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Speaker 2: We sometimes do know what to expect, but then when
Speaker 2: it happens, we like to lie to ourselves about oh
Speaker 2: so many different things, and for oh so many different reasons.
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Speaker 2: but there certainly is an infinite amount of them. So I'm,
Speaker 2: like I said, you're listing those off. There's all sorts
Speaker 2: of crazy news stories constantly that capture our imaginations. They
Speaker 2: suck us right in, and there's no shortage of commentary
Speaker 2: on the new So once again, anybody who's here, thank
Speaker 2: you for being here and listening to this show. I
Speaker 2: have been talking about the news lately more than I
Speaker 2: ever have, and I might drift away from that again,
Speaker 2: but I do want to continue making the same sorts
Speaker 2: of points I have been as of late, because I
Speaker 2: feel they need to be reiterated, and I don't see
Speaker 2: many people saying a lot of stuff that I feel
Speaker 2: is important. So I'm gonna just keep doing that just
Speaker 2: to prove the point that I am saying certain things.
Speaker 2: So maybe it won't be useful at some point, but anyway,
Speaker 2: all sorts of cool stories.
Speaker 3: This week. We have Trump's.
Speaker 2: BBW that he's all about. That's a real cool story.
Speaker 2: I didn't even really read any of the stories. I
Speaker 2: just looked over the headlines and I don't here's some
Speaker 2: good news. I'm not going to cover that news because
Speaker 2: I don't. I didn't even force myself to look at that.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming that Bill has something to do with helping
Speaker 2: the big tech companies and their tech overlords that are
Speaker 2: running everything these days.
Speaker 3: I would assume.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but that's just an educated guess I'm
Speaker 2: gonna throw out there.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Would it be really fascinating that me I didn't read
Speaker 2: anything about it if I were actually right that in
Speaker 2: many ways that BBW is all about helping our tech
Speaker 2: olig arts gain more control over.
Speaker 3: Our society.
Speaker 4: Aaron, you're saying, BBW, that sounds like big beautiful woman
Speaker 4: as opposed to big beautiful Bill.
Speaker 3: Well, isn't that what Trump likes?
Speaker 2: I thought I thought he was. I thought that was
Speaker 2: part of the news too. Is like Trump was saying,
Speaker 2: look look at this big my BBW that I'm so
Speaker 2: proud of. I thought maybe he had a new wife,
Speaker 2: even I don't know.
Speaker 4: BBW is generally a woman with some extra weight on her. Though,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, I don't think Trump's into that.
Speaker 4: I think he gets pissed at that.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, yeah, that's why I found that. I'm like
Speaker 2: always turning over and you leave Trump. This is such
Speaker 2: a change from the beauty pageants he was so excited
Speaker 2: about in prebious years.
Speaker 4: But a laden lit Chulby Chaser. I don't know, man,
Speaker 4: you know, and look I'm not I got no shame
Speaker 4: in the game. I don't know what I'm at. You
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But this bill is an absolute ten.
Speaker 5: If it was my daughter, I would date it is, BBW.
Speaker 3: I've just paid for you.
Speaker 4: Yes, she looks really good, doesn't she tell you? Let
Speaker 4: me tell Howard Stern about my daughter's breast again, Holly
Speaker 4: Bush about how you can just grab you know, yeah, but.
Speaker 2: You guy, I just say, what, this makes sense, right,
Speaker 2: Chuck that bb WA?
Speaker 3: It makes sense? Is that Trump News? So that's just
Speaker 3: what I thought, And calm me crazy.
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm hearing BBW, and I'm thinking, that's a
Speaker 4: big beautiful woman. That's not a big beautiful bill. What
Speaker 4: are you doing to gold to be gutiful?
Speaker 6: Bill?
Speaker 3: It's a big beautiful bill and a bill. I mean,
Speaker 3: you hear Bill and.
Speaker 2: You think William, But I want to say bills should
Speaker 2: be feminine in even an esoteric sense.
Speaker 3: Perhaps we're talking about, you know, all.
Speaker 2: Sorts of interesting free Masonic stuff. Perhaps even the bill
Speaker 2: is it's giving birth to a new way of life.
Speaker 2: Right here we go, bringing back into the esoteric. I
Speaker 2: haven't done this in way too long, but we're back
Speaker 2: at it. And that's why the a bill he said
Speaker 2: to be. If we're calling it a big beautiful bill,
Speaker 2: why don't we just go all the way and call
Speaker 2: it a big beautiful woman?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: I mean, it makes sense to me. It makes more
Speaker 2: sense than anything else I've seen lately.
Speaker 4: So, you know, golden I don't know between golden domes
Speaker 4: and the big beautiful bill and the you know, and
Speaker 4: and Biden has cancer and maybe somebody auto pend him
Speaker 4: through his presidency and wow, I don't know, man, I'm
Speaker 4: I'm depressed at this point.
Speaker 2: But the news I gotta tell it's difficult to keep up,
Speaker 2: to keep up, I'm not even really trying, But.
Speaker 3: Here we are. And I do apologize for doing so
Speaker 3: much of this.
Speaker 2: I we got to get back to doing other material
Speaker 2: on the show, which I will, I promise I will.
Speaker 3: I'll cycle background to it. Bear with me, everybody.
Speaker 4: Oh, and just like you have an open invitation for
Speaker 4: your Patreon. I have an open invitation for my entire show.
Speaker 4: At this point, I am so sick of covering the news.
Speaker 4: Tell me something else to do. I'm serious. I will
Speaker 4: literally take like the first coherent suggestion and try to
Speaker 4: run with it, no matter what it is. The first
Speaker 4: coherent suggestion that is emailed to me, I will try
Speaker 4: to run with it. Dead series. I'll give credit or not.
Speaker 4: You tell me, doesn't matter. If anybody wants to email me,
Speaker 4: click the email link at ochelli dot com or blind
Speaker 4: JFK researcher gmail dot com, whatever you want to do,
Speaker 4: it's fine. I will take the suggestions and with that, Aaron,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna bow out. But I kept hearing you say BBW,
Speaker 4: and I'm thinking of myself, that's like old slang for
Speaker 4: basically I like the pat Chicks. I mean, that's what
Speaker 4: it comes down to anyway, you know, Sorry, I just like,
Speaker 4: that's very anti Trump. I'm thinking to myself, that's not Trump,
Speaker 4: that's not a Trump thing. Yeah, you might like DBB,
Speaker 4: you know, the big beautiful bill or big beautiful breasts,
Speaker 4: but not Yeah.
Speaker 3: I guess it's a BBB, a triple.
Speaker 4: B random death Metal Er just entered the chat. I
Speaker 4: just want to say hello. I just happened to notice
Speaker 4: and pop up. I didn't even read his.
Speaker 3: Chat, but anyway, okay, all right, what's up man?
Speaker 2: I see that you have been my Patreon too, So
Speaker 2: thank you Ring the Death Meanair for all of your support. Appreciate,
Speaker 2: really thankful for that. So very very cool to have.
Speaker 3: You back and to see you back at the Ocelli chat.
Speaker 2: I know you kind of come when you go. It's
Speaker 2: always good to see you there, good to see the
Speaker 2: familiar faces that got to recognize for doing this for
Speaker 2: so long. And yeah, Chuck, I mean you and I
Speaker 2: are in a similar boat. We're sick of a good
Speaker 2: many things. And also I feel the need for a
Speaker 2: little bit of restraint at the moment, because I just
Speaker 2: see so many traps being set for all of us
Speaker 2: that are going to get us one way or another.
Speaker 2: None of us are above it or better than it,
Speaker 2: or going to be able to catch everything, and so
Speaker 2: we got to be really careful for one thing. But
Speaker 2: that won't stop me from being upset at some of
Speaker 2: the people who are just obviously falling right to something
Speaker 2: like the worst and stupidest trap set for us out
Speaker 2: there because had we ought not to know better a bit.
Speaker 2: So it's tough to humble myself and to put myself
Speaker 2: out there as an example of somebody who's been ensnared.
Speaker 3: Something happened this week, which is pretty.
Speaker 2: Run of the mill and is happening to anybody consuming
Speaker 2: online content of any kind. This happening to everybody at
Speaker 2: all times.
Speaker 3: So basically, I just saw.
Speaker 2: Somebody I know told me a story based off of
Speaker 2: a TikTok video and they're saying, oh, yeah, the did
Speaker 2: he trial?
Speaker 3: Right, big news story. Did he trial? Something came up
Speaker 3: this week where they played an.
Speaker 2: Audio tape and it's friends the artist, the.
Speaker 3: Artist formerly Prince, the Armist artist, Prince. We know Prince,
Speaker 3: we know Princes right, everybody does.
Speaker 2: So anyway, as the story goes, he records this tape
Speaker 2: shortly before he died, and in this tape he's detailing
Speaker 2: his involvement with He Diddy and his involvement in all
Speaker 2: of the particulars of what came up during the case.
Speaker 2: And one of the points they made was he reiterated
Speaker 2: in this audio tape different points that other witnesses had
Speaker 2: brought up during the trial.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: His testimony on this tape reiterated specific facts and he
Speaker 2: was railing off specific days and times and names, and
Speaker 2: it was amazing. It was the jury was spellbound and
Speaker 2: it was the defense tried to knock it down, but
Speaker 2: the judge let it play anyway. So, anyway, this was
Speaker 2: the story, right.
Speaker 3: And I believed it. I was like, oh man, that's crazy,
Speaker 3: that's wild.
Speaker 2: And I believed it for a few days and then
Speaker 2: the person who told me about this story he's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: that was all fake.
Speaker 3: I was like what.
Speaker 2: And I was really mad at myself for falling for it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what the hell.
Speaker 3: I'm am?
Speaker 2: I this stupid and answers yes, I am. It's like yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel like I should be better than that. But
Speaker 2: what happened to me is what happens to everybody.
Speaker 3: I let.
Speaker 2: I believed what I wanted to believe. It's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's interesting. That's exciting, and you get all emotionally
Speaker 2: involved and it's exciting. It's like, yeah, okay, this is cool,
Speaker 2: and then it turns out to be not just partially
Speaker 2: wrong but completely made up. Is totally made up, and
Speaker 2: so that just goes to show you what can happen.
Speaker 3: It's that easy.
Speaker 2: Now, had this person not told me that this is fake,
Speaker 2: I'd would be even worse because would just have going
Speaker 2: on believing this for how long? But it makes you
Speaker 2: think if this is just the stuff that's just littered
Speaker 2: throughout social media. I mean the entire platform of TikTok
Speaker 2: is pretty much just all stuff like that. It's just
Speaker 2: all sorts of weird videos as like, uh, there's all
Speaker 2: these weird celebrity videos like have you ever heard vocalist
Speaker 2: Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. He's worth fifty billion dollars, but
Speaker 2: what he does is heyes has cancer and he's giving
Speaker 2: his billions of dollars to chefs and he's giving it
Speaker 2: the children.
Speaker 3: It's like rifling off all this like weird stuff as
Speaker 3: that annoying AI voice.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee, like most of his videos, I was
Speaker 2: just making up all that crap.
Speaker 3: That's what these videos do.
Speaker 2: They just like take some thing that you know is
Speaker 2: going to get engagement. It just makes up a bunch
Speaker 2: of stuff and then there you go. You have a
Speaker 2: video and you hear AI curates all the images for you,
Speaker 2: and tada, that's your ticket. To viral success now is
Speaker 2: just have a machine make this content for you, which
Speaker 2: is getting it's wild to see this automated content generation.
Speaker 3: So that's one whole thing.
