Speaker 1: Welcome back to Day's zero today one ninety two. Yes,
Speaker 1: I was right about the numbers last week and this
Speaker 1: week wasn't. I I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't say you weren't.
Speaker 1: I actually didn't. Yeah, I was riding through the mountains,
Speaker 1: you know, So we didn't have like the best reception.
Speaker 1: I was coming back from the retreat and I heard that.
Speaker 1: I was like, it is right, it is the right.
Speaker 1: So we're back. I'm Lindsay Sharman frugways dot org with
Speaker 1: XQ four twenty xqour twenty dot com, Charlie Robinson and Macroaggressions,
Speaker 1: an activist post, and Corey who's of coreyhoes dot org.
Speaker 1: We were just talking about MMA fighting before we started
Speaker 1: the show, and I'm like always fascinated how wrestling and
Speaker 1: m seemed to connect and political acumen and I don't
Speaker 1: really always understand why, but those things seem like merge.
Speaker 1: Like you're likely to have people who are interested in
Speaker 1: all of the above. Do you guys ever notice this?
Speaker 1: Like why? Because it's not true of the general public, right.
Speaker 2: I think they're better at understanding storylines.
Speaker 1: I like that take Yeah, narratives, Yeah, identifying narratives.
Speaker 2: It just it feels politics pro wrestling. They're so similar.
Speaker 2: You know, you can almost sort of see through the
Speaker 2: bullshit just because you know what to look for. You know,
Speaker 2: this is the time when this guy comes. You know,
Speaker 2: it's it all feels there's a rhythm to it, and
Speaker 2: just like same with sitcoms too, there's just this sort
Speaker 2: of rhythm to it and.
Speaker 1: You can guess what's going to happen next because it's
Speaker 1: always like it's very telecraft feeling.
Speaker 2: I think they go well together. My business partners are
Speaker 2: a husband and wife. The husband it was an MMA
Speaker 2: fighter and they did this show on HGTV called Flip
Speaker 2: or Flap Vegas and it was It's funny because in
Speaker 2: the intro it shows him like doing MMA stuff and
Speaker 2: it shows her like decorating things. And that's like just
Speaker 2: the intro to the to the to the show every
Speaker 2: single show for that episode. And then I got a
Speaker 2: message from somebody. They're like, dude, did you watch south
Speaker 2: Park last night? I was like, oh, I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't know when the last time. They're like, did you
Speaker 2: watch the season premiere of south Park last night? I
Speaker 2: was like no, I like, I like south Park, but
Speaker 2: I don't like catch it on a regular I don't
Speaker 2: know when the season premiere is. They're like, go in
Speaker 2: and watch it, and I was like, oh fuck. So
Speaker 2: I pull it up and they have done a spoof
Speaker 2: on the exact same intro to their show. They've done
Speaker 2: it called white People Flipping Houses and they're like, and
Speaker 2: the way they did the show for in South Park
Speaker 2: was seen for seeing image by image exactly taken from
Speaker 2: uh from our show.
Speaker 1: Because I wasn't technically kind of an honor.
Speaker 2: Oh they were. They couldn't have been more flattered. They
Speaker 2: they thought it was the greatest thing that had ever happened.
Speaker 3: They didn't know what was coming.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, I got someone sent it to
Speaker 4: me and then I watched it, and then I sent
Speaker 4: it to them and I was like, dude, got you
Speaker 4: guys just got parodied on South Park And they're like,
Speaker 4: holy shit.
Speaker 2: But he really was an MMA fighter. And she is
Speaker 2: this cute little blonde designer, you know, and she can
Speaker 2: see the house and anything. But at least once a
Speaker 2: month I get a call from her saying, I was
Speaker 2: listening to Alex Jones to this morning, and I have
Speaker 2: a question for you about this or that. Like they're
Speaker 2: all into it, right, he knows it too. His dad
Speaker 2: writes killer like conspiracy books and shit like that.
Speaker 1: So I kind of like the pro wrestling conspiracy thing
Speaker 1: makes sense to me. There's like the k FOB and
Speaker 1: the identification of the narrative. That's a good take. I
Speaker 1: just what MNA is just real and it's hardcore and
Speaker 1: it's like brutal, Like what does that have to do
Speaker 1: with any of it? Right? Like why is there a
Speaker 1: crossover there?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Like Pat Miltice is kind of the
Speaker 2: great godfather of that too, you know, and was my
Speaker 2: partner's coach.
Speaker 1: Oh wow. And maybe it's just that, like they actually
Speaker 1: have a platform they're allowed to speak out on, so
Speaker 1: they're allowed to be real, right, Like they're not censored.
Speaker 2: And the one who come from Eastern Europe have a
Speaker 2: very different life experience as well, and you can sort
Speaker 2: of see through some stuff and understanding government fuckery when
Speaker 2: they see it, and you know, I mean they're in it.
Speaker 2: So I think I think it might depend culturally where
Speaker 2: you're from. I think I think Dana White played a
Speaker 2: role in that because he was so outspoken as a
Speaker 2: CEO or continues to be that. It sort of emboldened
Speaker 2: the fighters to feel like they could also speak out
Speaker 2: and say some things, and I think they've been reeled
Speaker 2: in from time to time, you know, if you get
Speaker 2: a little too close to the Israel situation. Now that
Speaker 2: I amg Endeavor owns UFC, you have Ari Gold as
Speaker 2: your boss. Are Gold like the King of Horror? Are Well,
Speaker 2: it's it's Aria Manual. But in in UH Entourage. In
Speaker 2: the HBO series Entourage, Jeremy Piven plays Ari Gold. It's
Speaker 2: like a fictional character, but it's based on Ariomanual and
Speaker 2: that's Ram Emanuel's brother, Ah Zionist Jews whose father was
Speaker 2: a terroristol.
Speaker 1: Based around the now.
Speaker 2: So so I would envision there to be a open
Speaker 2: UH platform for anybody's thoughts as long as they don't
Speaker 2: criticize Israel.
Speaker 1: Wow. So that's a change, though, right, because it wasn't always.
Speaker 1: When did they take over the UFC.
Speaker 2: Three years ago?
Speaker 3: I think, well, I hear they haven't really made any changes.
Speaker 3: They have been letting things ride the way they were.
Speaker 2: Well do that.
Speaker 3: I think Dana White was like, look, I run the
Speaker 3: show around here, and if you got a problem with that,
Speaker 3: I'm fucking out. And there goes your company you just bought.
Speaker 2: I think that probably was a component of it too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean there's.
Speaker 3: There's He's in the best position because Dana White's worth
Speaker 3: like four hundred million dollars. He doesn't need their fucking money.
Speaker 3: He does what he does because he's that's his thing. Wit.
Speaker 3: Second he's out, it's fucking over, which is weird because
Speaker 3: Vince McMahon is out of WWE and they're doing the
Speaker 3: best numbers they've ever fucking done, which is wild to me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like Triple H is over it now, Annie, I'm correct.
Speaker 5: I think he's I think he's kind of running the
Speaker 5: show per se.
Speaker 1: But he was like the guy who was doing like
Speaker 1: he was like top personality and like two in one
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, he's like a Yeah, he's a little bit
Speaker 3: of a snake though. I mean he got in the
Speaker 3: back door by marrying the boss's daughter.
Speaker 5: Whatever you gotta do, Okay, whatever you gotta do.
Speaker 2: That's Shakespeare and right there, you know what I mean, Yeah,
Speaker 2: come on, do what I need to do.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Government and wrestling are very similar. A lot of marrying
Speaker 2: the boss's daughter, ship going.
Speaker 3: On a lot of blowing up the facilities.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you got to show people your main business.
Speaker 5: To show people that's your main business by blowing up
Speaker 5: an empty building.
Speaker 3: You know, the man ever met with the c i A.
Speaker 3: You think he ever taught them k FA.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've got one hundred I bet you they
Speaker 2: were both swapping secrets.
Speaker 3: Well, I bet I don't think I can tell you
Speaker 3: with one certainty. The c i A brings in magicians
Speaker 3: and illusionists to teach their people's sleight of hand. This
Speaker 3: is one hundred percent confirmed. Oh that tells me. And
Speaker 3: then when you go look at the idiots like Penn
Speaker 3: and Teller who run their stupid mouths about Learvy Oswald,
Speaker 3: kill Kennedy and like stupid shit like that, you can
Speaker 3: totally see that all of these fucking illusionist people, including
Speaker 3: I'm assuming Chris's angel and all these guys, who's the
Speaker 3: David Blaine, that one fucking idiot, like all these guys
Speaker 3: had met with the CIA, one hundred percent guaranteed.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the amazing Jonathan in Vegas, Cory, did
Speaker 2: you ever hear of the amazing Jonathan? He was like
Speaker 2: a mock comic. He was like a mock magician. He
Speaker 2: was sort of like a magician, but his tricks never
Speaker 2: kind of worked, so that was kind of like the
Speaker 2: comedy of it all.
Speaker 3: No, I don't, but when I was out there, I
Speaker 3: went to see that guy Murray who was on Pond Stars,
Speaker 3: the magician who had come in who like looked at
Speaker 3: like he looked at all kinds of magic items. He
Speaker 3: did a show and I went and saw him. I
Speaker 3: saw a lot of shows in Vegas because I had
Speaker 3: those free tickets.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, like house Seats, through.
Speaker 3: House Seats and those other companies like that. Over the years,
Speaker 3: I went and saw that. Fucking this is one titty show.
Speaker 3: I went to like twenty times.
Speaker 2: We have more specific about that.
Speaker 3: Well, there was crazy Girls, and then there was Sexy.
Speaker 3: That was it Sexy because I had a group of
Speaker 3: old dudes who were like in their seventies and they
Speaker 3: would go all the time because they went to a
Speaker 3: bitcoin meet I met him at a bitcoin meet up,
Speaker 3: and so once we realized we all had the free
Speaker 3: ticket thing, fucking they would text me, Hey, we're going
Speaker 3: to this tonight. And we went to see Sexy like
Speaker 3: twenty times in like six months.
Speaker 2: Never heard of it. Where was it? It was at
Speaker 2: the Westgate, the timeshare places, Westgate time time.
Speaker 3: No, Westgate is the hotel, isn't it the West something?
Speaker 3: You know it's it's right next to those triple condos,
Speaker 3: you know those condos three buildings. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: right next.
Speaker 2: To the next to MGM signature towers.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: You tell about Westgate, Las Vegas Resorting because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Okay, it used to be the Aladdin,
Speaker 2: that whole place down there, that little mall is that
Speaker 2: you're talking about? That? Yeah, pet show there? Talk about
Speaker 2: like being in Vegas too long. I went to like
Speaker 2: broad Daylight, like two o'clock in the afternoon with my family,
Speaker 2: to be fair, but an an animal show in that
Speaker 2: Aladdin mall.
Speaker 3: That meant like where the dogs jump over the hoops
Speaker 3: and show you got it?
Speaker 5: Yeah it was.
Speaker 2: It was a fan fucking pastic It was so great.
Speaker 2: It was like an hour and a half break from
Speaker 2: like happiness of everything and it was like these dogs
Speaker 2: and cats and birds and there he had trained all
Speaker 2: the ship. He was like a Russian guy, like a
Speaker 2: mad scientist, and he was working out of this like
Speaker 2: ramshackled small little theater. Amazing.
Speaker 1: I would love that. I want to go to that show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ring a little bit of money.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like one of the lower it's one
Speaker 3: of the lower end ones. It's not not lower end,
Speaker 3: but it's a little older.
Speaker 2: Eighties.
Speaker 5: Doesn't matter where you just h I put some. I
Speaker 5: put some numbers in here. Just just put some. In November,
Speaker 5: if you stay a week, three and thirteen dollars a week.
Speaker 2: Stays a week.
Speaker 3: When I went in February, I stayed for like four
Speaker 3: days at Planet Hollywood, and that was pretty cheap. It
Speaker 3: was ended up with all the taxes and ship under
Speaker 3: one hundred bucks a night.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Great, that's a good old days.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I would stay if I went to Vegas,
Speaker 5: I would stay awake just because, like I'm all the
Speaker 5: way over here, so.
Speaker 2: Because you never go yeah, I mean southern California forever,
Speaker 2: and we would go to Vegas. We would go to
Speaker 2: Vegas after all are Sunday night bartending shifts. We would
Speaker 2: just go to the airport and get on a plane
Speaker 2: and go to Las Vegas and party the rest of
Speaker 2: Sunday night.
Speaker 3: Well, I think you like half hour forty.
Speaker 2: Five minutes pre nine to eleven security, you just walk through,
Speaker 2: just take cabs there in forty five dollars tickets on Southwest.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like it's easy, so you just go
Speaker 2: all the time. But if if I were you go,
Speaker 2: you should go. They're they're in they're in a bad spot,
Speaker 2: you know, in terms of like tourism.
Speaker 3: You can see I think, I think if you're a local,
Speaker 3: that's really good. If you're a local, that's really good.
Speaker 3: Things on.
