. So that leads
Speaker 1: me to believe that she is purposely taking a step back.
Speaker 1: She's probably the only one of this set of goof
Speaker 1: balls that is really thought about the situation she's involved in.
Speaker 1: What an absolute record is, how disingenuous the whole scene
Speaker 1: is and probably self reflecting and making some crazy or
Speaker 1: making some judgments about whether she wants to continue doing
Speaker 1: this or not. I hope that's the case. It'd be
Speaker 1: cool if she made like a tell all book or
Speaker 1: you know, some sort of expos or she came forward
Speaker 1: or she just walked away from it, would be would
Speaker 1: make complete sense. But I did find a video. This
Speaker 1: is like the most recent, one of the more recent
Speaker 1: things posted to her site, which happened before all this
Speaker 1: has happened in early September, this Tenet media story. But
Speaker 1: this video was posted in early July, since July tenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. It's from some YouTube channel called Triggernometry
Speaker 1: and the title of videos Laura Southern The Internet breeds
Speaker 1: danger ideologies. I've only seen little snippets, but just going
Speaker 1: through the little bit where it gives you links to
Speaker 1: different parts of the time code that gives you a
Speaker 1: little synopsis of what they are. If you just do that,
Speaker 1: it's instructive of I think hurt inner conflict and dialogue
Speaker 1: that's going on. Uh So it says it's mentioning. Uh.
Speaker 1: I guess she got involved with the concept of being
Speaker 1: a trad wife. So it says, here's ill from here
Speaker 1: on out. I'll just read these little synopsis from.
Speaker 3: The before you do it.
Speaker 1: One time, one quick question.
Speaker 3: Okay, what is a trad wife?
Speaker 1: Oh, you don't know about that. No, you haven't heard
Speaker 1: about this job.
Speaker 3: Maybe I haven't heard it by that name. But please
Speaker 3: if you wouldn't mind filling in that part before you
Speaker 3: move forward.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, So trad a trad wife. That just means
Speaker 1: that's the shorthandand version, which we use shorthand versions for
Speaker 1: everything in the news speak of social media existence, of
Speaker 1: online existence. We can't have full words anymore. We have
Speaker 1: to new speak cut them down. But trad is short
Speaker 1: for traditional. So a trad wife is a traditional wife.
Speaker 1: You know, think of the most generic stereotype of a
Speaker 1: wife in the nineteen fifties suburban United States. That's the
Speaker 1: idea of a trad wife, right, And that was that
Speaker 1: set up as this ideal situation that if we're you know,
Speaker 1: let's make America great again by reinstating that as the
Speaker 1: cultural social norm in the US, which it should be,
Speaker 1: because it's all that's right in the world. There's nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with it. It's wonderful, that's what we need to go.
Speaker 1: So you catch on my drift here you follow the
Speaker 1: trad wife Ethos Chuck.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I missed that question because I was.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, don't, don't even worry about don't. That's that's
Speaker 1: that's what a trad life, traditional life is.
Speaker 3: So okay, So this conraditional like, okay, just just to
Speaker 3: be safe and to go back to that concept you
Speaker 3: just went over. You know, I recently was just had
Speaker 3: a Star Trek Lower Decks episode on, you know, while
Speaker 3: I was doing something else. I literally had to stop
Speaker 3: what I was doing and go back over it because
Speaker 3: there's this guy named Nars and he has a menagerie
Speaker 3: and they're humans, and he's saying stuff like, well, you know,
Speaker 3: I accidentally captured humans because they were both BPS and
Speaker 3: they were in my menage and my name is Nars,
Speaker 3: and they were in the manaj and they were by BPS,
Speaker 3: which stands for bipedi pedal, you know, something that walks
Speaker 3: on two P and like if you step back from
Speaker 3: that for a second and you think about how ridiculous
Speaker 3: we have to go to a BP instead of saying bipedal,
Speaker 3: which means what what did you just say? Half a
Speaker 3: second's worth of time when you're speaking. It probably takes
Speaker 3: more time to conjure up how to shorten these things.
Speaker 3: I mean, like anything else, I'm sure it develops muscle memory.
Speaker 3: But there's a reason why I bring this up because
Speaker 3: some people recognize that as intellectual laziness, and other people
Speaker 3: would say, you're absolutely wrong. This is actually a limber
Speaker 3: sort of you know. Why is the fast, little you know,
Speaker 3: guy that runs around the ring and can dodge your punches.
Speaker 3: Why is he so important? Because he'll literally use your
Speaker 3: own over activity against you to wear you down, as
Speaker 3: opposed to wearing you down by hitting you over and
Speaker 3: over again in a boxing ring set. Right, Am I
Speaker 3: making sense to you?
Speaker 1: Or if I'm honest, not exactly check.
Speaker 3: But I'm gonna shut up. You know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna shut up. I'm gonna back off, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: monitor my electronics stuff, and i'm gonna listen to you
Speaker 3: very carefully, okay, which I hope the entire audience does,
Speaker 3: because I'm just reminded of the oddity and the over
Speaker 3: analyzation that people do. I'm not pointing a dirty end
Speaker 3: of a stick at you. What I'm saying is that
Speaker 3: there is a way by which people decide to conduct themselves.
Speaker 3: And I noticed that these trends come and go very
Speaker 3: very quickly.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, the whole trad wife thing absolutely is a
Speaker 1: social media trend. That's what it is. It's this thing
Speaker 1: that popped up with hashtags included. It's a little fun
Speaker 1: thing that influencers can make like, ooh, look at me,
Speaker 1: I'm a trad wife. This is videos of me doing
Speaker 1: trad wife stuff on the track. So it's a little channel.
Speaker 1: It's a little you brand yourself as a tradwife, and
Speaker 1: really that's all it about.
Speaker 3: But what's hilarious is this that this is very much
Speaker 3: like the old you know, the old seemingly ongoing and
Speaker 3: endless arguments over you know, should a woman be? I mean,
Speaker 3: and I used to see this. I'm a little older
Speaker 3: than you, so I definitely saw it a lot more
Speaker 3: and at one point when it absolutely saturated my entertainment base. Right,
Speaker 3: going back to those times, I'm watching reruns of the
Speaker 3: old Flintstones episodes, right that are based on the Honeymooners,
Speaker 3: But now they're a cartoon and you got a fat
Speaker 3: ass Fred Flintstone with you know his caveman version of
Speaker 3: a tie. Don't ask anybody how the hell that happened,
Speaker 3: but caveman wore ties. Take a look, Barney and Fred
Speaker 3: both have these ties, right, and Fred always has the
Speaker 3: tie even when he goes to get pajamas or whatever. Right,
Speaker 3: they'll somehow work his tie into the pajamas. If you
Speaker 3: don't believe me, go back and look at old. But
Speaker 3: you know, and I do mean old, as in, I'm
Speaker 3: watching the rerun from over a decade ago of somebody
Speaker 3: who has now based their cartoon on something that happened
Speaker 3: a decade before then. So it's like the continuous lockdown
Speaker 3: of nostalgia locked within nostalgia, which is again locked within nostalgia.
Speaker 3: And at the end of the day people go, wow,
Speaker 3: how creative and fresh. No, how repetitious and continuous. So
Speaker 3: I just find it one of the oldest The track
Speaker 3: life thing is.
Speaker 1: It's it is only an online marketing scheme that social
Speaker 1: media influencers used that really, I mean it should only
Speaker 1: amount to that. Nobody should really take it seriously, and
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 3: In our day and age, though all it represents is
Speaker 3: a very old argument being dragged back out, dusted off.
Speaker 3: So that they can again throw this argument out into
Speaker 3: the public because quite frankly, if you're arguing over whether
Speaker 3: it is real work to take care of children and
Speaker 3: be a housewife of sorts at this point in time
Speaker 3: in our history, I would argue that the real work
Speaker 3: is in figuring out how that can even be done
Speaker 3: any longer, because nobody can exist that way. And I've
Speaker 3: said that since an nineteen eighties and I wasn't even
Speaker 3: an adult yet now where it was like, how is
Speaker 3: it that you live even if you have a partner
Speaker 3: in the house. I mean, I started to literally embrace
Speaker 3: the idea of three person marriages because of this. Yes,
Speaker 3: remember those were brought up because Roseanne all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: Tom Arnold talked her into, let's get another woman in
Speaker 3: this relationship, so you guys can split up this work
Speaker 3: and this way you can still be Hollywood, you know,
Speaker 3: and do all your own thing and whatever. And meanwhile,
Speaker 3: we'll make sure we get another woman in who takes
Speaker 3: care of all the kids. And I also happen to
Speaker 3: get that fun with her now and then. But I mean,
Speaker 3: and of course you're paying for all this, But the
Speaker 3: thing is, right, do you do you remember recall that
Speaker 3: Tom Arnold thing.
Speaker 1: I forgot that specific story, but that so you don't
Speaker 1: recall familiar to me.
Speaker 3: Yes, I assure people if you look back, it's not
Speaker 3: a Mandela effect thing.
Speaker 1: I think. What wasn't that that that SNL skit with
Speaker 1: Chris Farley playing Tom Arnold. That was what they were.
Speaker 1: They were basing it off of that story, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: No, this was literally a real thing. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: this was a real thing where Tom had convinced because
Speaker 3: remember Roseanne had said, okay, I'm a mental case, I
Speaker 3: got split personality. This is long before she went on
Speaker 3: some you know, Twitter hadn't been invented yet, so she
Speaker 3: couldn't have you know, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, no, we we know, we're we're aware
Speaker 1: of what Roseanne is up to today. She she gave
Speaker 1: a rousing speak as a rousing speech at Tucker Carlson
Speaker 1: Fest and Hershey, Pennsylvania the other day where she just
Speaker 1: laid out the truth of the satanic pedophile ring, the
Speaker 1: running the world that the throngs of related Pennsylvanians trump.
Speaker 3: I let's get down to its right.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but yes, and this is where got.
Speaker 3: Her fired from, you know, from Roseanne. They fired Roseanne
Speaker 3: from being on Roseanne.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, Roseanne's not like a Roseanne. It's the
Speaker 1: Ardults or whatever you are.
Speaker 3: And it's like, uh, sorry, but you know, off camera
Speaker 3: she died, so moving on. So the key to the
Speaker 3: show got tossed out. So does that show still exist?
Speaker 3: I should check on that anyway.
Speaker 1: I think it might. It did for too long and
Speaker 1: it might still exist. I don't know. I'll ask my
Speaker 1: mother in law. I shall know she because it's still on.
Speaker 1: She's watching it exactly.
