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Speaker 7: I feel like I'm in a space waiting room and
I'm waiting to have space intimacy space coitas at the
Space Flucy Bar. Welcome everybody, everybody to the limit. Everybody
to the limit. It's open for him, and again, that's
all that you care about or love. None of you
want to be money makers. None of you want to
be cryptosillionaires.
Speaker 8: You just want to.
Speaker 7: See people get smashed in debate, in some sort of
intellectual WWF with all of your toxic masculinity. And I'm
here to provide satisfaction for you. I can give you.
Speaker 5: Do do do.
Speaker 7: I can give you do do do Statis faction, Do
do doo? This is what's that guy's name, the dude
with the the dude with the ethnic lips. What's his name,
Keith Jagger, Richard Simmons of the Rolling Stones. I can
give you you do doo statis Faction.
Speaker 8: Do. Welcome everybody to the limit. Today we're gonna open
it up.
Speaker 7: For all y'all dumb dums to call in and get home.
Speaker 8: That's a wigger laugh. By the way, for people that
don't know, people will try to what are you?
Speaker 7: What is your laft?
Speaker 8: I'm explaining it to you. It's a wigger laugh.
Speaker 7: A ka Sam Hide. Today we're gonna be talking a
little bit about Sam Hide. And we're gonna open it
up because I know all your dorks want to call
in have your dork questions answered. But we had this debacle,
had a debacle. People are are I knew when this
dropped yesterday I dropped.
Speaker 8: I watched it as soon as.
Speaker 7: It dropped, By the way, I watched it as soon
as it dropped, and I knew it was gonna be
a spectacle and a deboctacle. I didn't know it was
gonna keep blowing up. I mean, this blowing not way
bigger than I expected. First of all comedian podcasts ever since,
I guess Maton, But he wasn't really the first to
do this kind of stuff. Comedian podcasts have always been
kind of like some of them at least right, sort
of engineered disasters and trolling of the trolls, and meta
podcast of a meta podcast of a meta podcast, performance
art debacles and all this stuff has happened before. But
this one is pretty wild because well, for one, I
didn't help set this one up, but a couple of
these that were done I did have a hand in
setting up. One or two of them came about, and
one or two of them didn't. I'm talking about when
and uh Sam and the mde guys went out there
to to that other coast, to the gay coast, and
tried to set up some promotional things. So I don't
I don't. I'm getting conflicting information. I don't know what's
going on here. My first when I watched this was
this is actually like perfect chaos. I thought it was funny.
I thought this was I just assumed it's all a bit.
Everybody's having fun. I thought maybe Harlan was like, I'm gonna.
Speaker 8: Destroy my podcast studio, so what will you do it?
You know, I thought something like that.
Speaker 7: That's not an impression. I don't even know how to
impersonate this guy.
Speaker 8: But that's not really what happened.
Speaker 7: I mean, it started out kind of a standard as
you would expect interview with and I thought, given the
fact that you can't see Charles, this was supposed to
be goofy on purpose, right, And then there's this random
Filipino dude over here, Sausage's Lips or whatever they call him.
I just thought this was all supposed to be awkward
on purpose, and it went wild. It went crazy. Everybody's
talking about it and reading the comments, which, by the way,
I thought I had a really funny comment that I
think got deleted. But it turned into Sam I guess
trolling and talking about people of the Jewish persuasion, which
there were some pretty funny jokes about that, and then
the whole chat turned into Sam Hyde was bad because
he didn't outroll Harlan, and Harlan outtrolled Sam.
Speaker 8: But the whole thing to me.
Speaker 7: Just seemed like chaos and madness on purpose. So yeah,
the whole thing was funny. I don't understand why it was.
We'll get a little vibe of it here at the
beginning of how it started out able to see, I'm
gonna shift around side back.
Speaker 9: Oh wow, Like why you you sound like you maybe
want to, like shoot up a school.
Speaker 7: I want to shoot up a phone. The trillion dollar
company is trying to fuck you and you're not angry
about it.
Speaker 8: You like it?
Speaker 9: Ask my friend, don't ask me.
Speaker 8: I like it. I like it.
Speaker 7: See, the whole vibe of it was weird, right, It's
like he just deflects every question to the filipino ish dude,
and nothing weird was happy, I mean, out of the ordinary.
For the first three five minutes the dialogue was funny.
It was like nothing was ever being serious and you
could never get anywhere in the interview on purpose, And
I thought that's what it was supposed to be.
Speaker 8: Now, is that as an iPhone.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Do you have you been always an iPhone?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: And I don't like androids why because just the name
it reminds me of robots. Robots are going to eventually
take over the planet. We're all going to be slaves
to robots.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Indian people masquerading as robots.
Speaker 3: Did you know?
Speaker 8: That's how AI works.
Speaker 9: Sometimes wait to explain to it before you explain, because
you're about to talk tech folks. Just so you know,
this is the first podcast we've ever done with this
many cameras, this many microphones. We're gonna have tech issues.
Speaker 7: I already know it, but now he said this because
apparently he the tech issues were that he was going
to bleep out every promo for World Piece too, And
so I think what they did was on purpose.
Speaker 8: They interlaced.
Speaker 7: They interlaced every sections. I have a thing for do
you like Jude with a MD style cutaway to sort
of blank out any of the promos?
Speaker 8: Is what is the story? Apparently just priest?
Speaker 9: No, Yeah, it was the backup sing one of the
backup singers. Really, what's on your wallpaper? Crazy guy?
Speaker 7: I just have a delivering the goods.
Speaker 8: It's just like a default gradient thing.
Speaker 5: Shade shadow.
Speaker 9: I don't wallpaper download sign yeah paper my wallpaper on
my phone. Yeah, it's oddly enough, it's a wallpaper of wallpaper,
and I see it.
Speaker 8: You don't have to show the camera, all.
Speaker 7: Right, So it it's pretty jovial for the first fifteen
to twenty minutes and then things start to tart to
take a dark So let's get over here to when
it starts to turn a little bit darker and weirder,
and we want to see if we can. I don't
know how to do this, like this gay body language stuff,
like the CIA FBI people. Do you know, you see
these videos that pop up on YouTube and some.
Speaker 10: FBI profiler I can tell you by the way that
they pick their nose that they're actually a serial killer.
Look at the way that they flick the booger with
their thumb. Only a serial killer with serious psychosis.
Speaker 7: Up, Like, I don't know how to do that gay stuff,
but we're gonna try it out. We're all gonna be
FBI profilers for the day. Can we figure out was
this a legitimate trolling of the trolling of the troll
Maybe Sam Hyde came on with the mindset of sixty
six dimensional chess to troll the troll and to let
people think Harlan was gonna outroll Sam, and then Sam
troll the whole podcast. I don't know, I don't know.
Let's see where things get weirder.
Speaker 9: I'm not that guy. I'm a Catholic, Irish Canadian boy.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Same pardon.
Speaker 7: So Sam was joking that he had converted to Judaism
at the Scientology Temple. I thought that was actually pretty
funny and uh, then Harlan says, I'm an Irish Catholic, Paul.
Speaker 8: I'm a you're a Canadian guy.
Speaker 11: Yeah, same from where Paul Quebec Quebec, he's his own
zip hold on? What was that French?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 9: What do you need them for?
Speaker 8: Can?
Speaker 7: We asked Amber Amber Amber, Sam burps and asked for scissors.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 7: They keep cutting to some ads and then it gets
a little weirder with.
Speaker 9: His great dear friends, I'm Michael, Damien Stephen. Uh.
Speaker 7: Also, the hidden gym of this podcast is actually that
you can't see Charles ever, and every one of Charles's
cut ins is really funny, like he's he's actually saying
the funniest riffs.
Speaker 8: Harland has some good riffs too, But here's where it
starts to get weird.
Speaker 9: Walter and potato pancake tips.
Speaker 8: Is this? Is this a different good that you don't like?
Speaker 7: Robots?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: Well? You know.
Speaker 7: The sounds wow? I know.
Speaker 9: But when he comes laying down like a lasagna Friday,
he doesn't have a mic, I know. But when I'm
trying to lurch into a birch and he's skin in
a cedar?
Speaker 8: What do you want him to do instead?
Speaker 9: Well, Sammy, what is he supposed to do?
Speaker 7: So it's still very silly. You can see if I
do my gay FBI body language analysis. Uh, Sam has
a jokey look on his face. Nick is still joky.
Harlan seems to be rolling with it. The ambiguous Asian
dude in the background, Filipino whatever he is. He's one
of them island boys, the island boys, but like a
Chinese island boy, them Chinese island boy.
Speaker 9: Sammy, what do you want, Sammy?
Speaker 8: Specifically, what do you want?
Speaker 7: Will you tell him what you want?
Speaker 8: He wants you to fuck off the friedos, he.
Speaker 7: Wants you to fuck him. So the cut ins, I
assume we're supposed to be sort of cut ins, mimicking
MD style all right, you guys know what a prison
sissy is that?
Speaker 9: I love? I read the question on there, no would
you like to know?
Speaker 12: They're well, isn't Alaska's like the rape capital of the book.
Speaker 7: So then it starts turning into grape and I'm guessing
I don't know if Harlan did this on purpose. It
was just random improvy situation of an awkward podcast. But
Harlan says something like you look like you look like
you're not having a good time, or something like you've
been graped, and then Sam's like, no, that's not what's
going on.
Speaker 8: Planet talk to me. Yeah, because it's their Indians. They're
absolutely barbaric.
Speaker 7: So now they're talking about inuits and grape and it
starts to get a little more serious. Sam still looks
like he's kind of having fun but not sure where
to go.
Speaker 11: Here is that Gary Paulson book with the yeah he
let the dogs out.
Speaker 7: On me and we let the dogs do rough Dog
on you let me?
Speaker 11: It was Gary Paulson's famed novel after Hatchet, there was
a rough Dog.
Speaker 13: So yeah, really yeah, I don't know what that question was,
but that wasn't something that Harlan wanted to bleep out,
and then Harlan's like, yes.
Speaker 8: Ho'd that go?
Speaker 9: So I was in the parking lot of the Glendale
Gallery h.
Speaker 7: And I thought the story was actually kind of funny.
Somebody said that they think this story made Sam Matt.
I don't think Sam would care.
Speaker 8: Uh, I don't know.
