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Speaker 1: episode three point fifty seven. Today on the show, we're
Speaker 1: gonna start with a movie recommendation and our official Sandwich
Speaker 1: of Summer announcement. Then a door dasher does the unthinkable
Speaker 1: and cringe of the week. Then Seattle is becoming a
Speaker 1: trans sanctuary city. Will go over the details there, and last,
Speaker 1: but not least, in urban decay, Chicago had dozens of
Speaker 1: shootings this weekend. We're gonna tell you Mayor Johnson's stupid
Speaker 1: plan that won't fix anything.
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Speaker 4: Did everyone have a nice weekend?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Nice long weekend?
Speaker 4: Well yeah, everyone else but us.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm hoping for. We don't take any days off,
Speaker 1: as you guys know.
Speaker 2: But open you also like to pretend we filmed this
Speaker 2: in the morning, so you put me in a tough
Speaker 2: spot there to start the show. This is live right now,
Speaker 2: apologize to me and over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Richard and I saw a movie that we really recommend,
Speaker 1: and that's rare for us because all the movies now
Speaker 1: are like gay and stupid and movies that are remade. Unoriginal, Yeah, unoriginal.
Speaker 1: But we saw Obsession over the weekend and it was
Speaker 1: made by YouTubers and they only made it for a
Speaker 1: million dollars and I think they've made at this point
Speaker 1: probably close to one hundred million dollars. Yeah, and yeah,
Speaker 1: it was by a YouTuber and it was really really good.
Speaker 1: We really really liked it. You guys should go see it.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 2: Obsession. A horror movie is the genre, so if you
Speaker 2: don't like horror, you're out of luck. But yeah, it
Speaker 2: really I've rarely come out of a movie theater like,
Speaker 2: oh wow, what they just did to me? And it's
Speaker 2: important to go in with basically zero research and knowing
Speaker 2: nothing about it. So full endorsement from the show. Great movie, Yeah, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: We really liked it, and it did a lot better
Speaker 1: than this other movie, the Mandalorian, which is like a
Speaker 1: Star Wars remake.
Speaker 2: Can you read the headline please, Yeah, this is a
Speaker 2: new movie.
Speaker 4: And I actually didn't even hear about this, which is
Speaker 4: kind of rare.
Speaker 2: The Mandalorian and Grogu tanks at box office, with lowest
Speaker 2: Disney era Star Wars opening ever. Now, this was the
Speaker 2: first Star Wars theatrical release in seven years heading into
Speaker 2: Memorial Day weekend, and the movie earned a close to
Speaker 2: eighty to one hundred million over the holiday weekend. Which
Speaker 2: it's not a flop. It's just they're not getting the
Speaker 2: money printers like they used to with this poorly managed
Speaker 2: intellectual property, is what I would call it.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, And that's how I see it too, And
Speaker 1: I think movies like this are out and are going
Speaker 1: to continue to be out. It costs about two hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars to make that movie, and it's a new
Speaker 1: Star Wars with like trans people of color, and you
Speaker 1: have to watch the TV show to know what it's about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a lack of care that.
Speaker 2: And back in the day when they were printing new
Speaker 2: Star Wars movies, it was like, Okay, there's only six
Speaker 2: movies to compare to like in the past, or three
Speaker 2: when they started doing the new ones in the early
Speaker 2: two thousands.
Speaker 4: Now it's like there's too much to keep track of
Speaker 4: and they kind of.
Speaker 2: Change the lore and then a lesbian woman was in
Speaker 2: control for a while. So and then sometimes they just
Speaker 2: ignore the lore if something flopped and they go forget that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so's they're getting it's getting a little too complicated. And
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, some people like the comic
Speaker 2: book movies still, but I love this sort of indie
Speaker 2: film renaissance that might be happening. And the slop purveyors
Speaker 2: like Marvel and you know who are Disney who owned
Speaker 2: Star Wars Now they might need to figure out something else, right.
Speaker 1: I think so too, And I agree with you like this,
Speaker 1: this is gonna be a trend going forward, where like
Speaker 1: you tubers that are actually good are gonna make movies
Speaker 1: for cheap that are gonna do really well. And then
Speaker 1: you're gonna have Disney doing old ip movies all over again,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna keep flopping.
Speaker 2: They're gonna keep wasting money. So this is good to
Speaker 2: see just for the health of the industry in general. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then that's why we say go see it, because
Speaker 2: like you want to support the good, unique movies, right,
Speaker 2: because you don't want movie theaters to die because Marvel
Speaker 2: and Disney are just pumping out slop once a quarter.
Speaker 2: So you know, see see the smaller films, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: And I wish I could say the same for bus Boys.
Speaker 2: And I don't want to get too much into it
Speaker 2: because we already talked about it in bonus Land.
Speaker 1: But bus boys didn't take okay, all right over, very kind, respectfully.
Speaker 2: It was an attempt and Spade did fine, but you
Speaker 2: know that's it. Over the weekend, my house got swarmed
Speaker 2: with locusts, yeah, or lubber grasshoppers.
Speaker 4: I think they're called some sort of biblical plague, you want.
Speaker 2: To play it. And I got the video here. Ignore
Speaker 2: the heavy breathing. I don't know what that's from. But
Speaker 2: these things are all over my plants and you can
Speaker 2: see they ate the entire all the plants.
Speaker 4: The tree is gone, these locusts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then I looked online how to get rid
Speaker 2: of them, and you have to like put them in
Speaker 2: soap water and they drowned. So I went and I
Speaker 2: collected them all and put them in soap water and
Speaker 2: drowned them. And now whenever I see them, if there's
Speaker 2: any left over, I go like this, and I do
Speaker 2: like this headshot flick on them. They're big enough where
Speaker 2: it's kind of torture too, so you're getting into some
Speaker 2: sick shit when they're Yeah, the bug is this long,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: And they're so big that you can't like spray them
Speaker 1: with stuff. Not that I would do chemicals, but like
Speaker 1: anything isn't really because of the exoskeleton.
Speaker 2: It's called okay, yeah, yea, yeah, we learn a little too.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's been tough. They ate my entire plant
Speaker 2: and I'm worried they're going to move to my neighbor's
Speaker 2: house and I'm going to get in trouble. Can they
Speaker 2: identify me as like ground zero for where the outbreak happened?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I don't think it's your responsibility. So you're good.
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Speaker 4: Let's get into the show.
Speaker 2: Okay, all that was preamble. It is kind of a
Speaker 2: vacation episode, so anything could happen. We have a well
Speaker 2: housekeeping within housekeeping. Okay, but we did discover a bad
Speaker 2: new trend, which you guys can probably guess. Americans are
Speaker 2: being laid off while the h one b workers for
Speaker 2: these big companies are not being laid off. Our first
Speaker 2: examples from Meta Yeah, and this is like a Reddit post,
Speaker 2: so I guess take it with a grain of salt,
Speaker 2: but it rings true. It rings true, and it met
Speaker 2: that threshold for us. So we're going to talk about
Speaker 2: what people are saying on the internet, whether or not
Speaker 2: they have a verification right. Meta employee takes to Reddit
Speaker 2: to explain zero of those laid off were Visa workers.
Speaker 2: A Meta employee post on Reddit that they barely survived
Speaker 2: yesterday's layoffs.
Speaker 4: This was like from last week.
Speaker 2: Late last week their direct manager had forty to fifty
Speaker 2: reports across two combined teams. Both managers are American citizens.
Speaker 2: About forty percent of the team was on visa. Yesterday
Speaker 2: I lost about fifteen people combined from both teams. Guess
Speaker 2: how many of those fifteen were on visa versus American
Speaker 2: zero on visa. All fifteen were American citizens and Green
Speaker 2: card holders who were fired. So the H one b's
Speaker 2: getting a little pass. And I don't know, I'm not
Speaker 2: even gonna read it because that basically sums it up.
Speaker 2: But you're hearing a lot of stories like this, and
Speaker 2: you're seeing it everywhere. And my sort of friendliness with
Speaker 2: big Tech when they need all their data centers is
Speaker 2: kind of contingent on reversing some of their anti American
Speaker 2: hiring practices.
Speaker 4: And this does not bote well for me supporting Zuck.
Speaker 4: Yeah anyway, and.
Speaker 1: Then when you get fired from a company like that,
Speaker 1: to get your severance pay on the way out, you
Speaker 1: have to sign like non disclosure agreements, so you can't
Speaker 1: really talk about what happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that's why situations like this are so rare
Speaker 2: where you hear it, because if you sign the doc
Speaker 2: got the money, you can't legally say anything. I don't
Speaker 2: have disparagement as well, and that's how they keep you quiet. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we do have another example here. This is from
Speaker 2: a therapeutics company. Can you read that tweet? Yeah, this
Speaker 2: woman says, my twenty eight year old daughter, who has
Speaker 2: a degree in material science and engineering, was recently laid
Speaker 2: off from this company in January. They cut two thirds
Speaker 2: of the people and she noticed that h one b
Speaker 2: Indians were the ones who were kept. She had previously
Speaker 2: told me that the Indians were legally getting paid less
Speaker 2: than the Americans. She still hasn't found a job and
Speaker 2: lives in Boston metro area. And it was Tessa rat Therapeutics.
Speaker 2: Tessa Therapeutics.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Length, So that's another trend.
Speaker 1: And this is something we're seeing a lot, so keep
Speaker 1: sending it to us if you guys are seeing it too.
Speaker 1: Not every company is following this trend, fortunately. Can you
Speaker 1: read this CEO comment?
Speaker 2: Bolt CEO Ryan Breslo fired the company's entire HR team
Speaker 2: because they were creating problems that didn't exist. See, so
Speaker 2: there's some good news in there too.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I guess we haven't checked under the hood and see
Speaker 2: how many h one bs he has. But doing away
Speaker 2: with your entire HR department kind of smart. You need
Speaker 2: kind of one stern man who can deal with like
Speaker 2: legal consequences to run HR.
Speaker 4: You don't need a bunch of clucking hens, right.
Speaker 2: That's the key.
Speaker 1: And like times aren't good enough right now, with like
Speaker 1: rising costs and how everything's so so expensive and it's
Speaker 1: hard to run a business competitively. You don't need an
Speaker 1: entire department of women who were just looking to tattle
Speaker 1: on the workers for the bad things they did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we saw it early, like some of the
Speaker 2: when if you face a real downturn, like the DEI hires, go,
Speaker 2: HR can go. There are a lot of superfluous roles
Speaker 2: in a lot of these companies, and it's nice to
Speaker 2: see some of them actually start making the move. We
Speaker 2: got rid of r HR department.
Speaker 4: It's nobody.
Speaker 2: Hey, I got a problem. My boss is making real
Speaker 2: gay jokes right before we go into film sexual shit.
Speaker 4: I do it too, though, So all right, I'll submit it.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you. Oh well, we'll take a look at
Speaker 2: that shredder. Yeah, that's pretty good. All right, Le's get
Speaker 2: into our next story. It's about the money breakdown of
Speaker 2: how much money is in the bank for the DNC
Speaker 2: versus the RNC coming into the midterms. Yeah, because we're
Speaker 2: so worried about the midterms. But the money thing seems
Speaker 2: like a proxy for motivation, and it doesn't seem like
Speaker 2: the DNC is really raising a lot. Republicans are setting
Speaker 2: fundraising records while Democrats are deep in the hole. Clearly
Speaker 2: Americans are not happy with the Dems performance. And this
Speaker 2: says our NC cash on hand one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: three point nine million with zero debt and then DNC
Speaker 2: cash on hand fourteen point four million with seventeen point
Speaker 2: five million debts, So they're actually slightly in the negative
Speaker 2: at this moment, So pretty lopsided there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people are saying it's because USA
Speaker 2: USAID was cut off. You read that tweet. Yeah, Trump
Speaker 2: cut off the USAID slush fund and the Act Blue
Speaker 2: foreign donation scheme and now Democrats have no money.
Speaker 4: Odd, that isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that's kind of what I think happened as well.
Speaker 1: And Act Blue is getting investigated right now. USAID was
Speaker 1: cut off, so I'm assuming the Democrats are going to
Speaker 1: rely on like big money billionaire donors at the last second.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a select few could come in for sure. I
Speaker 2: mean people still support the party, but I was shocked
Speaker 2: at this number. You compare it probably to this point
Speaker 2: in Trump's first term, and that energy to like unseat
Speaker 2: him and reduce his power was probably so I don't
Speaker 2: have the numbers in front of me, but it's a
Speaker 2: big falloff. Yeah, juxtaposition it really is. And don't forget
Speaker 2: the Democrats also spent seventy million dollars trying to Jerrymander
Speaker 2: of Virginia. You don't have to read it, but that's
Speaker 2: what the number ended up being, seventy million, So you
Speaker 2: could have been competitive. If you saved all that money,
Speaker 2: you'd be one hundred and something verse seventy seventy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a little more. Not so bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd like to see them misspend. It feels good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then we've obviously been disappointed in the Republicans so far.
Speaker 1: So if we do win in the midterms, like we
Speaker 1: kind of assume we're going to lose the midterms.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a pretty reasonable assumption that the incumbent party
Speaker 2: loses seats in midterms. But if you see what we've
Speaker 2: done in the last few months and they don't have
Speaker 2: any money we could win because of jerrymandering, yes, and
Speaker 2: from cracking down on the money funneling. Well, we redistrict,
Speaker 2: they jerrymander, Yeah, that's the correct term.
