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Speaker 2: I was not here last week. I got sick out
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Speaker 2: and I just I kind of was laying there and
Speaker 2: I did not want to get back up. I don't know,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I got sick and I'm better now.
Speaker 2: So I'm here and I'm glad to be back. So
Speaker 2: thank you for bearing with me. Everybody, we're here, we're
Speaker 2: jrudging through. We're in the age of transitions. We know this.
Speaker 2: It's a weird time, but I don't have to tell
Speaker 2: you that. We all are aware of. It's difficult to
Speaker 2: be to be aware because there's so much being told
Speaker 2: to us, so many different conflicting stories, everybody vying for attention,
Speaker 2: and it's hard to know to what degree we should
Speaker 2: give our attention to these sorts of folks screaming and
Speaker 2: yelling about this and that, all the problems, and they're
Speaker 2: here to tell us the truth. Generally speaking, I'd say
Speaker 2: don't bother listening at all, especially now, because it's getting
Speaker 2: worse and worse all the time, with everybody just yelling
Speaker 2: and trying to get attention for its own sake, because
Speaker 2: that's the way that the medium, the digital online meet
Speaker 2: works is you put yourself out there pretty much only
Speaker 2: to get attention, and there's all sorts of different creative
Speaker 2: ways you can do that, but you know, the loudest
Speaker 2: and the most extreme is what ends up getting the attention.
Speaker 2: And so that's just a way of things. You use
Speaker 2: your analytics tools to see what got people the most
Speaker 2: pissed off, and you keep doing that, you just keep
Speaker 2: making everybody angry and upset, and you know, rage baiting,
Speaker 2: click baiting, all sorts of all sorts of baiting, go
Speaker 2: away of baiting. That's the situation we're in. Cool, they're
Speaker 2: great that we're in the idiocracy world now, but silver lining,
Speaker 2: because we have to find one. I think the silver
Speaker 2: lining is that people are starting to see through this
Speaker 2: facade of absolute nonsense. I don't know how long this
Speaker 2: could continue, and I shouldn't. I shouldn't dare it into
Speaker 2: going further, because it probably will. It'll probably go on indefinitely,
Speaker 2: So I'm not going to make that mistake. But at
Speaker 2: least sometimes it seems like the Veneer is starting to
Speaker 2: not be so glossy anymore. The luster is lacking, and
Speaker 2: everybody's just sick of this nonsense, and so you get
Speaker 2: a lot of voices that have been very loud recently.
Speaker 2: It's not that they're not loud anymore. But what's happening
Speaker 2: is they're loud, and they're shouting at each other. People
Speaker 2: who were presumably part of some group project prior to
Speaker 2: now all seem to be at odds with one another.
Speaker 2: And yes, I'm talking specifically about the MAGA infighting and
Speaker 2: all that. It's interesting. It's interesting to me. It's I
Speaker 2: don't think it's something that we should just be like, Ah,
Speaker 2: it's a bunch of idiots being stupid. I mean, it is,
Speaker 2: but there's more to it than that. I think that
Speaker 2: it is not just I don't think they're just putting
Speaker 2: on a show to continue to get attention, although I
Speaker 2: mean there's always that aspect to it. I don't think
Speaker 2: it's only that. I don't think that they're colluding with
Speaker 2: each other, like, hey, let's fight each other like it's
Speaker 2: WWE and that'll keep people talking about us and engaging
Speaker 2: with our content. And this is working. Let's keep doing that.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's only that. I think they are
Speaker 2: truly mad at each other, which is interesting. It's hard
Speaker 2: to know where to begin and the end to end
Speaker 2: when you're talking about this group. I mean it it
Speaker 2: needs to just be plainly stated that you should not
Speaker 2: trust one of them. Should not be trusted first of all.
Speaker 2: So if you want to look at them and see
Speaker 2: what they're screaming about, fine, as long as you know
Speaker 2: better than to actually start taking them seriously. That's where
Speaker 2: we'll all get into trouble. And that's how we've gotten
Speaker 2: to this point because they have been surprisingly influential. That's
Speaker 2: another point that has to be made. You got to
Speaker 2: give them credit where it's due. That they have made
Speaker 2: an impact, and that's why they were used in the
Speaker 2: presidential elections. Absolutely the last one to get us to
Speaker 2: where we are now. And there's a lot, you know,
Speaker 2: there's a lot in the press, whatever press you're looking at,
Speaker 2: they were all talking about that just plain simple fact
Speaker 2: of matters, that this group was hugely influential. And I
Speaker 2: think pretty much everybody said yeah. I mean, they had
Speaker 2: a played a big part in tipping the election the
Speaker 2: way it went. And I mean, I don't know if
Speaker 2: you want to argue that, I don't know what to
Speaker 2: tell you. It's just pretty plain and simple as far
Speaker 2: as I'm concerned. And so it's an influential group. It's
Speaker 2: an influential group. And once again It's like what angle
Speaker 2: do you take? It's like, do you take the angle
Speaker 2: of like, you know, what's their voice? What are they
Speaker 2: actually saying, what are they not saying? What is the platform?
Speaker 2: What unite the right? What actually unites them? What core
Speaker 2: ideas do they have that unite them? It seemed like
Speaker 2: for a while they had quite a few, and I
Speaker 2: mean their main uniting point, their turning point, USA was
Speaker 2: getting pissed off at the other side. It's like, we
Speaker 2: hate the left wing communists that are in control of
Speaker 2: our country and the instituting wokeism communism on us, so
Speaker 2: that this must stop now. So that was their uniting thing,
Speaker 2: was hating the other half. Right, So they when they
Speaker 2: were able to play the victim consistently and make it
Speaker 2: seem realistic that they were the victims of the grand
Speaker 2: conspiracy of the left, the woke left, or whatever it
Speaker 2: was epitomized in the Biden administration, when they were able
Speaker 2: to use that with impunity, then things worked out best
Speaker 2: for them. That's why I was always fascinated, honestly with
Speaker 2: will single out everybody's favorite amongst this crowd as Alex Jones.
Speaker 2: Of course we all love him. I was always fascinated
Speaker 2: to see that. He jumped on board early back in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen with the whole Trump thing, and then he
Speaker 2: continued on with that to now he's still going. He's
Speaker 2: a mouthpiece of what oh yeah, of the establishment of
Speaker 2: the executive branch of the government. He's just acting as
Speaker 2: a PR mouthpiece for them. Which this is the guy
Speaker 2: who is like the ultimate conspiracy theorist, ultimate counter cultural figure, right,
Speaker 2: is now just a pr platform for the UH for
Speaker 2: the presidential administration, right, And that's that's what he is,
Speaker 2: That's what he has been. He's more than that that.
Speaker 2: He's also a mouthpiece for whoever's keeping him afloat with
Speaker 2: money so that he can keep going without going completely bankrupt.
Speaker 2: So he's a shill on many different levels. As we
Speaker 2: all know. It's all plain to sea, nothing new there,
Speaker 2: but would be that as it may. I mean, how
Speaker 2: I just can't it blew my mind that that was that,
Speaker 2: that bizarre dichotomy. He was able to get away with
Speaker 2: that for as long as he has. It's only really
Speaker 2: now starting to fall apart, where the hardcore followers of
Speaker 2: this whole concept of making America great again. In America,
Speaker 2: first all this that they're starting to their faith is wavering,
Speaker 2: faith wavering, and Alex Jones faith wavering and strongman, our
Speaker 2: dear leader. Nobody likes the leader anymore. Which this is
Speaker 2: a new event as far as I'm concerned. Previously, he
Speaker 2: was just fine. He could say anything, he could do anything,
Speaker 2: he could be the biggest moron on earth, and we
Speaker 2: would be like, well, at least he's funny. I guess
Speaker 2: that was the idea he was entertaining. But now as
Speaker 2: dementia grabs hold further and further and he's more and
Speaker 2: more difficult to eat, even address anything in any sort
Speaker 2: of anything nearing being coherent, that's so far away now
Speaker 2: that things are just drifting away from him. I did
Speaker 2: hear that he was maybe taken. He's had some sort
Speaker 2: of medical thing going on tonight. That was a recent
Speaker 2: saying that I had heard, but I did not confirm that,
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I mean, I've been saying for
Speaker 2: a while he's on his last legs. He's about to
Speaker 2: just honestly just fall over and die once again from
Speaker 2: natural causes, because he's older. In hell, he's an old
Speaker 2: man that's dying. Okay, He's an old dying man. That
Speaker 2: nobody likes, not even the people that used to like him. Now,
Speaker 2: when he actually does die, you know, the people who
Speaker 2: are not the detractors will be like, oh, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: well he's dead, so well we miss him, and blah
Speaker 2: blah blah blah. But he won't really be missed, and
Speaker 2: we will move forward with a replacement for him, and
Speaker 2: that I keep saying this. This is the real situation
Speaker 2: as far as I'm concerned. This has been the situation
Speaker 2: for a while now, is how are they going to
Speaker 2: get rid of this guy? And my assumption has been
Speaker 2: just waiting it out, I think has been the the
Speaker 2: agreed upon solution to that is like, because the financiers
Speaker 2: and the true powers behind the throne here, the people
Speaker 2: who are just flat out buying off the executive branch
Speaker 2: and the whole of the government, but particularly the unitary
Speaker 2: executive that continues to take more and more power, building
Speaker 2: off the wonderful template of the neo cons of the
Speaker 2: early two thousands. This is just a continuation of their project.
Speaker 2: So I really don't want to hear complaints from any
Speaker 2: of them about the current situation, because they they set
Speaker 2: this whole thing up, So go to hell. Bill Crystal
Speaker 2: goes straight to hell. You can keel over and I
Speaker 2: don't give two damns about it. You could die right
Speaker 2: now and I wouldn't care. Our leader could die and
Speaker 2: I don't care. He will. He might be doing it
Speaker 2: right now. You know, it's very possible. But anyway, back
Speaker 2: to the absolute Charlatan's and shills that have been selling
Speaker 2: us this whole garbage to begin with, They've been selling
Speaker 2: us in ohso many ways that every conspiracy theory you
Speaker 2: have ever heard online ever was going to be cracked
Speaker 2: wide open. It was going to be fixed, it was
Speaker 2: going to be solved, It's going to be exposed due
Speaker 2: to just voting this in voting the whole MAGA thing
Speaker 2: in was that's all you had to do, and the
Speaker 2: pedos that run the world were going to all be
Speaker 2: locked up, you know, the trust the plan, it's going
Speaker 2: to happen. I don't know what the current state of
Speaker 2: the whole QAnon thing is either, but I think it's
Speaker 2: just fading. With the rest of this whole thing that
Speaker 2: we're looking at, I think it too, is dying. And
Speaker 2: today was the day that the Epstein files were released.