Speaker 5: Well, now I'm just on this great list side. I
Speaker 5: got like a charter club thing where they could put
Speaker 5: me in a place for like six hundred dollars for
Speaker 5: the whole week. But I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 5: why November is such a big deal. I'll just put
Speaker 5: like September sixth to September thirteenth, then it's fifteen.
Speaker 2: It all depends on conventions.
Speaker 3: And like f one, they got that race thing going
Speaker 3: on too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, you pick a week when.
Speaker 2: Men's apparel, garment, magic show is there, or like consumer
Speaker 2: Electronics show or something. Good luck, you won't even get
Speaker 2: a room, let alone find one for a deal. But
Speaker 2: if you go like during the summer and you just
Speaker 2: pick like a random weekend or something or week, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter really where you stay as long as you're
Speaker 2: on the strip. Even if you're off just a little
Speaker 2: bit by out or where the poems are and everything,
Speaker 2: it's still manageable. But like if you're on the Strip,
Speaker 2: where you're staying is just like your home base. Like
Speaker 2: you're just go wander down one side of the strip
Speaker 2: and that could take you two full days and then
Speaker 2: another two days coming down the other side. There's just
Speaker 2: so much shit you you would never run out of
Speaker 2: things to do there.
Speaker 1: I accidentally walked ten miles the one day I was
Speaker 1: in Lawton.
Speaker 2: Here here's the thing, there's a there's a reason why
Speaker 2: that accidentally kind of happened, and it has to do
Speaker 2: with with what Corey said, like sleight of hand with CIA.
Speaker 2: The architects that they brought in to build the casinos
Speaker 2: do some sort of tricks on the eye where they
Speaker 2: put together squares that look like windows, but if you
Speaker 2: look at it a little bit closer, the square is
Speaker 2: actually four rooms together.
Speaker 1: You just keep walking, just walking and walking.
Speaker 2: Your size of the building and it distorts your distance
Speaker 2: away from it, which is the reason why you can
Speaker 2: be on the Strip and look at the Rio Hotel
Speaker 2: and go, let's just walk to the Rio and you
Speaker 2: do that, and you do that one time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that is so.
Speaker 2: Awful illusion And anybody who's who who's ever done that
Speaker 2: knows exactly what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: I got back to the hotel and I just was
Speaker 1: like happening to look and I saw my step counter
Speaker 1: it was like ten miles. I was like, what the
Speaker 1: no wonder, I'm so fucking tired right now. I thought
Speaker 1: I was just being lazy.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, look at the look at the front of
Speaker 2: the bellagio as an example, all these things that look
Speaker 2: like squares that you think you sort of assume is
Speaker 2: like a room is actually a group.
Speaker 1: Of rooms, and so it's weird.
Speaker 2: It's disorienting, so you can't really measure things accurate building building,
Speaker 2: like if it's like it's like outside of the strip,
Speaker 2: everything is back to like normal, but once you're on there,
Speaker 2: it's disorienting in terms.
Speaker 1: Of like also the holy place I've ever been where
Speaker 1: people are just randomly puking towards me.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what can you guys like get.
Speaker 1: A hold of yourselves.
Speaker 2: Like no, for those who've never been to Las Vegas,
Speaker 2: alcohol is served twenty four hours a day, and.
Speaker 1: People just like stumble out like shot moment.
Speaker 2: You can drink anywhere and everywhere on the streets. You
Speaker 2: can cross the street while while drinking a beer. You
Speaker 2: can have a bottle of Jack Daniels in your hand.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter. As soon as you get off the strip,
Speaker 2: those rules kind of change. But as long as you're there,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like New Orleans and since that, they
Speaker 2: just kind of it's do whatever you need to do.
Speaker 2: And then but there's police everywhere.
Speaker 3: You know, you're not everywhere. You know you're not in
Speaker 3: Kansas anymore. When you see the driving billboards for girls
Speaker 3: to your room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was collecting like stripper cards because they just
Speaker 1: hand them out. So I was like, I got like
Speaker 1: forty two strippers right here. Pretty cool.
Speaker 5: Oh man own demand strippers, strippers own the mainon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, prostitutes whatever. I'm sure, Okay, I'm still drinking there,
Speaker 1: and I still hated it. I was just like this,
Speaker 1: I don't know, I hate Las Vegas. I got out
Speaker 1: as fast as I could both times I was there.
Speaker 1: I spent less than twenty four hours there. No Orleans
Speaker 1: is my jam. If I was going to go somewhere
Speaker 1: to party, I'd take New Orleans over Las Vegas any day.
Speaker 1: They're both horrifying.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I've done them both. I've done Millennium New
Speaker 2: Year's even Vegas. That was craey wild. That was wild.
Speaker 2: I took a lot of drugs that night too.
Speaker 1: I'll just say it's not just alcoholic people on everything,
Speaker 1: you know, because.
Speaker 2: Because I'll tell you why, because that was y two
Speaker 2: K and everyone was like, shit, like what if we're
Speaker 2: going to die? What if it like impacts you know,
Speaker 2: Let's say it doesn't do everything, but it's just it
Speaker 2: does something like major. I don't want to hear about
Speaker 2: it until when I wake up tomorrow morning. That's that's
Speaker 2: what we said. So I remember we went into the
Speaker 2: club in like the club getting this club yet tickets
Speaker 2: and it's a whole fucking production because it was Millennium,
Speaker 2: it was a big deal, right, and and so we're like,
Speaker 2: we need to get in before nine o'clock because if
Speaker 2: the shit goes down, it'll happen at midnight. Code we
Speaker 2: need to get in before nine o'clock. And so I
Speaker 2: remember we got in like eight forty five, which is
Speaker 2: real early to get into a nightclub. You're going to
Speaker 2: be up for the next like, you know, six hours
Speaker 2: or so, but whatever, we just had to get in
Speaker 2: and nothing happened if you recall.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you know, it would have happened actually even
Speaker 1: before that, because what Greenwich would have been another four
Speaker 1: hours before that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah for sure. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I
Speaker 2: can see the case for New Orleans as being a
Speaker 2: really good party town. My wife and daughter went there
Speaker 2: to go to Taylor Swift as like they're like.
Speaker 5: Event.
Speaker 2: Like the way I go to like Asia with my
Speaker 2: nerd friends is they go to Taylor Swift and they
Speaker 2: don't have.
Speaker 1: A brush with Satan without knowing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah they Yeah, I haven't. I can't get into it
Speaker 2: with them. I look too, but I can't. And then
Speaker 2: we spent our fiftieth My wife and I are like
Speaker 2: a day apart in age, and we spent our fiftieth
Speaker 2: birthdays in New Orleans for a wedding. Not not not
Speaker 2: for our birthday necessarily, we just happened to be there
Speaker 2: for a wedding, which is a fun ass wedding.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean I just saw like twenty five just
Speaker 1: walking around like.
Speaker 2: With the with the band and everything following behind them,
Speaker 2: and I had no idea that was coming. I was
Speaker 2: like what is going on that that was a lot
Speaker 2: of fun. I will so two different types of fun.
Speaker 2: If it's like boys weekend, guys weekend, you know, like
Speaker 2: let's go I'd say Vegas. I'd say Vegas and go
Speaker 2: to the pool.
Speaker 1: Nashville is pretty cool too, like for nightlife or like
Speaker 1: hanging out. Nashville is fun.
Speaker 5: And a lot of right, Tennessee, I get yeah, Tennessee, Right, Okay,
Speaker 5: all right.
Speaker 3: I just think to everyone with like cowboy boots and
Speaker 3: a cowboy hat, it's.
Speaker 1: Not I mean it is. There's like most of the country,
Speaker 1: I'm sure, but there's there's like a ton of different
Speaker 1: musical venues and they have all sorts of genres and
Speaker 1: stuff and lots of non cowboy people hanging out. It's
Speaker 1: just cool. It's a raucous party. Like the whole it's
Speaker 1: like you know, the main Road or whatever. I don't
Speaker 1: know what it's called. But there's like five levels and
Speaker 1: all of them have a live show, live shows on
Speaker 1: the street, just shows everywhere. Again, I wasn't. It wasn't
Speaker 1: like amazing, but I could tell that it would be
Speaker 1: really fun if I was.
Speaker 2: That's that sounds like, yeah, it's a good time. Uh,
Speaker 2: South Austin Downtown Austin during south by Southwest is fun.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it might be it might be gay now,
Speaker 2: but uh, it was fun when I was there back
Speaker 2: back in two thousand and nine, when I was living there,
Speaker 2: they had it was it was quite a scene. But
Speaker 2: now I just yeah in Austin, but now, like I
Speaker 2: want to get this as far away from ship like
Speaker 2: that possible.
Speaker 5: Anything.
Speaker 3: I saw fish in Austin. Yeah, that's next week. God,
Speaker 3: next week is the worst weekend ever because.
Speaker 1: You're gonna Are you gonna do Pueblo and fish?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm trying to. I'm trying to. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: know how it's going to work, but I'm going.
Speaker 1: To Thirday Carnival. That is what we're talking about. Everybody,
Speaker 1: if you're in the area in Colorado, Pueblo Third Day Carnival.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's a sight you can go to to
Speaker 1: check it out.
Speaker 2: I don't know carnival ride.
Speaker 3: I need a ride to Pueblo. It's all it is
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 1: So we don't even know if we're going. We're gonna
Speaker 1: perhaps go to Nebraska for the fourth of July.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I'm going to for the fourth of July.
Speaker 3: I was going to go to Pueblo Sunday or whatever.
Speaker 3: The next day is.
Speaker 2: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 3: Like what day is Friday is the fourth, So Saturday
Speaker 3: is when I was gonna go. Yeah, I was gonna
Speaker 3: go Saturday.
Speaker 2: If I can get If you can go Friday and
Speaker 2: get to Denver, I can grab you. But because I'm
Speaker 2: going down.
Speaker 3: I can't because I'm going to fish Friday. Oh still
Speaker 3: I fourth fish. I mean we're gonna see a harpua
Speaker 3: or a Forebens or something they don't usually play, so
Speaker 3: I can't not be there. It's mandatory. I'll pull my
Speaker 3: fish card.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the heck he just said.
Speaker 5: He'll pull. So you're saying you'll lose your fish.
Speaker 3: Car, lose my fish card if I don't go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can't do that. You can't do that.
Speaker 3: I could even get to Denver if someone from Pueblo
Speaker 3: could come get me. But that's still that's like two
Speaker 3: hour fucking drive. I hate going south of Denver. It's
Speaker 3: just a fucking royal pain in the ass. Every time.
Speaker 1: It's been better in recent years, but for a while
Speaker 1: it was like no matter what, it was going to
Speaker 1: be a couple hour drive.
Speaker 3: Oh well, now from Fort Collins to Denver takes me
Speaker 3: like ninety minutes because for some reason, when you get
Speaker 3: around Loveland where that BUCkies is, it's fucking just nothing
Speaker 3: but three lanes.
Speaker 1: Of traffic for like it for everyone.
Speaker 3: I got a hundred pumps. They're always empty.
Speaker 2: We went to that but BUCkies a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: I thought, of your Corey. It's just like America, you know,
Speaker 2: like that's the only thing I think when I walk
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 5: It's just it's just.
Speaker 2: Consumerism, private labeled.
Speaker 5: Handy ship everywhere. It's got all kind of shit.
Speaker 2: I've never even so much ship in one store in
Speaker 2: my life. It is like kind of idiocrasy if I'm
Speaker 2: being you know, like it's like idiocracy was a story,
Speaker 2: it would be BUCkies.
Speaker 3: Like a disorganized cracker barrel.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I went to Madness.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I went to to the one to see in South
Speaker 5: Carolina when I came back from Florida last year, and
Speaker 5: me and my girlfriend stayed in there for like an
Speaker 5: hour just walking around looking and ship. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: just like, like.
Speaker 3: Why do you need to buy like radio controlled cars?
Speaker 3: At the gas station. Like I've seen those there at
Speaker 3: the BUCkies and the Loves and those stores.
Speaker 2: I have seen those.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm gonna tell you right now, is.
Speaker 3: Something good called the wa Does anybody know about this?
Speaker 3: Because I don't know about that. It's not the same,
Speaker 3: not the same.
Speaker 1: People love it. I don't know why.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they've built three in my town in two months.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah yeah. The area I mean is growing like rapidly,
Speaker 5: like all of a sudden over the past five to
Speaker 5: ten years. It's like crazy the growth. But but the
Speaker 5: when I went to the BUCkies there was that all
Speaker 5: the gas pumps won't taken up. But what I figure
Speaker 5: what people did? They pumped their gas and then they
Speaker 5: parked because there was probably one hundred and fifty cars
Speaker 5: there and all those people were inside walking around. I
Speaker 5: was like I was looked in their eyes like man,
Speaker 5: what what is this? Uh? You know, somebody told me
Speaker 5: to stop there.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: There's actually some uh the owners of the place I
Speaker 5: work at, some of their people are from Texas, so
Speaker 5: that's where it originated. At the BUCkies, that's where the
Speaker 5: majority of them are. They are expanding out. Of course,
Speaker 5: they're like, yeah, you need to stop there because it's
Speaker 5: like crazy.