Speaker 3: And because I know that you are a man of
Speaker 3: you know, the the deep rooted artistic form of what
Speaker 3: they used to call performance art. To me, you gotta
Speaker 3: recognize the sheer brilliance of the mountain of crap that
Speaker 3: was generated from a TV show that was essentially based
Speaker 3: on Roseanne, not Arnold, but Roseanne bars real life story
Speaker 3: to some degree. Now, you know, the Connors are not
Speaker 3: exactly her, and after a while they kind of ran
Speaker 3: out of ideas. And when she let Tom Arnold totally
Speaker 3: free in the writer's room, all of hell broke loose
Speaker 3: because it got really weird. Then they got the family
Speaker 3: winning the lottery and they're still white trash, right, yes,
Speaker 3: And besides that, who the hell wants to let what
Speaker 3: was the big guy's name?
Speaker 1: Oh, you're talking about John Goodman's John Goodman.
Speaker 3: John Goodman is such a likable projecting actor that they
Speaker 3: were like, why should we let go John Goodman too?
Speaker 3: I mean, Roseanne's the one who got on Ambient and
Speaker 3: started tweeting, right, So we'll distance ourselves because we're Disney,
Speaker 3: we'll distance ourselves from Roseanne. I mean, we were totally
Speaker 3: happy with being on with her and her weird sort
Speaker 3: of anti Semitic self hating thing. That's all cool in it,
Speaker 3: but once she got into yeah and you know what
Speaker 3: else and stuff, and she's to talk like that. Once
Speaker 3: she got into really the deep part of it, which
Speaker 3: logically concludes with Trump, isn't right. Once she got there,
Speaker 3: they were like, okay, nuts enough, you know, like, we
Speaker 3: love making millions of dollars, but you know people are
Speaker 3: already putting us in league with Satan and such, so
Speaker 3: maybe we need to stop milking this particular cash cow. Right. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 3: am I am? I totally screwing up everything you wanted
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: To No, No, it's all right. It ties together. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think the main point with trad Wife is that
Speaker 1: if you're if you're buying into it, that's what you're doing.
Speaker 1: You're buying into a marketing trick. It's a new media online,
Speaker 1: completely social media adapted marketing play. It's made for this medium,
Speaker 1: the social medium that we use our technology for. And
Speaker 1: if you really believe it as a real life thing
Speaker 1: that we should be basing our ideals of our actual
Speaker 1: lives on, then stop because because that's the bought into something.
Speaker 1: You're merely buying into an idea. That's it. Now. If
Speaker 1: the sooner you can step back from this and realize
Speaker 1: that's what's going on, that you've just bought something. If
Speaker 1: you want to return it to the store, if you
Speaker 1: don't want to use it anymore, then good mission accomplished. Okay.
Speaker 1: And that's actually what happened to Miss Southern learned Southern
Speaker 1: She I think she, as a alt right media figure,
Speaker 1: felt somewhat odds delegated to take part in this phenomenon.
Speaker 1: I don't know exactly, but certainly it was because she
Speaker 1: was in this ecosystem that she decided to take it on,
Speaker 1: I guess. And then things went totally sideways, and this
Speaker 1: video that I'm referencing on YouTube titled Laurence Southern the
Speaker 1: Internet breeds dangerous ideologies. She's completely tearing apart and saying like, look,
Speaker 1: this is other bs. I did it. It's stupid and
Speaker 1: here's why, which I find fascinating that she's taught. She's
Speaker 1: speaking back, she's speaking out on this. Clearly in this
Speaker 1: video from July she was doing this. And I'm going
Speaker 1: to read these little again. There are moments in the
Speaker 1: timecod where if you click the timecode, it goes to
Speaker 1: her saying these certain things. But I'll just read a
Speaker 1: couple of them.
Speaker 3: One is if I don't want well, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 3: hold on, if you don't mind, I'd like to qualify
Speaker 3: something before anybody. Okay, we're to take this out of context.
Speaker 3: I want it known that and I don't know the
Speaker 3: content content either. I just want to make this blanket
Speaker 3: claim that none of what Aaron Franz is about to
Speaker 3: read or represent here has anything to do with Aaron
Speaker 3: Franz personally or anyone he knows personally, at least in
Speaker 3: a direct sense, has nothing to do with o'ceelly dot
Speaker 3: com or the network. This is a report on This
Speaker 3: was the printed word eron.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I I don't. I don't know Lauren Southern
Speaker 1: at all. I've never had any correspondence mothers. She doesn't
Speaker 1: know me. I don't know her. I'm just just I'm
Speaker 1: just making commentary based on what I'm seeing posted online.
Speaker 1: For the reason. You know, you take that for what
Speaker 1: it's worth.
Speaker 3: This is commentary about what is represented to be. Okay,
Speaker 3: the words of Lauren Southern. Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly. Take that for what's worth. It might not
Speaker 1: be worth anything, but for some reason I've decided to
Speaker 1: talk about on this show. It might not be a
Speaker 1: good reason, and it's.
Speaker 3: A super trendy just really quickly. The one last thing
Speaker 3: that needs to be represented here is I want people
Speaker 3: to also in their minds understand exactly how super trendy
Speaker 3: and down homie her name even is Lauren Southern. Now,
Speaker 3: I don't know for sure that that's not an original
Speaker 3: real name, but boy, if there was ever to be
Speaker 3: in this particular time and space, or whatever time and
Speaker 3: space this is represented to be in our current era,
Speaker 3: or even things that surround our current era. This is
Speaker 3: almost the pinnacle of the type of naming and thought
Speaker 3: process that comes along with someone who would be named
Speaker 3: Lauren Southern.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, that's well, that's fascinating right there. Check And
Speaker 1: just on that note, I will go back harken to
Speaker 1: the beginning of her career in all this. To me,
Speaker 1: I remember her first appearing on the scene, and it
Speaker 1: might not be the first thing she did, but it
Speaker 1: was right around there was her being in Charlottesville where
Speaker 1: they were doing what standing up for free speech air quotes? Right?
Speaker 1: How is that? Because the Civil War monuments to the
Speaker 1: Southern generals were being torn down, and that's that flies
Speaker 1: in the face of free speech. So that's why ostensibly
Speaker 1: they were there. That's utter nonsense, but that's what they claimed.
Speaker 1: And this show We're in Southern was there in Charlottesville
Speaker 1: for that purpose. So that's probably all coincidental, right, I
Speaker 1: don't know that. It's interesting how it winds up.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, it's not coincidence. Aaron. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I'm being the evil Jiminy cricket that has decided to
Speaker 3: not whisper in your ear, but I'm gonna crawl in it, okay,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna give you the anti conscience, okay, just
Speaker 3: to try and straighten it.
Speaker 1: Out.
Speaker 3: I think it's absolutely relevant and completely tailored for this situation. Taylor,
Speaker 3: another one of those wonderful trendy non binary, even non
Speaker 3: gender specific. You know, Lauren is gender specific to a degree,
Speaker 3: But then again, I've seen men named Lauren. So I'm
Speaker 3: just saying, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: You know what else is? You know what else that
Speaker 1: I appreciate about Lauren Southern as a name is she's
Speaker 1: from Canada.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's even better. See that's what I love about
Speaker 3: a lot of these other you know, performers, news personalities,
Speaker 3: you know, Peter Jennings, you know, all these people that
Speaker 3: are the voice of America, so to speak, aren't in
Speaker 3: a lot of times, a lot of cases, not even
Speaker 3: people that actually were steeped in the culture to begin with.
Speaker 3: What there is of what they call American culture. I mean,
Speaker 3: how many allegedlies can I say in thirty seconds? Right?
Speaker 3: So alleged American culture represented people with non binary, non
Speaker 3: gender specific names almost pre planned to be ambivalent, right,
Speaker 3: and not only ambivalent? But what is another good word
Speaker 3: for this, Aaron? The non committed nature of all of
Speaker 3: what is I mean, there are better singular words, but
Speaker 3: what would be the best word to you? Know, put
Speaker 3: around the neck of this thing if we were to
Speaker 3: try and drop it in a river somewhere.
Speaker 1: Huh. I mean serious, darkly, darkly ambiguous.
Speaker 3: There you go, beautiful. Thank you. With that, I am
Speaker 3: going to silently observe what you're about to drop as
Speaker 3: the bomb that it is. Please continue, brother.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Chuck. Well, I'll just reiterate where I go further. Well,
Speaker 1: first of all, where we've started the show late. So
Speaker 1: if you're listening at ochili dot com the radio stream,
Speaker 1: we're doing the show late. This is the age of
Speaker 1: transitions where you're going to still be doing ocal the podcast.
Speaker 1: We started a little late. That's what's going on. But
Speaker 1: I will also reiterate that Lauren Southern has it regarding her.
Speaker 1: To me, I'm presenting what I feel is an ongoing
Speaker 1: redemption story of sorts. That's if my intuitions about what's
Speaker 1: going on behind the scenes with her is right, which
Speaker 1: it might not be. We know how she started. She
Speaker 1: was young, essentially a child thrown into this ault right
Speaker 1: shock jock, social media media creator existence. She went full bore,
Speaker 1: guns a blazing with that, and now at this point
Speaker 1: I do believe she is deciding to go another way,
Speaker 1: because she's seen, frankly, how horrible this whole scene is,
Speaker 1: and I don't think it's done her any favors. I
Speaker 1: bet she has just based merely off of the couple
Speaker 1: clips in that White Noise documentary. You can gather that.
Speaker 1: But there's even more going on now with this tenet
Speaker 1: media and everything. But when regarding the whole trad wife
Speaker 1: thing in her involvement with that and this video, which
Speaker 1: this video I think is important because it's one of
Speaker 1: the last things she's even posted as a new thing
Speaker 1: on her site is from July, which tells you something.
Speaker 1: Because creators like this, their whole bread and butter is
Speaker 1: posting usually several things per week, several new pieces of
Speaker 1: media per week, if you're doing this full time. What
Speaker 1: she was this was her job. So to not really
Speaker 1: have posted any new since July says a lot in
Speaker 1: and of itself. So anyway, I'll just read little I
Speaker 1: don't know what you call these, these these synopsises from
Speaker 1: the time code of this YouTube video. I'll just read
Speaker 1: a couple so you get an idea of, you know,
Speaker 1: what she kind of talks about in this video. I
Speaker 1: think this is enough. You probably don't even you can
Speaker 1: go watch a video, but this will give you a
Speaker 1: good idea. So here's why.
Speaker 3: If you want trad life, you want, send me links
Speaker 3: or whatever, send me some extra links so we can
Speaker 3: really put these show notes together with extra stuff in
Speaker 3: them this time, because I think people will need it.
Speaker 1: Got sure, sure I will. I will do that, Chuck,
Speaker 1: I have the tab open. But anyway, here's some of
Speaker 1: those I'm quoting from this now. My trad life went wrong.
Speaker 1: Rules of the trad life. Online content is mistaken for reality.
Speaker 1: Let's see here the movement to repeal votes for women
Speaker 1: audience capture on the right. I felt I had to
Speaker 1: hide my divorce, my experience of abuse. Here's one to know.
