Speaker 1: Oh that's are hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy and my name is Jonathan,
Speaker 2: I'm Jacob, and tonight we got another cult member live show. Baby,
Speaker 2: it's that time. Uh, the cult members are pouring in.
Speaker 2: What a do good could welcome?
Speaker 3: Welcome A lot of things that we could talk about
Speaker 3: this evening. Of course, the conversation's gonna go upright, left,
Speaker 3: town and center and all the way around. We know this, right,
Speaker 3: but you know, there's there seems to be just a
Speaker 3: lot of a lot of things going on in the
Speaker 3: in the Twitter sphere, right in the interweb sphere, in
Speaker 3: the mainstream media sphere. It is it is dirty, it
Speaker 3: is ugly times right now, and of course here we
Speaker 3: are just ready.
Speaker 4: To talk about all of it. But you know, we'll
Speaker 4: just we'll see where.
Speaker 5: The conversation goes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a couple of things been popping off pretty crazy
Speaker 2: here today. Ozzie dies.
Speaker 4: Dude, I am so sad to hear about this.
Speaker 3: He just did his farewell song of Mama, I'm coming home.
Speaker 3: It was like fucking two weeks ago and then he dies. Listen, y'all,
Speaker 3: they say, don't retire, they say, don't retire. Or you
Speaker 3: will die. Ozzie has been pretty much only living based
Speaker 3: off with the hard drugs that are still pumped through
Speaker 3: his system. The day he decides that he's done with
Speaker 3: it all and it's it's time to just go home
Speaker 3: for good two weeks later, my boy, No, what is this? Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's uh, that's kind of crazy. The your gid shared
Speaker 2: a picture of Ozzy standing next to Jesus in heaven.
Speaker 2: Ozzy's wearing a T shirt. Just that says, what the
Speaker 2: fuck am I doing here?
Speaker 3: I dig it? Yeah, Ozzy, Prince of Darkness aka Godfather
Speaker 3: of Metal himself. I would like to think that he's
Speaker 3: in heaven. I don't know that for a fact, And
Speaker 3: I'm not like going to debate this. I don't know it,
Speaker 3: but I just I hope to. I hope and believe
Speaker 3: that that's the case.
Speaker 2: I mean, can he forgive himself? I think that's the
Speaker 2: biggest thing. I believe he probably can.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: I don't think that has anything to do with GETT
Speaker 4: in heaven, but yeah.
Speaker 2: Sure, But I mean, we don't know that. We're kind
Speaker 2: of just speculating. But what if that was the precursor,
Speaker 2: Like what if you had to forgive yourself in order
Speaker 2: to go on. I'm not saying in heaven, but just
Speaker 2: go on to the afterlife and not be burning in
Speaker 2: excrement or whatever.
Speaker 3: But I'm fucks you can't forgive yourself.
Speaker 2: You can forgive yourself. You haven't done better in your life?
Speaker 4: Sure, sure you know? Anyway, moving on next topic.
Speaker 2: You need meditation, sir. Let me hypnotize you again. That
Speaker 2: might have to come again soon.
Speaker 3: I'd be down. I would be really down for that.
Speaker 3: And when are you coming back to town two weeks
Speaker 3: from now? Three weeks? I know, like a week actually.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, we'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: I don't what's talk offline about it, but yo, I
Speaker 3: would be down to do another past live regression just
Speaker 3: to see what the fuck comes up this time. Last time,
Speaker 3: I was an Arabian dude that sided with the Christians
Speaker 3: during some sort of a crusade battle. I have no
Speaker 3: fucking clue what's gonna come out this time, but I
Speaker 3: would be pretty interested to see what would happen next.
Speaker 3: I'm now Arabian night, Yes, indeed. Yeah.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of things that really struck my fancy
Speaker 2: over the past forty eight hours, which one of them
Speaker 2: was pretty wild. Let me actually go ahead and share
Speaker 2: the screen because this one is actually pretty insane. It's
Speaker 2: not a surprise, but this is from the Independent dot
Speaker 2: co dot uk that says the US has a twenty
Speaker 2: one trillion dollar underground network for only the wealthy to
Speaker 2: hide out in a near extinction event. An official says.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like underground bunkers and railways and shit
Speaker 3: for like nuclear fallout.
Speaker 2: I mean just yeah, some kind of nuclear I'll read
Speaker 2: the article. It was actually somebody that went on to
Speaker 2: tuckercrosson show. It says the US has built a secret
Speaker 2: underground city costing twenty one trillion with a T dollars
Speaker 2: where the ultra wealthy can hide out during a near
Speaker 2: extinction event. A former government official has claimed. Catherine Austin Fitz,
Speaker 2: who served as the Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
Speaker 2: Development under President George H. W. Bush, made the shocking
Speaker 2: allegation on former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's podcast. A
Speaker 2: stunning twenty one trillion dollars in unauthorized spending occurred in
Speaker 2: the department between nineteen ninety eight and twenty fifteen, According
Speaker 2: to a twenty seventeen report, released by Michigan State University
Speaker 2: economist Mark Skidmore. So it says Skidmore's report had been
Speaker 2: prompted by fits, referring to a report which indicated that
Speaker 2: the Army had six point five trillion dollars in unsupported
Speaker 2: adjustments or spending in the fiscal year of twenty fifteen. Dude,
Speaker 2: six and a half trillion dollars in unsupported adjustments. That's
Speaker 2: kind of wild, given that the Army's one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty two billion dollar budget that meant unsupported adjustments were
Speaker 2: fifty four times the spending authorized by Congress.
Speaker 3: Now was that in one year or is that like
Speaker 3: over the course of a few decades.
Speaker 2: It says in fiscal twenty fifteen, So in six point
Speaker 2: five trillion dollars trillion, I mean right down, it's just
Speaker 2: right here that their their fiscal budget is one hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty two billion, which is a shitload.