Speaker 7: But this Harlan tells the story that he was roller
skating and a van full of Roman Catholic priests grabbed
him and took him into the van. So it's a
gang of priests, like five or six Roman Catholic priests
that kidnapped him. I mean, it's obviously a ridiculous made
up story, right, which I thought was pretty funny. But
let's see where it goes from there.
Speaker 9: Okay, Sam, there's no one in the parking lot huge,
it's like an one. So I'm rolling by, I go
by the van.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he let the dogs out on me and.
Speaker 9: Glenndale time.
Speaker 5: If you could look.
Speaker 9: Away, Okay, so you're not going to look away.
Speaker 8: You got used right now, engaging.
Speaker 7: Now it's starting to get a little bit awkward that
people are not knowing how to take it or what
to do.
Speaker 9: Grab me.
Speaker 11: They were public school teachers, is what you meant.
Speaker 9: If I could tell my own story.
Speaker 8: You sure they weren't rabbis.
Speaker 7: They might have been.
Speaker 8: And then Sam again keeps making Irish Brazilian jokes. I'm
going to finish what you're saying. Yes, say it again.
Speaker 9: Well, just do your job, for fuck's sake.
Speaker 7: I really have nothing to talk about.
Speaker 5: Just here hats.
Speaker 14: Uh, yeah, you can do a fucking bag of I'm gonna
go fucking bag of Frido's.
Speaker 9: So they pulled me into the van and on the
back of the van there's a picture of across.
Speaker 15: I think there's a lot more sex in public schools
than their in synagogues.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and so it seemed like the joke about the priests,
Sam is flipping that and saying, yeah, but it's happening
in synagogues as well, and uh, public schools. And this
is where it starts to get weird.
Speaker 9: Have you ever been uh what?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: No, not yet.
Speaker 9: Would you like to be you go to Alaska, it's
gonna happen. You Chip, you choose Barry Manilow, You're gonna you.
Speaker 7: Got that type of work in you. This is where
it's getting awkward. That was an odd question from Harlan hrs.
Speaker 9: I want to talk about kind of lingis Yeah? Do
you like it?
Speaker 7: It gets dirtier, weirder?
Speaker 9: Was orangutangs? Do you like nature at all?
Speaker 5: Or no?
Speaker 8: No? I don't like that? Was pretty funny?
Speaker 7: Do you like nature?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: Who doesn't like nature?
Speaker 9: Is it okay if we if I talk to you
about it?
Speaker 8: Of course? Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now Sam seems to be handling this pretty well. Still
like he's still got a smirk. He looks he doesn't
look angry at all. It looks like it's still fun.
Nick looks like he's still having fun. It's it's awkward,
but it's still fun. And then it's about to get crazy.
Speaker 8: You like what I like?
Speaker 7: Great apes?
Speaker 9: You like a bonobo?
Speaker 4: Monkeys?
Speaker 9: Okay? But maybe what if I swayed you?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: Hit me with what you got?
Speaker 9: Okay? Gorillas and orangutangs make nests every night, Like every
night they get twigs and they make a nest up
in a tree. That sounds disgusting, I know, but I
would love to see you make a gorilla nest right here.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so.
Speaker 16: It sounds like an invite.
Speaker 8: What do you guys think? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Nick looks like he really wants to let loose on
whatever's happening. But Harlan invited him to say, or invited
him to make a gorilla nest, which I assume means
make a mess, which that's I think why. I thought, well,
this had to be some kind of like bit right
they planned this bit out?
Speaker 17: Uh?
Speaker 7: And why are you even care about this? What are
you talking about this?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I thought the whole thing was funny. I actually enjoyed
the whole podcast. I write for the Sam Hi Show.
Speaker 8: What do you mean? I don't like, I don't know
what's going on here?
Speaker 7: I mean I do have a I have a bit
of a stake in this because I write for sam
Hi Show.
Speaker 9: So and we're bringing the gorilla twigs please, Oh no, no,
we're gonna bring in gorilla twigs.
Speaker 8: Here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 4: Oh no.
Speaker 7: Now Harlan is smiling, he doesn't look upset. To me,
this doesn't seem like And by the way, all he
did was tip over a giant metal desk. He didn't
destroy the set. First of all, I believe this was
still a bit. I think this was some sort of
a let's create a spectacle debacle. That's really what podcasts
are so super fucking boring. People are sick of podcasts
and goober Tard sitting there yapping for three hours about
stupid shit that people in the comedy world are wanting
to do other things with podcasts. Just create spectacles, right,
We got a few super chats here. This is where
it starts to get pretty wild though. But you'll notice
Harlan said create a gorilla ness please, and then Sam
obliged him, and Harlan is sitting here laughing this Troy
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so it's all very arbitrary. Also, there's a great critique
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why ought we prefer the quantity of good over the
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greatest number of people receiving pleasure. For example, everyone gets
a Mars bar. Well, that might give everybody two pleasure points.
So how do we know what's better what we ought
to do?
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Speaker 7: Well, clearly you ought to give a million people a
Mars bar over Jay having the lizon al Gaib's status
of having a harem.
Speaker 8: Why there we go. See, so there's a.
Speaker 7: Good critique of that. ZEP writer twenty pounds. What's up dog?
Thank you so much, Scabby mcscabberson ten dollars. This is
my first team donating. Ooh, pay piggy, welcome to being
a official pay piggy. I don't have anything to say.
I just wanted attention on me for a minute. Well,
Stabby got the attention. In fact, he's gonna get some
more attention because he sent another super chat for ten dollars,
It says, I didn't realize the goal was orange super chats.
Here's ten dollars to give it to make it twenty. Actually,
nine dollars and nine nine cents plus nine dollars and
nine nine cents doesn't equal twenty. But that's okay. I
still love you.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry for being a dummy.
Speaker 7: That's okay, it's okay. This whole podcast is engineered towards
making slow boys into fast boys.
Speaker 8: Got it.
Speaker 7: It's basically an assembly line process, and the key to
that is your superchats. The more superchats you give, the
quicker you become a fast boy. Jordan five dollars. I
don't know about the meta this podcast. It's probably a
bad choice to tell a very large man act like
a gorilla and make a nest. I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Again, people who are click they know some what I
do know? Sami? What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Um?
Speaker 7: By the way, we just uh were about to roll
out some more banger ass Sam Hide shows. Shout out
to Ryan, shout out to Pat, Shout out to a
new dude. Also, we got we got some We got
some hot hype writers up in there. Baby, We're taking
it to the next level. Thank you guys for the
super chest. By the way, explain it like a whiteboard.
Y'all know how this works. Y'all remember the whiteboard summer
over here back in twenty twenty. I'm gonna have to
I got the whiteboard here. I could bring it back
out if y'all get too slow, I'm gonna have to
bring it back all right. So it gets back to
this podcast is where it's a little weirder levels of
weird going up.
Speaker 18: Here we go, we lost we lost power.
Speaker 9: You're getting the gorilla this wait, bringing the gorillas way
up in the gorilla, I don't if we.
Speaker 11: Have, let get you and you in there.
Speaker 7: Then they start wrestling and they look like they're having fun.
And then it flips and Sam becomes the interviewer of
Harlan's show, which is kind of funny.
Speaker 9: Counter Curly Fries, I have bio freezer. You we have
no longer an audio. Well, I think we got a
little video that'd be cool bringing.
Speaker 8: The cookies here.
Speaker 5: You go.
Speaker 19: Slap like me because you're tell you taking serious stuff
and you're making it funny.
Speaker 1: It's silly.
Speaker 18: You don't have to slap my cheets boom.
Speaker 7: This is where it's getting weird. Nobody knows what's going on.
Nobody knows what's real and what's fake. So I mean,
if this was all like a setup performance art the
Bacle Spectacle, this is this is pretty wild. I think
this is I mean, this could go to a million views,
which is interesting because this will be like the largest
podcast on Harlan's channel. A lot of beauty and gorgeousness.
Speaker 4: Gorgeous beauty.
Speaker 7: Well, it's getting weird.
Speaker 9: On your hand up to the channel.
Speaker 4: This is a fault.
Speaker 20: That's that's not what this Yeah, hello ship, everybody.
Speaker 21: Don't ask, don't tell anyway, Donna, sim can we talk
about do you mind me touching it?
Speaker 18: Like like it's a friendly talk. I know, it's like
an interviewer, Sam, Can you tell us about your fabulous
new sketch show. Of course I love to hear about it.
Tell the folks watching.
Speaker 8: Thanks for finally bring that up.
Speaker 18: Yeah, let's talk about Elex Schultz directed this thing.
Speaker 12: Alex Schweltz And this is the crew right here, Eric
Hayes and Charles Carroll.
Speaker 7: So it took forty minutes I guess to get to
what they were there for, which is the prom the
promotion of the new season, and this is where it's
still gonna get weird roach for.
Speaker 8: And we had a show called.
Speaker 7: And then it cuts out when he talks about world peace.
Speaker 8: And so.
Speaker 7: That that's what I think most people were saying, is
the sign that this was actually a legitimate, uh, a
legitimate anger situation, a legitimate confrontation. Hey, Jamie, could you
make me an expresso?
Speaker 12: Ten years ago? So ten years later we redid it.
We did a new sketch show. It's fully.
Speaker 8: That's gonna be on.
Speaker 7: So even still though, that could be something funny, you
know what I mean? I could that could still be
done as an allusion to MD style stuff.
Speaker 9: How did you get here?
Speaker 1: You were just being.
Speaker 18: What you mean, tell us about your journey and your
you got to this place for you doing the show.
Speaker 19: Nick's cousin is a sculptor, and we met at art school,
and Nick and Charles are childhood friends and as a
childhood friend also, and we just sort of kind of
all gravitated to.
Speaker 9: I hate them all. I hate you, Yeah, I hate
I really hate you, and I love you.
Speaker 8: You get there coming, you can't come to the show.
Speaker 20: I'll trash your wife. Okay, I'll trash your sisters brace face.
My sister's bussy, I'll trash that too, you know.
Speaker 7: So then it turns into a hug give me, give me, you.
Speaker 8: Know, I don't have the endurance to do.
Speaker 1: Make long.
Speaker 9: That's it for today until next time.
Speaker 8: So what do you guys think? I don't I don't know.
Speaker 7: To me, it still seems number one, not.
Speaker 8: A big deal.
Speaker 7: Who cares like it's a comedy podcast. It's entertainment. Entertainment
is spectacle hello, seems like high level trolling. Maybe they
were both trying to troll. Maybe it's all three things
at once. You need to talk about Nick's reactions. Maybe
Nick didn't know where it was going or what was
going on.