Speaker 1: The red pillars turned on me. So like red pill
Speaker 1: not pillars like the pillars of Hercules, but pilll like
Speaker 1: the stupid another newspeak term from social media land red pill.
Speaker 1: The people who advocate the red pill as some ideal,
Speaker 1: wonderful thing to do. Those people putting that out, which
Speaker 1: are part of the same media ecosystem that she was
Speaker 1: a part of. They turned on her, which is a super.
Speaker 3: Ironic part of it. Aaron, I love you, man, but
Speaker 3: please describe to people exactly how much irony you can
Speaker 3: feel you're being pummeled with here the red pill, right,
Speaker 3: and people to out this big, big, big why because
Speaker 3: of the matrix. Yeah, and look, if I was ne
Speaker 3: o boy, I would definitely give me the red pill
Speaker 3: I want in. Let's go, let's get out of the matrix,
Speaker 3: let's escape. But as I pointed out to you several
Speaker 3: times on this show, whenever the matrix has been mentioned,
Speaker 3: what do I always say, Aaron, do you recall what
Speaker 3: my standing frustrating?
Speaker 1: They never they never escaped from the matrix. They were
Speaker 1: contingent the whole time. Yeah. And last, how.
Speaker 3: About their old pill? How about no pill? Because the
Speaker 3: argument over oh red pill, blue pill, red pill, blue pill,
Speaker 3: I want the black pill. How about stuff your pills
Speaker 3: back in the place that they were smuggled into this
Speaker 3: prison from, right, Put them back there, because you know what,
Speaker 3: they ain't going in my mouth, because they probably were
Speaker 3: in your butt just a little while ago. Right, how
Speaker 3: about that part.
Speaker 1: Of the whole The entire use of the Matrix, not
Speaker 1: just movie, but the trilogy is is there's so many
Speaker 1: things you could pick apart just by that we could
Speaker 1: do show up on trilogy. How silly, that is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the trilogy, the games, I mean, the the the books,
Speaker 3: the comics. There is a whole universe.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I mean the Matrix existing as its own
Speaker 1: cinematic universe and its own fictional uh piece, its own
Speaker 1: fictional piece of intellectual property. That's fine, it is what
Speaker 1: it is. It's the matrix, that's fine. But when when
Speaker 1: it's taken on as like and projected onto the image
Speaker 1: of these alt right movements and stuff online and and
Speaker 1: the way that they use it, that just takes it
Speaker 1: to like a whole it just becomes insane, frankly, on
Speaker 1: so many different levels that it's hard to know where
Speaker 1: to even begin picking apart. But that's that's a whole
Speaker 1: other issue. The matrix, we're all aware, well aware of
Speaker 1: how that's been used. Also that pretty much anything that
Speaker 1: Wachowski's ever done, the v fora Vendetta was very popular
Speaker 1: in the nine to eleven truth movement, as the imagery,
Speaker 1: as the iconography using that. But anyway, I loved all
Speaker 1: this that's a whole any of it, that's a whole
Speaker 1: other issue.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying I loved all this stuff before
Speaker 3: it was ever interconnected into the so called world, which,
Speaker 3: by the way, I need to give you a live
Speaker 3: reminder that we are hold on. I'm trying not to
Speaker 3: choke your will. I speak my apologies.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we're at the end of the show. Show. We
Speaker 1: are at.
Speaker 3: The end of the show, so I want you to
Speaker 3: do whatever it is you feel like you want to do.
Speaker 3: The next hour is all yours and slash uncles to
Speaker 3: work with any which way you guys deem fit And
Speaker 3: if people are annoyed that I hijacked part of this show,
Speaker 3: I don't know. Something told me that you needed some
Speaker 3: of this chaos tonight to snap part of what was
Speaker 3: happening with you, and I hope that I've helped you,
Speaker 3: even though I probably pissed off missus sidekick a little
Speaker 3: bit because I'm now hijacked an additional half hour of
Speaker 3: your life.
Speaker 1: At least I don't know. That's fine. They're down there
Speaker 1: yelling at the TV and Virginia Tech is playing Miami
Speaker 1: or something, so they're screaming out sports.
Speaker 3: They've got sports to distract them from the clock. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, brother, but I could hear you.
Speaker 1: I'll just I'll close out the show by making the
Speaker 1: point about Southern that I want to make, but.
Speaker 3: You don't have to show it out, so you do
Speaker 3: as you like. I'm just telling you. I'm here to
Speaker 3: serve you, and my apologies if I went too far
Speaker 3: with the added commentary, but I just something told me
Speaker 3: this is what Aaron needs tonight. And I don't know why,
Speaker 3: but that's why I did it, Just so you know.
Speaker 3: It's not because I needed more airtime. Actually don't feel well,
Speaker 3: but something told me this is what you must do tonight.
Speaker 3: And if you never want me to do something like
Speaker 3: this again, that's fine with me. You can tell me privately,
Speaker 3: or you can tell me right now. You know what,
Speaker 3: You're an a hole and you totally destroyed my episode.
Speaker 3: I will accept any and all criticism, critique, or even
Speaker 3: pushback that you have. I'll take it all. But my
Speaker 3: honest effort here was to try and improve the show.
Speaker 3: I felt like you needed an extra piece and I
Speaker 3: kind of just became that extra piece for you. So
Speaker 3: I apologize if it does not match your vision.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's okay. I had notes on these other topics.
Speaker 1: It's I'll just mention the other topics. I think that
Speaker 1: the seven Mountains mandate used by the New Apistolic Reformation
Speaker 1: has a cult connotations to it. That's the Christians that
Speaker 1: want to create a theocracy in our country. I think
Speaker 1: they have a cult ideas. So that's something that I'll
Speaker 1: talk about some point. The company open Ai has gone private. Wow,
Speaker 1: big shocker, their nonprofit open source company all along. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm shocked to Microsoft doesn't have anything to do with it.
Speaker 1: Of course. Microsoft in the meantime is in plans to
Speaker 1: reopen reactor, one of the reactors at three Mile Island
Speaker 1: near my old home in central Pennsylvania. So they're going
Speaker 1: to reopen three Mile Island why to generate power so
Speaker 1: that they can power their artificial intelligence projects, which because
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence takes a lot of electricity to.
Speaker 3: Rots, it's almost as scary as bitcoin, really, with the
Speaker 3: amount of energy that's required to do certain things.
Speaker 1: Like Yeah, but chuck, chuck, chuck, stop stop talking now.
Speaker 1: Because AI has done. AI is over. Everybody online says
Speaker 1: it was over hyped. There's no such thing as AI anymore.
Speaker 1: It's not even real. So I'm probably it's good that
Speaker 1: it's good that I didn't talk about that because AI
Speaker 1: is not a real thing anyway.
Speaker 3: My apologies. I'm behind the times. There by the way,
Speaker 3: by epistolic, you did mean the the uh you know,
Speaker 3: the the Church of like they're they're the Pentecostals, but right,
Speaker 3: you mean those yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well it's one, it's one fraction of this hype
Speaker 1: of the evangelical movement that's at the core of the
Speaker 1: MAGA support group, right, is really the core of it
Speaker 1: is Christian uh Evangelical. But even that you can divide
Speaker 1: up into different little pieces, one of them being this
Speaker 1: NNAR group, right, New Epistolic Reformation being they believe that
Speaker 1: apostles are alive now they believe that this is there oree.
Speaker 3: But but technically speaking, this is the fringe of the
Speaker 3: Pentecostal which also has a partial uh serious headquarters in
Speaker 3: Warner Robbins, Georgia, which is about fifteen minutes for me, right,
Speaker 3: that exact.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. And they also hold sway
Speaker 1: within the Heritage Foundation. That's why this terminology, the Seven
Speaker 1: Mountains mandate, which they use is in Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: The actual white paper that they typed up mentions this
Speaker 1: as one of their projects, right, this among other things. Right,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that I don't know seven Mountains mandate
Speaker 1: has an occult ring to it. But I'm a crazy person.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm talking about nothing that Christian could
Speaker 1: be a nothing that's Christian is ever a cult? Well,
Speaker 1: that's Christian. Clock is only is only to do with
Speaker 1: the devil. It's all Satanism. But I don't know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: But the Christian apocalypse is folded in there too. The
Speaker 3: Seven come on the seven, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But you see, it can't be a cult, it
Speaker 1: can't have any occult meaning because it's Christian, Chuck. That's
Speaker 1: That's what we have to remember, is that there's nothing
Speaker 1: called about it because these are good Christians. They want
Speaker 1: to do God's work. They want to pave the road
Speaker 1: so that Jesus will come back. We know that the
Speaker 1: government that's in charge now does can't even pave the road.
Speaker 1: So we need to take it over and everything will
Speaker 1: be great. They're not they're not about they're not going
Speaker 1: to make a theocracy. No, they would never do such
Speaker 1: a thing. Gosh, it's foolish to say that. There's not
Speaker 1: that could never happen in America. That's not what they're doing.
Speaker 1: They don't have any called ideas but they can make
Speaker 1: a great again. Marry a trad wife. If you get divorced,
Speaker 1: it's her fault, blame her. What else am I missing? Shack?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Oh, I don't know. I mean, you know, Oh,
Speaker 1: I forgot. There's no such thing as AI. It doesn't
Speaker 1: exist anymore. Three Mile Island is gonna be up and running,
Speaker 1: but it's not to run AI. It's too I don't know.
Speaker 1: So that uh Barber can scream developers up on stage
Speaker 1: at his at a new Microsoft meeting, and I don't
Speaker 1: have any do AI? They have some other social media
Speaker 1: project or something. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Barack Obama is the Antichrist.
Speaker 1: Of course, he always has been. He's not an American citizen. Uh,
Speaker 1: he's probably a woman. Kamala Harris is probably a man.
Speaker 3: Kama Bla's husband is uh is uh what not white?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah? Kamala Harris isn't black.
Speaker 3: Was mixing it up, but she she only recently became black.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Yeah, something like that. So all of that
Speaker 1: is important, but I'm not gonna mention it. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: you know, we back to Southern learned. Southern is really
Speaker 1: the focus of this show. I believe she's having I
Speaker 1: believe if my intuition is correct, and it might not
Speaker 1: because I'm a man, right, and I will admit that
Speaker 1: I think probably men are a little less intuitive than women.
Speaker 1: But you know that's me being sexist about it.