Speaker 3: But we're talking about trillions over here, Okay, I'm trying
Speaker 3: to think of how that could go down on paper. Right, So, like,
Speaker 3: let's say that if we were hypothetically involved in a
Speaker 3: foreign war right now to this moment, right, the Army
Speaker 3: gets x amount of dollars, and that is for promotions
Speaker 3: and for equipment and for manpower, all the things. But
Speaker 3: then there is I want to say, a black budget
Speaker 3: associated with that. But at the same time, whenever it
Speaker 3: comes to rebuilding a town that we just bombed the
Speaker 3: fuck out of, that doesn't come out of the army budget.
Speaker 3: That comes out of a separate DoD account, but not
Speaker 3: for the army specifically. It's one of those quote unquote
Speaker 3: adjustments and like that kind of makes sense if we
Speaker 3: were in active war at this moment. We weren't in
Speaker 3: an active war last year, so how in all the things,
Speaker 3: and not to mention last year the Army got in
Speaker 3: trouble for not feeding their troops. I don't know if
Speaker 3: I talked about on this one were on the cage
Speaker 3: and now this.
Speaker 2: Was central last year. Is for twenty fifteen.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, yeah, we were in active war at that time.
Speaker 3: So but fifty four.
Speaker 2: Times the authorized spending of Congress. Yeah, I'm I'm still
Speaker 2: having a hard time putting that. You know that math
Speaker 2: mathing if you will, Yeah, it says typically such adjustments
Speaker 2: in public budgets are only a small fraction of authorized spending.
Speaker 2: A small fraction is not fifty four times your budget.
Speaker 2: While on the Tucker Carlson Show, Fitz said that she
Speaker 2: spent years investigating where the twenty one trillion dollars had
Speaker 2: gone and discovered that there were one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: secret underground bases across the US. One hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: that I could believe it. That's awful, hot dude.
Speaker 3: If you remember we talked about the cheese bunkers, there
Speaker 3: was over five hundred underground storage facilities literally just to
Speaker 3: refrigerate and store cheese. So yeah, when we hear one
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy underground bunkers for the elites, like that
Speaker 3: is a lot.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, but I also could see that as
Speaker 4: a reality.
Speaker 2: Sure, Zombie, what are your thoughts on this?
Speaker 7: There's a I don't have a voice really, but there
Speaker 7: is a big thing in Greenland where they have all
Speaker 7: the seeds, like they just open it up for the
Speaker 7: seed vaults, and they like are collecting all the seeds
Speaker 7: around the world and all the different species, and they
Speaker 7: have like DNA down there of all sorts of species,
Speaker 7: and like it's a whole big thing. They have like
Speaker 7: a whole ceremony of like preserving as much as possible.
Speaker 7: And then in the Czech Republic they have a doom
Speaker 7: day bunker situation that's for a billionaires and you can
Speaker 7: buy it's like in a luxury resort.
Speaker 8: You can look it up. It has like a whole.
Speaker 7: Like swimming pool and like gardens and all this stuff.
Speaker 7: It's it's an entire city that they've built underground. So
Speaker 7: I'm not surprised that America has it. There's like five
Speaker 7: or six of them around the world where the billionaires
Speaker 7: have bought tickets, kind of like the no Arc that
Speaker 7: movie where they bought the tickets where the Russian dude like, yeah,
Speaker 7: it's the same kind of concept.
Speaker 3: Well, and then we're saying we have one hundred and
Speaker 3: seventy of these in the continental US.
Speaker 2: Well, hold on, it's uh, it didn't say cheese or seeds. Okay,
Speaker 2: we're gonna get a little bit more descriptive here now.
Speaker 2: As we go on further, it says one of the
Speaker 2: this is the woman that was kind of blowing the
Speaker 2: whistle that was under the hw Bush administration. She goes,
Speaker 2: one of the things I've looked at in the process
Speaker 2: of looking at where all this money is going, is
Speaker 2: the underground base, city infrastructure, and transportation system that's been built.
Speaker 2: We've we have built an extraordinary number of underground bases
Speaker 2: and supposedly transportation systems, including bases located below oceans. She claimed,
Speaker 2: city infrastructure. That's that's more than cheese and seeds. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's really cool that they were doing it with the
Speaker 2: cheese and seeds and you know, trying to prepare for
Speaker 2: an event like that. But that this is for people,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: This ain't.
Speaker 2: This ain't for food.
Speaker 3: No, I agree, I mean food is a portion of this,
Speaker 3: But they're not just trying to.
Speaker 4: Have people live in cubicles.
Speaker 3: Like it's gonna be kind of like Raven had said,
Speaker 3: like underground luxury resorts. You're not gonna have the elites
Speaker 3: of the world just living in a compound. They are
Speaker 3: accustomed to a certain lifestyle and all of these things.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's gonna be way more than just some
Speaker 3: refrigeration and electricity and running water. It's gonna be some
Speaker 3: other shit.
Speaker 2: It says. It was not immediately clear where the secret
Speaker 2: bunkers are located or who among the elite might have
Speaker 2: access to them. Should the should the the disaster strike.
Speaker 2: It's also unknown the scope of the bunkers or the
Speaker 2: features of everyday life that they include. The bases would
Speaker 2: be used if a quote unquote near extinction event were imminent,
Speaker 2: or for the government to carry out quote unquote secret projects,
Speaker 2: including a secret space program. So yeah, it's as.
Speaker 3: Secret space program would require underground bunkers in the Continentally US.
Speaker 2: Nothing is what it seems, sir, it says. Carlson noted
Speaker 2: that he assumed such bases. Such bases would only exist
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. To be used in the case
Speaker 2: of a nuclear ward, to which to which Fits responded,
Speaker 2: some of it is it's preparation for catastrophe. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know how good I feel about that, knowing
Speaker 2: that they're they're Look, you don't spend like trillions of
Speaker 2: dollars building an underground city just in case. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. I think that it's I think that
Speaker 2: it's a fucking plan, bro, I really do.