Speaker 2: Then there's the other side of this, where it's not
Speaker 2: just like AI's slopping together a bunch of hallucinations for
Speaker 2: us to hallucinate along with it's also people knowingly putting
Speaker 2: out misinformation to as counterintelligence. So so much of social
Speaker 2: media is counterintelligence on us, the population of In this case,
Speaker 2: I'm speaking for America right now as an American, I'm
Speaker 2: talking about America, but this happens everywhere. But I see
Speaker 2: how things go here because this is my lift experience,
Speaker 2: and it's a doozy as you all well know, because
Speaker 2: you're right there with me. You're living the same life.
Speaker 2: You see this, I hope you do, so, so there
Speaker 2: you have it. And another point about this that needs
Speaker 2: to be made is that these solacious stories like the
Speaker 2: p Ditty case and the Epstein saga, these things are
Speaker 2: perfect things to use to plant misinformation because there's such
Speaker 2: attention grabbing things that you know people are going to
Speaker 2: focus on. It's going to get attention, and it's always
Speaker 2: going to be presented as oh, look at the corrupt establishment, right,
Speaker 2: so it's immediately framed as here is the truth about
Speaker 2: the corrupt establishment. That's like the overarching theme behind these cases.
Speaker 2: So as soon as you like, drip in whatever you
Speaker 2: want to whatever story you want people to believe, or
Speaker 2: whatever direction you want to run them.
Speaker 3: Off into, whatever limited hangout you want to have them
Speaker 3: be a part of, you are doing.
Speaker 2: It under the auspice of fighting the system. This is
Speaker 2: we're talking about corruption at the highest levels of of
Speaker 2: our society. This is high society exposed. They don't use
Speaker 2: that term exposed as much as they used to. A
Speaker 2: lot of videos were like this or that exposed. I
Speaker 2: haven't seen that word used anymore. But there's always trends
Speaker 2: with these stupid things.
Speaker 3: With these uh what is it? Keyword? Keyword trends is
Speaker 3: what it is, title keywords. It's all about SEO.
Speaker 2: It's all about getting attention, the attention economy. It's all
Speaker 2: about digital weird social media, augmented conversation and uh, social
Speaker 2: dialogue and narrative making. So much of it is about
Speaker 2: just getting attention. And so along with all this crap,
Speaker 2: we just have this weird technical side of it of
Speaker 2: the of the back end, like the website back end,
Speaker 2: like how do I get all the views? How do
Speaker 2: I get the attention? And so much of this is that.
Speaker 2: But then there's also the truly diabolical, propagandistic, uh counterintelligence misinformation.
Speaker 3: Side to all this too. So what to some defy this?
Speaker 2: I would say, the Daitty case, the Epstein thing perfect
Speaker 2: condoments for sewing misinformation disinformation, So we have to remember
Speaker 2: that they're perfect ways to distract us from other things
Speaker 2: we're not supposed to be talking about, we're supposed to
Speaker 2: be doing anything about. So I think that's a very
Speaker 2: important thing we all need to realize. And it's difficult
Speaker 2: because so many of us in this world who do
Speaker 2: want to know the truth have rightfully paid attention to
Speaker 2: these things. However, I think the time has come where
Speaker 2: we need to see how these things not only can be,
Speaker 2: but certainly happened weaponized against us.
Speaker 3: And I saw I'm just gonna I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I don't usually like calling people out, but certain people
Speaker 2: made me so up set over time and everything. I'm
Speaker 2: just going to now from from here on out, didn't
Speaker 2: I mean so USh you will on me by me
Speaker 2: to do it like Luke Kwardowski is one of these
Speaker 2: people that I've had it with, and he's out here.
Speaker 2: I saw this week complaining about how Dan Bongino and
Speaker 2: Kash Patel are. Now they did some Fox interview and
Speaker 2: they're denying that Epstein killed himself.
Speaker 6: And he's all waving his hands around and screaming.
Speaker 3: At the top of his lums. Oh this is awful.
Speaker 3: These they're what happened to these guys? They made a
Speaker 3: turn or they're being traders, and it's.
Speaker 2: Like they because they didn't because they don't believe Epstein
Speaker 2: killed himself.
Speaker 3: This is the end of the world.
Speaker 4: My favorite on that one. By the way, Eron, I
Speaker 4: don't know if you saw this yet, Harold and Kumar
Speaker 4: do the Epstein files?
Speaker 3: Have you seen that? Is that a video?
Speaker 4: No, it's a meme. It's like, oh god, they put
Speaker 4: Patel and Bongino up there. Oh they're playing chair they're
Speaker 4: Harold and Kumar. Get the Epstein files. We got it? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I got it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I mean it's it's just to me.
Speaker 3: This is all again. This is a distraction, is what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: And if you if you had any expectations for dam
Speaker 2: Bungino and kash Patel, what the hell are you thinking?
Speaker 2: First of all, all right, we have to understand that
Speaker 2: people like that are only out it. I think if
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about them as individuals, they're in
Speaker 2: this for individual power and they're exploiting the attention economy
Speaker 2: that we've been speaking about to raise in the ranks
Speaker 2: for themselves. And that's all that they care about is
Speaker 2: getting more and more power to themselves. Now they've made
Speaker 2: it into the uh current presidential administration, right, so they
Speaker 2: did it. They used all that stuff to get there,
Speaker 2: and now they'll just do whatever they have to know
Speaker 2: that they're there, Okay, And if you don't see this
Speaker 2: story as that, and you're just making a much ado
Speaker 2: about nothing, honestly, and Mike Wise, for the Epstein story
Speaker 2: and whether he killed himself or not, that again is
Speaker 2: one big waste of time and it is going to
Speaker 2: continue to be used in this way to get us
Speaker 2: to do certain things, like what vote for this current regime.
Speaker 2: The Trump MAGA ticket has exploited the entirety of the
Speaker 2: conspiracy culture world, all of it. Epstein absolutely, And we
Speaker 2: could sit here and we can debate, like, well, Trump's
Speaker 2: a part of the Epstein thing, Yeah, that doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that he can't exploit it at the same time, and
Speaker 2: that alone is enough to That should be enough to
Speaker 2: make you go, no, wait a minute, what's really happening here.
Speaker 2: It should be enough for the discerning person to realize, like, oh,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, you're telling me these conspiracy ideas are
Speaker 2: being weaponized against us, those who are trying to make
Speaker 2: sense of the world and speak truth to power, try
Speaker 2: to try to make a better world and expose corruption.
Speaker 3: Well, it doesn't seem like the end result has been
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 2: Seems like it has been to put in new systems
Speaker 2: and new again residential regimes in this case, in order
Speaker 2: to do well, in order to do quite a bit.
Speaker 2: But that's the part we're not talking about, and that's
Speaker 2: what I'm trying to say. We're not talking about the
Speaker 2: part of the actual implementation of what the agendas that
Speaker 2: the controllers of this whole thing and the people that
Speaker 2: bought this system, what they're actually doing with it. We're
Speaker 2: all caught up in their propaganda strym that they have
Speaker 2: used against us, that they have bond and paid for,
Speaker 2: that they use.
Speaker 3: They control with technological precision.
Speaker 2: It's not too precise that these AI systems say heym
Speaker 2: do hallucinate. But that's all part of the fun I suppose,
Speaker 2: because it makes us more insane because we're hallucinating alongside
Speaker 2: of it and we're going crazy ourselves.
Speaker 3: Another pathetic somewhat funny. It would be funny.
Speaker 2: It should be funny because it's a comedian, but pathetic display.
Speaker 2: This past week was Tim Dillon talking he did I
Speaker 2: Think a CNN interview and the interviewer asked him, hold on,
Speaker 2: I'm before getting that, I should explain who Tim Dilan
Speaker 2: is for anybody who doesn't know, Tim Dillon is a comedian.
Speaker 2: So he's a stand up comedian. He has a podcast,
Speaker 2: so he's one of these guys that, Yeah, he's basically
Speaker 2: became a MAGA influencer and very he's he made a
Speaker 2: right wing political turn, and he's very similar to kind
Speaker 2: of Joe Rogan. He's funnier than Joe Rogan's. He's actually
Speaker 2: he has been a funny comedian in the past at least,
Speaker 2: but he's similar in that he's alwayed his comedy podcast
Speaker 2: career and turned it polytical, okay, and so he I
Speaker 2: don't know how many people listen to him. I at
Speaker 2: one point I listened to a few of his podcasts
Speaker 2: and they were funny.
Speaker 3: They were funny.
Speaker 2: But I've to say that I've grown sick of him
Speaker 2: as an understatement. Oh yes, This interview clip of him
Speaker 2: doing a CNN interview in this past week. The interviewer
Speaker 2: asked him if he thinks that he is part of
Speaker 2: a new establishment, and that's I reposted that on my
Speaker 2: Twitter X.
Speaker 3: It's very worth watching because there's a lot going on. Uh.
Speaker 3: First of all, Dylan looks completely dead.
Speaker 2: He looks like his soul has been stolen out of him,
Speaker 2: and he's just quiet and he's dull. This is a
Speaker 2: guy he was like really faint, buoyant and wild and
Speaker 2: loud and crazy and that was like part of his act.
Speaker 2: And he was a very engaging, wild comedian and he
Speaker 2: certainly is not here.
Speaker 3: He's just this like quiet. Uh, he looks done. He
Speaker 3: looks done.
Speaker 2: He looks like he's like, oh God, then what have
Speaker 2: I become? Like you can see that or I see
Speaker 2: that when I watched this. It's horrible. He's just rifling
Speaker 2: off these lame talking points. He's like, oh, we can't
Speaker 2: be a new subagent, and how could we be more
Speaker 2: powerful than billionaires? In the CIA talks about how Kamrade
Speaker 2: Harris was a lame candidate.
Speaker 3: Ah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: It's just it's it's not even what he's saying, it's
Speaker 2: how he's saying it as well.
Speaker 3: It's just like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: And I think the real truth in that clip comes
Speaker 2: through too, is that he knows he is part of
Speaker 2: a new establishment and he can't. He knows that he
Speaker 2: can't a minute because he has to keep up the appearance.
Speaker 3: Because this goes on the establishment he's part of. Hasn't
Speaker 3: just disappeared now that the guy has been elected into office.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 2: This thing is an honor. He has to keep playing
Speaker 2: the part. He knows that, so he that's part of
Speaker 2: the other problem with this clip. He's like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I know the truth that I got a life off
Speaker 2: these super lame athetic reasons.
Speaker 3: Why that's not true? I don't know. To me, all
Speaker 3: that speaks for itself.
Speaker 2: I don't know about anybody else, but to me at
Speaker 2: this point, it's.
Speaker 3: Just like, man, what when's the take? I don't know how.
Speaker 2: It's just sad to me this whole thing, and his
Speaker 2: sadness once again consuming the video. Now I'm sad, and
Speaker 2: I'm not like the world's biggest Tim Dillon fan, but
Speaker 2: I did think he was funny and I thought he
Speaker 2: had an interesting deal. He was a unique comedian. But
Speaker 2: now he's just another MAGA loser. And oh he's not losing.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's making plenty of money, and he's got
Speaker 2: all the right connections, and he's well placed as a
Speaker 2: member of the new establishment would be, and he is
Speaker 2: that and so many of these other lame os. So
Speaker 2: I hope their lives are better now. I hope Tim
Speaker 2: Dillon and all the other like the Theo Vaughn's and
Speaker 2: all these like cornballs who can't can't even like rub
Speaker 2: two brain cells together, first of all. But for some
Speaker 2: reason people are getting social commentary from these numb skulls.
Speaker 3: I hope you're living a.
Speaker 2: Good life, and you probably are probably doing real well
Speaker 2: for yourselves. I'm sure that much at least, But we're
Speaker 2: being misdirected everywhere we look. The anti establishment figures that
Speaker 2: we have been given is they're useful idiots.