Speaker 3: But men are pigs and stuff. Yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: But as I was saying at the start of the episode,
Speaker 1: I do think it is of significance that Lauren Southern
Speaker 1: is a woman that is clearly when it comes to
Speaker 1: the trad wife thing specifically, it's it's significant if that alone,
Speaker 1: But I think that has a lot to do with
Speaker 1: her actually seeing being able to see easier the reality
Speaker 1: of the toxicity of the alternative media ecosystem that she
Speaker 1: was involved in that she's making content within. She saw
Speaker 1: that firsthand. What I think she's doing now is having
Speaker 1: a moment where she's deciding what she wants to do
Speaker 1: to move forward. But I'm pretty sure that she's done
Speaker 1: with all of this stuff. I think she has been
Speaker 1: for a long time. It will be interesting. I hope
Speaker 1: that she comes out at some point and says the
Speaker 1: truth of what was going She doesn't have to say
Speaker 1: all of her stories are like, oh, this person did this,
Speaker 1: this person did that. She doesn't even have to do
Speaker 1: that if she just comes forward and says, hey, look
Speaker 1: what I was involved in, there's a bunch of nonsense.
Speaker 1: It was propaganda for all the wrong reasons. I'm going
Speaker 1: to write a book and tell you why what I
Speaker 1: did was stupid, why I don't believe it anymore. Maybe
Speaker 1: something to do specifically with the Russian influence would be nice.
Speaker 1: If she has any insight into that would be even
Speaker 1: if she doesn't know specifically, but maybe if she's just
Speaker 1: her opinions on this would be fascinating. So my hope
Speaker 1: is that maybe we can get that Lauren Southern in
Speaker 1: the future. I can tell that she's having a crisis,
Speaker 1: which is good. I think it's all a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know her personally. I wish her the best.
Speaker 1: I hope that everything works out. From what I gather,
Speaker 1: which is I don't know. She seems like a person
Speaker 1: that's actually in possession of a conscience and an ethical
Speaker 1: sphere and an ethical compass, which is very rare in
Speaker 1: the alternative media world. There's very few people like that.
Speaker 1: So this is just me. I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: what's going on. It looks like it. But I hope
Speaker 1: that in the future maybe we can see something. If
Speaker 1: there is a reemergence of Laurence Southern, I hope she
Speaker 1: especially comes toward with the truth about all this. But
Speaker 1: we'll see. I don't know, just an interesting thing, and
Speaker 1: I do believe that this ties into what whatever the
Speaker 1: current shakeup of the alternative media sphere is at the
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Speaker 1: When we look back on this, it'll all be perfectly
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Speaker 1: and it's it's that'll we'll get there. We're not there yet,
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Speaker 2: Oh, Jimmy came on the phone.
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Speaker 2: Oh, we had the Jimmy on the phone.
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Speaker 3: Every you didn't give the number yet, take calls?
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Speaker 2: We had what is happening here? Yeah, what is that happening?
Speaker 16: I'm trying to have it an hour then I drinking beer,
Speaker 16: contest and anybody starts sucking, nobody's singing anything.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do with ourselves. I thought
Speaker 1: you wanted. I thought you wanted. I thought you wanted Jimmy.
Speaker 8: On right away.
Speaker 3: Sorry, go ahead. I'm trying to tell you I thought
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Speaker 3: So I put him on right away. Didn't you want
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we hand him on. I was talking to him.
Speaker 2: I thought, yeah, he's right there.
Speaker 3: Okay, go ahead, Jimmy.
Speaker 1: I forgot we have phone lines.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, well you forget that. You don't forget the head,
Speaker 2: So I kick you forget your head.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you're gonna forget your somebody's gonna mistake it for.
Speaker 3: A cue ball.
Speaker 17: Anyway, go ahead, all right, I got I got the
Speaker 17: three big sports headlines right now, and I just want
Speaker 17: to get your comments on it.
Speaker 1: The one I.
Speaker 18: Heard is, by the grace of God, the Detroit Tigers
Speaker 18: have made the postseason for the first time in a decade.
Speaker 18: Hed Kate o'clark unfortunately has come and then to her
Speaker 18: street due to her team, but she clearly is already
Speaker 18: the greatest of all time in that league.
Speaker 1: And three.
Speaker 19: Unfortunately I heard Brett barb as Perkinson's disease.
Speaker 2: Well I knew that, I know.
Speaker 16: I knew he did this because he was just talking
Speaker 16: about that on the Sports than channel.
Speaker 2: Uh this past about him, and uh.
Speaker 16: Well he was done before he started being being being retired.
Speaker 1: Retired for a minute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that was that was what was going to
Speaker 2: flow happen. I thought that was what was happening.
Speaker 1: And no, I didn't know about Detroit Detroit.
Speaker 2: Detroit Tigers made to play.
Speaker 1: With that's wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is nice.
Speaker 16: So that means now we have two teams in postseason,
Speaker 16: the Phillies, yeah, and the in Detroit Detroit.
Speaker 2: Now we have to find out who was the listed
Speaker 2: in the story of the baseball and who is the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are in?
Speaker 1: Right, aren't the Dodgers in?
Speaker 2: I haven't heard yet. I haven't heard with Eddie today. Hey,
Speaker 2: get on, we are talking baseball.
Speaker 1: We need you, we need you. You are the expert,
Speaker 1: the resident expert. Expert is ed for sure in baseball
Speaker 1: baseball thing. But uh, we're we'll do what we can.
Speaker 1: We appreciate all the updates Jimmy, because yeah, I had no,
Speaker 1: I didn't. I've been following baseball. I really haven't.
Speaker 16: I haven't you that Because they hand this football kick
Speaker 16: in this house, I can't get a chance to watch
Speaker 16: a tea on the Pope. The problem here is can't
Speaker 16: you're on that football thing, so on the kick, so
Speaker 16: I can't find out what's happening in baseball.
Speaker 2: End of the season series, you.
Speaker 1: Get a stolen hand. That's why about you use your uncle?
Speaker 1: Who is this?
Speaker 2: This ain't Jimmy, No, this is this is your producer.
Speaker 3: I got a suggestion for you to solve your baseball problem.
Speaker 3: How about you use your smartphone and you put on
Speaker 3: a little TV app and then you can catch up
Speaker 3: on your baseball on your cell phone. Why don't you
Speaker 3: do that?
Speaker 1: Hey? Go the how do you do?
Speaker 3: You go to Pluto TV. They got a free app
Speaker 3: for TV stations. Yeah it's not all, but guaranteed you
Speaker 3: could find yourself in ESPN. Yeah I'm serious, Aaron.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I did? I did? I never knew that?
Speaker 1: And then you do I know about this? Is that?
Speaker 1: The question?
Speaker 3: Well, Aaron, you've heard.
Speaker 1: Of Pluto TV TV. Pluto TV. I know the name,
Speaker 1: but I don't know why it is.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's another streaming service, except they offer mainly there.
Speaker 3: It's so weird. Their main push is free. They have
Speaker 3: a premium, but they their main push is free. I've
Speaker 3: had it for two years and I use it sometimes.
Speaker 16: Put it on my phone something, watch baseball, you know, believe.
Speaker 1: It or not.
Speaker 3: I used it to keep track of the weather, the
Speaker 3: live weather reports recently because of the hurricane.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that sounds useful. Yeah, there you go. Okay,
Speaker 1: it is uncle.
Speaker 2: We'll have to check up on that.
Speaker 1: I have to check the old app store, I guess.
Speaker 16: And it looks like look at the amps to it,
Speaker 16: and I just look and see, Hey, Jimmy.
Speaker 3: Are the Tiger's definitely in? By the way, are the
Speaker 3: Tigers definitely in? It's Indian Jimmy, where Jimmy goes?
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 8: Definitely want they're definitely moving forward.
Speaker 3: Well, I was just curious because.
Speaker 8: They they just calling further than they have them ten years.
Speaker 2: They do like playing that yet, but they're not in yet.
Speaker 1: Oh I see, They're just they're working that way toward it.
Speaker 3: They not okay, yeah, like right now, we're still waiting again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're still waiting on certain people to be settled for
Speaker 3: the wild card. Apparently, what I see is that Houston
Speaker 3: is in there.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, you're not that team. I hate
Speaker 2: that team.
Speaker 3: I know. I knew this would be a problem.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't like that team?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: Got chance? We gotta do something.
Speaker 16: I gotta have a problem with that. So I do
Speaker 16: not want to see Houston Indian and.
Speaker 2: A cheetas we we like go again with this pitchball.
Speaker 1: Now they don't starting. They have to be stopped.
Speaker 2: Bill, Yes, they need.
Speaker 16: To be stopped and not even beginning, is what the
Speaker 16: point is here?
Speaker 1: Well, how do we do that? We gotta figure we
Speaker 1: gotta there's gotta be a.
Speaker 2: Messes up to baseball season right then?
Speaker 3: You know, but Uncle Arms, are most of those cheeks gone?
Speaker 3: Are most of those jerks gone that we're cheating with?
Speaker 3: The banging on the can and all that? Aren't most
Speaker 3: of them gone?
Speaker 1: Now? Or?
Speaker 3: Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: Was on the team? Is he still there?
Speaker 2: To still he was part of it?
Speaker 1: He's the only one I remember as a player. I
Speaker 1: don't recall it or not really.
Speaker 3: And as far as Brett fare with his damage, you know,
Speaker 3: look these guys with head injuries. They don't realize that
Speaker 3: your long term cognitive disorders, you know, from lou Garrigg's disease, uh,
Speaker 3: to Parkinson's to dementia of all sorts, including Alzheimer's, all
Speaker 3: his stuff can be traced back to damage done to
Speaker 3: the brain, to traumatic brain injury. So the idea that
Speaker 3: Brett Farb after a bunch of years turned I mean,
Speaker 3: you know again, it's the price of the game, right,
Speaker 3: you know, for the people that say when they pay
Speaker 3: these guys moats, don'ts play ball, well, they could be
Speaker 3: potentially dooming themselves, you know to uh look at twenty
Speaker 3: years you could do.
Speaker 16: When he's not even on the team.
Speaker 2: Now he went home, they got a new call.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah too, Yeah, I worry about that guy for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's that's the same thing too.
Speaker 1: Yeah you don't you look at what happened to him
Speaker 1: and you don't see a bright feet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but after you suffer many many head injuries, right,
Speaker 3: It's just it's cumulative the damage, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just horrendous. I'm not making light of
Speaker 3: it or jokes. I know there's a comedy show, but
Speaker 3: truth is if you're going to bring this up and
Speaker 3: you're gonna talk sports, you can't avoid. Look, brain damage
Speaker 3: leads to bad things.
Speaker 16: You know that mainly dame damage in football definitely is
Speaker 16: the big problem.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can tell you that it's real.
Speaker 2: It is real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But we aren't live on the radio network on
Speaker 1: Friday night. You may call in if you want. Oh
Speaker 1: that's Jimmy. Jimmy's now, Jimmy, what you got for us?
Speaker 3: What else you got?
Speaker 8: Jimmy was just just said, see bread both. A few
Speaker 8: weeks ago, do an interview, and I knew.
Speaker 19: Something was a do soul this speech of stuff and
Speaker 19: talking about percussions. They said, his doctor told him, let
Speaker 19: me percussions. Do you think you've had in your life?
Speaker 19: He said, I take this about four five He said.