Speaker 3: I mean, I woulduld see why they would build it
Speaker 3: now just in case something happens, for sure, because they
Speaker 3: expect something to happen. But I mean and that what
Speaker 3: could that possibly could it be an asteroid? Strike, a
Speaker 3: nuclear fallout, some sort of a actual world war where
Speaker 3: America has boots on the ground fighting happening here.
Speaker 4: There's there's a list, a zombie apocalypse.
Speaker 3: Fuck, it could be anything, right, but yeah, I can
Speaker 3: understand why they would spend money to make places like this. However,
Speaker 3: a couple of billions is I don't know about trillions though,
Speaker 3: That is not a little bit by any means. That's
Speaker 3: a lot of bit, dude.
Speaker 2: And you're talking about taxpayer dollars right, Oh for sure,
Speaker 2: that is one hundred percent our money that is being
Speaker 2: used for the wealthy elites.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just call me weird. I'm not really
Speaker 2: a big fan of that, you know.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I agree. I mean that's why taxation being
Speaker 3: theft as it is. Listen, Yes, we all want interstates
Speaker 3: to be taken care of. You want police to come
Speaker 3: whenever we call, and these types of things that our
Speaker 3: taxes go to. I get this. It's got to be
Speaker 3: a limit to this, right, There's got to be something where,
Speaker 3: you know, we didn't agree to let the taxes be
Speaker 3: used for this. I don't know. And if that's the case,
Speaker 3: if y'all are preparing for that type of catastrophe, then
Speaker 3: the gold Dome conversations should have happened a decade ago
Speaker 3: to prevent that from ever becoming an inevitability.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so all this talk about Trump, you know, and
Speaker 2: how much was that big beautiful bill gonna cost like
Speaker 2: two or three trillion dollars or something like that, three
Speaker 2: point three and they're tripping about three point three. Meanwhile
Speaker 2: nobody's fucking batting and eye at twenty one trillion being
Speaker 2: built for underground fucking cities. I feel like most people
Speaker 2: don't even believe that though, as we're talking about it
Speaker 2: and askedim I just went on Tucker Carlson to talk
Speaker 2: about it. I feel like most people listening to that
Speaker 2: would probably think that that was a joke, the same
Speaker 2: way that what's your boy the UFO, like completely paid
Speaker 2: actor from the DoD what's his name?
Speaker 3: Grush?
Speaker 2: Oh grush?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, most people heard his reports and still don't believe him.
Speaker 3: And it's not just me speaking on behalf of myself.
Speaker 3: They're listening to this and being like, uh, okay, sure,
Speaker 3: I guess, and then they just kind of move on
Speaker 3: with their day to be.
Speaker 2: To say, yo, to be fair, Jesus Christ himself could
Speaker 2: come down and say that there are aliens and a
Speaker 2: lot of people wouldn't believe them, So like fact, you're
Speaker 2: gonna to have people like that that just don't there,
Speaker 2: they don't accept that, you know.
Speaker 3: Exactly saying with this underground bunker situation, we're talking about it,
Speaker 3: and there's evidence to show that this has happened, there's
Speaker 3: still gonna be people that are like, yeah, okay, so anyway,
Speaker 3: moving on, and it's it's ridiculous, but yeah, dude, the
Speaker 3: government be spending money like it's going out of style.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, twenty fifteen, twenty fifteen, Yeah, and now imagine
Speaker 2: what they've done ten years since then.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's where all the tariff money's.
Speaker 2: Going, right, right. I mean we've talked about how you know,
Speaker 2: there have been certain whistleblowers who are like, yeah, there's
Speaker 2: there's like Starbucks and they got like Chick fil A
Speaker 2: and shit down there.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, which, that's the other thing. And I'm
Speaker 3: not saying that the dude that went on the show
Speaker 3: was lying. He said that he was a Starbucks employee
Speaker 3: underground in LA. I'm not saying that that was a lie.
Speaker 3: I'm also not saying it was true. Just walk with
Speaker 3: me here. I'm saying that for that to be true,
Speaker 3: for these corporations to have a franchise underground in La,
Speaker 3: they it would have to be making enough money off
Speaker 3: of those locations to keep them open. They would have
Speaker 3: to have each of their employees have all kinds of extensive,
Speaker 3: expensive background checks done in order to even work there.
Speaker 4: That's kind of crazy to me.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me you need to have a fucking
Speaker 3: ts a top secret security clearance to work at a
Speaker 3: Starbe's dude, I'm just I find that highly improbable, not impossible.
Speaker 4: Not saying the guy was lying.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that's it's a bit hard to wrap my
Speaker 3: head around, That's all I'm say.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a bit hard to wrap our head
Speaker 2: around there being entire cities beneath our feet.
Speaker 3: But I mean, I mean not really.
Speaker 2: But we know it's true.
Speaker 3: You know, Yeah, that doesn't blow my mind as much
Speaker 3: as saying that there's an underground Starbucks that is currently operating.
Speaker 3: That that's a little harder for me to wrap my
Speaker 3: head around than to say that the the elites have
Speaker 3: built underground bunkers to withstand and survive whatever attacks happen.
Speaker 4: There's entire movies that have made about that.
Speaker 2: I mean, would it be that crazy if you have
Speaker 2: hundreds of thousands of people that are going in and
Speaker 2: out of said tunnels and underground cities just to maintain
Speaker 2: like construction workers and plumbers and you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: like you got to have the you gotta have something
Speaker 2: there for the people that are building in there. So
Speaker 2: I don't think it's that crazy.
Speaker 3: Hundreds and thousands of people would not be able to
Speaker 3: keep their fucking mouth shut about this. There's no way
Speaker 3: you would have one guy that would open his mouth,
Speaker 3: one guy that would blab, one guy that would have
Speaker 3: a crazy wife that's like, I don't know why I
Speaker 3: can't reach you all hours of the day.
Speaker 4: Where the fuck are you? Where you wanna have sell service?
Speaker 3: And blah blah blah and like quote unquote blow the
Speaker 3: whistle aka Karen's being white women and making a whole
Speaker 3: scene out of nothing, like there's two There's no way.