Speaker 3: To see. Once again, mister Radowski, if.
Speaker 2: He over this, he's been in this game longer than me,
Speaker 2: and if he's not wise to this by now, that
Speaker 2: speaks volumes again. I'm not scared to talk about these
Speaker 2: people directly anymore because they're doing so much damage about it.
Speaker 3: These idiots.
Speaker 2: Are running our country and quite frankly, our world into
Speaker 2: the ground, and you're doing it for the benefit of
Speaker 2: our heck masters that are in control, you know, the
Speaker 2: transhumanists you're scared of.
Speaker 3: You're doing the dirty work for him and you don't
Speaker 3: even know it.
Speaker 2: The smarter ones that you know what you're doing. Tim
Speaker 2: don I think he's one of the smarter ones. I
Speaker 2: think he knows for what he's doing, and the neurons don't.
Speaker 3: It's time to get.
Speaker 2: Wise, and those of you that are wise, I can't
Speaker 2: make you have principles. I can't make you turn back
Speaker 2: around now. But maybe working in an Amazon would be
Speaker 2: better than what you're doing. Give rather of thought for
Speaker 2: a second. Does that sound crazy? If you have any
Speaker 2: semblance of integrity, you would know that that would be
Speaker 2: better working directly for Amazon, not as a r REP,
Speaker 2: but as somebody lifting boxes in the damn warehouse.
Speaker 3: Does it suck? Yes? Is it horrible? Yes? Is it
Speaker 3: so crushing.
Speaker 2: Yes, is it less so crushing than being a pr
Speaker 2: frontman for this BS.
Speaker 3: That's for you to decide, not me.
Speaker 2: But anyway, other interesting countercultural conspiracy ideas, far right wing
Speaker 2: conspiracy ideas, which seemed to.
Speaker 3: Be the conspiracy ideas of choice over the past.
Speaker 2: Few years, we can see that there's a rise in
Speaker 2: the wonderful hate conspiracies. White genocide made its big White
Speaker 2: House premiere this past week, with Trump sitting with the
Speaker 2: South African premiere there and bringing him the receipts of
Speaker 2: the white genocide in South Africa.
Speaker 3: Boy, he already showed him. Take that.
Speaker 2: South Africa, you have been exposed once again. This exposure
Speaker 2: you'll never live down because now.
Speaker 3: Everybody's seen it.
Speaker 2: We played this weird video that looks like somebody pulled
Speaker 2: off a random video on YouTube and claims that it
Speaker 2: boves the case for white genocide in South Africa. And
Speaker 2: I'm not exactly sure where.
Speaker 6: Look looking for a love this?
Speaker 3: It shows the dead white furbers.
Speaker 6: There's millions. You can see millions of dead white.
Speaker 3: Furbers all over the place.
Speaker 2: It is It's like, okay, I guess is that what
Speaker 2: is if he says so, I mean you're then why
Speaker 2: would he be lying.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It must be down that rth. He's
Speaker 3: our leader and oh man.
Speaker 2: Oh And also on this story, did you notice the
Speaker 2: talking point was given out directly by the White House.
Speaker 3: I know, the White House with their little X profile.
Speaker 2: Was saying this and then other little stooges for this
Speaker 2: regime we're parenting the same cramp is that the receipts
Speaker 2: talking point. Trump brought the receipts.
Speaker 3: Ah.
Speaker 2: God, it's absolutely unbearable, this crap that they come up with, But.
Speaker 3: It's even worse to see people repeating it. They do.
Speaker 2: You know, let's just take the top story at the
Speaker 2: Daily Stormer website and just hand that over to the
Speaker 2: President of the Evil Office and like, look, look at.
Speaker 3: The latest news. What are we gonna do about this?
Speaker 3: I don't know, the South Africa visited's coming. I should
Speaker 3: terrible about it. Yeah, do that.
Speaker 2: But another interesting point to make here is that it's
Speaker 2: so easy to hang us all on the dear leader
Speaker 2: of ours and see that he's the guy doing this,
Speaker 2: when I don't think that's the case. I think, like
Speaker 2: so many of the pr people, for this entire new
Speaker 2: power grab, he's another useful idiot that's not too difficult
Speaker 2: to manipulate.
Speaker 3: I believe he.
Speaker 2: I don't know all of the who's that were behind
Speaker 2: manipulating him into this White House stunt, but I do
Speaker 2: know old Buddy Musk was standing there with his arms
Speaker 2: crossed watching this whole thing. The guy who had been
Speaker 2: told this past week is persona non garado he's getting
Speaker 2: kicked out of the White House.
Speaker 3: Well, he was there for that. I don't know. I
Speaker 3: don't know what's going on with all that.
Speaker 2: I know that the media is trying to make us
Speaker 2: believe that Musk is out of there.
Speaker 3: He's name war Trump's habiba and everybody.
Speaker 2: Makes fun of him, And all I have to says, yeah,
Speaker 2: maybe I mean this whole South African white genocide b
Speaker 2: s seems like right down his alley he was standing there.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he had anything to do in
Speaker 2: prompting this. I definitely say maybe he did.
Speaker 4: Aaron, I need to ask you, did you catch the thing? Okay,
Speaker 4: another thing that went on in the news over the
Speaker 4: past you know two weeks, Remember when Trump came out
Speaker 4: and said, you know, I get this neurotic fat friend.
Speaker 4: He gets the fat shut and it's not working really good.
Speaker 4: But anyway, he gets it and he's complaining because it
Speaker 4: costs this much. You remember that whole story, No, I
Speaker 4: need you to do this. Oh it's about a Yeah,
Speaker 4: well that's what he was talking about. But he's like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, I've got this really neurotic friend who is
Speaker 4: a very famous person. You'd know his name. But yeah,
Speaker 4: and he's got a weight problem and he's taking the
Speaker 4: fat shot. It's not working very good, but he's taking
Speaker 4: the fat shot. You didn't hear that old story.
Speaker 2: So wait, are where you're going with this? Are you
Speaker 2: saying that Trump himself is taking it and he's using
Speaker 2: the old I know a friend but it's actually him?
Speaker 2: Is that what's going on?
Speaker 4: No, it's worse because somebody went I kid you not.
Speaker 4: Somebody went to Groc right and said, hey, who is
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's mystery friend who's taking the fat shot?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 4: Yea and yeah, man, I have an article on it.
Speaker 4: But the punchline is this, you know what groc is, right, the.
Speaker 3: Groc Yeah, that's the ai that it's mosques that they
Speaker 3: have it on X. Now you can use it on X.
Speaker 3: It's part of will I get to use this thing.
Speaker 4: That's right. And also if if you want, you can
Speaker 4: pay for the not Safe for work version of GROK too, right,
Speaker 4: I heard about that.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where that's where Trump wrote up his BBW.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have we have big time putty. We have
Speaker 4: big time putty times. You know. It sounds like that
Speaker 4: almost coming out of this stuff. Anyways, Okay, the funniest
Speaker 4: thing to me is this headline. And I had to
Speaker 4: find it while I was talking to you, and it's
Speaker 4: on raw story Elon Musk's chatbot. I d's him as
Speaker 4: Trump's seriously overweight pal taking the fat shot because apparently
Speaker 4: this person fed it in there and it just said, well,
Speaker 4: it looks like Elon Musk would fit the bill pretty well,
Speaker 4: I'll tell you. And given the traveled details that Trump
Speaker 4: was given because the guy was in England recently and
Speaker 4: this and that. Yeah, so apparently GROC thinks that maybe
Speaker 4: Trump's fat friend who was taking the fat shot definitely
Speaker 4: not a bbwuh taking the fat shot, might have been
Speaker 4: Elon Musk. According to Elon Musk's own AI just saying, so,
Speaker 4: I thought that was funny. I just put that in
Speaker 4: the chat room.
Speaker 2: By the way, Okay, I sounds like it sounds like
Speaker 2: one of those AI hallucinations to me, Chuck, that's not true.
Speaker 3: It couldn't be true yet.
Speaker 4: Never, But then people started posting pictures of like Elon
Speaker 4: without a shirt on, like.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: I've I've read all sorts of funny things, people saying
Speaker 2: all sorts of funny things. I mean, he definitely looks
Speaker 2: like a freak. I don't know what the hell is
Speaker 2: wrong with him, but it looks like something. And I
Speaker 2: know he's he's real concerned about uh this boor this
Speaker 2: boor uh displaced South African farmers who are right, of course.
Speaker 4: Get ready because there's gonna be a whole lot of
Speaker 4: his kids running around. He's like artificially inseminating the planet
Speaker 4: or whatever. So you know there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 4: of Elon Musk looking people running around with your kids
Speaker 4: and grandkids, so just warning it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's true, he's got I'm sure he's got a
Speaker 2: very advanced surrogate breeding program going on to perpetuate his
Speaker 2: superior genes.
Speaker 4: So but but how dare you say I have any
Speaker 4: parallels with Nazis or eugenics or anything. What's the matter
Speaker 4: with you anyway. Sorry, I just had to throw that
Speaker 4: in though, because you're bringing it up, and I'm going,
Speaker 4: what about Musk and his chat pot, his own chatbot
Speaker 4: saying he's the most likely guy with the bat shot?
Speaker 4: I thought that was hilarious.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I mean, the evidence keeps stacking up against him. He's
Speaker 2: doing this salute on stage twice. He's really concerned about
Speaker 2: white genocide in South Africa. He's got a weird reading
Speaker 2: program to perpetuate his superior genetics.
Speaker 3: He believes they are.
Speaker 2: Ah, he's not a Nazi or anything like that, but
Speaker 2: he's what.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I'm not sure what he's even. I'm
Speaker 3: even sure how he's trying.
Speaker 2: To wiggle his way out of any of that anymore,
Speaker 2: but he is What's I don't know.
Speaker 4: What is the more hilarious punchline to all this, right,
Speaker 4: is like elon Musk, they play him down right around
Speaker 4: the time they're bringing in the South African whites, or
Speaker 4: you know, is it the fact that his fat friend
Speaker 4: with the fat shot that's not working too well? Throw
Speaker 4: away line. Nobody in the media picked up on it,
Speaker 4: by the way, because Trump just goes it's not working
Speaker 4: too well, but nobody even bothered to quote it. But
Speaker 4: go look at the whole clip. I'm telling you he
Speaker 4: said it. And the thing is all that stuff piled up, right,
Speaker 4: it's hilarious to me. And then on top of it,
Speaker 4: on top of all of that, right, it's like, okay,
Speaker 4: we got cyber trucks being sold on the White House
Speaker 4: lawn and everything else. Oh no, this guy in payper access.
Speaker 4: But his defenders, not just the Musk defenders, but the
Speaker 4: Trump defenders, where they're like, oh, you people are really
Speaker 4: upset about fifty white people coming in the country. You
Speaker 4: didn't care about all the Mexican murderers. What does that
Speaker 4: have to do with this weirdness? This is a totally
Speaker 4: different subject. This is refugees versus is illegal immigrants crossing borders.
Speaker 4: That's a different situation. But pay no attention to that.
Speaker 4: Who knows just because you want to focus on white people. No,
Speaker 4: maybe it's just amazing that they will turn around the
Speaker 4: I'm not racist. You brought up race, you.
Speaker 8: Know, you know, you know what sip bizarre is they
Speaker 8: could have done this whole thing with the South African
Speaker 8: refugees and let it be that, but they had to
Speaker 8: attach the literal white genocide idea to this when when
Speaker 8: the South African premiere guy comes in there, he's like, oh,
Speaker 8: check out this white genocide that's going on.