Speaker 8: But I watched the.
Speaker 7: Clips of Nick making surprised shocked faces. What do you
guys think?
Speaker 3: It was?
Speaker 7: Very odd, very high level stuff. Trolls, trolling trolls, and
meta trols trolling metatrols. There's the link by the way,
if you guys want to watch the full episode in
the description. I know what, when I saw this yesterday,
I was like, all right, this is gonna be pretty big.
It's gonna blow up, and it's already got two hundred
thousand views. The clips on Twitter I already have like
almost a million views. Let's see. Oh wait, oops, that's
the wrong one. What does you a pro booty? You
have a promp booty. Anyway, my thought on this then
is that people don't like even if this was a
little bit serious, So what like who cares? And the
comments are just like people are losing their ship. Dude,
we got people are going into all kinds of stuff.
I guess you have to open it up. I didn't
want to talk about this Trump fail real quick, because.
Speaker 8: This is not a wild man. I don't just what
the hell is going on? Man?
Speaker 22: This morning you.
Speaker 1: Said this was all a hoax.
Speaker 7: Has your attorney general told you this.
Speaker 1: Was a hoax? What evidence have you got the attorney general?
Speaker 23: No, I know it's a hoax. It's started by Democrats.
It's been run by the Democrats for four years. You
had Christopher Ray and these characters and called me before him.
Speaker 7: And what Epstein is a Democrat hoax? I mean, what
the hell? That makes no sense.
Speaker 23: It's a bad group it started. Actually, look at the
Steele dossier that turned out to be a total hoax.
The fifty one agency intelligence so called intelligence agent.
Speaker 7: Now, it is true that the Democrat run FBI people
have had these files or the data or whatever, But
how does that make it a Democrat hoax? That's that's preposterous.
Speaker 8: It was a hoax.
Speaker 23: It's all been a big hoax. It's perpetrated by the Democrats,
and some stupid Republicans and foolish Republicans fall into the net,
and so they try and do the Democrats work. The
Democrats are good for nothing other than these oases. They're
bad for policy, they're bad for picking candidates they can
get elected. Like in New York we have a communist
run him. He may get elected to actually, but he's
going to destroy the city. No, No, I call it
the Epstein Hoaks. Takes a lot of time and effort.
Instead of talking about the great achievements. We've had a
great gentleman yesterday as you know what on CNBC, and
he made the statement that Trump may go down, is
the greatest president of all in the United States. And
instead of talking about the things we've achieved, We've had
tremendous achievement, they're wasting their time with a guy who
obviously had some very serious problems.
Speaker 7: Look, the guy is a problem as a very much
a problem guy.
Speaker 23: But look, this is probably the best greatest mistake I've
even when I make a mistake, it's.
Speaker 7: The greatest liable time in the gratish missione. Who can
do it better than me? Probably nobody? Probably.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, this is just not what do we
even need.
Speaker 7: To say about this? It's just preposterous and retorted. I
think that people my friend here, the proud diarite said,
and no, this is not my alternate sock account. People
are becoming literalist. They don't know how to identify sarcasm
or what's unserious or what's hyperbolic. They take everything as literal.
This is what happens when people don't read books.
Speaker 8: That's exactly what it is.
Speaker 7: That's exactly what's going on.
Speaker 8: Exactly.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much, Jamie. Can you make me an espresso.
It's like how low tier preachers fall into heresy because
they take every statement in the Bible to be one
or percent literal, and they think it's too hard of
a word or a sentence, a sentence loses meaning. He's saying, like,
if you go away from the literal sense it is,
this is what we've been trying to point out with
literature and the way lit works, like if you read
lit is why I pointed out in a couple of
my videos back, for example, a really complex Dostievsky novel,
because there's so many things going on. There's like philosophical depth,
there's theological depth, there's story arcs, there's characters, psychological motivations,
and you have to keep up with these multiple storylines
all at once. Within a gigantic complex novel, this lights
up like multiple areas of the brain that no other
art form does. Maybe a really complex film would be comparable,
but and maybe you know, I mean, if you think
about something like music, you know, music is just audio,
so it's not going to light up as many of
the brain centers as something that's requiring all of this
brain power. And as we get more and more dumbed
down over time, which is by design, by the way,
fewer and fewer people are able to understand the nuance
of language. They don't understand how language works. And jokes
are very much I mean, language and intelligence closely correlate,
as does humor. And I just I just think if
you look at the way that the philosophy of language
works in understanding different senses of words. A lot of
times jokes are plays on words, plays on the sense
of the word.
Speaker 8: People don't get jokes because they don't they don't understand.
Speaker 7: Language and wordsmithery and linguistic play. And I don't know.
Everybody's just been like retardified dude, I don't know. Me
and Eugene five dollars. This is a slow boy to
ascension pipeline exactly. But Tina Eater ten dollars. I found
you when you were on Perfect Guy Life Samhai podcast.
Since then, I've been watching your debates. You got me
out of the Protestant mindset. I'm currently looking for Orthodox Church.
Thank you, Jay, christ Is King. That's good to hear,
dog scaby my excaves and ten dollars. Where all the
slow boys at pay? Piggy, it's over twenty dollars now,
hashtag math exactly, ooh hey, Piggy, steel born truth tempered
bio logic twenty dollars, Jay, how would you argue against
in mutual fertilization? I'm looking for pointers on a debate
on this topic. I've never even debated that, and.
Speaker 8: It's such an odd topic.
Speaker 7: I haven't really thought about it, but I would just
think that if you have a religious mindset and you
believe the Christian paradigm worldview, like the only way to
have offspring is husband and wife. So the idea of
like farming that out to I don't know, third worlders,
I would be it come like, imagine if you farm
that job out to like Indian dudes play show but
never to be or shoot.
Speaker 5: That is.
Speaker 8: Only if you could farm.
Speaker 7: It out to third world immigrants who genuinely need the work.
That's how I would support it. Construction Zone five dollars
two point five million euros worth of cre was stolen.
The German court says there's no crime because there's no
property rights because it's not a thing. Whoa major German
boomer mindset? If yeah, crypto's not a thing, was there's
nothing wrong with stealing it because you can't steal a
not a thing. So it's time to start stealing crypto
bra I'm joking. By the way, did you all enjoy
my all sebro crypto influencer character. I think he needs
to make a comeback. He needs to be a regular
Suzie Bazuki ten bucks. I'm confused by what I just watched.
Everyone is confused by what they watched. And even if
you think Sam went crazy, it's gonna be a hit.
I mean, it's already do you look at this seven
thousand comments. By the way, my joke was that I'm
the Jewish mogul in the background with the keywords the
triggers in Sam's mk ulture programming. And then somebody else
in the comments literally took my comment that's pretty crazy,
and my comment's gone, by the way, Yeah, this is
probably gonna hit a million views. Dude, this was This
is pretty crazy, Hey, everybody, But I usually assume that
people are like when I see stuff in media, I
just kind of default assume that people are creating spectacles.
But maybe I'm wrong, maybe they're not. I mean, it's
already got like five times more views than all of
his other podcasts, Like his other podcasts have thirty to
fifty and that one's already headed to two hundred thousand.
So it looks like I got success in my book
f PV Flight Airborne fifty dollars. These videos where you
point to the heart and not just theology, has maybe
proud and honored to be part of the Church, true church.
Are you talking about my practical wisdom drop videos? Well,
I'm glad you guys liked them. They seem to be
more popular than these live streams. But the live streams
is where you all pay piggies. Really shine FDA was
brilliant in the last debate with Trent Dollarty. He's the
real body, especially the real body and blood experience comment. Yeah,
I think they're really just destroyed themselves. But you know,
it's pretty amazing about destroying yourself like the Roman Catholics
are doing on all these like they just had a
loss after loss after loss. But I mean, I guess
in the world of rom Catholicism that just means double down,
triple down, quadruple down. So you know whatever. I don't
really see any need to interact anymore with the tradcat
world or any of those people, except for the one
more debate that we have planned with Tim Gordon. Otherwise,
like Roman Catholics can call in, but otherwise, like there's
no point, Like what what are we even interacting about
at this point? Moat Akbulut, what's up?
Speaker 5: Dude?
Speaker 7: He gifted fifty memberships. Damn, dude, I don't know how
expensive that was.
Speaker 8: But thank you appreciate that.
Speaker 7: We got some pay piggies showing up doing their due
diligence rolling in the mud. Jr.
Speaker 8: Ten bucks.
Speaker 7: When your orders ship out again, the orders are behind
because there are hundreds of orders for Esoteric Hola with
three and I'm having to rewrite two sections of esoter
Colay with three, so it's pushed back a little bit.
But please, I know be patient, You're not I'm not
forgetting anyone's orders. You will get your books, I promise you.
Travis Grant five dollars. Trump needs to go back and
play golf. Father Josiah for president. Well, you understand the
canons do forbid clerics from civil office. This is one
of the main reasons why the papacy went sour in
the eleventh century when they became a geopolitical civil power.
They violated the Canons of Calciton and many other councils.
Mud seventy dollars, sixty nine dollars and eleven cents. I
feel like this is some sort of code. Mud says.
I live alone in the woods and I crave online
attention through massive addiction to information and my phone. I've
decided that we are all spiritual balls of energy. You
could say that we are us divine orbs. We are
all part of the Mother, she God she bah Allah.
That dude went deep. I'm gonna leave it to you
esoteric masters to decode MUD's amazing. Seventy dollars superchat. I
think we've got a couple more superchats. Charshie five dollars
check out the Vatican.
Speaker 8: No, I'm not gonna watch that.
Speaker 7: They call you demon possessed because you lick your lips
like a snake. Yeah, it's it's it's not being having
a dry mouth because of drinking espresso all day long, NonStop,
which is a diuretic. If you lick your lips, clearly,
it's a demonic possession, clearly. But what kind of demon
would that be? Just a just a dry a cotton
mouth demon. I'm just possessed by a cotton mouth demon.
And Screwtape is over there, like yes, make his mouth dry?
Do you even know who Screwtape is? Do people read
books anymore? Vatican three for ten bucks, says.
Speaker 8: Oink Oink pay Piggy. I caught him out twenty dollars.
Speaker 7: I don't understand how people don't see papal Protestanism as
nothing but a cult factory. Look at all the templars jesuits.
This should make it clear. It should make it clear.
But I think what we're learning from both the Sam
Hyde podcast and the comments are really the crazy part.
Just how see this guy stole my joke right here.