Speaker 2: So here we go. This is like this actually today
Speaker 2: is a culmination of that which is notable. That is
Speaker 2: a notable event when we're talking about this whole world,
Speaker 2: talking about the online conspiracy culture that was taken and
Speaker 2: exploited to put in this idiotic presidential administration that's not
Speaker 2: doing anything for anybody other than the top point zero
Speaker 2: zero one percent of the population based on income we're
Speaker 2: talking of course, right, we understand that those are the
Speaker 2: people who own and operate the government now de facto
Speaker 2: by just buying it off. They bought and paid for
Speaker 2: this administration in part to deregulate anything that they want
Speaker 2: to do, first of all, but also just to generally
Speaker 2: destroy the existing American system of government as it was,
Speaker 2: and it is disintegrating all around us now. Ironically, that's
Speaker 2: what conspiracy culture, I would argue, kind was pointed in
Speaker 2: that general direction always, and this has been something I've
Speaker 2: had like in the back of my mind for decades now.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, conspiracy culture is railing against the establishment,
Speaker 2: but in tearing it down, what does that leave us
Speaker 2: with and what does it replaced with? And is that
Speaker 2: not an opening for somebody to exploit that wants to
Speaker 2: insert their own new operating system we're talking about actual
Speaker 2: technological sense and operating system and making that the new government,
Speaker 2: because these guys are the big tech titans, and that's
Speaker 2: what they want. They want the government to be an
Speaker 2: operating system. They want the government to be governments. They
Speaker 2: want to be governments that are actually corporations that they own.
Speaker 2: They they're the majority stockholders, of course, and they get
Speaker 2: to set all of the laws, which there won't be
Speaker 2: laws because they'll be libertarian. Don't worry, it'll be very
Speaker 2: laissez faire, but rest assured they'll be benefiting from this
Speaker 2: monetarily and otherwise. So that's the situation. That's the just
Speaker 2: plain situation that we've been in for a while. But
Speaker 2: we're pretty far down that road now for anybody who
Speaker 2: hasn't noticed. But once again, what I'm saying right here
Speaker 2: is becoming interestingly coming into the mainstream discourse. Now that
Speaker 2: is a problem for the true powers that be, And
Speaker 2: so it is that they need faithful voices and frankly
Speaker 2: just pr agents placed throughout media. And once you know what,
Speaker 2: these guys own the entirety of the media now, the
Speaker 2: old mainstream media channels as well as the new social
Speaker 2: media online platforms, they own all of it, so you
Speaker 2: better believe that they're going to use that to put
Speaker 2: forward their interest. And if you don't think so, many
Speaker 2: of these popular online people are shilling for this. I
Speaker 2: don't know what to say because I don't I don't
Speaker 2: know what to say, you know, I mean, it's just
Speaker 2: I don't. Oh, but anyway, let's talk about Turning Point
Speaker 2: USA for a second. Uh. This gets back once again
Speaker 2: to the MAGA in fighting, which is also interesting right now,
Speaker 2: which is I do believe once again it is legit
Speaker 2: they aren't actually pissed at each other. But this was
Speaker 2: from yesterday. This is something from a story from Mediaite.
Speaker 2: I got this from JP Satilly's News Vandal run down.
Speaker 2: It was a low link on there. This a Mediaite
Speaker 2: story title is Turning Point USA conference turns into war
Speaker 2: between Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson essay trade bluzz. It's
Speaker 2: by Charlie Nash. Let's read a little. Turning Point USA
Speaker 2: is America Fest. Now, I mean, if you don't just
Speaker 2: I mean, the names of these things are are hilarious
Speaker 2: to me. America Fest Like to me, that's that's like
Speaker 2: the funniest damn thing ever is just reading the stuff
Speaker 2: that these clowns come up with, and they expect us
Speaker 2: to like take it seriously. Okay. Turning Point USA's America
Speaker 2: Fest conference turned into a war between Ben Shapiro and
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson on Thursday, as the two men spent much
Speaker 2: of their speeches trading blows. During his speech, Shapiro attacked
Speaker 2: Carlson for hosting controversial guests on this show, including Nick
Speaker 2: Flenttase and Andrew Tait. Shapiro also attacked the former Fox
Speaker 2: News host for refusing to condemn Candice Owens amid her
Speaker 2: ongoing conspiracy theories about the assassination of Turning Point USA
Speaker 2: founder Charlie Kirk. There was a lot of names, a
Speaker 2: lot of big names in the scene packed into that
Speaker 2: one parigraph, aren't there, And honestly, I don't know if
Speaker 2: I'm going to really read any more of this article
Speaker 2: because we get the idea, right, they're fighting each other,
Speaker 2: and one of the main ideas behind this whole scene
Speaker 2: is that you know these names, right. We know who
Speaker 2: Nick Flants is, we know who Andrew Tate is, we
Speaker 2: know who Ben Shapiro is, we know Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens,
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk. We all know them because so much effort
Speaker 2: has been put into putting them out there, getting their names,
Speaker 2: their faces, their message, they're branding, putting their branding out
Speaker 2: through online media, spamming it as far as the eye
Speaker 2: can see, so that no child is left behind not
Speaker 2: knowing who Candas Owens is. They all do, They all
Speaker 2: the kids probably know who Andrew Tait is horrifically enough
Speaker 2: and that should bother us that they do. And so anyway,
Speaker 2: that's that's how the whole media thing works. Uh, funny enough,
Speaker 2: this is on Media eight. It's apropos. But we we
Speaker 2: understand this, We understand pr we understand media, right do we?
Speaker 2: I don't think we do. And when I say we,
Speaker 2: I mean collectively as a whole, as you know, as America.
Speaker 2: If I were to have an America Fest, what I
Speaker 2: would put at the top of the bill is, you know,
Speaker 2: a deconstruction of how what media is, how it works,
Speaker 2: what it's doing in our country, how it's exploited. How
Speaker 2: you could get historical on it too. It's like, look,
Speaker 2: we could go back to uh you know, older days
Speaker 2: of media. I mean, where do we're going to start
Speaker 2: with the creation of the printing press. So you you know,
Speaker 2: name your starting point and go up to modern day,
Speaker 2: and there's Lenny Fingers to point at all sorts of
Speaker 2: historical figures who were horrible and who exploited media, they
Speaker 2: used the medium to control ideas, perceptions. You know, go
Speaker 2: back to Edward Burne's and read his writings. It's all
Speaker 2: pretty straightforward and basic. And he just said It's not
Speaker 2: like he didn't admit how it worked. He told you,
Speaker 2: in like plain simple terms, really how the whole thing worked.
Speaker 2: And it's been basically the same since. However, when we're
Speaker 2: talking about the online media ecosystem and internet and the interactivity,
Speaker 2: the engaging with the audience and all that. The virtual reality,
Speaker 2: augmented reality side to this, which has a decidedly transhumanist
Speaker 2: bent to it. When you add that in to the
Speaker 2: whole equation, things start turning into what we're seeing now.
Speaker 2: And it's why everybody's going a little crazy. It's that
Speaker 2: we have gone so far deep into this world of media.
Speaker 2: It has become such a ubiquitous thing where we constantly
Speaker 2: have access to it, which in the beginning days of
Speaker 2: internet and online media that was touted as a beneficial
Speaker 2: thing like, oh, look, we'll have constant connectivity and that's great. Well,
Speaker 2: the downsides could have been foreseen and were by visionary
Speaker 2: people and people who had any kind of sense really
Speaker 2: before this all happened. But it's nice to be kind
Speaker 2: of it's nice to paint the pretty picture and be
Speaker 2: optimistic about technology and just generally optimistic. So, you know,
Speaker 2: this whole online world at first was absolutely sold with
Speaker 2: a lot of optimism attached to it. That optimism is
Speaker 2: beginning to wane, and there's a whole lot of pessimism,
Speaker 2: there's a whole lot of well, there's a whole lot
Speaker 2: of things that come with that. But the one good thing,
Speaker 2: the one bit of hope we're getting out of that,
Speaker 2: is that perhaps once again people are starting to come
Speaker 2: to their senses and see the writing on the wall,
Speaker 2: see how this whole thing works, See that all of
Speaker 2: these names jam packed into this one paragraph on this
Speaker 2: news story that are relevant to America. Fest that we
Speaker 2: should not pay attention to these people. Will we continue
Speaker 2: to pay attention to them? Probably? Is it interesting that
Speaker 2: they're fighting each other? Yes? Is it sad because they're
Speaker 2: going to continue to get attention because they're fighting. Yes,
Speaker 2: And this is weel back to what I was talking
Speaker 2: about earlier. Are they doing this just to maintain the
Speaker 2: attention that they're getting in part, yes, because that's what
Speaker 2: they do. But they are fighting, So but what are
Speaker 2: they fighting about? That's the question. So what is the
Speaker 2: what is the reality of the fight that these freakin'
Speaker 2: kooks are having with each other? What is that, you
Speaker 2: may ask? So I'll see if I can manage to
Speaker 2: explain my opinions on this. Once again, the whole lot
Speaker 2: of these big name people, they're all shilling some thing.
Speaker 2: They're all shilling for someone. They're all selling you something
Speaker 2: that is not to your benefit. I don't even think
Speaker 2: it's to their benefit other than they get to make
Speaker 2: their career, right, they're making their little career, their online
Speaker 2: media career, and some of them are wealthy from it. Now,
Speaker 2: this group of people are at an elite level in
Speaker 2: this strange system, and most people making online content are
Speaker 2: not rich. They might be famous, but they're not rich.
Speaker 2: And fame is a sliding skill to for what that's worth.
Speaker 2: But if they're at a high level, it's because that
Speaker 2: they're selling something useful to frankly, their paymasters. Okay, and now,
Speaker 2: that is the difficult thing to break down. I'm not
Speaker 2: here exposed this person or that person is getting paid
Speaker 2: by a specific you know, they're getting paid by this,
Speaker 2: they're getting paid by that. Now, what I will say
Speaker 2: is that would be a very worthwhile study, and if
Speaker 2: the public had any the public had ought to be
Speaker 2: clamoring and demanding that sort of thing. Quite frankly, if
Speaker 2: we want to turn things around and make a better America,
Speaker 2: here's my America fest once again, we want to make
Speaker 2: things better. I think one of the initiatives that would
Speaker 2: be good is demanding that we know who these big
Speaker 2: media figures are being paid by, who's paying them, like
Speaker 2: specifically set up some sort of you know, get our government,
Speaker 2: not that we have one anymore. First we have to
Speaker 2: demand that the government does the will of the people,
Speaker 2: which it does not, but part of the will that
Speaker 2: people should be like, look, we want to know what's
Speaker 2: going on in the media, okay, because we can't expect
Speaker 2: that the media is going to do the job of
Speaker 2: pointing us in the right direction anymore. That's not That
Speaker 2: was the intent, and that's what they should be doing.
Speaker 2: But it just keeps getting bought up by big money
Speaker 2: and the powers that own the channel itself. They own
Speaker 2: the entire distribution network for all media. Now, okay, that's
Speaker 2: a problem, and not that this wasn't happening to a
Speaker 2: degree always, but things are different now. And these freaking
Speaker 2: idiots that once again sold us this current administration that
Speaker 2: now they're pretending a lot of what's going on here
Speaker 2: is that these scumbags are acting like they're mad now
Speaker 2: long after it's way too late. And almost every single
Speaker 2: one of them, I will remind you, sold you this.
Speaker 2: They sold you the MAGA package. And that's what it was.
Speaker 2: It was just another stupid product that they were shilling
Speaker 2: like it was a male vitality pill on one of
Speaker 2: their dumb radio shows. It was the same thing they
Speaker 2: were selling. You make America great again, and we're going
Speaker 2: to get rid of the woke left, and we're going
Speaker 2: to make communism disappear, and it's going to be a
Speaker 2: great new day from America.
