Speaker 1: All right, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. The stupidity
Speaker 1: just never ceases to end. We're going to talk about that.
Speaker 1: Is Iron about to go ballistic on Israel and what
Speaker 1: will it mean? We are going to talk about that.
Speaker 1: And streaming services they're ridiculous. We're going to talk about them,
Speaker 1: and so much more. Uncensored, unfiltered, un hinged. He's the
Speaker 1: Curell Cast. Listen daily on your favorite streaming service. It
Speaker 1: is the Crell Cast. I am Carrel, so very glad
Speaker 1: you are joining me on this Tuesday, October first, first
Speaker 1: of all, Happy birthday to my favorite interview of all time,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter. President. Jimmy Carter turns one hundred today, the
Speaker 1: oldest living president. No other presidents made it to one hundred.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter has. They're having celebrations for him today in Georgia.
Speaker 1: He's very weak, he's in hospice. His goal, his mission
Speaker 1: to live a few more weeks to vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: What a fabulous, fabulous mission that is. So we wish
Speaker 1: him nothing but joyous and happy birthdays. October first in
Speaker 1: Las Vegas is a solemn day. It is the day
Speaker 1: the shooter went up in Mandalay Bay and laid out
Speaker 1: at that delayed people out at that country festival, which
Speaker 1: was completely horrible. I watched it live on television and
Speaker 1: it was it was horrific. Not that a mass shooting,
Speaker 1: you know. Oh well, can you name a mass shooting
Speaker 1: that was fun? No? I cannot. So that was absolutely terrible.
Speaker 1: That happened today, And today is Music Advocacy Day. This
Speaker 1: is the day that around the country, Grammy members myself included,
Speaker 1: meet with our representatives. In this afternoon, I'll be meeting
Speaker 1: with the staff at Susie Lee's office, Representative Susie Lee,
Speaker 1: to talk about matters that really matter to the music industry,
Speaker 1: including AI and the fake Bill, which says that you
Speaker 1: we want it to be law that you can't do
Speaker 1: an image of someone their voice there, you know, make
Speaker 1: a song with them without their permission using AI. You know,
Speaker 1: because technically you could just create an AI hologram of
Speaker 1: you know, Michael Jackson and put it on tour uh
Speaker 1: And the technology is already there for that. So we'd
Speaker 1: like that to be illegal unless the estate or the
Speaker 1: person UH says okay, you can go ahead and do it.
Speaker 1: And a couple other bills, Music Tourism bill to bring
Speaker 1: music tourism into your area and my area. We all
Speaker 1: have areas rich in musical history. We'd like for music
Speaker 1: tourism to be a thing, and it already is a thing.
Speaker 1: We'd like it to be recognized as a thing. And
Speaker 1: a ticket bill to take away all the ridiculousness in
Speaker 1: buying tickets and just one price. What you see is
Speaker 1: what you get. That's that. So we're gonna go and
Speaker 1: rally because you know what you gotta go down. You
Speaker 1: gotta show up. You have to go and meet your lawmakers.
Speaker 1: I was telling the gut the upstro I said, you know,
Speaker 1: you could call and make an appointment. It's like, that's
Speaker 1: how it's supposed to work. You're supposed to go talk
Speaker 1: to your lawmakers in your district about what's important to you.
Speaker 1: I bet ninety nine percent of you listening to me
Speaker 1: have never gone and talked to your lawmakers ever, and
Speaker 1: yet you can. That's part of what they have to do.
Speaker 1: They have to have an office in their constituency to
Speaker 1: meet with constituents. That's you, that's me. So start arranging
Speaker 1: meetings and tell them what's on your mind. All right,
Speaker 1: So a couple of things. You know, yesterday people are
Speaker 1: saying my show should have been longer because I did
Speaker 1: go off on how we have been edging, dumbed down
Speaker 1: and not knowledged up and that stupid is all around us.
Speaker 1: And there's a couple more things I found and I
Speaker 1: loved your comments at YouTube dot com forward slash really
Speaker 1: correl or at patreon dot com forward slash really correll,
Speaker 1: where my beloved patrons wor at about eight hundred and
Speaker 1: six three dollars a month right now. I'd love to
Speaker 1: get that up to thirteen hundred. So if you can
Speaker 1: spare some money, it's Patreon dot com forward slash really correl.
