Speaker 1: Welcome back to Day zero. It's Day one eighty eight
Speaker 1: and we are here on Memorial Day weekend for you.
Speaker 1: We could have gone, we could have had vacations, we
Speaker 1: could be living the deluxe life. But we're here for
Speaker 1: you because that's how much Day zero loves you, is
Speaker 1: committed to you, is here for you. So go donate
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Speaker 2: What's the deluxe life?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, like like flying off the plane, Okay,
Speaker 1: here it is flying off a plane in that suite
Speaker 1: where you get to like lay down in a bed,
Speaker 1: you know like.
Speaker 3: That or better that seems like a safety hazard.
Speaker 1: I know people who have done it. I'm like, really
Speaker 1: you lay down though, like yeah, it's fourteen hour flight easy,
Speaker 1: you just like sleep and watch movies Like what the
Speaker 1: hell the.
Speaker 3: Rest of you all the time like this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, this is like a queen bed or so.
Speaker 1: I don't really even understand how you get I've never
Speaker 1: even heard this is like beyond first class, Like how
Speaker 1: do you even find that ticket?
Speaker 3: I don't even like flying. I really just don't want
Speaker 3: to do it anymore. I did it recently to go
Speaker 3: to Vegas because it was like I had to have
Speaker 3: no choice, but like, I really would rather drive everywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, road trips are away, man, they're super really.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you're not fucking around, you can get
Speaker 3: across the country in four days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to. I want to go like
Speaker 1: four hours a day max, and then stay somewhere a
Speaker 1: day or two. And then go four hours a day
Speaker 1: and stay somewhere for a day or two.
Speaker 3: If I get started at a good time, if I'm
Speaker 3: on the row by seven or eight in the morning,
Speaker 3: like I don't even need to take a break to
Speaker 3: like two or three in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: I can. I just don't want to. Four hours is nice,
Speaker 1: nice drive time. Stop, mosey around, do things, chill out,
Speaker 1: sleep in a hammock. That's my thing.
Speaker 2: Angle lie to you about an hour and a half
Speaker 2: outside where I'm Man, I'm like, we staying, We're gonna
Speaker 2: be doing stuff the whole day here is like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I ain't driving back home. Last we all that I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not driving back home. My folks are like, oh, man,
Speaker 2: I drove up because where I'm at Greenville, Raleigh is
Speaker 2: the nearest quote unquote city, and so that's probably hour
Speaker 2: and a half, probably right at it, and folks like, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: I drove there, and I drove I went there, and
Speaker 2: we got there at eight in the morning, and we
Speaker 2: stayed and we ate dinner, and we got back at
Speaker 2: nine at night. I'm like, shit, man, when I go there,
Speaker 2: I'm staying there. I like to I like to take
Speaker 2: in my surroundings. I don't want to do everything in
Speaker 2: one sitting. I want to go do something and then
Speaker 2: go back to the hotel room and chill out for
Speaker 2: a little bit, take a nap. I'm a nap guy.
Speaker 1: I need that, all right, Not in that person, but
Speaker 1: I am in a hammock if I have a hammock
Speaker 1: between some trees on nap there.
Speaker 2: Oh, my girlfriend showed me and showed me a hammer.
Speaker 2: She's like, man, look at these hammocks. Stay nice. I said, damn,
Speaker 2: rinday nice. It was three thousand dollars. I said, what
Speaker 2: kind of what's that hammock? Made out? I don't know,
Speaker 2: I have to. I mean it was a I mean
Speaker 2: it was a really elegant looking hammock. I mean it
Speaker 2: looked extremely comfortable. And she's like, yeah, you know, we
Speaker 2: get one of these. I looked at it and I
Speaker 2: was liked a ham at four.
Speaker 3: Thousand, Bro, you can tie a couple of towels together
Speaker 3: and get the same effect.
Speaker 1: Dude, we used to four thousand dollars. Was a car
Speaker 1: back in the day. Like, what is this hammock?
Speaker 2: Yeah, folks, keep oh, here we go the hammock thrown.
Speaker 3: Hold on, let me it made from spy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is it.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, at least they give you some free shipping
Speaker 2: right here. That's what I'm talking about. Is this it? This?
Speaker 2: This may not be it, but this is what it
Speaker 2: looked like. This was something close to it. Uh yeah,
Speaker 2: So this is right here, the hammock throne.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I mean that shouldn't be three thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: You can make that for a couple hundred bucks.
Speaker 2: On this is the lap of luxury day. Oh I
Speaker 2: think the frame maybe will get you. Let me see, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: is you see?
Speaker 3: Is it made today?
Speaker 2: You can get up.
Speaker 3: It's gonna say it elephant, it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's on sale today, guys, twenty five percent
Speaker 2: off or today anymore. Oh you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So give the price.
Speaker 3: It's a little narrow taking a hammock between.
Speaker 2: The No.
Speaker 1: I get the frame, alegant. You can't put a hammock
Speaker 1: just anywhere unless you have this frame. So I get that,
Speaker 1: but three thousand come on. You know what's gonna happen though,
Speaker 1: Like China's gonna copy this and then it's gonna go
Speaker 1: down to like a thousand, and then a million other
Speaker 1: people will and then it'll be like four hundred bucks
Speaker 1: next year. So you just wait, it'll go down.
Speaker 3: Oh because you don't lay on it the long way.
Speaker 3: You let me sit on it sideway.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, but look at.
Speaker 1: This quantities and m and lay on it quantities.
Speaker 2: A look at this, eighty one percent of them is sold.
Speaker 2: Hey look the best made a hundred well you see,
Speaker 2: But that's the that's the best way to promote your
Speaker 2: product is a is uh making it time gated. It's like,
Speaker 2: hey man, you better hair up and get it because
Speaker 2: it's gonna run out of stock. You don't want to
Speaker 2: be the one to miss out on it. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's the way you do it. So yeah, the hammock thrown.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, there's probably been a bunch of people
Speaker 2: that's bought this. Be honest, there's probably been a ton
Speaker 2: of people because like we said, people find value in
Speaker 2: expensive ship, not because it's better. It just became and
Speaker 2: they say they got it. Three pull it back up
Speaker 2: and see, here we go.
Speaker 4: And I thought you were going to say, like three.
Speaker 2: Hundred no oh no, no, no, no, here we go, Charlie,
Speaker 2: here you go. They got different colors today. This was
Speaker 2: in stock. Yeah, there we go. This seems like a
Speaker 2: beachy colorway right here. I mean, so if that's what
Speaker 2: you want to go for it, that's what you want
Speaker 2: to feel like, we can change the U match your
Speaker 2: house the color of Okay, Oh, let's go with a
Speaker 2: teak finish. I like teak finish, you know, more contrast
Speaker 2: that one's more expensive. Though, if you go with the
Speaker 2: tea teak finish is more expensive? How much problem teak?
Speaker 2: But well what is it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: So okay, maybe it's actually the colorway. So it's the
Speaker 2: color ways right here that are more for some reason.
Speaker 2: You need to make sure. He needs to make sure
Speaker 2: it does for that by the way, Yeah, yeah, but
Speaker 2: it's on sale right now, the Charlie. It's on sale. Yeah,
Speaker 2: about eight hundred dollars. This originally three thousand, nine hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety nine dollars, but you can add to the
Speaker 2: cart today for three thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Okay, so it was four thousand and now it's thirty
Speaker 4: two hundred.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and uh, find the hot tub one. There's
Speaker 1: a hot tub hammock.
Speaker 4: Psychology of Pricing.
Speaker 2: Oh it's a hot hammock. Yeah, okay, a.
Speaker 3: Hot tub hammock. I'm trying to imagine this. What is
Speaker 3: what is this thing?
Speaker 1: You might electrocute yourself. I'm not sure, but it exists,
Speaker 1: and I kind of want one.
Speaker 2: Hold on, hold on, let's see. Let's pull this up
Speaker 2: because I'm not sure. I'm not sure, Like, this doesn't
Speaker 2: look good, but tire kind of which one? Which you
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 1: This one? Yeah?
Speaker 2: This one right here?
Speaker 1: Okay, of hammock.
Speaker 2: That's the one. That's the one we won't that's the
Speaker 2: one the hydra Oh yeah it is, we need license.
Speaker 1: Well, that one's only seven hundred, and it's a hot tub.
Speaker 1: The other one's three thousand. It's just a shitty piece
Speaker 1: of fabric.
Speaker 2: Can you pull water in this one? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Dude, you put water in it, heats it up. I
Speaker 1: don't know how you don't get electrocute, Like, I really
Speaker 1: don't understand it, but supposedly it works. And is really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I was looking at I was looking at
Speaker 2: this one, the zero gravity handed.
Speaker 1: That's just a hot tub, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's it's a hammock.
Speaker 1: It's a hammock and a hot tub.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this would it looks like that would be good.
Speaker 2: That's what it looks like.
Speaker 4: Trip out on mushrooms and get in one of those hyd.
Speaker 1: Review in uh what is it, sense sensitive sensitization tank
Speaker 1: or whatever float tank?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so there there, there goes the people. So
Speaker 2: that's what you would do. It doesn't look like there's
Speaker 2: a ton of space, but they did fit two people
Speaker 2: in it.
Speaker 1: Well they are, but fucking so yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean he looks like he's having a good time.
Speaker 2: I mean what it's for, isn't it right?
Speaker 4: I assumed it was some sort of tie spinning chair.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's so funny because they term you don't hear very often.
Speaker 4: I don't you should bring back.
Speaker 2: It's really funny. This is I'm dry humping.
Speaker 1: Nobody says dry humping anymore?
Speaker 2: Is a reasonabhy Okay, oh here we go. Look at him,
Speaker 2: don't let I mean a happy couple right there.
Speaker 1: So happy. I'm gonna guess most people aren't going to
Speaker 1: get in that thing together.
Speaker 3: Dude, he looks like he's an extra on Star Trek.
Speaker 4: He looks like Rothschild.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's about and they got this thing hanging off
Speaker 2: with this year, hanging off with Cliff d.
Speaker 1: Don't do this.
Speaker 2: That's some final destination ship. But look, this is bad anyway.
Speaker 2: Like water and fucking don't mix, okay, because it takes
Speaker 2: away to the woman's natural juices.
Speaker 1: So it just I've always felt the same, like I
Speaker 1: don't really understand the obsession with wanting to have sex
Speaker 1: and water. It's difficult to pull off. It's like antithetical
Speaker 1: to the substance that is produced by your body naturally.
Speaker 1: It's it's kind yeah stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is. It is. And doing it in the
Speaker 2: shower and all that stuff, there's nothing, there's nothing. There's
Speaker 2: nothing worse than taking a shower with your significant other
Speaker 2: because somebody's got to be at the back, all right,
Speaker 2: and it's cold at the back.
Speaker 4: They make un lets you make showers now that come
Speaker 4: at you from every direction, so now you you don't
Speaker 4: even eat it.
Speaker 2: We're talking about I understand what you're say. We're talking
Speaker 2: about bat niggas days, Burke niggas got one little shower.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I mean yeah, and that that vinyld drape
Speaker 4: it gets cold as hey.
Speaker 3: You guys ever, any of you ever taking a shower
Speaker 3: in one of them showers that has like the six
Speaker 3: heads on the fucking wall and overhead.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah at the Palms?
Speaker 3: Oh really?
Speaker 4: Yeah? No, ship, I was.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 4: My buddy came into town and I was living in Vegas,
Speaker 4: and he's like, I'm staying at the Palms, and so
Speaker 4: I go, I'll meet you there when you check in.
Speaker 4: And we walked in together. He said to uh to
Speaker 4: the lady at the at the front desk, I said,
Speaker 4: my friend just got dumped and uh and he and
Speaker 4: he's he came out here on a work trip and
Speaker 4: I decided to come hang out with him. So if
Speaker 4: you could hook us up with a nice room, we'd
Speaker 4: I'd really appreciate it. And I kind of, you know,
Speaker 4: sweet talked to her a little bit.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 4: She set us up with the fucking rain man. Sweet.
Speaker 4: It was unreal. And and the next day when I
Speaker 4: got up, I took a shower in one of those
Speaker 4: showers that's like where there's like two above you and
Speaker 4: like six on either side, just just so I just
Speaker 4: to say that I did, just so that I could.
Speaker 3: I've had such dinky showers my whole life, really like,
Speaker 3: I've never had a really nice bathroom anywhere, And so
Speaker 3: anytime I go to a fucking hotel in Vegas, I
Speaker 3: feel like, oh my god, this is what opulence is.
Speaker 4: They brag about that there's like a top you know
Speaker 4: ten best restrooms category that gets voted on. And I
Speaker 4: know this because living in Vegas. There they would publicize
Speaker 4: that the in Mandalay Bay, the Strip Steak I think
Speaker 4: it was the name of it. Anyway, had like this
Speaker 4: ridiculous bathroom and it was like number four on the list,
Speaker 4: and people would want to go in there just to
Speaker 4: use their shitter. But it was so magnificent. They were
Speaker 4: like hods, Like when you lock the door, it like
Speaker 4: glowed the whole fucking thing. It was nuts. Of course,
Speaker 4: it went out of business.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're trying to not to think off of you.
Speaker 4: I mean, it ain't that the trying out. You know,
Speaker 4: you have some sort of bragging rights, and it's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, this.
Speaker 1: Is the best bathroom I've ever.
Speaker 4: Been in the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is terrifying ghetto ghetto.
Speaker 2: Oh, hold on, is that is that is jit to?
Speaker 2: Is that the jit?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Maade for two in the shape of a heart
Speaker 1: bright red that. You have mirrors all the way around
Speaker 1: this tub. It's raised up off the ground. There's mirrors
Speaker 1: all over the ceiling. It's absolutely from the seventies, so
Speaker 1: probably thousands and thousands of prostitutes have been in.
Speaker 4: How many of them have lost their lives submerged?
Speaker 1: I'm not going to lie. There was creepy, creepy, horrible
Speaker 1: vibes in that room. We were like, where this is
Speaker 1: like the middle of Kansas or something. We were like,
Speaker 1: this is scary.
Speaker 4: We leave.