Speaker 17: Yeah, right, try about four or five thousand.
Speaker 8: That sounds every time he had, he said, he he says,
Speaker 8: everything you got tacked. Tell me, did you ever hear
Speaker 8: ringing ringing in your head like a bell? He said, yeah,
Speaker 8: every time.
Speaker 19: He says, yeah, that's a passion.
Speaker 2: That counts as a good caution.
Speaker 3: That's not necessarily true, you know, because uh, like the
Speaker 3: the head injury, I suffered recently, right, I definitely had
Speaker 3: a ringing in my head, nasty ring.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: But when they did the CT and they did you
Speaker 3: know this and that for me at the hospital, no
Speaker 3: evidence of that. You know, they could see the past problems,
Speaker 3: but a fresh injury, no, you know, and believe me,
Speaker 3: my my head was ringing so loud that I started
Speaker 3: screaming at the guy who hit me and uh, and
Speaker 3: I couldn't even hear his responses. That's how it was
Speaker 3: in my head. And according to the hospital there, I
Speaker 3: was not concussed. Now, it could be that they're inep jerks,
Speaker 3: but but generally speaking, if the machine you know, examines
Speaker 3: me and can't come up with a concussion, I'm thinking,
Speaker 3: you know that there's one time, and I've been you know,
Speaker 3: have plenty of rings in the head over the years.
Speaker 3: You know, you get hit in the head with a
Speaker 3: bat and a brick, this kind of thing tends to
Speaker 3: leave a ringing noise in your head for a little while.
Speaker 3: It's just kind of common. Yeah, and these football guys
Speaker 3: same thing. I mean, did you ever play any sort
Speaker 3: of football? Uncle, You ever tried Pop Warner football or
Speaker 3: something like that when you were a kid.
Speaker 2: I was playing it in high school.
Speaker 1: I'm just playing.
Speaker 3: Wait you played high school football?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, and p yeah, okay, if it's all right,
Speaker 3: all right, No, I'm talking about what you actually put
Speaker 3: on a helmet, pads, you know that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Oh no, yeah, see, I only did that before high school.
Speaker 3: I didn't play high school ball at all, but I
Speaker 3: did play. I know it sounds strange a guy like me,
Speaker 3: but but I was you know the blind guy, right,
Speaker 3: you know, blind guy in a bad neighborhood. Let me
Speaker 3: go out for the football team. That'll be good. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, instead of one instead of one guy trying
Speaker 3: to chase me to knock me to the ground like
Speaker 3: normal every time I try to go home, I got
Speaker 3: ten of them. No, that's okay. But but you know,
Speaker 3: I played pop Warner and midget ball and all that.
Speaker 3: They used to call it midget midgets, midget football. It
Speaker 3: was part of the pop Warner thing anyways. But I
Speaker 3: was just wondering because there's a distinctive ringing that you
Speaker 3: get when your head's been hit when you're in a helmet.
Speaker 3: And the funny part to me is that being hit
Speaker 3: really really hard with another headbutt like this guy crashed
Speaker 3: into me that a head but sounded just like it
Speaker 3: does when you get hit we're in a helmet. It's
Speaker 3: the same bang, you know, But it doesn't necessarily always
Speaker 3: mean technically a concussion. But even the fact that they
Speaker 3: named lou Garrigg's disease the way it was, they realized
Speaker 3: it was because he didn't have a rest after injuries
Speaker 3: like being hit in ahead with a baseball, because even
Speaker 3: though he was a great player, he actually was struck
Speaker 3: in ahead a bunch of times, and you know, he
Speaker 3: continued to do his streaks. Sometimes he'd only take one
Speaker 3: at bat and you know, be out of the game
Speaker 3: to keep that streak going. You know, the longest playing
Speaker 3: streak in history until what's his name, cal Ripkin beat
Speaker 3: it out right? Uncle, right, yeah, you know what I'm
Speaker 3: talking about. Anyways, let's get back.
Speaker 16: But also hammed this guy in New York, this judge too.
Speaker 16: Now he got judge due in this flunny thing.
Speaker 1: What aria judge sports though? Yeah? Okay, this New York guy.
Speaker 1: How are you talking? A guy on the Yankees team? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: he's got some record.
Speaker 2: Guys, you had a record guy too. If he's going
Speaker 2: at it like that.
Speaker 1: A lot of records being broken, right now, baseball record
Speaker 1: huh yeah, yeah, there's some baseball. Otani famously did the
Speaker 1: fifty to fifty for the first time ever, the big news, yeah,
Speaker 1: last week.
Speaker 3: I think it lies in the face of modern American
Speaker 3: baseball completely. You know that, you know, because you're talking
Speaker 3: about the fifty to fifty yeah, without being what you mean,
Speaker 3: without being pumped up on steroids or something. You know,
Speaker 3: a guy who appears to not be unnatural.
Speaker 20: Opening up this drink, right, we're talking about yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 20: a completely legit athlete hitting fifty home runs first of all, right, yeah, anyways,
Speaker 20: I'll shut up.
Speaker 3: But what about Aaron Judge though, you were talking about Judge?
Speaker 3: What is he doing? Uncle?
Speaker 16: What's what's the video he's he's hitting home runs in
Speaker 16: trying to get records broken.
Speaker 2: All these runs he's hitting that they're talking about.
Speaker 1: O good, that's what they look. We want to see
Speaker 1: these records broken. We're watching baseball, not just to watch it.
Speaker 1: We want to see records broken.
Speaker 3: Whoa after Yeah, I see a headline on Google after
Speaker 3: missing fifty six games in twenty twenty three due mainly
Speaker 3: to a toe injury. No kidding, the Yankee superstar is raking.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty four, he has fifty one home runs
Speaker 3: through one hundred and thirty games, putting him on pace
Speaker 3: to hit sixty three this season, a number that would
Speaker 3: represent the highest single season total of his career.
Speaker 2: But that's what we're toughing about.
Speaker 3: Which judges he related to?
Speaker 2: Aaron Judge, by the way, ninety nine, ninety nine the Yankees.
Speaker 1: Ninety nine he's related to ninety nine?
Speaker 2: Do oh?
Speaker 1: Okay? So he is ninety nine. Yeah, and he's related
Speaker 1: to somebody that's judged, because clearly that's his name. So
Speaker 1: somebody else's Judge.
Speaker 2: I don't know who Judge name, what name? It's Judge Judge?
Speaker 1: His name, I don't know dad, Yes, his family and
Speaker 1: his family presumably have the same name. I assume h.
Speaker 1: So he's related to them. He's breaking records. Bab is
Speaker 1: going crazy. I mean, clearly we see that. We know that.
Speaker 2: What do you guys got to drink tonight?
Speaker 1: I need to drink this beer.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you started.
Speaker 2: Drinking yet I'm bound to Oh, you haven't even started.
Speaker 1: I'm totally wrong about drinking.
Speaker 3: Quick correction, you guys are gonna okay, So you guys
Speaker 3: are gonna drink a beer. You gotta describe that. And
Speaker 3: it's time to do a rating, right, Uncles, Uncles for
Speaker 3: going to rating. And he's just he's just like, Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm just jamming.
Speaker 2: I just wanted something to drink.
Speaker 3: I just want to tell you that.
Speaker 1: That's a spirit.
Speaker 3: Listen, just for the listeners real fast, and then I'll
Speaker 3: get off the line and go take care of other stuff.
Speaker 3: Judge was born in Sacramento, California, and he was adopted
Speaker 3: the day after he was born by Patty and Wayne Judge,
Speaker 3: who both worked as teachers in Lynden, California. He has
Speaker 3: an older brother, John.
Speaker 16: I didn't I didn't have anybody in California and looked
Speaker 16: like Judge Ude in California.
Speaker 3: He has an older brother, John, who was also adopted.
Speaker 3: Uh no, yeah, just just let you know.
Speaker 2: So well, so I was completely and the Judge comes from.
Speaker 3: Well, I was flat wrong about him being related to somebody.
Speaker 3: You see, he was adopted, so we don't know who
Speaker 3: he was related to at all. And Judge is his
Speaker 3: adopted name. So I just wanted to point that out,
Speaker 3: his adopted name.
Speaker 1: That is interesting how we were talking about that and
Speaker 1: then it works out that he's adopted. He took the
Speaker 1: name of his family. Yeah, so yeah, that's interesting.
Speaker 3: Just wanted to correct the record. So what kind of
Speaker 3: beer do we have there, Aaron, What's what's going on.
Speaker 1: With this light beer? That's a light beer. That's Miller,
Speaker 1: your whole light so people can see it on their
Speaker 1: live stream.
Speaker 3: Oh jeez.
Speaker 1: So well, don't be too dismayed, Chuck. It's it might
Speaker 1: not have been a complete accurate description. Okay, we got here.
Speaker 1: Is mode Lodell.
Speaker 3: Okay, the bear that flies in the face of the
Speaker 3: culture warsh does it?
Speaker 1: Oh boy? Oh well you don't. You don't know, but
Speaker 1: either being I don't know the intentionally Okay, it's not
Speaker 1: from Mexico.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not bud Light, right. It's one of these
Speaker 3: things where they talk about proud, hardworking people.
Speaker 2: It's it's it. It's that kind of really lies until
Speaker 2: I noticed it, what it was like.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not to worry, uncle, It is not a light beers. No,
Speaker 1: you're doing just fine there, but a.
Speaker 3: Big publicity, big publicity campaign from MODELO.
Speaker 1: Okay. I don't know if you know that or not,
Speaker 1: but for years, Yeah, you're talking about the working man,
Speaker 1: this guy, this guy build it, build himself up. He
Speaker 1: has been pinstriping cars for and he doesn't you're talking
Speaker 1: about that market marketing. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: And then this guy he was a fighter, and he
Speaker 3: was a fighter, just like just like his parents who
Speaker 3: came over from another country and they scraped for everything
Speaker 3: and they enjoy a good beer modello.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, well it's it's it's leaning into a
Speaker 1: lot of things. It's leaning into the working class ethos,
Speaker 1: the self made American concept, but also the the Mexican
Speaker 1: immigrant population. Uh at one pointing into that it's imported
Speaker 1: from Mexico. So they're uh going with the democraphic that
Speaker 1: in ported themselves from Mexico here, and and that's that's
Speaker 1: the demographic there that the marketing campaign is doing. So
Speaker 1: and literally a lot of Latino artists craftsmen are part
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: And uncle loved something, yeah, and uncle loved this. It
Speaker 3: kind of flew directly in the face of a lot
Speaker 3: of what the uh trumpy people were saying directly on
Speaker 3: major marketing campaigns on TV, like during the Super Bowl
Speaker 3: where there was lots of Trump viewers, they did a
Speaker 3: special like yeah, that's right, we're actually with the immigrants modelo. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what, I never remember.
Speaker 1: I never really put two and two together, you know
Speaker 1: that one, But I guess yeah that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Huh yeah, so I know, uncle, when you get this straight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a compliment.