Speaker 3: It reminds me of that scene in Robin Williams in
Speaker 3: Moscow on the Hudson when he goes into like the
Speaker 3: grocery store and it's like so many groceries that he's
Speaker 3: never seen before and like five kinds of coffee and
Speaker 3: he like has a fucking panic attack in the middle
Speaker 3: of the fucking store.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 1: We accidentally went to the BUCkies when it just opened,
Speaker 1: and we didn't even know, like right, we were just like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, we'll go to BUCkies to get gas.
Speaker 1: We happened to be driving by, and then we realized
Speaker 1: it was like the grand opening was like the first day,
Speaker 1: and we're like, oh, never mind. Well, there was like
Speaker 1: a line out, Every single pump was taken, every single
Speaker 1: parking spot was full of people were waiting to like
Speaker 1: get in or like.
Speaker 3: Oh no, oh, there's a new gas station, let's go.
Speaker 1: It's like a theme park event or something.
Speaker 5: It's it's new thing anywhere. I don't know if your
Speaker 5: tails like that, but in my town when something new
Speaker 5: was there, you can't get in. It's true for the
Speaker 5: first two months, for the first two months, and then
Speaker 5: it's yeah, oh well, here's the issue is that people,
Speaker 5: godly people are so slow. So they go in there
Speaker 5: and they crowd in right at the beginning, when nobody
Speaker 5: in the store except the manager knows what the fuck
Speaker 5: they're doing. And the reason the manager knows is because
Speaker 5: they pulled that manager from another place and put them
Speaker 5: there to teach people. Nobody knows what the fuck they're doing,
Speaker 5: so you will get the worst service possible when they
Speaker 5: first open, because nobody knows what's going on. And so
Speaker 5: they're like, oh man, you know, I went there and
Speaker 5: that place sucked. I was like, I've been there like
Speaker 5: three times. It would have passed like two three months
Speaker 5: and it's been fine. Oh man, it's track. I was like,
Speaker 5: when'd you go? I went the first week it open, Well,
Speaker 5: it's when you got two thousand niggas in there, damn complaining,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying, all at once. But then yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean it's like, come on now, it's gonna be
Speaker 5: bombarded and nobody knows what they're doing. So you know
Speaker 5: that combination right there is usually not gonna yield the
Speaker 5: best of results early, so you have to kind of.
Speaker 2: I don't want a bunch of LOOKI lose. I don't
Speaker 2: want a bunch of people that came out just so
Speaker 2: they can get gas at a BUCkies. I just I
Speaker 2: just happened to be going by it when it was like,
Speaker 2: I think it was a couple of weeks old, so
Speaker 2: it's still very fresh.
Speaker 3: That stretch of highway is miserable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like holes everywhere.
Speaker 2: It's not the best.
Speaker 3: I don't want to I see why I don't want
Speaker 3: to ride my motorcycle down to Denver on that how you.
Speaker 1: Ride your motorcycle in Colorado in general, it's like po
Speaker 1: whole city. I don't understand this place they go. Your
Speaker 1: axle is gonna fucking break on something. They're like giant
Speaker 1: holes in the street all the time.
Speaker 2: What the hell, government, baby, it's so crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I've never been somewhere government.
Speaker 2: Who will fill the potholes in the road that.
Speaker 1: They lived in, Like virtually third world countries at better
Speaker 1: roads than Colorado. Oh my god, it's insane.
Speaker 5: I mean they don't they don't put all that all
Speaker 5: that money into the road.
Speaker 1: Nothing. They don't even show sweep we I had to
Speaker 1: beg the city to come street sweeper house because we
Speaker 1: have this alleyway that when it rains it's all gravel,
Speaker 1: it gets washed into the road. We have shit growing
Speaker 1: in the road. And I called them and I was like, please,
Speaker 1: for the love of Christ, please, I'm begging you. I'll
Speaker 1: pay you, I'll bake you cookies, I'll do whatever you need.
Speaker 1: They probably lie. They probably kept this message and replayed
Speaker 1: it like anytime having a bad day because it was
Speaker 1: so yeah. Because I was like, I, you haven't StreetStar
Speaker 1: in like over a year, and then they fucking send
Speaker 1: a street sleeper. We're like dancing. We're like, yeah, we
Speaker 1: move our cars. They like street sweep. They kind of
Speaker 1: do a half assed job. We're like, oh, well, at
Speaker 1: least something. We part whatever. A week later, another street sweeper.
Speaker 1: We're like, well that's weird. We move the car, say
Speaker 1: street sweep. Like a week later, another one. I'm like, now,
Speaker 1: they're just fucking with us. They're not gonna come for
Speaker 1: the next three years. It's just laughing. They're like this, Well,
Speaker 1: let's give her all the street sweeping we can and
Speaker 1: then come back again.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, y'all. Y'all might not have your roads worked on,
Speaker 5: but in North Carolina, they are consistently working on every
Speaker 5: road all thank god, which is bad as well, because
Speaker 5: I mean you go through spales where you got one
Speaker 5: lane of traffic where you need three lanes, and you're.
Speaker 3: Like the Romans built roads that lasted like five hundred
Speaker 3: fucking years, and our ship has to be replaced like
Speaker 3: every six months.
Speaker 1: Is this planned obsolescence for roads?
Speaker 3: I think you just got short changed by some cheap
Speaker 3: fuck Like.
Speaker 2: Sure, there has to be better technology than asphalt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, I thought you could like grind up old
Speaker 1: tires and make roads out of them that were like
Speaker 1: nearly indestructible.
Speaker 2: We can't find a better solution to this.
Speaker 1: We probably found like hundreds and they were just like, yeah.
Speaker 5: Exactly, this is the way. This is the way road
Speaker 5: blows up. Shoot, oh no, No. When I say that
Speaker 5: they're working on the road, like, it's not that anything's
Speaker 5: wrong with the road, they're just working on it. It's
Speaker 5: just the endless cycle of them working on something road
Speaker 5: related like that, not that the road is beat up.
Speaker 5: It's just they're just working. We're just doing something else.
Speaker 5: It's like, have we did something here in the past,
Speaker 5: you know, two years now, Well, let's work on it.
Speaker 5: Let's do something else. Let's do something different. So they're
Speaker 5: just constantly just working on roads. Yeah, I mean just
Speaker 5: all the time and so and it's usually in the
Speaker 5: busiest areas where you're like, damn, man, I really don't
Speaker 5: need you all to be working on the road today,
Speaker 5: because you know, what would used to be a three
Speaker 5: hour trip, now it's three hours and forty five minutes
Speaker 5: because I'm sitting here in this one lane of traffic
Speaker 5: for you know, forty five minutes when I could be
Speaker 5: going seventy five miles an hour.
Speaker 1: I think road repairs used to go kind of quickly
Speaker 1: at some point, and now they're just like, let's make
Speaker 1: this take five months sixty five. People around the lock like,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 5: Well, well it's inn C n C, D O T,
Speaker 5: so you're already is a government affiliated union, so you
Speaker 5: already you already know it's gonna take forever.
Speaker 3: So we're in the mindset right now that government's responsible
Speaker 3: for the roads and the upkeep and that stuff. And
Speaker 3: they said they all fucking suck. How could we incentivize
Speaker 3: corporations into building the fucking roads in the cities that
Speaker 3: they want to thrive in. Yeah, I mean that would
Speaker 3: seem like the obvious answer. Right, Like they let they
Speaker 3: let you on Muskeke rocket ships into space. They can
Speaker 3: let a corporation build a fucking road, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. So, uh, I don't really see a hang
Speaker 3: up there, And uh, that's just that that could be
Speaker 3: put on the balance sheets of the corporation to beautify
Speaker 3: the area so.
Speaker 1: Their business is better, so they keep people coming.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, exactly, mundo.
Speaker 1: People wanting to live there and work there.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 1: And then maybe they'd have an incentive to like do
Speaker 1: it in a way that keeps it good.
Speaker 3: Maybe we should just go to and ask boot and
Speaker 3: how we did that shit with Moscow, that most beautiful
Speaker 3: city in the fucking world.
Speaker 5: Well, look, once they get it done, it's like, man,
Speaker 5: this is fantastic. It just may take you a while.
Speaker 5: Like I there was a uh the way that you
Speaker 5: go to Myrtle Beach where I'm from, there was a
Speaker 5: town that you have to turn off and I did
Speaker 5: that for fifteen years. So you would get up to
Speaker 5: the bridge and they were building straight across where you
Speaker 5: wouldn't have to turn off through this small town. You
Speaker 5: would go by the battleship and everything right there near Wilmington,
Speaker 5: and then there was one day I was sitting there
Speaker 5: driving to Myrtle Beach and all of a sudden, I
Speaker 5: was like, I miss my fucking turn. I said them, shit,
Speaker 5: where am I at? And I look down and my
Speaker 5: GPS is saying, I'm in the in the middle of
Speaker 5: in like the middle of the woods, And all of
Speaker 5: a sudden it popped back up. I was like, oh, man,
Speaker 5: they finally finished it. Could it take them but twenty years?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. It took them twenty years,
Speaker 5: but they finally finished it. I was like, man, this
Speaker 5: is incredible. So once they get it done, it's great.
Speaker 5: It's just that the process is a little lengthy.
Speaker 1: You know, we're gonna have to come back around someday.
Speaker 1: Like people used to fucking build shit. Well you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know, yeah, and I don't think they took
Speaker 1: it over. I also but like people had nothing else
Speaker 1: to do, Like there was no TVs. There was like
Speaker 1: so at some point there was not even radio, right,
Speaker 1: you just had the shit you.
Speaker 3: Were doing and like sleep, you had to hum to
Speaker 3: yourself voices in your head, right, and that was it.
Speaker 1: You're like, yeah, I'll build this shit and like take
Speaker 1: my time with like I got nothing else to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, our access, our access, yeah, our access to entertainment.
Speaker 5: It's like corrupted our has corrupted our minds because we
Speaker 5: believe that there's something more to life then going out
Speaker 5: there and being productive and working.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean like that that's the belief what analyst
Speaker 3: you are.
Speaker 1: But it's so true. People will be like, how did
Speaker 1: they do? Even in the chat, they're like, how'd they
Speaker 1: do the World's Fair in eighteen hundreds? I'm like, motherfuckers
Speaker 1: didn't have shit else to do, so they built amazing
Speaker 1: things out of nothing. I mean that was built out
Speaker 1: of plaster and like wire and wood and like bullshit.
Speaker 1: But you could make it look hella cool because there's
Speaker 1: seventeen fucking thousand of you and you have nothing else
Speaker 1: to do, and you're just hoping for some money so
Speaker 1: you can survive. So like you could do shit like that.
Speaker 1: Now people are like, I don't know what are you
Speaker 1: can give me? How long I got to join the union?
Speaker 1: I'll let you know what my raid is. Right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do this as slow as possible. And also I'm
Speaker 1: going to check my phone seven thousand times.
Speaker 2: When we were in Tokyo, the we walked by this
Speaker 2: construction site and all of us noticed that every guy
Speaker 2: there was working. It was so it jumped out at
Speaker 2: us that we all we all recognized that at the
Speaker 2: same time. And on our way to the coffee shop,
Speaker 2: and then on our way back we went to look
Speaker 2: and they were done. They were gone.
Speaker 1: I'm so I'm so worried that this Satsuki prophecy. I
Speaker 1: covered it on the show a while ago. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you guys have heard of this, but it's
Speaker 1: a July fifth thing. Oh so it's this I don't
Speaker 1: know if you know Baba Vanga, but she's like a
Speaker 1: really psychic that people think is like actually nailed a
Speaker 1: lot of prophecies. And this Satsuki person is a manga
Speaker 1: creator and they call her the Japanese Baba Vanga because
Speaker 1: she's also seems to have predicted like many things over
Speaker 1: the years accurately. Whether you believe it or not, whatever,
Speaker 1: you have to look into yourself. But one of her
Speaker 1: upcoming predictions is that on July fifth, the Pacific Ocean's
Speaker 1: going to have this like wild event. Who knows why,
Speaker 1: but like the Earth's gonna just have this crazy catastrophe.
Speaker 1: There's Gonnay new continence like landforms coming up out of
Speaker 1: the ocean and giant tsunamis all over and so you know,
Speaker 1: if that happens, I mean, whether it's gonna have on
Speaker 1: July fifth or some other time, if Japan disappears, they're
Speaker 1: like our only good society, Like we don't have a
Speaker 1: better one, Like that's the best one in the whole world,
Speaker 1: and that's the one that might get taken out. So
Speaker 1: kind of very unworried about Japan.
Speaker 5: Very Japan won't let the failers go over there and
Speaker 5: helping with their population crisis. So I mean, if they
Speaker 5: get taken outages is what it is.
Speaker 1: Okay, So people like Japan usually has like more tourism
Speaker 1: around this time, but everybody around the world has been
Speaker 1: like canceling their trip because they're like, I don't want
Speaker 1: to die in the July fifth catastrophe. Like this prophecy
Speaker 1: yet has an actual effect on all.
Speaker 3: That are not exactly the most dei culture in the world.
Speaker 3: They will call you a ninja right to your face.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying it.