Speaker 8: That was my joke, I.
Speaker 7: Said, I was the Jewish smogl in the background controlling
Sam with mklter trigger phrases in disgust. Took my joke
and I think my comment disappeared by the way. But
all the comments are just hating on Sam, which is
which is bizarre, which makes me wonder like maybe this
is a lot of normies. I don't know, man, I
don't know.
Speaker 8: Is it normies? What is going on? I don't get it.
Speaker 7: Johann John Vonder shoots five dollars.
Speaker 8: Have you ever used notebook?
Speaker 7: You're talking about the movie with Ryan Gosling where he
becomes a dementia patient and poops his pants and falls
in love with Rachel mcadam's a mean girl. I don't
know nothing about.
Speaker 5: That, dude.
Speaker 7: Oh notebook, l M, I do not know what that is.
It's a great tool for formatting and referencing giant companions
on pretty much any topic. I did not know at
all what that is, but I will continue to use
Ryan Gosling's Dementia notebook. Hunter Barler, two thousand and five.
Would you ever go on war mode at given the chance? Would?
I would love to see. I don't even know what
that is war mode. There's too many damn podcasts out
there now. We need to figure out a way to
just like cancel all of the other podcasts.
Speaker 8: I'm just joking, By.
Speaker 7: The way, is this are you talking about this?
Speaker 5: What is this?
Speaker 7: It's just people talking. I don't know what it is, dog,
Jewish Skeptic five dollars. Books. You ninjas don't even read
scrolls anymore, scrolls or skulls. For me, it's quill im parchment.
I will be describing esthotery Hollywood four on parchment.
Speaker 1: Um.
Speaker 8: I don't know what to say to that.
Speaker 7: I was trying to think of a funny retort, but
since he's Jewish skeptic, I'm afraid to say anything because
the masade might take me out. Hunter Barler, five dollars. No,
we already did that, Greg Goobs, Come on, now, that's
not a real name, Yo dog. Break down the Greek
Revolution and the faking great things that went down. Well,
I know there was a large role of masonry in
the Greek Revolution. I think even Phillips Gerrard commented on
that in Greek East Latin West of all places. I
caught him at five dollars, Mrga, make reggae great again.
I'll have you heard my reggae songs, because I think
they're pretty great. Just want to meet new piopa la
and do so many cool teens.
Speaker 8: Where's it at?
Speaker 7: You know what you get when you start mentioning my songs,
they get played, right.
Speaker 24: So my son was he was headed off to camp,
and before he went, he shared a really cool thing.
I said, Hey, what are you opening to get from this?
He said, bye, I just want to meet new people
and do cool things.
Speaker 8: He's like cool people in the world.
Speaker 7: By the way, is that not the most stoner snicker
of all time? Who would have ever thought that? You
would have thought cheating chong. No, Matthew McConaughey is the
one with the most stoner snickle of all time. The
fact it was so stoner of a snicker that I
had to put it in the song at repeat intervals.
A lot of cool things in the world you ever
noticed had.
Speaker 8: Like cool people.
Speaker 7: It's a cool guy named Bob Bill.
Speaker 8: It's also a pretty cool guy named filming. Not everybody's tool.
Speaker 16: Some people didn't, but that's okay.
Speaker 7: I just want to meet new people, Papa, meet new people,
and I want to do so many cool things. I
just want to meet new people, do a lot of
cool things.
Speaker 25: Yeah, just want to meet new people, do so many cool.
Speaker 7: By the way, I sang that in front of audience
and they didn't expect it, and I thought that was
a pretty pretty fun troll moment. If I do say
so myself, I did engage in. I engage in a
little bit of trolling as well. Anyway, where are we at,
Ian Carroll? Ten dollars, Jay God bless. I want to
say I just got chrismated in August. Second, I afford
you part of the credit for giving me and many
others the nudge to find a home in Orthodoxy. Hey man,
that's great to hear. Many years to you, Steve Pierce
says for twenty pounds, I want to say thank you
for bringing me out of Roman Catholicism onwards towards orthodoxy. Well,
it's good to know that we're having some effects. Let's
talk God five dollars. Would an absolute devine simplicity lead
to functional Nestorianism? God being in creation would only be
through some proxy or a stand in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 7: I've been arguing for a long time that if you're
really consistent with reducing God to pure act in a
strict isomorphic identity sense, then you can't have one hypostasis
enter into a mode of being in space and time
in a way that the other two do not. So yes,
that's just another way of saying my critique. Thank you
guys for the generous super chat today. We're having fun.
We're gonna open it up here in a second. But
you know, when you mentioned my songs, you get, you get,
you get, you get, you get the cringe corp, you
get the cringe corp you deserve is basically what I'm saying.
And be sure and follow me on X by the way,
if you don't, there's my X right there.
Speaker 8: The religion debate. Guy, we do a lot of things
round here.
Speaker 7: You can't you can't typecast me.
Speaker 8: I'm untyped castable. That's the point.
Speaker 7: I mean, Bra we went from doing a little bit
of tooting of the horn here. We went from doing
the biggest, second biggest debate last year, millions of people
watched the Fresh Infit Islam debate, and then we moved
over here to writing for one of the biggest comedy
events of the last year online, which was I think
on Twitter, the Dear Elon for example, that had like
twenty million views, so ish somewhere in there. So come on, now,
we're putting out fire, not putting out fires. We're putting
out fires, and I feel like some of you haters
are the firemen putting out the fires that we're creating fires.
This is getting mixed up in my head tracks. I
read Luther's Babylonian Captivity of the Church. I've read that
as well, the criticism for the Catholics for Communion one
in one kind. Graham says they do this South is
groml like the ghetto version of Grok. So Elon has
groc right, sounds like you're really vibing with the information
I'm putting out. And then there's Graham who sounds like
a ghetto version, but it sounds also like an alien,
so it's like a ghetto alien. But ah, yoh, let
me let me double check that dog running a bit
of a search over here, it looks like that's probably true.
Speaker 8: That's what you get with Graham.
Speaker 7: He's cheap, though you could you could sign up with
Graham with an EBT card.
Speaker 8: What's the Wait a minute, those super chats are rolling in.
Speaker 7: What is the Orthodox position on this?
Speaker 8: Do you mean on Gram or Grock? Communion in one kind?
Speaker 7: I mean the Orthodox Church gives communion and they're both kinds.
That's actually a funny skit. I'm gonna write that down
a ghetto version of AI.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna call it grom though ghetto grock.
Speaker 7: Uh gronk gronk like cronk ghetto grock. You can you
can sign up with your EBT car. He just kind
of gives you like he gives you ghetto advice. That's
actually pretty funny. Just want to meet new people?
Speaker 8: All right, we're gonna open it up.
Speaker 7: I was gonna play this uh Whitney web clip here.
You guys can go watch this. You have some interesting
theories about what might be going on. By the way,
have I mentioned bitcoin today?
Speaker 8: Hello? Hello, Hello, all right, we're going to open it up.
Speaker 7: We already got people in line lined up. Gilbert, Gilbert Godfrey,
what's up, dude, I'm mute. You just want to meet
new people, Gilbert?
Speaker 8: What's your What are you doing?
Speaker 18: Man?
Speaker 7: I'm mute. You waited this whole, all this time to
just sit there muted. Good job, dude, Yes sir, Oops, No,
I'm just kidding. Come back, Gilbert. You thought I was
playing sy ops mind games? What's up, Gilbert? Try against? Yes, sir, Hey,
what's up?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 26: I just want to say, for small congrats on season
two Extreme Peace.
Speaker 4: Everything's been great.
Speaker 7: Well, I didn't have an involvement in season two. I'm
writing the so.
Speaker 26: No okay, okay, well I've been watching that too, so
good stuff, man. But yeah, no, I was just gonna
comment on the Harlan Williams h.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 5: I'm like you.
Speaker 26: I saw it once. I didn't see anything abnormal.
Speaker 27: With it at all.
Speaker 26: I thought it was a pretty jovial exchange.
Speaker 5: I've kind of been a fan.
Speaker 26: Of Harlan, like not deep fan, but I mean he
used to go in the old Conan late night shows,
so I kind of know his comedy a little bit,
kind of like very satirical, not wanting to give away
the bit as it were, Sam Hide obviously, like I,
I don't.
Speaker 4: Think there was any animosity at all.
Speaker 26: So I was really shocked when I went on Twitter
to see all these posts about uh, apparently Sam got
really mad or his his fragile ego, the things that
I read him just like, I didn't see that at all.
So it's kind of while I was wanting to come
in here and just kind of see what the consensus was.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I thought it was like intentional awkwardness was the goal,
and everybody's on the same page with the awkwardness, because
you know, it's all awkward comedy. I mean, it seems
like the style of weird comedy that Harlan Williams does.
And I've watched a good bit of a stand up
over the years. I would have thought it kind of
vibes well with you know, the MD vibe, with the vibes,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 26: I agree, And I, like I said, like, I watched
it once.
Speaker 5: I thought it was funny.
Speaker 26: I thought it was actually even more funny too when
I realized that Harlan cut out all the promos anytime.
Speaker 8: They mentioned Yeah, yeah, I thought that was funny.
Speaker 26: Too, So I mean I get that they were kind
of ribbing off each other and doing things and and
you know obviously Sam, you know, pushing.
Speaker 5: Over the desk.
Speaker 26: And what what I think is really kind of key
is that like people who just saw that clip of
Sam pushing over a desk and don't know like him
or his humor, doesn't realize that that's sort of like
what he does on Fish Tank or any other I mean,
if you go back to any of his older videos,
I mean, he's just destroying something.
Speaker 7: He destroys shit like kicking and destroying the fan and
throwing the fan out of his car while he's driving.
Like that's just classic sham Hyde nonsense.
Speaker 26: And I think that people who don't really know about
that kind of just see him pushing over a desk,
and I mean it seems kind of childish.
Speaker 8: Man with the fragile you go, yeah.
Speaker 4: Dou per fra Yeah.
Speaker 26: So I just I mean I didn't get any sense
that it was. And then even at one point too,
Harlan even said, oh, yeah, we have some gorilla twigs
because he bought the whole gorilla nests and everything.
Speaker 4: So I mean it seems like there was something sort
of set up.
Speaker 26: But I don't think Harlan Williams is like that. Like,
I don't think he's that kind of comedian where he's
like set.
Speaker 5: Up bits like that.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's how like in style.