Speaker 1: From helping that works where we can win the midterms
Speaker 1: because we redistrict and they don't have a lot of money,
Speaker 1: not because everyone's happy with how Republicans are performing.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and think about that circular nature of USA aid.
Speaker 2: You get a government grant that allows you for the
Speaker 2: next five years to pay yourself three hundred grand as
Speaker 2: the CEO of some nonprofit and then of course that
Speaker 2: money goes back.
Speaker 4: It's circular, right.
Speaker 1: Exactly, all right, moving on to our next story, we
Speaker 1: have a couple Spencer Pratt updates. First, he had a
Speaker 1: new campaign where he's powerwashing stencil in the skid row streets.
Speaker 2: So he stencils it and because the streets are so dirty,
Speaker 2: it comes up perfectly legible and it says like Spencer
Speaker 2: Pratt will clean these streets up, which is a good message,
Speaker 2: and that was very smart. It's very effective campaign.
Speaker 4: Gorilla marketing.
Speaker 2: He's doing some weird stuff that always gets amplified on
Speaker 2: social media, so nice stuff.
Speaker 1: He's doing a great job. And then He had an
Speaker 1: interview with ABC and he told everyone his planned for
Speaker 1: the homeless people.
Speaker 8: What are your plans for the over forty thousand homeless
Speaker 8: in Los Angeles.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's well, they're not homeless, they're drug addicts. Most
Speaker 9: of these people are addicted to fentanyl and met This
Speaker 9: isn't spencer making.
Speaker 2: They don't have homes.
Speaker 9: There's places for all of these people to sleep in LA.
Speaker 9: No matter what anybody tells you, we have housing and
Speaker 9: shelter for everyone that's living on the street. They are
Speaker 9: choosing to be on the street because they want to
Speaker 9: do drugs. They don't want rules, they don't want to listen.
Speaker 9: They want to have animals to abuse. This idea that
Speaker 9: they're forced on the street right now is a lie
Speaker 9: that our city is perpetually. We've paid twenty four billion
Speaker 9: dollars to house these forty thousand people.
Speaker 4: There are spots for all of these people.
Speaker 2: They are choosing because.
Speaker 9: They're an addict and you can do fentanyl and super
Speaker 9: meth on the sidewalk with no repercussions. These places are
Speaker 9: not as they have to follow some rules. You can't
Speaker 9: torture a dog in some of these houses. You can't
Speaker 9: just attack people.
Speaker 2: You can't where you gonna move?
Speaker 4: Well, I just released a nine minute video, so you can.
Speaker 2: I think I saw it. Oh yeah, So it's very detailed,
Speaker 2: but it's going to take time to build the facility
Speaker 2: and money. No, how fast do you think you can
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 9: These people can literally. I went to Washington and I
Speaker 9: saw miles of the most insane prefabricated housing and building.
Speaker 9: I asked all the CEOs of these companies, say how
Speaker 9: long does this take? I met with FeMn Hud three days,
Speaker 9: three days.
Speaker 2: And all of this.
Speaker 4: So the plan is he's sending all of the homeless
Speaker 4: people in LA to see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he kind of mentioned that in a separate interview
Speaker 2: where Seattle is kind of I think he said the
Speaker 2: number was forty thousand.
Speaker 4: And there's a certain sort.
Speaker 2: Of like last progressive bag holder theory going on where
Speaker 2: if San Francisco and LA kind of shape up, and
Speaker 2: then the homeless people are left to their own devices,
Speaker 2: and it's like who's friendly to us?
Speaker 4: It's like Portland and Seattle.
Speaker 2: And then if you're the last city who doesn't realize
Speaker 2: like these brutal progressive policies are really hurting you, you're
Speaker 2: gonna get caught with like forty thousand more homeless people,
Speaker 2: and we say homeless people drug addicts than you've ever thought.
Speaker 4: Right, You're gonna be the homeless drug addict bag holder.
Speaker 2: Yeah, which is crazy. And I was actually talking to
Speaker 2: somebody over the course of this weekend like about Spencer Pratt,
Speaker 2: and they were kind of doubting his ability to get
Speaker 2: stuff done and because he'd run into like a city
Speaker 2: council or things like that. And the the key thing
Speaker 2: I want everybody to remember is, like the decline in
Speaker 2: LA and San Francisco, a lot of it was from
Speaker 2: choosing non and four right. They never went and said
Speaker 2: fentanyl's legal in the streets of LA now, they just
Speaker 2: didn't enforce it. And so he has these tools and
Speaker 2: super meth too, so he has these tools to actually
Speaker 2: clean them up. If he installs a new police chief
Speaker 2: and starts doing like the laws that are already on
Speaker 2: the books. The laws didn't get changed, they just weren't enforced.
Speaker 2: And so it's actually easier that. That's the key exactly.
Speaker 2: You don't need to pass new legislation, you don't need
Speaker 2: to pitch the other side to vote for your new policy.
Speaker 2: You have to just say hey, police, actually do this please. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's that simple. Great, Yeah, that theory of the last
Speaker 2: progressive bag holder. So Seattle, we showed the clip of
Speaker 2: the mayor talking about how millionaires are leaving by and
Speaker 2: then the homeless from la are starting to mic right up,
Speaker 2: you do an Indiana Jones swap for the worst, like
Speaker 2: that city.
Speaker 4: You cannot pay me to live there? Yeah, for what
Speaker 4: I see coming down the road.
Speaker 2: And then you have like the homeless population and then
Speaker 2: the normal population.
Speaker 1: It's going like this, like it's trickling. It's trickling, it's trickling.
Speaker 1: And then once you add forty thousand fast, it's gonna
Speaker 1: go fast.
Speaker 2: I know you've seen how our country has declined based
Speaker 2: on like the migrants that we took in under Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: That happened fast.
Speaker 2: Seattle's going to get even worse fast if Spencer Pratt wins. Right,
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to our migrant section. We're going
Speaker 2: to start with some good news. The Trump made a
Speaker 2: big change to the green card policy.
Speaker 10: The Trump administration is making it much harder for immigrants
Speaker 10: already here in the US to get a green card,
Speaker 10: expanding its campaign to sharply limit legal Immigration, US Citizenship
Speaker 10: and Immigration Services announce it will be eliminating the option
Speaker 10: for many immigrants seeking a green card to complete that
Speaker 10: process without having to leave the US. Now, in most cases,
Speaker 10: immigrants will be required to return to their home countries
Speaker 10: in order to apply for a green card or permanent
Speaker 10: US residency through an American council. It overseas current and
Speaker 10: former US immigration officials tel CBS News. The policy will
Speaker 10: likely have wide ranging implications, forcing groups like students, tourists
Speaker 10: and they're temporary visa holders, as well as people who
Speaker 10: enter the country legally but overstate their visas to leave
Speaker 10: the US before trying to obtain a green card.
Speaker 2: And I like stuff like this. Yeah, and if you
Speaker 2: saw what Indian Twitter was talking about about this, you
Speaker 2: would think it was their birthright to stay in America
Speaker 2: throughout that whole process.
Speaker 4: And it's just a little hurdle. It makes it a
Speaker 4: little harder.
Speaker 2: And if we deny you, you can't just disappear into
Speaker 2: the interior forty eight and be unaccounted for and hope
Speaker 2: a Democrat eventually comes into power, right.
Speaker 1: And that's literally what they were doing this whole time.
Speaker 1: And there is a thing too where like you said
Speaker 1: it's not anyone's right to come here, but maybe there
Speaker 1: is a world where he goes all right, everyone has
Speaker 1: to go back by August first and reapply, and then
Speaker 1: everyone goes back and you go, all right, applications are closed.
Speaker 2: That's the dream.
Speaker 4: That's how it should be done.
Speaker 2: We should be doing like Machiavellian warfare on these immigrants
Speaker 2: of all types, because we're getting abused everywhere. I just
Speaker 2: saw recently that like H one B visa program has
Speaker 2: like a two to three percent denial rate. So basically
Speaker 2: everybody who goes, oh I got a company, I got
Speaker 2: a guy, they all get approved. Crazy, So we need
Speaker 2: to do something. And I know we've been critical on
Speaker 2: Trump for like kind of letting the big tech guys
Speaker 2: influence him and oh they need that labor. M hm,
Speaker 2: that's one that needs to go. But yeah, I just
Speaker 2: like hurdles. I like stuff in the way. But again,
Speaker 2: this is you know, unless they do that trick that
Speaker 2: you just mentioned, it's a little bit of a half measure.
Speaker 2: But to watch the people online who like are dependent
Speaker 2: or we're planning on this freak out and start cursing
Speaker 2: the name of America and cursing Donald Trump. It's like,
Speaker 2: holy shit, these people are entitled. Yeah, I suppose is
Speaker 2: the entitlement for sure, and especially because they think they're
Speaker 2: on the path for the green card, right. But it's like, no,
Speaker 2: you're on a temporary work visa. You're on a student visa.
Speaker 2: Nobody has this birthright. Like they think, Oh, I got
Speaker 2: into college and I got the F one visa, I'm set.
Speaker 2: I'm on a pipeline, right, And it's like, no, man,
Speaker 2: you can study here. That's all we that's all we
Speaker 2: promised initially, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: And then we have some good news with the CDLs.
Speaker 1: There's a crackdown on the CDLs for illegals as well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: from Indiana in.
Speaker 11: Particular, three hundred illegal migrants with commercial driver's licenses over
Speaker 11: the last three months. The licenses were issued in states
Speaker 11: like California and New York where migrants are allowed to
Speaker 11: carry them. The announcement comes months after President Trump's decision
Speaker 11: to revoke the CDLs of illegal migrants who drove large
Speaker 11: trucks after a series of crashes last year. A top
Speaker 11: a to Indiana Governor Mike Brawn, telling the Chicago Tribune quote,
Speaker 11: the bottom line is it was illegal, it was against
Speaker 11: the law. We prosecuted and took over the enforcement action.
Speaker 1: So that's another example of the laws being in the
Speaker 1: books already. Some states ignore it and it's not that
Speaker 1: hard to enforce it, and all you have to do
Speaker 1: is say we're going to enforce it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just one state, Indiana, with ninety guys over
Speaker 2: three months, so it's not like huge or massive numbers.
Speaker 2: But you kind of realize that that news story only
Speaker 2: comes out because Indiana kind of self promotes it a
Speaker 2: little bit. So other red states could also be doing this.
Speaker 2: We know Florida was kind of cracking down on some
Speaker 2: of those in the in the wake of that one
Speaker 2: Indian guy who killed several people. So I'm sure other
Speaker 2: states are doing it, and this is good. Again, It's
Speaker 2: another one of those things where it's like right direction,
Speaker 2: is it enough? Is it enough? I hope? So. And
Speaker 2: then there is a thing too where we're the mass
Speaker 2: deportation guys, right, so you know, nothing's really enough. Three
Speaker 2: hundred people got arrested, okay, But there is a thing
Speaker 2: too where if you do have a CDL license and
Speaker 2: you're illegal and you're in New York or California and
Speaker 2: need to drive to Florida. You're gonna go through a
Speaker 2: bunch of red states to get there, and hopefully that's
Speaker 2: not worth the risk. So then the job goes to
Speaker 2: American truck driver exactly.
Speaker 4: And you start taking only things within the state of California.
Speaker 2: So it's good, yeah, exactly, all right.
Speaker 1: Our next story is another example of bad migrant drivers.
Speaker 1: These migrants are doing Uber with their whole family in
Speaker 1: the car and all their toys.
Speaker 12: Bro, my life is a fucking movie or somewhere the
Speaker 12: fuck the camera is it?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 13: This is I ordered the Uber?
Speaker 14: I pull up.
Speaker 4: It's a family cause look at the ship on the ground.
Speaker 14: No, the Uber. This is an uber.
Speaker 15: Holl I order food?
Speaker 14: Oh my god?
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 14: See give me death.
Speaker 2: I turd Ford. So he's next to two kids in
Speaker 2: a car seat and there's a baby riding right where
Speaker 2: the airbag is going to explode in the front, which
Speaker 2: is like so illegal, yeah, of course, but not where
Speaker 2: they come from. Yeah, And there's a certain type of energy,
Speaker 2: like when you see a video posted online, you obviously
Speaker 2: know what we're going to talk about, decaying standards, Like
Speaker 2: nobody cares, there's no standards anymore, and there's a certain
Speaker 2: amount of people like I just see a guy trying
Speaker 2: to work to help his family, like that sort of thing. Oh,
Speaker 2: you know, have some empathy that guy's probably working so
Speaker 2: hard for his family. It's so stupid that they they
Speaker 2: forget you're paying for a service. I'm paying for something.
Speaker 2: And then you come with a stinky family with the
Speaker 2: baby who I don't know what they're dribbling or you know,
Speaker 2: who's diapers or what. Yeah, but there's this almost immediate
Speaker 2: empathy like with the people who are breaking all the
Speaker 2: social norms, and we just see it as another rideshare,
Speaker 2: door dash, illegal immigrant type behavior that basically shouldn't exist
Speaker 2: in America, right, yeah, and get you know if you
Speaker 2: ever have instances like this, And same thing for the
Speaker 2: one we showed last week where the woman blew the
Speaker 2: stop sign and kind of they go, do you know
Speaker 2: that you're away around here?