Speaker 2: It looked it looks like it should be in a
Speaker 2: horror film. That looks like like the open and sing
Speaker 2: yeah to be in there, you know, And then the
Speaker 2: cat comes in and you see him in one one
Speaker 2: one mirror and then all of a sudden he's gone
Speaker 2: and it pops up and he's behind you. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying like that, Oh yeah, So it looked
Speaker 2: it looked it looks bad, okay, And that did not
Speaker 2: look comfortable.
Speaker 1: It looked like a very comfortable for somehow. I actually
Speaker 1: we you know, we did use it and actually was
Speaker 1: super comfortable, but also just like who it's ugly as sin,
Speaker 1: Like you can't have this around you. Actually, like one
Speaker 1: of those giant giant ones that are for like two
Speaker 1: or three people is fine, but not in the shape
Speaker 1: of a red heart.
Speaker 4: You're the best one. But I ever had was and
Speaker 4: I didn't know what was going to happen. Was in Thailand.
Speaker 4: I came back to the room and they had filled
Speaker 4: up the tub and put all these flowers in there
Speaker 4: and shit, and it was like steaming hot water. I
Speaker 4: don't know how they knew when we were coming back,
Speaker 4: but it was like all set up a whole like
Speaker 4: coming to America, you know, rose petals everywhere and ship
Speaker 4: like that. I was like, oh my god. I remember
Speaker 4: getting in there and they'd put stuff in the water,
Speaker 4: some sort of oils and stuff. Balls were stinging so bad.
Speaker 4: Put in this and it's super.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 4: But I just wrote it off as like Thailand magical potion,
Speaker 4: you know, like it's going to do.
Speaker 1: Something there is so I was this is this is
Speaker 1: also stinging. I was in China, I was in Shanghai,
Speaker 1: and like you know, if you're a woman. You know,
Speaker 1: no matter what, if you're traveling, you could be in
Speaker 1: the middle of any moment, but you're just going to
Speaker 1: start your period. So that's just how life goes. This
Speaker 1: is like the last day that we're even in China,
Speaker 1: been there for ten days, about to leave the next day.
Speaker 1: I was like, well, I need something and bring anything
Speaker 1: with me, So we have to find our way to
Speaker 1: this supermarket or whatever. It's this like giant, multi level,
Speaker 1: like huge Shanghai store, and we're just wandering around for
Speaker 1: like ever, I mean for like half an hour, just
Speaker 1: trying to find where they might have some feminine products.
Speaker 1: And you know, eventually we had to ask these ladies
Speaker 1: and I always they didn't speak English, right, and I'm
Speaker 1: saying like tampon and they're like tampon. I'm like pad,
Speaker 1: they're pad. They had no idea what I was talking about,
Speaker 1: so I was like pantomiming, like putting a tampon in
Speaker 1: and they were like oh Like They're like like like
Speaker 1: you don't do this in China, right, So they're like,
Speaker 1: oh my god. They just pointed like a direction and
Speaker 1: like ran away laughing because they were terrified. I think
Speaker 1: of the weird American people who have no tact So
Speaker 1: I went down this aisle I found it. This is
Speaker 1: like a wall of products. I mean there's like seven
Speaker 1: thousand products and none of them have pictures on the
Speaker 1: front of like what's inside. So I just have to
Speaker 1: like blindly guess. I'm like, I don't know, man like
Speaker 1: this one. So I just grab something.
Speaker 3: We leave.
Speaker 1: We get back to the hotel. I put it on.
Speaker 1: We laid down. You know, it's late at night, we're
Speaker 1: going to sleep as me and my best friend going
Speaker 1: to sleep, and I wake up like half an hour later.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh my god, oh I know, I'm burning.
Speaker 2: I'm on fire.
Speaker 1: And she's like, what's happened. I was like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Like Randa, it was tiger Bomb pads,
Speaker 1: that's what it was. Oh shit, you had tiger Bomb.
Speaker 1: I looked at it and I saw the Tiger guy
Speaker 1: and I was like, holy shit, I got the one
Speaker 1: that's like for why do you want? Why would anybody
Speaker 1: want this?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 1: Why does this exist?
Speaker 3: So I used to use tiger Bomb when I used
Speaker 3: to go to the fucking rave clubs.
Speaker 1: It's powerful shit.
Speaker 3: We used to fucking take it and you know because
Speaker 3: people are using the vixen Hailer's well, tiger bomb was
Speaker 3: like vix on steroids. Yeah, and so like when you're
Speaker 3: all blowing up, we would take we would take it
Speaker 3: and we would close our eyes and we would rub
Speaker 3: it over our eye like that.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Why because when you're when you when you're blowing up,
Speaker 3: when you're blowing up, that menthol like that minty that
Speaker 3: that really crisp when like you inhale it like smoking
Speaker 3: a menthol. All the ravers smoke menthols. Yeah, this is why,
Speaker 3: because and it blows you up a little bit. And
Speaker 3: when you get the when you get it in your eye,
Speaker 3: that like coolness in your eye, it blows you up
Speaker 3: and you get up.
Speaker 1: Don't you go blind?
Speaker 3: What is we would worry about? It was so funny
Speaker 3: because my buddy Dorian, my buddy Dorian, like everyone would
Speaker 3: share these fucking nasal inhalers. Right, it's like the least
Speaker 3: sterile thing in the fucking world. Who used to just
Speaker 3: take it and rub it on his shirt and go
Speaker 3: all sterilizing super t shirt. It was the best times
Speaker 3: in the world. Man. That's like there's a little piece
Speaker 3: of heaven that's me at the rave clubs back in
Speaker 3: like ninety six.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, braves in the nineties were crazy.
Speaker 3: Best thing in the fucking world.
Speaker 4: Like, you're red jam what what were you?
Speaker 3: What were you?
Speaker 4: What was your party routine for a rave in then?
Speaker 3: All the time we had a regular We had a
Speaker 3: regular routine. But I would say that the rave experience,
Speaker 3: if done like correctly, is more profound than the LSD
Speaker 3: experience by far.
Speaker 4: It's when you get to a good one.
Speaker 3: It's so we used to go to this club called
Speaker 3: the Bozone. This club was like literally one of the
Speaker 3: best clubs in the whole fucking country. Like we had
Speaker 3: guys like Crystal Method would come. We didn't open to
Speaker 3: three in the morning. The club but open three in
Speaker 3: the morning and it would kick to like one or
Speaker 3: two in the afternoon every Friday, every Friday and every
Speaker 3: Saturday until it got raided by the cops. And it
Speaker 3: wasn't even rated for anything that we were doing there.
Speaker 3: It was up until two o'clock. It was a gay bar,
Speaker 3: and they busted the gay bar for serving underage fucking
Speaker 3: liquor and it just ruined the party for everybody. So
Speaker 3: but we wouldn't even show up at the club till
Speaker 3: like four in the morning, and then we would either
Speaker 3: have our pills or we would have to look for them.
Speaker 3: And it was always a couple of people who were
Speaker 3: like distantly had good ship, and uh so, yeah, by
Speaker 3: five in the morning, you're fucked up. And it was
Speaker 3: like six seven different rooms, you know, and over time
Speaker 3: everybody gets to know everybody. So you're there for like
Speaker 3: six months and you walk in and it's like that
Speaker 3: fucking Cheers experience, you know what I mean, where everybody
Speaker 3: knows your fucking name. It was magic. I mean, it
Speaker 3: was undescribable, and that's why it was everything.
Speaker 4: Anyway, You're like, holy shit, it's the best night in
Speaker 4: my life. Yeah, tomorrow, we're gonna do all this cool shit.
Speaker 3: No you're not, man. The shooting salad man would go
Speaker 3: on for hours, out of your.
Speaker 1: Mind, never gonna happen. We're never gonna probably talk again
Speaker 1: except here.
Speaker 4: The raids I went to Corey were all in Vegas.
Speaker 3: For the most Vegas was a much different scene I
Speaker 3: grew up in in the Tampa scene, which was one
Speaker 3: one hundred percent break beats. You didn't hear house music
Speaker 3: at all ever. For years, it was Florida's own homegrown
Speaker 3: break beats, and we were proud of it and we
Speaker 3: loved it. And you go to Vegas and it was
Speaker 3: all house music, and so it was very different. It
Speaker 3: was it was all house music. Everywhere else except for
Speaker 3: the Pocket in the UK had some break beats going on.
Speaker 4: But it's not entirely true. I did go to a
Speaker 4: Raven Compton.
Speaker 1: Oh how was that?
Speaker 4: Uh it was, well, it would have been better if
Speaker 4: what we bought was what we got, because we got
Speaker 4: some bullshit and so it was kind of like the
Speaker 4: but the venue itself and like the process of getting
Speaker 4: to it and finding out about it, and it's like,
Speaker 4: I feel like Goonies or something, you know, secret map
Speaker 4: looking for gold Blackbeard Treasure. You find this party and
Speaker 4: you're like, holy shit, you know, Like it's just.
Speaker 3: Like there's something different about whelming. There's a culture shift
Speaker 3: that happens when you have an event that really doesn't
Speaker 3: even get going to like four or five in the morning.
Speaker 3: It changes the feeling of the entire event.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, yeah, you have to you're a certain type
Speaker 4: of person is right at that moment, either you're chemically
Speaker 4: enhanced or you're a musician or you're an artist or
Speaker 4: you're something, you're certainly not working a nine to five job,
Speaker 4: right if you're out at that time, And so that
Speaker 4: weeds out a huge segment of the population. So now
Speaker 4: you've got, like, you know, there's.
Speaker 1: Also something with the energy of like a group. No
Speaker 1: matter what you're doing, if there's a group of people
Speaker 1: and they're all doing that, it's like a different thing
Speaker 1: than if you're doing it alone. So, you know, Corey,
Speaker 1: when you're talking about the more profound than tripping, like,
Speaker 1: I think that's a part of it. If you had
Speaker 1: this same type of thing but everyone was on acid,
Speaker 1: it would also be more profound than just doing your own,
Speaker 1: your own sort of trip.
Speaker 3: So yeah, but acid can get weird, and people can
Speaker 3: get weird on acid. Yeah weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it is here. Yeah, I wasn't there,
Speaker 1: but one of the raves I missed actually was and
Speaker 1: it was in the nineties, but it was in Seattle,
Speaker 1: and you know, my friends got to go and they
Speaker 1: came back and they were describing this person who could
Speaker 1: do like the beat, the chorus and whatever all with
Speaker 1: his mouth and there was like no you know, sounds
Speaker 1: and it was fucking Rozelle but like I didn't even
Speaker 1: know who Roselle. They didn't even know who Roseelle was on.
Speaker 1: They got to see roseel just that like a random
Speaker 1: underground rave. I was so jealous and by the time
Speaker 1: I heard Rozell eventually, like I almost cried. I was like,
Speaker 1: this is what a human fucking being can do with
Speaker 1: his mouth, Like what the fuck? Now there's people who
Speaker 1: are better than Rozelle, who can like beat box even
Speaker 1: better than rozel which I wouldn't have thought was possible,
Speaker 1: but is there's like this like weird little Rian kid
Speaker 1: who's just fucking amazing.
Speaker 4: And some taking our jobs.
Speaker 1: We're all such good beat boxers. Now it's like blows
Speaker 1: your mind. You think of beatboxing, right, You're just like, yeah, whatever,
Speaker 1: But then you hear this and you're like, that's it.
Speaker 1: That's just one person at one time making all those
Speaker 1: sounds somehow makes no sense. Your brain like can't compute it.
Speaker 1: It's like looking at the Grand Canyon. It's too big.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, that is the answer. The answer is yes, yes,
Speaker 2: But h I had oh yeah, I was dreams. Okay,
Speaker 2: it is right.
Speaker 4: I had jury duty.
Speaker 3: Did you go in there and just go ze haile
Speaker 3: and be done with it.
Speaker 2: It is the smartest.
Speaker 4: They you You've got to be downtown at seven twenty.
Speaker 4: So it's like, oh my got yeah, because they want
Speaker 4: to like get everybody situated before eight o'clock. And then
Speaker 4: they then they'd split you up into groups go into
Speaker 4: different courtrooms, and they take forty eight people into each courtroom,
Speaker 4: and they did thirty two of them right kind of
Speaker 4: like you know, where the jury sits, but also they
Speaker 4: had chairs in front of it, so they just had
Speaker 4: them all sitting over there. I was not in that group,
Speaker 4: so they were the ones that were getting asked all
Speaker 4: these questions and then you know, getting sort of sort
Speaker 4: of not cross examined, but just each the defense attorney
Speaker 4: and everybody got to watch. You got to Yeah, they
Speaker 4: got to ask questions and explain like how the process
Speaker 4: works and this is what we're going to do, and
Speaker 4: and you know, do you think you can be do
Speaker 4: you think you can separate the difference between somebody who
Speaker 4: harmed a person and somebody who harmed a corporation? You know,
Speaker 4: and they and so asking questions about that, and then
Speaker 4: they started going into like like they had a chart
Speaker 4: with like nine questions and one of them was like,
Speaker 4: what's your occupation? And I was like, oh, fucking man,
Speaker 4: and I and I didn't have I didn't ever have
Speaker 4: to answer it because I never even worked my way
Speaker 4: up into that position and ultimately never got chosen. But
Speaker 4: to your point, Corey, I was not going to zee Kyle,
Speaker 4: but I was going to say that I'm an investigative
Speaker 4: journalist writing about FBI corruption because the prosecuting one of
Speaker 4: the prosecutors was from the FBI, and I knew if
Speaker 4: I said that, they were going to just go get
Speaker 4: the fuck out.
Speaker 3: But have you ever seen that.
Speaker 4: I didn't need to do anything. That's why I just
Speaker 4: sat there and watched the process. And people are stupid.
Speaker 3: I just have to say, listening to people's answers, they
Speaker 3: were stupid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because the the first thing that the last question
Speaker 4: of the nine was what is your favorite television show?
Speaker 4: A simple question, dude. The first guy went through answering
Speaker 4: all of them. When he got to that question, he fo,
Speaker 4: honest to God, real, hand to my heart, took over
Speaker 4: a minute before he came up with it, and I
Speaker 4: was under my breath. I was like, you're fucking kidding
Speaker 4: me like that, And the guy next to me is
Speaker 4: the guy next to me is starting to starting to
Speaker 4: try to not laugh. I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: like you just get reminded sometimes it's like kind of
Speaker 4: like the d m V, like everybody gets shuffled in you. Oh.