Speaker 3: What No, No, No, he's against immigrants. He's very much like, no,
Speaker 3: they send us bad people. They they open up there
Speaker 3: and saying asylums, they send us criminals. They're bad people.
Speaker 3: That's his thing. Anyway, enough of that, it's it's time
Speaker 3: for comedy. I'm just saying that you should love that
Speaker 3: beer because this is all about, you know what, that
Speaker 3: guy that you keep calling a nutcase and everything else.
Speaker 3: This this beer pissed him off for about a month
Speaker 3: a while ago, just with a commercial.
Speaker 1: He actually meant. He mentioned like they can't pay and
Speaker 1: Trellie's like whining about Modela. That happened.
Speaker 3: No, somehow or other, he got the side track, and
Speaker 3: his surrogates were out there like, oh, well, we realized
Speaker 3: this was we're not going to take the bait from
Speaker 3: the libs here. They did this during the super Bowl
Speaker 3: specifically because they knew that super Bowl time is Trump time.
Speaker 3: You know, they did that. I mean, seriously, his surrogates.
Speaker 3: If you go back and look, it's like they were
Speaker 3: doing that for a bit. It was very funny.
Speaker 1: I thought.
Speaker 2: I realized that, man, we're getting some mad of it. Uncle,
Speaker 2: We're getting something mad at the beer. It's drinking that
Speaker 2: I'm doing.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm not even drinking. In my head hurts from
Speaker 1: all like, yeah, I have the hangover just from listening.
Speaker 1: And I had not heard about this. All makes it.
Speaker 1: It all tracks with nice thing is stories?
Speaker 3: Does it happen? Does it have the slogan on this
Speaker 3: beer by the way, guys, because the slogan is the
Speaker 3: mark of a fighter. No, no, no, it does.
Speaker 1: It does not have their their latest marketing slogan on
Speaker 1: it the can as it has been. They did not
Speaker 1: put that on there, but it makes sense. But they've
Speaker 1: kept the actual branding on the can and the packaging
Speaker 1: Sun for as long as I can remember.
Speaker 3: Now, so they actually call it. They actually call it
Speaker 3: Surveys on the on the beer. Oh yeah, okay, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't realize that this was what this was all this time.
Speaker 2: I thought it was a love beer.
Speaker 1: Well I'm looking, you.
Speaker 3: Know, I think he thinks it looks like Miller Light,
Speaker 3: which it kind of was right. Kind of looks like
Speaker 3: Miller Light, but it ain't Miller Light because Miller Light's terrible.
Speaker 3: This is Modello is not bad. It's also funky to
Speaker 3: me because there's only one L on Modello. You know what,
Speaker 3: Ie that?
Speaker 1: That's right, it's weird. Yeah. Now I think, Uncle, you're
Speaker 1: getting confused with Miller like considered, the colors are similar,
Speaker 1: so you're associating that. You're you're associating the color scheme
Speaker 1: with light beer and was successful in their branding and
Speaker 1: doing that to your brain. And I don't know about
Speaker 1: the truth.
Speaker 3: Is the marketing in California. But if you notice there's
Speaker 3: like a global thing with wheat and barley wrapped around
Speaker 3: the globe and it says Brood with a Fighting Spirit.
Speaker 3: That's the slogan for specifically the MODELO Special. Now is
Speaker 3: this a special Modello or is it?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: Is it? Exactly?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, MODELO Especial. There you go, Yeah, it's a
Speaker 1: regular strength.
Speaker 3: So Uncle with a fighting spirit, rightly, a fighting spirit.
Speaker 3: That beer is brewed with, Uncle, What do you.
Speaker 1: Think be it? I like it. It's a good beer.
Speaker 1: They have the dark the dark Worder style which they
Speaker 1: call that's a good one too. They're good. I like them.
Speaker 3: And they also say that this beer has been in
Speaker 3: existence since nineteen twenty five, which I find is fascinating.
Speaker 1: Actually, PA's out the light then, and then we do
Speaker 1: have creative accents in the chat over twitch. He is
Speaker 1: informing us that whatdelo is distributed by Amphiser Bush. So
Speaker 1: we all know. Oh yes, so we know, we know
Speaker 1: who to inform Kid Rock about so that he can
Speaker 1: take it. Is.
Speaker 3: Now, he's gonna get mad. He's gonna get mad. He's
Speaker 3: gonna be shooting. He's gonna be shooting bottles of modello
Speaker 3: off his fence. You watch, yeah, yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Then a week later it'll be getting paid by them
Speaker 1: to hawk the product himself. Now, what's the after he
Speaker 1: gets over it? Now?
Speaker 3: What's interesting about this nineteen twenty five date, just last
Speaker 3: historical serious piece, is that, quite frankly, when was prohibition Aaron?
Speaker 3: Do you know off the top of your head, mister
Speaker 3: you know college guy.
Speaker 1: I know, I know that decade was the twenty is
Speaker 1: I don't know the exact year it began and ended?
Speaker 1: I not during the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 3: Twenties through the thirties serious which, by the way, shout.
Speaker 1: Okay, so it ended in the early thirties, correct.
Speaker 2: So we'll serious about this. This could be a serious
Speaker 2: plumbing we had.
Speaker 3: But he's coming to nineteen twenty to nineteen thirty three
Speaker 3: is prohibition. Odello was literally created during Prohibition, according to
Speaker 3: their date that they put on their bottle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it was it well that yeah, that was
Speaker 1: They weren't in the US. So there they are celebrating
Speaker 1: their freedom in their own country to make alcohol.
Speaker 3: And the guarantee is that you know, and I promised
Speaker 3: you that there were some Italian businessmen who made certain
Speaker 3: that some Mexican beer made it into the United States.
Speaker 3: You know, they just assisted with its travel plans. I
Speaker 3: promise you. This is one of those beers that came in,
Speaker 3: you know, before they figured out how to manufacture all
Speaker 3: by themselves. And they save money doing that when they
Speaker 3: were buying cheap Mexican booze and also buying molasses and
Speaker 3: stuff out of Canada to bring as much booze into
Speaker 3: America as they could because you couldn't even get it
Speaker 3: fast enough to sell it during prohibition. And it's what
Speaker 3: built the gangster underworld in the early part of the
Speaker 3: twentieth century. Guess what MODELO is a part of that somehow,
Speaker 3: now they don't focus on their prohibition time and now
Speaker 3: they were probably, you know, supplying beer to half of
Speaker 3: the Southern states at that point. And I bet you
Speaker 3: they've been very careful to make sure that, you know,
Speaker 3: like your Encyclopedia Britannica doesn't carry this information. But I
Speaker 3: assure you Modello was part of the prohibition era importation
Speaker 3: of spirits. Okay, so there you go. What's your thoughts
Speaker 3: on the beer though? How's it doing for you?
Speaker 6: Uncle?
Speaker 1: Pretty good?
Speaker 16: It's kitchen up there, it's kitchen up to a seven,
Speaker 16: catching up to a seven.
Speaker 1: I don't know we're getting you're considering your rating. He's
Speaker 1: considering his rating. That's the way. Yeah again, that's of course.
Speaker 16: I was always looking that case were like, and then
Speaker 16: when I realized when you're saying that what this food
Speaker 16: is on the cane here you're drinking this beer, I'm confused.
Speaker 2: I was confused.
Speaker 1: That's confusing all this beer stuff that it looks like
Speaker 1: it would be light bear, it's not, you know, by
Speaker 1: the way, once I guess is what they said.
Speaker 3: I've gotten a second notice about the Dodgers roasting the Rockies.
Speaker 3: By the way, tonight, uncle.
Speaker 2: You wear that game nine to one one ninety one.
Speaker 3: No, sir, I'm sorry, but one of you was incorrect.
Speaker 3: Ninety one, face shift.
Speaker 2: It's the Dodgers Dongeons ninety one.
Speaker 1: Well, Eddie says, there's eleven eleven to four.
Speaker 2: It was nine to one. I don't know if that
Speaker 2: was the fight.
Speaker 1: Oh, that that was okay, that was before it ended.
Speaker 1: It was that one the ninety one, and it went higher.
Speaker 3: The score, right is eleven to one, now eleven to four.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's going three more scores. I don't know much,
Speaker 2: you know, Yeah, well, I wonder hell close on to
Speaker 2: have a have a title?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I haven't looked at the standings. You want me to
Speaker 3: check him out for you while.
Speaker 2: You're still considering, Well, I'm taking this, I know.
Speaker 3: I just want to know if you want, you know,
Speaker 3: you want me to go check those facts for you
Speaker 3: and figure out who's close to what? Okay, you got it.
Speaker 3: I'll go find out.
Speaker 1: Okay, very good? Yes for gaseb whe is Jimmy in
Speaker 1: the meantime? Yeah, oh yeah, Jimmy. Jimmy.
Speaker 3: Jimmy hung there, Jimmy hung up. Or we lost him.
Speaker 3: Let me see if I can uh if he called
Speaker 3: back in but somehow he was gone. Yeah, Jimmy's not
Speaker 3: on the line.
Speaker 1: We were. We're also if anybody wants to call, they
Speaker 1: still can Savilian three seven one six or could you
Speaker 1: use Skype? Charles Kelly is Chuck? You type in a
Speaker 1: message you'll bring you on Skype or three one seven
Speaker 1: five zero one six is our phone number that you
Speaker 1: can call. So please do we have taking calls on uncle?
Speaker 1: The broadcast and I'm Cole here Uncle, Before you.
Speaker 3: Ask me, I do not have access to the international
Speaker 3: listeners tonight. I do not know who is on from
Speaker 3: what part of the world or the number of tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's not functioning correctly.
Speaker 2: That's because probably the storm.
Speaker 3: Yep, the storm is screwing up everything.
Speaker 2: This yeah, that's storm. Did I can understand that storm?
Speaker 1: Did it?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: This is what the Q and nners are always talking about.
Speaker 1: The storm is coming.
Speaker 2: The storm is coming, and and now I'm can't find
Speaker 2: out who is listening. I know space will be up
Speaker 2: to that super storm.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: Yes, sorry, uncle, nothing I can do about it, you know,
Speaker 3: I know so standing right now, if you want to
Speaker 3: know about the American and National standings. The American League East,
Speaker 3: currently the Yankees are a top of that division and
Speaker 3: they are up by four games. Let's see, in the
Speaker 3: National League in the East, you have the Phillies, which
Speaker 3: are up by six over the Braves. At the moment.
Speaker 3: National League Central has the Brewers, which I always hated
Speaker 3: the fact they moved the Brewers to the National League.
Speaker 3: But they are over the Cubs by ten games right now.
Speaker 3: And the Dodgers are in first place in the National
Speaker 3: League West, the Dodgers by four and a half games.
Speaker 2: The Giants, right, you know, the Dodgers are over.