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: And all you have to do is check this box
Speaker 2: when you vote for the president. Oh and then also
Speaker 2: in the other elections along with you know, the uh,
Speaker 2: the similar line of thinking, whoever the candidate is supposed
Speaker 2: to be as we go forward to this. That's what
Speaker 2: almost every single one of these idiots did. They sold this.
Speaker 2: Now they're acting now, they're acting like they have some
Speaker 2: kind of buyer's remorse, and some of them probably do.
Speaker 2: That's that's the fascinating irony here, is that it's not
Speaker 2: that they were initially like lying outright, is that that
Speaker 2: they were such complete freakin morons that they were fooled
Speaker 2: into selling this, and they bought into it too, because
Speaker 2: they're not the smartest, sharpest knives in the drawer. Quite
Speaker 2: the contrary, they're people that are can be fooled easily,
Speaker 2: that love attention and pretty much that's the only thing
Speaker 2: you need. And they're put out there and they're all
Speaker 2: riled up, and a lot of times they think that
Speaker 2: they believe what they're saying, and if they don't believe
Speaker 2: what they're saying, they don't care, because again, their brand
Speaker 2: is contingent on going along with this bigger movement, which
Speaker 2: this was a whole, big political movement. This was a
Speaker 2: giant movement. The whole magazine was huge, and it was ubiquitous,
Speaker 2: and it was almost like it was like a rank
Speaker 2: and file thing. Everybody just got in line, that's what
Speaker 2: you know, Like people like myself and Chuck were so
Speaker 2: upset about for so long is seeing this all happening.
Speaker 2: This has been happening for it's been like a decade
Speaker 2: of this now, and it's just been so frustrating the
Speaker 2: whole time to see how they all went that way
Speaker 2: and everybody got rewarded for doing it. Now once again,
Speaker 2: there's different levels of rewards and a lot of the
Speaker 2: people who look like they really are benefiting are still
Speaker 2: just like they're scraping by and quite honestly, they would
Speaker 2: be better off working some crappy job like working for
Speaker 2: Walmart or something. And that's not even a joke, that's
Speaker 2: just the plain, simple truth. Like some of these big
Speaker 2: name people that you know that did they sold the
Speaker 2: whole magathing to us, and we know them, and they've got,
Speaker 2: you know, hundreds of thousands of followers on this platform,
Speaker 2: and they got millions, hundreds of millions of views on YouTube,
Speaker 2: and blah blah blah blah blah, people retweet them. It
Speaker 2: doesn't matter because they're barely surviving. But they bought into this.
Speaker 2: That's what counts, and it doesn't matter how they're doing.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's a bit poetic. It's poetic. Justice is
Speaker 2: what it is, because they're struggling just like the rest
Speaker 2: of us, probably worse and America and buyer's remorse. Rather,
Speaker 2: I was looking at an American fest again, Buyers are worse.
Speaker 2: Some of them are legitimately have it. So it's not
Speaker 2: like I'm I'm getting mad. I'm calling them names because
Speaker 2: they deserve it. But at the same time, I'm willing
Speaker 2: to forgive if someone truly is willing to turn around
Speaker 2: and plainly state what they did wrong. Now, Sadly, I
Speaker 2: don't know how many of them. I don't see a
Speaker 2: lot of them doing this. Some of them have, and
Speaker 2: it's commendable when they do, few and far between. And
Speaker 2: then there's some of them that are just plain they
Speaker 2: are stupid. There's a lot of dumb ones. So and
Speaker 2: I'm just speaking in a matter of fact way, like
Speaker 2: I think a lot of them are really stupid, and
Speaker 2: so they don't quite know what to do with themselves,
Speaker 2: and they're still kind of like fumbling and bumbling around,
Speaker 2: not knowing what to say, and they're still kind of
Speaker 2: like floating around in the same sort of you know,
Speaker 2: going with the same sort of templates that they've used
Speaker 2: for so long to continue their content creation mill that
Speaker 2: they run that they're basically just mill workers when you
Speaker 2: think about it, because it's a real grind creating content
Speaker 2: all the time, which is what's demanded of you as
Speaker 2: the As a content creator, you have to constantly keep
Speaker 2: creating something every hour of the day, otherwise you lose relevancy.
Speaker 2: That's a fascinating to me. Aspect of this media ecosystem
Speaker 2: is that it demands it demands output in a similar
Speaker 2: fashion that just regular industrial jobs have these metrics, performance metrics,
Speaker 2: like you have to do this, you have to do
Speaker 2: this much within an hour, or we can you. It's
Speaker 2: a similar technological system that has overtaken media that demands
Speaker 2: that the creator meet these metrics or they're spit out.
Speaker 2: They're no good to the system if they can't produce.
Speaker 2: So they're no better in fact, probably far worse off
Speaker 2: than most. Just name the industry worker, every single industry,
Speaker 2: every lower level worker is now surveilled all day long,
Speaker 2: and so their performance metrics are they're validated by constant surveillance.
Speaker 2: That's a fascinating part of daily life for the average person.
Speaker 2: But it's absolutely the same in the media, so we
Speaker 2: shouldn't be like, I don't know. What I'm saying is like,
Speaker 2: we can feel bad for them because they're not in
Speaker 2: a great situation, right, but we can fiercely criticize them
Speaker 2: and frankly be angry at them for what they did
Speaker 2: because they are culpable in selling this piece of garbage
Speaker 2: to us, which now we all have buyer's remorse for,
Speaker 2: not just them, and they're just turning it in what
Speaker 2: they're doing, like Kansas Owens, they're doing what they know best.
Speaker 2: They're just making stuff up as they go along to
Speaker 2: try to continue creating content and getting more people, retaining audience,
Speaker 2: but also ideally growing their audience, and Canvas Owns has
Speaker 2: been doing good at that lately, is growing her audience
Speaker 2: because she has this appeal where she was this MAGA
Speaker 2: staunch MAGA supporter for so long that now is defecting
Speaker 2: and that's interesting to people from the other side, but
Speaker 2: also from people who have long been listening to her
Speaker 2: from her own side. So now she's drawing a wider
Speaker 2: from a wider audience, right, So that's why she's getting
Speaker 2: huge now. So some of these people are frankly jealous
Speaker 2: of that. And they're like, well, well, why can't I
Speaker 2: just go around seeing whatever I want and get a
Speaker 2: bigger audience. And so they're calling her out for what
Speaker 2: she's doing, which she is just making stuff up as
Speaker 2: she goes along. Okay, but the people calling her out
Speaker 2: are probably doing the same thing too. It's just you know,
Speaker 2: a matter of well, are what exactly is your specific message,
Speaker 2: mister Shapiro, and what makes you better than candae Ellens? Oh? Nothing? Okay, interesting,
Speaker 2: that's good. That's cool. I mean, I understand why you're jealous,
Speaker 2: but do you realize that in calling her out, you're
Speaker 2: calling yourself out? No you don't, Okay, that's fine. So
Speaker 2: it's interesting. I did also notice that Roger Stone and
Speaker 2: Steve Bannon are feuding at the moment, which is notable
Speaker 2: because those guys are more I would put those guys
Speaker 2: in a league up and above the people in this paragraph,
Speaker 2: in this article. These people in this paragraph are the faces, right,
Speaker 2: They're the talent. They're the on air talent that you
Speaker 2: point the camera at, you put a microphone up to them,
Speaker 2: and you know, that's that's fun and you need that.
Speaker 2: It's an important part of the project, but an important
Speaker 2: part of that role is that you get a useful
Speaker 2: idiot in that role. Now you go a step above
Speaker 2: that to although Bannon does put himself in front of
Speaker 2: the camera and on the microphone and he has his
Speaker 2: own show, he's also one of the guys that's one
Speaker 2: of the more organizational figures that are putting together things
Speaker 2: at the higher level in organizing these like disinformation campaigns.
Speaker 2: And Roger Stone as well, they're they're more, you know,
Speaker 2: the leaders of this. And once again, it goes beyond
Speaker 2: them too, So they're just another if they're visible and
Speaker 2: you see them outright and you know that they're doing this,
Speaker 2: and they we do, both Bannon and Stone gloat about
Speaker 2: what they do and they constantly just plainly tell tell
Speaker 2: you what they want to do. So that's fascinating in
Speaker 2: and of itself. But we know who they are and
Speaker 2: they're very public figures. They are above They're a tier
Speaker 2: above the Shapiro's, Nick Frantis, candas Zones, all of them.
Speaker 2: They're a tier above them. But it goes beyond that, obviously,
Speaker 2: right and I think we see where it goes. It
Speaker 2: goes to the financier level. Beyond that, you know, some
Speaker 2: of which which continues to blow my mind. Even that
Speaker 2: level of people have come down in front of the camera.
Speaker 2: We've talked about this on the show too. I barely
Speaker 2: believe that's the case. It's almost as if the demands
Speaker 2: of the online media media ecosystem are so it's so
Speaker 2: bizarre because it really, I think part of it is
Speaker 2: like part of it is indicative of the power of
Speaker 2: the medium itself and how it is the true controller,
Speaker 2: Like above all of the humans in this, really the
Speaker 2: medium and the technology itself is actually in control. It's
Speaker 2: it is its operating system. It is the thing that
Speaker 2: creates the structure for all of this. It's what enables
Speaker 2: all of this. And the ones who are stent are
Speaker 2: would be the puppet masters in the conspiratorial sense. The
Speaker 2: human controllers of this will eventually lose control of this.
Speaker 2: And that's a fascinating part of the whole dynamic, which
Speaker 2: they talk about publicly too, and which is why they're
Speaker 2: into transhumanism, which is why they want to create AGI,
Speaker 2: which is why they're already worshiping it, because not only
Speaker 2: do they get to genuinely worship this thing that is
Speaker 2: actually in control over them, they get to also play
Speaker 2: the role of the creator God in the Promethean sense,
Speaker 2: in bringing it to life. And they're constantly talking about
Speaker 2: this these days too. It used to be that they
Speaker 2: would talk about it, but nobody would listen. Now people
Speaker 2: are listening to it. Decades ago, it is just a
Speaker 2: bunch of weird dudes from Silicon Valley that would talk
Speaker 2: about this stuff, and nobody would listen except for weird
Speaker 2: people like myself. Only weirdos like me would take it seriously,
Speaker 2: at least that if anybody else managed to even hear it,
Speaker 2: they'd be like, I don't know what I'm listening to
Speaker 2: right now. I'm going to go do something else. Okay,
Speaker 2: I see for some reason, I've continued to pay attention
Speaker 2: to this the whole time, because why didn't you know it?
Speaker 2: There was something to this whole thing the whole time,
Speaker 2: and that that little kernel of truth that exists behind
Speaker 2: all of this, behind maga, behind online media, behind you know,
Speaker 2: every YouTube video you've ever seen, every TikToker that puts
Speaker 2: out content, there is this grain of truth. There's this allure,
Speaker 2: there's this reality that is there and it's undeniable and
Speaker 2: it's pointing the same direction that is just obvious for anybody.
Speaker 2: You don't have to you don't have to be smart,
Speaker 2: you don't have to be uh, you don't really need anything.
Speaker 2: There's no prerequisites for knowing just in the core of
Speaker 2: your being what's actually happening. And we all do. We
Speaker 2: all know. That's why everybody's all freaked out about artificial intelligence.
Speaker 2: That's why everybody's worried about the future. That's why you know, Yeah,
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence is such a huge burgeoning topic because it
Speaker 2: clearly it's here now, it has, it's been developed, it's
Speaker 2: developing before our very eyes, it's getting better, and we're wondering,
Speaker 2: at what point does this really take over? Has it already?