Speaker 4: And she goes third world not in smile.
Speaker 2: Like say, two stars, communication issues, two stars.
Speaker 4: His whole family was there.
Speaker 2: These people get kicked off the platform for bad behavior,
Speaker 2: and people are too nice, Like I think people are
Speaker 2: a lot of times too nice and they feel bad
Speaker 2: and they oh, it's not a big deal. I don't care. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I do. Everyone should we have a nice country. Why
Speaker 2: are we like lowering ourselves to weird third world stuff?
Speaker 2: Next time your uber will come up and it'll be
Speaker 2: like a tuck tuck and some guy's running with the thing.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't I don't even know that rickshaw's right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Or for the flint Stones foot break, you're gonna hop
Speaker 2: on a motorbike of some Brazilian guy with flip flops on.
Speaker 4: Like, that's not where we want a trend to.
Speaker 2: Right, that's so true. And there's another trend this This
Speaker 2: is also your justification where it's like, hey, uber sucks anyway,
Speaker 2: let's go to driverless cars.
Speaker 4: You know, that's why they do it. Yeah, the degrading they.
Speaker 1: Degrade it, and then the result and the reaction to
Speaker 1: it that fixes the problem is, oh, we'll just do
Speaker 1: AI cars. We're same with the truck driving. Oh we'll
Speaker 1: just do AI truck driving. That's what's kind of coming.
Speaker 1: But there is a trend we've noticed and we've kind
Speaker 1: of talked about it on the show before where you
Speaker 1: can't really say the truth because it makes people offended
Speaker 1: or people say it's racist. This next example This guy
Speaker 1: was a teacher at a school and he got caught
Speaker 1: texting during one of the graduations. And listen to what
Speaker 1: this woman says about it.
Speaker 17: Man, Hispanics everywhere, every other name is Mexican. We are
Speaker 17: being overrun. Ice needs to raid this graduation. That is
Speaker 17: what a man was caught texting during a high school
Speaker 17: graduation on Tuesday, May sixteenth in Farmersville, Texas. Photo of
Speaker 17: the message was quickly spread online, and the man in
Speaker 17: the photo was identified as who had recently been named
Speaker 17: as the new director of operations at Commerce Independent School District.
Speaker 17: According to a Facebook post from the district. Day after
Speaker 17: the text controversy went viral online, Commerce IC rescinded its
Speaker 17: offer to They stated that he had not started working
Speaker 17: at the school district yet.
Speaker 2: So we get it.
Speaker 1: So he texted someone something completely reasonable, completely true.
Speaker 2: He didn't use slurs. He could have Yeah, there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Oh there's a ton, there's a lot. There's a ton
Speaker 2: you could use for hispanics, and he didn't. He goes
Speaker 2: his man, Hispanics are everywhere, every other name is Mexican.
Speaker 2: We are being overrun. Ice needs to raid this graduation,
Speaker 2: and like, let's go piece by piece is anything not true?
Speaker 2: There are Hispanics everywhere. I'm sure there are illegals because ice,
Speaker 2: you know, the parents of students. Like this is nothing
Speaker 2: controversial at all. It's you're not allowed. You won't lose
Speaker 2: your job if you notice that something changed in America.
Speaker 2: And it's not even a secret. We saw caravans. Everybody
Speaker 2: knows what happened during the Biden term. It's like Voldemort
Speaker 2: or something. You can't even speak about it, you can't
Speaker 2: even say it. And his only his only crime was
Speaker 2: having that boomer large text that someone could easily go
Speaker 2: over his shoulder. And then who do you think took
Speaker 2: the picture a hispanic over his shoulder of course, And
Speaker 2: he didn't say anything crazy, He just acknowledged what the
Speaker 2: truth was. And if you do not acknowledge the demographic replacement,
Speaker 2: that's racist. You're fired. You're replaced with the guy who's
Speaker 2: probably not going to acknowledge the same thing you acknowledged. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're likely fired by women, to be honest, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: some women administrators or something.
Speaker 4: We can't have that.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it be great to have a school where one
Speaker 1: of the higher ups is like aware and smart and
Speaker 1: pro America pro ice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in this day and age, yes, of course in Texas, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it would make a lot of sense.
Speaker 4: But of course they have to, you know, to lop
Speaker 4: his head off, and.
Speaker 2: He's gonna get replaced by a good boy who falls
Speaker 2: in line, and that's pretty unfortunate. But the entitlement there too,
Speaker 2: like you're not allowed to even talk about us, you're
Speaker 2: not allowed to make any comments, and we're going to
Speaker 2: get to an urban decay. It's the same thing with
Speaker 2: the urban folks. Yeah, and that's a true Like those
Speaker 2: the type of guys who are like well into middle
Speaker 2: age saw it all.
Speaker 4: They saw it all. They genuinely know what the past
Speaker 4: was like.
Speaker 2: Right, So for him to say that something seriously wrong
Speaker 2: must have happened, and what you.
Speaker 4: Can't be right wing, You can't be right wing anywhere ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so true. All right.
Speaker 1: Our next story is about a Chicago ice cream truck.
Speaker 1: Can you maybe read some of the context first?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is back of Yards neighborhood in Chicago. Imagine
Speaker 2: an ice cream truck always blaring music at eleven PM
Speaker 2: at night, parked for thirty minutes before moving half a
Speaker 2: block for thirty minutes. Then picture you finally going out
Speaker 2: to this truck and asking them to turn the music off.
Speaker 2: When you do, six illegal aliens from a nearby porch
Speaker 2: jump you, pulling out your hair, kicking you while yelling
Speaker 2: get out of our neighborhood, ch star and k So
Speaker 2: they're using slurs and that white guy didn't even that's
Speaker 2: life for my friend, and it happened last night. The
Speaker 2: fact that an illegal is driving around with an ice
Speaker 2: cream truck selling drugs right out in the open, blaring
Speaker 2: music is insane. But then their customers will beat you
Speaker 2: if you confront them. The police come and blame you
Speaker 2: for leaving your house and disturbing the illegals, and then
Speaker 2: get mad when you won't go to the er when
Speaker 2: you say that you don't get free health care like
Speaker 2: the ones who just beat you. And so here's what
Speaker 2: it looks like. I guess this is the woman who
Speaker 2: got beat up for questioning why the music was playing
Speaker 2: at eleven o'clock. And I'm assuming it's a good trend
Speaker 2: to Agua gang affiliated thing where they're selling drugs out
Speaker 2: of the ice cream truck. Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they're a little watchers nearby.
Speaker 2: Again, we're taking this guy's word for it on a
Speaker 2: story from the internet, but it rings true to me.
Speaker 2: And when you have the footage of the parked ice
Speaker 2: cream truck just blairing the music, you go, huh, I
Speaker 2: guess it's not nothing and a beat picture of the
Speaker 2: beat up lady. Right, yeah.
Speaker 1: So if you complain at work, you get fired. If
Speaker 1: you complain outside of work, you get beat up. That's
Speaker 1: living in America. You can't even notice anything. Guys just
Speaker 1: go back to not notice it, sit there and take it.
Speaker 1: And oh, aren't you laid on your taxes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you owe us fucking money, right create that's the
Speaker 2: energy these days. All right.
Speaker 1: For the next clip, we're going to talk about some
Speaker 1: of the Muslim migration going on. This guy did a
Speaker 1: translation of the Muslim calls to prayer that are being
Speaker 1: blasted multiple times a day all over the country, and
Speaker 1: the translations are not very good on some other other states.
Speaker 18: But because it's in Arabic, we don't really pay attention.
Speaker 18: We just think it's a prayer. But here's what it says,
Speaker 18: every time and all day long.
Speaker 2: Oh Allah.
Speaker 18: Curse the Christians, they call us oppressors. Curse the Jews,
Speaker 18: they call them criminals. And curse the unjust traders, the
Speaker 18: people who have abandoned Islam. Oh Allah, make them poor,
Speaker 18: make their lives miserable, oh Allah, clothe them in the
Speaker 18: close of misery and the garments of calamity, and make
Speaker 18: their life full of pain and misery. Oh Allah, make
Speaker 18: their lives full of misfortune and afflictions, and give them
Speaker 18: a tormenting death.
Speaker 17: Oh Allah, fulfil.
Speaker 18: Your promise and unleash your torment and pain upon the
Speaker 18: Christians and the Jews.
Speaker 4: Glad we could look out for these people and give
Speaker 4: them a life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome. And it's funny. Their presence is actually making
Speaker 2: our lives worse, so there's like, no up. They're reinforcing themselves.
Speaker 2: They're like, oh, please make their lives worse. And it's like, ah,
Speaker 2: you are, you are? It's working, brother, and they what
Speaker 2: value do they add? They are not smarter than Americans.
Speaker 2: They don't work any better than Americans. They take more
Speaker 2: welfare and public support and social support than Americans, and
Speaker 2: they change and ruin neighborhoods. They bring Muslim faith, which
Speaker 2: we don't need. But at least they're grateful. Yeah, don't
Speaker 2: get caught texting about them over your shoulder somewhere.
Speaker 1: You might lose your job, You'll get fired. We have
Speaker 1: another example here of some Muslim types. These guys are
Speaker 1: defacing rocks in Sedona, Arizona.
Speaker 4: These are more Indian types according to my assessment, but.
Speaker 2: Here they are maybe Pakistani.
Speaker 1: But this is like the nice red rocks and there's
Speaker 1: like a fence, like a chainlink fence keeping people out,
Speaker 1: and they go in there and start writing on it.
Speaker 2: Defacing cathedral rock in Sedona. And you know, I kind
Speaker 2: of have a little bit of a problem because now
Speaker 2: the park service is looking out and does anyone know
Speaker 2: and can anyone identify these men?
Speaker 4: And I get it.
Speaker 2: You know, could be a woman filming, But who who
Speaker 2: doesn't say something right there and follow them out or
Speaker 2: confront them. Right, that's kind of very passive and we
Speaker 2: need to get past that, the secretly filming and getting
Speaker 2: their faces I guess for a woman. But if you're
Speaker 2: one of the men there, you speak up now. You
Speaker 2: don't wait to post on social media later. Right.
Speaker 1: And there's a thing too, I noticed about those guys.
Speaker 1: There's like an energy where it wasn't like graffiti in
Speaker 1: the middle of the night, where you're like wearing a
Speaker 1: mask and going quick. They're just standing there like this
Speaker 1: and like going like this. They know people are watching,
Speaker 1: they don't care.
Speaker 2: They go like this. Yeah. Well I don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't know that the one place where I came
Speaker 2: to enjoy something that's clearly like for thousands and thousands
Speaker 2: of visitors every year, I didn't know writing baral Preet
Speaker 2: or something was gonna fuck that up. Yeah, it's two
Speaker 2: in the afternoon and they're doing it, and then they're
Speaker 2: done and they walk back to the trail and they
Speaker 2: don't even think like, oh shit, everyone saw me. Oh shit,
Speaker 2: people are gonna be mad.
Speaker 4: They just do it. They're satisfied. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, those are the Indian Pakistani types. And I
Speaker 2: saw an interesting story about Indians I wanted to share
Speaker 2: with you guys, just so you know we're not making
Speaker 2: this stuff up or exaggerating. This is a first hand
Speaker 2: account from a CIA agent. Yeah, John Kariaku if you
Speaker 2: you guys have probably seen him on social media. But
Speaker 2: I was shocked by this.
Speaker 16: I'll tell you another thing I saw in India that
Speaker 16: I hated is the people standing right outside the nice
Speaker 16: hotels where all these these dudes wearing dresses and sorry
Speaker 16: say in India, Yeah, like the Marriotte and the West End,
Speaker 16: there are all these dudes wearing dresses. And I said
Speaker 16: to one of my Indian friends, I said, what's with
Speaker 16: all these dudes wearing sorry's and dresses? And he said, oh, yeah,
Speaker 16: there are criminals. What they do is they come on
Speaker 16: weekends and they disrupt people's weddings. They'll go in and
Speaker 16: like smash the wedding cake and throw chairs.
Speaker 14: Around, and then you have to pay them to leave.
Speaker 16: That's how they make their living.
Speaker 2: Oh. I don't even know who could come up with that,
Speaker 2: like the mind of someone to come up with that. Though,
Speaker 2: my presence is the problem and they have to ransom
Speaker 2: me bio weapon. Yeah, that's basically what it is. Crazy story.
Speaker 2: I don't I can't verify that obviously. I don't think
Speaker 2: he's making it up.
Speaker 4: It's definitely true.
Speaker 1: And he also told another story in the same interview
Speaker 1: where he said that Indian guys will just shit on
Speaker 1: the ground. They'll just stand there and then pull their
Speaker 1: pants down, shit right there and keep going.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I don't think they even wipe. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that one we know for sure. But this whole dress
Speaker 2: scam story. And then there's like a group of them
Speaker 2: and they're smoking SIGs waiting for a wedding to come up.
Speaker 2: You'd think there would be some like the fact that
Speaker 2: it's a scam cottage industry doing that, you think there'd
Speaker 2: be another like wedding enforcement industry that popped up.