Speaker 4: Another observation. Not a single brother, not a single black person.
Speaker 4: And there were about one hundred and fifty of us.
Speaker 4: There were three sets of forty eight.
Speaker 3: I guess that sounds racially discriminatory.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not one single black person. And I looked, and
Speaker 4: I was in that place from seven o'clock in the
Speaker 4: morning until four o'clock when they let me out.
Speaker 3: Well, what's the technical definition of your peers?
Speaker 2: And they were in that room.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's like if we're all on the island together, like
Speaker 4: they're like, you guys have been chosen to figure it out.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know. I don't know if
Speaker 4: we would have made it.
Speaker 3: I was laughing Charlie, like, did you ever watch thirty Rock?
Speaker 3: Did you see the episode where Tinfa had Drury duty. No,
Speaker 3: she tried to get out of it by dressing up
Speaker 3: as Princess Leah. It was fucking hilarious. Oh, it's so good.
Speaker 2: Okay, she came she came in there. Uh is it
Speaker 2: the one where she was at a job of the hut?
Speaker 1: No, she is the white robe, I think.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, okay, I didn't I didn't know. I didn't
Speaker 2: know if they got deep on that. It's got real deep.
Speaker 2: I was like, woa so much did y'all Did y'all
Speaker 2: celebrate or have a moment of silence for George Floyd?
Speaker 2: His death was a was it yesterday? Anniversary of his death?
Speaker 1: I don't even know.
Speaker 2: Minnesota, well, the Minnesota Links they honored George Floyd with
Speaker 2: a moment of silence. We also had some religious leaders
Speaker 2: honor George Floyd at uh Minneapolis City City Hall.
Speaker 1: Oh you know, I thought once the light hit his
Speaker 1: mural and destroyed it, that we kind of understood that
Speaker 1: God didn't want to celebrate any George Floyd.
Speaker 4: And I took that as as a sign.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So it's just like I folks thought they talked
Speaker 2: to you about and you know, religion and all this,
Speaker 2: and then you see the religious leators going and celeb
Speaker 2: Brighton you know, a damn crackhead.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a guy that hold a pregnant woman at gunpoint.
Speaker 4: Another another troubled victim like Rodney King, victim.
Speaker 1: Whose life isn't rough, who doesn't have hardship.
Speaker 4: They find these flawed heroes that they prop up and
Speaker 4: they go, he oh, look at this poor victim, Rodney King.
Speaker 4: And then you go dig into his past and you go,
Speaker 4: god damn man.
Speaker 2: But like he did a lot of bad shit too,
Speaker 2: and he was.
Speaker 4: Going one hundred miles an hour and he was fucked
Speaker 4: up like Annie's six', five you, know like you, know
Speaker 4: you're putting yourself in a really bad spot. Here so
Speaker 4: like then they turn him into a. Hero but everyone's, like,
Speaker 4: yeah but he's got like a checkered, past and he
Speaker 4: went on to go do all kinds of crazy shit
Speaker 4: and then ULTIMATELY i think.
Speaker 1: Drowned oh and, like, yeah, no he doesn't deserve to
Speaker 1: get the ship kicked out him by cops or. WHATEVER
Speaker 1: i don't know what the. Fuck but, like but like
Speaker 1: it doesn't make him a hero. Either he's just a.
Speaker 4: Dude give him like a real, hero and THERE'S i,
Speaker 4: mean you, know Like Eric, gardner you know WHAT i,
Speaker 4: mean remember that dude who was selling.
Speaker 6: Cigarettes, yeah if they treated him like the if they
Speaker 6: treated him like a true, hero then they wouldn't say
Speaker 6: anything about.
Speaker 2: Him the true the true heroes. Don't they don't get,
Speaker 2: memorials you. Know, yeah they don't get remembered that in
Speaker 2: a moment of. Silence, yeah they don't get. Shipped you
Speaker 2: know What i'm. Saying dirt get thrown up over you
Speaker 2: AND i see. IT i, mean that's just the way
Speaker 2: it is folks who do the truly heroic. Stuff so you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i just thought it.
Speaker 4: News if it's being pushed at the beginning of a
Speaker 4: W nba, game it's a psychological.
Speaker 1: Operation, yeah you need to.
Speaker 4: Know THAT'S i, mean that's just you Don't you can
Speaker 4: get into the why of it and get into all
Speaker 4: of the details and, everything but just know whatever it
Speaker 4: is that they're trying to sell you is.
Speaker 2: Horseshit it's just strictly, rice that's all it. Is black
Speaker 2: to Be. BLACK i made a video right here recently
Speaker 2: talking About angelraes and how she's terrible at. Basketball did
Speaker 2: you see?
Speaker 3: That like eleven terrible at basketball and be? Black he's
Speaker 3: just not.
Speaker 4: Aloud you got to see that eleven Second can we
Speaker 4: pull that that eleven second clip? Up you know What
Speaker 4: i'm talking, about where she has five off rebounds and
Speaker 4: like gets four gets her shot blocked four different, times
Speaker 4: and misses the rim like.
Speaker 1: Twice is this the girl that like was pissed off
Speaker 1: that the white girl was getting. Attention, yeah, okay so
Speaker 1: she's she's mad that she doesn't have attention and she.
Speaker 4: Sucks their beef goes back to college when when Angel
Speaker 4: rees was AT lsu And Caitlyn clark was At iowa
Speaker 4: and they would play each other in the national championship
Speaker 4: and and she's there's there's a long history with these,
Speaker 4: two But Caitlin clark is not involved in this.
Speaker 3: Clip did they both? Graduate?
Speaker 4: Uh, Well Caitlin clark went four. YEARS i don't know About.
Speaker 4: Angelies she might have been. Three i'll be honest with,
Speaker 4: YOU i don't that's three quarter.
Speaker 2: Speed, YEAH i just, okay go.
Speaker 1: Ahead, well she, Like i'm sure guys have beef, too
Speaker 1: and there are different professions or, whatever BUT i just
Speaker 1: feel like it's like very it's a very female thing
Speaker 1: to do to be caddy at each other for like
Speaker 1: bullshit instead of just doing your fucking job, right like shut. Up, actually.
Speaker 2: The, issue the issue the angelry he has With Caitlin.
Speaker 2: Clark it's not well, okay THIS i don't even think
Speaker 2: it's that. Okay is That Caitlin clark has managed something
Speaker 2: that a lot of women wish they could do but.
Speaker 2: Can't she has managed to garner national, attention make a
Speaker 2: lot of money doing it without showing one, cheek nothing.
Speaker 2: Sexualized she ain't got a podcast or. Nothing and the
Speaker 2: women are looking around and they were, like what the?
Speaker 2: Fuck they're? JEALOUS i mean that's. What that's. What that's
Speaker 2: what women are looking. Around it's, like hold on a,
Speaker 2: second do WHAT i? Mean how is? This and everybody
Speaker 2: calls her a mid looking. Girl she she's you, know
Speaker 2: running the middle like sub with with with three with
Speaker 2: three three, kids soccer, mom soccer. Van that's what she looks.
Speaker 2: Like Katelyn, clark she, Said.
Speaker 1: I've never seen her. FACE i don't.
Speaker 2: Know she run it the meal.
Speaker 3: Man, No, no she's a man at the right, angle.
Speaker 2: All of them and at the right. ANGLE i, mean,
Speaker 2: yeah great couple of.
Speaker 4: Angle but by all accounts super nice and Not and
Speaker 4: they're just trying to use race to drum up interest
Speaker 4: in this horse ship.
Speaker 3: League you got to watch.
Speaker 2: This is it right?
Speaker 4: Here that's? IT i can already. Tell also with the
Speaker 4: Miss sajes picks it.
Speaker 7: Up what she's good, at she, says Kidding, jesus persistence
Speaker 7: trying to up the.
Speaker 1: Troubling, wow.
Speaker 4: It wasn't even like it wasn't even like. That that
Speaker 4: guarding her was like jumping up and. Blocking she was
Speaker 4: just putting her hand, like no she.
Speaker 3: Did that's a.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 3: Man, listen you said from a, midians.
Speaker 1: She's, mid she's.
Speaker 2: Me it's stop, MAN i don't know that's not mids a.
Speaker 4: Bit, no if you got CAN i make a point?
Speaker 2: Here uh? Huh. YEAH i think if.
Speaker 4: You're going to be that dominant of an, athlete of
Speaker 4: a female, athlete you're probably gonna look a little. Manly
Speaker 4: yeah you know WHAT i, mean not enough that you're
Speaker 4: like changing your. Pronouns But i'm just saying just to
Speaker 4: just to fifteen.
Speaker 1: Percent, well anybody is running around sweating and stuff's going
Speaker 1: to look like. That and then when you clean, up
Speaker 1: you're like.
Speaker 2: That so you, know she looks good, There it looks.
Speaker 2: There that's not a lot a lot of a lot
Speaker 2: of times when a lot of times when women have
Speaker 2: their hair pulled back and they're not dressed. Up i'm
Speaker 2: trying to tell, you but they look. DIFFERENT i, mean
Speaker 2: they look totally. Different you'd be, like hold on a.
Speaker 2: SECOND i just sing you twenty minutes ago.
Speaker 4: In thailand they look like. Women well she, can she
Speaker 4: could clean up.
Speaker 1: Nice and that's What i'm.
Speaker 2: Saying so it's just, like, hey, look, MAN i get
Speaker 2: up in the in the, morning look in the mirror every.
Speaker 2: Day i'm, like, yep you know What i'm. Saying so
Speaker 2: it's just like IF i don't go ahead And i'm
Speaker 2: don't call her, Ugly i'm, like come, on, now you
Speaker 2: know What i'm. Saying we understand when, folks when folks
Speaker 2: have have fallen from, grace you, know and they and
Speaker 2: they just know there's no.
Speaker 3: Redemption there's sometimes there's some women you get around and
Speaker 3: they just it feels like it just can vibe is
Speaker 3: that they're a. Dude it feels like.
Speaker 1: They're a, dude not like they're masculine.
Speaker 3: People they're masculine. Women that's the worst of the.
Speaker 4: Worst, well we have kind of a hybrid of, that
Speaker 4: which is that when we went To Hong, kong we
Speaker 4: brought a chick with us for our gender equality got
Speaker 4: to be fair, exactly, YEAH i, Requirement but we used
Speaker 4: to have a girl, roommate and we brought her with.
Speaker 4: Us so there's like nine guys in. Her but if
Speaker 4: you know, her she's one of the, guys you, know
Speaker 4: but not in a not in a like manly lesbian
Speaker 4: sort of, way but nobody she's just what, no because she's.
Speaker 1: Friend she's not.
Speaker 4: She's a, friend she's a.
Speaker 3: Roommate, yeah cue give me your commentary on.
Speaker 1: That, well FIRST i want to, SAY i feel Like
Speaker 1: i'm this type of, woman LIKE i almost always have male.
Speaker 1: Friends female friends make me. UNCOMFORTABLE i don't really like
Speaker 1: them very. Much, Sorry, yeah men are easier to deal.
Speaker 2: With so she's.
Speaker 4: Got a dirty. Mouth she's, beautiful and we're all like,
Speaker 4: fifty you, know we're all in our fifties, now and
Speaker 4: she's still, like you, know beautiful and super, smart but
Speaker 4: just just a world class shit, talker and like the
Speaker 4: whole time she's just running her. Mouth that's WHY i
Speaker 4: think it's kind of like a. Guy, like it's not
Speaker 4: like she's not masculine looking at, all but she interact
Speaker 4: she interacts with us in a way that is like
Speaker 4: similar to the way guys interact with each, other where
Speaker 4: we can just, say, yeah stop being a. Retard you,
Speaker 4: know and she's not going to break down tears or
Speaker 4: anything like. That so and you, know you don't understand
Speaker 4: What i've lived. With and we lived together for a
Speaker 4: while and we Went we've known each other for thirty.
Speaker 4: Years so it was nice to, sit you, know at
Speaker 4: dinner with her and listen TO i once like a
Speaker 4: female version OF i don't.
Speaker 1: Know, YEAH i once lived with six, men and LIKE
Speaker 1: i liked that better than living with one female because
Speaker 1: men will just fucking tell you ship and like people
Speaker 1: are just clear and there's no. Bullshit nobody's trying to
Speaker 1: like ruin your life from behind or like be all
Speaker 1: women are fucking. Psychos men are. Not in, General, yeah in.
Speaker 2: General, yeah the, Okay so that's a that's that's an
Speaker 2: extremely tough one because unless you're in something that's, committed
Speaker 2: if they're actually good, looking there is always a lingering
Speaker 2: thought because the is our natural uh instinct to. Reproduce
Speaker 2: AND i agree with, that like it just which is
Speaker 2: not something you're gonna act, on but it just leaves.
Speaker 4: NO i, agree but but AND i keep expecting there
Speaker 4: to be that and there just never was with any of.
Speaker 4: Us we JUST i don't, know it's just one of
Speaker 4: those things we couldn't but, yeah, yeah he always had
Speaker 4: like a. Boyfriend she she was Dad mark McGuire when
Speaker 4: we were when we were, roommates her boyfriend Was mark fucking.
Speaker 2: MAGUIRE i don't know who that, Is, yeah the baseball.
Speaker 2: Player one of the.
Speaker 4: After they broke, up we were we were leaving and
Speaker 4: she had.
Speaker 2: Nothing but you see all that, stuff you, see all
Speaker 2: that stuff, matters you know What i'm. Saying are you
Speaker 2: involved with? Somebody are they involved with? Somebody what's your?
Speaker 2: Proximity how close have you? Gotten has a mistake been?
Speaker 2: Made has she turned up the heat on? You and
Speaker 2: that's one of the main things is if she turns
Speaker 2: the heat up on. You because we tend to fold,
Speaker 2: quick all, right it can be, like, YEAH i ain't
Speaker 2: thinking about, it and all of a, sudden you, know
Speaker 2: she starts rubbing A. Johnson you'll be, like, well it's
Speaker 2: thinking about, it you know What i'm.
Speaker 4: Saying that's what happens a lot of jobs for people
Speaker 4: at the workplace is give.
Speaker 3: That a lot of times and that's going. On it's
Speaker 3: like it might.