Speaker 2: If it has, what does that mean? What does that
Speaker 2: mean for our narratives with you know, so many people
Speaker 2: pretending like they're still in control, and that really these
Speaker 2: people fighting each other now it exemplifies that is like
Speaker 2: a bunch of people who are really good at pretending
Speaker 2: like they're in control when clearly they're the most out
Speaker 2: of control people you could probably ever meet in every
Speaker 2: sense every sense of being in control of once of yourself,
Speaker 2: self control, they don't have any none. Once again, that's
Speaker 2: beneficial to the people who are paying them and you know,
Speaker 2: putting them out there for their purposes. But even we
Speaker 2: want to get up to that level. How much control
Speaker 2: do those people have over themselves and how much do
Speaker 2: they you know, what are their ideas about the anti Christ?
Speaker 2: Are they good Christians? I want to know are they
Speaker 2: good Christians? Because that's important to me. I want to
Speaker 2: know if the billionaire class of the new robber baron
Speaker 2: and tech oligarchs that are destroying our government so that
Speaker 2: they can make all the rules from here on out,
Speaker 2: are they good Christians? I hope. So it's going to
Speaker 2: kind of be important if they're going to lurd over
Speaker 2: us and tell us all what to do and usher
Speaker 2: us into virtual reality, living situations that we can't escape
Speaker 2: from ever for all eternity. They're going to give us
Speaker 2: eternal life inside of these virtual systems, which is very
Speaker 2: nice to them to give us everlasting life. It'll be
Speaker 2: a digital replication of ourselves, which they will rest assured.
Speaker 2: They will let us know that it will be conscious
Speaker 2: and it will actually be us still living their emulation
Speaker 2: of us in their virtual reality. It will continue to
Speaker 2: be us when we our physical body is dead, so
Speaker 2: we'll be alive forever in their heaven. And the sad thing,
Speaker 2: the worst part about all of this is that I'm
Speaker 2: not just some lunatic ranting and raving. I'm just a
Speaker 2: guy talking about where we're at now. That's the worst
Speaker 2: part about all of this is that I'm not just
Speaker 2: some like idiot talking about insane sci fi goofiness said
Speaker 2: this is this is reality now, and I would argue
Speaker 2: once again, that's the real problem of our day is
Speaker 2: everybody is struggling to come to grips with reality because
Speaker 2: we all know. Once again, we all know what it is,
Speaker 2: but accepting it, like truly accepting it as a whole
Speaker 2: other story, which we really shouldn't. Why would we accept this?
Speaker 2: We probably shouldn't accept this, But then again, what do
Speaker 2: we do? How do we not? Something's got to give,
Speaker 2: Something's got to give. And we're back to that same
Speaker 2: the same place, that same point. We're here in the
Speaker 2: present moment. We're all fighting with each other, those who
Speaker 2: are presumably on the same side of the ever present argument,
Speaker 2: the constant, ongoing argument that is the very fabric of
Speaker 2: our social contract. Now from here on out, is just
Speaker 2: one giant argument that never ceases, always visible, always incredibly loud,
Speaker 2: the louder, the brighter, the better. That's what the demands
Speaker 2: of this medium are said. They demand that the volume
Speaker 2: get turned up all the way, louder, louder, louder, blow
Speaker 2: out the speakers. It's fine, we'll get new ones. They'll
Speaker 2: be better too, they'll be the latest version. They'll be
Speaker 2: infused with nanotech or something. They're gonna be great. Our
Speaker 2: problems will all be solved by technology. The problems that
Speaker 2: technology created will be solved tomorrow with new technology. So
Speaker 2: the problems created by technology today will be solved tomorrow
Speaker 2: by the next iteration of the same technology, which, yes,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to say it will create all new, worse problems,
Speaker 2: but don't worry. The next version of the same technology
Speaker 2: will fix those problems. And of course, you know how
Speaker 2: this works that it will create way more new ones
Speaker 2: at that point, so we see how these works. Just
Speaker 2: be techno utopian optimists. There's no reason not to be.
Speaker 2: It's it's the only way out is to become insane,
Speaker 2: and you know, just become an insane, baseless optimist and
Speaker 2: call it whatever you want, call it a techno utopian
Speaker 2: or something that's good, because we're at least addressing the
Speaker 2: problem by saying it's not a problem, by saying it's
Speaker 2: actually a solution. And I don't know, I just I
Speaker 2: just can't help but see that happening over and over again.
Speaker 2: It's just different versions of that. It's like, yeah, we're
Speaker 2: coming up with the solution right now, We've got it
Speaker 2: here it is. It's vote for this, but use this.
Speaker 2: It's the cell phones such, so don't worry. We've got
Speaker 2: the new replacement for that technology that's way better because
Speaker 2: they can do more things and it's going to solve
Speaker 2: the problem of the self we all because we all
Speaker 2: know how we hate cell phones now, right that's begetting
Speaker 2: to be an issue. So the replacement is coming to
Speaker 2: solve the problem. That'll be an interesting one to watch
Speaker 2: because yes, people are getting mad at cell phones now too,
Speaker 2: rightfully so. And so there you go. And the backdrop
Speaker 2: of everything there is still a reality of a geopolitical reality,
Speaker 2: and there's the interesting same thing that always goes on
Speaker 2: with the national security narratives that are always used to
Speaker 2: explain a big geopolitical decisions of the government. That's no
Speaker 2: different now, sure, our government is being replaced by a
Speaker 2: new technological oligarchy, but they're gonna still use these same
Speaker 2: tricks like from the Cold War, where you know, we're
Speaker 2: fighting against China and all their technology that they got
Speaker 2: a force upon all of us is going to keep
Speaker 2: us ahead of the evil China that we're fighting, that
Speaker 2: we're in constant battle with. And that's becoming more a
Speaker 2: part of the everyday narrative as well, which is interesting.
Speaker 2: It's not just the generica we we hate China because
Speaker 2: we've been wronged by them in a business sense. Therefore,
Speaker 2: you know, maga, right, we moved on from that, or
Speaker 2: we're moving on from that narrow hatred of China to
Speaker 2: a new hatred of the same thing. That's this new
Speaker 2: national security talking point of we're in this race, this
Speaker 2: technological arms race with AI at the center of it,
Speaker 2: with China and the whole you know, new renewable technology
Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff is part of it too.
Speaker 2: Are we going to fall behind? Is China already ahead?
Speaker 2: That sort of stuff. There's a there's more of that
Speaker 2: entering the general lexicon, which when when the replacement for
Speaker 2: the guy that's currently dying in office? When when we
Speaker 2: get the replacement for that guy? I expect we're going
Speaker 2: to go further into the whole US China rivalry new
Speaker 2: cold war scenario where you get real serious now or
Speaker 2: no more funny business none. We're playing around like this
Speaker 2: is a reality show that those days are over. Time
Speaker 2: we get serious and Cold War two is here. We
Speaker 2: got to concentrate on that now, and so it'll be
Speaker 2: more of that. It will be the same real problems
Speaker 2: going on that are going on now, of course, but
Speaker 2: we can get more business as usual with you know, JD.
Speaker 2: Vans or whoever the hell is going in there from
Speaker 2: the rock Bridge Network approved candidate to go into the
Speaker 2: unitary executive position, which will continue to consolidate power to
Speaker 2: itself and to the those who have bought and paid
Speaker 2: for the whole system will more directly control everything and
Speaker 2: we'll be better off for it. It'll be real great. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that's that's the age of transitions. That's what we're
Speaker 2: dealing with. But you already knew that. We we all
Speaker 2: we all know this. I I'm not doing anything special
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Speaker 2: There's nothing really nothing new here, but you know it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't know. The one thing different here is that
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to, matter of factly, trying trying to
Speaker 2: understand this instead of just you know, putting some sort
Speaker 2: of weird glossphin here onto the whole thing like we're
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: thank god, once again I was explaining earlier. Those that
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: But it makes any sense to you.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, because they've won more. That's all it takes, uncle,
Speaker 2: is you win more, you're at the top of your division.
Speaker 2: So it's it's that simple. And they have and so
Speaker 2: there you go. The Patriots are good again. Everybody, so
Speaker 2: it doesn't bother me as much because Brady's not there anymore.
Speaker 2: I didn't care for him, but he's gone down, so
Speaker 2: they can be good. And that's That's a whole lot
Speaker 2: of whatever as far as I'm concerned. We are and
Speaker 2: we're taking calls. So if you want to call, the
Speaker 2: phone number is the same as always three one nine
Speaker 2: five two seven five zero one six, call that and
Speaker 2: you will join us. You'll come on. I see somebody
Speaker 2: saying something on kick. Let's see if it's an actual
Speaker 2: thing or if it's spam. Hcle let's see what that is.
Speaker 2: It says, would you like many of yours? Oh? Geez, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's spam. Okay, so we're getting spammed on kick. That
Speaker 2: seems to be the way.
Speaker 8: Of things these Wait a minute, when we're doing a
Speaker 8: drinkiya and we are dumb guy, not supposed to do.
Speaker 2: Those in front of mine? Are they breaking the rules
Speaker 2: bregging and wolves? Yeah, not supposed to say it. I
Speaker 2: don't see it on my chat there. I don't know
Speaker 2: for me is they coming from, because usually i'd be
Speaker 2: able to delete it, but I'm not seeing it in
Speaker 2: the spot where I can, And I don't know why
Speaker 2: that is. Oh, my god, I'm gonna do everything wrong. Okay,
Speaker 2: Oh okay, there it is. Whatever. Okay, we're just gonna
Speaker 2: we're gonna leave that up there. That's all lot of whatever.
Speaker 2: Uh okay, So you may call. Please do call if
Speaker 2: you're so inclined and you're able to be good to
Speaker 2: talk to you tonight.
Speaker 7: Zero and six quick check because uncle's been asking and
Speaker 7: I haven't been checking. We do have the listener in
Speaker 7: Germany who's been there for four hours and forty seven
Speaker 7: minutes and all over the US, but no Canada or
Speaker 7: anybody else outside of the country yet.
Speaker 2: Oh strange. That's that's a new place. Yeah, Germany, well
Speaker 2: j Many, I mean Many from Germany. Well, there's that
Speaker 2: pub that plays the Ocelli radio network constantly for whatever reason,
Speaker 2: so we have that. I assume that's what Chuck had meant.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't know. So there's that can We
Speaker 2: were away for a little while on our bo that
Speaker 2: was our fault. We're here now, so that's the good thing. Uncle.
Speaker 2: Did we want to do a drink tonight. We want
Speaker 2: to get down to that to drink. Let's start that, man,
Speaker 2: I get the drink going. And whoever was buzzing and
Speaker 2: they got joy. It is the Three Stooges. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I've been working is like that. I'm always trying to
Speaker 2: improve the graphics here at the Uncle Show Uncle and
Speaker 2: and we have those guys, guys, new graphics everybody, so
Speaker 2: we're always going to have new ones here. And we've
Speaker 2: got the upcoming New Year's Revolution. On New Year's Eve,
Speaker 2: we will be doing that, so look forward to that.
Speaker 2: How don't we on to be a situation to buy
Speaker 2: for ready for a stack up? I haven't gotten anything
Speaker 2: special for it. I mean, maybe I start working on it.