Speaker 1: Which is odd that I ask about that because I'm
Speaker 1: going I'm the streaming services have got me pissed off.
Speaker 1: But first, let's talk about plastic. Plastic is everywhere. It's
Speaker 1: in our agriculture, it's in our bodies. We're finding it
Speaker 1: in our brains. It is polluting our ocean. Plastic is
Speaker 1: bad and one of the biggest culprits plastic grocery bags.
Speaker 1: They're absolutely horrifying. The reusable ones are even worse because
Speaker 1: people keep those in stockpile. Fifty or one hundred of them,
Speaker 1: and then they got to do something with them. How
Speaker 1: many of you have like twenty or thirty reusable plastic
Speaker 1: bags from a store like Sprouts or something, and you
Speaker 1: don't know what to do with them, so you end
Speaker 1: up throwing them in the recycle bin. So, plastic bags
Speaker 1: are terrible. They're absolutely horrible. And I've never understood why
Speaker 1: you shouldn't have to bring a bag to the grocery
Speaker 1: store for your grocery I've never understood this. Uh So,
Speaker 1: in California, Gavin Newsom just said no more, no more
Speaker 1: plastic grocery bags. You would have thought that he'd started
Speaker 1: eating dead fetuses on the Capitol building, you know, on
Speaker 1: the steps, because people have lost their minds. You know,
Speaker 1: like a plastic bag is in some way your American right.
Speaker 1: You have a right to a plastic bag, No, you
Speaker 1: freakin don't. They're bad for the environment. They should have
Speaker 1: never been put into widespread What was wrong with paper?
Speaker 1: Oh it breaks? Well, then bring a cloth bag, buy
Speaker 1: a fuck frigging couple grocery bags. Cloth will always forget
Speaker 1: him in the car. Well, that's your freaking fault. Then
Speaker 1: carry your groceries in your arms. You know, I mean
Speaker 1: get a box whatever, like Costco. You know, Costco is
Speaker 1: one of the biggest, biggest stores around. No plastic bags, okay, none,
Speaker 1: never had them. They used the box is from the
Speaker 1: items that they have in the store, and somehow they
Speaker 1: manage to do business and sell a lot of products
Speaker 1: without plastic bags. Who'd have known. So it is stupid
Speaker 1: for anyone to be going after Gavin Newsom because he
Speaker 1: banned plastic bags. That's what I was talking about yesterday.
Speaker 1: Smart people have to simply start making the choices for
Speaker 1: the idiots. And no one wants that except Maga. They
Speaker 1: want their dictator Trump to make all their decisions. But liberals, progressives,
Speaker 1: we've got to let smart people start making more decisions
Speaker 1: because dumb people are ruling. The next thing that should
Speaker 1: be banned plastic water bottles. You don't need a plastic
Speaker 1: water bottle. If you want to buy water, bring your
Speaker 1: own container, and it shouldn't be plastic. There. I see
Speaker 1: these people with cases of water bottles and I just
Speaker 1: think those are going right in the ocean. That's just stupid.
Speaker 1: It is stupid to sell water in a bottle that
Speaker 1: is plastic. Go back to glass, come up with another bottle.
Speaker 1: Something that decomposes whatever, be smarter than the plastic. But no,
Speaker 1: plastic is made out of petroleum, so the petroleum industry
Speaker 1: wants you to keep using all that plastic. No, it's
Speaker 1: dumb that anyone would attack Gavin Newsom for banning plastic bags.
Speaker 1: They should be banned nationally tomorrow. So should plastic water bottles.
Speaker 1: Make water bottles out of something else better. Yet, bring
Speaker 1: your own reusable containers. But it's like in the store,
Speaker 1: packaging is another thing that should just be done away with.
Speaker 1: You want some macaroni, bring something to put it in.
Speaker 1: This notion that everything should be in a box or
Speaker 1: a bag, or it's so ridiculous, it's stupid, say with
Speaker 1: me from yesterday. That's just stupid. You know what else?
Speaker 1: And welcome to the chatroom at YouTube dot com forward
Speaker 1: slash Really Carrel, I am in the chat room right
Speaker 1: now looking at comments. Hi mister Chris who asked if
Speaker 1: I went to the rally on Sunday. No, I did
Speaker 1: not go inside the rally on Sunday, but I did
Speaker 1: go play my song on the outside of the rally,
Speaker 1: and I was hoping someone from inside would tell me
Speaker 1: if it played like it was supposed to. But we'll see.