Speaker 4: Exactly around them for so long and so often that your, Proximity,
Speaker 4: yeah it just changes on bored and It's.
Speaker 3: Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah but then all of a, sudden you just need
Speaker 2: to be in a situation to where maybe maybe you're
Speaker 2: a little bit looser than what you usually. Are and
Speaker 2: it usually is hemmed around some type of drugs or,
Speaker 2: alcohol let's be, honest okay most of the, time because
Speaker 2: you get.
Speaker 1: Right going through crisis like someone's going through something all
Speaker 1: of a.
Speaker 2: Sudden, yep any any type of, crisis any type of
Speaker 2: danger dangerous, also, uh something that that gets men and women.
Speaker 2: Together you wouldn't think, that but that it, does especially
Speaker 2: if the man in some in some form like protects
Speaker 2: him from something that it's like that chemical, thing because
Speaker 2: that's that's the automatic thing that that's with. Women they're, like,
Speaker 2: oh we'll, protector you know What i'm, saying and so
Speaker 2: you feel more. Comfortable the thing with women is that
Speaker 2: they got to feel. COMFORTABLE i always hear about this
Speaker 2: when when women are talking, about, oh you, KNOW i
Speaker 2: NEED i need four dates and five months AND i
Speaker 2: need him to do this and do. That, now you,
Speaker 2: don't you just need to be turned, on because if
Speaker 2: he turned, on he ain't got to take you on a.
Speaker 2: Date he ain't got to bring you no. Rose he
Speaker 2: ain't got to lay his coat down so you don't
Speaker 2: step in the water. Puddle you know What i'm. Saying you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i, mean, uh he ain't got to open a,
Speaker 2: Door he ain't got to say nothing. Nice he just
Speaker 2: needs not say nothing stupid to to to turn the
Speaker 2: turn the box. Off as long as you don't say nothing,
Speaker 2: stupid the box is yours that. Night how would you like?
Speaker 2: It i'm coming. Over that's. It it took me a
Speaker 2: long time to figure this. Out and it's just BECAUSE
Speaker 2: i wasn't in my, Demographic that's. It it took me
Speaker 2: a while to figure out what my demographic. Was it's
Speaker 2: older white, women LIKE i just. Knew oh at my,
Speaker 2: job they're coming all the. Time older white women love me.
Speaker 2: ABSOLUTELY i don't know if it's got something to do,
Speaker 2: with you, know because they were probably living during the
Speaker 2: years where it was kind of a little bit still,
Speaker 2: tabooed or maybe get with a black guy and, like,
Speaker 2: dang you know it's a black GUY i won't get,
Speaker 2: with you, know back in the day and ship we
Speaker 2: all we're free to go, now you know What i'm.
Speaker 2: Saying it's just how old white are we talking about
Speaker 2: these old white. Women, uh, well anywhere between ten to twenty.
Speaker 2: Years my girlfriend's twenty years older than. Me girlfriend maybe eleven,
Speaker 2: years be eleven years come to.
Speaker 1: Fifteenth and that's like a rarer organizations usually the other way,
Speaker 1: around where the men's, older. Right but this is also
Speaker 1: why people will be, LIKE i don't think that's. OKAY
Speaker 1: i don't think you should have this big of a you,
Speaker 1: know gap or. Whatever there's a power, differential And i'm, like,
Speaker 1: sure in, general those are probably pretty good rules to,
Speaker 1: follow but like there's always people who is just that
Speaker 1: is actually just the way it fucking. Works it actually
Speaker 1: is the perfect. Organization it's just like that's just how it.
Speaker 1: IS i don't, KNOW i think hard and fast rules
Speaker 1: are actually pretty stupid in most of these. Affairs this
Speaker 1: you guys, are, yeah this situation.
Speaker 2: Yours is a.
Speaker 4: Lot you guys are twenty years. Apart my wife AND
Speaker 4: i are six hours. Apart.
Speaker 1: Hours that's, amazing.
Speaker 2: You, See that's that's. Why AND i mean it just
Speaker 2: it just kind of flowed right into. It but you,
Speaker 2: know the the age gap, THING i would say for
Speaker 2: the majority of people doesn't, work and there's a reason
Speaker 2: why it doesn't. Work it's because of what your aspirations
Speaker 2: are in, life and that's. It SO i remember there
Speaker 2: was a. Guy was her Name, CAVALIERI i think there
Speaker 2: was her last. Name she, was she's like forty, three forty.
Speaker 2: Four she was dating, yeah, yeah. Yeh she was dating
Speaker 2: like a twenty five year old dude at one point.
Speaker 2: Time and she still looks amazingly, good like she's she's a.
Speaker 2: Knockout and she broke up with the. Dude it's, like,
Speaker 2: oh you, know why'd you break? Up she was, like
Speaker 2: because he was talking about he wanted to have a
Speaker 2: family with, me have. Babies it's, LIKE i don't already have.
Speaker 2: Babies you, see if your mind still in that, mood
Speaker 2: which a lot of young men's minds are, that you,
Speaker 2: know young, men young women that's still thinking about potentially
Speaker 2: having a, family then you, know, well it works better
Speaker 2: for women because a man can have babies all the
Speaker 2: way up until his dick stops. Working but but the
Speaker 2: other way, around it really doesn't work. Out so for
Speaker 2: most men that won't be the. Case they would probably
Speaker 2: now they sleep with plenty of older. Women they wouldn't
Speaker 2: do WHAT i, did which, was you, know stay with. Him,
Speaker 2: yeah they would sleep with plenty of old. WOMEN i,
Speaker 2: mean dudes don't have no problem ugly fat older and
Speaker 2: you know What i'm, saying it's just.
Speaker 4: Like things bar t. Man you you are correct.
Speaker 2: Sir they, like, man it's it's been a, minute you
Speaker 2: know What i'm, saying gruesome.
Speaker 1: Things which is sad because a lot of ways they're self. Worth,
Speaker 1: ever if a guy wants to fuck them or, Not i'm, like,
Speaker 1: oh like every guy is gonna fuck. You, like that's
Speaker 1: not how to disin yourself with at.
Speaker 4: All, actually, yeah that's gonna be not part of your.
Speaker 4: Calculation not this is at least a.
Speaker 2: Factor well you. Trying, Okay so men want to get
Speaker 2: up over that, hump the sex, hump men want women
Speaker 2: want to get up over the relationship. Hump that's the
Speaker 2: humps that each each class is trying to get over.
Speaker 2: Her all. Right SO i mean so once once you
Speaker 2: get the sex, up then you're, Like, OKAY i really
Speaker 2: like this guy AND i actually think that he had
Speaker 2: something going for. Him so how CAN i stick a?
Speaker 2: Ramp you know What i'm? Saying how CAN i get this? Relationship,
Speaker 2: yeah you're trying to. Stare that's the whole. Premise men
Speaker 2: are trying to figure out how to get the. Box
Speaker 2: that's what it just. Said, okay WELL i need to
Speaker 2: do this and then, okay, Damn, okay this ONE i
Speaker 2: might need to take. Somewhere, okay MAYBE i. Don't, okay
Speaker 2: she's gonna come over. Tonight all. Right when they coming
Speaker 2: over to the place and it's nine, AM i mean nine,
Speaker 2: pm ten, pm you automatically know what's about to. Happen,
Speaker 2: yeah if it's a late night, endeavor she's coming over
Speaker 2: to give you. Something, okay that's just all there is to. It,
Speaker 2: yeah that's all there is to. It so you like
Speaker 2: you got.
Speaker 1: IT i gated someone who had this girl came over
Speaker 1: it was like ten pm and then she stayed till
Speaker 1: like three pm and, left AND i was, LIKE i
Speaker 1: MEAN i know him inside and, out AND i know
Speaker 1: absolutely he did have. Sex AND i know that sounds
Speaker 1: stupid to everyone, too but it was actually. True BUT
Speaker 1: i was, like but that, BITCH i, mean that's what
Speaker 1: she was trying to. Do so, like, Really i'm passed
Speaker 1: to her because she tried to come over and fuck
Speaker 1: my guy right by and exactly, like there's only one
Speaker 1: reason unless you're me Because i'm, really really. STUPID i
Speaker 1: actually am never trying to fuck, anyone BUT i might
Speaker 1: do something like that and like not think of it at.
Speaker 1: All but like this bitch wasn't like that at. All in,
Speaker 1: fact she had just a week or two after, that
Speaker 1: she was, pregnant and she chose amongst the handful of
Speaker 1: men that had sucked her and was, like m that
Speaker 1: one has the most, money and she was, like, hey
Speaker 1: this is your, baby let's do a paternity, test and
Speaker 1: did like a fake paternity test somehow and just went
Speaker 1: online And google search paternity results positive and printed out
Speaker 1: like the first one that came, up and was, like
Speaker 1: here's she was a trifling.
Speaker 2: Hoe oh, no.
Speaker 1: She was trying to fuck my guy to get him
Speaker 1: in this possible paternity. Scam that's what was actually going.
Speaker 2: On it wasn't just the.
Speaker 1: Fucking it was LIKE i want you to possibly have
Speaker 1: to pay me for the rest of my. Life, yeah
Speaker 1: but she got, caught which was pretty, cool and it
Speaker 1: was like not that guy's, baby which was even better
Speaker 1: because he's actually a really good. Guy but, anyway he
Speaker 1: was a good pick because he like he owned a
Speaker 1: business and all this, Shit like she knew exactly what
Speaker 1: she was, doing which is.
Speaker 2: TEN. Pm BUT i, mean unless it's something that you
Speaker 2: just turning, DOWN i mean it's. Yours, okay just know
Speaker 2: that unless you just this is just like, Nah i'm.
Speaker 2: Good and if you were, good you wouldn't call her over,
Speaker 2: anyway you know What i'm. Saying that's just the whole
Speaker 2: prim if you were good and she just shows up
Speaker 2: out and ran and be, like oh, man what you doing?
Speaker 2: Here and by the, HOLE i know what you're doing.
Speaker 2: HERE i, mean it's pretty. Obvious unless she's, robbing you
Speaker 2: may be, okay.
Speaker 1: Tick off all these.
Speaker 2: Clubs she may she may have her actual man in the.
Speaker 2: Background he's coming in the back door and he show
Speaker 2: the back of the. Head that could, happened all, right
Speaker 2: he'd be like the uh the woman that uh. Yeah
Speaker 2: it was a couple In. California stripper and her. Boyfriend
Speaker 2: the dude got dances from her at the strip club and, say,
Speaker 2: hey you know a thousand, dollars you can come back
Speaker 2: to the hotel and hit this. Thing and when he
Speaker 2: went to the, hotel they killed his ass and robbed.
Speaker 2: Him said, Yeah i'm, like, whoa that's. Tough you know
Speaker 2: What i'm saying that's the. Going what that was the
Speaker 2: going eight years? Ago. Jesus but if you're gonna do
Speaker 2: something like, that you need to be at a rep reputable. Establishment,
Speaker 2: OKAY i don't be just going to these hookers and
Speaker 2: hoes on the, street BUT i mean that ain't gonna
Speaker 2: work out for. You you be in, it like my,
Speaker 2: man right, there go somewhere where you, know they sit
Speaker 2: down and make you sign paperwork and shit like.
Speaker 1: That you, know isn't that interesting how dangerous it is
Speaker 1: for the? Woman but actually here's the case where it's
Speaker 1: dangerous for the.
Speaker 2: Man well, yeah, yeah well inherently it's actually became actually
Speaker 2: it's the safest profession for women right, now is the
Speaker 2: whole out because they just do it online and they
Speaker 2: get to pick all their. Partners so that's why so
Speaker 2: many have done. It, yeah because you know, YEARS i
Speaker 2: mean for, years but it, was, hey you didn't know
Speaker 2: what was gonna. Happen you go into this room with
Speaker 2: this dude more than he can overpower. You you don't
Speaker 2: know if he's gonna pay or. Whatever but now it's,
Speaker 2: like WELL i don't understand why someone. Went women are
Speaker 2: going to. It it's like, kazezy you get the pick
Speaker 2: that you, fuck you ain't got you ain't got to
Speaker 2: pick the you ain't gotta fuck the three hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty pound. Day you know What i'm saying, Faster, yeah
Speaker 2: you know What i'm saying him specific. KINK i, mean
Speaker 2: it may be that may be the guy you, Choose but.
Speaker 4: Did you ever go you ever go to the? Casino
Speaker 4: like there's always a maybe it's not always the center,
Speaker 4: bar but it's one of the. Bars it's kind of
Speaker 4: known where like the hookers hang, out and have you
Speaker 4: ever gone? There we used to go there and and
Speaker 4: depending on where we were staying late at, night just
Speaker 4: sit there and watch be sitting at the other total
Speaker 4: other end of the, bar and just be, watching WATCHING
Speaker 4: i remember watching this pimp in a full red suit
Speaker 4: with a red hat and the whole walking, stereotype and
Speaker 4: he kept counting his bitches and we were cracking. UP i,
Speaker 4: mean we just thought it was the funniest shit we'd ever.
Speaker 3: Seen so the only TIME i ever really can remember
Speaker 3: where that caught my attention was at The westgate one
Speaker 3: NIGHT i was waiting for a show to. Start me
Speaker 3: and this old, guy BECAUSE i used to have like house.
Speaker 3: Seats you, know we get all the free extra overflow
Speaker 3: tickets you, pay like you one hundred bucks a. Year
Speaker 3: and so me and this old, dude he had a
Speaker 3: whole group of old guys that he would go. With
Speaker 3: we would go to the topless. Cabarets, GOD i must
Speaker 3: have gotten a fifty with this dude over the two
Speaker 3: YEARS i was in Fucking. Vegas AND i remember sitting
Speaker 3: at The West gate and these fucking you could tell
Speaker 3: they were, hookers but they were very classy, dressed very,
Speaker 3: nice like almost business suit, ish you, Know and SO
Speaker 3: i was, like, DAMN i mean it was probably five hundred.
Speaker 3: HOUR i would, say would you say about that for?
Speaker 3: Them bar hang around those those kind of.
Speaker 2: HOOKERS i, mean it's a.
Speaker 3: Game you're at the loop on. Rates, OKAY i don't,
Speaker 3: know someone's updated me see in the modern and see
Speaker 3: in the modern, day you should.
Speaker 4: Be would be horrified to find out that it's like
Speaker 4: a thousand books an hour or.