Speaker 4: They beat their ass, right, But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess that's the mind of a poor Indian person
Speaker 2: on the in the subcontinent.
Speaker 4: Crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's crazy. And then the Indian shit story he told.
Speaker 1: The person interviewing him was like, oh, like, was it
Speaker 1: a couple people or and he goes, no, no, every day.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like I saw it once every day, multiple
Speaker 1: people shitting on the ground, no questions asked.
Speaker 2: Yep. And we have a clip here of an Indian
Speaker 2: street party. This is what it looks like when everyone
Speaker 2: takes it to the streets to have a fun time.
Speaker 2: He's getting the gutter bucket going. It's got some copyright music,
Speaker 2: so imagine an upbeat techno rave but he's getting the
Speaker 2: gutter bucket. I don't even know what to call that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the gutter bucket. And you know that looks fun. Those
Speaker 2: people can stay there with it. Oh yeah, And if
Speaker 2: you guys want to go get like sludge pissed shit
Speaker 2: water dumped on you. You go to India for the experience. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't go to Texas for it. You stay out
Speaker 2: of Texas, right, But that's fun for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And they're dancing around and then someone's just dumping
Speaker 1: like disgusting shit on I actually.
Speaker 2: Don't want to lose the plot. Do whatever the fuck
Speaker 2: you want in your country, do whatever you want anything.
Speaker 2: You could do that dress scam, but we don't have
Speaker 2: to like it. You can shit on the ground, do
Speaker 2: that over there. Yeah, please not here.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 1: And there is other people who are fed up with
Speaker 1: the Indians, not just Usland is cracking down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Thailand scraps sixty day visa free stay for Indians
Speaker 2: can visit via visa on arrival. Thailand is now looking
Speaker 2: beyond visitor numbers and placing greater emphasis on attracting quality tourists.
Speaker 2: Thai have canceled visas for all of visitor visas for
Speaker 2: all Indians. They canceled only three nationalities from entering visa
Speaker 2: free and must obtain visa on arrival Serbia, Somalia and
Speaker 2: India they said they want to permote quality over a
Speaker 2: quantity of tourists.
Speaker 4: But Serbia surprised me there, what are they up to?
Speaker 4: Maybe some scams?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then Thailand is kind of like this international
Speaker 2: sex tourism place, so they might be getting grabby, they
Speaker 2: might be getting a little weird.
Speaker 4: But clearly there are some incidents.
Speaker 2: I saw a video recently of a Thai hotel confronting
Speaker 2: an Indian family leaving and they stole like the robes,
Speaker 2: like all this stuff in the hotel that's like not
Speaker 2: little bottles of shampoo and soap. They were stealing everything
Speaker 2: and they had to Like the Tai people were yelling
Speaker 2: at him, we're doing you a favor by not calling
Speaker 2: you the police and forcing you to do this right now. Yeah. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: the world is noticing Somalia obviously, you know, yeah, obviously.
Speaker 2: And then we have a story here about like what
Speaker 2: goes on in Thailand. Again anecdotal. We're not doing hard
Speaker 2: data here, but somebody said, fun fact, I got red
Speaker 2: pilled on the Indian question in part by my friend
Speaker 2: Matt Lawrence Art, who has lived in Thailand for most
Speaker 2: of the past decade. He told me so many unreal
Speaker 2: stories such as Indians being so cheap they'll order one
Speaker 2: beer and six straws to share it with their bros.
Speaker 2: Or doing the group haggle with prostitutes. But there are
Speaker 2: five of us and we each take five minutes, please discount.
Speaker 2: It was also through Matt that I learned about the
Speaker 2: group stare, when a gaggle of Indians will just stare
Speaker 2: at random women, often while drooling, with a our word
Speaker 2: glint in their eyes. Pretty good. And then here's a
Speaker 2: picture of I guess evidence, literally three Indians in the
Speaker 2: same top sharing one straw. So they're like very frugal
Speaker 2: with their drinks. I guess if they if the bar
Speaker 2: says you have to order a drink, they put straws
Speaker 2: in and they share it with their boys. They share
Speaker 2: the straw and then they negotiate with the horse. Very
Speaker 2: it's very disrespectful.
Speaker 1: Crazy and uh yeah, so Thailand is done with the
Speaker 1: Indians and Somalis. And then we found another group that's
Speaker 1: done with the Somalis too. This is from South Africa.
Speaker 13: Are somaliansials and ask in this kindly. These protesters say
Speaker 13: they're declaring war on illegal immigration and want to take
Speaker 13: their complaints right to the doorsteps of embassies across Pretoria.
Speaker 4: So freaking Nazis. Yeah, scumbags. What did that Hitler Jr?
Speaker 2: And then I'm assuming they don't like competing with the
Speaker 2: Somalis over who steals all the un money? Yeah, that's tough.
Speaker 2: So it's like we can't bring it a competition. No,
Speaker 2: is it for your business or for farming? We already
Speaker 2: lost USAI D. We are getting admitted money now and
Speaker 2: Somalis are taking. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And this guy says that Somalis are negative and add
Speaker 1: no value, and he's sitting on dirt.
Speaker 4: Right in the dirt. So what do you think they
Speaker 4: are for us?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: In chairs and desks and cars.
Speaker 1: For some reason, Americans see some special value in the Somalis.
Speaker 4: What do you think they see? I don't know nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all it's the other half of Americans who
Speaker 2: maybe see something. And I think that might be lifelong
Speaker 2: Democrat voter who's on the permanent welfare class and we'll
Speaker 2: always vote for them, That's exactly what it is, and
Speaker 2: fill out any ballot that goes to their house for them,
Speaker 2: whether it's in their name or not.
Speaker 4: I think that might be part of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I can't literally think of one thing. But the Democrats
Speaker 1: do have a big plan for these guys.
Speaker 2: But it's very funny to see these like global noticing moments,
Speaker 2: like obviously everybody's aware of it. Canada is a huge
Speaker 2: like recent migrant population, Thailand took a stand. Everybody's facing
Speaker 2: the same problems. Yeah, nobody wants to live in India,
Speaker 2: I guess anymore, and nobody wants the Indians to come
Speaker 2: there freely anymore. And it's obviously ruining all these Western countries.
Speaker 2: We have an example from the UK.
Speaker 1: This is the Birmingham City Council and it's all Pakistani
Speaker 1: and we'll just play it here in the background. And
Speaker 1: they made a point on the on Twitter. They said
Speaker 1: there's no utensils because they all just eat with their hands,
Speaker 1: so there's no silverware, maybe a little bit, but all
Speaker 1: the main course plates they just eat with their hands.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: Birmingham City Council, Birmingham.
Speaker 2: The UK crazy. They're gonna rename some of these things soon.
Speaker 2: Now they're gonna go Birmingham. We don't care about that.
Speaker 2: They're gonna name it New Lahore or something.
Speaker 1: And no one will complain because if they have the power,
Speaker 1: you're racist. And then our last piece of our migrant
Speaker 1: section is very disappointing as well for something that traditionally was,
Speaker 1: you know, seen with reverence and respectable.
Speaker 4: The Mounted Police in Canada.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Mounties. This is
Speaker 2: their famous, Yeah, they're famous. This is their new graduating class. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The RCMP in Ontario said, here's our new graduating class.
Speaker 2: You know, register here if you want to join, and
Speaker 2: they turned off the comments.
Speaker 4: They turned off replies.
Speaker 2: They didn't want anybody to comment on how nobody really
Speaker 2: looks Canadian. They all look like they're newcomers, and they
Speaker 2: all kind of look like shit. You see they wear
Speaker 2: the shoes like that. Don't you remember Mounties, you know,
Speaker 2: with a little broad shoulders, a little strong.
Speaker 4: Don't they ride on a moose?
Speaker 2: Don't they ride in on a moose. I think it's horrible.
Speaker 2: It's just a cartoon that I saw. I think you're
Speaker 2: thinking of a cartoon. I'm conflating cartoons with reality. But
Speaker 2: I know this reality isn't good. This is even close
Speaker 2: to that. Yeah, but the other guys used to have
Speaker 2: like the shiny boots. Yeah, and then they're wearing their
Speaker 2: sneakers like this, and it's one of those things that
Speaker 2: was like a formally respectable thing, and now it's all
Speaker 2: these people. And then this is who's going to be
Speaker 2: going door to door and taking your guns in Canada
Speaker 2: in the next eighteen months. We're giving your land to
Speaker 2: those indigenous people. You have to acknowledge every speech right,
Speaker 2: and that's who's going to enforce it. And it's act
Speaker 2: And Brendan Fraser was a Mounted Police officer in one
Speaker 2: of those movies. It's very disrespectful to him. Yes, it is.
Speaker 2: You're tarnishing Brendan Fraser's legacy by doing this, so hope
Speaker 2: you're happy, guys.
Speaker 1: And I want to make a broader point like this
Speaker 1: happened over time. So basically, they eroded some standards, then
Speaker 1: let women in, then they eroded standards even more, and
Speaker 1: now they're letting all these brown people in. And then
Speaker 1: they had the maxine requirement. Oh yeah, so all the
Speaker 1: strong guys are really gone at that point, and then
Speaker 1: this is the graduating class and you look at it
Speaker 1: and go, eh, oh, well, the Mounted Police isn't something
Speaker 1: worth fighting for anyway. Yeah, but the battle was lost
Speaker 1: twenty years ago when this first started and started to Snowball,
Speaker 1: and I guess everyone was distracted by Abercrombie and Fitch.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's an interesting theory.
Speaker 2: But yeah, and there's a certain thing where it's it's
Speaker 2: almost just a job now. Before there used to be
Speaker 2: guys who have been like I've been here for thirty
Speaker 2: years and I worked my way up and now I'm
Speaker 2: like the high t older man and I run this
Speaker 2: and I run it with an old school style of thought.
Speaker 2: You get like one minority lesbian woman at the topic
Speaker 2: kind of like kills the momentum of.
Speaker 4: Everything, right, and then it's just like, oh, I'm just
Speaker 4: gonna leave. Yeah, nobody's striving for anything.
Speaker 2: It's just a job instead of like something that you're representing, right, Oh,
Speaker 2: this is my way to a pension and this and
Speaker 2: I just got to do the bare minimum.
Speaker 4: It works some overtime hours.
Speaker 2: There's kind of like a loss of that we're representing
Speaker 2: something mentality, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it happened over time and then it got
Speaker 1: to a breaking point. But at that breaking point, now
Speaker 1: it's not worth fighting for because the battle was lost
Speaker 1: a long time ago. Yeah, you know there's something there
Speaker 1: like if you try to do it fast and say
Speaker 1: twenty years ago.
Speaker 2: You just said, oh, everyone's going to be Indian now,
Speaker 2: and uh, we're lowering all the standards. Like all the
Speaker 2: strong men would have been like, hey, no you're not.
Speaker 2: This is fucked up. Let's oppose this. But the strong
Speaker 2: men are long gone at this point. Yeah. You do
Speaker 2: it one piece at a time, and it happens slowly
Speaker 2: and then all at once. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well that's the end of our migrant section and I'm
Speaker 1: moving on to our final page of housekeeping work and
Speaker 1: say whatever I want you talk betunity to the post
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Speaker 19: You show me by mal Vibe Bro.
Speaker 20: This is literally superstar entry.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's AI or what's not.
Speaker 1: He's wearing a body suit, that's for sure, but I
Speaker 1: think he's got big potential, maybe even more than Darshaun
Speaker 1: the singer and I'm trying to sign him, but I think.
Speaker 2: He's already past your budget. He reached escape for lass
Speaker 2: all right, all right, yeah, he's on his own. He's
Speaker 2: on his own, all right.
Speaker 1: Remember last episode we talked about the guy who went
Speaker 1: on Fox News who was clearly wearing a c I
Speaker 1: a mask. Sure, the next day he went on Fox
Speaker 1: News again and he had the buttoned up shirt.
Speaker 4: Oh, he had the tie all the way up at
Speaker 4: the top. And you see how he stuffed the mask
Speaker 4: into the shirt.
Speaker 2: He's all like the snow.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 2: I see, we.
Speaker 1: Caught him, and I just want to make sure you
Speaker 1: guys know that he was trying to hide it. And
Speaker 1: I also wanted to remind you of the time that
Speaker 1: Mike Pompeo was also caught wearing a mask or someone
Speaker 1: in a Mike Pompeo mask.
Speaker 2: I should say so clearly wasn't of course, what do
Speaker 2: you think? That is nothing for me, nothing for me.
Speaker 2: Let's just keep how do you explain the mask that?
Speaker 2: And you know, bad lighting, it's bad lighting. You know
Speaker 2: the mass technology exists, right, Yes, like the CIA has
Speaker 2: talked about this close or like adjustments. They don't do
Speaker 2: a full rubber mask that almost as risky. You kind
Speaker 2: of like change a braw or you change like a piece.
Speaker 2: There was a lady who was a CIA agent who
Speaker 2: master disguise lady. Yeah, and she went into George Bush's
Speaker 2: Oval office, yes, and didn't recognize he didn't recognize her.