Speaker 2: We will have to get a hold of something I
Speaker 2: don't Four Loco has been nice to have. I don't
Speaker 2: know if we're gonna do that again.
Speaker 13: To drinks for me, but that's those little things, Yeah,
Speaker 13: they're not cool.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll do that, so we'll see, we'll have something.
Speaker 2: We'll at least have a beer or something or other
Speaker 2: and it should be good. But right now we have
Speaker 2: one for tonight. We have a drink that we're going
Speaker 2: to write tonight. We've got this was just kind of
Speaker 2: in the refrigerator. I forgot that it was you remind me,
Speaker 2: what is this stuff? Green? T green O something green
Speaker 2: and orange. It says June Shine. I guess is the
Speaker 2: brand or whatever? June Shine. I have to turn the
Speaker 2: can upside down to read what it is. Hard kombucha
Speaker 2: midnight painkiller. This seems like dangerous putting the typography on
Speaker 2: upside down like that part of it is and part
Speaker 2: of it they flip it one hundred day degrees some
Speaker 2: of the type in relation to itself. This is six
Speaker 2: percent alcohol by volume local. I was wondering what kind
Speaker 2: of how many alcols? Does it have a fair amount
Speaker 2: a little more of the most beers. It's a hard kombucha.
Speaker 2: We gotta have it.
Speaker 13: This is a test because we never I never had
Speaker 13: a taste of this one.
Speaker 2: Before I saw this in the fodge. I see what's
Speaker 2: going on. It says flip can't to activate. Maybe you're
Speaker 2: supposed to flip the candate as like a mixing thing.
Speaker 2: And that's why they did the typography like I was
Speaker 2: talking about uploading, so that it makes you flip it.
Speaker 2: Oh clever, Oh interesting, We'll get them go all right.
Speaker 2: So I guess I'll open this and we'll start pouring this.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna use my auto bart and then what you
Speaker 2: want to use one of these shot glasses is good? Okay,
Speaker 2: I didn't know. I forget you. Yeah, surprised. Pretty exciting
Speaker 2: that though. Yeah that's okay. Well let's see here. So
Speaker 2: I'm going to that here, I have this one. There
Speaker 2: we go opening and I'll pour your shot glass. Oh
Speaker 2: that t you little thing. Okay, there there's a shot
Speaker 2: glass for my glass. I do. I do enjoy this
Speaker 2: glass that you gave to me uncle. This is very good.
Speaker 2: It's a great glass. Okay. So when you when you
Speaker 2: need more of this, let me know and I'll refill
Speaker 2: it for you. Let's see what's the color of this stuff?
Speaker 2: It looks like whoa great, Yeah, it's kind of like
Speaker 2: greenish almost. Team Oh, I know what this one is.
Speaker 3: I know what this glass was.
Speaker 2: What what was that that glass that this was? Going
Speaker 2: to the locks? I went we went to the locks. Oh,
Speaker 2: the Panama Canal panem canal locks thing and I got
Speaker 2: it from them. That's cool. That's a cool trip you
Speaker 2: went on, you guys went through the Panama Canals. But
Speaker 2: that's what this was. I left it out. Yeah, really,
Speaker 2: I'll be called the America Canal though. That's the only
Speaker 2: problem with it. Yeah, they should rename it. We made it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we on it.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on now, anyway, well we should. We should.
Speaker 2: I don't know that we do, but we should. Everybody
Speaker 2: knows that. Okay, let's drink this. Drinking this down there, Okay, kombucha,
Speaker 2: it's kocha. It's a hard kombucha midnight pain killer. Me. Oh, pineapple, orange, pineapples, nutmeg, nutmeg.
Speaker 2: That's what it says, pineapple, orange, nutmeg. Okay, I can
Speaker 2: taste nutmeat. I do. I've had a few of these
Speaker 2: hard kombuches and just kombucha generally. I do like a lot.
Speaker 2: I like kombucha generally speaking. Do you like these? Do
Speaker 2: you like? Kombucha's starting to They're pretty good. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of them available these days too, and they're nice.
Speaker 2: You need more, okay, because I got a short plants.
Speaker 2: You guys get long one. You don't need much. Me
Speaker 2: his uncle, I can use him. It's I'm not going
Speaker 2: to call it a problem. It's just something that's almost
Speaker 2: close to a problem. This. Yeah, no, I don't think
Speaker 2: I don't think it is. I don't think it is.
Speaker 13: And if it feems crazy crazy, that's when you know
Speaker 13: it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't. I mean, and that's what I am. But
Speaker 2: I tried to tell everybody that the other day, but
Speaker 2: they weren't here. Oh we've got count Pepper in the chat.
Speaker 2: Uh pop, Tim, what do you got for a drink?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 13: Look these guys are on.
Speaker 2: What they're drinking?
Speaker 3: Listen?
Speaker 2: Listen. Uncle Pepper is saying what I knew was the case.
Speaker 2: He's saying, you two are impossibly quiet on YouTube. Also,
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas. This is he's drinking a pop. I knew
Speaker 2: that this was the case, Pepper. I don't. It's something
Speaker 2: so simple. I'm trying to remember because I've done this before.
Speaker 2: It's some buttons somewhere that I have to press. Let
Speaker 2: me see here. I'm going to close things that I
Speaker 2: don't need. First of all, I'm gonna try to get
Speaker 2: to the bombus because I know it's a lot. Let
Speaker 2: me see here. Okay, yeah, okay, so I see that.
Speaker 2: Let me see what my input on this is properties
Speaker 2: Oh wait, this might work, This might work. Let me
Speaker 2: see hello. Hey, there we go. I believe I just
Speaker 2: fixed it. Okay, I believe I fixed our audio problem.
Speaker 2: What was it? You're conducting technological wizardy let us know
Speaker 2: if it improved itself.
Speaker 3: It did not affect Ocelli dot com.
Speaker 7: So you're still strong over here, and you appear to
Speaker 7: be strong on your regular audio streams, just the video
Speaker 7: streams for the project.
Speaker 2: Yep, perfect, great, great, Chuck, thank you. I know exactly
Speaker 2: what it is, because what it is is the input
Speaker 2: that I'm sending Chuck. You fixed it, Okay, cool, it's fixed.
Speaker 2: The input that I'm sending Chuck is now the input
Speaker 2: that I'm sending to my obs. Previously it's the same one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a different one that was a quiet one,
Speaker 2: but I fixed it. So it's the same one that
Speaker 2: Chuck is getting. So there we go. Okay, so my
Speaker 2: apologies everybody. The podcast is what it's supposed to be.
Speaker 8: Now, stay on podcast, David Dan, don't touch the thing.
Speaker 2: Then we go again with.
Speaker 13: Them the one's that cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah you know how this works, right, Yeah? I knew.
Speaker 13: We playing nose buttons again.
Speaker 2: You walk away for a couple of minutes and then
Speaker 2: if forget what you're doing, I know, I know you do. Yeah, right,
Speaker 2: it's it's it's a problem these days with making these shows.
Speaker 2: But it's fun. Like I said, Uncle, I have been enjoying.
Speaker 2: Somebody please call because I've made some new graphics for
Speaker 2: the calls. A couple, yeah, a little bit. Uh, let's
Speaker 2: see here three zero one six. Please do and I'll
Speaker 2: fire up some of the new graphics. Yeah, I'm always
Speaker 2: trying to add graphics. Is really it's not so much
Speaker 2: that I'm improving graphics, I suppose, uncle, as I'm just
Speaker 2: adding new ones into this big list that I have
Speaker 2: on obs. For instance, I can pull up this photograph
Speaker 2: from June Lake, California that I altered in Adobe Illustrator
Speaker 2: to be very colorful. I just pull that up whenever
Speaker 2: I feel like it. That's in graphic I have. Of course,
Speaker 2: this is an old standby. Is Hillary Clinton go at
Speaker 2: the rally during the twice sixteen election, which she subsequently lost,
Speaker 2: But she was excited right here. I don't understand why. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well I can't figure that way actly. So that's a
Speaker 2: that's a go to I've had for a while. Here's
Speaker 2: this graphic that's a photo of Goat Mountain, of betray
Speaker 2: On Goat Mountain that I hacked tapping. Oh you got, Danny,
Speaker 2: it's overlaid with that one. Before you have seen this one. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: I like this graphic. This one's overlaid with some other
Speaker 2: like jiffs or gift images that I sort of layered
Speaker 2: on top of it.
Speaker 7: So are people still debating over jiff for gift?
Speaker 2: I still don't know what to call it, Chuck, what
Speaker 2: am I supposed.
Speaker 3: To be calling you?
Speaker 2: And I don't know.
Speaker 7: I have always called it a gift, But people still
Speaker 7: debate about this. Hey, one quick thing though, We have
Speaker 7: a weird country that popped up on excuse me on
Speaker 7: Chelli dot com radio.
Speaker 2: Pakistan. Yeah Pakistan really, yes, Pakistan.
Speaker 3: I've never seen him before.
Speaker 13: Is this Pakistan now?
Speaker 2: Just a moment?
Speaker 8: I think this Pakistan has something to do with his
Speaker 8: side of the story saying it.
Speaker 2: But it's his side man, uncle on government. You might have.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Wow, look at you you might have.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. Hey, give me a lot of credit,
Speaker 2: unclaude that I appreciate. Cuit it did, and that's a
Speaker 2: credit did. If it's anything to do with what he
Speaker 2: just said, it might be. We don't know. The sad
Speaker 2: thing is we have no idea. I have a theory.
Speaker 3: I have a theory, but yeah, what is it?
Speaker 7: But it's weird because I also have an argument against
Speaker 7: my own theory. Pakistan could be from somebody using one
Speaker 7: of those VPNs, right, yes, okay, but on my stream
Speaker 7: it's supposed to filter those things. If there's anything that
Speaker 7: seems to be a bouncer of VPN, it shows up
Speaker 7: as unknown usually.
Speaker 2: Oh so yeah, and some VPNs.
Speaker 7: Apparently my my streaming tracking beats the VPNs, because I've
Speaker 7: had people tell me, how do you see that I'm
Speaker 7: on a VPN and I can see it? Like, for instance,
Speaker 7: let me see, okay, our friend right now in Missouri,
Speaker 7: all right, he thinks he's on a VPN and I
Speaker 7: can't see him, but I can, so yeah, and you know,
Speaker 7: and and in the old days I had it the
Speaker 7: way it was like a lot of people come up
Speaker 7: in Mexico and all that, and that turned out to
Speaker 7: be false.
Speaker 3: Because people were just using VPNs.
Speaker 7: Well anyway, with the new filtering system, now I kind
Speaker 7: of just I know where you are, even if you're
Speaker 7: trying to trick me.
Speaker 3: So Pakistan is new tying. I got no explanation for Pakistan, dude, none, so.
Speaker 2: But but you do have the explanation that it definitely
Speaker 2: is not a VPN. Do you have that shot?
Speaker 3: It should not be you know, new technology happens all
Speaker 3: the time.
Speaker 7: You know, the thing that's true today might not be
Speaker 7: true tomorrow, right, Okay, So it could be that this is,
Speaker 7: you know, somebody finally getting a VPN.
Speaker 2: That beats me.