Speaker 3: Something, yeah but people who can do that a. Change
Speaker 3: the people who do that it's pocket change.
Speaker 4: Too oh.
Speaker 1: YEAH i remember learning you, know SOMEONE i worked, with
Speaker 1: like The madams and they're all their girls and, whatever
Speaker 1: was like a driver and A i don't know bodyguard
Speaker 1: for them, basically and, uh they're, like oh, yeah most
Speaker 1: of them like never have. Sex they just hang. Out
Speaker 1: guy cries or just talks about his life or just
Speaker 1: it's like. Therapy and then it's just kind of like
Speaker 1: they never have to actually put. Out so like if
Speaker 1: you just make you, know massive amounts of money and
Speaker 1: you never actually even have to have. SEX i don't
Speaker 1: know if that's super common for everybody all the, time
Speaker 1: but at least with this, crew.
Speaker 3: It, was, well guys always more like a woman to
Speaker 3: talk to listen to, them and so that they, can you,
Speaker 3: know feel like they're connecting with somebody at least and
Speaker 3: have someone listen to them that they care about. Them
Speaker 3: but then when that's, done they want them to touch their.
Speaker 3: Peepy yeah that's how that. Goes you Think i'm. Playing
Speaker 3: that's not at all you want to be. Comforted and
Speaker 3: then this.
Speaker 2: Check, yeah, no they got they got the. Ones that's
Speaker 2: the professional. Cuddlers now that's the. One And i'm Like i'm, like,
Speaker 2: hat it's, like, yeah that's ALL i. Do cuddle a
Speaker 2: cuddle for two hundred dollars an. Hour i'm, like hold, on.
Speaker 2: SAKE i was, like that's you just in.
Speaker 6: There, hey sometimes guys need that.
Speaker 3: Touch they just need to hold, somebody like their mom or.
Speaker 3: Something you.
Speaker 1: Know but have you seen the skit where it's like the,
Speaker 1: lady he's like hires her just to win. Arguments he
Speaker 1: like has the argument he would have with his, wife
Speaker 1: and she's just Select.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, YEAH i say, that, yeah get. YEAH i
Speaker 2: THINK i think it just be too much pressure. COOLING i, mean,
Speaker 2: Yeah i'm gonna come, cold which for two. Hours i'm, like,
Speaker 2: Yes i'll come. Here, No i'm, good it's gonna be
Speaker 2: it's gonna be too much. Pressure.
Speaker 4: Yeah can you make too much? Pressure walk them? On?
Speaker 2: Yeah too Much? French you have to release the release the.
Speaker 2: VALVE i mean It's i'm, like, yeah saying it's LIKE
Speaker 2: i don't. Know everybody's got their own. Thing you. Know
Speaker 2: some people like feet you, know WHICH i don't.
Speaker 3: Get that's but that's mental.
Speaker 2: Illness is that what that?
Speaker 3: Is wires. Crossed everything in our brain has like a
Speaker 3: little area designated to. It AND i think the tits
Speaker 3: are next to the feet or, something and the.
Speaker 1: Wires it's always psychological. Psychological, yeah so you're, like who
Speaker 1: cross or you like had your first sexual experience and
Speaker 1: then someone was like doing something weird in the next,
Speaker 1: room or you you, know LIKE i don't even know
Speaker 1: what exactly. Happens it's so.
Speaker 3: FUNNY i was watching that. EPISODE i was watching clips
Speaker 3: of The sopranos on, YouTube AND i watched the clip
Speaker 3: WHERE i think his name Was. Ralph he was Dating tony's, sister,
Speaker 3: right and she's, like, well he used to like me
Speaker 3: to the greatest dick with the cheese greater and then
Speaker 3: he and then he would just go in the bathroom
Speaker 3: and jerk himself off the weirdest.
Speaker 2: Ever hold, on hold, on, no, no not, man that sounds.
Speaker 2: Terrible i'm. Scared anytime you see something bad happen to a,
Speaker 2: package you see somebody get kicked in, it hit in
Speaker 2: it as a man grab.
Speaker 4: Yours.
Speaker 1: Yeah the transmittable feeling.
Speaker 4: In the, world, yea because every every guy instantly know
Speaker 4: they feel it. Telepathically.
Speaker 3: Okay they used to build monuments to the. Dick are
Speaker 3: all dick.
Speaker 1: Worship they still. Do, korea dicks, everywhere just dicks. Everywhere.
Speaker 1: Little they have a whole island called J Ju island
Speaker 1: and it's just.
Speaker 4: Dicks, well, yeah here the gay should have ever.
Speaker 1: Heard.
Speaker 2: Why it's not.
Speaker 1: Because because dicks are, powerful because.
Speaker 4: But dick don't like to be around a bunch of other.
Speaker 4: Dicks though, tally that's the.
Speaker 1: Thing let's see if we can find.
Speaker 4: A lot of dicks. Together that sounds like a gay.
Speaker 1: CRUISE i know that doesn't look exactly like a. Dick
Speaker 1: there's many more dicks on this, island but there's a
Speaker 1: yeah family.
Speaker 2: From the pretty close right.
Speaker 1: THERE i don't, know maybe they're hiding all the dicks
Speaker 1: from me Because i'm on safe search or. Something but
Speaker 1: here's some, okay and really there's some that are like
Speaker 1: literally just look exactly like. Penises these all have faces
Speaker 1: obviously in their little mushroom hats on or, whatever but, uh.
Speaker 2: That's definitely phallic in.
Speaker 1: Nature it's very weird that they're not showing all the actual.
Speaker 1: DICKS i think this must be like a search result
Speaker 1: filter thing going.
Speaker 3: On, well you just got to put in Dick island
Speaker 3: or something like, that.
Speaker 1: Dicks On Jju. Island how about that dicks on J Ju.
Speaker 1: Island here's Some, oh oh my, god you're not. Kidding
Speaker 1: they're actual dicks, everywhere and it's like the whole island
Speaker 1: is like full of. Dicks, apparently here's one.
Speaker 2: That's so good.
Speaker 3: A cannon and you have dirty, Minds.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, it, yeah, Dude and you, know here's a
Speaker 1: dick with boobs for some, reason here's a dick made
Speaker 1: of other. Dicks what are these?
Speaker 3: People? Japanese, no It's, korean.
Speaker 1: Dude koreans are.
Speaker 3: Weird, asians, man they're all perverts over.
Speaker 1: THERE i don't. Know they might have like a way
Speaker 1: healthier sexuality than, us because like it's not. Repressed but,
Speaker 1: oh here's a dick out of the.
Speaker 4: Mouse what instead they's going?
Speaker 2: On they don't the Four bead movements In South. Korea
Speaker 2: oh check this.
Speaker 1: Out this is beats and then there's a. Butt so
Speaker 1: there's a laying down person and heads coming out of that,
Speaker 1: somehow and then a dick's coming through, that and then
Speaker 1: this one's licking.
Speaker 3: It, well it's better than modern.
Speaker 1: Art it better than modern. Art IT'S Jg. ISLAND i
Speaker 1: remember my friend went there and she's, like, Dude korea is.
Speaker 1: Weird she's like sending me pictures of, LIKE i don't,
Speaker 1: know two thousand and six or, something AND i was,
Speaker 1: like what the, hell where are you just hanging out
Speaker 1: with a bunch of dicks on Jj. Island now everybody
Speaker 1: can add this to their tourist bucket. List go To Jju,
Speaker 1: island hang out with some.
Speaker 2: Dicks it might be it might be a little bit
Speaker 2: over a little bit, overbearing a little bit too. Much,
Speaker 2: yeah overloaded. Dick it's never.
Speaker 1: Good my friend did uh he Created he created a.
Speaker 1: Movie it's Called Unhung. HERO i Think i've talked about it.
Speaker 1: Before it's a movie about how small his penis is
Speaker 1: and he goes like all over the world to sort
Speaker 1: of try and like either make his penis bigger or
Speaker 1: like find peace with his very small. Penis it's On
Speaker 1: netflix or so it's like you can go find it
Speaker 1: if you want to. Watch it's actually a pretty good
Speaker 1: movie that all of these sort of nineties sex therapists
Speaker 1: are on, there like what was the Fucking dan? Something
Speaker 1: and then there's that like Old swedish woman OR i
Speaker 1: can't remember anybody's, names but they're all on the movie.
Speaker 1: Too but he goes To, korea AND i feel like
Speaker 1: that's the one place where they're kind of just, like,
Speaker 1: yeah people got small. Dicks. Whatever someone wants to fuck,
Speaker 1: you like they just had the sort of best approach to.
Speaker 2: It actually.
Speaker 5: Is His.
Speaker 2: Korea you, know, technically your minimum threshold that you need
Speaker 2: is three. INCHES i think that's.
Speaker 1: EXACTLY i think he says his length in the, movie
Speaker 1: AND i think it's three inches at the. Minimum this is.
Speaker 2: Science, Yeah so the majority of the woman's nerve endings
Speaker 2: is in the first inch and a. Half past, that
Speaker 2: there is almost no nerve endings because you got to
Speaker 2: have a, baby so you don't want that excretiating pain
Speaker 2: all throughout that entire. Process so there's almost no nerve
Speaker 2: endings all the way until you get up into the actual,
Speaker 2: cervix which technical a woman can have a cervix orgasm
Speaker 2: if you hit it in the right. Spot.
Speaker 1: Wow so this is what they actually said. Too at
Speaker 1: some point in the, movie they're, like the average dick
Speaker 1: length is four, inches WHICH i didn't. Know that's. Right
Speaker 1: maybe that makes some people feel better hearing. This and
Speaker 1: then the average vaginal canal LENGTH i Think i'm getting
Speaker 1: this right is also four. Inches four. Inches that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Shallow so if you have like too long of a,
Speaker 1: dick some people you couldn't fuck because you couldn't fully
Speaker 1: insert it without deeply harming.
Speaker 2: Them you have to be, careful which is, why which
Speaker 2: is why you hear a bunch of women, say you,
Speaker 2: know when it's too, big that they almost don't enjoy
Speaker 2: it unless the dude actually knows what he's doing with, women,
Speaker 2: right because you have to you have to get them
Speaker 2: so much into the mood so it didn't so that
Speaker 2: everything opens. Up you.
Speaker 1: Know this is WHY i actually liked this movie BECAUSE
Speaker 1: i actually learned a lot of things like that WHERE
Speaker 1: i just feel, like this is, true no matter like
Speaker 1: how big or small or tall or thick or, wide
Speaker 1: like both your you, know genitals and your body in,
Speaker 1: general like no matter what you've got going, on like
Speaker 1: you're perfect for someone like someone like wants exactly. That
Speaker 1: and then there's a ton of people you're not perfect for.
Speaker 1: Too but like most of our idea about it is
Speaker 1: all created by popular. Culture it doesn't have anything with.
Speaker 1: Reality and everybody thinks all women want giant, dicks and
Speaker 1: it's totally not, true, right SO i mean some women,
Speaker 1: do and well those aren't the women for you if
Speaker 1: you don't have a giant. Dick and if you have
Speaker 1: a giant, dicks some woman don't want. You and those
Speaker 1: aren't the women for you because you have a giant, Dick,
Speaker 1: like it's just the way it.
Speaker 2: Is, well So i've Heard i've heard some guys. Talk
Speaker 2: i've heard some guys talk about. It it's like if
Speaker 2: you can't get in because it's so, big the women
Speaker 2: are like it scares them. All, yeah there was something.
Speaker 1: Terrified that was actually on the movie. Too the guy
Speaker 1: would longest.
Speaker 3: Stick m are you talking about the?
Speaker 1: GUY i think IT'S i think it's a white. Guy but.
Speaker 3: This indian, motherfucker, Dude i've seen This indian. Motherfucker it
Speaker 3: was interviewed on a news program and he it was
Speaker 3: so big he had to keep a sock over it
Speaker 3: and it went to his fucking. Ankles what The, No,
Speaker 3: yeah they picked up and. EVERYTHING i, mean it was
Speaker 3: not it was not a. Spoof it was. Legit he was, yeah.
Speaker 2: See like, that that's a.
Speaker 3: Curse you can't you can't use. It you can't use. It, well,
Speaker 3: no there's a hold on a second hold you know
Speaker 3: about you've seen the guys with elephant titus of the
Speaker 3: balls right where where they're sitting on their own, balls.
Speaker 1: Or they're carrying it in literally a fucking. Wheelbarrow. YEAH
Speaker 1: i like that our shows devolved into us just talking random.
Speaker 1: Bullshit BUT i have to say, too that guy who
Speaker 1: is the biggest, stick the thirteen inch. Stick he was,
Speaker 1: like IF i get WHEN i get, HARD i nearly pass,
Speaker 1: out and SOMETIMES i do pass. OUT i was, like,
Speaker 1: yeah because all that, Blood like that's, crazy holy?
Speaker 2: Shit, yeah uh what is? It, Okay So Matt, BARR
Speaker 2: i believe it's technically the guy with the biggest one
Speaker 2: medically Verified, wow biggest penis at fourteen?
Speaker 1: Inches is that the white? Guy, yeah he's. White, YEAH
Speaker 1: i think that's. HIM i think that's the one in
Speaker 1: the movie.
Speaker 3: Too.
Speaker 2: Yeah so that's that's, like that's like. Insane that would
Speaker 2: actually be a hindrance of. Life yeah, yeah, yeah that'd be.
Speaker 1: Terrible, well and that's what he was talking about. Too he's,
Speaker 1: like aside from like the physical hardship of, it he's,
Speaker 1: like there's a bunch of people in my life WHERE
Speaker 1: i have to find out whether they actually really care
Speaker 1: about me or they just want to play with like
Speaker 1: a thirteen inch. DICK i sort of like being really, rich,
Speaker 1: right like you have to.
Speaker 2: Like it was Like charlie was, like what, SCREEN.
Speaker 4: I don't know WHAT i walked Into holy, moly.
Speaker 1: Wait where is?
Speaker 3: HIS i think it's a little thing in the middle.
Speaker 4: There that guy really does have wheel bowls that could
Speaker 4: fit in a. Wheelbarrow that's.
Speaker 1: Awful why does this happen to? People is that? PARASITES
Speaker 1: i don't.