Speaker 4: Here because they shut down all of the other refugee programs,
Speaker 4: So you have to justify why this is some kind
Speaker 4: of emergency, so that that's why it's See, because they're
Speaker 4: archao actual genocides going on in a couple other places,
Speaker 4: and we're talking thousands of people, not you know, fifty
Speaker 4: nine white people that ownt farms. We're talking about you know,
Speaker 4: people that are just getting wholesale slaughtered in the streets
Speaker 4: in a couple of places, some of them on the
Speaker 4: very same continent, just saying and paying no attention to
Speaker 4: that because we're worried about this white genocide. See, yes,
Speaker 4: here you go. But it's like, how how do you
Speaker 4: pivot and go Nope, you didn't care. Know they're bringing
Speaker 4: to Mexican murderers, you know, Oh.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that's it's all part well, chuck, you know,
Speaker 2: this is all part of the same playbook that the
Speaker 2: really bad actors in the alternative conspiracy community have been
Speaker 2: doing for years and years.
Speaker 3: This is nothing new that they've been doing the same
Speaker 3: crap forever.
Speaker 2: But now the difference is that this is happening in
Speaker 2: the lighthouse. It's that same thing that people like you
Speaker 2: and I are familiar with, Chuck.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, we don't want to be familiar with it, but
Speaker 3: we are, and now it's going on there.
Speaker 4: See that's the weird thing. Like people people that knew
Speaker 4: me in like Jersey are like surprised why it is
Speaker 4: that I wouldn't be like all for Trump. He's a
Speaker 4: big disruptor, And I'm like, if the guy disrupted the
Speaker 4: right things, I would be for it. I wouldn't care
Speaker 4: how stupid the battering ram is, so long as the
Speaker 4: door gets broken down, you know what I'm saying. But
Speaker 4: we're not going after that stuff. We're not going after this,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. It's like, if there was
Speaker 4: disruption to the things that need to be disrupted, I
Speaker 4: would sit there and forgive a whole lot of stuff
Speaker 4: and just be like, you know what. I know, Trump's
Speaker 4: a scumbag, but at least this is being done right,
Speaker 4: you know. But it's not.
Speaker 3: Oh er, we did eruption.
Speaker 4: We did accept the plane from Katar this week too.
Speaker 2: Way, Yeah, we love the Middle East all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: So that's an interesting turn ideological turn as well.
Speaker 4: But whatever, Russia's all good.
Speaker 3: Dictators are good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's you know.
Speaker 2: I think it deserves to be mentioned right now, is
Speaker 2: that there's certain like taboos in conspiracy culture alternative media
Speaker 2: that you're not supposed to talk about. And I think
Speaker 2: it's really time to call those in the question because
Speaker 2: they continue to persist.
Speaker 3: And we have been we have been manipulated.
Speaker 2: In a way where we think we're like these freethinkers
Speaker 2: and we ask all the questions that we're not supposed
Speaker 2: to and look at how smart we are, but we
Speaker 2: never see that we have been fooled into believing that
Speaker 2: there's certain things we can't talk about because of you know,
Speaker 2: fill in the blank, and certainly seeing any kind of
Speaker 2: Russian connection in anything that's going on.
Speaker 3: That's one of the taboos.
Speaker 2: And it's absolutely ridiculous and I find it very suspicious
Speaker 2: and the way that that persists incredibly suspicious. So people
Speaker 2: need to start I think more attention needs to come
Speaker 2: out on these taboos that like whippen hund are they
Speaker 2: and why are they here?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm gonna get off the mic. Because I got
Speaker 4: a swollen jaw, I got a bad tooth again, and
Speaker 4: like my my mouth is all swollen up. But I
Speaker 4: had to jump in on this because it was just
Speaker 4: I can't help it you. And by the way, you
Speaker 4: do have phone lines available, just letting you know. You
Speaker 4: will have phones for the Uncle Show on the usual number.
Speaker 4: But we'll get to that when we get to it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, yeah, we'll open up the phone lines on
Speaker 2: the Uncle Show, So stick around if you're listening live,
Speaker 2: please do we transition to.
Speaker 3: The comedy hour next hour, which I'm very happy to
Speaker 3: do because yeah, it's this is a difficult road we're
Speaker 3: traveling here.
Speaker 2: If we're being trying to make serious commentary or serious
Speaker 2: social commentary or try to figure things out make media
Speaker 2: like this, there's more and more roadblocks all the time
Speaker 2: to doing this. And honestly, I'm a point where I think,
Speaker 2: like Chuck was saying at the starter of the shows,
Speaker 2: like taking a step back might be the best thing
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 3: I'm going to keep doing this. I'm not going to stop.
Speaker 2: But I do suspect that the bumps.
Speaker 3: In the road are going to get bigger.
Speaker 2: And this isn't going to get any easier, and there's
Speaker 2: so many directions together that.
Speaker 4: But as we're saying, how do you not laugh in
Speaker 4: a week when you know, the fat shot went down,
Speaker 4: the whole thing with this except the plane, you know,
Speaker 4: kill the white people, all that, and also telling the
Speaker 4: president of South Africa that you have a white genocide
Speaker 4: going on your country when he does and he has
Speaker 4: a crime problem. But that's okay. In that very same week,
Speaker 4: and the what is his name, the Casanova killer got
Speaker 4: executed in Florida, and what did he want to say
Speaker 4: on his way out the door before they put him
Speaker 4: to death Wasnident Trump, keep making America great? Okay, I'm
Speaker 4: ready to go. Yeah, literally, that's a true story as well.
Speaker 3: I heard that. I heard that.
Speaker 4: So how are you not supposed to laugh at all this, Aaron?
Speaker 2: I mean, really, yeah, it's ridiculous, and we need to
Speaker 2: laugh at ourselves and realize how stupid it is and
Speaker 2: how we've been fooled. I gave that example of how
Speaker 2: I was fooled. This week, I will be fooled yet again.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it happens to all of us, happens to
Speaker 2: the best of us, It happens to the worst of us.
Speaker 2: The worst of us do it bar and they never
Speaker 2: learn from anything. But the rest of us should be
Speaker 2: learning and trying to improve and admitting when we're wrong
Speaker 2: and moving forward and trying to do something. But another
Speaker 2: interesting point when it comes to this whole like countercultural
Speaker 2: stuff being used against us, I think something that we.
Speaker 3: Really need to remember and look at.
Speaker 2: For the solutions that may be popping up on the
Speaker 2: road ahead. If you don't think that those are going
Speaker 2: to be rife for co optation, I think again, we
Speaker 2: gotta be look careful. And the one that keeps popping
Speaker 2: up in my mind is that as this technological as
Speaker 2: this technological system gets more and more powerful and more
Speaker 2: and more obvious for what it is, and people want
Speaker 2: to break away from it and live a different life
Speaker 2: and live build new communities with like minded people and
Speaker 2: try to make something of their own. I think that
Speaker 2: is a prime example of something that can be taken
Speaker 2: advantage of by these same jerks that are in control.
Speaker 3: Of everything right now.
Speaker 2: They're going to try to fold that idea into their network,
Speaker 2: state system, freedom cities, all that stuff. I had Gail
Speaker 2: duran on as a guest, All the stuff that he's
Speaker 2: talking about when people are gonna legitimately try to break
Speaker 2: away from everything. They're going to try to come in
Speaker 2: here and get you just to sign in on their venture.
Speaker 2: But they're in control of you the same heck guys,
Speaker 2: So that absolutely is going to happen. We got to
Speaker 2: watch out for that. I'm not saying that we shouldn't
Speaker 2: make any efforts at breaking away and doing our own thing,
Speaker 2: and that it would be impossible to do so, but
Speaker 2: if we do, you'd better be looking.
Speaker 3: Work close for that sort of co optation, because.
Speaker 2: Clearly, nearly the whole of the alternative media was co
Speaker 2: opted by the same guys.
Speaker 3: You don't think that's going to happen.
Speaker 2: With more of these alternative the same alternative ideas that
Speaker 2: were raised up out of the same.
Speaker 3: Soil.
Speaker 2: You don't think they know all the stuff that you're
Speaker 2: talking about and that you want to do, and that
Speaker 2: they're not ready to take advantage of that, like they've
Speaker 2: taken advantage you to put their system into place. They're ready,
Speaker 2: they're writing they're insane. So I did want to make
Speaker 2: that point on the ship tonight. So, yeah, that story
Speaker 2: about Musk being on his way out, I don't yet
Speaker 2: believe that that sounds like another story that I would
Speaker 2: want to believe, like the Prince tape story. I want
Speaker 2: to believe it. I like the sound of it. Sounds cool.
Speaker 3: You're making it sound convincing, like, oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: He would be really annoying to have around, and yeah,
Speaker 2: I bet he does say a bunch of stupid stuff
Speaker 2: all the time, and I would be annoyed by having
Speaker 2: him around, and that's why they want to get rid
Speaker 2: of him. But I don't think it's that simple. It's
Speaker 2: much more to.
Speaker 6: That, and.
Speaker 2: The Doge the true goal of DOGE there along with
Speaker 2: that Musk story, they're also folding into it.
Speaker 3: I'm noticing the idea that DOGE is some sort of.
Speaker 2: Dud, that it's a failure, that the program did not
Speaker 2: do what it's set out to do, and that's that like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's actually costing more than it's saving, and like, but
Speaker 2: the story goes no further than that.
Speaker 3: It's like Doge is a failure. It's they're spending more
Speaker 3: money than they're saving. Haha. Look, Musk is stupid, but
Speaker 3: he's leaving now, so it's not a problem anymore.
Speaker 2: I think the real story is that DOGE is a
Speaker 2: long term project that only just began when this regime
Speaker 2: took power back.
Speaker 3: And it's a long term.
Speaker 2: Goal to make this technocratic dictatorship concept of reality. You
Speaker 2: create the digital infrastructure within the halls of government in DC.
Speaker 3: That's what Bulls is all about. The rise pound Heer,
Speaker 3: the rise of all.
Speaker 2: Of these tech companies, the.
Speaker 3: Builder entrenching themselves within the establishment. And I do believe.
Speaker 2: You know, what's crazy is that people are starting to
Speaker 2: say that the United States Postal Service is going to privatize.
Speaker 3: That's something I've been talking about for a long time now,
Speaker 3: and I've.
Speaker 2: Always said, like, yeah, business wants to buy that thing,
Speaker 2: or he wants to take control of it and run it.
Speaker 2: That's something that I've earnestly believed since I worked for
Speaker 2: the post Office back in like twenty fifteen. I was
Speaker 2: working for him, and from what I gathered there, I'm
Speaker 2: like Amazon is trying to do some sort of hostile
Speaker 2: takeover here.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're making.
Speaker 2: Postal employees work on Sundays to to only exclusively deliver
Speaker 2: Amazon packages and nothing else.
Speaker 3: That says something that says that said a lot to me.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh man, this is wild. And then I
Speaker 3: looked at the history of the different.
Speaker 2: Of the different ways in which the postal service was
Speaker 2: encumbered through legislatively since the turn of the millennium, and
Speaker 2: that the neocon era did a lot to begin the
Speaker 2: dismantling of the public ownership of the post office. One
Speaker 2: might ask a few questions whether that was all intentional
Speaker 2: to get us to the point where we're at now.
Speaker 2: I don't have the hard answer to that, but I
Speaker 2: have my suspicions, and it's just interesting to see.
Speaker 3: People talking like that.
Speaker 2: All the crazy stuff that I've been saying, some of
Speaker 2: it's coming true. I'm not saying that I know everything
Speaker 2: or that everything I've ever said has been right.
Speaker 3: It hasn't, but a couple of things.
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm kind of on top of.
Speaker 3: I do feel good about that.