Speaker 26: I mean, I could be wrong, but I just think
that they were sort of just gonna go off and
do some unplanned thing. I think that the typical of
the desk was totally unplanned. But Sam just wanted to
do it and just you know, that's just his thing.
And I don't see anything about it being like vicious
or there's some like deep like oh Sam's falling off
so oh uh he hardly controlled him so hard and
and Sam couldn't handle It's like I just I just
couldn't believe what I was reading on some of these posts,
and and even trying to like like talk to some
of these people, they're like, uh no, oh, here's the
other thing too. They're like, no, Sam hide, he's he's
a groper and he collaborates with known groper Nick Flentes.
I'm like, wait, what, really, you actually think that. So
there's another part of that too. There's actually a lot
of people who do not like gropers, and I don't
know this. I mean, I could be wrong, but I mean,
from what I gathered, that sort of the.
Speaker 5: Thing this too, is that the people who do.
Speaker 26: Not like the Gropers associate Nick Flentes with Sam. I
guess because they did that one skit long ago with
the before the Storm the Q and on video that
they made together.
Speaker 4: You know, that was I don't know if they.
Speaker 26: Collaborated beyond that, and that's the only one I know
that they But but apparently because of that, Sam is
classified or grouped in with the Gropers, So that that
was news to me. I honestly didn't know that, or
you know, had a perspective.
Speaker 7: I saw a couple of comments to that effect, but
it just seemed like most of the comments are just
people thinking that everything they're seeing is as it appears,
and that nobody's you know, doing doing that. Sam's not
being Sam as he usually is. I don't know, but yeah,
thank you appreciate that, Gilbert.
Speaker 8: What else do? What do you guy? What do you
guys think?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 7: In the chat we get almost people want to chat
about this. I got a bit of a headache today,
Warren mccommon, what's up man?
Speaker 8: We got a big fat super chat here.
Speaker 7: I guess I always with these weird ass made up currencies,
I never know like they trick you, man, they fake
you out because you think when you see this like
weird ass currency that it's like three thousand ars, I'm like,
oh shit, I'm about to have a party to night,
and then you do the conversion and it's like fifty cents.
So's it's all these damn Fiat inflationary collapse countries that
be sending you three thousand of their units, and it's
like that unit is gonna buy me a popsicle. I
think there was animosity. If you look at the YouTube comments,
Harland likes the comments. Yeah, that's that is an interesting
point that he was liking a lot of the comments
that were anti Samuh and I wonder too. We can
never know with YouTube, But I thought my joke was
pretty funny and my comment disappeared. So I still love Sam.
I love the work that you guys are doing with
the Sam Hide Show. It's very top tier stuff. It
could be that the bit was not entirely planned. He
just let himself go and it went in a funny way. Yeah,
I could have been that they could have you know,
said we're gonna get wacky, it's gonna be fun and uh,
and then maybe it just kind of went wild. You
know who knows non compliant Zoomer uh became a member.
Speaker 8: What's up, dude?
Speaker 7: You there, war zone war something warn hear me?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, what's up?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 28: I was listening with my actually AirPod. I switched microphone
to my thought. Okay, So I just wanted to ask
for something since there's open debate and I've since I've
been in your spaces multiple times.
Speaker 3: And then I watched.
Speaker 28: Your stream with Aposti Profits and David Would.
Speaker 27: I just wanted to ask you about the whole uh,
because it's also geopolitics, the whole war between Israel and
evil these law maker regime that has occupied your.
Speaker 4: Round for forty six yers.
Speaker 28: I just have to ask you about this thing. And
do you think that Riza Pallaby is a good person
to come and bring the piece to the Middle East
as a person who with the most Erhenian people believe in.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, I know that he's kind of a you know,
pro Western, sort of a CIA adjacent figure. I'm assuming
he's the son of the Shah, right so I know
he went and prayed at the wall. So I mean,
it seems like he would be amenable to CIA israel
interests unless there are backdoor deals that we don't know about,
which is also possible too. But yeah, we covered this
quite a bit, and you know, I don't know what
to say about that. It's a really complex thing. I
don't really take either side in the sense of, like,
I mean, I'm not pro Sheea.
Speaker 8: I think she is crazy. Jehan Neruda?
Speaker 3: What's up, dude?
Speaker 7: You want to unmute jan Neruda? You there, jan Neruda?
We can't hear your dog. Brian Maloney, what's up, dude.
I've been trying to figure out a way to do
the live streams where it's kind of open to whatever,
you know what I mean, Like, if I do the
only religious live streams, then it ends up being three
five hours of only talking about what's the answer to POSA?
And it's like, dude, come on now. So I'm thinking,
what if we try out total open about whatever?
Speaker 8: You know what I mean? What's up?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 8: I'mute?
Speaker 5: Hey, can you hear me?
Speaker 8: Yes, sir?
Speaker 17: Hey, Sorry, I probably sound kind of like crap. I'm
on a cheap headset currently.
Speaker 8: Okay, you had that drive through.
Speaker 7: That drive through right, now, bring.
Speaker 4: Up to other topics.
Speaker 5: So I was going to bring up.
Speaker 17: Something semi religious, but you might not expect it. I
found you through Andrew Wilson, and I used to be
a Christian, but not you guys's brand of Christian. I
kind of got away from that around age eleven. Have
you ever heard of William Branham?
Speaker 8: The name sounds vaguely familiar. Who's that is he?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 7: Is that that Pentecostal dude?
Speaker 17: I think it might be kind of cost some more
evangelistic claimed to be the seventh Angel that was in Revelation.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: In fact, we had I think a person hold In
maybe a couple of months ago.
Speaker 8: Yes, who used who used to be.
Speaker 7: In this guy's like Pentecostal time set.
Speaker 5: I grew up under that, y.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we had a guy that that grew up under
it too.
Speaker 8: That called in rock.
Speaker 5: Rock music is up the Devil.
Speaker 17: You can hear the demons screaming in the guitar, women
their hairs, They're cutting their connection with God.
Speaker 4: All that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I wasn't sure if you Because I live in my job,
I do a lot.
Speaker 17: Of listening on my headset because I'm out and about
on my own. So like that's kind of what I've
started doing, is I think through Andrew Wilson, I've started
to find people like Jim Bob, and I'll be honest,
like I don't want to like give false hope like.
Speaker 7: I'm there, hold on, hold on, hold on, You're out,
You're on, You're out on your own. Are you more
of a Patti Labell or more of a Michael McDonald,
I'll be on.
Speaker 4: No clue who those names are. I'm not.
Speaker 8: I'm go ahead.
Speaker 17: I don't brand myself as a Christian, but I and
I don't want to give some kind of false hope
like I'm there yet. But I'll be honest. Voices like you,
Jim Bob and Andrew Wilson, right, they guys have kind
of started pulling me more towards Christianity. I don't know
where I'm at right now, but I do like a
lot of what you guys talk about. And I'll try
not to hog up too much time, but that I
was just curious if you had known about that research.
Speaker 4: It's fascinating, it is fascinating.
Speaker 7: Yeah, In fact, we had a really good conversation. I
think if you go back, you would probably like the
streams that we did a couple of months ago. They
got a lot of views were we were dissecting and
making fun of the charismatic ethos, and I'm pretty sure
that's when somebody called in to talk about William Brandham.
Speaker 8: So pleasure to meet you, Brian.
Speaker 7: Does nobody know who Michael McDonald is? By the way,
I did an impression of Michael McDonald. I thought it
was funny. Nobody watched it, nobody liked it. Willso does
the same damn thing.
Speaker 8: And it's gonna it gets a zillion views. Now. I'm
just I don't have.
Speaker 7: A problem saying will Sayso's impression of Michael McDonald's probably better.
Speaker 8: But it's like, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I thought Michael McDonald going into the McDonald's drive thru
to order something for Michael McDonald from McDonald's, but he
sings it. I don't know.
Speaker 8: I thought that was funny. I don't know, dude.
Speaker 7: Maybe my shit is just out there.
Speaker 8: Dude, it's just out there.
Speaker 7: But nobody knows who Michael McDonald does You never heard
of the Dewey Brothers. What nobody who the hell, Patti
LaBelle is who the hell Patty LaBelle, Patty la hell
the hell? No Patty lo hell no over here with
Michael McDonald's singing to each other from coast to coast,
it came from some well fucking hold on, we'll go.
That would be a perfect skit. Michael McDonald at the
McDonald's drive through. That's funny, dude, that's funny. I don't
care who denies it. It's freaking funny. And I do
sound like I can do a good Michael McDonald. I
gotta add he's not even in my impression roster.
Speaker 14: Shit, what am I doing? I gotta add Michael McDonald
right now to my impression roster. You think I'm joking?
Look at this, he ain't even on here. Forty eight
right next to Voice of Reason.
Speaker 7: Forty eight Michael McDonald, Michael mac Michael mcdee, right next
to Voice of Reason. You think I'm playing? You think
I'm playing? Right now? You want to see my impression roster.
Speaker 1: You think I'm playing?
Speaker 7: Look at that right there? He just got put right
next right next.
Speaker 8: To Voice or Reason.
Speaker 7: The question is how do I sound like TikTok? For
return to was also Dorothy. You have a very proper booty.
Mm hm, who's next, Let's see John try.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: No, Michael McDonald is not gen X. Are you insane?
Michael McDonald is peak boomer, dude, peak boomer.
Speaker 8: What's up man?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 4: Indian app is not working on my phone.
Speaker 7: Call yourself called a technical support, because you will talk
to one of your own people.
Speaker 4: I had to go on my laptop.
Speaker 29: I guess I was just kind of curious because I
am from Czechoslovakia, so I'm under like the smallest diocese possible,
So I'm not trying to stir up conflict or anything.
I'm Orthodox, but very new Authodox, but I am I
was I wanted to ask a questions about I saw
some video of some Greek priests from America.
Speaker 4: He made like a deal about Orthobros or something.
Speaker 7: And I was, Oh, you're talking about the go archercumunist guy. Yeah,
he's a big he's a big ecumenist, so of course
he's got to.
Speaker 4: Say, yeah, that was aimed at you, you know.
Speaker 8: And of course it was. Yeah, he's been these last
several videos.
Speaker 25: It's about me, sure, yeah, and yeah, I just wanted
to ask a questions, what do you make of like,
because there was this small drama at my daddy's with
one priest. Oh well, I'm not going to go into it,
but I was just wanted to get your thoughts on
these co these like small conflicts, because I feel like
it's very political often you know.