Speaker 7: But my experience over the past two years has not
Speaker 7: been that. So nobody's been able to hide. And if
Speaker 7: they do hide, it just says, you know, something like
Speaker 7: unknown or it'll say United States and it won't give
Speaker 7: me a location.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you've heard those. I've heard those before. Yeah
Speaker 2: from your side. Interesting. Oh okay, well Pakistan, this is well,
Speaker 2: it's a good thing, I think. Is this new location?
Speaker 13: I would like to know these people listening now, I hope. So,
Speaker 13: I mean that's my question.
Speaker 7: Well, it could be is sometimes when well, uncle, real quick,
Speaker 7: sometimes weird countries will pop up and I can tell
Speaker 7: you why. It's because it's somebody in the military.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm thinking. That's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 14: This is it could be I mean he was in
Speaker 14: there and no, yeah, maybe, So I just figured to
Speaker 14: let you guys know because that's a weird one.
Speaker 3: An uncle likes to know when new ones show up
Speaker 3: so Pakistan. Yeah, how exciting.
Speaker 2: That's good. Thank you for being here a person in Pakistan,
Speaker 2: and thank you again to uh pup Puppa is saying
Speaker 2: in YouTube chat now he says he had a wah
Speaker 2: wah hogy, some pretzels and plenty of beer. Life is good.
Speaker 2: Oh he's got his fia that's what he's drinking.
Speaker 13: Of course, A funny night and any please haven't been
Speaker 13: here and here we are.
Speaker 2: With what.
Speaker 7: Hey, Pepper, if you don't mind, If you don't mind,
Speaker 7: I want to know.
Speaker 3: I want to know from Pupper how much a wah
Speaker 3: wah Hogi costs right now? Though because inflation, I'm wondering.
Speaker 3: I haven't had a wah wah Hogi in.
Speaker 7: Years and years, and they used to be really cost
Speaker 7: efficient and really good, great thing to get on the
Speaker 7: run in Jersey.
Speaker 3: That's for sure.
Speaker 7: I'm wondering what the cost of a wah wah Hogi
Speaker 7: is now. So you got to tell me the size
Speaker 7: and what you're paying for it if you can.
Speaker 2: Yes, Well, I'm curious to know what the prices are
Speaker 2: back there in Pennsylvania, Jersey area for a hogia wildwife.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: And while I was just talking to you.
Speaker 7: Three four, five more listeners just jumped on us based
Speaker 7: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a lot of potential callers. There we go.
Speaker 2: If you want to join the show, call three one, nine, five, seven, five,
Speaker 2: zero and six and you will be added directly in.
Speaker 2: You will talk to us and it will be a
Speaker 2: good time. So do consider calling everybody. In the meantime,
Speaker 2: we've got we have a drink review going. My Evan
Speaker 2: is drink review and I've been drinking away. What is it? Uncle?
Speaker 2: What are we reviewing? This babuska cool?
Speaker 13: This casca stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah, think of you here. I can't show the people.
Speaker 2: They can. I'll call show them the This is the
Speaker 2: can people. There we go, June Shine. It's a hard komba,
Speaker 2: Yeah it is. We're drinking it up. This is so
Speaker 2: we're doing a review. Everybody. Everybody loves the beer reviews.
Speaker 2: This is not a beer, but it's an alcoholic beverage
Speaker 2: and we're gonna don't worry. We're drinking it now. We're
Speaker 2: taking it all in and we're gonna let you know.
Speaker 2: We're gonna fully review this to let you know how
Speaker 2: good it is according to us.
Speaker 13: Wait, know that is who's any hell but the uncle man.
Speaker 15: Hello, hey uncle, it's Jimmy James.
Speaker 2: How you doing.
Speaker 13: Hey, gimme boys? Whoa wait? Got your mountain dew witty?
Speaker 3: I got her ready.
Speaker 13: We've been drinking a hand to drink tonight for once
Speaker 13: for what for?
Speaker 2: It took a little while.
Speaker 13: Well, I want it's for night and we want to
Speaker 13: have a drink. What kind of mountain do Jimmy has
Speaker 13: dried out with drinking?
Speaker 3: What kind of mountain does Jimmy have this time?
Speaker 2: Okay, one time?
Speaker 16: We have.
Speaker 15: Old sick standard dude.
Speaker 2: Okay, a regular amount of de Okay, you know, you.
Speaker 13: Know they got new ones out now, Jimmy m.
Speaker 15: Oh well, our drink alible for a while, but so
Speaker 15: well they they just seem too sweet.
Speaker 17: Just bc a regular dove.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, I can take a regular do if you're not,
Speaker 8: if you're not, if you have.
Speaker 2: Too much for that, yeah, I can see. Stick to
Speaker 2: the classics, stick to what we know. And yeah it
Speaker 2: makes sense to me. I mean they are getting too
Speaker 2: many flavors at a certain point, that's for sure. That's great.
Speaker 8: It's crazy with all those points of flavors they give
Speaker 8: you every five to ten minutes. You got them mind.
Speaker 2: Oh we get new in here.
Speaker 13: We got new in there like that.
Speaker 2: I know. It's always a new thing, always a new flavor.
Speaker 2: It gets to be too much. Just stop, Come on, man,
Speaker 2: dude and other soft drinkmakers, what are you doing? We
Speaker 2: don't need this many just need one good one, maybe
Speaker 2: a second one, that's all right, and then leave it
Speaker 2: at that. We're good. But yeah, we've got Jimmy here
Speaker 2: and we're happy about it. If anybody else wants to join,
Speaker 2: we know you're out there listening. Join the show. Three
Speaker 2: one nine five two seven five zero one said we
Speaker 2: give him the cup a glass? Oh, a shot glass.
Speaker 2: Uncle's a shot class. Uh, let's ask Jimmy, do you
Speaker 2: have or would you like to receive Uncle the drop glass?
Speaker 2: A few? I would. I do have one, but I
Speaker 2: would like one. I haven't that leg sen to him?
Speaker 2: What was that? Sorry?
Speaker 15: I haven't gotten anything from Uncle to show.
Speaker 2: That's true. All we got to rectify that.
Speaker 13: We got we got to do some stuff because we haven't.
Speaker 13: This man has been a customer.
Speaker 2: Am we haven't it?
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, Jimmy, you never got a T shirt.
Speaker 3: You never even got an Uncle T shirt?
Speaker 6: Where?
Speaker 3: Oh man, you know what happened, Aaron.
Speaker 7: You know what happened with this is that he got Okay,
Speaker 7: twice I sent him boxes. I swear I sent him
Speaker 7: boxes of stuff, right, and uh, well, three times I
Speaker 7: sent boxes of stuff. I think he got one and
Speaker 7: one got sent back to me and one disappeared. And
Speaker 7: I guarantee you there was an Uncle shirt in one
Speaker 7: of those boxes he never got.
Speaker 3: I guarantee it. But I can't believe you.
Speaker 13: Didn't go, yeah, hey, I'm gonna say something.
Speaker 2: Can we make more? Should I kick more shirts? Shuki?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: What can we make more?
Speaker 2: Can we make more shirts and make the shirts?
Speaker 8: Because these people keep asking, We're gonna have to do something.
Speaker 2: I think I have some still. I think the amount
Speaker 2: that I have is probably enough for now. I don't
Speaker 2: think I have to make new ones. I have some somewhere.
Speaker 2: I just gotta know. You gotta search for them.
Speaker 7: You got any of the Monkey shoot Twister, and you
Speaker 7: got any of the Monkey Shoe Twister shirts?
Speaker 8: There?
Speaker 2: No, I don't have extras to those, the standard Uncle
Speaker 2: shirt like the Tide I went, I have those. I
Speaker 2: do have those, But the Monkey Shoe Twister that was
Speaker 2: that one that you made? And Uncle has one of those,
Speaker 2: but it's the only one that we have.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's the when we got.
Speaker 2: From Actually, yeah, it's fine. That's enough of those. We
Speaker 2: have the ones that I can tie die have that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean we the point here is that
Speaker 2: we got to send We will send Jimmy a shot class.
Speaker 2: I think I have y I'll let you know if
Speaker 2: I don't. I gave away my last email.
Speaker 7: I gave away my last monkey Shuit Twister shirt at
Speaker 7: Lancer this year. I had one left stuck in the box.
Speaker 7: I didn't know about it, and I put it out
Speaker 7: next to your book and stuff, and like I told you,
Speaker 7: somebody stole the one book. But you know, somebody stole
Speaker 7: one of Aaron's books.
Speaker 3: I don't know what happened there, but that's what happened.
Speaker 7: But but I did giveaway to the monkey Shuit Twister
Speaker 7: shirt to somebody because they said, I have all of
Speaker 7: these other shirts yours.
Speaker 3: I said, well, do you have this one?
Speaker 7: Nope, here you go. You know That's what I did
Speaker 7: because they had bought past two years. They bought shirts
Speaker 7: off of me.
Speaker 2: So you know.
Speaker 7: But yeah, otherwise I would try and send Jimmy Monkeys
Speaker 7: to Twister shirt.
Speaker 3: But I don't have one left even.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I mean, if you guys have a shirt
Speaker 7: laying around, I'm sure Jimmy would.
Speaker 3: Love that and a good way to pad the drop class.
Speaker 2: I might. I might send that to him. Yeah, send
Speaker 2: them both together that I suppose. Send me an email, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: just to make sure, because, like I said, I had
Speaker 2: your address, but I'd have to go digging and see
Speaker 2: if I have it. I probably saw it, but I
Speaker 2: own home. But send me an email just to be safe.
Speaker 7: You have Aaron's email, right, Jimmy that drop class?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, your way to be saved.
Speaker 15: And hey, thanks, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, man, no problem. And then if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 2: and we sent one out to him because he requested one,
Speaker 2: so he should have his drop class now, yeah, I
Speaker 2: should have it. So we'll hear from him by the
Speaker 2: hopefully by the time of the revolution. We'll have head
Speaker 2: on with us too, ladies. We'll get his He might
Speaker 2: not be on this week.
Speaker 3: He's in my chat. He's in my chat right now,
Speaker 3: so oh.
Speaker 2: Okay is oh let me see. Let me pull up
Speaker 2: the O'Kelly chat in case he's saying something. Uh, just
Speaker 2: if you if you've gotten your package and let us
Speaker 2: know in the OLLI chat. I'll see that. If not,
Speaker 2: don't worry, it'll be there. So hopefully, hopefully they get there,
Speaker 2: we will find out.
Speaker 17: Related situation, a bunch of people at my post office
Speaker 17: was arrested for stealing.
Speaker 2: There you go, stealing.
Speaker 8: That's the number one subject. And what you were saying
Speaker 8: to take about somebody stealing mail and go right to jail.
Speaker 13: Well, I was mad to jail, Yeah, don't pass go.
Speaker 2: I was mad because I said, I can't believe it.
Speaker 7: I said, Jimmy a very nice package at one point,
Speaker 7: which had a bunch of things in it, and of
Speaker 7: course that's the one that disappeared. I sent him a
Speaker 7: two dollar bill from night to teen sixty three and
Speaker 7: a few other things. Yeah, I mean I was sending
Speaker 7: him like a little package of stuff and it never
Speaker 7: made it there.
Speaker 2: It just disappeared. That's crazy. I usually have really good luck.
Speaker 2: I've sent so many packages every year because I do.
Speaker 2: I sell stuff online and I hard. I can't remember
Speaker 2: having a problem with the package not getting there. When
Speaker 2: I'm selling something, it doesn't happen, So I don't you
Speaker 2: always see you have trouble Chuck, and it's the postal
Speaker 2: service that you So I don't understand what's going on.