Speaker 1: We find out today some sort of timeline for the song,
Speaker 1: but we'll see if that even happens. The campaign has
Speaker 1: been really farting us around on the song, but whatever,
Speaker 1: I'm not bitter. It's not common of it's doing it.
Speaker 1: It's the people around her. I'm not even sure she's
Speaker 1: heard it yet. But so yesterday I was watching Hulu
Speaker 1: and the ads were about to drive me fricking crazy.
Speaker 1: And then I get a notice that Hulu is going
Speaker 1: from seven ninety nine to nine ninety nine with ads,
Speaker 1: and if you don't want to add it's eighteen ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Amazon Prime has now got ads in their videos. Netflix
Speaker 1: now has ads. So let me get this right. Streaming services,
Speaker 1: you became really popular because we wanted to cut the
Speaker 1: cable get away from cable television watch what we want
Speaker 1: when we want to watch it without ads, and we
Speaker 1: were willing to pay for that. But now, without even
Speaker 1: asking us, you've put ads back in. So I ask
Speaker 1: each and every one of you, why don't we all
Speaker 1: go back to cable with a TiVo, because at least
Speaker 1: then we can record what we want to watch and
Speaker 1: skip the ads. Now, look, I know that we need
Speaker 1: advertising to make commercial things go. I get that, I understand,
Speaker 1: But when you pay a large fee, not a little fee,
Speaker 1: It's like we're being charged a dollar ninety nine for Hulu,
Speaker 1: ten dollars a month, one hundred and twenty dollars a year,
Speaker 1: and then you've still got ads. You add in a
Speaker 1: few other services and you're right back to the car.
Speaker 1: So now most of us are paying more for streaming
Speaker 1: than we were for cable, and we're watching ads again. Boy,
Speaker 1: what a great gimmick for them. They're on track to
Speaker 1: make a billion dollars off of their advertising on streaming services,
Speaker 1: a billion while they rake you for ten ninety nine,
Speaker 1: twelve ninety nine, fourteen. Apple is going up, I think
Speaker 1: to forty plus dollars for Apple TV Plus and all
Speaker 1: of their other services. Just Apple TV Plus I think
Speaker 1: is going up to like fifty earth would they say
Speaker 1: one hundred a year or two one ninety nine year?
Speaker 1: I forget, but it's going up. They're all going up.
Speaker 1: And yet they just throw away money. Willy nilly, let's
Speaker 1: spend money. They spend money on these horrifying projects. They
Speaker 1: throw twenty million at Shonda Rhymes and fifteen million at
Speaker 1: Ryan Murphy and one hundred million at this and blah
Speaker 1: blah blah that. Oh but they're broken. They got to
Speaker 1: charge you more money and put in ads. Why not
Speaker 1: go back to cable with a tvo TiVo still exists.
Speaker 1: Why not just go back record? You know, because like
Speaker 1: people watch a lot of their shows now on Hulu
Speaker 1: or Paramount Plus or Peacock, Well why not just record
Speaker 1: them off of NBC or ABC or CBS or TNT
Speaker 1: or Fax or whatever, off of your cable package onto
Speaker 1: a t VO and then just fast forward. Why pay anymore?
Speaker 1: We don't get to watch what we want, when we
Speaker 1: want it, not without ads, not unless we pay a fortune.
Speaker 1: Streaming has become stupid. It is stupid to pay for streaming.
Speaker 1: It's just dumb. And so I barely do. I barely do.
Speaker 1: I get some through the press. I'm on Steve's Netflix,
Speaker 1: I'm on the Late Daniel Charleston's HBO Paramount Plus. I
Speaker 1: get free because I'm in the media. Peacock. I do
Speaker 1: pay for five ninety nine watch ads and Hulu. I
Speaker 1: only paid for for three months to watch three shows,
Speaker 1: and then I'm gonna cancel it. I don't have the
Speaker 1: money for all the streaming, but be I just refuse
Speaker 1: to pay them and have ads. I know there's ads
Speaker 1: in my show for you patrons, there's not live. If
Speaker 1: you patrons watch the show live, there's no ads. Otherwise
Speaker 1: I'd make zero off the show, like nothing. So patrons,
Speaker 1: I try to make it up to you in other
Speaker 1: ways with calls, exclusive content, you know, discounts if I
Speaker 1: ever get back out on the road, discounts to tickets,
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff. These other services they don't
Speaker 1: try to do anything special for you. Guys, just take
Speaker 1: your money and then make you watch ads. And the ads.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they're driving me crazy. They're all political ads,
Speaker 1: and they're all horrible. They're every one of them is horrible.