Speaker 3: But you're you're not welcome, then they'll beat you with
Speaker 3: a stick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, come on, man, Okay, Yeah, let some of the
Speaker 5: some of the failers go out there and get some
Speaker 5: of them lan lanes, you know what I'm saying. Population.
Speaker 2: One of the guys I was hanging out with was
Speaker 2: a Nigerian fellow who spoke the language too.
Speaker 3: Was he a prince he was not.
Speaker 2: He was a translator. He was he was registered to
Speaker 2: be like fluent speaking in Japanese, in Japanese, but it's
Speaker 2: and he was Nigerian, but he he spoke with an
Speaker 2: American accent.
Speaker 3: What do they speak in Nigeria? Do they speak that
Speaker 3: ship with the pops and the clicks.
Speaker 2: Speaking. I don't know. I don't speak he was. He
Speaker 2: was speaking to me in English.
Speaker 5: Nigerian with an American I've got somebody. I've got somebody
Speaker 5: who comes by, comes by work, who's uh honorary prints
Speaker 5: out there? Uh, how do you get that?
Speaker 2: An honorary prince in Japan now, no, in in Nigeria,
Speaker 2: in Nigeria and Anika, Yeah, my Nigerian brother, That's what
Speaker 2: I say.
Speaker 5: He's he's got some Canatians African I don't know, Huh.
Speaker 1: Africans when they come to the United States, like, they
Speaker 1: tend to be very flashy. Have you noticed this pants
Speaker 1: on and like a pinstriped shirt and like gold and
Speaker 1: they're just very It's like, I don't know, I think
Speaker 1: they like got American style from like the eighties.
Speaker 3: Well they're used to wearing in the jungle and shit, I.
Speaker 2: Think the Nigerians look like a million plucks. Yeah rich
Speaker 2: when that. Yeah, we always make that comment when my
Speaker 2: wife and I are watching ninety Day Fiance and they
Speaker 2: wind up in Nigeria, because they always do. The Nigerian
Speaker 2: friends of the person are always like well dressed, super smart,
Speaker 2: very logical, trying to talk sense into these people. There's
Speaker 2: none of that going on. They're dressed like impeccably.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 2: Fucking We're always like Nigeria looks awesome.
Speaker 1: I bet they're like doused in Aqua Elva though too.
Speaker 3: Well, they got all that money from stealing all that ship.
Speaker 3: What they steal the Nigerian.
Speaker 2: Your credit card?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, they got out. They got the p PP
Speaker 5: loans and the UH and they got the unemployment benefits
Speaker 5: from California, California, Washington State and all that. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they racked up. I said, we appreciate all that free money.
Speaker 5: You you can feel I think if you can steal
Speaker 5: from the state. You should deserve to keep it if
Speaker 5: you get away with it.
Speaker 2: I haven't know the state.
Speaker 1: Uh. Sole Explorer Coaching says, aren't Nigerians basically the whites
Speaker 1: of the blacks?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they are. I think that is. I think that
Speaker 2: is exactly what they are. That just makes all around Yeah,
Speaker 2: but correct. I think it is correct. I think, uh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I think think you are right.
Speaker 2: I think it's location within the continent sub Saharan being
Speaker 2: at a lower class level, perceived to.
Speaker 3: Show well, there are real Jews. I guess.
Speaker 1: What was Jews?
Speaker 3: The Nigerians? This loves of Hearn's.
Speaker 5: Okay, so you got so you got Nigeria and then
Speaker 5: you got Niger, which is the You don't never hear
Speaker 5: anybody say I came from Niger. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 5: that's kind of work. You're just like, man, just put
Speaker 5: an extra g in there.
Speaker 2: We got for a while.
Speaker 1: This is a car I saw yesterday, by the way,
Speaker 1: that is awesome. What the fuck.
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen this in your life? That is.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: What the hell I was like. I won't even say what.
Speaker 1: I just think there's.
Speaker 2: What color is the driver?
Speaker 1: I guess I was gonna guess my racist guess is
Speaker 1: this persons from Pakistan?
Speaker 5: Oh that could be the case.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe Nigeria. Maybe I'm way off. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, because you see I think, yeah, I think
Speaker 5: if you're Nigeria, I think you see. I think you
Speaker 5: saw see more with their clothes as opposed to their car.
Speaker 1: That's fair. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe I said a car that looks white, like
Speaker 2: a white elbow.
Speaker 5: No, that's they're they're Chinese. Chinese folks, uh that they
Speaker 5: try to they try to be hood and straight. They
Speaker 5: have cars like that.
Speaker 2: I would have to see the tailpipe to know if
Speaker 2: it was if it was Asian, I can't even big
Speaker 2: cherry bomb exhaust kit on it.
Speaker 5: They're from what's the one? The Laotians, the Layatians, A
Speaker 5: lot of a lot of those act like black. But Lations.
Speaker 1: It's just like a gold How did you even get
Speaker 1: this gold paint job?
Speaker 5: It's probably a rap It's probably a rap.
Speaker 1: Color, small dick gold.
Speaker 2: Just not a good gold. I don't think. I don't
Speaker 2: think there is a good gold. I think gold looks
Speaker 2: it's not the best for cars.
Speaker 1: No, it's like the yellowest gold.
Speaker 5: It's like you're trying too hard, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It's like, why are you trying so hard with your
Speaker 5: with your car car? It's like gafey. So it was
Speaker 5: It's like, Okay, I get it. You won't to be seen,
Speaker 5: you know, badly most definitely, please please time cocking.
Speaker 2: But the problem is the police see you as well. Yes, Corey,
Speaker 2: did you would you have a would you say that
Speaker 2: there was a chance you would pull people over if
Speaker 2: they were driving an obnoxious car?
Speaker 3: It's really tough to say. I was more caught. I
Speaker 3: would have caught my attention more were like those ratty
Speaker 3: fucking vehicles with like fifty stickers on the back, you
Speaker 3: know that would that would catch my attention.
Speaker 1: Like on drugs.
Speaker 2: Too many stickers in the car.
Speaker 3: Like something's going on there? So and then what else
Speaker 3: was there?
Speaker 2: Was there any sort of bumper sticker that we just
Speaker 2: go fuck those people? No, no, immediately save the way, coexist,
Speaker 2: co exists, granola bump.
Speaker 1: Oh would you let Masonic people go?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Really? It's more like people driving behavior catches your attention
Speaker 3: out of nowhere. That's ninety percent of it. Like they'll
Speaker 3: do a weird lane change or something that just something
Speaker 3: will be out of the ordinary, right, like everything's just normal,
Speaker 3: But then all of a sudden thing something just jumps
Speaker 3: out at you and you're like, what the fuck up
Speaker 3: with that?
Speaker 2: During the course of the day as a cop, do
Speaker 2: you just drive around like a shark looking for shit
Speaker 2: to do?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: Sometimes because like half your shift you got paperwork. You're
Speaker 3: fucking tied up sitting in a parking lot somewhere literally
Speaker 3: being like, please don't send me to a call and so.
Speaker 3: But other than that, yeah, days, like especially if you're fresh,
Speaker 3: you come in and they got no paperwork hanging over
Speaker 3: your head. The first couple of hours you're doing exactly that.
Speaker 3: But usually if you come in, you're usually got calls
Speaker 3: holding because they stack shit before the end of the
Speaker 3: last shift for the new shift coming on. So a
Speaker 3: lot of times you just get you get sent to
Speaker 3: stuff that was holding for a while.
Speaker 1: So everyone says, cops don't pull over Mason's. Is it true,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: That's ridiculous, Everyone says it, Yeah, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Why yeah would you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have their stickers and they give you the
Speaker 3: secret wink when you walk up to the window.
Speaker 1: You know they have their stickers. On the car. Their
Speaker 1: emblems are remember their little medallion's things on the back
Speaker 1: or their license.
Speaker 3: No, the only people I would fuck with are people
Speaker 3: with scientology shoot on their cars. They would get every
Speaker 3: ticket in the book.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, good they should.
Speaker 3: They were right up the road and ended like two
Speaker 3: miles from where their fucking main headquarters was.
Speaker 2: We know you're you're only ticketing like the flock, but right,
Speaker 2: still fuck them anyway, right my spooky ship.
Speaker 1: All the cops knew my car, so I would just
Speaker 1: get pulled over all the time. Oh man, til I
Speaker 1: moved to it.
Speaker 3: That's not good.
Speaker 5: But they were just pulling you just to just to
Speaker 5: do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one time, one of them, they all they all
Speaker 1: knew me by name. One of them pulled me over
Speaker 1: once and it was literally so like I stopped at
Speaker 1: this stop sign for like a minute and a half
Speaker 1: because like no one was around, and we were trying
Speaker 1: to figure it out. We're going to this person's house,
Speaker 1: at this person's house, and we're like debating it. So
Speaker 1: we literally stopped at stop sign forever and I finally
Speaker 1: went and like, you know, a mile later, I get
Speaker 1: pulled over and I was like, you know, how can
Speaker 1: I help you, like what seems to be the problem,
Speaker 1: And he's like, oh, you failed to stop at that
Speaker 1: stop sign. I was like, you know, like there's a
Speaker 1: lot of times where whatever you just made up in
Speaker 1: your head like probably is something I actually did, but
Speaker 1: like this time, I literally I literally stopped at that
Speaker 1: stop sign for a minute half. He was like he
Speaker 1: literally pulled the like are you questioning my authoritat like
Speaker 1: literally said that to me. I was like, yes, yes
Speaker 1: I am. And I did not get a ticket that time,
Speaker 1: which was only because they knew me by name and
Speaker 1: actually didn't have a case. I guess they just like
Speaker 1: to fuck with me. But to their credit, I was
Speaker 1: almost always up to no good, so they weren't wrong
Speaker 1: about me, just wasn't always fair.
Speaker 5: So I was definitely up no definitely up to no
Speaker 5: good constantly, so they had a reason, so they had
Speaker 5: good reason to pool.
Speaker 2: He knew who I was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he knew if I was for a reason.
Speaker 5: It's like, lindsay, we see you out again, what's going on?
Speaker 5: What's you guys going on?
Speaker 1: I only actually got caught or fine for anything once
Speaker 1: but one time too. So the guy who was like
Speaker 1: the king of all the sheriffs. He was like the
Speaker 1: worst one. He was the shortest one. He's the one
Speaker 1: who asked me if I was questioning his authority. He
Speaker 1: totally had short man syndrome, Like really huge asshole. He
Speaker 1: I like answered my door at my mom's house one
Speaker 1: day and he was on the porch and I just
Speaker 1: like all the blood like left my face. I was like,
Speaker 1: why is he at my house? I was like so scared.
Speaker 1: It's like, what the fuck is happening? And he was
Speaker 1: the nicest he's ever been. He's like, oh, we found
Speaker 1: this idea. Is this yours? Was like, oh, it's my sisters.
Speaker 1: He's like, okay, I have a nice day. I was
Speaker 1: like he can be nice. Like it like blew my
Speaker 1: mind in like twelve ways. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you remember seeing your teachers out in the wild,
Speaker 2: like a grocery store or something. You'd be like, what
Speaker 2: the fuck they have a real life.
Speaker 1: I can't believe this. I kind of wish it never happened.
Speaker 2: She broke the fourth wall.
Speaker 1: You know, it's disturbing.
Speaker 2: And my mom used to work at the school I
Speaker 2: went to for long, like for years and years and years,
Speaker 2: and so I would have to stay afterwards, and so afterwards,
Speaker 2: it's like the teachers are like off duty and it's
Speaker 2: like a whole different world. I'm seeing them with their
Speaker 2: guards down and they're acting totally differently, so.
Speaker 1: I would love it. I went to school early one
Speaker 1: day because I had to get whatever ready, so it
Speaker 1: was like an hour before class started. I walked up
Speaker 1: and like a kid was sleeping in like the door
Speaker 1: well to my room, just like on the ground. I
Speaker 1: was like same, and he's like like, oh, him is
Speaker 1: brown like whatever, and I was like, okay, well, like
Speaker 1: can you move so I can get in my room.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, can I sleep in your room? Like
Speaker 1: I guess, and then he just like fell asleep inside.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's happening, but okay, I guess they
Speaker 1: had some sort of early like baseball practice and had
Speaker 1: to run a lot or do so he was just
Speaker 1: trying to sleep before boss started. Why are you sleeping
Speaker 1: on the floor of my door? Well, I'm sure they're
Speaker 1: so much more comfortable in this school than like the
Speaker 1: linoleum concrete floor.
Speaker 2: Maybe not.
Speaker 1: The kids are weird, man. It was weird that baseball
Speaker 1: was cool, because baseball was not cool when I was young.
Speaker 1: But baseball is super cool. Now soccer's dorky. I guess,
Speaker 1: like everything changes.
Speaker 2: I played baseball and soccer. Oh, I don't remember them
Speaker 2: being either cool or dorky, And at least in my
Speaker 2: school they were sort of like, oh yeah, the small
Speaker 2: school we were in, like there's like five A is
Speaker 2: the big one, and it goes all the way down
Speaker 2: to one A. We were like below one A. We
Speaker 2: were we had nine guys on a nine person baseball team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's how we were.