Speaker 7: It's yeah, it is, so the go arch wants to
go back to Rome, and so they have to demonize
anybody that's not going to support the Ecumenist pro union
aspects of Orthodoxy in the West and in America.
Speaker 8: So that's why.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, well yeah, thanks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And it's like it's all it's super boomer too.
It's like they're bad because they debate and you know,
just just super gay stuff.
Speaker 6: Dude, anyway, what a fool believes?
Speaker 7: Do you ever think you look at the Doobie Brothers
and then you wonder, you think that dude's ever smoked
a doobey?
Speaker 8: That dude is a doobie.
Speaker 7: And by the way, did you know this is a
funny thing. This guy that you see here wearing the
blue blockers, the incarnation of Adobe. That dude's actually like
got a degree in like nuclear science and he's like
a super Republican neo kon.
Speaker 8: Kid you not look it up.
Speaker 7: I forget his name, but like the Doobie Brother guitarist
dude that looks like a Doobie incarnate is like a
super neokon gop nuclear guy.
Speaker 8: It's really it's bizarre. The whole world's really bizarre. Who
knows what's going on?
Speaker 7: Who's next? The White is? The White is. By the way,
Welcome everybody. We've got a bunch of new members. Shout
out to the people. I'm serious to look it up.
Look up. I forget the guy's name, but he's like
a nuclear science guy or something crazy where he's like
he works now at nuclear companies for the military industrial complex.
Speaker 8: Is very bizarre. What's up?
Speaker 1: Dog?
Speaker 7: What is what it is?
Speaker 30: Hey?
Speaker 31: I just wanted to politely disagree with you on how
Sam Hyde looked on the Harlan Williams Show.
Speaker 7: Okay, I I.
Speaker 31: Just I'm sorry. If you like, it's one thing when
you're destroying your own stuff with Maton's podcast, it was like,
you know, a shitty little table and a tent or whatever.
So I mean that destruction doesn't matter as much if
they like just Harland was.
Speaker 2: Just talking about how like redid the place and everything,
and he throws over the new ship.
Speaker 32: I mean, I'm.
Speaker 31: Sorry, I think it's pretty cut and dry.
Speaker 4: Why you know this wasn't.
Speaker 5: I don't think it was a mutual thing.
Speaker 31: I mean, I don't think they hate each other after it,
but clearly there's.
Speaker 2: Some bad blood if there's you know, you've seen we've
seen Harlan's likes on the comments.
Speaker 31: He took out all of the references to extreme peace.
Speaker 2: And I mean, can you really I'm sorry, I just
I don't think that the reason that people are kind
of criticizing him is.
Speaker 4: Because you know, they can't.
Speaker 2: They're just not you know, intellectual enough to uh to
see the you know this this high comedy.
Speaker 7: Well so again, if you've watched Sam over the years,
you know he does he does this kind of stuff right.
Speaker 31: Well right, but within reason. You can't like just go
breaking other people's ship and then be well.
Speaker 7: First of all, all he did was tip the table over.
It's not like he destroyed things.
Speaker 31: Maybe maybe something we destroyed the stuff, dude, he had
like a bunch of expensive stuff on there. You really
don't think those mic arms or you got sustained a
little damage the wiring everything.
Speaker 1: I don't have to.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 33: I think I respectfully, dude, I think you're a little
biased just because you know, you do write for a show,
and I think a lot of these guys to be
totally honest, and you know.
Speaker 17: You can't remove your tongue from his scrotum.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 2: Uh, I think a lot of things guys sorry, a
lot of them would see him as their dad or whatever.
Speaker 7: Oh I'm older than I'm older than Sam, but he's
my dad.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 33: With you, you're a little different because I mean you're
like an associate of his. A lot of these people,
you know, they're never gonna work with him, but you
know they have like some weird parasocial connection to him.
Speaker 23: And you.
Speaker 31: I mean, I think, honestly, a lot of the people
I Extreme Piece one wouldn't have fucking flow if there
was people around him were more.
Speaker 2: Felt like they could criticize him more.
Speaker 7: To be honest, you think it flopped. I don't think
Extreme Peace, well, I don't.
Speaker 31: Think it was very good, to be honest, I pick
a lot of people.
Speaker 7: Well, hold on, I mean, do you think that it flopped?
Speaker 3: Ratings was? Uh?
Speaker 31: I mean, they don't have ratings. You don't you're it's
not airing anywhere, right?
Speaker 7: No, Extreme Piece, you said one which was on Adult Swim.
Speaker 8: Which was a huge one.
Speaker 2: Okay, Extreme Piece episode one, there you go.
Speaker 8: You're talking about part two.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I liked.
Speaker 4: I liked World Peace. I think most people like World Piece.
Speaker 6: It was good.
Speaker 31: Extreme Piece episode one.
Speaker 8: Are you talking about the new season? You're saying? And
how do you know it flopped?
Speaker 31: Is what I'm saying, because because it wasn't very good.
Speaker 32: I mean, I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 31: The Old Lady's sketch was funny, but I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: The other ones they just dragged.
Speaker 31: They weren't very funny, and they just they didn't hit.
I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, Well you win the comments for today.
So I got some I got some testicles to go lick.
Speaker 8: So I appreciate you calling him. We got her first
wine mom of the day. Joe, what's up?
Speaker 7: What's up?
Speaker 5: Joe?
Speaker 4: How are we doing it?
Speaker 8: What's on your mind?
Speaker 5: Oh dude?
Speaker 32: A couple of things. One I want to throw you
accompliment your way. I've been a long time anti warrior
for she was longer than I care to admit.
Speaker 8: All right, well you know I didn't.
Speaker 7: So I had Alex's testicles, which I looked for many years,
and then that that kind of dried up, and so
now it's like, who's testicles? Can I now lick? There's
I gotta have boot balls? So I got so I
just hand Sam let me ball lick please, because the
wine moms are after me.
Speaker 4: The wine moms are She sounds like she's got great energy.
Speaker 5: I'm sure she's at the last quarty with but man,
she's allowed.
Speaker 7: To handle Hey, why momslved me?
Speaker 8: What can I say?
Speaker 32: So my question for you is regarding David Knight.
Speaker 4: I've been listening to him for years and years as well.
He recently had.
Speaker 32: Like some kind of medical thing happened, like I don't
know a few months ago, and I used to listen
to his show every morning. See what's going on. I
haven't heard from him, No one I think has seen him.
He's got his like boy on the show. And I
was just curious if you had any insight as to like,
is David Knight still alive?
Speaker 7: And like, I don't know. I'll be honest with that.
I mean, I've never talked to David Knight. I've never
I don't have anything against him. I've never interacted with him.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 7: I know that he basically started doing most of his
stuff on Rock Fin and it looks like he hasn't
posted anything in three months on Rock Fin.
Speaker 32: Dude, nothing, So it was like a Monday morning, his
wife went on X and was like, hey, David is
having a procedure tomorrow, He's go to be off the show.
Speaker 4: And then that day came and it went, and then
he had like his kid on and I'm not I'm
not joking.
Speaker 32: Complete radio silence from d Night from that day forward,
and I was just curious if he knew what was
going on, because he's got some really interesting stuff. I
guess his only fault is he's he's very religious, so
he's very dug into this is my worldview Christianity this well,
but I was.
Speaker 7: My main critique was when I listened to David Knight
just doing the kind of like this, the standard Protestant
libertarian thing.
Speaker 8: I just it wasn't my cup of tea.
Speaker 7: It looks like he did he did. He has posted
on Twitter, so I don't think he's dead and gone.
If he's posting, there.
Speaker 32: Are posts being posted on his Twitter.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, okay, one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Reason being you know, he goes live.
Speaker 32: He used to go live every day at the same time,
and I get my you know, go to work, listen
to him. What's up since that day, since that infamous
week where he had these medical emergencies.
Speaker 4: Is I'm pretty sure it's his bully, like his actual.
Speaker 8: Son shows And yeah, that's a good point.
Speaker 32: Yeah, if he was, so, I haven't seen Dan Knight,
heard from him, heard his voice, you know, since that
so I didn't know if you knew what was going
on because you know, the the old school, and I guess,
and that was old school, the old school Info Wars
team guys who would host the Fourth Hour on Fridays,
you David Knight.
Speaker 4: Hell, that's the first.
Speaker 32: Time I ever saw Matt Bracken, was him hosting the
Fourth Hour and full worst sou And now, you know,
it seems like Owen's kind of taken that.
Speaker 5: And he's kind of at the right hand of Balox.
Speaker 32: But that that that Fourth Hour team for me was
kind of like my initial way of stepping out of
the Sought Matrix propaganda machine was like, hey, I mean,
listen to the fourth our info warst. I'm gonna get
stuff I've never heard in my entire life. His boys,
and so you know, when something happens and I see it,
I like David, who's, let's face it, he ain't getting
the younger. I mean, he's he's pretty much a white
beer these days. And that was the last time I
saw him. So I just know that as time March
is on, guys are going to start falling off.
Speaker 8: And I was just, yeah, well, you know, have.
Speaker 4: Any comment at all for almost a full quarter.
Speaker 7: That's a good point, man, I didn't even know.
Speaker 8: I hope he's okay. I don't have anything.
Speaker 7: I've never like said, I've never interacted with David Knight,
never really talked to him, don't know much about him
other than that it just seemed like it was a
lot of kind of libertarian evangelical stuff. But you know,
I don't have any ill will. I hope he's doing okay, Pavel,
what's up man? Well, the way I forgot about this
clip that I thought this was actually pretty long, that
me and Jake riddlesnake, go ahead, what's up, dude? What's up?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 8: Yo?
Speaker 32: All right, my name is probably.
Speaker 34: Can I have him more questions than just one.
Speaker 7: Two, Well, it depends on what they are and whether
whether I vibe with your spirit or not.
Speaker 5: Okay, one is a really quick one.
Speaker 29: Do you think we we will have outcoin season in
this bitcencycle?
Speaker 3: Have what.
Speaker 5: I mean, do you have like real out coin growth
in this bit coincycle?
Speaker 8: Outgoing growth? What does that mean?
Speaker 7: Out coins? Your your Indian accent in Polish is messing
me up?
Speaker 26: Okay, so do you understand the question is repeat myself somehow?