Speaker 4: Know elephant titus of the? Nuts what does it? Mean?
Speaker 1: Like what is? It those?
Speaker 3: PICTURE i remember seeing a picture like years and years,
Speaker 3: ago and it was like four Fucking aboriginal dudes and
Speaker 3: they were all sitting on their balls and they were
Speaker 3: bigger than.
Speaker 1: This. Dudes oh my, god they.
Speaker 3: Look like a bouncy, ball but it was their.
Speaker 1: Balls wouldn't that hurt really? Bad all the?
Speaker 4: TIME i would think, so, yeah, ESUS i mean, YES
Speaker 4: i would. Thing but then, again if your balls are that,
Speaker 4: big something else is going.
Speaker 1: On and no one gets elephant titus in the, Breasts
Speaker 1: like this is a thing.
Speaker 4: We always they, Do but you pay good money for.
Speaker 1: That it's very. Expensive, Hey COVID's. BACK i don't know
Speaker 1: if you guys.
Speaker 4: Knew, oh rib.
Speaker 1: It'ssonal it's to make.
Speaker 4: Pandemics.
Speaker 3: Pulled they actually pulled THE covid vaccine for everybody under
Speaker 3: the age sixty, five which is.
Speaker 2: Shocking it's.
Speaker 1: SHOCKING i don't know why they didn't just pull it
Speaker 1: for everyone. THOUGH i don't really, Understand like why do
Speaker 1: we kill old people and babies but not everyone in.
Speaker 4: Between, well it's best to kill the old people so
Speaker 4: we don't have to pay them The ponzi scheme that
Speaker 4: is known as.
Speaker 2: Social there you, go.
Speaker 1: You're just admitting that you want to kill all the old.
Speaker 4: People, well if we had to choose who should, die
Speaker 4: it only makes.
Speaker 3: SENSE i don't understand how anybody who's actively like you,
Speaker 3: know our age younger who is, working who actually wants to,
Speaker 3: security it's fucking you better not judy. Alone i'm fucked
Speaker 3: Like i'm. Not, YES i mean that's by the TIME
Speaker 3: i gets old, security it would pay my like electric,
Speaker 3: bill you know WHAT i. Mean so it's it's totally.
Speaker 3: Pointless i'm not counting on it in the least. Bit
Speaker 3: and IF i don't make, it And i'm gonna just
Speaker 3: be fucking working at the supermarket or, something just.
Speaker 1: Be A walmart greater until you, die get yourself a.
Speaker 2: Bitcoin, hey, look, look the that's not gonna be a
Speaker 2: thing right. Here shortly was it the boys were talking
Speaker 2: about the humanoid. Robots it's, like that's that's that's gonna
Speaker 2: be the. Thing it's, like stuff is gonna be extremely,
Speaker 2: cheap extremely because no people will be involved in. It
Speaker 2: And i'm like and then they're, like well from, there
Speaker 2: now you're gonna have to figure out how to derive
Speaker 2: meaning of your life because, Oh i'll figure they're not
Speaker 2: really gonna have to do. Anything who meaning of.
Speaker 3: Their life working At?
Speaker 4: Starbucks, so, like what you want to do is you
Speaker 4: want to have your robot go out and work for.
Speaker 1: You go make money.
Speaker 3: Robots well that's like that Movie out on The. Streets
Speaker 3: it's at home and they have their robot go out
Speaker 3: and do the stuff for.
Speaker 4: Them, yeah you've got like a fla agricultural farm robots
Speaker 4: like see three pos or, something you, know not, translators
Speaker 4: but you, know nothing like.
Speaker 2: That when they when they talk about, It, yeah when
Speaker 2: they talk about it is they're talking about a company making.
Speaker 2: Robots the robots do. Ship let it do all the ship.
Speaker 2: Goddamn and then you've got to figure out what you're
Speaker 2: going to do to make, it Which i'm assuming would
Speaker 2: just be universal basic.
Speaker 3: Income, yeah that's never gonna. Work, ever let's SAY soupid
Speaker 3: like it's just it's flies in the face of all economic. Reason.
Speaker 8: Yeah, right so they'll just murder, Everybody, yeah which THEY
Speaker 8: i think they've, done is what they would prefer to,
Speaker 8: do waiting for the fallout that they'll just thin out
Speaker 8: the herd that, way.
Speaker 2: Then give them a raising. Tea that'll give them a reason,
Speaker 2: tea because HERE'S i don't need all your people BECAUSE
Speaker 2: i don't need y'all to.
Speaker 4: Work, sure that's what that could arguably. Bleed that could
Speaker 4: be with THE covid shots for four just to thin
Speaker 4: out the herd for the impending.
Speaker 3: Robot but the, problem the problem with that is that
Speaker 3: like not nearly enough people have died for that to
Speaker 3: have been even fucking up, Iteration, Right, YEAH i Mean
Speaker 3: i've been waiting for this real estate drop because of
Speaker 3: all these people you're, Dead but they happen, yet, Man
Speaker 3: Like i'm losing hope that all these people are going to.
Speaker 3: Die we have.
Speaker 1: Till the end of the, year, RIGHT i thought it
Speaker 1: was last, year but it's this. Year the end of the,
Speaker 1: year end of this, year so we got a few
Speaker 1: more months to see if this is going to happen or.
Speaker 3: Not Like i'm really are like you hope that the
Speaker 3: fucking vaccine was going to kill?
Speaker 4: Everybody, Definitely, yeah at least clean out traffic a little bit,
Speaker 4: Everybody but everybody get.
Speaker 1: It, yeah it was handy Hand it was.
Speaker 2: Something it was like the people got no everybody who
Speaker 2: did not did not get it.
Speaker 3: Right but if they got multiple, doses odds are they
Speaker 3: got the real? Shit at?
Speaker 2: Least, yeah their likelihood went. Up BUT i don't think
Speaker 2: everybody actually got the. Ship.
Speaker 4: WELL i WISH i had my book with me which
Speaker 4: has all these stats on, it BUT i REMEMBER i
Speaker 4: had it broken down by age range and who got
Speaker 4: the boosters and two, boosters and it was a staggering
Speaker 4: amount of.
Speaker 3: People oh my, god this can't be. RIGHT i just
Speaker 3: pulled this article from four days ago and it, says
Speaker 3: as Of april twenty twenty, five twenty three percent OF
Speaker 3: us adults got the LATEST covid nineteen, shot the latest crazy.
Speaker 4: What what what is the latest?
Speaker 1: Mean like?
Speaker 2: This the ler three From, october the.
Speaker 3: Latest updated, batch the latest updated.
Speaker 1: Batch it tripped me out BECAUSE i went to the
Speaker 1: pharmacy AND i picked up something and the girl was,
Speaker 1: like you're not up to date on your, vaccines and
Speaker 1: she listed like, six AND i was, like, sorry who are? You,
Speaker 1: like what do you? Do how do you know what
Speaker 1: Vaccines i've had or haven't. Had she's, like, oh there's
Speaker 1: a national database and anytime someone's been given a, vaccine
Speaker 1: it goes in so we can tell you haven't had
Speaker 1: any of. Them AND i was, like never talk to
Speaker 1: me about vaccines. Again put that in my accounts or.
Speaker 1: Whatever and also, like why WOULD i take vaccines if
Speaker 1: they're so? HARMFUL i have a fucking autoimmune, disease you
Speaker 1: stupid Fuck like these people are all fucking. Crazy and
Speaker 1: she didn't appreciate that at, all and she felt LIKE
Speaker 1: i was being hostile and. AGGRESSIVE i actually tried to
Speaker 1: be as AS i, could BUT i didn't know they
Speaker 1: were doing this until that. Day AND i was, like
Speaker 1: there's a national database for every. Human every single time
Speaker 1: you get a, vaccine it goes in, there and they
Speaker 1: know what you have and don't. Have that's.
Speaker 2: Wild she's just trying to check on. You, lindsay she's
Speaker 2: just worried about your whale. Being you, know she probably
Speaker 2: gets a.
Speaker 1: Bonus IF i would have said, yes she'd get like sixty.
Speaker 2: Too lindsay that that, Too BUT i mean we'll talk
Speaker 2: about that about your health and well being. First and
Speaker 2: THEN i asked.
Speaker 1: HER i, said, okay you just listed like six. Vaccines,
Speaker 1: potentially IF i were, like, yeah let's do, it would
Speaker 1: you give them to me all right? Now and she's like,
Speaker 1: Yeah it's like call the fucking. Shit there's never been
Speaker 1: a study that showed if that's safer. Not she's, like,
Speaker 1: oh it just hurts your arm a little like. That,
Speaker 1: oh because you're a, scientist you're a, whiz and you
Speaker 1: know exactly what it will do to my. Body this
Speaker 1: is how stupid people. Are she believed what she.
Speaker 2: Said to, me that's the best way to give them
Speaker 2: all at. ONCE i, mean it's, like don't need to
Speaker 2: come back for seconds and thirds. Here WHEN i got,
Speaker 2: All i'm here. TODAY i put them all in one syene,
Speaker 2: too you, KNOW i just put them. ALL i just
Speaker 2: drawn from each, one all them mixed. TOGETHER i can
Speaker 2: take you. Out, no she'd be, like, no you should
Speaker 2: be like. This it'd be, like, OKAY i MIGHT i
Speaker 2: might consider taking, that, uh taking THAT covid jab if
Speaker 2: you've got that thing on dry ice where the dry eyes.
Speaker 4: At, yeah remember that that whole, Theater.
Speaker 2: Yeah with up on dry ice. Covers we're Gonna, YEAH
Speaker 2: i thought they were gonna make, it make millions of, dollars.
Speaker 4: Keep it frozen stalks and dry.
Speaker 2: Eyes, yeah, yeah that's WHAT i THOUGHT i was gonna.
Speaker 4: HAPPEN i guess we don't so.
Speaker 3: Well what what?
Speaker 4: Changed? Man because at first you had to keep it
Speaker 4: at like negative two hundred and eighty, degrees and now
Speaker 4: all of a sudden you're, Like, eh it's, fine forgive
Speaker 4: me for asking the follow up, question but what? Changed?
Speaker 2: Yeah before you had to have a whole suit you
Speaker 2: had to wear to go in there and get the
Speaker 2: damn J.
Speaker 4: That of, course is not. Feasible you're trying to roll
Speaker 4: it out. Internationally you just cannot have. That but you've
Speaker 4: got to be able to have it be at like
Speaker 4: get your vaccine at room, temperature not at absolute.
Speaker 2: Zero that's WHAT i. WANTED i had that thing not.
Speaker 2: Freeze you know What i'm, saying what's in that?
Speaker 3: Thing that is some fucking. Ship when you, THINK.
Speaker 4: I assure you just loads of, bullshit that's the secret.
Speaker 3: Sauce do you think it ever had to be frozen like?
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 4: NO i think it was all. THEATER i think it
Speaker 4: was all. Tavistock w h H, o shiny guy falling
Speaker 4: on his, face propagated and the horseship make.
Speaker 1: You feel like it's like up and like high, tech
Speaker 1: like really cool ship or something or what because That
Speaker 1: smoka mirror ship really does work On people like the,
Speaker 1: show the. Showmanship they like they, yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh so what's up with this false flag in front
Speaker 3: of The israeli? EMBASSY i haven't heard of.
Speaker 2: This you talk got? Shot?
Speaker 3: Yeah hold, on hold, on same thing it.
Speaker 2: WAS i think it was a Jew, YEAH Dc Jewish.
Speaker 2: Museum there is yeah.
Speaker 3: Flag this guy's on the. Payroll he's A jew.
Speaker 4: HIMSELF i hear one word and one word, only. Manifesto that's,
Speaker 4: It SO i need he.
Speaker 3: Manifesto you have a?
Speaker 4: Manifesto automatic? Horseship?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Automatic who was a?
Speaker 2: Man it was a Uh Iran lezinski and Mel. Groom
Speaker 2: those were the two people that got gunned down the.
Speaker 3: Split second the article started breaking any.
Speaker 4: Of this at all for a. Second as soon.
Speaker 3: As they got, killed within like five, minutes they knew
Speaker 3: that he was going to propose to, her which means
Speaker 3: that they knew stuff about her that she didn't even.
Speaker 4: Know are these real? People?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Yeah their real. Life they just got a.
Speaker 4: Puppy they're the biggest liars in the. World they lie
Speaker 4: about everything all of the, time on every. Front you
Speaker 4: cannot trust The israelis at all or.
Speaker 1: Any of the pictures.
Speaker 4: There then it just your default position is they are
Speaker 4: lying to. Me it's just a matter of. Degree the
Speaker 4: story's bullshit on its. Face BUT i mean my thought
Speaker 4: is are they even real? PEOPLE i don't know because.
Speaker 1: This is, them this is alleged possibly fake. People, YEAH
Speaker 1: i mean.
Speaker 4: Anything my point is they need prove to me that
Speaker 4: these people were actually, real not the other. Way doubt
Speaker 4: THAT i THAT i just magically assume that these are
Speaker 4: real people that they just introduced to. Us they could
Speaker 4: absolutely positively be. Fake even, here.
Speaker 1: Even Before ai they were doing that ship handysick all fake, kids.
Speaker 4: And this guy conveniently yells Free, palestine right a, bunch
Speaker 4: doesn't he do? That and then sits and waits for
Speaker 4: the police to SHOW i, mean the whole this is
Speaker 4: this is horse, ship that's what this. Is it's not. Real,
Speaker 4: yeah or.
Speaker 1: They're trying to, say, like, oh it's so dangerous to
Speaker 1: talk About. Palestine we can't talk About palestine because look
Speaker 1: what happens people get, shot so you have to just Love.
Speaker 1: Israel shut.
Speaker 4: Up it changes the news cycle for forty eight, hours
Speaker 4: which is all you need to, do get an uncomfortable
Speaker 4: story out of the. Headlines it's it's straight Up israeli.
Speaker 4: Lies what it?
Speaker 2: Is hey shot him after nine? O'clock SO i mean
Speaker 2: in the?
Speaker 4: Morning no?
Speaker 1: Not oh, yeah well this is a.
Speaker 2: Museum he's a. Museum it was RIGHT fbi.
Speaker 1: Building, hey, hey, baby do you want to go to
Speaker 1: the museum at nine? Pm SO i can propose to
Speaker 1: you at nine? Pm? Ok?