Speaker 3: There's no way, bro.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know. I mean, all of it seems
Speaker 2: kind of crazy until it's not until it's confirmed, and
Speaker 2: uh uh, but anyway, look we the last couple of
Speaker 2: live shows have gone pretty crazy, and so we want
Speaker 2: to try and give everybody a chance to talk here.
Speaker 2: We want to try and make sure we keep up
Speaker 2: with a chat tonight. So whenever we call on people,
Speaker 2: just try and keep it brief. You know, say whatever
Speaker 2: you want to say. And you know we're not going
Speaker 2: to put a specific timer on you by any means,
Speaker 2: but you know, if try and keep it brief so
Speaker 2: we can make sure we get to everybody. But Spirit Animal,
Speaker 2: you had your hand up there for a minute there, sir,
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on this whole thing?
Speaker 9: When you were talking about how the elites or they
Speaker 9: can name a colony under the ground and everything, and
Speaker 9: how Jake said that they'd probly they wouldn't even cubicles,
Speaker 9: my mind went instantly.
Speaker 10: To fall out.
Speaker 9: I thought, well, they could probably build vaults and far
Speaker 9: is how they fall out is pretty big now it
Speaker 9: just hit popular culture, but I could definitely see them
Speaker 9: trying to build all vaults and everything, or use an
Speaker 9: old nuke of shelters and everything. But that way they
Speaker 9: could even make their own death cults and be worshiped
Speaker 9: as true gods.
Speaker 2: You know that, And that's the thing that is really
Speaker 2: intriguing about this whole thing because if there is some
Speaker 2: kind of nuke that goes off, I mean, the remaining
Speaker 2: people would be so fraught and frail and not able
Speaker 2: to be able to survive. I mean people would literally
Speaker 2: go around eating themselves. They would go around looting, and
Speaker 2: before you know it, you're not gonna have any medicine
Speaker 2: to be able to stay alive. You're not gonna have
Speaker 2: any fresh clean water. You're not gonna have you know,
Speaker 2: walmarts open to go and you know, get steak or
Speaker 2: ground beef or anything like that. So you really got
Speaker 2: to fight to survive. And I don't know what percentage
Speaker 2: of especially Americans, would be able to do that for
Speaker 2: very long.
Speaker 3: Personally, call me crazy, but I don't believe that the
Speaker 3: wealthy one percent would be actually out there with hammer
Speaker 3: and nails to rebuild the world if it all came
Speaker 3: to shit. They I just I can't see a fortune
Speaker 3: five hundred CEO getting out there and doing, you know,
Speaker 3: striking an arc and welding up a beam somewhere. I
Speaker 3: could be so wrong, me right, And I think I
Speaker 3: just feel like they get they ain't got the hands
Speaker 3: for it. They got them bitch hands, if you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Oh, they for sure do. But I think that that's
Speaker 2: what Sam was trying to allude to, is just the
Speaker 2: idea that, like these people, if you stay underground long
Speaker 2: enough after the after all of nuclear fallout, maybe you
Speaker 2: give it a couple of years for people to subside
Speaker 2: and die and eat each other away, give it like
Speaker 2: five years, ten years, and you just stay staying down
Speaker 2: in your underground city. Those people that come up with
Speaker 2: all that tech are going to see some seem somewhat
Speaker 2: like little g gods, right, I could.
Speaker 9: See it takes about twenty years top, So you could
Speaker 9: get that way, you be able to educate.
Speaker 2: The next generation in the generation when they have.
Speaker 9: Children that they can repete the cycle roughly, I'd say
Speaker 9: about one hundred years you would be already you'd be
Speaker 9: a god. Like twenty five to fifty years you're a
Speaker 9: cult leader. After that you've ascended a godhood. But I mean,
Speaker 9: that was the whole reason why the Vaults were even created.
Speaker 9: They wanted to make the perfect of society and everything
Speaker 9: with different stipulations and all.
Speaker 2: And look, you can't put it past them.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 2: We talk about all the time about the Freemasonic creation
Speaker 2: of Washington, d C. And how it shaped like a pentagram,
Speaker 2: and all the people that are into spirit cooking and
Speaker 2: high places. It's like, bro, of course they're going to
Speaker 2: try and ascend a godhood. Like that's not even I
Speaker 2: that's not even far fetched to me. That's the way
Speaker 2: I see it anyway. Especially whenever what was it? It
Speaker 2: was like almost like a Sistine chapelish kind of painting
Speaker 2: that had fucking George Washington with the fingers pointing.
Speaker 3: It's in the well no, no, not aim crossing the Delaware.
Speaker 3: There's a statue of him where he's basically set up
Speaker 3: like the Baphomet with two fingers up the two fingers
Speaker 3: down holding a sword, looking very Roman god esque.
Speaker 4: That is in.
Speaker 3: The Cathedral of America or the National Cathedral, I forget
Speaker 3: what it's called. It's this big Catholic church in DC.
Speaker 3: And they also have this big painting of him in
Speaker 3: the clouds and some sort of a deity and all this,
Speaker 3: And I mean, yeah, George Washington was a Freemason. Now,
Speaker 3: to all the knowledge and extent that I've looked into this,
Speaker 3: he wasn't like a thirty third degree mason or anything
Speaker 3: like that. He was a freemason. But you know, even
Speaker 3: saying that, a lot of the levels that we know
Speaker 3: of today really didn't come around until like the early
Speaker 3: to mid eighteen hundreds, and then Alfred Pike kind of
Speaker 3: took all the wildness and brought it to order with
Speaker 3: morals and dogma that book. So I mean to say
Speaker 3: that he wasn't necessarily a high level mason at that point.
Speaker 4: There wasn't high level. There was more or less just
Speaker 4: the three basics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he wanted to be. In my opinion, just
Speaker 2: from looking at some of these paintings, and I can't
Speaker 2: remember if it was Ryan Gable or Micah Dank that
Speaker 2: brought that picture to the colt and we were like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, they what is that picture called?