Speaker 5: All that's not good, that's not good, Charlie.
Speaker 2: No, we were seven to two. We started off. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we know we were good, but but we had nine.
Speaker 5: But that was it.
Speaker 2: When we made a pitching change, we had like everybody
Speaker 2: played different positions. So we just didn't have enough guys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I could say, I could say say very school,
Speaker 5: we played eight man football.
Speaker 2: You ever heard of such a such a thing.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, there's eleven, right, ain't.
Speaker 2: All right, there's no eleven. We played eight.
Speaker 1: Okay, part bigger than you.
Speaker 5: So that's so small, that's extremely small.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wowwy people were in your class eighty Okay, we have.
Speaker 2: Under twenties and girls so like forty and forty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're slightly for.
Speaker 2: High school grade.
Speaker 3: So are you talking abou high school? Yeah, I went
Speaker 3: to Pineview in Florida from fourth grade all the way
Speaker 3: through graduation of high school.
Speaker 1: You knew everybody.
Speaker 3: It was the same fifty kids for like the whole
Speaker 3: fucking time.
Speaker 1: Fifty it's even smaller, top.
Speaker 3: Ten public ranked high school in the country.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's how. That's how I was from kindergarten through
Speaker 2: eighth grade, the same group of kids the whole way.
Speaker 1: That's how.
Speaker 2: That's how I know Josh Hammie from Queens of the
Speaker 2: Stone Age because we were in the same school in
Speaker 2: the same grade. Yeah, from kindergarten through eighth grade with
Speaker 2: the same group of people.
Speaker 1: Same here, that's like you literally know every single person probably.
Speaker 5: At the school.
Speaker 2: My mom knew their mom and their dad and all
Speaker 2: their business and their brother and sister. And then then
Speaker 2: I couldn't get away with anything. Now, ours was fucking
Speaker 2: like the own network of snitches and.
Speaker 5: So uh, ours was totally different, man, Ours was no
Speaker 5: no ours. My high school was a huge, but our
Speaker 5: said it was extremely different. So if you were in
Speaker 5: Robin's there's an elementary school there and then there's a
Speaker 5: middle school, okay, and then the surrounding area has two
Speaker 5: schools that was elementary all the way up to eighth grade,
Speaker 5: but then it was Elise Westmore and High Falls. You
Speaker 5: all went to the same high school, which was Northmore there,
Speaker 5: so yeah, yeah, so so three separate school not really
Speaker 5: because well it's just it out, but technically that was
Speaker 5: the central hub because you couldn't continue to go up
Speaker 5: through high school with each of these little schools, so
Speaker 5: you sent everybody to so like when you got to
Speaker 5: high school, you met completely new people, like right out
Speaker 5: the gate, like there was like new people. So it
Speaker 5: wouldn't it wouldn't just to same Like of course, you
Speaker 5: had your people that you went to middle school with,
Speaker 5: and if you were if you were in Robins, then
Speaker 5: you went to elementary school with, which would be kindergarten
Speaker 5: through third grade, and in fourth grade you would go
Speaker 5: up to the middle school because there was more people
Speaker 5: in the in the Robins area. So but then you
Speaker 5: went to high school and then it's like, oh, man,
Speaker 5: who's this new person who like you played sports against
Speaker 5: them in middle school, like, but you didn't actually hang
Speaker 5: with any of these people, so there was kind of
Speaker 5: a new experience there as opposed to what y'all had
Speaker 5: where y'all were just like, came through graduation. It's the
Speaker 5: same folks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some people came in sometimes from wherever, and some
Speaker 1: people left. But for the most part it was like
Speaker 1: the same people maybe.
Speaker 2: Like one per year in my in my grade, or
Speaker 2: maybe like two or three when we got into seventh
Speaker 2: and eighth grade or something like that, which can.
Speaker 1: Be really bad if you're like, if you fuck up
Speaker 1: or do something embarrassing or something like, your life's kind
Speaker 1: of over.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows you're going to your pants in the third
Speaker 2: grade stage with you forever, you're you know, whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Yet every left because of that, right They were like,
Speaker 1: I can't come back to this place. Everybody knows everything
Speaker 1: about me.
Speaker 2: Knew Yeah, man, we knew every everything about everybody. It
Speaker 2: was good though too, the forever, for year after year
Speaker 2: after year.
Speaker 1: But in some ways it was good because, like I
Speaker 1: was all fucked up, but I had everybody knew me,
Speaker 1: so I had tons of adults who are always like
Speaker 1: looking out for me and trying to help me not die.
Speaker 1: I like, it's just nice.
Speaker 2: I like the kids I went to school with then.
Speaker 2: I didn't have any issues there, so it wasn't a
Speaker 2: big deal. Some of them I'm still friends with.
Speaker 1: I know all of them still. I actually have my
Speaker 1: twenty five year anniversary anniversary school reunion coming up in
Speaker 1: a month, but I have not committed to going. I
Speaker 1: love all those motherfuckers. I'm just like don't want to
Speaker 1: fly up and like be there, and like, I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's really worth it. I'd rather like go
Speaker 1: on a different vacation. Sorry, guys, I love you.
Speaker 2: It's not you, it's mere class.
Speaker 5: Oh damn, the classic line.
Speaker 1: I love them, I love them. I would love to
Speaker 1: see them all.
Speaker 2: I just like to your class of two thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm kind of pissed actually too. To be honest,
Speaker 1: I'm kind of pissed at you all if you're listening
Speaker 1: or watching this, because in twenty twenty, motherfucker's bitched out,
Speaker 1: bitch shout, fuck all of you. They were like, oh, covid,
Speaker 1: I'm like, you're fucking serious. This class, the class of
Speaker 1: people who was like, we made them change all of
Speaker 1: the rules for every event, we made them change all
Speaker 1: of the rules for behavior, we made them change all
Speaker 1: of the punishments because I'm not handled. Our class was
Speaker 1: rap and then they were like, oh, COVID, we're gonna
Speaker 1: all cancel this. It's like, you guys are all bitches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so twenty fifth, you're gonna do it instead.
Speaker 1: That's what they're instead. Yeah, they were like, oh, we'll
Speaker 1: just do twenty five. I'm like, well that's not a thing,
Speaker 1: but I guess okay.
Speaker 2: It could be. You could make it.
Speaker 5: Is it supposed to be every ten years? Are you
Speaker 5: supposed to be do twenty and in forty?
Speaker 2: At forty, I figured most of everybody's dead. Yeah, Like
Speaker 2: my twenty was was great. We had a good turnout,
Speaker 2: but it was awesome.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just what did I do? My twenty was
Speaker 5: just done? Was it last year here before? Huh? Ten four?
Speaker 5: So yeah last year? Yeah? Yes, yeah so we did Yeah,
Speaker 5: so we did it twenty last year and it was
Speaker 5: the people I expected to be there were there. You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. It's like twenty five, but this
Speaker 5: is what this year is?
Speaker 2: My thirty fifth?
Speaker 1: Do they do thirty five?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 2: They do at our school in every groups of five
Speaker 2: every five years. It'll kind of rotate in they'll they'll
Speaker 2: make up they'll say like thirty five, and then I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 3: Are you eligible for fifty five and up retirement communities yet, there, Charlie, No.
Speaker 2: You only you only have well I'm excited for it. Technically,
Speaker 2: you only there's a certain percentage of the community that
Speaker 2: can be fifty and above.
Speaker 3: So yes, oh fifty Oh they can't.
Speaker 5: Oh, and I know that law.
Speaker 2: I know that because my first new home sales job
Speaker 2: was in a fifty five and older community, so I
Speaker 2: knew the rules. But you have to typically every there's
Speaker 2: going to be at least one person that's fifty five
Speaker 2: in it in the house, and you can't have anybody
Speaker 2: under eighteen living in there full time.
Speaker 1: I just swingers clubs and every single one.
Speaker 2: Of those, you know, I didn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't ask ask about the swingers book.
Speaker 2: And I didn't hear, and I don't think I wanted
Speaker 2: to know. But I do know about the pineapples.
Speaker 1: They're like the way what's about the pineapples?
Speaker 2: Pineapples is like the logo like if you see a.
Speaker 5: Pine upside down with the upside down when upside down.
Speaker 1: Swingers club logo, that's an international symbol.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for.
Speaker 5: Lo the loofis I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That I just have a hard time believing that swingers
Speaker 3: find each other by hanging ship outside their fucking house.
Speaker 3: That I mean, what, as.
Speaker 2: Dude, where you walk it? You have to be thinking
Speaker 2: you're walking into the last fifteen minutes of your life, right,
Speaker 2: I would assume you're walking into like buffalo bills in
Speaker 2: this age.
Speaker 3: These people are organized on the internet. Okay, So I
Speaker 3: don't think they've got to be hanging.
Speaker 2: The loop free candy with like a bowl with a
Speaker 2: hole in the dick in it or something like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is like here upside down pineapple, Come
Speaker 2: plow my pineapple in the the guest back.
Speaker 3: You know, I've never seen for sale a bowl with
Speaker 3: a hole in it for your dick. You think it's
Speaker 3: a market for that?
Speaker 2: Yes, the only one way to find out for.
Speaker 5: So the no, but the okay, so the swinger stuff.
Speaker 5: Here's here's how I believe that it works. Is that
Speaker 5: you have a subset of people who are already involved
Speaker 5: in it. But then they go out and they start
Speaker 5: befriending other couples and find out if their relationship is
Speaker 5: on the rails or not. And if it's on the rails,
Speaker 5: and it suggests, well, you know, our relationship was going
Speaker 5: bad until we started doing this. I think that's exactly
Speaker 5: how Yeah, yeah, they said they're sailing the dream. It's like.
Speaker 3: White women.
Speaker 5: It's like, it's like, man, until we open our relationship,
Speaker 5: we were about to break up as well. But once
Speaker 5: I started, you know, riding Johnny over here, you know
Speaker 5: once every couple of months, and you know, that really
Speaker 5: opened our eyes to how much we loved each other.
Speaker 5: I was like, come on, fucking this other dude that
Speaker 5: really loved me.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. These people are broken at a fundamental level.
Speaker 2: About time shares and three ways.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but yeah, but that's the that's the same way.
Speaker 5: That's the same way that they that they get people
Speaker 5: with trying to turn them gate so that it's usually
Speaker 5: women who do women who do so trapment. So yeah,
Speaker 5: women to just be hanging around it's like, oh yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, it's like I am my boyfriend and doing
Speaker 5: me right. Oh, let me console you before you know,
Speaker 5: her hands being your pants, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It's just like and then then that's how that's how
Speaker 5: it happens. They're trying to convert, all right. They're not
Speaker 5: going out there and trying to find find other people
Speaker 5: who are already lesbian.
Speaker 2: It sounds like they're trying to convert it sounds like
Speaker 2: door to door seals. Have you have you ever considered
Speaker 2: taking lesbianism into your life?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm sure it's like everything else. That's the numbers game.
Speaker 2: Probably you got to knock on a bunch of doors.
Speaker 1: I have a million bunch. That's what we have to
Speaker 1: do as as a day zero like subsidiary. We have
Speaker 1: to make Diddy brand lube.
Speaker 5: Oh man, I mean to use it, right, Yes, well,
Speaker 5: didd he's gonna get out, didd, He's not going to
Speaker 5: jail anyway.
Speaker 1: So well, they dropped some charges, right, but not all
Speaker 1: of them?
Speaker 2: Is this case? For what are we talking about here?
Speaker 1: They took out all of the witnesses early on, right,
Speaker 1: we don't even know. I still don't know we know
Speaker 1: what happened to that person. And then now they've dropped
Speaker 1: some of the charges.
Speaker 5: Because they they ain't told me nothing about no sex
Speaker 5: trafficking yet. It's just all been you know, the Nancy
Speaker 5: ship to him and Chansie did it.
Speaker 3: This is a humiliation ritual, that's it. It's a fucking
Speaker 3: very public one. But that's all this is Because I
Speaker 3: don't know what the fuck he's in jail for. I
Speaker 3: have no fucking clue what what this ninja dead? Okay,
Speaker 3: what did he do?
Speaker 1: Apparently sex trafficking.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what that means anymore.
Speaker 5: It doesn't wow in the US. Yeah, it's kind of
Speaker 5: it's kind of hard. It's kind of hard when you
Speaker 5: talk about sex trafficking and then you don't release any
Speaker 5: of the names of the people he's sex trafficked to.
Speaker 2: He's like, listen, what I was doing was I was
Speaker 2: compiling content from my only Fans account, and you get
Speaker 2: all these videos were yah. Yeah, and then he also
Speaker 2: protected as a content creator.
Speaker 1: And then they're like, oh, we have millions of hours
Speaker 1: of videos of Epstein abusing children or Epstein related clients
Speaker 1: abusing children. Right, that was on like a secret hidden
Speaker 1: video whatever report and then that just disappeared to there's
Speaker 1: just nothing.
Speaker 5: It was alleged. It's all alleged. I mean, I don't
Speaker 5: know if he trafficked anybody, if you want to be honest, yeah,
Speaker 5: did he actually traffic anybody?