Speaker 1: Trump ads are horrible, even Kamala's ads. I am just
Speaker 1: so tired of hearing it. All. My mind is made up.
Speaker 1: I don't need to see these ads. Oh my god. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see. Streaming services are now ridiculous. We pay a
Speaker 1: streaming service to watch their shows, they now service ads.
Speaker 1: TiVo and Cable were, in fact better. They were. It
Speaker 1: was better. We watched what we wanted to when we
Speaker 1: wanted and we fast forwarded through the ads. So why
Speaker 1: don't we go back because the major services don't want
Speaker 1: us to. If I were a cable company, I would
Speaker 1: come on with a one hundred dollars a month everything,
Speaker 1: all broadcast channels, HBO send all of it, just everything,
Speaker 1: Hulu all included hundred bucks a month. They'd sell it all, right,
Speaker 1: cav Let's see, Verizon went down yesterday for millions and
Speaker 1: millions of people and they had no phone service. And
Speaker 1: that's just stupid. Why don't we have stay it with me?
Speaker 1: That's just stupid. Why don't phone services have satellite backup?
Speaker 1: More importantly, why don't all of our phones have satellite backup?
Speaker 1: We rich people do? People in Ashville, North Carolina are
Speaker 1: acting like they are on Mars. There are mules bringing
Speaker 1: in supplies. Why aren't there drones bringing in supplies? I
Speaker 1: hear all about drones. Where's the drones bringing in supplies
Speaker 1: to remote areas? Why are they using mules? People still
Speaker 1: can't reach people because cell service is down. Yesterday Verizon
Speaker 1: went down. These companies have zero backup, zero redundancy. If
Speaker 1: one thing goes wrong, that's it. Well, that's dumb, that's
Speaker 1: just stupid. Every cell phone company should have satellite backup.
Speaker 1: If their cell service goes down, your cell phone should
Speaker 1: switch to satellite and you're still able to make calls,
Speaker 1: not just if you're risk. When we come back Cafe
Speaker 1: best Field in San Francisco, it's the harbinger of dooms
Speaker 1: for most restaurants, and we will tell you why. Although
Speaker 1: that's the big date in walls hurts. Maybe then then
Speaker 1: be wearing a much eyeliner and masacerra if I web yesterday, probably,
Speaker 1: but we'll talk Abay Carrel here And I'd like to
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Speaker 1: thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest, most unhinged
Speaker 1: gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep the
Speaker 1: party going as long as we can. We're not going back.
Speaker 1: We're not giving in. We are going to fight, cause
Speaker 1: when we fight, we win. Oh, you know the whole
Speaker 1: plastic bag thing. That's what I said yesterday. You know,
Speaker 1: we know what's right, we know what's best. There are
Speaker 1: smart people who know, but they refuse to implement things
Speaker 1: like Gavin. You know he doesn't. He's not afraid to.
Speaker 1: They're afraid to implement things like Gavin because they're afraid
Speaker 1: they'll be taken over the coals. Like Davin is California
Speaker 1: should rejoice that he's getting rid of plastic bags. Instead,
Speaker 1: they're all up in Oh it's some sort of god
Speaker 1: given right to have a plastic bag at a grocery store. No,
Speaker 1: I don't even use their cart. I have a wagon.
Speaker 1: Why don't you, Why don't you have a cart for
Speaker 1: groceries of your own? And now they have these carts
Speaker 1: that have crates and you just put all your groceries
Speaker 1: in there and then when you get in the car,
Speaker 1: you just you just transfer the crate. You don't even
Speaker 1: need a bag. I mean, we can't be smarter, of
Speaker 1: course we can. God, So Cafe Bestille in San Francisco
Speaker 1: is closing the end of an era. It was a
Speaker 1: little alley. I've been there actually, and it was a
Speaker 1: great restaurant. A little overpriced, but you know, and they're closing.