Speaker 6: Whenever?
Speaker 2: It's like the barely the fingers are touching with each other?
Speaker 2: God Adam, I think so, yeah, But it was.
Speaker 3: He was dead too. He didn't like commission those paintings
Speaker 3: while he was alive, so people like legendized him and
Speaker 3: turned him into this if you want to possibly say
Speaker 3: lowercase g god tier status after he died, which doesn't
Speaker 3: take away from the symbology behind it.
Speaker 2: So I'm with you on that, right, I mean, that's
Speaker 2: that kind of thing's going to happen.
Speaker 3: But I just I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's so weird, dude about how they all just kind
Speaker 2: of look at themselves like that. But Pickle, good to
Speaker 2: see you, bud. Let's see how long it takes you
Speaker 2: to unmute. I'm getting it.
Speaker 5: I hate you guys for that. I'll keep it brief.
Speaker 11: But you guys were speaking shortly on the subject of
Speaker 11: like how you would subsidize underground facility, Like economically.
Speaker 5: You don't have to.
Speaker 11: So the way I you know, the way the gyms
Speaker 11: that I've been affiliated with and been involved with was
Speaker 11: it's like you have your ABC players. Your A player
Speaker 11: is the ones that generating revenue, b prevents revenue from leaking.
Speaker 5: Ce you only maintain for brand reputation.
Speaker 11: So when you're talking about Stobucks being in an underground facility, yeah,
Speaker 11: they can cut out a lot more dollars for that,
Speaker 11: just on due to the subsidence of Hey, you go
Speaker 11: anywhere in New York City, California, Boston, Well, Boston's a
Speaker 11: little argumentative, but you know, any major city Seattle where
Speaker 11: sta Bucks is based out.
Speaker 5: Of they're generating revenue NonStop.
Speaker 11: They own Tivana, they own all these other smaller companies,
Speaker 11: so they don't actually have to generate much revenue for
Speaker 11: these places.
Speaker 5: I know top security that they're gonna have to cough
Speaker 5: out more money. That is easy.
Speaker 11: To subsidize from major, major labels.
Speaker 5: They're on every grocery, mott, They're in every corner store.
Speaker 5: Starbucks is everywhere.
Speaker 11: So you could subsidize these lodge corporations and franchises underground
Speaker 11: because most if you think McDonald's, Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Burger King,
Speaker 11: Wendy's whatever, Coodobo.
Speaker 5: Is that s a thing?
Speaker 11: Yeah, Chipotle, Chipotle, whatever it's called, thank you. But like
Speaker 11: you can subsidize all these things because every other one
Speaker 11: of them is so major across the nation.
Speaker 5: Could you put it underground? Absolutely?
Speaker 11: Could you pay them a six figure salary to flip
Speaker 11: a burger? Absolutely? Now, those people can't keep secrets CIA.
Speaker 11: Since the nineteen sixties, John F. Kennedy was shot, there's
Speaker 11: a lot more people that know about that than we
Speaker 11: choose to believe.
Speaker 2: Right now, I'm with you, bet, I actually used to
Speaker 2: whenever I used to bartend back in the day, and
Speaker 2: there was this guy who was an owner of like, uh,
Speaker 2: like two or three Smoothie Kings in the Baton Rouge area,
Speaker 2: and he said that a portion of his money that
Speaker 2: he would make every day, a portion like of his
Speaker 2: profit had to go to funding for the uh the
Speaker 2: sign of the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, right,
Speaker 2: So literally you had every single like Smoothie King in
Speaker 2: the area that was going to the funding of advertising
Speaker 2: for the Smoothie King arena, which is the uh I
Speaker 2: think that's the Pelicans Court, right, I think so something
Speaker 2: like that, one of the big major ball brands or whatever.
Speaker 3: But the thing is the Super the Superdome. It in
Speaker 3: the Smoothie King's that's the Mercedes Ben's Dome still or
Speaker 3: did they change it again?
Speaker 2: They changed it again. Mercedes Benz is now in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: But the Smoothieking I'm pretty sure. Yeah, that's the New Orleans.
Speaker 3: It's the Caesars Sports Betting, don't that's right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because I know that Cain's is the
Speaker 2: River Center and so yeah, yeah, but yeah, it's crazy
Speaker 2: because literally the advertising is paying for itself among all
Speaker 2: of the Smoothie Kings that are in the area. So
Speaker 2: just a point to what he was saying. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like, yeah, well, I mean they really don't need
Speaker 2: to bring in that much money because they could all
Speaker 2: be being I mean this specific underground one or I
Speaker 2: don't know how many underground you know Starbucks there are,
Speaker 2: they could all be getting supported by all the other
Speaker 2: ones in that sense.
Speaker 3: And I guess that was also a bad example too.
Speaker 3: We talked about this on a former episode here. Starbucks
Speaker 3: has I think it's like six billion or sixty billion.
Speaker 3: I forget the exact number of dollars just standing in
Speaker 3: an account that will never be touched based off of
Speaker 3: people's gift cards. So for anybody who doesn't know you
Speaker 3: go and you get somebody a twenty dollars Starbucks skift card, right,
Speaker 3: and if they use it then that's fine. But if
Speaker 3: they don't use it, or the car gets lost, it
Speaker 3: gets stolen, he gets washed, and it doesn't work anymore.
Speaker 3: Whatever the case is, that twenty dollars is still in
Speaker 3: an account that Starbucks owns, and once it's been in
Speaker 3: that account for so long it becomes liquid. Starbucks will
Speaker 3: take that and actually put that towards venture capitalist gains.
Speaker 3: And they have a six billion or sixty billion, I
Speaker 3: forget what the number is. Fat Electrician did a whole
Speaker 3: episode on this. Basically, they are a bank unto themselves.