Speaker 2: How? I mean? And how many people don't elms. If
Speaker 2: you're being paid to a part of this operation, you
Speaker 2: are being it appears that you're a willing participant.
Speaker 5: Now you might not, like, you know, you might have
Speaker 5: got dated on a couple of times and you were like,
Speaker 5: man plan, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You know, service is rendered, Like yeah, yeah, this isn't
Speaker 2: you get guy in a van that abducted you and
Speaker 2: took you to this mansion and made you rub oil
Speaker 2: all over a bunch of dudes bodies like did you
Speaker 2: answer a fucking ad? Or you got connected in some way,
Speaker 2: shape or form from somebody and you like were brought
Speaker 2: in willingly to this orbit that I'm sure was intoxicating
Speaker 2: to be around all these people Like I you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I When I think sex trafficking, I
Speaker 2: think like kidnapping children at the park, looking them away
Speaker 2: and making them you know what I mean. Like that's
Speaker 2: what I think.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I don't think this part. I know there could be
Speaker 2: some nefarious horseshit going on at this party. He's drugging people,
Speaker 2: he's videoing them when they don't know it, and that's
Speaker 2: all creepy and that's awful, and I'm sure that's illegal
Speaker 2: in some way. But is it sex trafficking? I don't know, man, Like,
Speaker 2: I don't know what the law is, so I'm unqualified
Speaker 2: to speak on it, but it doesn't sound in my mind.
Speaker 2: When I think of sex trafficking, I think of vans.
Speaker 2: I think of free candy hanging out of them and
Speaker 2: then grabbing children. And I think of Jimmy Savile. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I don't think of of white parties. I don't
Speaker 2: think of the after party. Yeah. I think it's probably
Speaker 2: like the after party at you know, some of these
Speaker 2: eyes wide shutes and and you know, stuff like that,
Speaker 2: or what happened in the care homes in the UK
Speaker 2: in the seventies and ship like that where it turned
Speaker 2: into like a boy brothel, you know, like.
Speaker 1: What but.
Speaker 2: The diddy stuff, man, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good point. It's like, obviously, if it's
Speaker 1: someone who's under age, it's uh totally different too. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you're a little tiny justin Bieber, that should.
Speaker 5: Go without saying yeah yes, and somebody dude, yeah, some
Speaker 5: of these people are grown. Dad like, it's like, what
Speaker 5: was it the Sedesky guy?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 5: Then the guy at Syracuse who was allegedly assaulting the
Speaker 5: two the two guys said, yeah, I was like, hold on.
Speaker 5: You assaulted grown me. I said, nigga, that was gonna
Speaker 5: be one time that you caught me slipping, and the
Speaker 5: next time I see you, I'm fucking you up. You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. You had better hit me up
Speaker 5: in the back of the head. And all of a sudden,
Speaker 5: I woke up tied up. But you ain't gonna catch
Speaker 5: me slipping where I just come in there and I
Speaker 5: just combed to you, that's gonna be a fucking scrap dog.
Speaker 2: You know what, You don't have to scrap. He would have.
Speaker 2: He would have identified you as being somebody not to
Speaker 2: not to fuck with.
Speaker 1: That's true. His predators now.
Speaker 2: His internal senses would be going haywire around you.
Speaker 5: It's like it was like, no dog. That's why when
Speaker 5: they're like, yeah, he got me twenty five times five?
Speaker 5: Did you want all twenty five? At what point did
Speaker 5: you say I didn't want it no more?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna need to know that there was a
Speaker 2: second attack. Yeah, there may be a good excuse, Maybe
Speaker 2: there's some fucked up reason where it had to happen,
Speaker 2: but I don't know.
Speaker 5: So hold on a second now, And that's why I
Speaker 5: just thought, raising eyebrows because sometimes may in volunteers become victims.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying real quick, and I know
Speaker 5: what they say, Ah, don't victim, shame and all these shit,
Speaker 5: But now damn it, you need to do something different. Okay,
Speaker 5: change your life, goodness, victim.
Speaker 2: But also don't put yourself in a position to get
Speaker 2: victimized too. Like if you have certain scenarios where you know, like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm alone in a hotel room with this guy who
Speaker 2: just who says he wants to talk to me about
Speaker 2: my career and how he could help and everything, and
Speaker 2: you want you put yourself in a situation like that.
Speaker 2: Is it wrong for the guy to do it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Are you a dumb bitch for being in that situation? Yes,
Speaker 2: that is true as well. Both things are true. So
Speaker 2: like you have to be responsible and not like you know, yeah, sorry,
Speaker 2: there are you have to you leave a bar at
Speaker 2: two o'clock in the morning, like you need to be
Speaker 2: looking over your shoulder to like make sure that people
Speaker 2: aren't coming.
Speaker 5: Up on you.
Speaker 1: People don't want to hear it for some reason. It's
Speaker 1: absolutely true. And I look back at all the times
Speaker 1: that I was victimized, there's actually only one I have
Speaker 1: a long list of times, and there's only one time
Speaker 1: where I didn't do anything at all to put myself
Speaker 1: in a poor situation. Right all the other times, like
Speaker 1: I definitely could have lived my life better, like not
Speaker 1: been as fucked up, or not been alone a night
Speaker 1: in a bar, or like all sorts of things. And
Speaker 1: sure you should say, oh, we should be able to
Speaker 1: do all those things, I guess, but like technically maybe,
Speaker 1: but like you know, this world isn't that way, So
Speaker 1: why you do it? Why are you taking risks?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Why you put credators? Don't go after people who are
Speaker 1: hard to get?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we we also had We also have a situation
Speaker 5: where you know, of course people try to try to
Speaker 5: use their power to influence and get what they want.
Speaker 5: But you can always say nay, but you don't want
Speaker 5: to lose. You don't want to lose out on whatever
Speaker 5: this particular person has to offer you, which is usually
Speaker 5: some type of money that's just used it the way
Speaker 5: it is. Okay, we got people at jobs just like, oh, well,
Speaker 5: you know, he could werce me into having sex with him.
Speaker 5: You could have said I'm not having sex with you,
Speaker 5: just like well you got to you got to leave. Well,
Speaker 5: I'm leaving. It's like the the what the Magan Hale
Speaker 5: over there, la Vern Laverne camp over there in Tennessee.
Speaker 5: She done fucked everybody on the forest. Well I got coerced. Well,
Speaker 5: I mean you fucked the times. I mean, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying. At where it's like I'm like, I'm
Speaker 5: done banging y'all. You know what I'm saying. I'm done? Uh,
Speaker 5: what was it? Old my man with the with the BD,
Speaker 5: I'm done giving you a blow job on the cloth.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying? Or like you what was
Speaker 5: the issue?
Speaker 1: You actually liked it? And then when you realize there
Speaker 1: was gonna be some trouble, you like, can you you
Speaker 1: could pull this card? I get.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: There's also there's this whole thing of this like women
Speaker 1: traveling the world alone and again like don't no, don't
Speaker 1: do it, and they're like should you be able to?
Speaker 1: I guess, but like is this that world?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 1: No, what are you talking about? They're going to like
Speaker 1: India and shit, and you're like, that is rape culture.
Speaker 1: It's not racist to point out that, like literally there's
Speaker 1: just like roving fucking masses of people looking to rape
Speaker 1: whoever they can. It's a known thing, right, Why would
Speaker 1: you go there alone?
Speaker 2: What's the Where's the scariest place you've ever been me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Bahrain in the Middle East. Not because I thought
Speaker 1: I was going to get raped, although if it were,
Speaker 1: if we didn't have an American military base there, maybe
Speaker 1: I would have been right. But just because there was
Speaker 1: like a civil war going on, essentially I didn't know it,
Speaker 1: and people were like getting blown up in car bombs
Speaker 1: in my neighborhood. So that was scary. But as like
Speaker 1: a personal safety thing, I guess like, and that's only
Speaker 1: because they're poor. It wasn't a rape thing. It was
Speaker 1: like a I got mugged.
Speaker 5: But you also got to be careful of is when
Speaker 5: you see all these chicks and they always on these
Speaker 5: lavish vacations and stuff, you're like, that's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm my boss baby all that. No, they're paid hookers
Speaker 5: when they go on all these trips. They're paid hookers.
Speaker 5: You're not seeing the man who paid the fly them
Speaker 5: out there and gave them fifty thousand dollars to take
Speaker 5: them in the back and violate them. Yeah, they going
Speaker 5: on all these Bakis said, have this chick on vacation
Speaker 5: all the time, the paid hookers, all these Instagram models
Speaker 5: and all that stuff. See these chicks on the boat
Speaker 5: and they got this champagne. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You think that champagne don't come with no dick that boat,
Speaker 5: that boat ride and champagne comes with a little violation
Speaker 5: at the end of the night, all right, And you
Speaker 5: got to be you got to be ready and willing
Speaker 5: to be violated. Yeah. The Dubai, Yeah, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm talking about, Dandy Kruk, the Dubai, the Dubai hoes.
Speaker 5: You see them out chilling on the boat having a
Speaker 5: good time. It's like, damn, it looks like a great time.
Speaker 5: You don't know, but they having to give that cat up.
Speaker 5: This ain't no free ride on this boat, you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And and I've I've read that it gets dark some
Speaker 6: of the ship and the Dubai parties with these models,
Speaker 6: like real dark.
Speaker 2: So like yeah, well like Centipede, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why do people make movies like this? Don't I've
Speaker 1: never even seen it. I was just told about it.
Speaker 2: I know, I haven't seen it. I was just told
Speaker 2: about it. I was like, no, I'm good.
Speaker 5: I watched I watched it. Yeah, me and my buddy
Speaker 5: one day watched back to back Hobo with a Shotgun
Speaker 5: and The Human Hitypede. It's like four hours.
Speaker 2: What is hobo with a shotgun? Never heard of that?
Speaker 5: Exactly what you think? Okay, So the movie starts right
Speaker 5: out the gate.
Speaker 2: I doubt it. It's is this a Shakespeare remake?
Speaker 5: Not quite? Not quite, but it starts right out this
Speaker 5: this is street gang and they killed this guy in
Speaker 5: the middle of the street. Okay. They wrap up barbed
Speaker 5: wire around his neck, tied to the back of a car,
Speaker 5: put him in a man hold, and rip his head off,
Speaker 5: all right, and then they start tearing they start terrorizing
Speaker 5: people in the local community because they're like a local
Speaker 5: like gang mafia type type stuff. And there's a hobo
Speaker 5: in there at the time. And while they're terrorizing and
Speaker 5: in this poem shop, and he picks up a shotgun
Speaker 5: and just start shooting folks. I like it, And that's
Speaker 5: the preference of the movie, start blasting people. So we
Speaker 5: watched that, and then we watched The Human Centipede, and
Speaker 5: I was like really disturbed. After I watched that, I
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, what do you Yeah, what do you
Speaker 5: what do you get?
Speaker 2: You guys get a pizza when you watch the Human Centipede? Like,
Speaker 2: what is the how do you well you put this
Speaker 2: meal dinner movie combination together. Well, we gave it a
Speaker 2: few hours and then we went got drunken hate so
Speaker 2: I think we're yeah, yeah, yeah, So so we started
Speaker 2: what we started.
Speaker 5: We probably started watching the we start watching the movie
Speaker 5: is about nine thirty am. So you know, it gave
Speaker 5: us time, you know what I'm saying, the process what
Speaker 5: we had watched. Now, my buddy he's watched, He's watched
Speaker 5: all the Human citips He's watched, and that's crazy. Yeah. Now,
Speaker 5: now the second Human Citipede is based on a guy
Speaker 5: who would actually watch the Human Centipede movie, and he's
Speaker 5: trying to recreate it, and so like it's even more
Speaker 5: dark because like he's not even using proper tools. He's
Speaker 5: just taking a hammer and just busting their mouth open.
Speaker 5: That's like the woman has a baby in the middle
Speaker 5: of it. I watch he's trying to get away to
Speaker 5: be baby falls out and she smashes the baby's head
Speaker 5: underneath the day break. It's like, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: How do you suppose they producer and then he smashed
Speaker 2: and he's like, oh, I love what you've done with this.
Speaker 1: This is that this is all actually like torn like
Speaker 1: this is some kind of fetish that they had to
Speaker 1: like make so that some people could get off. That's
Speaker 1: my theory. Like and then ship like this is what
Speaker 1: I think is happening.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and what was it?
Speaker 1: The third one that anyone wants to make the movie
Speaker 1: in the first place?
Speaker 5: It's like extra yeah, yeah, the third when they were
Speaker 5: in a prison and so and so he he recreated
Speaker 5: it with like all the inmates, but it was one inmate.
Speaker 5: He would kill him, like, he would suffocate him and
Speaker 5: then they would resurrect them. He suffocate him again and
Speaker 5: they resurrect him and he's sot kept killing them over
Speaker 5: like GE's some crazy stuff. I mean slid it slid
Speaker 5: a hole in the kidney and the dude start sucking
Speaker 5: it like it's like bad man, Like it's like way
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 2: How what is it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: For this is that a money maker is people who
Speaker 7: are bored. Uh, A moneymaker, I can't say the money
Speaker 7: maker the money laundering operation, Like what is it?