Speaker 1: Or or or in the Uh what do you I
Speaker 1: mean over?
Speaker 2: Who's the second behind him?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: You want to know who's behind the who's that first?
Speaker 3: Padres?
Speaker 2: Who's behind them?
Speaker 3: Padres are behind the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: The Padres come from San Diego, San Diego. Padres come
Speaker 2: from well.
Speaker 3: They're they've got to come from four and a half
Speaker 3: games back.
Speaker 2: Who would get who?
Speaker 3: Well in the American the walk cot Yeah, well that's
Speaker 3: kind of contest, not been decided yet, but I'll get
Speaker 3: the wildcard calculations. In a moment. The Yankees are atop
Speaker 3: the American League East. They are up by four games
Speaker 3: the Guardians. The Cleveland Guardians are at the top of
Speaker 3: the American League Central over the Tigers at the moment
Speaker 3: by six games division. Well, I think, well, I gotta
Speaker 3: check the Tigers. The Tigers might be Yeah, but uncle,
Speaker 3: the Tigers might be in the wildcard race. Let me see.
Speaker 3: And of course you're unhappy about it. But the Astros
Speaker 3: are a top of the American League West. Okay, now
Speaker 3: they're showing. Let's see who's clinched the division so far.
Speaker 3: There's stating on this one website that the Astros have
Speaker 3: clinched their division, the Guardians have clinched their division. Let's see.
Speaker 3: And this in the American League shows me three possible
Speaker 3: teams right now vying for the wild card. And the
Speaker 3: Yankees have also clinched their division. So let's see what
Speaker 3: we have for the National League clinched division.
Speaker 1: The Dodgers.
Speaker 3: I guess the Dodgers have clinched their division. Is that right?
Speaker 1: Wow? See, I figured the Dodgers must have done it.
Speaker 1: I know they've been playing well, o Tani all that.
Speaker 3: And they've been good.
Speaker 2: And then the Phillies and the Phillies ones.
Speaker 3: We knew that the phi Phillies have their division clinched
Speaker 3: and the Brewers have their division clinched, which leads the
Speaker 3: Padres are the only for certain wildcard in the National
Speaker 3: League right now.
Speaker 2: That has a ship.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the one that has the best shot at
Speaker 3: the wildcard in the National League. In the American leage,
Speaker 3: you have the Orioles, Tigers, and Royals. That's why he's
Speaker 3: saying Tigers. The Tigers are in the wild card run.
Speaker 2: Oh that's wild cadways.
Speaker 3: So they could pay get in there on the wild card. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because they're in the same division as Uh let's see,
Speaker 3: they're in the same division as the Guardians, the Cleveland Guardians,
Speaker 3: and the Royals and the Twins. They're in that division
Speaker 3: that I don't even care about at all.
Speaker 1: Never did.
Speaker 3: Uh, Like even when I was a kid and it
Speaker 3: was like, oh, I want to watch baseball. I want
Speaker 3: to watch baseball. Who's playing on Sunday or whatever? Oh
Speaker 3: it's the White Sox and the Royals. Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: go outside, you know what I mean? I had no interest.
Speaker 2: Where's Jimmy, Where's who's you call it this day? Who's
Speaker 2: it called where's Ed? Is he in the chat?
Speaker 3: He is in the phone, if you want to call
Speaker 3: it me baseball.
Speaker 1: He might be launching.
Speaker 3: He might be a work.
Speaker 1: He might be a work.
Speaker 3: It's hard for him to get, you know, to the
Speaker 3: phone when he's at work sometimes.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm just saying, we're talking baseball tonight.
Speaker 3: Maybe if he gets a lunch break, you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know how late he's got to be there, but
Speaker 3: could be anyway he shout out hello to creative accidents
Speaker 3: over there? Which one is he in the twitch chat room?
Speaker 1: He's in your chat.
Speaker 2: He's not shot checking your chilli.
Speaker 1: Now, wait a minute.
Speaker 3: First you're insulting uncle with calling me uncle, But second
Speaker 3: he's not my chat.
Speaker 1: Oh well, who's face shifted? That's not it?
Speaker 3: That's it. I said, saciative accidents. I wasn't talking about Ed.
Speaker 3: I said, which I though about him?
Speaker 2: Now, No, no confusing, I'm talking about baseball. I know
Speaker 2: I'm telling about something else.
Speaker 1: I thought you were talking about Ed, who I thought
Speaker 1: was face We did talk about it.
Speaker 2: Said he might be in baseball, he would love to talk.
Speaker 3: He might be at work. I'm saying, so I asked
Speaker 3: where his creative accidents at all that.
Speaker 1: Yes, creative accidents was in the chat at twitch Twitch.
Speaker 3: We got a microphone failure.
Speaker 1: That's a camera. It's a webcam, probably part of the
Speaker 1: he's bought it anyway, So webcam down, uncle. Our devices
Speaker 1: are going to create a national security issue. What are
Speaker 1: we even doing?
Speaker 2: I don't know what we got it?
Speaker 3: Where skynet will become self aware through Aaron's webcam?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I need to update it. The NSA told
Speaker 1: me I need to update it. You better say what
Speaker 1: can't say exactly how and say what camera to buy?
Speaker 1: They tell me what camera isn't a possible candidate to
Speaker 1: be corrupted by the hacker?
Speaker 3: Why bother to give you information when they can just
Speaker 3: freak you out?
Speaker 1: Eron?
Speaker 3: I mean, please, that's a lot more fun.
Speaker 1: Halloween.
Speaker 3: It's easier.
Speaker 2: You can go, wow, that's what's coming next.
Speaker 3: You can go right away.
Speaker 1: What about Halloween?
Speaker 2: People would put Halloween costumes on?
Speaker 1: Now, see what are you?
Speaker 3: What are you doing for Halloween? Don't go huh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was giving out andy.
Speaker 1: Uh do some exercise. You can do some exercise. If
Speaker 1: you could walk around the neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Look around the neighbor What are you gonna do you're
Speaker 3: gonna go around as zombie Richard Simmons, Zombie Richard Simmons
Speaker 3: and sweating to the oldies for people. Uncle, what are
Speaker 3: you gonna do? All right?
Speaker 2: I'd be addressed up at my picture, set up at
Speaker 2: my pitcher.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'd be set up as your picture. Pitch it
Speaker 1: here you go? Why not? So you are not going
Speaker 1: to be you. You're going to be the Uncle the
Speaker 1: podcast logo. Yeah you Uncle is going to be the
Speaker 1: logo to Uncle the podcast for Halloween. That's what I
Speaker 1: was thinking. Think that.
Speaker 2: Somebody better get started. Oh I have to do this,
Speaker 2: somebody you ex.
Speaker 15: This is uh.
Speaker 2: Have to someone do.
Speaker 1: Well, you've come up with the concept.
Speaker 2: I got something to do. See, I get these things.
Speaker 2: There's something for these two to do to move along.
Speaker 2: So you got now the start, realize realized Uncle.
Speaker 1: I think speaking of the start, I think we're towards
Speaker 1: the end of the show.
Speaker 2: Here, end of the show with the Hens, all the people. Well,
Speaker 2: we had Jimmy on the phone. You know, you disappeared.
Speaker 1: We don't do well, it's it's okay, we're not And
Speaker 1: yet you have to do before we go, you have
Speaker 1: to give a rating to beer. You drink.
Speaker 2: I said the seven.
Speaker 1: Okay, you got your final answer. I got sticking to
Speaker 1: the seven.
Speaker 3: I thought he was pondering the seven.
Speaker 1: You know it's a seven.
Speaker 21: It's a seven, solid seven, not over ten tho, not
Speaker 21: over there ten definitely not okay?
Speaker 1: So seven.
Speaker 3: Six seven?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 2: What did you drink?
Speaker 16: Ken?
Speaker 1: Right? We do that? Oh yeah, good question.
Speaker 3: Well, missus O got me a soda from the circle
Speaker 3: K because that was all I could get tonight, And
Speaker 3: uh yeah, I'm not even sure what soda it is.
Speaker 3: That's the funny part. So I rate it a uh
Speaker 3: four because it doesn't suck, but I don't know what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 3: You go, how's that for a rating?
Speaker 1: Uncle? So the label goes a long way and that's
Speaker 1: her word's uncle? You want to know for what it
Speaker 1: is you have?
Speaker 2: That's it, that's it.
Speaker 1: If that part's not there, then that.
Speaker 2: You can't wait.
Speaker 3: You can't wait water if I can't wait tonight, if
Speaker 3: I can't model that's as you.
Speaker 1: If I have that Model zero.
Speaker 3: You know, if I had that MODELO, that uncle, as
Speaker 3: I got to tell you something, I would rate it
Speaker 3: higher than uncle. Did I like it? I like the
Speaker 3: MODELO when I have Modello if I think back, i'd
Speaker 3: have to give it an eight and a half. I
Speaker 3: enjoy it that much.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. I do like it. It's one
Speaker 1: and a half one, not that I gave. There's no
Speaker 1: long answer. It's all wrong answer.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: Me. That's that's saying something.
Speaker 2: That is saying something and sidekicks.
Speaker 16: We don't want to have tasting and and doing taste
Speaker 16: to get it up, gotcha.
Speaker 3: And I promise you Jimmy James as a mountain do
Speaker 3: was some kind.
Speaker 2: Oh I know, Jimmy, Jimmy, I know what. Jimmy had.
Speaker 1: His mountain dude.
Speaker 2: But I didn't even mention it to him.
Speaker 3: But he got busy with something or other, so it
Speaker 3: was past his bedtime. Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 1: Oh man, that's how I feel right now. I'm ThReD uncle.
Speaker 2: Well here's wait a minute. You got your big past
Speaker 2: ten o'clock now it is, of course, remember because remember
Speaker 2: we started late.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but we also said we're going to blaze and
Speaker 1: Hazen style do this all fat. Yeah, and this is
Speaker 1: the ending, I think. So is that where we're going?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the end, I think, I think.
Speaker 1: But before we do, before what happens the part Uncle
Speaker 1: we need to promote ourselves. What the heck are you in?
Speaker 1: It's not I wouldn't make it a habit. That's that's
Speaker 1: us telling everybody to go to at Uncle podcast. That's
Speaker 1: on YouTube, Twitter.
Speaker 2: X, Instagram myself.
Speaker 1: I think Twitch is the same thing at Uncle podcast.
Speaker 1: You'll find us there, so follow us there. We're live
Speaker 1: Friday night every Friday. Network that's dot Com. So Chuck
Speaker 1: made it happen today in the midst of the devastation
Speaker 1: that was the hurricane. Yeah, so my.
Speaker 3: Apologies here technical difficulties, you know, sorry fellows, apologies for
Speaker 3: the technical difficulties. But at least we pulled the show off.