Speaker 2: And then she said, oh, I'm so and so. So
Speaker 2: the technology has been around for a long time. I
Speaker 2: think that is what it is. I know it could
Speaker 2: be weird lighting, but those jacket edges in the shadow
Speaker 2: underneath it doesn't make sense to me. Yeah, yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 2: That's fair. Okay.
Speaker 1: Next, we have really good news if you're a pet owner.
Speaker 1: China figured out a little gadget you add to your
Speaker 1: dog's collar and it can translate ninety five percent of
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Speaker 4: A dog confirmed it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And this is a product that you know, obviously
Speaker 2: it's not doing anything, but this is a product for
Speaker 2: the people who have all those buttons laid out for
Speaker 2: their dogs to press.
Speaker 4: This is where they go to they graduate is gonna
Speaker 4: put those people out of business. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: I was thinking for those dog button people. You know,
Speaker 2: we've covered it before. Of course I saw one the
Speaker 2: other day where they were thirty buttons laid out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and the dog pressed stranger outside and then like the
Speaker 2: door dash person was there. Oh, and the dog got
Speaker 2: it right. But then you could just take audio and
Speaker 2: do it and post. So the dog presses two buttons.
Speaker 2: Of course, then you go in your premiere pro and
Speaker 2: then you go stranger outside. He can dog say anything, yeah,
Speaker 2: because the dog wouldn't remember what every button meant, not
Speaker 2: even close, absolutely not not even And.
Speaker 4: I hit Who's the smartest dog of all time?
Speaker 2: Wasn't there some Border Collie that was like the smartest
Speaker 2: dog of all time and remembered something? Well, I think Wishbone,
Speaker 2: just because he knows all that history. He died. So
Speaker 2: there's a documentary coming out about Wishbone. The most I
Speaker 2: probably ever learned was from Wishbone. Okay, fair respect and
Speaker 2: that you know you can learn from a dog. And
Speaker 2: speaking of learning, we have a little history lesson for
Speaker 2: you guys. Archaeologist stunned after finding Homer's iliad on Egyptian
Speaker 2: mummy in unprecedented discovery. But the guy shouldn't that stunned
Speaker 2: because the Greeks used to rule over Egypt a long
Speaker 2: long time ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like, isn't that Cleopatra?
Speaker 2: Right? Everybody kind of knows that. So, yeah, they had
Speaker 2: hundreds of years of Greek rule before the Iliad was written,
Speaker 2: and that's why it was there.
Speaker 1: It's a little history lesson for you, guys, because you
Speaker 1: might think Greeks in Egypt, Oh, there's not much overlap there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I think that's maybe where my people come from.
Speaker 2: Nah, well that's the south side, that's the low end
Speaker 2: of the Mediterranean, right, Yeah, so everybody's sharing that same thing,
Speaker 2: and you got different flavors of that late later brown guy,
Speaker 2: I think that's where my brownness comes from. I'm sorry
Speaker 2: about it, guys. That's an apology not accepted, but I
Speaker 2: appreciate you, all right.
Speaker 1: Our next clip is another callback, and it's it feels
Speaker 1: good for me because I told you guys this story
Speaker 1: I think over a year ago in the final page
Speaker 1: of Housekeeping, and now it's on Fox News.
Speaker 8: It's the UFO Files a few weeks back, and we
Speaker 8: just found out over a billion people have visited the
Speaker 8: site a billion, it's got to be a record. The
Speaker 8: War Department says more files will be released soon. UFO
Speaker 8: experts and top researchers have been investigating aliens for years.
Speaker 8: Their sources say dozens of crashed UFOs have been recovered
Speaker 8: and what they found inside shocking.
Speaker 10: And do people think that there's one type of non
Speaker 10: human intelligence that's visiting the earth or is there many
Speaker 10: many types?
Speaker 8: People who have been involved in recoveries have said or at.
Speaker 2: Least four types, four separate types.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: I have not had direct access to that, but I
Speaker 2: believe the people who I've talked to four different types
Speaker 2: of life, four different types of.
Speaker 8: Life, four different species of aliens. Another scientist called them grays, Nordics, insectoids,
Speaker 8: and reptilians.
Speaker 2: All of well, well, well have fun. When I talked
Speaker 2: about that eighteen months ago, I think you said, oh,
Speaker 2: no comment, I don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about this. Who is this person?
Speaker 1: And here we are two years early? Yeah, and I
Speaker 1: still don't. I still don't. This is just guys talking
Speaker 1: in a podcast room again.
Speaker 2: But Fox News, Yeah, that's They're not much higher than us, brother,
Speaker 2: They're not on some sort of pedestal.
Speaker 1: Honestly, there are different types of aliens, and I can
Speaker 1: tell because when I hear people talk about it, it
Speaker 1: rings true. Okay, yeah, your instincts are pure and I
Speaker 1: have I think, oh, negative blood, me too, I believe,
Speaker 1: and I think that is the alien blood type.
Speaker 2: Oh what universal donor? Right, Yeah, it's something like that.
Speaker 2: But it's the best one and it could be related.
Speaker 2: But yeah, insectoids, reptilians, grays, Nordics. The Nordics are just
Speaker 2: like they look like you, but they're seven feet tall. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they look whiter. Yeah, and they're like white hair, and
Speaker 2: they're like they're bright there, they're bright. Good for them.
Speaker 4: So keep that in mind and keep an eye on that.
Speaker 4: And remember where you're keep an eye out.
Speaker 1: Remember where you heard it first final page of Housekeeping
Speaker 1: two years ago. Fuck, you know, like see stupid stories
Speaker 1: two years early. And it's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, but to be fair, people have been talking
Speaker 2: about that for a long time, right, yeah, type of
Speaker 2: the conspiratorial guys.
Speaker 4: And now it's just getting a little more mainstream.
Speaker 2: And then you guys know all the alien movies that
Speaker 2: we saw growing up. The CIA gave information about aliens
Speaker 2: to Steven Spielberg and to other people who made these movies.
Speaker 4: Which ones are like the little green men?
Speaker 2: Which those are the great? Those are the g So
Speaker 2: the ones you see that are like most common, the
Speaker 2: big head and the big eyes, those are gray. Some
Speaker 2: people think they're us from the future, which kind of
Speaker 2: makes sense evolution wise.
Speaker 4: Who knows, maybe, maybe not.
Speaker 2: But if time travel ever does exist, it exists now
Speaker 2: because they'll come back to this time whatever whatever.
Speaker 4: If time travel exists, it's already happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, bro.
Speaker 1: All right, our last piece, our last clip from the
Speaker 1: final page of Housekeeping, is a new product that I
Speaker 1: want you guys to send to the po box.
Speaker 7: Okay, so this is the boxing of Woody. So do
Speaker 7: I really love him? We took a lot of time
Speaker 7: to make sure all that he tells are right. If
Speaker 7: you look his little sheriff back, even his belt buckle
Speaker 7: is popping. You can take his little pistol.
Speaker 14: In and out.
Speaker 7: His hat is magnetized, it comes on and off. We
Speaker 7: got his fro tight, his little scarf, spurs on his boot.
Speaker 7: He's just really well made. He's fragile because it's like
Speaker 7: an art piece. You want to sit this on like
Speaker 7: a mantle or a bookshelf or something, because of course,
Speaker 7: you guys, Nervo's coming next.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think it's Andre. Yeah, it says Andre
Speaker 2: instead of Andy on the bottom of his boot. So
Speaker 2: Peo box, please, it's my birthday soon, it's his birthday. Soon,
Speaker 2: throw it all, send it to the peel box.
Speaker 4: I don't mind it. I kind of like that one.
Speaker 4: That one's funny to me.
Speaker 2: But shouldn't Disney be cracking down and hitting them with
Speaker 2: a seasoned desist? That's true, that's true. We'll see we'll
Speaker 2: see who's immune to season desists based on the color
Speaker 2: of their skin, right. I actually just convinced myself to
Speaker 2: buy it because that's going to become very rare once
Speaker 2: the season desist happens. Yeah, but if they don't cease
Speaker 2: and desist them, we're gonna make our own. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: we'll make it some do urion like a white supremacist,
Speaker 2: blue eye, blonde hair.
Speaker 4: Yeah, his arm articulates in a way.
Speaker 2: His arm stops, and then we'll see who gets it.
Speaker 4: We'll see who gets a cease and desist then.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna keep an eye on that because that
Speaker 1: is illegal, and it would be illegal if we sold
Speaker 1: any toy story merch. That's and she's charging two hundred bucks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so heel box.
Speaker 2: Please, if you're very generous, we'll send you a shirt
Speaker 2: and we'll do a shout out.
Speaker 1: All right, that's sand a housekeeping on. Moving on to
Speaker 1: cringe of the week. All right, our first clip if
Speaker 1: cringe of the week. This is the worst thing I've
Speaker 1: ever seen a door dasher do.
Speaker 21: He's delivering fruit right Watch him now, watch him looking
Speaker 21: around making sure no one is watching. And then he
Speaker 21: all of a sudden lifted his shirt and empties out
Speaker 21: his colossmy bag with blood and waist right there on
Speaker 21: this woman's front lawn.
Speaker 2: He emptied it right there. He could have emptied it,
Speaker 2: like obviously anywhere else. You could have emptied it anywhere
Speaker 2: else on the lawn even but you did it right
Speaker 2: on the path where people walk to go to their car,
Speaker 2: right next to the path where they likely cut the corner.
Speaker 2: And I cannot slander door dash and uber eats enough.
Speaker 2: You know, people using other people's accounts. We just saw
Speaker 2: last week the guy scooping a smoothie back into the
Speaker 2: cup that he dropped with all the floor and hair
Speaker 2: carpet and dropping it off disgusting pig. Low class people
Speaker 2: are coming to your door and like interacting with your food,
Speaker 2: and this guy doesn't even have the sense to like
Speaker 2: do it behind the Wendy's dumpster the person you're delivering
Speaker 2: to's lawn where ring cameras are everywhere. Now you could
Speaker 2: do it in like a gatorade bottle in your car
Speaker 2: and just throw it away. That's new rock Bottom. That's
Speaker 2: the most disgusting thing I've ever seen. I will not
Speaker 2: be ordering anything.
Speaker 1: I ordered a door Dash or an uber eats over
Speaker 1: the weekend and it was delivered by an urban type
Speaker 1: and the fry bag was open and it looked like
Speaker 1: half the fries were gone. Yeah, I don't like that.
Speaker 1: I don't like when my Uber Eats drivers look a
Speaker 1: certain way.
Speaker 2: Well, if the line is a colonoscopy bag dumped on
Speaker 2: your front lawn right like splashing onto the pavement, not
Speaker 2: even completely on the front lawn, then what's a couple fries?
Speaker 2: That's nothing. What's a couple what's a black hand digging
Speaker 2: around in your fries? That's expected? Yeah, like the fingers
Speaker 2: a little bit salty, go back for more. Imagine her
Speaker 2: seasons your shit like you get seasoning, but he added,
Speaker 2: so yeah, Man, I don't know. Man, I cannot slander
Speaker 2: door Dash enough. That's disgusting, so bad.
Speaker 1: Our next clip is about Seattle's trans state of emergency.
Speaker 22: Seattle leaders say they're facing growing calls to do more
Speaker 22: as members of the transgender and queer communities relocate here
Speaker 22: from other states. The Seattle LGBTQ Commission has sent a
Speaker 22: letter to Mayor Katie Wilson asking her to declare a
Speaker 22: civil state of emergency. Fox Ers's Al hundred Guzman spoke
Speaker 22: with a trans woman who left Texas and asked her
Speaker 22: why she believes these resources are so important.
Speaker 23: Seattle's LGBTQ community is growing by the thousands as trans
Speaker 23: and under non conforming people or seeking refuge in the
Speaker 23: city of Seattle, but advocates warned that the organizations helping
Speaker 23: them find their footing here could run out of resources
Speaker 23: by the summer. For decades, Capitol Hill has been a
Speaker 23: cultural and historic club for Seattle's LGBTQ community. Advocates say
Speaker 23: they're seeing an increase of people coming here from more
Speaker 23: conservative states, hoping for a chance to live more openly
Speaker 23: and freely. For Jessa Davis, is it safe to say
Speaker 23: that you sought refuge here in Seattle.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that was the absolute intent.
Speaker 23: Jessa moved to Seattle three years ago from Odessa, Texas,
Speaker 23: the place where she transitioned, but it was also the
Speaker 23: place where she says she no longer felt safe living.
Speaker 23: Jessa says she stayed in the closet for years, but
Speaker 23: the emotional toll became too heavy.
Speaker 2: I was just like, I don't care, like about anything
Speaker 2: more than like trying to alleviate this just sense of dread. Okay, So, yeah,
Speaker 2: they're gonna be loading up Seattle with a bunch of
Speaker 2: trans people, and like we mentioned earlier in the show,
Speaker 2: a bunch of homeless people in drug addicts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if Spencer Pratts elected and forces them to leave.
Speaker 2: So you're millionaires out, let's go over it, millionaires out,
Speaker 2: trans people in homeless, people in good trade and in
Speaker 2: the homeless.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of drug addicts and they're gonna be
Speaker 1: given free needles and free stuff. And then for these
Speaker 1: trans people, they're going to be doing state sponsored sex changes.
Speaker 4: I'm assuming, yeah, something like that.