Speaker 1: It could be that I think it's the same people
Speaker 1: who were into Faces of Death.
Speaker 2: Oh death rules.
Speaker 5: Though now usually these movies are from uh you. A
Speaker 5: lot of these movies are produced overseas because they what
Speaker 5: they think about is like our horror in the States
Speaker 5: is tame, Like we take their horror and then we
Speaker 5: remake it here and make it tame and make it
Speaker 5: something attainable somebody can watch. But if you watch the
Speaker 5: original stuff, you're like, wow.
Speaker 2: Like Saudi rape fantasies and head chopping.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we make it.
Speaker 1: They just make it and horrible.
Speaker 2: They bring in the call into it and everything. Yeah great.
Speaker 1: Oh, like most of Europe is also just becoming a
Speaker 1: horror movie, like rape gangs and.
Speaker 2: Riots and just never crossed my mind to want to
Speaker 2: rape anything. I know, such a gay thing to all
Speaker 2: get together and want to rape somebody.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because here's the issue.
Speaker 1: And they're like white girls are for raping, that's what
Speaker 1: they're for, Like this is a cultural cultural thing.
Speaker 5: But what what I don't get is that, Okay, so
Speaker 5: the process of having the sex is that I would
Speaker 5: want the person I was having sex with to also
Speaker 5: enjoy us having the six.
Speaker 1: That are normal guys.
Speaker 5: Okay, you're not in a rape gang.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's your first problem.
Speaker 1: Like if it's you're not a normal person.
Speaker 5: It's just like I'm gonna take advantage of this person
Speaker 5: who doesn't want it, and they're not going to enjoy
Speaker 5: it while I'm.
Speaker 2: Doing my fantasy football team. I could not handle a
Speaker 2: rape gang commitment as well. On top of that, I
Speaker 2: mentioned three podcasts.
Speaker 5: That just sounds like.
Speaker 1: If you're like a fundamentalist Islamic person, a man, especially
Speaker 1: like it is your job to teach women who don't
Speaker 1: have morality and God in their life what they're worth
Speaker 1: and that's nothing. So so like you need to rape people.
Speaker 1: It's not about you and your sexual uts. It's about
Speaker 1: what you're doing for God.
Speaker 2: Right, So you're making God look better by showing them
Speaker 2: that they deserve to be raped because they don't have him.
Speaker 1: Don't you wish you would have had our God?
Speaker 5: But well, you see what a sales pitch this would
Speaker 5: This would only this would only work if you were
Speaker 5: not allowed to bust.
Speaker 1: A nut, because why because the nugget.
Speaker 5: No no, no no, but because this is it's just
Speaker 5: a it's it should be rich, ritualistic, but you shouldn't
Speaker 5: receive pleasure from it, Like I this is This is
Speaker 5: not pleasure to me to do this, but but I
Speaker 5: must do this to teach you a lesson. Like if
Speaker 5: you if you're getting into the psychological aspect of it,
Speaker 5: you're doing it for I'm not doing it for pleasure.
Speaker 2: Just call a dirty horror while you're blowing a load,
Speaker 2: that's all.
Speaker 1: And see this is if we killed all the people
Speaker 1: who have this ideology, the world would be a pretty
Speaker 1: cool place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why. That's why when I hear like women
Speaker 5: talk about the patriarchy over here, I'm like, are you serious,
Speaker 5: Like there's places where women can't do ship bud and
Speaker 5: if they and if they step out of line, they
Speaker 5: get fucked up. Yeah, Like they get fucked up a
Speaker 5: lot from those places. I had like, that's why when
Speaker 5: I hear Western patriarchy is so terrible. He's man, I
Speaker 5: think that. I was like, but we tame compared to
Speaker 5: other places. Yeah, shit, we tame.
Speaker 1: Like women get sent to like re education camps, And
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, if they're lucky, like right, if you're
Speaker 1: breaking the rules and you get sent there, that's way
Speaker 1: better than the alternative, which is that you just get killed.
Speaker 2: Or who gets to make the call on whether or
Speaker 2: not someone goes to the re education camp. Like can
Speaker 2: they can a guy call the cops on his girlfriend
Speaker 2: for being a bitch?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, it's like so there's like a chain of command,
Speaker 1: and it's like the elder male in a family is
Speaker 1: in control, you know. So if you're a woman in
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia, they can send you out with a five
Speaker 1: year old boy and that fulfills the need to have
Speaker 1: a man with you when you're in public. But like
Speaker 1: the five year old boy isn't in charge of whether
Speaker 1: or not you get in trouble for anything. It's like
Speaker 1: the elder of the family, right, So it's like the
Speaker 1: grandfather or the father or whoever's whoever's around an eldest,
Speaker 1: which you know, and if you don't have a husband
Speaker 1: or a brother or something, and then it might be
Speaker 1: like your uncle somehow if like that was the nearest relative.
Speaker 1: So it's like the nearest oldest relative has control over
Speaker 1: all the women. But yeah, you can you can report,
Speaker 1: you can report, you can abuse, you can enslave, you
Speaker 1: can in prison. Like it's not there's no rules for
Speaker 1: the men necessarily, just go to Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 2: Four Libyans go to Saudi Arabia with them, right, take
Speaker 2: just get ten of them or something.
Speaker 1: Four thousand, easy investment.
Speaker 2: Teaching how to code or do AI or something. You
Speaker 2: can put them to work for you creating content. Moved
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia man and just enslave them.
Speaker 1: But dude, they probably be happy. They're like, oh, we
Speaker 1: don't have to work in the minds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to make low budget content for Corey's website.
Speaker 1: AI cat videos.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Enslave Sam so so you know, so bad it was
Speaker 5: in der servit That's what I want to go with
Speaker 5: indancer servitade see.
Speaker 2: It needs so you know, there's completely dehumanize them.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 1: People don't even know and dehumanize me and that any more,
Speaker 1: Like I don't know, I can't even don't know.
Speaker 2: What human means. I think it's where maybe some of
Speaker 2: it stems from be part of the problem. The baseline is.
Speaker 5: You know now that you now you talk about dehumanizing,
Speaker 5: I mean prime months almost over. They won't, they won't.
Speaker 5: Nothing too too pridey about it. Israel and Iran man.
Speaker 1: The Pride event was bombing run.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the gay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it was a little tame. I ain't seen
Speaker 5: one of those parades where you know, all the men
Speaker 5: are naked, Yeah, parade.
Speaker 1: Of nobody want to Donald Trump is anti gay, which
Speaker 1: he's not. He's like the first openly pro gay president
Speaker 1: we've ever had. And uh, that's their their story. When
Speaker 1: really it's like these people realize they're not making money
Speaker 1: off of promoting pride, so they're like, why would we
Speaker 1: invest in it targeting all these places?
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, they kind of. They they turned it back.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean, how those folks feeling right now?
Speaker 5: They've been forsaken once again. It's like, after all this
Speaker 5: and you know what the deal is, It's just the
Speaker 5: people that you had at the forefront. It's just they
Speaker 5: were too loud, That's all it is. It was just
Speaker 5: way too loud. And they start talking about doing it
Speaker 5: with the kids.
Speaker 2: It's like okay, they start sewing tuck pants at Target,
Speaker 2: and you can fuck all the way people. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, like those gay people like separate, I shouldn't
Speaker 1: say most. A lot of gay people have like distanced
Speaker 1: themselves from the whole trans thing. So there's it's not
Speaker 1: a unified culture anymore. And people were losing money on it.
Speaker 1: It's dying.
Speaker 3: It's like not even a real thing.
Speaker 1: What gayness, You're just mentally ill.
Speaker 3: They call them transvestites.
Speaker 1: Yea, right, you just prostress.
Speaker 2: Up until twenty nineteen, it was transgenderism was a mental
Speaker 2: disorder by the according to the World Health Organization. So
Speaker 2: this is a very recent thing that it's they've all
Speaker 2: of a sudden decided that it's you're not crazy. They're
Speaker 2: most definitely crazy.
Speaker 5: Yea.
Speaker 2: Six times more likely to kill themselves, three times more
Speaker 2: likely to wind up in prison. They're there, there's a
Speaker 2: screw loose, there's something wrong with them. They're not to
Speaker 2: be celebrated.
Speaker 3: This is they're a perfect example of nature and nurture
Speaker 3: both going wrong at the same time.
Speaker 2: And also like munch House, by proxy by the parents too,
Speaker 2: who are transing their kids and shit like that. Like
Speaker 2: I think the parents are mentally ill. I think the
Speaker 2: parents have personality disorders that are encouraging their kids to
Speaker 2: do it. I think Hollywood royalty, so to speak, the
Speaker 2: real super fit as actors, have a disproportionate number of
Speaker 2: trans kids because that's part of the agenda, and there's
Speaker 2: part of you know, when called upon, you will sacrifice
Speaker 2: your kids to the cult, right.
Speaker 1: And they desperately want attention, and they're like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: I get attention if I trans my kid, I will,
Speaker 1: like even if they weren't part of the agenda knowingly right,
Speaker 1: like they were just all shallow.
Speaker 2: For sure, virtue signal points off the fucking charts for
Speaker 2: something like that. So it's cult like behavior. It's it's
Speaker 2: it's uh it, it's like addictive. It sucks people in,
Speaker 2: it has to suck people in. It's being made to happen.
Speaker 2: And I think if we you know, I've got plenty
Speaker 2: of problems with Trump, but if Kamala were president, I
Speaker 2: think a lot of that stuff would be even more
Speaker 2: normalized by now. And I can't imagine that. So I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: we got our own problems echnocrats and World War oh
Speaker 2: God or and shit like that, but at least we
Speaker 2: don't we're not battling trannies. I guess that's right.
Speaker 1: The big beautiful bill which just got finished being read
Speaker 1: in Congress for like eighteen hours straight, or something that
Speaker 1: has the most terrifying technocratic takeover aspects to it of ever,
Speaker 1: one being that like the control of legislation of AI
Speaker 1: and the technocracy in essence will be consolidated in the
Speaker 1: federal government and states, we'll have a moratorium on making
Speaker 1: any rules about it for ten years, which is an
Speaker 1: insane amount of time, as well as a huge amount
Speaker 1: of funding for it, and all of this right when
Speaker 1: they joined with Pallanteer, So that's terrifying as well.
Speaker 2: Years. If you're saying ten years, ten years for AI
Speaker 2: in the beginning of AI.
Speaker 1: That's forever. That's all you need is the first ten years. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, but we already knew that Peter
Speaker 1: Teal and all that and JD. Vans and stuff. Well,
Speaker 1: Peter Teel, if you have ever heard him talk about
Speaker 1: that transhumanist is fucking insane. This motherfucker's a psychopath. Like
Speaker 1: I couldn't even I'm like, I was married to a transhumanist,
Speaker 1: Like I understand the ideology from you know, a normal
Speaker 1: person's perspective, but Peter Teale takes it to like the
Speaker 1: ultimate demonic psychopath level. It's listen to that. I never
Speaker 1: had listened to him before because I was just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I get who he is. I don't really need to
Speaker 1: listen to him. But if you want to be terrified
Speaker 1: and like not sleep well at night, go listen to
Speaker 1: Peter Teale talk. Motherfucker's like, yeah, we want humans to
Speaker 1: be able to be just like swap out their parts
Speaker 1: and like not. And he puts all this biblical shit
Speaker 1: on it, like he tries to make it philosophically and
Speaker 1: religiously ethically acceptable to people. He like rationalizes it by
Speaker 1: being like, hey, man, if you're a Christian, this is
Speaker 1: just the ultimate way to be a Christian. And if
Speaker 1: you're like into philosophy, this is the ultimate way to
Speaker 1: you know, have a higher mind. It's he's really really
Speaker 1: snakelike sneaky motherfucker.
Speaker 5: But that that's the that's the perfect people to uh,
Speaker 5: to target. Actually, because I'm gonna be I'm gonna be
Speaker 5: honest with you, Like people in the church or are
Speaker 5: some of the most easy, easiest people to fool.
Speaker 1: Just kind of true.
Speaker 5: They are because it's like, oh, well, you know, they
Speaker 5: could change for the good and God loves everybody. Man,
Speaker 5: pay attention to this motherfucker because this dude is damn
Speaker 5: bo he's sneaky, or this woman sneaky. That's how to
Speaker 5: get got man. They get God all the time, all
Speaker 5: the time. That's why you see all these scandals pop up.
Speaker 5: Was it like, well, my one man that was in
Speaker 5: there banging everybody's wife and they had to throw them
Speaker 5: out him and the deacons was but he had a family,
Speaker 5: but he had a banging wife, kids and everything. I
Speaker 5: was just like, damn cousin me, your wife finding you here,
Speaker 5: he's plugging away, bud everybody?
Speaker 1: Right, he got God's jet or what.
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 5: I mean he do wood?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was asking for a sixty five million dollar
Speaker 2: jet and he got it.
Speaker 1: When he was trying to spread the gospel at the
Speaker 1: speed of.
Speaker 2: Sound, supersonic speed.
Speaker 1: People like, yeah, you totally do that. We can't fix
Speaker 1: the roof, but let's buy him a jet.