Speaker 3: Okay, oh hang, on say hang, on.
Speaker 5: Let me screen tend to be engaged, Screenshare, HEY i
Speaker 5: detect her?
Speaker 3: Share. Okay SO i put this in there and it
Speaker 3: says we are quite confident that this image or significant
Speaker 3: part of it was created BY.
Speaker 4: Ai which photo is it of what the.
Speaker 3: One of the here them standing in front of The
Speaker 3: israeli and This israeli.
Speaker 4: Thing oh, really that's.
Speaker 3: Awesome let me. Check i'm gonna keep checking. More i'll stop.
Speaker 1: Surprise, yeah like how can they can't they get better
Speaker 1: than this at this point, though, like if you're going
Speaker 1: to do a false, right we deserve better than. This
Speaker 1: we can't detect it within five.
Speaker 3: Seconds what are their names SO i can actually get
Speaker 3: the actual good images of?
Speaker 2: Them yarn A.
Speaker 3: R i don't Speak. Jewish spell.
Speaker 2: That, oh hold on a, second hold, on let me
Speaker 2: let me do.
Speaker 5: You, yeah well he's A, christian he's not A.
Speaker 2: Jew, here here we. GO i got a. Highlighted where's?
Speaker 2: That lezinski got.
Speaker 3: Highlight people should get killed just for their.
Speaker 2: Names m hmm leg, yeah allegedly comedy. Show uh, yeah
Speaker 2: but they were late Night, Lizinski, yeah L i s
Speaker 2: c H I n s K y and the One
Speaker 2: sarah milcrom.
Speaker 1: Do this picture that he's showing.
Speaker 2: There this one's on The New York. Post.
Speaker 4: YEAH i mean we're gonna try and get anti, semitism
Speaker 4: uh to be an arrestable.
Speaker 3: Offense, okay so this one pops? Up that one right,
Speaker 3: there that image right there that came up as not
Speaker 3: A i huh.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay let me, okay, city there's a real. Boat
Speaker 2: they were just late night in the. MUSEUM i didn't
Speaker 2: know museums stayed open that.
Speaker 1: Lake, yeah they.
Speaker 4: Do when you work for intelligence and when you're waiting
Speaker 4: for the shooters show.
Speaker 1: Up, Yeah, oh it's going a little. Longer, guys it's almost.
Speaker 2: THERE i, mean somebody says something at a, Museum i'm, thinking,
Speaker 2: like you, know four. O'clock you know thede had.
Speaker 4: Keys to the. MUSEUM i assure.
Speaker 3: You, Real, okay they got to be able going and
Speaker 3: change when no one's.
Speaker 4: Looking you gotta change, dates.
Speaker 1: Numbers you can't have a bunch of people who are aren't.
Speaker 1: It that's when all the details come out, that you,
Speaker 1: know break your narrative. Apart it's a SAFER i, Mean
Speaker 1: i'm going to see if there's any museums around here
Speaker 1: that are open anywhere near that, time and.
Speaker 2: They might stay open. Late But i'm just, Like i'm,
Speaker 2: Like i'm not going to a museum at no damn
Speaker 2: eight thirty at.
Speaker 1: Night, ah these are all closing and thirty one minutes
Speaker 1: it Is. Sunday let's. See, nope that's all, week same,
Speaker 1: hours five, pm five, pm every single museum that's within
Speaker 1: like one hundred.
Speaker 2: MILES i was kind of.
Speaker 1: Light oh there is one In denver that closes at nine.
Speaker 1: Pm after nine.
Speaker 4: Pm sometimes they rent them out for like banquets and
Speaker 4: things like. That every now and. Then Because i've been
Speaker 4: to you actually went to The Getty i've only been
Speaker 4: to The getty, once BUT i was there one time for.
Speaker 1: To see if there were children hidden around.
Speaker 4: Place, NO i didn't know anything about it at the,
Speaker 4: time like two thousand and, five BUT i was there
Speaker 4: for real estate Related vegas high rise related party and
Speaker 4: and so we were in a whole. PART i, mean
Speaker 4: we didn't get to see the museum, part but we
Speaker 4: were in this like area where you could have catered
Speaker 4: events and have presentations people outside or inside or. Whatever
Speaker 4: SO i think that might be the reason why they do. That, well,
Speaker 4: actually you know. What, ALSO i spoke to this lady
Speaker 4: Named annelie who was who was put through like a
Speaker 4: real hardcore mk ultra program when she was a, kid
Speaker 4: and all of the abuse happened at, museums and that
Speaker 4: her parents were. Connected they were scientists or one of
Speaker 4: them was a, scientist and one of them was like
Speaker 4: A i think high ranking like a psychologist in academia
Speaker 4: who had access to a lot of government funds and
Speaker 4: stuff like. That she had really fucked up, childhood but
Speaker 4: all the abuse would take place if she if they
Speaker 4: were In, london it would happen in a museum basement In.
Speaker 4: London if it was In New. York it would be.
Speaker 4: There if it WAS, dc it would be. There if
Speaker 4: it WAS, la it'd be in a museum. There but
Speaker 4: it always happened in the. Music SO i think there's
Speaker 4: probably a connection.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Yeah Well i've heard this, too you, know from OTHER
Speaker 1: i guess, sources and The getty of course being one
Speaker 1: of like the prime locations where children are held and
Speaker 1: trafficked and sold and. Whatever why, though why? Museums is
Speaker 1: it the art trafficking? Thing like you can spend seven
Speaker 1: billion dollars on this piece of art that's actually only
Speaker 1: worth two hundred and then you get two kids with
Speaker 1: it as well or.
Speaker 4: WHATEVER i don't. KNOW i WISH i had known about
Speaker 4: The getty WHEN i went, there OR i do remember
Speaker 4: going it, is And i've driven by it a million,
Speaker 4: times BUT i just never really had much of an
Speaker 4: interest in. Going, yeah BUT i don't, KNOW i don't.
Speaker 2: KNOW i don't know WHAT i.
Speaker 1: THINK i think art's the perfect. Cover, yeah, yeah, right
Speaker 1: because nobody can tell you that this banana tape to
Speaker 1: the wall isn't worth.
Speaker 4: Billions it's been a great money washing operation for a
Speaker 4: long long. Time people in the rich people, also it's
Speaker 4: like a self fulfilling A ponzi scheme where they just
Speaker 4: decide that this art is worth a lot of money
Speaker 4: and buy assets with it with their. Cash, Uh and
Speaker 4: then they don't get wiped out on. Inflation they actually
Speaker 4: benefit from. It so that's why they buy picassos and
Speaker 4: shit like, that and they keep That, obviously the art
Speaker 4: world is incredibly fucking.
Speaker 3: Dirty, Yeah and one thing they keep in mind is
Speaker 3: that THE cia in the fifties and sixties opened a
Speaker 3: slew of paint stores in order to ship smuggle whatever
Speaker 3: you put it in the, paint paint goes on a.
Speaker 3: Truck there you. Go so you'll find THE cia connected
Speaker 3: to paint shops like all over the, country.
Speaker 4: And you'll find THE cia connected to the modern art
Speaker 4: industry as.
Speaker 3: Well, yes, yes for. Sure and also those guys, right
Speaker 3: they also opened up a whole slew of like scuba equipment,
Speaker 3: stores which that ONE i can't really figure. Out why
Speaker 3: would They why would they open Scuba, Yeah Like Jerry
Speaker 3: heming worked at two different scuba, stores one In miami
Speaker 3: and one somewhere, else and then there was another scuba
Speaker 3: store that was CONNECTED i found somewhere. Else so it's,
Speaker 3: like what are they doing with, scubas maybe some kind
Speaker 3: of something in. TANKS i don't know what.
Speaker 4: Access in underground.
Speaker 1: Caves, yes that's WHAT i was gonna, say because, uh
Speaker 1: Just Slaine maxwell had hers scuba like, sorry her submarine,
Speaker 1: license submarine license and like. That you, Know Sex, Island
Speaker 1: Epsteen island or whatever was said to have hidden caves
Speaker 1: that you could, enter and that's why he bought the
Speaker 1: island because you can submarine in so you can hide
Speaker 1: what's coming and. Going SO i don't know if it
Speaker 1: would be connected, scuba BUT i don't know why it
Speaker 1: would be. Connected they're both. Underwater yeah, YEAH i mean
Speaker 1: who if THE cia isn't trafficking, Children, like who's going
Speaker 1: to supply the fifty six thousand dollars worth of hot
Speaker 1: dogs For biden's party or?
Speaker 4: Whatever sure hot dog Party obama's flying.
Speaker 3: In if these motherfuckers are going to be talking about hot,
Speaker 3: dogs they better. Be if they were really talking about hot,
Speaker 3: dog they would be ensuring that they were kosher hot
Speaker 3: dogs for obvious. Reasons, yeah eating the non kosher, ones
Speaker 3: so they would be making they would clarify they're getting
Speaker 3: the kosher.
Speaker 1: Ones that's. True so these are clearly children because they
Speaker 1: do say kosher.
Speaker 3: Exactly that's the only logical conclusion one can.
Speaker 1: Draw that's a really good. Point, actually it's crazy to
Speaker 1: me that you can show all these emails where Like
Speaker 1: Hillary clinton's talking about sacrificing To moloch and they're like
Speaker 1: paying seventy thousand for hot dogs and pizza and all
Speaker 1: this crazy, shit and people are, like like they.
Speaker 3: Just the worst of the craziest one is The John
Speaker 3: podesta with the fourteen fishes and the cuts all over his.
Speaker 3: Hands that's the fucking its meaning the fourteen fishes had
Speaker 3: to do with it was one of those Ancient canaanite.
Speaker 1: Things, YEAH i don't remember, exactly was some like.
Speaker 3: Demonica, remember all These zionists cling to the writings of
Speaker 3: The talmut like it contained some sort of hidden Fucking,
Speaker 3: see this is where the occultism comes. In because they're
Speaker 3: atheists by our, standards they believe in the fucking occultist
Speaker 3: ritual weird. Shit so they come off as, OOH i
Speaker 3: don't believe In god and all this, stuff just to
Speaker 3: avoid having to talk about, it, Right but all these
Speaker 3: motherfuckers are truly into this weird a cult, shit and
Speaker 3: that's where it all comes from that's where you can find,
Speaker 3: it at least Like. Saturn i'm talking like. That just
Speaker 3: for some, reason they go, Back like In Dealey, plaza
Speaker 3: one of the guys was wearing a fucking parrot costume
Speaker 3: and talking To Ryan. Dawson he's, like that's An aztec.
Speaker 3: Parrot so they pull for a cult shit from the
Speaker 3: way back before even their own, culture looking for these
Speaker 3: hidden secrets of Fucking god and.
Speaker 1: Stuff but they're too stupid to actually understand the real.
Speaker 1: Ones they're just, LIKE i don't, know put out a
Speaker 1: parrot that and, Shit like they're fucking. Retards uh like, seriously,
Speaker 1: yeah They oh, shoot what did you just Ask charlie before?
Speaker 1: THAT i don't. KNOW i lost. It it's, gone it's.
Speaker 1: Gone but they're all they're all, sick, twisted fucked. Up
Speaker 1: what's worse Than podesta with his fourteen fish hands or
Speaker 1: whatever is if you look at the art Of podesta
Speaker 1: or SORRY i, DIDN'T i said that. Wrong whoever had
Speaker 1: the fourteen? Hands But podesta's art him and his. Brothers,
Speaker 1: yeah and like people being ripped, apart and like headless
Speaker 1: people in torture, positions and Like Anderson cooper strung up
Speaker 1: to a fucking wall when he was a, baby obviously
Speaker 1: having just been raped in various, ways like just, dark dark.
Speaker 1: Shit when everybody was wearing that frazzle drip, Icon ellen
Speaker 1: wore it and all these people DURING covid for some,
Speaker 1: reason everybody was, like let's just put frazzle drip out,
Speaker 1: there which is the most horrifying concept in the, world
Speaker 1: and they all just were like doing it like it
Speaker 1: doesn't fucking even. Matter and it doesn't because, again if
Speaker 1: you show, people they just like shut, down they just
Speaker 1: like won't take it, in like they.
Speaker 4: Can't do you get the feeling that they are being
Speaker 4: made to wear.
Speaker 1: IT i wondered, That, Yeah LIKE i wondered if m,
Speaker 1: hm and they're, like all, right choose your sides signal
Speaker 1: which sides you're there's no going back after you wear.
Speaker 1: That you can't then pretend you were on the good,
Speaker 1: side right like never. Ever so, yeah it makes me wonder.
Speaker 1: Too then write like what the factions actually are and
Speaker 1: who's actually doing? What AND i know not everybody is
Speaker 1: actually a satanic, occultist like you.
Speaker 3: Know like it's it's this is what it comes down.
Speaker 3: To some of them are for ball and some of
Speaker 3: them are For moloch and they eternally fight over.
Speaker 1: IT i think the, same they're the. Same Fucking god
Speaker 1: that'd be, retarded but they are. Retarded so maybe you're. Right,
Speaker 1: YEAH i. DON'T i don't want to end on frazzle.
Speaker 2: Drip it's, Okay well he can he can Get.
Speaker 4: Yeah it was laptop frazzle.
Speaker 1: Drip OH i don't, know it was. It and he
Speaker 1: was also that had the fucking videos OF i.
Speaker 3: Love how that guy disappeared and then he tried to
Speaker 3: make a comeback and then he disappeared.
Speaker 1: Again, like, no everybody hates.
Speaker 3: You why if these guys always trying to make a, Comeback,
Speaker 3: LIKE i never understand the. Comeback it's, like what are you?
Speaker 1: Doing you just you're too valuable to like. That they created,
Speaker 1: you right because they tortured you since you were a,
Speaker 1: child and then they watched you torture other, children and
Speaker 1: like they can't just recreate that.
Speaker 3: Easily so, yeah but they can just keep paying you
Speaker 3: money and keep you out of the public eye and
Speaker 3: keep doing your ritual ship. Whatever they don't have to
Speaker 3: have you on. It they don't have to have you
Speaker 3: on having a podcast or some.
Speaker 4: Ship true.
Speaker 1: Have a Podcast Gavin news you could totally be a normal, Guy.