Speaker 1: And here in Nevada, the gay hotel called Bent in
Speaker 1: downtown just opened eight months ago, closing. And they're all
Speaker 1: citing the economy. They're saying, you know, we're just not
Speaker 1: getting the business. You know, they're blaming a lot of things.
Speaker 1: But I have to tell you there are two things
Speaker 1: that have killed a lot of restaurants. Two things. First,
Speaker 1: the pandemic. The pandemic changed the way that we eat.
Speaker 1: Most of us couldn't go eat out. The restaurants were closed,
Speaker 1: and we got in a habit of either ordering food
Speaker 1: in which I refuse to do. Talk about stupid grub
Speaker 1: Hub and all of them. You have a twenty five
Speaker 1: dollars bill that ends up being forty dollars. That's just stupid.
Speaker 1: Don't use them. Don't use grub hub or door dash
Speaker 1: or any of them. And restaurants should go back to
Speaker 1: delivering their food themselves period they'd sell more. See that's
Speaker 1: the other thing. Restaurants outsource their deliveries to grub hub,
Speaker 1: door dash and all of that, and now we don't
Speaker 1: want to use those places because they're costing us too
Speaker 1: much money, so we're not buying from the restaurant, and
Speaker 1: the restaurant's blaming you and I or whatever. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Go back to delivering your own food and you'll have
Speaker 1: a lot more orders. Hire some eighteen year old, you know,
Speaker 1: paying fifteen bucks an hour to deliver your food. So
Speaker 1: the two things the pandemic changed the way that we eat.
Speaker 1: It just did. We couldn't go out for almost two
Speaker 1: years to restaurants, and drive throughs remained big because we
Speaker 1: could drive through, but sit down restaurants Nope. And then
Speaker 1: when they did come back after the pandemic, their entree
Speaker 1: prices were double or triple, and they blamed supply chain
Speaker 1: and labor cost and blah blah blah. But the fact
Speaker 1: is lunch went from ten bucks to twenty to twenty
Speaker 1: five bucks, and dinners went from twenty to twenty five
Speaker 1: bucks to fifty to seventy five bucks. And you and
Speaker 1: I don't have that at least not as much as
Speaker 1: we used to. We may go out to lunch once
Speaker 1: a week whereas we went out four times a week before.
Speaker 1: We may go to dinner once a month whereas we
Speaker 1: went out a couple times a month. We're not going
Speaker 1: out to eat because it's just too expensive, and so
Speaker 1: restaurants are closing, including vegan ones, especially vegan ones, and
Speaker 1: they're blaming inflation. But it's not inflation. First of all,
Speaker 1: it's we changed the way that we eat. Of all,
Speaker 1: they more than doubled and tripled their prices. That's not inflation.
Speaker 1: That's greed. And if you say it's the cost of
Speaker 1: doing business, well that means that's your cost of doing
Speaker 1: business is too high. You got to lower it. You know,
Speaker 1: there's a place here called Salad to Go just opened,
Speaker 1: and they're all over now and you can drive through
Speaker 1: and you can get a salad, a delicious salad, and
Speaker 1: a drink for ten bucks. There is always a line
Speaker 1: from the moment they opened. There's a line because ten
Speaker 1: bucks for lunch is doable, So people drive through in
Speaker 1: the mornings and get their When I'm at the park
Speaker 1: at eight in the morning, Salad to Go has a
Speaker 1: line people driving through to get their lunches because a
Speaker 1: ten buck lunch is doable. That very same salad at
Speaker 1: a sit down restaurant, twenty bucks, the very same one
Speaker 1: with pecans and raspberries and this and Brussels sprouts from
Speaker 1: that twenty bucks at a sit down restaurant, ten bucks
Speaker 1: at Salad to God to go. Well, last sit down
Speaker 1: restaurants won't. And so it's really just if they can't
Speaker 1: afford to get entrees at the price that we can pay,
Speaker 1: then of course they're gonna close. And so either there
Speaker 1: were too many restaurants before or before the pandemic, or
Speaker 1: we are just now more frugal. So are very much
Speaker 1: like your comments below at YouTube dot com forward slash
Speaker 1: really correl or at patreon dot com forward slash really correl.
Speaker 1: How many times a month do you eat out now?