Speaker 2: And there was that group they mentioned at the beginning
Speaker 2: of it, but guy was an oil field worker in
Speaker 2: Odessa gave it up to go be a lady and
Speaker 2: see he must have done some like porn, bad porn, yeah,
Speaker 2: or bad like Chinese peptides TRT and it just fucked
Speaker 2: them up. Yeah, but there's an understated line at the beginning.
Speaker 2: They wanted to state of emergency. So because this LGBT
Speaker 2: group is going to run out of resources. Well, it's like,
Speaker 2: why do you use a euphemism for money? Just say
Speaker 2: we're asking for money. Trans people need to come here.
Speaker 2: We're giving them money to relocate. We need more money.
Speaker 2: There's always like a laundered thing. Oh, we need resources.
Speaker 2: What could that be? What could that be? Tampons? They
Speaker 2: don't use them. They need resources. It's money, group jobs, yeah,
Speaker 2: resource jobs and hormone. How do we pay for that money?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Crazy? All right?
Speaker 1: Our next clip is another trans person. This is an
Speaker 1: interrogation of a trans murderer. And listen to the disgusting request.
Speaker 1: He asked the police.
Speaker 18: I'm going to reach my talk.
Speaker 13: What is it you do?
Speaker 2: Reach talkause?
Speaker 10: I don't want to see the thing.
Speaker 23: You just said.
Speaker 7: So I don't know.
Speaker 6: Band So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Mia says okay, constantly tucking their shit yeah, and
Speaker 2: then announcing it to the police after you murdered your parents.
Speaker 2: Murdered your parents. That's the trends way, right, and it's
Speaker 2: a way to gain control. In this interrogation, you're trying
Speaker 2: to like control, You're trying to have the control of
Speaker 2: the situation. So you're saying, Oh, I'm gonna tuck my shit,
Speaker 2: that's okay, And then if he does, then he's now
Speaker 2: dictating what happens in the area.
Speaker 4: I'm running this interview. Where were you last night, officer?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this is an older case, but the body
Speaker 2: cam footage kind of just came out and Utah, it
Speaker 2: was a Utah case. Okay, remember Utah. Utah's got a
Speaker 2: lot of fucked up people, the Furries, the Charlie Kirk assassin.
Speaker 2: The we covered something about the water in Utah. I
Speaker 2: think the salt lakes, the Salt Lake itself, like the
Speaker 2: water supply in Utah has a ton of life assate
Speaker 2: in And I think, I don't know what's going on
Speaker 2: over there, but people want to tuck after murdering their parents.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we need Seattle to take this guy in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then I'm assuming for that the hormones made
Speaker 2: the guy crazy, which makes total sense. Yeah, and there
Speaker 2: are some beef and the parents like loosely supported him
Speaker 2: but tried to cancel. They knew how much mental anguish
Speaker 2: he had and like how much he was going through it,
Speaker 2: and they tried to cancel one of his appointments or something,
Speaker 2: and he freaked out. He freaked out, and apparently he's
Speaker 2: going to a woman's prison. Really, yeah, or he's in
Speaker 2: one right now. I didn't know, Utah did that? Crazy?
Speaker 1: And then we have an example here of like a
Speaker 1: crazy liberal person who shows how delusional she is when
Speaker 1: asked about trans people young girls.
Speaker 24: Okay, but do you think it's a problem to allow
Speaker 24: male sex offenders into female prisons? Well, did you know
Speaker 24: right now male sex offenders are allowed in female prisons?
Speaker 2: Okay? Do you support that? Yes?
Speaker 24: Do you support male sex offenders going into female prisons
Speaker 24: if they.
Speaker 2: Identify as chance? Yes? Okay.
Speaker 24: Do you support our state spending four and a half
Speaker 24: million dollars to transition those sex offenders?
Speaker 4: High?
Speaker 24: We we just we just freedom of information acted it.
Speaker 25: We're spending four point five millions.
Speaker 24: We are spending six hundred thousand dollars on SRAC for
Speaker 24: prisoners sex offenders. We're spending six hundred thousand dollars on
Speaker 24: boom jobs for sex offenders, and currently we are allowing
Speaker 24: male sex offenders who idate as trans into female prisons.
Speaker 19: All of that is true.
Speaker 7: I would support you, You.
Speaker 2: Would support that. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Isn't that embarrassing?
Speaker 2: You know the you have this picture of evil in
Speaker 2: your mind of like this big powerful man like punishing
Speaker 2: the week or something. What's that the elderly woman using
Speaker 2: tax dollars and putting men's sex offenders in prison with women.
Speaker 2: Now you just can't leave scenario and then you get
Speaker 2: that's evil. My point, like, that's it looks she looks
Speaker 2: like your grandma. And then you turn off the light
Speaker 2: and she's trans people money. It's like a horror movie.
Speaker 4: She could be an obsession, she could be the next character.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, and it's we've covered this before, but like
Speaker 1: women have so much empathy for people that really don't
Speaker 1: deserve it. They have empathy for criminals, they have empathy,
Speaker 1: empathy for sexual perverts, empathy for illegal the last people
Speaker 1: who need it, people who need anything at all, and
Speaker 1: she still supports it.
Speaker 2: At the end, you can't look at someone's behavior and say, well,
Speaker 2: I usually support the OLGBT. But if you're a criminal,
Speaker 2: you did something, and that's different, like you can't you
Speaker 2: have to go all the way with it or else
Speaker 2: you're not all the way enough.
Speaker 4: Update your mental model on what's evil?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the abortion crazy girls ripping up a Turning Point
Speaker 2: USA table because they got the demon inside them, got triggered.
Speaker 4: This lady evil shit dark.
Speaker 2: And this is why people say women shouldn't vote, because
Speaker 2: once they started voting, everything became an emotional play. And
Speaker 2: then women and weak men now just vote emotionally. We
Speaker 2: have to vote against Trump because he's racist, and these
Speaker 2: illegals they.
Speaker 1: Need our help. And the somalis are great, and the
Speaker 1: sexual perverts are fun. It got dark quick. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: have another example here of that toxic empathy as well.
Speaker 1: This illegal got into a dui crash and look who
Speaker 1: supports her.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to find her because she did. Guy,
Speaker 2: it's a freaking accident.
Speaker 6: Is she don't speak no English, but she's so literally,
Speaker 6: she's so attached to.
Speaker 23: Me, and I feel so bad.
Speaker 6: I don't want her to go to jail. She was
Speaker 6: driving drunk and she fled right in today. I feel
Speaker 6: so bad for it, and I don't think she's got
Speaker 6: her her stuff. I'll not like you think you've got
Speaker 6: her a green card. So it's going to be.
Speaker 2: Horrible if she do go. So there you go. We
Speaker 2: have a double whammy there, empathy for a criminal and
Speaker 2: empathy for an illegal.
Speaker 4: It's so crazy to me. That's the person she's right here.
Speaker 2: I'm holding her for you know, the energy should be
Speaker 2: completely different. She's cuddling with the drunk, rear ended illegal.
Speaker 2: That's who she identifies with. Isn't it so weird?
Speaker 4: But the illegal is a good person because she's brown.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she can't even communicate with you, but you know
Speaker 2: she's a good person, how.
Speaker 4: Based on what she's looking for a way out?
Speaker 2: She just got a dui crash in a country she's
Speaker 2: not supposed to be in, right, crazy, it's so black
Speaker 2: and white.
Speaker 4: And then you got these people coming. I'll be gray.
Speaker 2: I'll be the person who just goes completely against the
Speaker 2: right thing. And she's like treating her like a pet. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's how they see it. And that's the same way
Speaker 2: with the woman before. I want to take care of her.
Speaker 2: Oh I wish I could. I could help her take
Speaker 2: her home with me.
Speaker 4: That poor trans person in prison in the woman's prison,
Speaker 4: like it's a.
Speaker 2: Cat on the road or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, we're moving on to our final clip
Speaker 1: from Cringe of the Week. This Jewish comedian isn't too
Speaker 1: good at crowd work.
Speaker 2: Poor a comedian.
Speaker 21: Okay, anyway, I'm a Jew?
Speaker 2: Is that he said?
Speaker 15: He did not?
Speaker 2: You said you're a jew? Oh? No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: bye bye bye.
Speaker 4: Now did you just call me a jew?
Speaker 2: Would you call me?
Speaker 4: Oh boy something?
Speaker 2: I'm on stage.
Speaker 7: I'm so loving and nice and anyway, but I was thinking.
Speaker 2: Colone not the best crowd work. Someone says something, maybe
Speaker 2: you can come back with a funny thing, but instead
Speaker 2: you have to get them kicked out. And the thing
Speaker 2: that I want to talk about is you can't call
Speaker 2: a jew a jew. Oh, it's like a scene as
Speaker 2: a slur. Like if you said to Ben Shapiro, you're
Speaker 2: a Jew. I think you go, yes, I am. It's
Speaker 2: all on inflection, you're a Jew.
Speaker 1: That's but if you say with a certain tone, it
Speaker 1: becomes a slur. And that's like a little confusing for me.
Speaker 1: And I think this also proves that like an offended
Speaker 1: woman doesn't make for the best comedian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not bouncing back and insulting the guy's shirt
Speaker 2: or a stupid beard or whatever he's got going on.
Speaker 2: You just go what with that? Yeah, and then like
Speaker 2: all right, this show's over. We have to get this
Speaker 2: guy out. And you're telling him and she obviously is Jewish. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you're saying the truth. And then she didn't like
Speaker 2: how the truth sounded, so she silenced the truth teller.
Speaker 2: Maybe you can extrapolate that, maybe you can't. And keep
Speaker 2: in mind, her Instagram name is Judy Gold and instead
Speaker 2: of ju d Y, it's j E W d. Why,
Speaker 2: Like that's her Instagram name as like a joke. It's
Speaker 2: a little play on the word jew. So I guess
Speaker 2: it's not funny if someone else says it. Yeah, the
Speaker 2: comedian got offended. Yeah, you know, it's so weird. It
Speaker 2: was like you're this type of Jew, or you're a
Speaker 2: whatever jew, or I hate you because you're a Jew.
Speaker 2: It was just you're a Jew? What was that?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 2: I thought that was pretty cringe. That is the end
Speaker 2: of our cringe of the week, And we were moving
Speaker 2: on to Urban Decay. All right, our first.
Speaker 1: Clip of Urban Decay another Chicago teen takeover, and this
Speaker 1: one's extra disrespectful to the police.
Speaker 4: So they're using a fire extinguisher on the cop car
Speaker 4: and then there's so much guys standing on top. He's
Speaker 4: riding the cop car and he jumps off.
Speaker 1: But if the cop drove away fast and that guy
Speaker 1: got his legs kicked out and.
Speaker 4: Hit his head, lawsuit against the city, lost.
Speaker 1: Suit against the city in favor of the person on
Speaker 1: the car, that cop is fired and ran out of town.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we're just doing showing that to remind you
Speaker 2: we are officially done with the we're scared of the
Speaker 2: police narrative. Nobody is nobody fears them at all. You
Speaker 2: can't even make that lie anymore. We have evidence of
Speaker 2: it every single episode exactly. And our next clip is
Speaker 2: from Chicago as well. There were tons of shootings over
Speaker 2: the long weekend. I'm just gonna read this headline because
Speaker 2: the newscast was just a random one of the shootings, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want to make a different point here. This
Speaker 4: was updated.
Speaker 2: Monday morning. As of Monday morning, so more shootings might
Speaker 2: have happened since then. On Monday, at least twenty two
Speaker 2: people shot wounded over a Memorial Day weekend in Chicago.
Speaker 2: I'm always confused by that because like the gangbangers, the
Speaker 2: stupid people who shoot people like they know it's a
Speaker 2: holiday or something they care.
Speaker 4: I thought they didn't work. Usually they celebrating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're celebrating, or they're disrespecting the soldiers who have
Speaker 2: made the ultimate sacrifice.
Speaker 4: But something popped out.
Speaker 2: At me from reading this article because you're going through
Speaker 2: all the shootings and you want to know some details
Speaker 2: about him. So, at least twenty two people had been
Speaker 2: wounded and shootings across Chicago this Memorial Day weekend. The
Speaker 2: victims range from in age from fourteen to fifty one.
Speaker 2: And I'm just going to read a couple of the
Speaker 2: bullet point examples to show you what I noticed. Right,
Speaker 2: thirty two year old man standing outside the seventy three
Speaker 2: hundred block blah blah blah, when two people came up
Speaker 2: and began shooting at him. The victim was taking a
Speaker 2: Saint Bernard Hospital in fair condition with two gunshot wounds
Speaker 2: to the lower body. The shooters ran off moving on.
Speaker 2: Another example, a fifty one year old man was walking
Speaker 2: outside when he heard gunshots and felt pain. He was
Speaker 2: taking a Stronger hospital, Cook County, blah blah, blah. So
Speaker 2: he heard sounds, heard gunshots, and then felt pain. Another example, there's.
Speaker 4: One at two four am, same thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two four am, seventeen year old standing, seventeen year
Speaker 2: old boy standing outside heard gunshots and felt pain. He
Speaker 2: suffered gunshot wounds throughout his body and was taken to
Speaker 2: Stronger hospital. And here's another one of two women ages
Speaker 2: thirty one and thirty two were sitting in a great
Speaker 2: cart where they heard gunshots and felt pain. And I'm
Speaker 2: like thinking this, like, why heard gunshots and felt pain?