Speaker 7: So if you do? If people do choose to play
the alts, uh, you know the standard phases is that
Bitcoin dominant and it begins to to die down and
ethereum has a new all time high. That's usually people's
measurement for the all coin season. If that's what you
are planning to do. If you if you're gonna do
the all coin casino.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't think I'm gonna do that. I think I'm
just gonna stick to stack in bitcoin. But you know
what you do is up to you. Would would are
are you aware of that? Usually? People wait? I mean again,
I don't all COIs is just casino, dude. But if
people are gonna go to the casino. Then the signs
are uh ethereum hits a new all time high, and
then that kicks off all season.
Speaker 5: Okay, thanks?
Speaker 34: Can I ask the second one?
Speaker 30: This one is a theological one because in Orthodoxy there
is no salibub in.
Speaker 8: Well, right, any what.
Speaker 7: Celibate?
Speaker 8: Well, there are monastics and most bishops.
Speaker 27: I get that in domestics, But what is the explanation.
Speaker 29: Why do bishops have to have have to be celibated?
Speaker 7: Because in the course of Church history they found it
easier to pull people to do that job from the
monasteries because it was harder for a person with families
in the ancient and medieval world to do the kind
of traveling and sort of bureaucratic type stuff that bishops
have to do. So it just kind of became a tradition.
Tallahasse see Patriot, what's up?
Speaker 5: Dog?
Speaker 8: I'm mute, man, what's up? Can't hear you?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 8: I don't know what's going on?
Speaker 7: To try to come back? Maybe, yeah, I mean I
don't really. The all coins to me are really annoying.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: I don't care what if you want to do, what
you gotta do, what you gotta do. But I mean
I really do think it's just like the casino. It's like,
you know, it's no different than going to Roulette wheel.
And you know, if you if you were stacking ethereum
all year, it did you nothing unless you started stacking
here at fourteen hundred expecting the bull market.
Speaker 8: But if you were.
Speaker 7: Stacking all year, it was like you wish that you
had stacked a bitcoin for a year, because Bitcoin is
up eighty three in a year and ethereum is down
two percent in a year unless you started stacking in April. Souh.
But if ethereum keeps going up, and if you are
playing the casino and it hits a new all time high,
then that that probably will signal an old coin season.
But it's kind of odd because you know this cycle
is different. How different remains to be seen. Some people think, no,
we won't even have an old season. Who knows. I
don't know, but I'm glad that I didn't play any
old coin stuff. For the last bit, I will give
a shout out to our friends over at ten hat Cat,
which is our friend in the meme sphere. They have
been big supporters. We do love the tin hat Cat guys.
But I always point out that if you do want
to play the alt coins and memes whatever, it's just
just just like going to the roulette. Whel it's just
a casino. Buddy, our piece, buddy, buddy pea, excuse me
for one hundred urs says the eth boys are cooked. Yeah,
eth boys, remember the narrative. We always get the narrative too.
If we do have an al coin and season, you're
gonna get the narrative that.
Speaker 8: The flippinging ethereum will flip.
Speaker 7: That's not gonna happen.
Speaker 8: Ethereum is not gonna flip. Bitcoin.
Speaker 7: Okay, Bitcoin, I think is pretty much shown that it's
the winner. I don't know what's gonna happen with Eth
and Solona and all these token things. I mean, they
may they may blow up, they may die. I think
eventually over time everything goes to zero next to bitcoin.
But no face kill of five dollars. The go Art
priest said in a video that the Orthodox Church is
the arc of salvation.
Speaker 8: He's not a humanist.
Speaker 7: Well, just saying that phrase doesn't actually mean that you're
not a humanist. And also people need to be more
a little more sophisticated that just because people say stuff
that doesn't mean that their actions match up with what
they say. This is a classic bureaucratic technique. And so
I mean the story is that they commune. I don't know.
I don't follow these boomers, but they commune cops and orientals.
Speaker 8: That's acumenism. Doesn't matter what you say.
Speaker 7: John Isaac, we came a remember four month what's up?
TINGU ten dollars? I saw Jeff Goldbloom and Mark Zuckerberg
on your impression list? Can we get a demo for
ten dollars? Guys?
Speaker 35: I want you to understand it. This next year is
gonna be great for meta. Meta is gonna be inside
your mind. It's also gonna be inside your bloodstream because
when we put you in a kumpot, okay, that's my Zuckerberg,
We're gonna have vetimins that go directly into your bloodstream.
I just did Jeff Goldblum at two Nights a couple
of nights ago because we were talking about Jurassic Park.
So for ten dollars, you get one free Zuck, but
you have to go watch my Jurassic Park stream for
the other gold Bloom impression.
Speaker 7: Non compliant Zoomer has gone insane. Gifting thirty memberships. Thank
you so much, dull. And I'm still salty too over
the fact that I bought the wrong peanut on a
whim and missed out on four million dollars. So I'm
a little salty over that, which I guess that's what
I deserve for trying to be an an all coin casino. Man,
was this close, dude.
Speaker 8: It's okay, though, it's not a big deal.
Speaker 7: We're good. We're bitcoin solid over here.
Speaker 8: Let's see who's next, Stephen, what's up, Stephen?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 4: Can you hear me?
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Hey, I got a question for you.
Speaker 20: So you're as an Orthodox Christian, you're you're a monarchist, right?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think it's the best forum government.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 26: So when so in Judges, when Samuel hears from Israel
that they want a king, and then he you.
Speaker 4: Know, he gets a little tilted, he crashes out a
little bit.
Speaker 7: Yes, Samuel is not in the Book of Judges. You've
got it backwards. So don't even know what you're talking about.
Samuel in the Book of Judges. The Book of Judges
says there was no king in Israel in those days,
and everyone did that what was right in their own
and their own eyes, so you don't even make the
cut for your question.
Speaker 8: Met ofthe West, what's.
Speaker 7: Up, dude? H Samuel and Judges? What's up?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 23: Bro?
Speaker 7: You calling me from your pillow? Get out from under
your pillow. I can't hear you. Well, well, well.
Speaker 21: Hello, yeah, so I was just listening to that uh
talk that you did with that guy.
Speaker 8: India, Oh, that evangelical du.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 25: And let's see, y'all got right up when you're talking
about icons.
Speaker 4: You got right up to comparing icons.
Speaker 16: With you know, the body of Christ with what.
Speaker 5: With the with the body of Christ?
Speaker 7: Basically like be incarnated Christ, the same principle? What is
going on here?
Speaker 8: Are you? I wanted you to keep talking about that, right?
Speaker 7: I can't under like everything's echoey. I can't talk to
my own alter in my mind. Good god da, what's up?
I'm gonna have to get a ginger to the it's
it's it's happening. I'm gonna have a I'm gonna turn,
I'm gonna flip this table over. Maybe sam Hi was
doing like a download Jesus reference by flipping the money
changer's table.
Speaker 8: Did anybody think about that? What's up?
Speaker 7: Dude? I thought we were in See. This is what
I'm saying about the tech dystopia. It's gonna take over tech.
Do nobody's phone works? Do phone are like freaking It's like, uh, dude,
I had a Q walkie talkie as a kid, and
they work better than the freaking tech that's gonna be
taken over.
Speaker 8: What's up man?
Speaker 7: Okay William? What's up? Hey?
Speaker 4: Jamie?
Speaker 7: I just got to have a stack of ginger cheese
up here, because then I'll start because then it's the
only thing that will calm me down is the sugar
from a beat us or whatever. Hey, Jamie, could you
give me a couple of ginger chewe so I don't
get angry at these idiots.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna lose my patience and then the internet's gonna
expose me. What's up, man, I'm you?
Speaker 5: Oh hi, Jay.
Speaker 22: I was just calling real quick because we had I
called in a week or so ago to debate you
on worshiping the same gods Catholics, Muslims, Mormons, Jews, and
I clipped it for my YouTube channel so that everybody
could praise me for winning.
Speaker 4: And a bunch of people were saying that it was
a self.
Speaker 22: Own and I just needed to call back and clarify
that that I won the debate.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm sure you did.
Speaker 8: I'm sure you did.
Speaker 7: We're all very proud of you.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks, good job, appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, where are you laughing?
Speaker 5: Because it's funny, is it though?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, good job dude.
Speaker 7: You can always tell a soyman by the snicker, because
soymen live on snickers, the snicker snicker of the soyman.
I clipped you for my fifty three subscriber channel, and
I just want to confirm that I won the debate.
Speaker 8: Dawa. What's up?
Speaker 5: How you doing?
Speaker 8: But by the way, that I was not joking.
Speaker 7: That's actually a guy who thinks that if he calls
in and clips me saying, yes, you won the debate,
then he can put that on his fifty three subscriber
channel and then the people in the comments.
Speaker 8: Making fun of him will suddenly change their mind. Yeah,
what's up, Dawa?
Speaker 30: Yeah, that's interesting that calls who uh I mean?
Speaker 5: With all fair?
Speaker 30: And now you you have kicked me off the debate
one time for talking about the Bible.
Speaker 7: But yeah, right, but it's probably because you were your
arguments were so superior that I couldn't handle it, right, No, no.
Speaker 30: No, you I mean I don't know why you kicked
me off, to be honest.
Speaker 7: Oh, it's because I don't want to hear about the Bible, right,
because as an Orthodox person we worship idols, and so
when the Bible comes.
Speaker 8: Out that I'm making a joke, dummy.
Speaker 7: Can you give me some more coffee please?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 30: So the topic, I mean, I guess it's related in
a way. But with regards to the Father, the Son,
and the Spirit. Right, So you do you believe do
you believe that the Father is superior to the Son and.
Speaker 7: The Spirit superior? What do you mean by superior? Things
could be superior. People can be superior in different.
Speaker 30: Ways authority, authority wise, yeah, Jesus.
Speaker 8: Jesus speaks that way many times in the.
Speaker 5: Gospels with regards to the authority of the Father.
Speaker 8: Correct.
Speaker 30: So, logically speaking, the Father, the Son, and the Spirit
are all knowing, correct, all three would be all knowing.
So if all three are are all knowing, what possible
discussion can happen between the three?
Speaker 7: Does Jesus interact with and speak to his Father and
the gospels?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 7: But so what is that an interaction or discussion or
not correct. Okay, so you said what possible discussion could happen?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 30: So three three, three authorities having that are all knowing,
that know everything, what what possible discussion intellectually logically can happen?
Speaker 7: Yeah, So what's the difference between what's the difference between
the thing and the mode of a thing?
Speaker 5: The thing and the mode of a thing?
Speaker 30: Yeah, it wouldn't It wouldn't matter because they're all knowing.