Speaker 1: How many times versus how many times did you eat
Speaker 1: out before the pandemic. How many times before the pandemic
Speaker 1: did you eat out every month, every week, whatever? And
Speaker 1: how many times now after the pandemic in today's world
Speaker 1: do you eat out? I'd love to see those numbers,
Speaker 1: like did you eat out five or ten times a
Speaker 1: month before the pandemic including lunch and dinner and now
Speaker 1: you only eat out one or two times? And are
Speaker 1: you cooking? Is there this cooking resurgence now because if
Speaker 1: we're not eating at restaurants, we're eating at home? Or
Speaker 1: are you eating? Drive through have more and even they've
Speaker 1: gone way up, but have more and more people switched
Speaker 1: to drive through because at least they're a little cheaper.
Speaker 1: So I'd love to hear from you. Why do you
Speaker 1: feel restaurants are closing at record rates? I think it's
Speaker 1: two things. Are eating habits changed during the pandemic, and
Speaker 1: then when we came back from the pandemic, the price
Speaker 1: is tripled, just like overnight. My one of my favorite
Speaker 1: Thai restaurants I love, I love Number nine Tie. I
Speaker 1: used to go there for lunch once a week and
Speaker 1: I would get vegan Ladna, which I love, vegan laudna
Speaker 1: and a mixed vegetable dish, which was two entrees, but
Speaker 1: they were each eleven dollars, so I got twenty two
Speaker 1: bucks plus tips of twenty five dollars. Now those entrees
Speaker 1: are sixteen ninety five each, so it would be forty bucks.
Speaker 1: So I don't go anymore. I just they went up
Speaker 1: from eleven ninety five to sixteen ninety five. That's ten dollars,
Speaker 1: you know, and so I just I can't do it.
Speaker 1: I go to cheaper places, my lazies. Indian Cuisine still
Speaker 1: has their vegan lunch for nineteen dollars and it's enough
Speaker 1: to have for lunch and dinner, and that's all in
Speaker 1: nineteen with a samosa and pecoras and some soup and
Speaker 1: two entrees and rice. So I go there because it's
Speaker 1: under twenty bucks. How about you, how many times before
Speaker 1: the pandemic did you eat out versus now? And are
Speaker 1: you thinking it's is it the cost that is preventing you?
Speaker 1: I'd love to hear that. I'd love to hear from you.
Speaker 1: All Right, we got a lot. I have to write
Speaker 1: it down because everyone's like, you write out your shows
Speaker 1: and then you don't get to everything, and they're right.
Speaker 1: I go off on tangents and all of that. So
Speaker 1: and and we're going to pictures today for Music Advocacy Day.
Speaker 1: So tomorrow I will show you guys photos of me
Speaker 1: and Angela Windbush, me and Chris Cox, the multi platinum
Speaker 1: DJ producer. Oh yeah, so you'll see all that tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And this I'll be changing. I will not be wearing this.
Speaker 1: Look at me. I am changing. So I read today
Speaker 1: that there are actually people that could change their vote
Speaker 1: tonight after the vice presidential debate, and I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: they're called idiots. It's happening tonight. So the last debate
Speaker 1: of the season since Trump is a coward and will
Speaker 1: not debate Kamala again. And everyone's like, oh, I'm gonna watch,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna watch. You know, Tim Walls is a mess.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, WHOA sorry? Jd Oh See Now, if I
Speaker 1: were bigger, the right would grab that mistake and use
Speaker 1: it as a I'm jd Vance. I didn't want to
Speaker 1: say his name, even jd Vance is a mess, an
Speaker 1: eyeline mascara wearing mess who admits that he lies, that
Speaker 1: he makes stuff up if it, you know, if it
Speaker 1: helps his campaign. He is more evil than Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Hard to believe. Because Trump is just a narcissistic sociopath
Speaker 1: looking out for just himself. Jd Vance actually wants to
Speaker 1: take down a nation, like take it down. So I
Speaker 1: will be watching tonight and I'm hoping Tim Walls is
Speaker 1: his affable self but also gets serious with this guy
Speaker 1: and Paul. I hope he pulverizes him. He needs to
Speaker 1: verbally smack him all night because I do not want
Speaker 1: Tim Walls to win. It would be bad. It would
Speaker 1: be bad for the Harris campaign if Trump campaign gets
Speaker 1: traction out of tonight. So I really need Tim Walls
Speaker 1: to kick jd Vance's you know, Haley Joe Alsman's evil
Speaker 1: twin ass, because that's what he is. He's Haley Joe
Speaker 1: Alsman's evil twin and I really really want his butt
Speaker 1: kick tonight. You know they're eating the dogs, they're eating
Speaker 1: the cats. No, they ain't because jd Vance is evil,
Speaker 1: But so is Donald Trump, so is Magas, so is
Speaker 1: the GOP. They're all evil and oh you can't call
Speaker 1: them evil. Yeah they're evil. I know evil when I
Speaker 1: see it and when I hear it. Trump Vance, all
Speaker 1: of them. Lindsey Graham, who's the old fart, got him
Speaker 1: forgetting his name. I can see him zoning out, Oh
Speaker 1: what's his name? Oh why am I zoning out? Lindsey
Speaker 1: Graham and Mitch McConnell, that's because they want to remember
Speaker 1: his name. They're all evil, all of them, and Vance
Speaker 1: is just as evil as the rest. An opportunist who
Speaker 1: was gay at one time, told, told everyone, came out
Speaker 1: he was gay and then suddenly whoops, no I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. You don't wake up one day and say
Speaker 1: I really love to have sex with men and then
Speaker 1: a few months later decides it was just a phase.