Speaker 2: Who would say that? Right? Is this like a miscommunication
Speaker 2: game of telephone with U NBC or whoever's reporting this?
Speaker 2: Is this random shooting? Is there a random shooter terrorizing Chicago?
Speaker 2: Or are these people just not cooperating and not really
Speaker 2: telling the police what actually happened? Right?
Speaker 4: I think it's probably that one.
Speaker 2: So if there's a random shooter and you just hear
Speaker 2: gunshots and feel pain, we need an emergency. We need
Speaker 2: to lock down the city over Memorial Day. Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 2: this is an emergency? Well does that sound?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 2: Also this hurts. So either everyone's just kind of a
Speaker 2: gangbanger doing gang banger activities and then not cooperating with
Speaker 2: police at all, or there's a mass shooter on the
Speaker 2: loose and all you hear is gunshots and then feel paid.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I just thought those were so weird,
Speaker 2: like it shows how little information they're getting from these
Speaker 2: individual people.
Speaker 4: And it's a wide age range, right, Yeah, it's very interesting.
Speaker 2: And obviously the young people in Chicago are the ones
Speaker 2: causing the problems. They're the ones to most of the
Speaker 2: shootings and the team takeover and Brandon Johnson has an
Speaker 2: advisory board now that he discusses this problem with.
Speaker 26: I just really feel like we should focus more on
Speaker 26: giving them things to do in the summertime and stuff
Speaker 26: like that to keep them busy to but they don't
Speaker 26: have to feel like they got a plan team takeovers
Speaker 26: to have fun.
Speaker 2: Cool as.
Speaker 27: I would say, I really don't know much about kushies
Speaker 27: because I wasn't one of those teens who would be
Speaker 27: outside for real, Like I wasn't raised for that. But
Speaker 27: one thing I would say is that I wouldn't think
Speaker 27: that it would because some people home were trying to
Speaker 27: escape home. You know, teens try to escape home. So
Speaker 27: I feel like a curfew it might be litteredate because
Speaker 27: while you trying to keep someone in the house, they
Speaker 27: could be a basis organization.
Speaker 2: Ah, so there's nothing to do at night, Then how
Speaker 2: come there's no white team takeovers? Yeah, they should be
Speaker 2: equally bored, right, Well, they got more money and they
Speaker 2: got Xbox or something.
Speaker 4: There's always some excuse, right.
Speaker 2: The energy is basically give us stuff or we'll go crazy.
Speaker 2: And we already give them stuff and they're going crazy,
Speaker 2: but they just need a little bit more. Yeah, one
Speaker 2: more thing. We're almost there. And you know what's funny,
Speaker 2: if you were really trying to solve team takeovers, you'd
Speaker 2: go and find a city that solved team takeovers and
Speaker 2: then ask them how'd you do it?
Speaker 4: Oh, we we had.
Speaker 2: Brutal law enforcement, and we had drones and we made
Speaker 2: them disperse and we made arrests and we charged them
Speaker 2: all with a resisting arrest.
Speaker 4: And we haven't had one sense like the city of Tampa.
Speaker 2: Maybe you don't go to the teenagers who might be
Speaker 2: putting on a sheisty and doing it themselves and ask
Speaker 2: them what's the best way to do it? Right? That's yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a very good point. So the dumb mayor is
Speaker 2: getting dumb advice from dumb teenagers. Great city there, huh,
Speaker 2: hope this works out and it is a great Chicago
Speaker 2: has great parts and it is a great city. They're
Speaker 2: just actively ruining a formerly great city with retarded people. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then the one girl said, people are trying to
Speaker 2: escape home. What what does that mean? You're trying to
Speaker 2: escape other black people that live nearby. Yeah, my dad
Speaker 2: beats me, my stepdad hates me, something like that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's like, all right, man, well we have laws for
Speaker 2: that too, if someone's hitting you, if someone's abusing you,
Speaker 2: like we The thing is, you give up on some
Speaker 2: laws and then oh, we got to give up on
Speaker 2: other ones too, because it's hard at home.
Speaker 4: It's like, no, we have departments for that.
Speaker 2: And the solution would be like arresting a lot of
Speaker 2: bad people. But they don't want to do that. We
Speaker 2: just want to talk about it. We just want to
Speaker 2: circle talk about it and then get a new basketball
Speaker 2: hoop for these kids or something and give us more
Speaker 2: free stuff because of all the bad shit we have
Speaker 2: to go through. But if you actually wanted to get
Speaker 2: rid of the bad shit you go through, you would
Speaker 2: arrest these people.
Speaker 4: If we don't want to do that. We just want
Speaker 4: the free stuff.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: It's never going to get better.
Speaker 2: And they tried midnight basket ball during I think George
Speaker 2: Bush's term, like twenty something years ago, and it didn't take. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I would assume some shootings happened at the basketball. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I did not do well. We have another example from
Speaker 2: Chicago here. This This is not Chicago. This is New Chicago,
Speaker 2: a city in Indiana that's nearby in Chicago. Oh, I
Speaker 2: thought it was New Chicago police chief.
Speaker 4: I actually had never even heard of this town. All right,
Speaker 4: So it's written.
Speaker 2: By the Chicago Tribune, so I can see why you
Speaker 2: got it. And it says new new New Chicago police chief.
Speaker 2: I thought I was the guy that just got hired.
Speaker 2: Now you could read it New Chicago, which is a
Speaker 2: city police chief sold guns from investigations. The chief of
Speaker 2: police in New Chicago, Indiana, stood accused Sunday of selling
Speaker 2: a pawn shop, selling a pawn shop a gun that
Speaker 2: was being held as evidence, and then trying to have
Speaker 2: it bought back, among other allegations. New Chicago Police Chief
Speaker 2: Earl Mayo was charged with theft, official misconduct, and attempted
Speaker 2: obstructed obstruction of justice. As well as unlawful possession of
Speaker 2: an anabolic steroid, according to court documents. So he was
Speaker 2: already doing the bad shit and then he had steroids
Speaker 2: on him, is what I would guess. He's up, like
Speaker 2: I need to make more money. I got to sell
Speaker 2: these guns. Yeah. So he was booked Sunday as an
Speaker 2: inmate in Clark County, Ohio, after authority said he tried
Speaker 2: to evade arrest. It turned out the gun, a Taurus
Speaker 2: G three, had been sold to a pawnshop in Hobart, Indiana.
Speaker 2: Those are the shittiest guns there are too. That's the
Speaker 2: Tourus G three. That's the most gang banger gun there is.
Speaker 2: But yeah, crazy story. We're not going to go into
Speaker 2: too much detail there. But you're the police chief. And
Speaker 2: how much you're making on the gun two hundred bucks, yeah,
Speaker 2: under Taurus Bush.
Speaker 4: So you buy it new for three hundred yeah.
Speaker 2: So I mean it's just another one of those like
Speaker 2: we saw the city parks worker in that Chicago suburb
Speaker 2: recently rent the helicopter with the company credit card. Like, dude,
Speaker 2: These people get in power and just fucking do the
Speaker 2: dumbest shit ever while they have a good job, while
Speaker 2: they have a good job, You're going to jail. You
Speaker 2: were the chief of police, You're going to jail. And
Speaker 2: it was like for a couple hundred bucks. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: then Brandon Johnson will say this is a witch hunt
Speaker 2: because people don't like to see a black man in power.
Speaker 2: We need more opportunities for a police chiefs to get
Speaker 2: over time. Otherwise this wouldn't happen. This is an economics issue.
Speaker 2: That's not we're not even using this evidence. It's just
Speaker 2: in the it just sits in the evidence locker. We
Speaker 2: might as well use it. Just stupid shit guys. All right,
Speaker 2: let's get to our next segment. This first guy, uh
Speaker 2: has what is a segment? What's the common theme here?
Speaker 2: You have anything that's this folder though?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's basically bad black behavior followed by white people
Speaker 1: being expected to never say anything about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's fair.
Speaker 1: There's a little bit of a theme. So we're gonna
Speaker 1: start with some bad behavior. This guy is wearing a
Speaker 1: sisty and a grocery store and basically threatens the clerk.
Speaker 2: I can't serve you your mass up. I gotta see your face.
Speaker 4: That's his gun right there in his pants, hand on it, right.
Speaker 2: I don't, bron Why are you doing all that?
Speaker 14: Bro?
Speaker 2: I just got to see your face. I kind of
Speaker 2: serve you your mass it's hot. Why you wearing the
Speaker 2: mask anyway? Whatever? Blood you slab this time?
Speaker 7: Yeah, niggas fun with.
Speaker 2: You slab this time. Next time?
Speaker 16: Fish down.
Speaker 2: Damp.
Speaker 4: I believe him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And uh, he's got to cover his face. It's
Speaker 1: his summer basically, and he's covering his face because of
Speaker 1: the OPS.
Speaker 2: And we've kind of made this point before. At a
Speaker 2: certain point, anyone who sees a sisty guy who isn't
Speaker 2: part of their crew, you have to assume he's some
Speaker 2: sort of OPS because he's hiding from his OPS. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so it almost attracts more negative attention or it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: who is that? Oh I don't know, that might be
Speaker 2: so and so I can't see it's not one of
Speaker 2: our boys. Let's go shoot him.
Speaker 4: Or let's go find out, let's go press him a little.
Speaker 1: And then you get into these situations where if you
Speaker 1: were wearing maybe your Sunday church suit and you were
Speaker 1: just walking over a cup of from Starbucks, hey, you
Speaker 1: probably wouldn't get any problems.
Speaker 2: But when you wear the OPS uniform, you're basically asking
Speaker 2: for ops. Yeah, it's a self fulfilling prophecy. It's a
Speaker 2: circular logic sort of tree. And then also the so
Speaker 2: casually brandishing the gun, you know, you can still be
Speaker 2: brandishing if you don't like pull it out, like you
Speaker 2: just reference it and use it for intimidation depending on
Speaker 2: your state. Like, that's brandishing. And he'll do that casually
Speaker 2: anywhere he goes. And you know, it might look like
Speaker 2: some sort of skit or whatever. I don't know, it
Speaker 2: rings true to me because when you go to this
Speaker 2: guy's page, he films like meta glasses content with everybody
Speaker 2: who comes through his store.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's not a skit. And I was thinking
Speaker 1: too bigger picture. Conspiratorially, there is a world where like
Speaker 1: these urban types actually usher in a social credit system
Speaker 1: because it's like bad anti social behavior that's violent, that
Speaker 1: needs to get corrected without the laws.
Speaker 2: So what do you do. It's like, all right, we'll.
Speaker 1: Put cameras everywhere, and then you lose a point. You
Speaker 1: can't go to the store because you're wearing your sisty.
Speaker 1: You lose a point for fighting a graduation, You lose
Speaker 1: a point for saying something in the street. And then
Speaker 1: it's like you almost backdoor a social credit system. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because of all the anti social behavior, and you want
Speaker 1: to like fix the city, how do you do it
Speaker 1: without enforcing the laws? All right, Next, we have a
Speaker 1: bad scene at a graduation.
Speaker 17: Miss Dally Green.
Speaker 15: Great title, What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Kevin Rodano? Start playing so you could hear her say
Speaker 2: at the beginning, this isn't the nineteen twenties. She's blocking
Speaker 2: people's views of the graduation. She probably got there late,
Speaker 2: didn't get a good seat, blocking people's views.
Speaker 4: And she says, this is in the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 2: She the guy who came and talked to her, she
Speaker 2: made something like you sexually harassed my daughter. If you
Speaker 2: could hear that, she's it's like going nuclear crazy. Yeah
Speaker 2: you really aren't, and I actually so in the night.
Speaker 2: It's all racially charged. It's all a white person can't
Speaker 2: tell her anything. And I've seen one of the things
Speaker 2: I've seen in a lot of movies and stuff is
Speaker 2: that sort of like miscommunication thing like hey, sir, and
Speaker 2: it's like somebody jumps into assumptions and and does some
Speaker 2: crazy thing like hey how are you Yeah, I'm interested
Speaker 2: in dating you or something, and there's a miscommunication and
Speaker 2: someone's like, you just have mustard. There's mustard on your shirt,
Speaker 2: Like you go into the main character goes into this
Speaker 2: whole thing, and this is this like you couldn't even
Speaker 2: tell this lady like, hey, ma'am, you're your purse is
Speaker 2: open if you're white, if you're black, you can.
Speaker 4: But she's not.
Speaker 2: She's not open to hearing anything from white people because
Speaker 2: of slavery, because of something a long time ago she
Speaker 2: ever experienced. And now she's blocking your view. And it's like,
Speaker 2: I don't I don't have any slavery. There's no slavery
Speaker 2: in me, no slavery history. But I did just get
Speaker 2: my view blocked by allowed obnoxious black woman today, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Like there's some they're really lean
Speaker 2: on four hundred years of bad shit and I wasn't involved.
Speaker 2: I was born in the nineties, So true, what am
Speaker 2: I supposed to do? You're blocking me today? Right? But
Speaker 2: you can that's the key theme though you can't tell
Speaker 2: them anything. Yeah, and then they're also at times, you know,
Speaker 2: very antisocial, obnoxious, and it has that same revenge against
Speaker 2: white people energy. We have a guy here who's disrupting
Speaker 2: a news crew trying to shoot a report.