Speaker 2: I'm going to continue to be careful because I know
Speaker 2: that doing this is a dangerous thing. Not in the
Speaker 2: sense like, oh they're gonna come after me, Oh they're
Speaker 2: gonna throw me in jail. Oh they're gonna kill me,
Speaker 2: They're gonna do others. I think more dangerous is they're
Speaker 2: gonna find a way to exploit me like they've done
Speaker 2: to so many other people. And now maybe maybe they're.
Speaker 3: Doing it right now.
Speaker 2: But if they are, I sincerely don't think it's to
Speaker 2: the extent that others have. You know, the ones that
Speaker 2: are living high on this hog, they're actually making money
Speaker 2: out of this. I'm sure other people are. I'm not
Speaker 2: really doing that. I'm the only money that's coming in
Speaker 2: is from my generous patrons on Patreon, people buying books
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Speaker 6: Uncle the podcast trying to do this.
Speaker 2: You're listening to I cou the broadcast right An, I'm nothing.
Speaker 2: He is a social uncle Jimmy in three one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy. Here we are, and this is the Friday night.
Speaker 2: So let's tick those phones kicking and let's get going.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 1: We've got the kick cank and I'm looking at myself.
Speaker 1: So I got a ticktak chewing myself at myself.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Uncle showing himself to his self. That's what I just said,
Speaker 2: is I know, I'm just I'm just trying out how
Speaker 2: right you are? Of course, So what we're doing?
Speaker 6: Where's our drinks?
Speaker 3: I've got a water, uncle, What do you have? You
Speaker 3: don't have a water with you, You didn't drink, didn't
Speaker 3: bring a beer up here? I was going to I
Speaker 3: don't think we already have anything for to review at least.
Speaker 6: No, no, there's nothing to be viewed. I just wanted
Speaker 6: something to drink.
Speaker 2: But we were our live on the Chili Radio Network
Speaker 2: as always on Friday night at this time slot a
Speaker 2: PM for us on the Pacific end of things, but
Speaker 2: if you're on the East coast, it's eleven PM.
Speaker 3: Or anywhere in between.
Speaker 2: We are.
Speaker 3: Uncle was referencing the TikTok. Hello, everybody who's on TikTok.
Speaker 3: Looks like we've got Preston, someone named Preston on there.
Speaker 3: Someone named Ronald just joined.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 2: What you're watching if you're on TikTok is we're doing
Speaker 2: it behind the scenes. Look at the behind the scenes stuff.
Speaker 3: Are doing well.
Speaker 6: Behind this scene, he's running away with this phone and
Speaker 6: what is this?
Speaker 12: Uncle?
Speaker 6: I'm trying to talk to my phone and you're dude
Speaker 6: moving to the ramp.
Speaker 3: Okay, talk to me.
Speaker 6: Do you stop talking to the moving my phone?
Speaker 3: Uncle? Talking to Uncle, talk directly to the phone.
Speaker 4: Let on the phone let. I'll do his thing for
Speaker 4: a minute. Let me tell the audience that they can
Speaker 4: call in three one nine five two seven five zero
Speaker 4: one six. Gotta get that number out three one nine
Speaker 4: five two seven five zero one six and you can
Speaker 4: join right in on the conversation and whatever goes on
Speaker 4: here during the Uncle hour.
Speaker 3: Thank you. This is this is the t showing picture.
Speaker 3: You be careful of that thing. Uncle. If you get
Speaker 3: to wrap this thing, you get two wraps up in it,
Speaker 3: you're gonna have the brain effect. What the brain is
Speaker 3: going to take you over.
Speaker 2: So we appreciate our TikTok people, but if you want
Speaker 2: the real show, you have to go to the YouTube
Speaker 2: rank or let trolley dot com.
Speaker 6: There's our phone call just them in this. I kick
Speaker 6: a why I'm talking now?
Speaker 22: You hit your owl?
Speaker 6: Tell him okay down, Yeah, this caller that's on this line,
Speaker 6: and go cooking, go cooking, go cook on.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be a.
Speaker 23: Sory kicker. You are you good?
Speaker 3: I feel great? Is this Chris? You got Chris line?
Speaker 3: This is Chris?
Speaker 6: Yeah, hey, he was on the last owl just a
Speaker 6: moment here being miss I heard you.
Speaker 3: Now, oh I heard you on Auntia Chris.
Speaker 6: I'm pledging that with you.
Speaker 3: Look out. Is it okay?
Speaker 10: Uncle apologe apologize and they just, uh can I ask
Speaker 10: you something?
Speaker 3: Wasn't it? Wasn't it?
Speaker 6: Did you see the preview from the new Superman movie.
Speaker 10: Coming out in July?
Speaker 6: Not yet it's new. Oh there's a new one, a
Speaker 6: brand new one.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, uh man, we have this conversation about these new
Speaker 1: Superman things.
Speaker 6: Then I go back to it.
Speaker 3: Who would be the actor?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, did you?
Speaker 10: He's an unknown guy named Corn's for us.
Speaker 23: I think Chris his last name. I can't remember his
Speaker 23: first name, but.
Speaker 10: He might do it Justice, I don't know. I can't
Speaker 10: quite say Christopher Reeves caliber, but he I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm willing to give.
Speaker 10: Him a shot.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, movie Chris verdels from Chris. Let's see what
Speaker 2: happened new Superman actor Corn.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna live an if I haven't to get on
Speaker 1: missus sidekick to put on my stuff?
Speaker 4: What is it on?
Speaker 6: David David Corn on the movie theater? David Corn, it's
Speaker 6: a movie theater.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a movie theater. David Korn sweat c R
Speaker 4: E N s W E T. So I guess that's
Speaker 4: Corn sweat.
Speaker 3: I oh yeah, yeah, glue.
Speaker 9: To something corner name.
Speaker 10: But you know what he looks like he uh, he
Speaker 10: could have something there, just like Christopher Reeboo is an
Speaker 10: unknown when he got cast a Superman back in nineteen
Speaker 10: seventy eight. This new guy, I'm willing to give him
Speaker 10: a shot.
Speaker 6: And that's where I graduated.
Speaker 3: When this happened.
Speaker 6: I just you since you said that.
Speaker 3: We're back at it. Back up, Superman, looking on, Well,
Speaker 3: what's going on? This crazy? I gotta keeping nothing looking
Speaker 3: at what you look? Gosh, this is awfully interesting. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, well that thing's.
Speaker 6: Happening until we see some action with light bulbs going up.
Speaker 6: Then I'll let you know.
Speaker 3: Only once the light up start does anything actually happens. Right, Okay,
Speaker 3: that's what these things.
Speaker 6: You got to take it time.
Speaker 10: It was like when you guys went to the barbecue
Speaker 10: place with leather Face from Texas changeound Oscar up in
Speaker 10: Calabasas or whatever. Remember that whole debacle and uncle you
Speaker 10: were you were kind of scared about that, right with
Speaker 10: leather leather Face from the chainsaw going a year later?
Speaker 6: Dang, you're doing this out?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yay.
Speaker 3: He was trying to keep up there.
Speaker 23: So it was like a crab shack or something. You
Speaker 23: remember what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: It was only that instead of saying Calabasas, I was like,
Speaker 3: it wasn't wait.
Speaker 23: A minute, but you know what I'm talking about, weather Face.
Speaker 3: No, no, what you're saying this.
Speaker 24: This guy had a When you stop playing with my
Speaker 24: phone again, you're going back and forth.
Speaker 6: With the phone.
Speaker 3: I'm taking over.
Speaker 1: I'm taking over, Uncle, Yeah, Dan, I'm trying to look
Speaker 1: at myself and he's playing with this thing.
Speaker 6: I think you don't know, but I know you don't know.
Speaker 3: Too old to use this.
Speaker 4: I'm Cary.
Speaker 3: I don't want it down.
Speaker 6: I mean, let's let's see what the people are saying.
Speaker 3: We'll get it, you'll get it.
Speaker 6: So we have we have these uh.
Speaker 1: About that when you assort George Sanders Jeers Sandys now
Speaker 1: he need him.
Speaker 6: I could say it full of ourselves going out there.
Speaker 6: First of all, no restaurant. That guy drive me up
Speaker 6: the ball.
Speaker 1: I'm still having thinking of that that you got me
Speaker 1: thinking about that back. I was thinking, bump, what that
Speaker 1: back of me? And I didn't want even think about it.
Speaker 23: I'm sorry, uncle, I am, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That's a tough subject. That guy, he's history to me.
Speaker 25: Now.
Speaker 1: I was waiting for a nice delicious shrimp dinner and
Speaker 1: what do you do show a house? What is the
Speaker 1: wish one? And he got me one back that again.
Speaker 3: If anybody wants I wants to understand what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: We do have the videos where we go to a
Speaker 2: big John Sanders up on the YouTube channel.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look at the YouTube.
Speaker 3: Channel and you see it. It's up at the top
Speaker 3: of it. I have.
Speaker 26: Pace pop out in that video.
Speaker 3: So we saw a dog.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we saw a dog. The only the
Speaker 6: only animal.
Speaker 22: There live, a dog. If you really think of it, Well,
Speaker 22: that was it. He's kind of dead there, deadton.
Speaker 2: That was in the Landers, you know, that's where we were.
Speaker 2: That's where we are a lot of times actually.
Speaker 6: But this was a place that they said it was
Speaker 6: a restaurant on this and that. I just don't know
Speaker 6: how he got in.
Speaker 3: It was just up past the Giant Rock. Just on
Speaker 3: the other side of the Giant Rock.
Speaker 2: There's some dirt roads and it was supposedly on one
Speaker 2: of those, but no, it was just a house fulled.
Speaker 3: He really flew us that he.
Speaker 6: Down the.
Speaker 10: Special.
Speaker 23: What was the shrimp special?
Speaker 3: There was no And that was the big problem. What
Speaker 3: was the special? Was nooplub?
Speaker 2: He wasn't there. Did we wanted there to be shrimped?
Speaker 2: We surely wanted that town home road.
Speaker 3: That wasn't cool.
Speaker 2: I mean, it would be a tough place to keep
Speaker 2: in this out there, and that's why it was so amazing.
Speaker 3: Wow, they've got that gun all the way out there.
Speaker 2: Huh yeah, and some joker on Google Maps put a
Speaker 2: fake business in there.
Speaker 6: It was a fake business. It's a fake.
Speaker 3: He's just reported for his h crimes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my head.
Speaker 3: So we him this. If anybody else wants to call me,
Speaker 3: that's show. The TikTok is the phone number. I'm going
Speaker 3: to show you a phone them if you want calling
Speaker 3: this show here. I don't know how many people are even.
Speaker 4: On you know, I know, I wasn't gonna talk, but
Speaker 4: I got a crazy idea just now. Oh and you
Speaker 4: know what I was thinking is sometimes now I've seen
Speaker 4: this happen locally where these people they do this thing
Speaker 4: where they sell plates of food, right, and they just
Speaker 4: do it out of their house, and they sell plates
Speaker 4: of food so like you you can pre order and
Speaker 4: then like say, everybody orders for a Saturday or whatever
Speaker 4: and they get an o'meal and then people rate it
Speaker 4: and all that kind of stuff. And I've seen people
Speaker 4: sell hundreds of plates this way, right just out of
Speaker 4: their house.
Speaker 6: I knew there was.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like the ghost kitchen thing that got
Speaker 2: popular during the COVID era, similar idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so what happened is in a couple of places though,
Speaker 4: People like had this idea that they would pop up
Speaker 4: like a little restaurant, but it's at their house, right,
Speaker 4: And so they did this and it confused Google Maps
Speaker 4: for a bit. I was reading about this. But what
Speaker 4: I was thinking is the reason why the crazy idea
Speaker 4: came together is I'm thinking Uncle's TikTok videos with his
Speaker 4: weird combinations, which I still think is disgusting to put
Speaker 4: sour krout and tuna fish together, but anyway, yeah, he
Speaker 4: still got that we can't can't do it anyway. The
Speaker 4: thing is this, though, is if Uncle wanted to try,
Speaker 4: he could probably get a serious TikTok following. If it
Speaker 4: was like Uncle's special sandwich or Uncle's special whatever, and
Speaker 4: you could sell them as plates. Now I'm not saying
Speaker 4: you could make a living off it, but it could
Speaker 4: be a one day fundraiser.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like, one big problem. We need assistance.