Speaker 3: So that baffles me.
Speaker 2: I don't understand that.
Speaker 3: He didn't get his drop glass yet.
Speaker 2: Oh he didn't. Okay, well it should it should be
Speaker 2: on its way to it.
Speaker 13: It's way, he said, he said it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we'll see. We'll see if if Ohlly dot
Speaker 2: com mail is cursed or something. Everything to do related
Speaker 2: to the show has a curse that goes through the
Speaker 2: postal service. But it it's on the way, should be there,
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 3: I think, I'm sure, think.
Speaker 2: I have tracking it. I'll check the tracking on it.
Speaker 2: I don't have that here, but I do have the
Speaker 2: tracking off, so I'll check that. Maybe one what.
Speaker 8: We'll do is when you send a package, yes, through
Speaker 8: the scenting and do the tracking, be might easier to know.
Speaker 2: I do, Well, there is tracking on when I sent
Speaker 2: to ed. There's a tracking number because I have the thing.
Speaker 2: We have our postage printer and all that, so I
Speaker 2: have that. So I'll check it out. We'll see what's happening.
Speaker 2: We'll see where it is. Yeah, we'll get to the
Speaker 2: bomb that I think to check it before the show,
Speaker 2: and I guess I should have. But once again, we
Speaker 2: have the phone lines open if anybody wants to call
Speaker 2: in three one nine, five seven five zero one six
Speaker 2: join the show. Good part of this. We'd like to
Speaker 2: have you. How's the hard kombucha going? You're enjoying us?
Speaker 2: Is it so good? You need moore in the morning?
Speaker 13: Okay, looking at the can.
Speaker 2: You're looking at the can. Okay, okay, here's the can.
Speaker 2: I know it's gonna ate this thing, and this is
Speaker 2: a good one to ate. Okay, there's that, so it's
Speaker 2: gonna be this is This is an odd drink. It's
Speaker 2: odd even as far as kombucha goes. I'll say, because
Speaker 2: I do like kimbucha's, I keep saying that I like them,
Speaker 2: this is an odd one. It doesn't even seem like
Speaker 2: other kombucha's. It's weird.
Speaker 13: It's a fruity. I could say, yeah, it's got some
Speaker 13: kind of food in.
Speaker 8: Isn't because it's the pineapple food and something else is mixed.
Speaker 13: But I can't feel what.
Speaker 2: That's hard to tell you. Well, I mean the flavors
Speaker 2: are weird and they are listed on the can. What
Speaker 2: are they? Once again? Pineapple? Right, pineapple, orange, nutmeg, that's
Speaker 2: a weird compos not meg nutmeg. I think that's what
Speaker 2: I'm tasting that. Look, here's okay, here's there's more. What's inside? Pineapple, orange, nutmeg,
Speaker 2: green tea, June kombucha. Okay, there we go. It's from
Speaker 2: San Diego.
Speaker 13: This San Diego Tony down there down the road, I know,
Speaker 13: not far.
Speaker 2: I wonder what Ed's doing. What is h what's his
Speaker 2: name doing in San Diego? In San Diego? Are we
Speaker 2: talking about a listener? Yeah? That man listens here. I
Speaker 2: can't remember it.
Speaker 13: Danny Danny.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Danny Danny. Is that the direction he's in?
Speaker 2: Danny Danny, Yeah, that's his name. I hope he's doing well.
Speaker 2: I hope you're doing well down there in San Diego County.
Speaker 13: And Danny, I haven't heard from him lately. Yeah, what's
Speaker 13: happened on that guy?
Speaker 2: He'll be back. Everybody, you don't not everybody has to
Speaker 2: call the night. But when the New Year's Revolution rolls around,
Speaker 2: make sure you're ready to call into the show. New
Speaker 2: Year's Eve will be back.
Speaker 8: I want to hear a lot of people miss coming yet.
Speaker 8: This has been how many years?
Speaker 2: A lot I want to say. It's like the seventh
Speaker 2: one who've done the show as like a live stream.
Speaker 2: I think it's on YouTube. All the old old ones
Speaker 2: are still on YouTube. If anybody's curious to go back,
Speaker 2: they can go back and look at them all there,
Speaker 2: or if you want to get a taste of what
Speaker 2: it is, if you've never seen one, you can see
Speaker 2: what it's like. It's pretty much like this show, but longer.
Speaker 2: But usually we do put quite a bit of effort
Speaker 2: into it, make it a little better. You know me, Well,
Speaker 2: this year, you know, I'm miss here listening to what's that?
Speaker 2: I'm his have miss is? Uh?
Speaker 16: This is sidekick, no nor for his fun, Jim and
Speaker 16: j Jim and Joe, Chuck's fun.
Speaker 2: Chuck's friend Gool can't do that.
Speaker 13: So Sunshine Sunshine h hamp been aroundcohol.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard her a lot. I mean, if she's
Speaker 2: been busy, I.
Speaker 18: Hope she's well. I hope she's well. What's going on
Speaker 18: in ta I think we're on tick tack. I don't
Speaker 18: see myself.
Speaker 2: I think we're okay. I'm just looking at all this
Speaker 2: stuff here. I don't see myself. Well, we don't have
Speaker 2: tic tac pulled up, but we should be going through
Speaker 2: on Uncle the podcast. Everybody follow that's very important, everybody? Oko?
Speaker 2: Are we ready to rate this drink? Should we just
Speaker 2: go for it? Should we see?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Since you're gonna head ahead and I'm still got is
Speaker 2: a way to go? Are you still thinking about it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I am, so you can made it, but I'm still thinking.
Speaker 2: I think I can give my rating. I think I'm
Speaker 2: ready to do this as well. So June Shine Hard Kombucha,
Speaker 2: Midnight Midnight Painkiller, That's what this one is. Yeah, tied down,
Speaker 2: so excuse me. It's hard to read, but midnight Painkiller,
Speaker 2: I'm getting knocked out pilled. We do our skill from
Speaker 2: one to ten. I'm gonna give this a maybe it
Speaker 2: a six out of ten. It's not great because as
Speaker 2: a kombucha I don't like as a kimbucha, which I
Speaker 2: like kombucha as an alcoholic drink. It's okay, it's got
Speaker 2: alcohol and I'm not spitting it out, but it's nothing like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, this is awesome. So it's just six out
Speaker 2: of ten? Top me? Are you ready to rate it? Uncle?
Speaker 13: Do you need more time and take me and moaning
Speaker 13: many times?
Speaker 2: You need to think about it? Okay, that's fair, Okay,
Speaker 2: keep thinking. We're gonna get back to everybody with uncle's
Speaker 2: review to say better, stay tuned. You want to know
Speaker 2: what he rates this wild drink. It's definitely an important
Speaker 2: thing to know. Here it is. I'm holding it up
Speaker 2: to a camera for everybody on a livestream video. Look,
Speaker 2: kid does have quite a nice can. It's a taller can.
Speaker 13: I'm not gonna give it a highway.
Speaker 2: Oh it's like going low. Okay, you're ready on this one, Uncle?
Speaker 2: What is think? So? Let us know what do you
Speaker 2: got for this? Sinco?
Speaker 13: If everybody knows Spanish, it's Sinco.
Speaker 2: I'll sinko out of ten? Really, sinco out of ten.
Speaker 2: That's lower than me. Uncle, But you had you had six?
Speaker 2: I did? Wow? Really? You know? So you don't care
Speaker 2: for this one?
Speaker 13: Really, not as much as it liked him. But this
Speaker 13: has not the punch for it over to go any higher?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? I do I give it
Speaker 2: a six? Yeah, no, it doesn't.
Speaker 8: It's okay, I guess, okay for a drink, for a
Speaker 8: knockout drink, it's okay for that.
Speaker 2: But they go over. No, who's that noise? There's a
Speaker 2: noise in here? Oh, she's watching what's that? What's over awful?
Speaker 13: We got some interesting story about this?
Speaker 2: What's the story?
Speaker 13: This is the uh an with her watching us? That's
Speaker 13: what you want to talk about.
Speaker 8: I know what you in there.
Speaker 2: There's a sauna. She's looking for sauna over here. It
Speaker 2: is it's an RC that RC car ac car looks
Speaker 2: weird looking thing.
Speaker 13: And I was wondering, who's who's talking?
Speaker 2: Who's talking?
Speaker 13: That's this little boxer.
Speaker 2: I caught it.
Speaker 13: Little boxers.
Speaker 2: These are little what I call these little things? Uh,
Speaker 2: these are little boxes.
Speaker 13: I caught these little boxes. Come here one way ound
Speaker 13: here like this.
Speaker 2: We've got a little boxer in the room. You may
Speaker 2: have seen these things on social media, Yeah, social media
Speaker 2: had loads of them. But this is really this is funny.
Speaker 2: How's it working? Kick out of this? How's it work?
Speaker 13: It chose the eye bulls and that mind bulls are
Speaker 13: looking at you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, eyeballs, Okay, Yeah, it's crazy. It is crazy. It's
Speaker 2: at rsy car with the camera in it that you
Speaker 2: can see remotely for a few minutes. So missus sun
Speaker 2: kick here. Uh.
Speaker 8: His other half was talking to her form and almost wondering,
Speaker 8: when manute, is that voice coming from me? He comes
Speaker 8: down the road with the eyeballs coming down ding when
Speaker 8: the white yet blue light eye bulls, they and voice
Speaker 8: came out of it. And that's exactly what it was.
Speaker 8: It was who talking on in that thing? You want
Speaker 8: to have a tik tak?
Speaker 2: This is a good one. You better get ready for
Speaker 2: your tiktak.
Speaker 8: Where's the phone? See, I'm ready for it? I shall
Speaker 8: I kick? Not ready, I'm like usual. I had a
Speaker 8: good one here tonight. Look at dish Man.
Speaker 2: Well we should be we should be streaming on tiktak
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 13: Well, tik tak?
Speaker 2: Are we streaming?
Speaker 13: I want to have this here, tik tank on this
Speaker 13: for TikTok.
Speaker 2: It's not showing me the monitor that I can usually
Speaker 2: pull up. It's telling me unable to connect for some reason?
Speaker 2: What with this? Thanks? I We're streaming just fine on YouTube, Twitch,
Speaker 2: rumble kicking of course at Shelly dot com. So we're
Speaker 2: going out there. At the moment, TikTok is question well.
Speaker 2: And I don't know why, because usually it's pretty dependable
Speaker 2: as long as I have the initial connection made. So
Speaker 2: who knows. I don't know what's going on with it.
Speaker 2: I can't tell a good one just for a few
Speaker 2: minutes here. The Ochelli chat is quite lively tonight with
Speaker 2: Chuck is there and Ed is in there. So that's good. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's a lot happening there. It's a pretty lively night actually,
Speaker 2: considering the fact that we haven't been around as much
Speaker 2: as we would like to be. Maybe Uncle this weekend
Speaker 2: will do another stream with vhs or video games. Perhaps,
Speaker 2: But the only thing is that I have to go shopping. Okay,
Speaker 2: so that's tomorrow's tomorrow. Okay, So we won't do it
Speaker 2: while you're shopping.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm shopping, but maybe an afternoon, yeah, or I
Speaker 8: don't know what time she wants to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well that's the problem with our streams. We have trouble
Speaker 2: like committing to an actual schedule because weekends get so
Speaker 2: kooky every week. So it's just a matter of whenever
Speaker 2: we can do it. Just don't have any slunkers. No,
Speaker 2: thank god. No, no, not not now, but soon enough
Speaker 2: it will return. So but not tomorrow, so because I am.