Speaker 28: No, this is public space, bitch to me, what do
Speaker 28: you mean? What the fuck are you talking about. Don't
Speaker 28: ever talk to me like that. I'm not in your way, bitch.
Speaker 28: You behind the motherfucker Dan, shut the fuck up and
Speaker 28: do your job. He's sucking away. I haven't got to
Speaker 28: go anywhere. It's public space. I thought that shouldn't have
Speaker 28: to say shit to me. No, I ain't gotta be kind.
Speaker 14: You be kind. My people have never been kind, y'all. Bitch,
Speaker 14: don't tell me to do shit. Do your job. We're
Speaker 14: about to die if like k do your job reading prompts.
Speaker 28: Hell, fuck you worried about me folk, Do your job, bitch,
Speaker 28: don't ask me to move.
Speaker 14: We've been taught to move by white people all our life.
Speaker 2: So he's a historian as well, That's what I was
Speaker 2: gonna say. Do you think this guy knows a ton
Speaker 2: of history or does he know? He has one weapon
Speaker 2: to wield, which is some sort of white guilt if
Speaker 2: anyone still feels that anymore, which we're running out of.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing he can reference. He doesn't know
Speaker 2: about anything else. But oh yeah, shit, I've been impressed, Well,
Speaker 2: not me, the people before me, Like what kind of
Speaker 2: existence is that? Yeah, and that's the free pass to
Speaker 2: do whatever, And obviously it's frustrating. It makes me think,
Speaker 2: like situations like this where you have criminals and repeat
Speaker 2: offenders on the streets and like antisocial people, it makes
Speaker 2: you want to go.
Speaker 1: Long private security. Yeah, I think that's like an uppy
Speaker 1: Uh that would be uppy results. But yeah, the same
Speaker 1: energy of like she's bad and he's good and he's
Speaker 1: getting revenge for somebody. It's very not good. And our
Speaker 1: next clip is that same thing. Listen to what these
Speaker 1: guys do.
Speaker 28: Yo, prove you're not racist by saying black people are
Speaker 28: beautiful three times while hopping on one.
Speaker 2: Foot black people are beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 12: Beautiful, and then do two spins and say I love
Speaker 12: black people.
Speaker 2: Like first two spins, okay, no, say I.
Speaker 28: Love black people and do two spins, I love people,
Speaker 28: love black people.
Speaker 14: I look like, all right, good boy, can I.
Speaker 2: Give you yeah, you can't give me a hug.
Speaker 12: And you guys say I love black people, I do
Speaker 12: black people.
Speaker 2: Okay, I love like people.
Speaker 8: I love black people, Okay, you love birth Third on,
Speaker 8: I love black people Okay, good boy.
Speaker 2: What's your name? Nic Nico? I guess it depends which
Speaker 2: black people. Yeah, I would say Thomas Sowell, Jesse Lee Peterson. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I like some. There's a couple of hitters, tighter woods,
Speaker 2: if you want to count.
Speaker 1: But how about that energy and those guys that's like
Speaker 1: our problem. They don't care, Like the guy is not
Speaker 1: even the problem. The black guy is not even the
Speaker 1: problem because he's not doing anything you don't expect. But
Speaker 1: when you get confronted and it's like the young white
Speaker 1: guys that actually is the problem, because those are the
Speaker 1: people that should take a stand in that moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get the fuck out of my face, Like, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not dancing for you. And he calls him good boy.
Speaker 2: It's just a greeting, and they think it's a joke,
Speaker 2: and it's like, it's not for this guy. It's really
Speaker 2: not for this guy. That little kindness at the end, Nah,
Speaker 2: that's not what his intentions are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not a joke.
Speaker 2: And then you know, if you're in that situation, you
Speaker 2: can kind of say skip me, yeah, just skip me, no,
Speaker 2: skip me, skip me, get me. And then he does it.
Speaker 2: He says calls him a good boy. Then you can say, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: good boy, skip me. I've seen this guy and he
Speaker 2: goes to prove you're not racist, buy me a sandwich,
Speaker 2: or to prove you're not racist, let me cut in
Speaker 2: line or something.
Speaker 4: And I just go, no, I am racist, yeah, at
Speaker 4: least a little. Yeah, move on, good boy, move on,
Speaker 4: good boy, send him home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The real hack there is to call him good boy, yeah,
Speaker 1: because then he would like, what, freak out and go crazy.
Speaker 1: But you just called someone else a good boy, and
Speaker 1: that dynamic that's how you expose it.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: And we have another example here, similar to the one
Speaker 1: where the guy was talking about all the Hispanics taking
Speaker 1: over Texas. Another guy with big boomer font got caught
Speaker 1: texting some stuff.
Speaker 2: Over the shoulders. Picture of his phone says, they think
Speaker 2: white folks owe them something.
Speaker 4: I guess he's at the DMV.
Speaker 2: There's a DMV notice behind and he's talking about entitled
Speaker 2: loud black people. I'm sure that was based on not nothing,
Speaker 2: but yeah, over the text, it's like you're not allowed
Speaker 2: to notice, You're not allowed to complain.
Speaker 1: You're not allowed to say anything even a little bit
Speaker 1: critical of black people or else you get your life ruined.
Speaker 4: And that's literally what they're doing.
Speaker 1: And then we have a guy here who is making
Speaker 1: fun of white people at the park.
Speaker 12: It's so hot outside in New York right now. Now
Speaker 12: we got the people of America come into the parks
Speaker 12: for a team.
Speaker 15: Everybody.
Speaker 14: Look, damn, Yatis.
Speaker 12: Shit looks like MTV spring Break? What the fuck is
Speaker 12: going on over here? Son Yo, Son spring Break, MTV
Speaker 12: and Thompson Square Park.
Speaker 14: Hello, it's so hot outside in New York.
Speaker 2: Break And these are the comments. So it switches to
Speaker 2: the comments. Just raw chicken breast, I know it smells.
Speaker 2: Call the police. Why are they gathering like that? Just
Speaker 2: bright pink everywhere, transplants activity, especially in Tompkins Square Park.
Speaker 2: I know, you fucking lie in what I see on
Speaker 2: unseasoned chicken and white rice.
Speaker 4: You know, it's just like these black people.
Speaker 2: They they've run out of their own moral currency, which is, oh,
Speaker 2: we didn't have civil rights until relatively recently. They've run
Speaker 2: out of that and now they're just they just hate
Speaker 2: white people, guys. That's the key takeaway. All these comments.
Speaker 2: Look at some of these comments. What the likes are
Speaker 2: twenty four thousand people, thirteen thousand people and you know,
Speaker 2: like right back at you, you know, white back at you.
Speaker 2: We're at that point and.
Speaker 1: You notice how everyone at the park isn't wearing winter
Speaker 1: clothes and face masks and fighting and shooting and stampeding
Speaker 1: each other. It's like a nice day at the park
Speaker 1: because there's no black people there.
Speaker 2: It was completely peaceful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we don't go to teen takeovers and say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a fucking zoo out here.
Speaker 2: I'd say a lot worse shit than that. Yeah, convents
Speaker 2: would be so bad and they'd be actually right. These
Speaker 2: people just hate white people. They just hate seeing them,
Speaker 2: you know, and like the guys calling it out, it's
Speaker 2: white people sitting in a park, like probably drinking wine
Speaker 2: and like cheeseboards. And then you go to a teen
Speaker 2: takeover and that's fun. These white people are corny teen
Speaker 2: and takeovers fun. That's good.
Speaker 1: White people at the park eating charcouterie, bad yep, crazy
Speaker 1: all right, Moving on to our final clip of urban decay.
Speaker 1: We have bad kids with a slurpey machine.
Speaker 2: So this is what at Target. And these bad kids
Speaker 2: who don't even know they're bad. This is just kids stuff.
Speaker 2: The mom's a piece of shit. Filming. She's laughing and
Speaker 2: not moving them away. And then if you say something,
Speaker 2: it's do you own the slurping machine? Do you own
Speaker 2: the slurping machine? Do you own the super machine? You
Speaker 2: going to clean it up? This ain't the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 2: You can't tell me nothing, right, you mind your business business?
Speaker 2: And then this is one of those things where you
Speaker 2: start looking and it's like, oh my people have been
Speaker 2: told like this whole theme of this urban decay.
Speaker 4: It's like all this past, past generational baggage.
Speaker 2: And then the target worker goes up and goes, what
Speaker 2: the fuck at the slurping machine? And then they look
Speaker 2: at the recording and they go, what the fuck? And
Speaker 2: it's black mom, two black kids, and you go, this
Speaker 2: was today. You know, it's not four hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: It's not a history of oppression. It's now. It's today.
Speaker 2: So that sort of thing, like I'm so tired of
Speaker 2: like you leaning on some sort of like one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty two hundred years.
Speaker 4: Ago currency to what do whatever you want?
Speaker 2: Do you work here? Yeah? Do you work here? Mind
Speaker 2: your business? You can imagine.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, don't get too down or too depressed.
Speaker 1: We're moving on to uplifting gold, and we have uplifting
Speaker 1: stuff today. Our first clip is a rain or shine graduation,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't shine, it was rain and everyone's fucked.
Speaker 2: That's kind of cool though. Yeah, it's a fun memory.
Speaker 2: It's like a villain thing. That's like the beginning of
Speaker 2: a Marvel movie or something. Spider Man's graduation or it's
Speaker 2: like a funeral. Yeah, and everyone's wet and just in
Speaker 2: it horrible. All right? Next a plane court, would you
Speaker 2: rather take black brawl or a rainy graduation? Rainy graduation? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you wouldn't be in the black bral. There would just
Speaker 2: be a black ball twenty feet in front of you.
Speaker 2: It's not like you're a focus of the black.
Speaker 4: I would film it and use it for content.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, So I take the black Okay, that's
Speaker 2: what I thought. But I'm not nothing to graduate. Well,
Speaker 2: if you were there, I'm saying you have to attend one.
Speaker 2: It's either rain or black brawl. Oh that's what I'm saying, attending.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're not graduating. I know it's hypothetic, so I said,
Speaker 4: doesn't make any sense. All right, you chose, all right.
Speaker 2: Next plane crashes into a parachuter paraglider. Right, this is
Speaker 2: going fine. Oh no, oh no, the worst thing could
Speaker 2: have happened happened. So now he's got to get out
Speaker 2: and do the reserve shoot. Right, but he's or her.
Speaker 2: And this is where you think I'm gonna die? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: like I am going to die. And we can fast
Speaker 2: forward to the end. She lands safely in a tree.
Speaker 2: Hard all right.
Speaker 4: The reserve shoot gets open, fast forwarding, fast forwarding.
Speaker 2: Here's the landing. She's okay, she survived. Yeah, that's scary
Speaker 2: stuff here. It does impact boom, but it's uplifting because
Speaker 2: she survived and the plane survived too. You think the.
Speaker 4: Plane goes in lands and how is the flight?
Speaker 2: And who's fine?
Speaker 4: The worst of Yeah, tries to avoid accountability.
Speaker 2: A little bumpiness all right.
Speaker 4: Next we have some funny, honest down syndrome guys.
Speaker 25: I like, well, I tried not to talk about it
Speaker 25: too much because the hormones are raging. But that looks
Speaker 25: like somebody cannot stop talking about.
Speaker 2: Girl.
Speaker 25: Yeah, what do you want to say?
Speaker 2: I love you do?
Speaker 25: Why do you love girls so much?
Speaker 2: I always want to have one? You always wanted to
Speaker 2: have one?
Speaker 25: And do you want to get married?
Speaker 29: Someday.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's beautiful, and you want to live.
Speaker 29: With them, with her.
Speaker 25: With her Yeah, and again the qualities you're looking.
Speaker 29: For be in a relationship and be friendship with her
Speaker 29: absolutely and lithingship. But god, okay, you've got it.
Speaker 2: What's what's one thing you're looking for? Hot? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Two different types of guys, he says hot.
Speaker 2: He looks at them, and yeah, I like those guys. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they have fun, they do it. Those are high end,
Speaker 2: down centrum guys, right, those are like kind of the
Speaker 2: top end, the smarter ones. Yeah, they do well. I
Speaker 2: like there's differences between. I'm actually if we're an uplifting
Speaker 2: gold I'm not gonna we don't need to bore you
Speaker 2: with the detail. We're not going to add anything to
Speaker 2: talk about the downside certain things. All right. Our last
Speaker 2: piece of this show is our pure Americana clip of
Speaker 2: the week. This is actually just a suggestion and a
Speaker 2: tweet from our dear friend farmer Bill, and I want
Speaker 2: you guys to take this advice. He says, you need
Speaker 2: to be American dessert maxing this summer banana splits, key
Speaker 2: lime pie, pineapple upside s'mores, quintessentially American Americana. I used
Speaker 2: to get banana splits every once in a while, good
Speaker 2: stuff like There's it's a lot though, it's like a
Speaker 2: lot of shit. You're pigging if you get a whole
Speaker 2: banana split. But I like the banana in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do it this summer, guys, get that American dessert
Speaker 1: and tag us and we'll repost it. All right, all right,
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