So there's nothing that the Father wouldn't matter to the
son about that he would not know based on.
Speaker 7: The difference is that the knowledge is derivative that the
son has. That's the difference. So it's true that all
three are all knowing, but they're all knowing in a
different way because the son derives that power and that
omniscience from the Father, because everything that he has, as
he says in the Gospel of John, he has from
the Father, including the attribute of omniscience.
Speaker 30: But speaking now with regards to like authority, if if
the Father is is or if the son is speaking to.
Speaker 7: The Father, does Jesus say that the Father has given
him authority?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 30: No, but Jesus does say that the Father is greater.
Speaker 7: Does Jesus say the Father has given him authority?
Speaker 30: Yes, I believe, So okay, what what? But how can
I give authority to myself?
Speaker 7: Jesus is not himself. Jesus is speaking to the Father.
The Father is giving it to the son. Are you
a modalist?
Speaker 30: No, but that would be too that would be two separate,
that would be two separate gods.
Speaker 8: They're not separate.
Speaker 7: They are two hypostaces with one nature. So you're calling
them separate. But that's not our position.
Speaker 30: But that would be saying like a square triangle.
Speaker 7: Not at all.
Speaker 8: It's no, you're saying that.
Speaker 5: So let me give you an example.
Speaker 7: Let me give you don't even understand the position. Dude,
you're just waste our time.
Speaker 5: But you're not respond to the argument.
Speaker 7: But you're not even responding to what our position is.
It's a it's a caricature of the position because you
didn't know what mode was.
Speaker 30: Let me break it down so maybe you'd understand it
in this way. So if if I am the Father,
which is God?
Speaker 7: Correct, do you know what the word The word God
is not a single reference. It picks out different things.
So your assumption for your dawa apologetic is that the
word God only has a single reference? No, no, no,
you say, no, no, no. Are you going to respond
to the argument of monarchical trinitarianism or your caricature.
Speaker 30: Yeah, but see, you're deflecting away from the actual topic.
Speaker 7: That you're not arguing against monarchical trinitarianism.
Speaker 6: Father.
Speaker 30: You're saying the father has more authority than the son
and the spirit.
Speaker 8: Okay, well I didn't say that.
Speaker 7: I said that it's conditioned.
Speaker 5: By father, gives by the Father.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is called the Unomian premise. Doctor Branson already
refuted this in his debate with Jake about the Unomian premiss.
Speaker 5: Why don't you do why don't you make.
Speaker 7: I have I've made this argument countless times. You guys
are too stupid to know it or understand it.
Speaker 30: But you're you're I mean, obviously, if there's many people,
you know, having the same.
Speaker 7: Discussion, what is the reputation of monarchical trinitarianism?
Speaker 5: Okay, let me ask you a different questions.
Speaker 7: So you're not gonna answer my questions. You're not gonna
answer my questions, and you're booted. What is the reputation
of monarchical trinitarianism. Not your straw man caricature.
Speaker 5: How is that a straw man.
Speaker 30: When I'm when I'm basing the argument, it's.
Speaker 7: Not so you are.
Speaker 8: You're arguing that the word God has a single reference.
Speaker 30: Right, No, I'm not well tech, I mean technically.
Speaker 7: In the Islamic view, the creator does the word God
refer also to all his attributes in Islamic view, But
God is.
Speaker 30: Just the English translation of the word.
Speaker 8: Are you going to address this argument?
Speaker 7: Is are all of us attributes also quote God? No
they're not. Okay, So all as mercy is all us mercy?
Speaker 1: Fully?
Speaker 8: Is it fully divine?
Speaker 5: Say that part again?
Speaker 8: Is all us mercy also fully divine?
Speaker 32: Or not?
Speaker 5: Of course?
Speaker 7: Then you just that you just contradicted yourself because you
said that it's not God.
Speaker 5: It's not God God.
Speaker 7: So you just exactly you contradicted yourself. This is like
talking to a fifty IQ person. He just said it's
not God. Yeah, it's fully God literally contradicted himself. They're
literally like talking to children.
Speaker 8: What's up?
Speaker 5: Yo? Is there a gorilla in this room?
Speaker 7: Or what?
Speaker 8: What's on your mind?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Not a whole lot. Yeah.
Speaker 30: I saw the Harland podcasts.
Speaker 5: Much of those clips and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I had no clue what those comments were talking about.
Speaker 7: Well, it's odd because Harland said, are you going to
make a gorilla ness for us? So I thought it
was like inviting him to act crazy, right.
Speaker 4: Like Charles in the back Heavy Rolling.
Speaker 8: Charles is really funny in that episode.
Speaker 7: He's the he's the secret uh just.
Speaker 8: Voice coming out of the ether. That was great.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what else on your mind?
Speaker 5: Oh no, that was it?
Speaker 8: Oh okay, I appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't really understand.
Speaker 8: I think it's just this podcast.
Speaker 7: It's like the ultimate example of like the divide between
the boomers and the gen X and then everybody under
gen X, right, because you will never find boomers that
like Sam Hunt. There's just something And maybe even with
Tim Heideker too, right, because there was a if you
go listen to the old uh Mark Maren podcast with
Tim and Eric on the Mark Mareon podcast, and Mark
Maren is very boomer gen X.
Speaker 8: And he's like, I've watched you guys' show. I don't
get it.
Speaker 7: I don't understand at all what's funny about any of it.
He's like, I don't dislike you guys. I respect you guys.
I think there's just something about the way that certain
sketch comedies over the years have been so kind of abstract,
they've been very meta meta that it just is lost
on a lot of.
Speaker 8: A lot of enormies.
Speaker 7: So that's a big part of this. And there's always
going to be gaps between generations, so like certain generations
are not going to understand what the next generation finds funny,
their unique slang, their lingo, their inside jokes.
Speaker 8: I don't know. Yeah, I'm I'm at, I'm at the
I can go.
Speaker 7: We're at the like the cosp of millennial and Gen X,
So I kind of have a unique position here. Induced
to buy induced by coffee. What are you something mad about?
Speaker 1: Dude?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I get it. You're you're thumbing downe what's up?
I'm mute, you're.
Speaker 7: Mad, induced by coffee? Unmute? Induced by coffee. You're you're
thumbing down? You're mad, unmute? What do you want to
talk about?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 7: Whatever?
Speaker 1: Doubt?
Speaker 7: What's up? Father Dicon? I don't know, Like some people
get really agitated and then they come up here and
then they won't talk. I don't know, Gabriel, what's up?
Brady Harvey five?
Speaker 8: Dollars.
Speaker 7: That guy's da whilosophy defeated dire.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm done.
Speaker 7: It's time to retire, because even though we've addressed the
Unumian premise argument of Jake fifty times, we've never addressed it. Hello,
what's up?
Speaker 5: Hey? What was about? I say?
Speaker 4: I just want to say, I'm a big fan.
Speaker 15: And I got a friend who's really insightful when it
comes to different theologies, and he's a papist and stuff.
Speaker 4: And one thing that he.
Speaker 15: Always brings up is the Council of Florence.
Speaker 4: And when I look into it, it is.
Speaker 15: Kind of a head sketcher because literally everybody except one
Sat Saint Mark Pepsus like, agreed to submitting to Rome,
which included like, you know, the pope being the leader
the Philioque on love and bread all that.
Speaker 7: And yeah, but I mean you think that in a
hold on the Orthodox Church is decentralized and if one
of the patriarch gets doesn't agree, then it doesn't matter.
And plus the rest of the church through tomatoes at
those guys when they came back.
Speaker 34: So and furthermore, it wasn't represented by every patriot, right, yeah,
so's there's several necessary conditions. Uh for a be binding
and uh infallible.
Speaker 5: One of those it has to be true.
Speaker 34: It has to be in concordance and conformity with the
previous councils and the theology, the consensus of the fathers,
all the patriarchs have to be represented, and it has
to be received. Those are just some of them. And
so we're not uh mechanism the rule worshipers. It's like, well,
we put together a thing. We we did these rules.
So that's not how it works. But like for the papers,
they think, well it's a it's a sooner. So I mean,
think about we would have it if that were true,
the council like Robert counsels and Council of here and
stuff like that would be like.
Speaker 5: Binding and true. It's just it's a stupid argument.
Speaker 34: And furthermore, I bring this up all the time I
worked at a Roman Catholic college with Roman Catholic scholars
and philosophers. None of them give these stupid arguments. What
you find is these people are children on Twitter. They're
probably sixteen years old, and they don't even know anything
about their own theology, let alone Orthodox ecclesiology and how
it works.
Speaker 4: So let's still pay attention to these people.
Speaker 8: Go watch all we have a talk we did like.
Speaker 7: Five years ago, David Rhan and I we did a
three hour podcast on the Council of Florence and Oriental
so called Orthodox, So everybody should go watch that. Stark IQ,
what's up?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 7: Irrationally Irritable became a six month member and he's got me.
Speaker 8: He got he says, I've got you.
Speaker 7: You can you confirm that in fact, I owned you
and totally you lost to me in a debate. Thank you, Yes,
I confirm it. Irrationally Irritable totally owned me. And it's
the first time I've ever lost a debate in my life.
Speaker 8: And it was to a random guy with no followers.
Speaker 7: By the way, people don't even realize, like people are
what are you so mean? A lot of the people
that call in nowadays, it's not a good faith in exchange.
They're only calling in to clip to get followers by
saying that they owned a Jay Dyer and so, and
it doesn't even get them that many followers. Like they're
they're ankle biting to get clicks and they might get
ten twenty followers out of it. But you understand That's
why a lot of times I'm not wasting a lot
of time with goofballs that call in because I'm not
doing them the favor of promoting their channel. And that's
what a lot of these people want. Now they're not.
You guys got to be a little more sophisticated. Like
the guy who says that I saw that Greek Orthodox arched.
He's priest, say something good, Therefore he's modern ecumenist. Don't
you understand bureaucratic double speak? What's up?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 8: I'm you, stark iq, I'm you, Yes, you are audible.
Speaker 5: Yes, thank you for letting me on.
Speaker 4: So I have a.
Speaker 17: Background in philosophy, have published some articles, you know, on
some good journals.
Speaker 4: I wanted to ask you.
Speaker 26: I wanted to ask you a question about the transcendental categories.
Speaker 4: Argument is that?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 4: Oh, if I
Speaker 30: Understand the argument correctly, it's sort of these facts about reality,
and the idea is that the only worldview which can
give a robust or coherent account of them