Speaker 1: Are we gonna handle all the people in the kitchen,
Speaker 1: the figure in there, equipment or you gotta no, no, you.
Speaker 4: Don't need equipment. You don't need equipment at all. All
Speaker 4: you gotta do is just set it up like a
Speaker 4: week in advance. You get one of these apps and
Speaker 4: it does most of the work for you, and then
Speaker 4: you combine it with your TikTok and you advertise it
Speaker 4: with the TikTok same You can do that and then
Speaker 4: it becomes a local thing. You could put it up
Speaker 4: on X too. You could literally I mean sidekick here.
Speaker 3: You guys could stream.
Speaker 4: Onto X and everything else from a device and show everybody, Look,
Speaker 4: this is us making the special sandwich, whatever it is.
Speaker 4: You pick something special and people can order them all
Speaker 4: this week. You can order it all the way up
Speaker 4: to Friday or whatever, and.
Speaker 3: Then you could do the show literally trying to make
Speaker 3: a meat loaf. Yeah, yeah, meat, We're building up that.
Speaker 2: Look, I think the main thing with this is that
Speaker 2: I think all of these ideas are worth pursuing.
Speaker 3: I like all of them. And what I also believe
Speaker 3: is that the TikTok thing is going well.
Speaker 2: Well. What I'm saying I'm doing now is building the
Speaker 2: audience at TikTok. I think that's actually succeeding. We're past
Speaker 2: one hundred subscribers now.
Speaker 3: But I'm telling you this, this, this.
Speaker 4: Has the benefit of building the TikTok and building the
Speaker 4: brand because it could be the uncle of the podcast
Speaker 4: special sandwich or whatever, or a special meat loaf or
Speaker 4: whatever it is you want to do, and you create
Speaker 4: the meat and you get them to pre order, so
Speaker 4: they pre order ahead of time. And whether it's five
Speaker 4: people or it's five hundred people, that's another thing. You
Speaker 4: got five hundred people. I mean, you might need some help.
Speaker 4: But if you're gonna make five hundred plates, you're gonna
Speaker 4: get paid. Well you can I somebody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, well you let that be a business for me.
Speaker 4: Then But even if you go through the process and
Speaker 4: you do it, and then you deliver these things individually,
Speaker 4: you bring them a card, you know, you bring a
Speaker 4: little piece of merch, right, this kind of thing, you
Speaker 4: show up at their door. Here you go, Uncle, the
Speaker 4: podcast neat Low Dinner for two boom, drop it off.
Speaker 3: You film all that.
Speaker 4: It's content, it's promotion, and it's a possible small business
Speaker 4: in one shot.
Speaker 3: What do you think.
Speaker 6: Something?
Speaker 3: Do you like that?
Speaker 6: Uncohol, it's not a bad idea. But though, but though,
Speaker 6: it's gonna be a lot of work if we're going
Speaker 6: to do it that way.
Speaker 4: But it's not that much. It's one it's really one day.
Speaker 10: Why it would help you getting wrestlers on the on
Speaker 10: the broadcast.
Speaker 3: Definitely do, I really do.
Speaker 4: It would definitely get brand new people that are not
Speaker 4: currently looking at Uncle the podcast because they would.
Speaker 3: Keep still through. All right, but what's this demographic? Now
Speaker 3: you're talking about.
Speaker 25: Chocolate foodies, local foodies, demographic people that are yeah, in
Speaker 25: your neighborhood that are interested in you know, you could
Speaker 25: say it's a home cooked meal basically, right, So if
Speaker 25: you're going with meat loaf, that's what you would go for.
Speaker 4: A home cooked meat loaf by Uncle from Uncle to podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, Well I like the idea.
Speaker 2: But the spin that I want to put on it
Speaker 2: is that the people who come know Uncle and know
Speaker 2: his food videos and know that the meat loaf is
Speaker 2: going to be.
Speaker 3: An Uncle loafe and that they're paying for that. They're
Speaker 3: not paying for like Grandma's award winning meat.
Speaker 4: No, but that's the point of the advanced advertising. They
Speaker 4: know what they're paying for it. They pay for it
Speaker 4: throughout the week, all the way up to say a
Speaker 4: Friday or Saturday, and then you go and you deliver
Speaker 4: it to them on a Saturday. And it's just basically
Speaker 4: for people who want some takeout food, they want grub
Speaker 4: rub or something but they don't want McDonald so yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 3: No, But I think you're missing the point, chuck. Uncle.
Speaker 3: The point to me is that this is going to
Speaker 3: be an Uncle food. Yes, that's that people have to
Speaker 3: be okay.
Speaker 2: Ord doing that and when they get it like this
Speaker 2: is something that Uncle made. This is one of the sandwiches.
Speaker 2: Yes for lunch, because I know the reactions we get
Speaker 2: from collars on here and what they think about Uncle's
Speaker 2: lunch is usually your average person if they get the
Speaker 2: Uncle tortito sandwich is not going to be happy.
Speaker 3: But if you know what you're signing up for, then
Speaker 3: you know that's another thing.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's like a twist on what you're saying,
Speaker 2: but I think it's a unique sort of weird one.
Speaker 4: Well, as I said, you put it in with the branding.
Speaker 4: That's why I said that part. I'm not writing the script.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying you brand it as it's the Uncle meal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: And then that way they got all the TikTok and
Speaker 4: everything else to watch they know what they're getting into.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, once again that comes.
Speaker 10: Along your specialty when it comes to food.
Speaker 18: Uncle, Like, what what's the favorite thing you like to make,
Speaker 18: like with food, like what do you like?
Speaker 23: What's your favorite dish?
Speaker 3: That's these.
Speaker 1: These sandwiches I'm usually make mixed mixed up. He mixed
Speaker 1: the side side things in them.
Speaker 3: You like, you like making a.
Speaker 27: Side is the tuna fish with the shower crowd some
Speaker 27: something like that, But he didn't like, I know he
Speaker 27: didn't like them.
Speaker 3: But there.
Speaker 4: That I think uncles saying like if you did like
Speaker 4: tuna fish and he put the French fries in the sandwich,
Speaker 4: so that like that right?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, that's that's what it would.
Speaker 4: I'm not being there'd be some weird food like that, yeah,
Speaker 4: for something like that. But anybody orders that, they know
Speaker 4: what they're getting exactly. You know, you want to catch
Speaker 4: up with that or not, you know, I mean, I'm
Speaker 4: I'm all.
Speaker 3: For this idea, and I think we're we're on our
Speaker 3: way to executing things of this vein because we're keeping
Speaker 3: more viewers on TikTok. It seems like a good avenue.
Speaker 6: It was just my thought because if we go that direction, because.
Speaker 4: You into different slot, right, you'd end up in the
Speaker 4: local slot. You'd end up in the food slot. You
Speaker 4: know what I mean, You end up coming up in
Speaker 4: different searches this way, plus the podcast and everything else,
Speaker 4: so it takes the brand into an area that you
Speaker 4: would have normally never gotten into. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I mean, even if you get three orders, it's worth it.
Speaker 4: You could film three deliveries, three orders done excellent pace
Speaker 4: for itself.
Speaker 3: That was my thought.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I thought it was a bigger idea than that,
Speaker 4: But man, what are you gonna do? Maybe maybe it's
Speaker 4: a good idea.
Speaker 3: I like the idea of feeding people Uncle's things.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a pretty good idea since since
Speaker 1: him making it, you mean as well make it in
Speaker 1: deliver it to keep it means we'll make it.
Speaker 3: We'll make it.
Speaker 10: Sounds like something you would want to do, because right
Speaker 10: now you don't seem.
Speaker 23: That excited, which you know it's you know, that's fair.
Speaker 23: If it's an idea that you would.
Speaker 3: Want to pursue.
Speaker 18: Is there another dish that you would maybe want to pursue?
Speaker 6: Uncle?
Speaker 2: You make you make it food videos all the time,
Speaker 2: and I know I want to keep making those because
Speaker 2: people love those videos.
Speaker 6: Make them, but I forget how I make them.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's my part which runs its own creation. Well,
Speaker 4: then ask them on tictack, ask them on tiktak what
Speaker 4: they would like if if we could offer you and
Speaker 4: uncle samwich locally, what would you hear?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that would be.
Speaker 1: A good That might be study. You know what I
Speaker 1: might study there? What kind of sandwiches you would like?
Speaker 1: On my tick tack to tell you, and then I
Speaker 1: go from me that way. Then I can figure out
Speaker 1: what we can make and what we're going to need.
Speaker 6: To make them.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: See, about four years ago, I had these guys coming
Speaker 4: to me from the local farmers, right, and they had
Speaker 4: a bunch of eggplant, and nobody in this area knew
Speaker 4: what to do with it. So they gave me like
Speaker 4: crates of eggplant, and I said, well, gee, you know,
Speaker 4: I started talking on the show about how I make
Speaker 4: eggplant parmesan. I make it a certain way, it's a
Speaker 4: little different this and that. And I had people saying, gee,
Speaker 4: I wish I lived near you. I'd come by your
Speaker 4: house and I try it.
Speaker 3: So there we go.
Speaker 4: You know, but I don't have any local listeners. If
Speaker 4: I had a couple of local listeners or I thought
Speaker 4: I could get them, I would do it.
Speaker 3: Well, guess what we don't have, chuck local listener. We
Speaker 3: don't have enough to like be.
Speaker 4: Seld like twenty plates of But that's the weird thing
Speaker 4: is if you put it out on TikTok. TikTok is
Speaker 4: such a quick moving thing. And I've seen people do
Speaker 4: this locally with the short videos where they put out
Speaker 4: that video and that's the first time any but he's
Speaker 4: heard of it. You show them the food on the
Speaker 4: video and you say, hey, you know, if you're interested
Speaker 4: in this, let us know. A bunch of people say yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll definitely sign it and you'll see it'll you'll get
Speaker 4: the feedback.
Speaker 6: We're not.
Speaker 2: It's all right, Well, uncle, how about this idea next
Speaker 2: time you do Next time you do one of your
Speaker 2: food videos, so you should say at the end, like, now,
Speaker 2: would anybody buy this from me? If I if I
Speaker 2: was offering it, would you come pick it up?
Speaker 6: And I say that at the end of it. Y,
Speaker 6: I say it at the end of that good point
Speaker 6: of saying that at ask.
Speaker 3: If you buy it from the Uncle Ghost kitchen.
Speaker 4: And if it doesn't, look it doesn't work, but at
Speaker 4: least you tried it, right.
Speaker 3: Okay, what we know we want to make another food video.
Speaker 3: It's bound to happen.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm still waiting on the meatloads.
Speaker 2: Well that's we're also building up to that because that's
Speaker 2: gonna be a real good video. I want to also look,
Speaker 2: we're acting like we're not succeeding at TikTok.
Speaker 3: Here we are, We're there, really good. Oh here comes
Speaker 3: matter code it We got a call out. Hold on
Speaker 3: to that thought.
Speaker 6: Oh hold on lynon with the inkle back.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 28: Uncle, this is a customer from northern California, Danny. I
Speaker 28: appreciate your ticktac videos. I'm a huge guy in mind
Speaker 28: from I've never seen anybody put rice on a sandwich.