Speaker 3: And if anybody in the state of Georgia is listening,
Speaker 3: shout out to you. If maybe somebody's got a couple
Speaker 3: of scoops of dog food for me because I had
Speaker 3: to buy candles. Look at a dog food. Oh no,
Speaker 3: I was I had to buy candles to make sure
Speaker 3: I had, you know, light, and uh, I'm a little
Speaker 3: short on the dog food. So if anybody in the
Speaker 3: state of Georgia happens to be listening, I happen to
Speaker 3: know we got a couple of listeners now in Georgia.
Speaker 3: I could definitely use a couple of scoops of dry
Speaker 3: dog food at least for the little you know, my
Speaker 3: little pack of mighty mini months. Okay, just a little
Speaker 3: short until Monday or Tuesday, so you know, anybody wants
Speaker 3: to chip in on that, I'd be most appreciative, okay.
Speaker 1: And shout out to you, Chad. Thank you very week
Speaker 1: and certainly especially this week. It is herculean task.
Speaker 3: Well unless I'm terribly ill. Unless I'm terribly ill in
Speaker 3: the hospital or out of town, I do my level
Speaker 3: best to show up because, as I told Aaron on
Speaker 3: his show once, I want to tell Uncle this to
Speaker 3: his you know, kind of like to his face virtually,
Speaker 3: okay that that. I am most grateful to have been
Speaker 3: working with you guys for so many years, and it
Speaker 3: has been a fun ride with both of you all
Speaker 3: this time. And I probably would not still be doing
Speaker 3: this with the Little Mini Network and still willing to
Speaker 3: work with other people. By the way, even though it
Speaker 3: doesn't look like it lately, I would not be. I
Speaker 3: would I would not be able to continue to do
Speaker 3: this with a smile on my face or to feel
Speaker 3: hopeful that we are doing something unique and great and
Speaker 3: with the individual and very very different comedy style of
Speaker 3: Uncle combined with the performance artist attitude of Aaron Franz.
Speaker 3: I just want my shout out tonight to go to
Speaker 3: both of you for having remained with me as long
Speaker 3: as you have and letting me be part of this.
Speaker 3: And you know, hopefully I've done a good enough job
Speaker 3: over the years that when this does eventually come to
Speaker 3: an end, you guys will always remember this is a
Speaker 3: great time in the history of you guys broadcasting and
Speaker 3: producing podcasts, because it's been a great time for me,
Speaker 3: and I thank both of you for that.
Speaker 22: Likewise, Chuck, Yeah, I mean I couldn't do it without you. Yeah,
Speaker 22: then with him, I would never get on the air.
Speaker 22: I mean you you really pushed it up to a
Speaker 22: double level.
Speaker 1: It's why you hired it. Yeah, yeah, that was it.
Speaker 3: One of these days we got to talk about my pay,
Speaker 3: Uncle Bud. We'll get there, maybe on my tenth anniversary
Speaker 3: of doing this show.
Speaker 1: Thinking of getting paid with some of these.
Speaker 16: What between to do here is, slick kid, can you
Speaker 16: please have time to clunk to your neighbors.
Speaker 2: Over here so they can give us a lot of
Speaker 2: money That we can have a conversation with him. I mean,
Speaker 2: let's get what the I mean we s yeah on
Speaker 2: Flady Nights, and these are the guys on the shell
Speaker 2: and may not have anything to talk to them, and
Speaker 2: we don't seem to talk to them. You're to the
Speaker 2: one that had to talk to them.
Speaker 1: Either that or you see what I can do.
Speaker 3: Either that or you could get involved in the crazy
Speaker 3: world of ex mafia men podcasting, which is apparently a
Speaker 3: new thing, a very very big trend that was started
Speaker 3: by Sammy the Bull and uh Frank excuse me, uh,
Speaker 3: Mike Frinch Frank Casey, Okay, Uh. These two guys really
Speaker 3: blazed the trail as far as ex mob people that
Speaker 3: survived and now do podcasts and motivational speaking. Not so
Speaker 3: much Sammy, but Michael Frank Casey is like a motivational speaker.
Speaker 3: Let me teach you how to be like a mob
Speaker 3: boss except the Christian way, don't kill nobody, you know,
Speaker 3: just saying they would be a great guest, either one
Speaker 3: of them. For you guys, I mean, would would you
Speaker 3: be interested in talking somebody from the lobby uncle?
Speaker 16: Yeah, something something to start up this talk show.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think we need I think I just
Speaker 2: heard the sweat talking to.
Speaker 16: People are talking about you know, for the same example,
Speaker 16: he ever gets on the ball and talks to his
Speaker 16: neighbor over here, Ye, to get it over to have
Speaker 16: a conversation, even a conversation, don't let's say when your
Speaker 16: mind like to try the hammer's talk each other with
Speaker 16: the producer with you, Chuck and over there running with
Speaker 16: to be rare, they could have a good conversation talk
Speaker 16: I'm talking about him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do a special crossover interview kind of thing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I got you quite right.
Speaker 1: That was it. That was it?
Speaker 2: Of course, that's what I'm liking to try it. Oh,
Speaker 2: I want to try it that boy boy listeners.
Speaker 3: I just got the numbers for some of the stream.
Speaker 3: I think it's partial numbers, Uncle, but I wanted to
Speaker 3: let you know because it actually changed from what I
Speaker 3: told you before. Uh so we have Oddly, the listener
Speaker 3: in Germany has only just joined us a half hour ago.
Speaker 3: The German pub tuney guy.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's interesting.
Speaker 3: That's very weird because I don't know they keep weird
Speaker 3: business hours over there. And uh yeah, apparently uh o'atelly
Speaker 3: dot com is one of their favorite online radio stations. Uh,
Speaker 3: we have one too.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what? You know what just occurred to me.
Speaker 1: They're on an eight hour difference. Is this the time
Speaker 1: of day that they're usually listening check?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it does seem like exactly okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, And they're like a restaurant bar or something like
Speaker 1: that pub.
Speaker 3: So we're we're like the morning, here's my okay, good.
Speaker 1: I have a theory. It could be there have a
Speaker 1: working theory they're doing. It's restaurant pub in germanyeth listening
Speaker 1: to us. I think that somebody comes into the restaurant
Speaker 1: early and does prep work, maybe for food or whatever.
Speaker 1: The prep work is for the restaurant before they open,
Speaker 1: and what they'd like to do is, for some reason,
Speaker 1: they personally enjoy the station. So while they're doing the
Speaker 1: prep work, they're in the kitchen or whatever, or nobody's
Speaker 1: in the place. It's just them doing the prep work
Speaker 1: for the day. They're listening to a chili dot com.
Speaker 1: Then later when they open up the doors, then we're
Speaker 1: probaying not playing anymore. But but sometimes they have left it.
Speaker 3: Well, it's it's a fair one, except it doesn't account
Speaker 3: for those times when we've seen them leave it. On
Speaker 3: the station for weeks at a time. I've seen them
Speaker 3: leave it on the station for three.
Speaker 2: Weeks, four, four weeks straight.
Speaker 1: What about this? So about this? Maybe they have some
Speaker 1: sort of weird device that enables them to listen to
Speaker 1: anything online that they want. They choose to tune it
Speaker 1: tom and maybe they turn it on in the kitchen,
Speaker 1: and then when they're there again, maybe doing pepwork, when
Speaker 1: nobody else is there, they turn the volume up, and
Speaker 1: then instead turning it off, they just turn a volume
Speaker 1: knob down so nobody's even listening. And then when you
Speaker 1: know they're there by themselves again, they turn the volume
Speaker 1: NB up.
Speaker 3: That that's the possibility, But again it's it's really weird.
Speaker 3: And I would love it if we heard from that
Speaker 3: listener from Germany. If it's one guy, if it's a
Speaker 3: whole bar full, I don't care. I would just love
Speaker 3: to hear from you. And we can even do a
Speaker 3: little AI trade, you know translation thing. I got a
Speaker 3: way to do that over Skype. So if if you
Speaker 3: want to be on the show, and even you're not
Speaker 3: comfortable with your English, we could bring you on Uncle
Speaker 3: or Aaron Show. I'm offering Aaron Show, you know I shouldn't,
Speaker 3: but I think, Aaron, you'd.
Speaker 1: Be willing to.
Speaker 2: I would like, yeah, you know, they get some you'd
Speaker 2: get some intimate people.
Speaker 3: And uh, just just for the rest of the record though,
Speaker 3: the rest of our listeners are very light tonight because
Speaker 3: it's an odd late night Uncle show and it's gone
Speaker 3: over two hours now. Uh, but we only have just
Speaker 3: looks like four listeners in the United States on my stream,
Speaker 3: and uh, a couple in the UK, A couple that
Speaker 3: are just being described one, two, three, four four that
Speaker 3: are being described as European union and I don't know
Speaker 3: what that means union people.
Speaker 1: It is union, union workers and organized labor.
Speaker 3: The weird thing is that right now, seventy five of
Speaker 3: the listeners on Ocelli dot com are all using Ready Mozilla,
Speaker 3: so they're all using like Firefox to listen to us somehow.
Speaker 3: And the remaining twenty five percent are Apple iPhones, which
Speaker 3: is usually what dominates the listenership on Uncle and the
Speaker 3: age of transition is the Apple iPhone. So there you go.
Speaker 3: iPhone iPads, No, no, these are iPhones iPhone five, particularly
Speaker 3: iPhone thirteen.
Speaker 2: I a new Life Phone sixteen twelve iphoners.
Speaker 1: These old iphoners. Who are they? What are they doing?
Speaker 1: Why are they doing?
Speaker 3: Who else? Show five and iPhone five? How old is
Speaker 3: an iPhone five eron I any idea?
Speaker 1: I'm not Yeah, it's old. I know I can remember.
Speaker 1: Not really good, but knowing that.
Speaker 3: Right, well, I think we're down to shout outs and
Speaker 3: letting Uncle bring us home. I hear himying them.
Speaker 2: You think, yeah, it's about that time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm starting to get tired too, so I stop saying
Speaker 2: your show outs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Well again, I'll shout out, shout out anybody
Speaker 1: who's actually here, anybody who's listening to our live stream
Speaker 1: is on the video channels. But we'll hopefully be doing
Speaker 1: the I tuned tomorrow on Saturdayday. We have been consistently
Speaker 1: doing that for many weeks on end, so hopefully we'll
Speaker 1: do a Vintage Gaming with Uncle or VHS watch party
Speaker 1: tomorrow on the YouTube on the twitch all those again
Speaker 1: that Uncle podcast, look for those Uncle, you guys.
Speaker 16: A shout out, uh, shout out to people that called DOUNC.
Speaker 16: Look Jimmy and and to Chuck that's doing home days
Speaker 16: week on this receiving sign and uh and everybody else
Speaker 16: that was listening tonight, that's our show.
Speaker 2: Two three handed in Yeah.
Speaker 1: What Save Sweet? So where do you go?