Speaker 3: So to both of y'all's point, Yeah, Starbucks could absolutely
Speaker 3: fund off the books a underground Starbucks location underground in
Speaker 3: LA And with that, could they afford to have the
Speaker 3: people go through a background check and pay them asserd
Speaker 3: amount of money to keep their fucking mouth shut? And
Speaker 3: if anybody asks this guy who's like, hey, you work
Speaker 3: for Starbucks, we're at I work in one of the
Speaker 3: corporate offices something like that. In reality, he's an underground barista,
Speaker 3: but he's making the money to where it would make
Speaker 3: sense that he's somebody in the corporate office. Okay, what you're.
Speaker 2: Saying, there's definitely NDA's you know what I'm say, And
Speaker 2: you run your mouth, then it just turns into a
Speaker 2: crazy conspiracy. Nobody's gonna believe you because it's only this
Speaker 2: one person against everybody else. And I think that that's
Speaker 2: really how they use a lot of the people that
Speaker 2: are outing the government, and they just call them conspiracy
Speaker 2: theorist think back to whenever the term was created. It
Speaker 2: was literally created to be able to diminish certain calling
Speaker 2: outs of the government. But uh, Ashton, good sir, I
Speaker 2: saw that you had your hand up there. What are
Speaker 2: your thoughts on this whole underground city situation. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's a crazy.
Speaker 12: I lowered my head because Pickle pretty much said what
Speaker 12: I was gonna say. But I don't want to get
Speaker 12: too repetitive. I mean, they'll pay people to do less.
Speaker 12: I mean, even if they're just standing around doing nothing
Speaker 12: all day. I mean I see people get paid to
Speaker 12: do less, so that's to them.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter, no doubt, Pickle. I love your shirt
Speaker 2: turn Petos into prey. What a fucking stud shirt.
Speaker 3: God, that is so topical with what's going on today.
Speaker 3: I don't know if anybody's paid attention to the Internet,
Speaker 3: but Trump and the Epstein files and the whole clusterfuck
Speaker 3: that this has become. I just watched Alex Jones talking
Speaker 3: about it. Stephen Colebert is losing his fucking job, and
Speaker 3: they're actually shutting down the entire show.
Speaker 4: It's not even like they're getting a new host.
Speaker 3: They're shutting down the entire program and it's going to
Speaker 3: be gone here in a few months. And all of
Speaker 3: that just so neatly happens to go along the time
Speaker 3: when CBS, which is owned by Paramount, is trying to
Speaker 3: be bought by sky Dance, and they were trying to
Speaker 3: make this deal happen and out of nowhere, And I
Speaker 3: talked about this on an episode today. When corporations buy
Speaker 3: each other out like this, especially high dollar corporations, when
Speaker 3: a big merger like this happens, depending on especially if
Speaker 3: it's something in media, you got to get government approval
Speaker 3: to make that merger happen. And I don't know this
Speaker 3: for a fact. This is all in the realm of
Speaker 3: conspiratorial conversation here, but Jacob can envision a world where
Speaker 3: the powers that be the government and all of its
Speaker 3: subsidiaries and three letter agencies and all of this basically
Speaker 3: told Paramount and sky Dance, Hey, this deal is not
Speaker 3: gonna happen unless you fire this fucker and just shut
Speaker 3: that bitch down.
Speaker 4: Keep in mind that show was number one in the ratings.
Speaker 3: They made this whole article talking about how it was
Speaker 3: a financial decision. This show was seen as a financial
Speaker 3: loss over the few years. Ba bah buh bro. It
Speaker 3: was their number one most rated show. And I'm not
Speaker 3: even like a fan of Stephen Colbert. I'm not anti him,
Speaker 3: I'm not pro him. I think he had his heyday.
Speaker 3: I think that he has definitely been on the decline
Speaker 3: for the past I would argue eight years. He used
Speaker 3: to be something funny to listen to, like him or
Speaker 3: hate him, whatever he would say, funny shit. Then he
Speaker 3: just became another liberal talking head that thought he was funny,
Speaker 3: but it was a lot of forced laughter from the audience.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna miss his show, and I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Miss any of them. They're all liberal talking heads. They
Speaker 2: don't have any original thoughts. All their comedy has gone
Speaker 2: to shit. Jimmy Kimmel, I mean happened to that guy,
Speaker 2: Jimmy Fallon. I still like him, to be honest. I
Speaker 2: think he's still pretty funny, but only because I feel
Speaker 2: like he doesn't really get into politics, which I kind
Speaker 2: of appreciate. But whenever he does, I'm just like, shut
Speaker 2: the fuck off, Jimmy, Like that's what peop we're listening
Speaker 2: to you for?
Speaker 3: Be real with me right now, When is the last
Speaker 3: time that you actually watched one of these late night
Speaker 3: TV shows?
Speaker 2: I just see sam, I just see clips of them
Speaker 2: on TikTok and YouTube and stuff like that. I don't
Speaker 2: have cable, so I'm not watching my points. That's my point.
Speaker 3: And you can watch them streaming on different YouTube channels
Speaker 3: or on one of the apps on your Roku or
Speaker 3: your firesticker and see whatever the case is. But my
Speaker 3: point is they are going out. No one is actually
Speaker 3: sitting and watching Jimmy Kimmel, And if you actually do
Speaker 3: watch an episode, they're doing these interviews with people that
Speaker 3: no one knows who the fuck they are. Right, they
Speaker 3: do these interviews where we have coming to the stage,
Speaker 3: Jane Ann from North Carolina Blue, give it up for
Speaker 3: And then they're having this conversation about so everyone is
Speaker 3: talking about North Carolina Blue. Is all that everybody's talking about?
Speaker 3: Tell us what was your inspiration for the show? Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: he's like trying to engage this person in a conversation.
Speaker 3: The audience has no fucking clue what show they're talking about,
Speaker 3: because no one's watching this shit. No one knows who
Speaker 3: this person is. Next time, we have a musical performance
Speaker 3: by some band that you might have heard one time
Speaker 3: on the radio. Here they are to give an acoustic
Speaker 3: rendition of their number one hit that maybe you heard
Speaker 3: of five years ago. That's that is the late night zeitgeist,
Speaker 3: and it's going down, dude.