Speaker 8: I want to get finished shopping up shopping that one
Speaker 8: actually paying left Christmas everybody.
Speaker 2: I hope everybody's got their Christmas shopping all set up.
Speaker 2: I hope everybody did that. Uncle's got to do his tomorrow, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I imagine posted down and on Thursday. But you
Speaker 8: had too busy to.
Speaker 2: You at least have an idea what you're gonna look for.
Speaker 2: You're gonna try. I had the idea, know what we want?
Speaker 2: What I want? That's cool. That's good. So that's a
Speaker 2: good start. So you know what you're looking for. It
Speaker 2: should be easy. We'll see how that goes. The chat. Yeah. Oh,
Speaker 2: somebody's in the chat here saying, okay, what we got
Speaker 2: the chat? Hold on, I see it? Let me see?
Speaker 2: And who is that? Three eye at lists? Is messing
Speaker 2: you guys up? They're telling us in the chat. Is
Speaker 2: that true? Uncle did? Three eye at lits just mess
Speaker 2: us up? Who is this? That's that alien craft that's
Speaker 2: flying out from behind the sun or whatever?
Speaker 8: Right now, Wait a minute, is that one of the people, No,
Speaker 8: it's space space people.
Speaker 13: Uh what your wife looks at? Yes it is, it's
Speaker 13: one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, what they want somehow it's messing us up.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're doing to us, but something, so.
Speaker 13: Stop playing with discontrollers.
Speaker 2: What what is that man doing? Is smoking? Putting? Smoking?
Speaker 2: Going on? He's flying a space chefs, he's smoking a smell.
Speaker 2: He's flying through our solar system right now. If you're like,
Speaker 2: for some reason, I don't know. Nobody knows what that
Speaker 2: thing is three I at list. Nobody knows what is
Speaker 2: my Bigfoot? Big but it's a lot like Bigfoot. It
Speaker 2: was a story out of Bigfoot.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they had one out. I didn't see it yet. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's on Uh it's on TV.
Speaker 2: It's a documentary diamentry cool. I wanted to see it though,
Speaker 2: I have to watch that one. That's Is that on
Speaker 2: Netflix or something? Well, it's on the tonamentary station. That's it.
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, uh chatter talking about three at
Speaker 2: this is the show going through TikTok now or no?
Speaker 2: Because it's supposed to be going through our tiktac. Is
Speaker 2: it up on there? Let us know because you wouldn't know.
Speaker 2: I can see you're on YouTube now, But is the
Speaker 2: uh tic tac stream up and running? Because I can't
Speaker 2: quite tell. I want to say it isn't. I don't
Speaker 2: know why. But everybody follow us on TikTok regardless. Add
Speaker 2: uncle the podcast because we'll have videos on there.
Speaker 13: Okay, Jimmy doing Let's get back to Jimmy for me.
Speaker 2: Let's let's go back to the phones. Jimmy, are you there,
Speaker 2: I'm here. What's happening?
Speaker 8: What's happening in Detroit these days? I almost like to
Speaker 8: went to talk.
Speaker 15: Well a couple of weeks ago, as man, because the
Speaker 15: officials stole the touchdown and gave the rams that came.
Speaker 15: But uh, I guess after your guys just game the
Speaker 15: other day that I guess it's.
Speaker 2: Even Yeah, the same thing happened to us with the Seahawks.
Speaker 13: Seahawks took us out stumble one.
Speaker 2: They got a two point conversion that they didn't even
Speaker 2: have to catch. It just fell on the ground, and
Speaker 2: that was good. Somehow, I don't know why grab the bull?
Speaker 13: Defense grabbed the pool? You know, why didn't they defense
Speaker 13: gabed the pool?
Speaker 2: You saw that, right, Uncle beck, I saw that. What
Speaker 2: was that that nobody caught it? How'd that work? What
Speaker 2: it was is the bull when it hit.
Speaker 8: One of our players helmets, okay, and fell on the ground.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's actually.
Speaker 13: How it started.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but how does that equate to them making points
Speaker 2: out of it? Nobody caught anything. It was on the ground.
Speaker 8: Everybody after that thought it was in completion. So what
Speaker 8: do they do sit there and look at it? It
Speaker 8: said a A A Seahawk cribed it and says, you
Speaker 8: got to pointer two pointer and you ding bands didn't
Speaker 8: even see it. You guys are sick. Name you guys.
Speaker 8: Defensive players should just jump on it, no matter what
Speaker 8: the problem was. That's so stupid.
Speaker 2: They were in that on that plans didn't jump on it,
Speaker 2: but it was somehow free and all they had just
Speaker 2: pick it up off the ground and.
Speaker 13: Would have said my.
Speaker 8: Touchback or whatever they would have said if they would have.
Speaker 2: Jumped on it. That's what that's probably would have been.
Speaker 2: What would have happened, What would have happened. But that
Speaker 2: was the Now the Seahawks have the division over the Rams.
Speaker 2: That's what it took is beating them.
Speaker 8: And beating them that night, beating them Thursday night, and
Speaker 8: they oldly is trying to get to number one.
Speaker 13: They jumped to one to five.
Speaker 2: I believe you're talking about in the NFC as a whole.
Speaker 2: As a whole.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then.
Speaker 13: Because now they see five where they would have been one.
Speaker 2: There is in the playoffs for sure as well.
Speaker 8: They were in the playoffs from the last not this
Speaker 8: pass game, but the last piss game.
Speaker 2: Because of that win, they've in the play wofs, starting
Speaker 2: the wild card round or something like that. Just depend
Speaker 2: So yeah, well, I mean, we'll see. It's gonna be
Speaker 2: all right. I'm not I mean, I'm not happy that
Speaker 2: the Seahawks won at all, but I was sort of
Speaker 2: I tell you truth, I was really sort of confused myself.
Speaker 13: I'm watching everybody.
Speaker 2: Nobody knows what that was. I don't think anybody still does.
Speaker 2: McVeigh was really mad about it, but he was. I mean,
Speaker 2: they let it. They let things slip in that last
Speaker 2: quarter though too. They should have not done that.
Speaker 8: But they should have not have let it even come
Speaker 8: back into the gate. This is the problem. They got
Speaker 8: to relax when they hit footy. They can't relax when
Speaker 8: they hit my number.
Speaker 2: Nope, they got to keep going, keep pressing, keep pressing.
Speaker 13: I mean, any football team I would thought would know that.
Speaker 2: I guess they do. They know that. They know that.
Speaker 2: Just sid to whatever it's don't the Rams aren't gone yet, everybody. Okay, So, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: are the are the Lions still in the hunt or
Speaker 2: as far as the playoffs go? What what's their status?
Speaker 17: We're still in the hut.
Speaker 2: Okay, there you go. Le's still Let's see how you
Speaker 2: guys got. You got the last two games? Right, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's two more games now for everybody winding down, it
Speaker 2: is down to two games? Did the just Detroit have
Speaker 2: a tough schedule?
Speaker 11: Here?
Speaker 2: He wins. What's gonna do today?
Speaker 17: I don't know what is from you?
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 15: I have a bad feeling.
Speaker 17: We're gonna have to play.
Speaker 15: Seems like it's a packer or bear card a week.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, you got the package in
Speaker 8: the Wait, No, it's.
Speaker 2: The divisional thing, all right? Do they hit they? I
Speaker 2: think everybody does have divisional games the team.
Speaker 8: Every team has at least two games a year with
Speaker 8: the opponent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but right, that's what it's coming down to. Particularly,
Speaker 2: I know that every has not the last two games
Speaker 2: both divisional. At least one of those games is divisional,
Speaker 2: because the Rams have the Cardinals as their last game,
Speaker 2: the Seahawks and the against each other as the last game.
Speaker 2: But I mean the Cardinals should be an easy one.
Speaker 2: And also the Rams go up against before that the Falcons.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the Falcons before then, which they should also destroy.
Speaker 2: So it's they they should should be easy wins.
Speaker 8: We'll see, we'll see what happens. That's what they said
Speaker 8: this past this past Thursday. They said, let's see what
Speaker 8: happens this weekend to see how we stand down with
Speaker 8: the standings. They don't know what the actually these standings
Speaker 8: will be yet for these players, like what seed?
Speaker 2: Are they gonna even be? What seed? Yeah? Playoff picture,
Speaker 2: playoff pictures. This is where things really start get confusing.
Speaker 2: This is exactly it does get confusing. New Good luck
Speaker 2: keeping up, everybody. We're doing what we can here. We're
Speaker 2: filling you in as much as we know how to
Speaker 2: do here on uncle the broadcast. Thank you for listening. Uncle.
Speaker 2: Let's do shout outs because were at the end of
Speaker 2: the show. Why don't we out of the show, out
Speaker 2: of the show?
Speaker 13: Why, Jimmy, you can speak first, not you?
Speaker 17: Shout out to everyone listening, listen, have a good holidays,
Speaker 17: and shout out to the Bunny, the easter buddy, take
Speaker 17: them all.
Speaker 15: Tell me, oh takes in a while?
Speaker 17: Clause does it all one night? Easter Bunny?
Speaker 15: It takes the time?
Speaker 2: All right, that's true? All right, Well, thank you Jimmy
Speaker 2: for calling. Send me that email and we'll get you
Speaker 2: your drop glass and maybe some other stuff too. So
Speaker 2: that's true. Okay, So Uncle, we other just you and
Speaker 2: me for shoutouts.
Speaker 13: I guess no one else is on the line. Chuck,
Speaker 13: Chuck wants to take a shut out?
Speaker 2: Chuck, Chuck, do you want to do a shoutout?
Speaker 9: Well, no, I just want to wish everybody you know
Speaker 9: a good holiday. Uh And and that's about it, you know,
Speaker 9: everybody listening. I hope everything is you know, strong and
Speaker 9: safe for you during this holiday, whatever that means to you,
Speaker 9: and I hope it's all happy, whatever.
Speaker 4: The holiday is, whatever you do, whoever you're with.
Speaker 2: I hope everybody is safe, strong.
Speaker 3: And that's it.
Speaker 2: Again. All right, good shout out? You want me to
Speaker 2: do one? Uncle, you next, shout out to all the
Speaker 2: listeners for sticking with us even the weeks that we're
Speaker 2: not here and you come back. It's good to see
Speaker 2: folks like uh Popper and Jimmy con right back in
Speaker 2: and we got ed in the chat. So glad to
Speaker 2: have you. If anybody's interested in Uncle to drop glass,
Speaker 2: send me an email. Friends at the Age of Transitions
Speaker 2: dot com, I can I can't send you one, so
Speaker 2: let me know about that. Uncle. What do you got
Speaker 2: for a shout out?
Speaker 8: Shout out to all the people and the whom that
Speaker 8: is listening, and have a nice holiday.
Speaker 2: That's my shodown. Yeah, easy one. We'll keep doing streams,
Speaker 2: We'll keep doing you TikTok videos. We might do a
Speaker 2: gaming stream or something this weekend and we'll be back
Speaker 2: the day after Christmas. We'll be
Speaker 16: H