Speaker 2: Sounds reasonable?
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know. Peter Teal is the worst, I guess the
Speaker 2: The good news is that we have the salespeople for
Speaker 2: poll and Teer being Peter tele who is a sweaty, mumbling, stuttering, bumbling,
Speaker 2: little motherfucking psychopath. Right, it's terrible on camera. And Alex Karp,
Speaker 2: who's hopped up on goofballs and talking about genocide and
Speaker 2: making no sense. I don't know if you've seen some
Speaker 2: of his some of his inner views have been chaotic
Speaker 2: like they they should take him off and not put
Speaker 2: him in front of a microphone.
Speaker 1: Does he have a nuralink or something? Is he just
Speaker 1: like missing?
Speaker 2: He's a gay Zionist technocrat, technocrat who's just like Harari
Speaker 2: thinks that we have no soul, we have no purpose,
Speaker 2: he has no stake in the future. He's he's one
Speaker 2: of those guys that fits in this category. Peter Teel
Speaker 2: is as well, these guys that he's a faux libertarian. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but part you know, he's a government he's a Zionist.
Speaker 2: If you're working for the for the American Empire, he said.
Speaker 1: They asked him, They asked Peter Teal, so should the
Speaker 1: human race continue? And he was like and they're like, oh, hesitation.
Speaker 1: And he was like well and they're like, oh, along, hesitation.
Speaker 1: He's like ah, They're like, how long do you have
Speaker 1: to hesitate?
Speaker 2: In his defense, he's autistic as fuck and he is
Speaker 2: at it public speaking. But also he wants everybody dead.
Speaker 2: Yes he does.
Speaker 1: He was basically answered like, no, not necessarily should the
Speaker 1: human race exist? No, not necessarily.
Speaker 2: Wrong people to be in charge of the technology. No,
Speaker 2: the wrong people.
Speaker 1: Yeah. On the positive note, it's not the same echelon
Speaker 1: as the baby satan Satanists, in my humble opinion, so
Speaker 1: like there is something worthwhile in them, it's just not
Speaker 1: for long because here comes the technology.
Speaker 5: You say, it's a different faction. It's a different faction.
Speaker 5: They don't they.
Speaker 1: Don't need to eat babies and make magic happen because
Speaker 1: they have the technocracy. Okay, but they're not black magicians,
Speaker 1: which is not to say that they don't consort with demons.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they know they.
Speaker 2: Are going to be black magicians.
Speaker 5: We're just well, I don't know. Eventually, eventually everybody will,
Speaker 5: uh will we'll vote for the technocracy, socialism, all that stuff.
Speaker 5: Soon enough. We already see what's happening in New York City.
Speaker 5: Just this stuff becomes more and more unaffordable, and they
Speaker 5: don't see any other way out than some type of
Speaker 5: radical move And that's and that's what happens all the time.
Speaker 5: That's what happens all the time. It's just stuff becomes
Speaker 5: And that's kyly Man, that's what I say. I was like, bo,
Speaker 5: you can you can roll forever if you just give
Speaker 5: people the basic needs. That's true, you can roll forever
Speaker 5: because of it. When they see that stuff's become unattainable.
Speaker 5: It's like, hey, look, I'm gonna be your solution and
Speaker 5: your savior. I'm stripping from these people. I'm gonna give
Speaker 5: to everybody and all y'all I have the same thing.
Speaker 5: Doesn't that sound like an utopia? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Except the droom apartment in Manhattan averages five and forty
Speaker 2: two dollars a month, and that is up five percent
Speaker 2: from last year. So go be homeless somewhere else.
Speaker 1: It's too expensive for you, Mom, Donnie.
Speaker 2: I'm just in the middle of writing out of an
Speaker 2: interview or writing out of an episode.
Speaker 5: On this guy just today the mom Donnie. Yeah, he
Speaker 5: came out of Nowork like.
Speaker 2: Thirty three year old uh Ugandan music rap music producer.
Speaker 1: That's who he is.
Speaker 3: Yes, I sort of God, if you're not born in
Speaker 3: fucking America to American parents, you shouldn't be able to
Speaker 3: run for fucking janitor for real, he was.
Speaker 2: He was endorsed by AOC and Bernie Sanders. But listen,
Speaker 2: he has a totally valid degree from a bull Doing College,
Speaker 2: which is a leftist university. His degrees in African studies.
Speaker 5: You know, because everyday he knows Negro.
Speaker 2: He's like it'd be like me going.
Speaker 3: To I don't know, we're back to the.
Speaker 5: Idiot.
Speaker 2: I know, dude, he wants state run grocery stores. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like what.
Speaker 1: Haven't you ever read any history?
Speaker 2: They don't learn, they cannot learn. They are impervious to facts.
Speaker 2: Oh Jesus that they just cannot comprehend how this is
Speaker 2: going to play out. It is a classic component of
Speaker 2: leftist thinking. They just cannot extrapolate out two steps out.
Speaker 2: It's they can't do it. They can't understand how the
Speaker 2: how how it's possible that the government running a grocery
Speaker 2: store is going to go out of business. They can't
Speaker 2: figure it out.
Speaker 1: If you very gently, like ask them a nice question
Speaker 1: that might get them to like think about it, they
Speaker 1: will like vehemently attack you personally and try to like
Speaker 1: break your heart. You're like, what why did this become
Speaker 1: a personal attack thing for you? I literally am just
Speaker 1: trying to help you think this through and ask you
Speaker 1: a question. I'm just trying to share a fact with
Speaker 1: you or just try to get you to think I'm
Speaker 1: not even being being at all. It's a totally like
Speaker 1: neutral thing for me. And they're like, you fucking got bitch,
Speaker 1: You're a Nazi all right, I guess there's no conversation.
Speaker 3: People slander in the fucking Nazis like they have been lately.
Speaker 3: All this comparing the Jews and Nazis is so insulting you,
Speaker 3: the fucking Nazis.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: This guy has a plan for New York City. You
Speaker 2: want to know what the plan is? More affordable housing?
Speaker 3: What the fuck? That sounds like a liberal scam. Affordable
Speaker 3: sounds like a liberal scam.
Speaker 1: He needs, definitely it.
Speaker 2: Would you like to take a wild guess how much
Speaker 2: money he needs to make this?
Speaker 1: Three billions?
Speaker 2: Yeah, seventy billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Seventy billion, yeah, seventy billion.
Speaker 2: A goad jillion. He might as well have said a
Speaker 2: goadjillion dollars.
Speaker 5: Just you see.
Speaker 3: This is why, this is why Hitler shut down the
Speaker 3: other political parties, because they're just nonsense at this point.
Speaker 2: So not everybody's voice, does it deserves to be heard.
Speaker 2: Some of my ideas are dumb.
Speaker 3: That's true, Like this is illegal in this country.
Speaker 2: You've gone before, buddy, This is too fucking stupid for
Speaker 2: your idea to advance past this. You should not speak
Speaker 2: of this in public ever. Again, this idea that you're
Speaker 2: going to get involved in rent controls and price controls
Speaker 2: and you're going to run city owned grocery stores. Are
Speaker 2: you out of your fucking mind?
Speaker 1: Why are you doing this?
Speaker 2: Is if you don't have enough things to do, you
Speaker 2: want to get into an industry one percent profit margins
Speaker 2: so that you can put them out of business, are you?
Speaker 2: They're food deserts in the inner city. Yeah. The people
Speaker 2: who live in the inner city go into the grocery
Speaker 2: stores and they steal all the shit. So the grocery
Speaker 2: re tired of losing all our money. We're out of here,
Speaker 2: and they leave and then the government goes it's food deserts.
Speaker 2: They're all racist, and it's like no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's the repercussions of your behavior.
Speaker 5: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: It's reality.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: This So anyway, I'm all fired up because I'm writing
Speaker 2: about this guy and I'm just like, this guy is done.
Speaker 2: He's how did you He's as dumb as as a
Speaker 2: guy who's been doing it his entire life, you know,
Speaker 2: but like at thirty three years old, I'm sorry, I
Speaker 2: just get one Guido aoc vibes about this guy, like
Speaker 2: grew up in in Africa and then moved to South Africa.
Speaker 2: Grew up in uh Uganda and then moved to South Africa,
Speaker 2: and then his parents were in were professors in New
Speaker 2: York City. I'm like, you know what that smells like?
Speaker 2: C I A, yeah, I don't know, that's right.
Speaker 1: I think we should like this, Like handing it over
Speaker 1: to the Ralians would work out better for us. Right,
Speaker 1: it's just IQ test everyone. You can only vote if
Speaker 1: you have above a certain IQ minimum of one hundred, right, ten,
Speaker 1: maybe even better. And then you know, we also let
Speaker 1: that lie go on. We're like, if you have more sex,
Speaker 1: your IQ will go up.
Speaker 3: That's the best one in the world.
Speaker 2: Is one of the best I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: Free plastic surgery for all guaranty.
Speaker 5: Well, they what they said with this uh Madamdi guy whatever,
Speaker 5: it's young white people who have voted him into place.
Speaker 2: Because there's plenty of white people, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, young white people. They said he had really
Speaker 5: got got a whole lot of support from black and
Speaker 5: brown bodies. See young white folks that really like, really
Speaker 5: liked the way he's taking this.
Speaker 1: And you know, they went out right after that and
Speaker 1: they posted on all their social media. It's like I thought,
Speaker 1: if their mom Johnny, because I'm not racist.
Speaker 2: Or whatever, and they got and then the butt plug
Speaker 2: back in. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: But then he said, man, we need to tax that,
Speaker 5: We need to tax all these white folk more. I
Speaker 5: was like, hold on, so.
Speaker 2: Please, Yeah, that's what they all said. He's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: I want to pay more taxes because I want to
Speaker 1: help the food desserts.
Speaker 2: I want to plant seeds in the food desert. You
Speaker 2: shut the fuck up? Was it?
Speaker 5: It was kind of like when the when the celebrities
Speaker 5: was out there was like, oh, you know Trump's tax
Speaker 5: because of stuff, It's going to help me out, but
Speaker 5: I don't need the extra eighty thousand dollars. I was like,
Speaker 5: when you get the extra eighty thousand dollars, give it away.
Speaker 1: About the way, why are you.
Speaker 2: Trying to blow up everybody else's deal, you asshole.
Speaker 5: When you get age eighty grandy, give it away. You
Speaker 5: don't need it, right or you don't keep it.
Speaker 1: Come on, liars, that's a liars you guys here there's
Speaker 1: a fence around the White House again.
Speaker 2: Yeah's and the Treasury why because we're probably gonna want
Speaker 2: to hang them for something.
Speaker 5: I will.
Speaker 1: Because they're going to pass.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See, if all of you stop paying your taxes, you
Speaker 3: didn't have to worry about any of this sh anymore,
Speaker 3: sting your money going.
Speaker 5: To this crap.
Speaker 1: I just remember they put up those walls like sometimes
Speaker 1: I don't know, I like Biden was like hiding or something.
Speaker 1: We're like not sure if they're gonna let the election
Speaker 1: take place. And now they have them again, and it's
Speaker 1: like seems to be around July fourth, like they're expecting something.
Speaker 2: Everybody's calendar.
Speaker 3: Maybe they're having a July fourth celebration.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's Toyota.
Speaker 1: Than what if the thought event goes crazy? What if
Speaker 1: the sun does its shit and the whole fucking grid
Speaker 1: goes down and the Satsuki prophecy comes true and the
Speaker 1: Pacific Ocean goes and staying. There's tsunamis everywhere and there's
Speaker 1: no power, and so they're just like barricading.
Speaker 2: It now just in case that would make sense, that's
Speaker 2: probably what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: Not that I'm excited or if anybody.
Speaker 2: Wants to be in Pueblo for the apocalypse. We are
Speaker 2: at altitude, so I think we're pretty safe from tsunamis
Speaker 2: and shit but insane and we'll see you there.
Speaker 1: I was literally eighteen years old and I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: the world's surely going to end in major catalysm. Where
Speaker 1: could I go? And I was like Colorado and here
Speaker 1: I am now totally by accident, but I did actually
Speaker 1: choose this place to live through the apocalypse when I
Speaker 1: was eighteen.
Speaker 2: Then then you might get your wish.
Speaker 1: I might be a little too prescient. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I think so, yeah, wake Am, Wake Up Show.
Speaker 1: It's technically possible that I'm there. Did Cory and Charlie
Speaker 1: are going to be there?
Speaker 2: Maybe Corey is going to try to get there. I'm
Speaker 2: going to be down there.
Speaker 1: Steve am, wake Up. I'm sure lots of bands. I
Speaker 1: didn't actually check out the whole lineup, but bands are
Speaker 1: fun food, all the good stuff.
Speaker 2: I know. One of the bands.
Speaker 1: Spider Land.
Speaker 2: Spider Land. Yeah, they've gone all the last two years
Speaker 2: they've played.
Speaker 1: Has it been two years?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: This is the third one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, awesome, third one. That's a Masonic shit.
Speaker 2: I don't know, pretty three.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Steve is probably going to be holding some sort of
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Speaker 1: Well, you guys want to tell the people some things execute.
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