Speaker 1: Gay is not a phase. If you have sex with men,
Speaker 1: you are by if you still like women. So at
Speaker 1: best jd. Vance Vance seem sophisticated. Then at best jd.
Speaker 1: Vance is by who hides his bisexuality, and my gaitar
Speaker 1: blitz with him, so I'm quite just like he did
Speaker 1: with Mike Pence. What is some of these VP candidates.
Speaker 1: Mike Pence was a closeted gay guy, and now JD.
Speaker 1: Vance closeted gay guy. And that's not even an accusation.
Speaker 1: He says he came out to his grandparents, he came
Speaker 1: out to all of his family, and you know he
Speaker 1: ain't loving his wife the way he talks about immigrants
Speaker 1: and such. So yeah, no, so we'll all watch, we'll
Speaker 1: all sing we're not going back, and we will hope
Speaker 1: we'll root for Tim. Go, Tim go, Tim go. But
Speaker 1: you know what, I could kill a lot of people
Speaker 1: are like, I'm not gonna watch. Well, I could care less.
Speaker 1: I'm voting for Commelin no matter what. And I agree,
Speaker 1: but we just don't want them to get any momentum
Speaker 1: from tonight, and hopefully they won't. Hopefully Tim is prepared,
Speaker 1: and hopefully he'll he'll be affable, and he'll be approachable,
Speaker 1: and he'll be honest and real, but he'll also be
Speaker 1: presidential because remember that is the one thing we're looking
Speaker 1: for tonight. Which one of these a holes. Tim Walls
Speaker 1: was not an a hole, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Which one of these candidates could actually be president? Because
Speaker 1: Trump ain't going to last four years. Just know that
Speaker 1: if he wins, he ain't lasting four years. It will
Speaker 1: be president vance at some point. Okay, So that's why
Speaker 1: we got to be very careful and that Tim Walls
Speaker 1: needs to smack him around tonight. Verbally. Let's see, I
Speaker 1: always cook, But then again, I was a line cook. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: the let's see too much before and after, like two
Speaker 1: to three times a week, each time it was forty
Speaker 1: or fifty bucks. Yep, yep, hell, I hear going to
Speaker 1: Starbucks is now a ten dollars experience. I don't go,
Speaker 1: but is it? Is? Your coffee at Starbucks now like
Speaker 1: six seven, eight dollars? Really? You know, I'll leave you
Speaker 1: with this. I told you earlier on Friday, I showed
Speaker 1: you all how to make macha. Do you know what
Speaker 1: I did today? Yesterday actually and today. I took my
Speaker 1: six ounces of the macha that I made, put it
Speaker 1: in a blender glass with a quarter cup of nut
Speaker 1: milk and a tablespoon of a god, and then whizzed
Speaker 1: it about like a Boothe sort of poured it over
Speaker 1: I and made a Manta lata. Oh my god, it's
Speaker 1: so good. Just stick bound to the manta bee, quarter
Speaker 1: cup of nut milk of your choice or oat milk,
Speaker 1: and then a tablespoon of a godin It's broadcasting from
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Speaker 1: I am Corel. You be who you want to be
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