Speaker 28: I was I was inspired.
Speaker 1: Oh that ah, that was the one that you missus
Speaker 1: sidekick was talking about. Don't catch my gamer nice Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I'm trying to.
Speaker 3: Ask got used on sandwich?
Speaker 28: I never never gave that a thought. I mean, I
Speaker 28: was raised with three Asian cultures and rice was a staple.
Speaker 28: But I never thought about putting it in the sandwich.
Speaker 23: And like I said, I just got.
Speaker 12: My my imagination took off. Thank you.
Speaker 6: Now, I bet you made one.
Speaker 12: I haven't. I haven't yet. I'm gonna have.
Speaker 3: I'm obliged.
Speaker 28: Everybody's out of the house. Because the look I'm gonna
Speaker 28: get from my wife will be We'll be We'll be classic.
Speaker 28: It will be classic because she's like, you know, it's
Speaker 28: just like where'd you get that from?
Speaker 12: And everything? So yeah, so hey, Uncle, and maybe maybe.
Speaker 28: Chuck will look would like like, we'll do this conversation too.
Speaker 28: I think we're around in the same age category. Did
Speaker 28: you like did you enjoy cartoons as a child?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 6: The best one I liked? I could tell you the
Speaker 6: best one I liked?
Speaker 3: Well, there was too.
Speaker 6: The one is, of course, the Scooby one. And the
Speaker 6: other one was the bugs Bunny on the.
Speaker 24: He and and and and uh and the and the coyote.
Speaker 24: He had him going crazy, up and down, up and down.
Speaker 6: He couldn't figure him out.
Speaker 3: He couldn't even do Now you haven't even control that, man.
Speaker 4: You know what strange, Danny is that Uncle might be
Speaker 4: in the age bracket before Saturday morning cartoons was a
Speaker 4: thing where they played it on different times, like on
Speaker 4: the weekends and stuff. But it wasn't the Saturday morning
Speaker 4: blocks that you and I grew up with on broadcast TV.
Speaker 28: Yes, yeah, now, now Saturday mornings that was that was
Speaker 28: my brother and I were we were close in age,
Speaker 28: and we always called Saturday mornings was Super Saturday, and
Speaker 28: we would Scooby.
Speaker 12: Was always Saturday Mornings. The road Rubber was dimly after
Speaker 12: school TV.
Speaker 18: And yeah, I I I liked Vick, Tracy and Blink,
Speaker 18: but those were usually catch those on the weekend.
Speaker 6: That there was another one. There was another one. I
Speaker 6: like the bunny and and and the one and the
Speaker 6: one with the.
Speaker 1: The guy with the boy headed Ember flood, Emma flood
Speaker 1: and bugs Bunny. I got this here, I got something
Speaker 1: here and wasn't think anything blows up and he goes
Speaker 1: out of the line, off the line, he goes up
Speaker 1: the line, and so now.
Speaker 6: They'll be the next step.
Speaker 3: So that what is this you're talking about?
Speaker 28: Elver flood and then a farming community and there was
Speaker 28: a lot of honey and guns, right any guns.
Speaker 18: I got a little older with.
Speaker 28: The hunters, who was a lot that a lot of
Speaker 28: folks that remind me of them are fred But the
Speaker 28: thing was it was a little more adult. They always
Speaker 28: seemed to be involved with alcohol and guns and honey,
Speaker 28: and it was not a good combination. It was about
Speaker 28: that mentality.
Speaker 3: That's really definitely all the signs this week only alcohol.
Speaker 3: I was dying somewhere.
Speaker 4: I got sound of it.
Speaker 12: This was something I caught on with my children.
Speaker 29: So this was in the early eighties, mid eighties, and
Speaker 29: there was a it was probably the first anime one
Speaker 29: that I saw on regular TV. It was called Robotech.
Speaker 12: Did you ever see that one?
Speaker 28: You were younger, you might have caught on that one.
Speaker 18: I just happened to be a young adult with children.
Speaker 12: Do you know that car that cartoon?
Speaker 3: Chuck?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember Robotech vaguely. Yeah.
Speaker 28: Yeah, that one always stuck out with me because I
Speaker 28: have grandchildren. They liked the anime and it just brought
Speaker 28: up those memories.
Speaker 12: I just didn't know.
Speaker 18: I've figured year that age, so you would catch on
Speaker 18: to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: See.
Speaker 4: I've lived through a pretty interesting time period because if
Speaker 4: you remember, I mean, like there was the filmation stuff,
Speaker 4: which is really crappy, animation, really cheap, and then they
Speaker 4: were rerunning the stuff from the forties and fifties, you know,
Speaker 4: like the Bugs, Bunnies and all that. But they pulled
Speaker 4: those super blocks on Saturday. That was the big deal.
Speaker 4: You know, you want me to bring Chris back on
Speaker 4: the line uncle for this when the cartoon, Yeah, he's
Speaker 4: gonna he's gonna talk about that. Yeah, bring Chris back
Speaker 4: on for the cartoons too. There we go, all right,
Speaker 4: everybody's on the line. Everybody went quiet.
Speaker 26: Okay, Yeah, I know Chris, he's good at dates and
Speaker 26: memory and everything.
Speaker 28: So, Chris, was there a favorite cartoon you grew up
Speaker 28: there that maybe opal and we can all relate to
Speaker 28: that that sticks out to use your part of your
Speaker 28: childhood or or earlier adulthood, or or your third to
Speaker 28: fourth childhood like I'm going through.
Speaker 10: I have to say that this may it may show
Speaker 10: that I'm pretty immature. But there was something called Liquid
Speaker 10: Television that was on MTV back in the day when
Speaker 10: MTV had pretty cool stuff and it was the precursor
Speaker 10: to be to some butt Head and things like that.
Speaker 3: I know that show.
Speaker 6: It Indie Animations is what that show was.
Speaker 3: So I like even Studio just mad on that show.
Speaker 3: That's what I love that show. It was cool. Never
Speaker 3: I Never't Beyond Flex was on it, one of the
Speaker 3: more popular ones on it.
Speaker 1: They Never Flux, the Head and the Max Yeah, yep, yep,
Speaker 1: I didn't hear that one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all of those ended up getting short.
Speaker 3: Up series on MTV. But yeah, I love that show.
Speaker 4: Leave us somebody that has been rebooted like four times now.
Speaker 3: You know this?
Speaker 10: Do you guys remember Youmember Duckman with Jason Alexander.
Speaker 3: Yes, I remember that. It wasn't that on the USA network.
Speaker 10: It was on you you remember, Yeah, it was on
Speaker 10: USA Network. And I actually I tweeted Jason Alexander about
Speaker 10: him not coming back to voice Duckman.
Speaker 23: For the Duckman video game, and.
Speaker 10: He was calling me like all kinds of anti liberal
Speaker 10: slurs and everything, and I'm not he.
Speaker 30: Had nothing to do with politics, and I still have
Speaker 30: it saved. It was the oddest thing, like he thought
Speaker 30: I was trying to attack him or something, and I
Speaker 30: just remembered it from my childhood, from like nineteen ninety
Speaker 30: four on the USA Network, and he had this real
Speaker 30: like weird reactions about just me asking a question why
Speaker 30: he didn't return to voice the video game.
Speaker 18: And I never could understand, like why he was so
Speaker 18: irate about it.
Speaker 6: There was this underconttoon and I got into ated in.
Speaker 1: Uh it was about of used to and a little boy,
Speaker 1: and he says, let me listen here, little man, little boy,
Speaker 1: you're talking.
Speaker 3: About fog corn like one is that it's it's another
Speaker 3: one of the.
Speaker 31: Looney tunes, a Looney tune show alone, tell me conton
Speaker 31: and and and he's and he's saying, listen here, boy,
Speaker 31: let me as show you how the duds and he
Speaker 31: going on.
Speaker 6: And talking and saying him cloaking together, it's away it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah about that.
Speaker 4: One, Well, you're talking about flog worn leghorn trying to
Speaker 4: tell the other rooster how to pick up chickens, or
Speaker 4: you're talking about the one where the little one is
Speaker 4: the chicken hawk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the chicken a little kid.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't ki.
Speaker 6: Give me advisive things and he trying to find out
Speaker 6: talking about that about that one.
Speaker 18: Now, I know we're all different demographics and ages.
Speaker 23: But one that was really big through our childhood was
Speaker 23: speed Racer. After school.
Speaker 32: I remember we would we would be playing Little League Baseball,
Speaker 32: but we would all catch that'd be a whole bunch
Speaker 32: of kids together in my house and we'd watched speed
Speaker 32: Race We and go play Little League and you had
Speaker 32: that experience that that was the hot items in your childhood.
Speaker 13: I did.
Speaker 10: It was on and it was actually on MTV on
Speaker 10: Saturday mornings at like four in the morning, and I
Speaker 10: would get up super early just to watch it.
Speaker 23: And it was the old Japanese speed Racer.
Speaker 28: Yeah really yeah, so the speed Racer originally from Japan.
Speaker 28: That yeah, that MTV got the rights, uh somehow in
Speaker 28: the early nineties and.
Speaker 10: They were playing it. Literally it was like it was
Speaker 10: like four in the morning or five in the morning.
Speaker 10: I would get up at like that time, and they
Speaker 10: MTV had the weirdest animation and uh not that Steve
Speaker 10: Racer was weird, but they had all kinds of other
Speaker 10: animation that you wouldn't expect, but Steve Racer was one
Speaker 10: of them.
Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, see.
Speaker 3: What you want. Yeah, it was Japanese. Man, like you're saying,
Speaker 3: I was spad Racer.
Speaker 28: I find out it because when they were playing speed Racer,
Speaker 28: there was and it definitely was the Japanese show.
Speaker 18: And you know the English you know it was. It
Speaker 18: was Ultraman and.
Speaker 10: I'm the Ultraman and Thunderbirds.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and that fact.
Speaker 28: Now, as have gotten older and we end up getting
Speaker 28: together with childhood Princeville to celebrate somebody asses and there's
Speaker 28: a celebration of life.
Speaker 3: We get up and talk.
Speaker 28: About about us all watching speed Racer and ould Traman
Speaker 28: and gathering at Who's house? And episodes and and another
Speaker 28: thing to do.
Speaker 26: You did anybody ever see the original.
Speaker 12: Simpsons That.
Speaker 3: Early Simpsons episodes from the nineties were talking about Danny.
Speaker 4: Oh they were first on the Trash Oh yeah, not
Speaker 4: too there were shorts on the Tracy Olmens Show.
Speaker 3: And then uh.
Speaker 23: Yeah, Howard s shouted like Walter Mathouse.
Speaker 4: Yea yea yeah, he's still sounded like he still sounded
Speaker 4: a lot like Walter Matthew when they gave him their
Speaker 4: first special, which I think was a Christmas show, was
Speaker 4: the first one they ran on air.
Speaker 33: It was right, yeah, yep, I remember seeing it premiered
Speaker 33: on on the Tracy and I never you know how
Speaker 33: many seasons they've.
Speaker 12: Been running that show.
Speaker 23: I mean it was Zola thirty.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like the longest running TV show period, like
Speaker 4: the longest running scripted TV show ever.
Speaker 3: I think, now, yeah, that's been a bit too.
Speaker 10: But I remember I was there because I remember the
Speaker 10: Fox lineup. It was married with Children, the Tracy Ullman Show,
Speaker 10: twenty one Jump Street in Living Color, Herman's Head, I
Speaker 10: remember exactly the late run in nineteen eighty and Byron
Speaker 10: Allen had a talk show at the time, and he
Speaker 10: had people Rupert anyway, Freddy Frugery had Roseanne, he had
Speaker 10: Sam Kinnison on and yeah.
Speaker 26: Fox was like the brand new network in nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 18: Well, I remember that.