Speaker 2: Well it's been going down for quite some time, ever
Speaker 2: since the like with the rise of podcasts, with the
Speaker 2: rise of you know, certain YouTube shows and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Nobody's getting noticed on a Jimmy Fallon show anymore, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like, nobody's getting noticed on a
Speaker 2: Jimmy Kimmel or Stephen Colbert or any of those types
Speaker 2: of shows. It used to be like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: I got invited to Dave. It's crazy. It's gonna do
Speaker 2: so good for my career. Those numbers ain't going up
Speaker 2: if you're going on those types of shows anymore. You
Speaker 2: got to go on to podcasts. You gotta get onto Rogan,
Speaker 2: you got to get onto whoever the big names are
Speaker 2: in the podcast and YouTube industry. You know, Like it's
Speaker 2: just it's it's it's evolving and it's leaving those kind
Speaker 2: of shows.
Speaker 3: In the past.
Speaker 4: Bro, Saturday Night Live ain't even hitting on shit anymore.
Speaker 3: There is still a loyal fan base that is gonna
Speaker 3: watch that until the day they die. But it's kind
Speaker 3: of the same as saying like uh TV soap operas,
Speaker 3: the Young and the Restless, and the fucking uh Datus
Speaker 3: of our Lives. These are on the way out.
Speaker 4: It's like, yeah, because.
Speaker 3: There is a generation of people that are still watching them,
Speaker 3: and once that generation dies in the next fifteen years,
Speaker 3: no one's gonna fucking care about days of our Lives.
Speaker 3: No one's gonna care about the price is right. These
Speaker 3: these TV shows that we grew up watching and like
Speaker 3: our moms watched and it was the talk of what
Speaker 3: was going on on this week on this episode of
Speaker 3: this show. It's gone. And I'm not saying it's all gone,
Speaker 3: because I'm saying it's gone because we have way more
Speaker 3: specialized and specified entertainment. If you want to watch a show,
Speaker 3: you just can look it up online and find a
Speaker 3: show that is exactly what the fuck you want to watch.
Speaker 2: And you don't have to wait until eight pm to
Speaker 2: watch it.
Speaker 3: You don't. And that's the thing the whole the late
Speaker 3: night talk show conversation Saturday Night Look, can you tell
Speaker 3: me the last time you actually watched more than a
Speaker 3: clip of Saturday Night Live? And it wasn't to laugh
Speaker 3: at what the jokes were. It was to make fun
Speaker 3: of how bad it was. Shit.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I haven't watched it since the nineties.
Speaker 3: My point, right, it's it's all, it's all going out,
Speaker 3: it's all going out. So you look at uh, what's
Speaker 3: his name, the Noah shit, I can't remember his name.
Speaker 3: He's a South African guy, big hair, he speaks of
Speaker 3: the British accent. And well, I know you're talking about yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: not Noah Hill, damn it. I'm gonna forget that. Beside
Speaker 3: the point, he has a talk show. No, no one
Speaker 3: watches it, Stephen Colbert. No, you catch clips of it,
Speaker 3: that's about it. You catch little segments of it, but
Speaker 3: nobody's actually sitting and watching the Late show. No one's
Speaker 3: watching Jimmy Fallon's bitch ass. Nobody's watching Jimmy Kimmel. What
Speaker 3: was that other? The British guy that's so annoying? I
Speaker 3: could he is like the most punishable face I've ever
Speaker 3: seen in my life. H Corbyn James, Yeah, that guy.
Speaker 3: He lost his show a couple months ago, thank fucking god.
Speaker 3: I might add that was a coat hanger abortion and
Speaker 3: a half. But like that's my point, it's it's all
Speaker 3: going downhill.
Speaker 2: Even Ricky Gervais called him a fat pussy, which I
Speaker 2: thought was hilarious because he is he is and the
Speaker 2: guy the Noah you were talking about, Trevor Noah.
Speaker 3: Trevor Noah, that's the guy, and he's I've seen his
Speaker 3: stand up.
Speaker 4: He's funny. I don't like his political views on some things.
Speaker 3: But as a standout comedian, he's actually got some chops. Dude,
Speaker 3: He's fucking hilarious. And Stephen Colbert you could see his
Speaker 3: shit from back in the day. He was fucking funny.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever laughed at Jimmy Fallon. I
Speaker 3: don't think I've ever seen him cut a joke where
Speaker 3: I was like, oh wow, that was that was a
Speaker 3: good one.
Speaker 5: That was.
Speaker 3: It's usually like, you're a super likable, wanna be geeky
Speaker 3: guy who seems like an introvert that's forcing himself to
Speaker 3: be an extrovert right now.
Speaker 4: That's about all I've ever gotten.
Speaker 2: That's exactly how I feel about Jimmy Kimmel, and especially
Speaker 2: especially whenever Trump got elected and he started crying up
Speaker 2: there on stage and.
Speaker 3: How could we possibly elect this?
Speaker 2: Grab him by the pussy kind of guy, It's like, bitch,
Speaker 2: you were on The Man Show, going up and sneak
Speaker 2: attacking women's titties.
Speaker 3: Okay, like I don't for the internet, don't forget all right,
Speaker 3: but exactly exactly see, So this is my point, dude,
Speaker 3: all these yes, Stephen Colbert was number one in the
Speaker 3: ratings of the ratings of cable fucking television. Who's watching
Speaker 3: this anymore?
Speaker 6: Not?
Speaker 3: I ashton, I have Paramount Plus. I don't think I've
Speaker 3: ever watched Stephen Colbert on Paramount Plus. It makes no
Speaker 3: sense anyway.
Speaker 12: Sorry, I was gonna say, Eric Andre, you guys watch him.
Speaker 3: I like him as a comedian.
Speaker 5: He's done. His talk show is over.