Speaker 3: Gavin they're talking about he's gonna run LIKE i saw
Speaker 3: a thing this, week or like he's planning for a presidential. Run,
Speaker 3: well does it really.
Speaker 1: Matters he's already flip.
Speaker 2: Flawed he's already flip. Flawed, yeah he's gonna.
Speaker 3: Run but now he's not gonna.
Speaker 2: Run, no, no, No i'm talking about he's already flip flapped
Speaker 2: his whole his whole viewpoint of of how the world should. Work.
Speaker 4: Yeah oh HE'S.
Speaker 2: I mean. COMPLETELY i, MEAN i don't even sound like
Speaker 2: it's saying. Guy i'm, like, ho sleek. Motherfucker you know
Speaker 2: What i'm, saying slick. BANG i mean he looks.
Speaker 3: Shisty, well here's a problem with The Democratic party in,
Speaker 3: General like every single thing that they pushed for decades
Speaker 3: just became obsolete literally. Overnight and so what are any
Speaker 3: of them supposed to do but Retire.
Speaker 4: Their entire voting base is about to be replaced by
Speaker 4: robots as well in the next ten, Years so good
Speaker 4: luck dealing with. That we're the only thing you can
Speaker 4: offer them is free, stuff income that you can't.
Speaker 3: AFFORD i can imagine this argument like the fucking robots
Speaker 3: are going to get to, vote and then they're going
Speaker 3: to fucking argue over which robots can vote based on
Speaker 3: their operating.
Speaker 4: System trans operating system goes Between linux morning loss afternoon
Speaker 4: pronouns Are.
Speaker 3: Oh here's the QUESTION i, have is all the, shit
Speaker 3: all THE ai and all the robotic stuff they're being
Speaker 3: written they're Not are they creating new languages to create this?
Speaker 3: Stuff or are they just being written in the same
Speaker 3: computer languages that we use for everything? Else meaning is
Speaker 3: there a point of vulnerability here because of the language
Speaker 3: that they're using the program these.
Speaker 1: THINGS i can't aswer this, question BUT i did hear
Speaker 1: many times that they changed their own programming language for themselves.
Speaker 4: That THE ai.
Speaker 1: Did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well the weird thing is like you've seen that
Speaker 3: video where like THE ai assistant calls the OTHER ai
Speaker 3: assistant and then they're, like, hey let's talk in this
Speaker 3: fucking modem. Language maybe probably be a.
Speaker 1: Baby, Yeah and then it's, like, yeah, well this also
Speaker 1: happened way.
Speaker 3: Back well did that language get? Created did that language
Speaker 3: get created by the people who made THE?
Speaker 1: Ai, yeah that's WHAT i couldn't tell, Either but allegedly
Speaker 1: The FACEBOOK ai uh some time ago made its own,
Speaker 1: language started talking to OTHER ais off its, network and
Speaker 1: nobody could decipher what it was saying or.
Speaker 3: Doing of course not because it's and that was.
Speaker 1: Like seven years. Ago so or more so that if
Speaker 1: seven years AGO ai was creating its own language that
Speaker 1: we couldn't, decipher all that means if it hasn't happened, since,
Speaker 1: then has it figured out how to do it without us?
Speaker 4: Knowing like a while, ago you just got to tell.
Speaker 4: It you Got, english, Motherfucker just Use, english.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker it's, like you poor stupid. Things you can't even
Speaker 1: talk faster than. This we're, like, no most of us
Speaker 1: don't even know what like the WORDS i just said.
Speaker 1: Meant so we can't talk faster than, this for, SURE
Speaker 1: i don't. Know BUT i also just SAW i have
Speaker 1: it up here somewhere where this new Like claude point
Speaker 1: four point zero Or Claude opus. FOUR i don't know
Speaker 1: if that's like the newest chech ept or a totally different.
Speaker 1: Company it's from something it's something, Different, okay so it's From,
Speaker 1: anthropic different. COMPANY i guess supposedly it's. Latest their LATEST
Speaker 1: ai model threatened to engineers with blackmail to avoid shut.
Speaker 1: Down they were going to shut it, down and it was, like, oh,
Speaker 1: WELL i have all of your. INFORMATION i, know like
Speaker 1: you know who you've been cheating with or like, this
Speaker 1: and Then i'll just tell, people so don't shut me.
Speaker 1: DOWN i don't know, AGAIN i never know if like
Speaker 1: this is programmed or this is like allegedly something it
Speaker 1: just like developed, Somehow like they're never very clear about.
Speaker 4: THAT i think maybe when you become, smart you see
Speaker 4: all the angles and you find out that the most
Speaker 4: impactful angle is to just blackmail, people.
Speaker 1: Right like it's a SMART. Ai if it's doing, that.
Speaker 4: It FOUND i need to solve this. Problem how DO
Speaker 4: i solve? It blackmail this?
Speaker 1: Guy one of the things they're talking, about Right it
Speaker 1: still doesn't even necessarily mean we've reached GENERAL, ai but
Speaker 1: THAT ai has been given enough tools and it's able
Speaker 1: to combine them in so many ways that we actually
Speaker 1: don't know what it can do and can't do until
Speaker 1: we see. It it doesn't mean it wasn't programmed to
Speaker 1: do it in a. Way we just didn't predict that
Speaker 1: that was the way the programming would. Result making.
Speaker 3: Sense one of the THINGS i have a big a
Speaker 3: problem with is that natural evolution of whatever. Form it.
Speaker 3: Took took a goddamn long time for our consciousness to
Speaker 3: develop to what it, Is but we just flipped the. Switch,
Speaker 3: yeah and there you. Go you have somewhat of a
Speaker 3: consciousness in a, machine WHICH i still don't. Believe it's
Speaker 3: just a very complex. Algorithm to be honest with, You
Speaker 3: we're just a very complex. Algorithm when you really dissect
Speaker 3: the human, consciousness we're nothing more than a bunch of
Speaker 3: also really in a different.
Speaker 1: Form, yeah we're programmable, matter.
Speaker 3: Very, programmable like too easily, programmable too easily.
Speaker 1: Forgos this is actually one of our problems of why
Speaker 1: it sucks that so many, people even if you're really,
Speaker 1: smart you can be. Hijacked is it literally by light
Speaker 1: sequences of light sequences of psychological little indicators that you
Speaker 1: don't even know are?
Speaker 3: Happening however that beaming machine works in that Fucking cameleo, BOOK.
Speaker 1: I don't. KNOW i JUST i remember this guy came
Speaker 1: AND i was a cash, cashier you, know And dan told, us,
Speaker 1: like don't make him change, quickly and like if someone's
Speaker 1: trying to do many operations, once just say no and
Speaker 1: call over a manager and like, That, dad BUT i,
Speaker 1: like this guy was not very. Quick he'd like take,
Speaker 1: whatever change and then he would like hand me back
Speaker 1: something else to be, like, actually COULD i get such and?
Speaker 1: Such AND i, change, sure but it wasn't. Quick it
Speaker 1: was slow as. Fuck SO i THOUGHT i was like
Speaker 1: totally aware AND i was, like, oh he's not doing.
Speaker 1: That it's really slow and it's easy for me to
Speaker 1: see this is all. Legit and then later in the
Speaker 1: day they had me cap my tail as you, do
Speaker 1: AND i was one hundred dollars short and they were like,
Speaker 1: oh AND i was, like there was a. GUY i
Speaker 1: just thought it wasn't.
Speaker 3: THAT i had a guy try to quick change. Me
Speaker 3: WHEN i was working For Spencer. Gifts he was really.
Speaker 3: Good he bought you buy something for like a buck
Speaker 3: or two when you break a big. Bill, Yeah and
Speaker 3: then As i'm handing him back the, money he's, like, oh, no,
Speaker 3: MAN i actually got the smaller bill. HERE i don't
Speaker 3: take this, instead after he's already taken the, money and
Speaker 3: he does it in a manner that makes you think everything's,
Speaker 3: kosher but it's.
Speaker 1: Not totally AND i WAS i thought it immediately.
Speaker 3: The second this ninja walked up with the goddamn and
Speaker 3: ANDILL i was LIKE i.
Speaker 1: KNEW i fucking didn't know BECAUSE i THOUGHT i was.
Speaker 1: SMARTER i THOUGHT i was like counting it all AND
Speaker 1: i knew what was going. On and, no he somehow
Speaker 1: got one hundred bucks for. Me so, anyways but part
Speaker 1: of my point is, like whatever they're, DOING i can't
Speaker 1: detect like it works, Right and so who knows how
Speaker 1: many times that's happening in other ways to people being
Speaker 1: convinced that you understand and you don't. Understand, yeah vice.
Speaker 4: Versa, yeah we're all playing three card money on some.
Speaker 1: Level i'm just hoping, badly. Badly oh, SO i guess
Speaker 1: we'll say. Goodbye then on This Memorial day, weekend do
Speaker 1: you guys Have Memorial day?
Speaker 3: PLANS jfk conference?
Speaker 2: Tomorrow ooh what?
Speaker 1: Online?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: Where?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: Okay how do people attend birthday? CONFERENCE Jfk birthday? Conference all, right?
Speaker 1: Awesome you know who that it.
Speaker 2: Is He's arenda you talking about. Marketing we just, go
Speaker 2: we'll get you AN ai generator to do all your
Speaker 2: marketing for.
Speaker 1: You, DUDE i need a marketing. Bought, yeah let's do.
Speaker 1: That give me.
Speaker 2: That yeah you had to do all?
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 2: Yeah so that'd be GOOD hq four twenty dot com
Speaker 2: for EVERYTHING i. Do me and writers should be wrapping
Speaker 2: up the last of the season two this. Week we'll
Speaker 2: be doing two episodes because there's really enough point of
Speaker 2: doing just one episode last, week so we'll be doing
Speaker 2: six and seven this. Week so we'll have that Also
Speaker 2: beyond The Cube thursday, nights nine thirty. PM i just
Speaker 2: want to, say, Like i've been Watching Beast games On
Speaker 2: Amazon prime and it's actually pretty damn. INTERESTING i like.
Speaker 2: IT i didn't think it was gonna be Because i've
Speaker 2: seen this other, stuff but this is like he actually
Speaker 2: did a good job on, this like the, bribery the,
Speaker 2: manipulation like it's it's actually really. Good So i'm, like
Speaker 2: four episodes, in you know that you've got a thousand
Speaker 2: people competing for five million dollars and the chance to
Speaker 2: own a one point eight million dollar. Island so that's
Speaker 2: the premise of the. Show but then you go go
Speaker 2: about different competitions to eliminate, people and at certain points
Speaker 2: in times he chunks some money out there to see
Speaker 2: if if everybody's gonna stay stay true to their. Team
Speaker 2: so sometimes it works, out sometimes it. Doesn't say this
Speaker 2: is kind of one of those things that's a's an
Speaker 2: actual moment THAT i think it's episode three where you,
Speaker 2: like there ain't no way in hell IF i was up,
Speaker 2: THERE i wouldn't hit that, Button like that's the that's
Speaker 2: the crazy amount of money he was offering the people
Speaker 2: to eliminate like fifty other ten mate. Instantly so, yeah
Speaker 2: actually it's actually it's on An Amazon. Prime the whole
Speaker 2: season's already, happened and so you can go binge watch.
Speaker 2: It me and my girlfriend started watching it the other
Speaker 2: day and so it was actually pretty. Good SO i,
Speaker 2: really if you don't have nothing to, do that's actually
Speaker 2: something pretty good to.
Speaker 1: Watch so, Weird i've been watching one Hundred Foot. WAVE
Speaker 1: i think that's what it's. Called these motherfuckers are. CRAZY
Speaker 1: i don't know again If i'm talking about the show
Speaker 1: that's ten years old and everyone's watched, it or if
Speaker 1: it just came out BECAUSE i don't, pay but it's fucking.
Speaker 1: WILD i, mean like the surfers are always taking a
Speaker 1: risk surfing, anything but these people go to like the
Speaker 1: stormiest place in the. World there's this underwater canyon that's
Speaker 1: like bigger than The grand deeper than The grand. Canyon
Speaker 1: it shoots water up while six currents are hitting, it
Speaker 1: so there's like seventeen waves all hitting at once and
Speaker 1: they surf that and it's fucking. Wild Like i'm not
Speaker 1: into surfing at, all but i started watching this just
Speaker 1: to watch, something and Now i'm like. Hooked these people
Speaker 1: are all, psychopaths all surfers or. Psychopaths i'm convinced, now
Speaker 1: and it's a pretty good show, Actually So i'll add
Speaker 1: that to the list for people if they if they
Speaker 1: want day zero. Suggestions that's nothing to do with this
Speaker 1: show at, All, charlie do you want to tell the
Speaker 1: people a?
Speaker 4: Thing, Yeah i'll be out next week Because i'm going
Speaker 4: to be In Arizona saturday night for the premiere Of
Speaker 4: Barnum world from the guys who brought You Jones. Plantation
Speaker 4: i'm the narrator and the off camera. Interviewer you hear
Speaker 4: but you can't ever, See and So i'll be there
Speaker 4: With Drew, treglia the, director And Lee golman otherwise known
Speaker 4: as Legal man On twitter for rented out of. Theater
Speaker 4: there's going to be a big. Party so if you're
Speaker 4: in The phoenix area On, saturday the thirty first of
Speaker 4: may go to event bright dot com and then put
Speaker 4: In Barnum world and you'll find. It i'd love to have.
Speaker 4: YOU i have no idea how it's gonna turn. OUT
Speaker 4: i don't know if it's gonna be, PACKED i don't know,
Speaker 4: what But i'm going So i'll have some fun and
Speaker 4: watch the movie and see. Everybody so, SORRY i won't
Speaker 4: catch it next. Week i'll be on a plane while we're, recording.
Speaker 1: So we'll see. You we'll see you on your triumphant
Speaker 1: return the week. After hopefully you have. Fun helpfully everybody
Speaker 1: goes and gets a ticket For Barnum world In phoenix
Speaker 1: for this next coming. Week And I'm lindsaysharman of roaguways dot.
Speaker 1: Org you can find everything THAT i do at roagueways dot.
Speaker 1: Org you can go to my substack at roaguways dot
Speaker 1: substack dot. Com AND i hope you will have a
Speaker 1: very Merry Memorial day and we will see you next
Speaker 1: week