Speaker 4: They were really bizarre. First they had some very strange,
Speaker 4: short lived stuff. They had a show called women in
Speaker 4: Prison they did I'm not kidding.
Speaker 10: And they had a wolf which was a were wolf show.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, ye they didn't.
Speaker 28: I don't remember those shows, but I do remember the
Speaker 28: I do remember the Simpsons and just every down and
Speaker 28: then if I see Trey Silman or a big line
Speaker 28: now is hey, I gave birth to the Simpsons. You
Speaker 28: wouldn't be wrong there, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's funny. Yeah, so when I know that we had.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we're still doing the TikTok live stream here
Speaker 2: alcohol and I had a somebody watching this so they
Speaker 2: can't hear us.
Speaker 3: It's because we don't have the podcast audio hooked up
Speaker 3: to this. We just have one over the phone is
Speaker 3: doing a goofballs.
Speaker 6: So I don't know how many can.
Speaker 10: Aaron, do you still have the the listeners at the
Speaker 10: German Pub from back in the day.
Speaker 3: Uh, Chuck, that's your area of expertise? Do we have
Speaker 3: them there? They're listening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I haven't done my internation. I'll check it, but
Speaker 4: I'll get on it now.
Speaker 31: I know what.
Speaker 2: They are regular listeners to, not just this show, but
Speaker 2: the entirety of the OHL Radio network.
Speaker 3: Some pub in Germany and that's I love.
Speaker 10: You should remember, like uh a German bar like that
Speaker 10: was like they were always having the here we're talking
Speaker 10: about that, like going back, Yeah, maybe two or three years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've been listening now, according to what I see
Speaker 4: on the stream, our regular listener in Germany has been
Speaker 4: there for four and a half hours.
Speaker 3: It's meaning to us.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, but listen right, So they were listening to
Speaker 2: all the live shows tonight, is that right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they started listening a little before I went live,
Speaker 4: and now they've got the past three hours plus.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. How do I know this?
Speaker 2: I want to go over there. I want to go
Speaker 2: over That would be such like a cool documentary for
Speaker 2: us to do. It's like we're going to Germany, We're
Speaker 2: going to his bar.
Speaker 3: We're going to find out what the story is. We're
Speaker 3: gonna talk to him. I would what what's going on?
Speaker 3: That's right?
Speaker 6: You know only thing.
Speaker 4: I only ever got one email. I was asking for
Speaker 4: like a year, where is this German listener? And uncle
Speaker 4: wanted them to call in, and I started asking for
Speaker 4: like a year, Hey, you're listening to us in Germany.
Speaker 4: Let us know why and why you're on there? Because
Speaker 4: they were on there sometimes they left it on for
Speaker 4: a week. Uh the network I could see so beyond
Speaker 4: the seven days, and I'm going, look, just you know,
Speaker 4: send me an email, tell me. And the only thing
Speaker 4: I ever got was that it's like a pub restaurant.
Speaker 3: That they did respond to you, and they sent a response.
Speaker 4: I got one response in English, which was that it's
Speaker 4: a pub restaurant. That's it.
Speaker 3: That's that's responding restaurants. And I've heard of.
Speaker 23: Did you see toward about or something over there?
Speaker 28: Ye with tune of fish, Hey you do the tick
Speaker 28: tack video of the uh of the Something that's been
Speaker 28: really popular in California for the last couple of decades
Speaker 28: is the fires. There you're located where you're located with
Speaker 28: the air drops and we're in a few of them.
Speaker 3: Facts.
Speaker 6: They did one recently.
Speaker 3: That's what he's talked about. He saw that video.
Speaker 6: Video we showed that video that we did recently.
Speaker 12: Yeah, how from the.
Speaker 18: Car bonds uh Indian Reservation.
Speaker 26: They've got a huge there, Yeah Cabazon right.
Speaker 6: And then man that we've been doing some of them too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well we got Actually, I was proud of
Speaker 3: that video. I thought, first of all, it was funny,
Speaker 3: like all the videos, but also.
Speaker 2: The footage we got bring that red powder still Yeah
Speaker 2: down stuff pretty good, didn't he.
Speaker 1: I'm supposed I'm lucky to be back at the right
Speaker 1: time to catch that with just the right time when
Speaker 1: we count them.
Speaker 4: Two quick producer's notes here, real fast. One is that
Speaker 4: creative Accidents is asking where Seth the poet is and uh.
Speaker 4: The other one is that we're down to about the
Speaker 4: last ten minutes.
Speaker 3: Guys stand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll answer the question about Seth. Seth was my coworker.
Speaker 2: I have a different job. I haven't been in contact
Speaker 2: with him. I should probably try to reach out to
Speaker 2: him online and maybe invite him back on the show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, good damn.
Speaker 3: I could do that. I could get ahold of him.
Speaker 3: I could get it. Do that and see when scream And.
Speaker 2: It has been a long time since we talked to him.
Speaker 2: And yeah, Seth was always cool to have on the show.
Speaker 2: And he's person to.
Speaker 3: I mean, he was my coworker. He was a great
Speaker 3: cone worker.
Speaker 6: So he knows about to sit that too, because you
Speaker 6: got this.
Speaker 3: If he doesn't, we need to make him aware.
Speaker 2: Everybody needs to be aware of the tic tac And
Speaker 2: thank you Danny for bringing it up. It's uncle the
Speaker 2: podcast on TikTok. We're doing well, it's growing, it's.
Speaker 6: Going, it's picking up.
Speaker 5: I keep telling snkick here, gif you team. But Pete
Speaker 5: seeks give you time. He's worrying about it dropping out
Speaker 5: and it is pigging up. That is dropping it's doing this.
Speaker 3: It does a lot sometimes it does.
Speaker 6: But look, but the people gonna heal it, you see,
Speaker 6: and that's what the plant.
Speaker 3: I think the problem is. It is a problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uncle, should we do? Should we go do a
Speaker 2: round of shout outs with everybody here since we're appy
Speaker 2: in the show or he did the sure he won't
Speaker 2: get intoward you.
Speaker 3: We let's get you down. Okay, this first in any Chris,
Speaker 3: whould you like to shout out to.
Speaker 10: Shout out to you guys, because uh, you really I
Speaker 10: was looking forward to this all week and uh, I'm
Speaker 10: just glad that you guys are doing your show and
Speaker 10: I'm just happy, happy to uh be a part of
Speaker 10: it tonight, and uh keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Thank you, awesome man. Thanks for call Chris, It's good
Speaker 2: to have you. Then other colors, Danny.
Speaker 28: Yeah, my stout out is the way your tic TACs
Speaker 28: are inspiring me, uncle, because uh you did the the
Speaker 28: weed and I've got an area uh criss granted and overplagued.
Speaker 12: I thought it would.
Speaker 3: It's and I have to file out until you get
Speaker 3: in and work in it. Now I suppose.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I got to work on the weed and and
Speaker 12: inspired me.
Speaker 29: Go, Okay, that's that's on my bucket list to do
Speaker 29: this weekend as far as my choice.
Speaker 3: Uncle, truly, are you influenced? Danny, don't go weeding.
Speaker 12: You need to do the weeding, not poisoning. Just get
Speaker 12: just do.
Speaker 1: I'm just just tired of seeing popping up where it's
Speaker 1: not composed to be, and in these guys use this
Speaker 1: kind of machine pushbull trying to think the reats kind
Speaker 1: of come up.
Speaker 3: Well, fuddy, I don't kind of take it in my
Speaker 3: tool and pop it up in. Uncle.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny is that the machine you'refet you're
Speaker 2: used on decomposed. Granted that Danny saying he has a
Speaker 2: problem with I was actually using this machine of close thing.
Speaker 3: It's that the reading how Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Find that works really good on big, pretty big open
Speaker 2: areas with that d G and I just it tears
Speaker 2: up the weeds.
Speaker 3: But you don't like that too all.
Speaker 6: Not unless get the mood up. I still think. So
Speaker 6: you sell me for some reason. I just that field
Speaker 6: because it's not pushing. But with the hand that I got,
Speaker 6: that little one, I put it in it.
Speaker 3: And you see it. You see that, you see the
Speaker 3: where we go. Yeah, there's my reason. Danny knows how
Speaker 3: to do it the right way because he saw your video.
Speaker 3: That's the important thing. I don't huge too if you
Speaker 3: don't have.
Speaker 18: And yeah, because I got dogs and I don't be
Speaker 18: them walking on it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: And because he's stuff. Yeah, he's like the neighborhood over here.
Speaker 6: Shoot the round up. And that's the end of it.
Speaker 6: That's around it. That's poisonous.
Speaker 12: There's a lot of unintended consequences. So I'm trying to
Speaker 12: rude the unintended consequences.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the consequence. He knows all about that. And
Speaker 3: what you get to do is trying to for into
Speaker 3: two if you want to do it this way.
Speaker 28: Yeah, I get the two, got to flat double, and
Speaker 28: I got the file, so I have it all sharpened.
Speaker 6: Mike, like it's like a fork.
Speaker 18: Stick down.
Speaker 34: Yeah, it's two fork and and and the poop in
Speaker 34: the bank. Where the poop in the banks? Pushing the dude.
Speaker 6: In the weed.
Speaker 3: That's what you do.
Speaker 28: You're getting Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's what we're talking about.
Speaker 6: Get to the route and get it out. Yeah, that's
Speaker 6: what you need to do. Explain it.
Speaker 9: He's got it, he's got Yeah.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the shout out to us. Appreciate that.
Speaker 3: A shout out to you, thank you. Okatqu Win.
Speaker 4: Well check, I'll give a shout out to Creative Accidents
Speaker 4: for joining us. Haven't seen you in a while, and
Speaker 4: uh yeah. Also shout out to Jimmy James because I
Speaker 4: haven't seen you in a bit. Man. I don't know
Speaker 4: where you are, but I hope he's all right.
Speaker 6: He's been a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: That's sure to see him.
Speaker 6: You need to see you.
Speaker 3: You you're the first one talking, right.
Speaker 4: So there you go. And also shout out to Germany, Canada,
Speaker 4: UK and across the U s A who is all
Speaker 4: listening to Uncle the broadcast?
Speaker 3: Thanks, guys, n should we give shout outs?
Speaker 2: I will give a shout out to everybody who is
Speaker 2: following the tic tac of the Uncle the podcast TikTok.
Speaker 3: I'll give a shout out to you on the here.
Speaker 3: I'll pick up your phone. Uncle, Hey, shout out to you,
Speaker 3: who's watching this now for one of the others are
Speaker 3: just joined.
Speaker 2: If this video isn't the bust, it's because it's behind
Speaker 2: the scenes, okay, but.
Speaker 3: Shout out to you. We appreciate you.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna hit this too.
Speaker 3: What are you shouting out? Uncle? Are you gonna have
Speaker 3: a talking out to this tictak? Shout right into it,
Speaker 3: going to him.
Speaker 6: I'm shouting out to all of those customers that listen
Speaker 6: to me.
Speaker 1: Can you also pull out ahead and get some more
Speaker 1: listeners from you guys?
Speaker 3: Aside?
Speaker 6: You talk for tak you guys, a street team.
Speaker 3: Become a part part of this tick tak, Thank you,
Speaker 3: thank you. That's it, okay.
Speaker 2: Then, of course we have the social media channels, not
Speaker 2: just TikTok, but it was a YouTube, it suc Twitter,
Speaker 2: res Twitch, Chick had Uncle Podcast, Those Uncle.
Speaker 3: Theopodcast dot com is a website.
Speaker 6: We live on the HL You are doing network every Friday.
Speaker 3: Uncle, Why don't you bring us home for the care
Speaker 6: Wee seventy bye bye