Speaker 3: Over over, Eric, I don't know who that is.
Speaker 4: If you saw his face, you'd know him.
Speaker 3: But yeah, No, he's funny, and I I don't remember
Speaker 3: ever watching like same thing. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 3: actually sat and watched an entire episode of his talk show.
Speaker 3: I would see clips of it. He was funny, don't
Speaker 3: get me wrong. And I've seen him as a stand
Speaker 3: up I've seen him as an actor. I like the guy. Again,
Speaker 3: I don't know his political leanings. I probably don't agree
Speaker 3: with him. Maybe I I don't know.
Speaker 12: His show is just a spoof on what all the
Speaker 12: other late nights are, and he invites over people and
Speaker 12: pretty much just fox with them.
Speaker 3: But that's also like what Zach Gallafanak has do with
Speaker 3: Between two Ferns. I thought it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was so fucking stupid, that was the point. No,
Speaker 2: but it's I hate that stupid fun like, it's not
Speaker 2: funny to me. That's not my kind of comedy.
Speaker 3: So then you would not like the Eric Andre show then.
Speaker 3: But but that's the point. Though his show is off
Speaker 3: the air too now because no, he's tuning in. Like
Speaker 3: if they were to take that same show and put
Speaker 3: all of that energy and funding and all that to
Speaker 3: a YouTube channel, they might be fucking with something like
Speaker 3: real shit. But no one's watching adult Swim. No one's
Speaker 3: watching CBS late at night. Nobody's watching It's just what
Speaker 3: it is. Yeah, well, I mean Rick and Morty's an
Speaker 3: adult Swim.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but also it's on Hulu. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Pickle, what are your thoughts on all this calamity, sir?
Speaker 11: So my opposition with it is hold on, let me
Speaker 11: go with that ham right quick. I think a lot
Speaker 11: of these celebrities are obviously paid out and gassed out.
Speaker 11: I bet you get them in a room one on one,
Speaker 11: like their policies or their political beliefs. That's not fairly accurate.
Speaker 11: They're probably sucked up in this giant machine. I'm really
Speaker 11: just like I've met a few people here and there,
Speaker 11: and like they seem pretty normal, and then like then
Speaker 11: you see them on TV and you're like, that doesn't
Speaker 11: seem like the person you know, I had a beer with,
Speaker 11: or you know, hung out with, or shook hands with.
Speaker 11: You shook hands confident with me, you were strong, you
Speaker 11: were alpha. Then you're giving me these sideways thoughts where
Speaker 11: you kind of sound like you're reading a script. Yeah,
Speaker 11: and so I don't like a lot of these people,
Speaker 11: like uh, Trevanoa, like you were saying, one of the
Speaker 11: funniest dudes.
Speaker 5: He is hysterical.
Speaker 3: His stand up is fucking top notch.
Speaker 11: Dude hilarious, Zach Now galifan Akis hysterical, Like this dude
Speaker 11: just makes me chuckle, Like I just look at him
Speaker 11: and I just stop laughing.
Speaker 5: Even you know what, this is a bowl one and
Speaker 5: I'll probably get.
Speaker 11: Punched in the face at this For some point, Seth Rogan.
Speaker 3: Played out to me he was funny as hell at
Speaker 3: one point, but at this point, Bro, there's only so
Speaker 3: many times I can hear and like, think, how charming
Speaker 3: and witty and overly fat jewish. Well he's also like
Speaker 3: way to be overly fat and jewish.
Speaker 11: He's like seventy now like I am, he looks you
Speaker 11: know what I mean, like thirty eight, but he looks
Speaker 11: seand but you know what I mean, like a lot
Speaker 11: of these people, they definitely bought and paid for. Like
Speaker 11: Robert de Niro, like his whole shtick doesn't work anymore.
Speaker 11: Like nobody's going up to the movies and see him.
Speaker 11: Nobody wants to see him in a movie. I think
Speaker 11: there's a lot of political sway like, but if you
Speaker 11: offer me twenty million dollars right now to go completely left,
Speaker 11: cut my hair off, you know, do what?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: Twenty million? All right? Like I would do less, I
Speaker 5: would do more for less.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel bad, So like you got.
Speaker 5: To you gotta tip the scales. Give these people some forgiveness.
Speaker 11: That being said, if somebody is an artist, respect their art,
Speaker 11: respect their craft, you can I can eliminate. I can
Speaker 11: watch any super left leaning person on TV and I'll
Speaker 11: never think of political views when I watch it.
Speaker 5: Want I want you to absorb the character.
Speaker 11: And that's where like the movies like that, not the movies,
Speaker 11: the show like by Tyler Sheridan. Yeah, they're so good.
Speaker 11: They're so good because you don't think about politics. You
Speaker 11: think about survival. You remove whomever. Like I don't know
Speaker 11: anybody's policies, I don't care, but.
Speaker 3: Even the ones that are like political talking here, look
Speaker 3: at Bill Maher for instance, he had a very successful
Speaker 3: left leaning talk show for years and years and years
Speaker 3: and years and years. He is having more success now
Speaker 3: as a podcaster than he ever fucking had on cable.
Speaker 4: And that's that seems to be the vibe.
Speaker 3: And I'm not just saying just podcasts or just YouTube
Speaker 3: channels or whatever, but this whole thing with Colbert losing
Speaker 3: his job and he's blaming Trump and CBS says it
Speaker 3: wasn't because of Trump, even though it clearly was, even
Speaker 3: though they just paid out was a sixteen billion dollars
Speaker 3: in a lawsuit to him, and all these things, paramount
Speaker 3: and all that, but real shit, it's kind of going
Speaker 3: the way of the Dodo anyway. And I feel like
Speaker 3: we're gonna see a lot more of these talk shows
Speaker 3: either change their format to be YouTuber podcasts or just
Speaker 3: be gone, which is fine. I don't know many people
Speaker 3: that actually watch any of these programs anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I get it, all right, Let's get over
Speaker 2: to the chat. Ali Katz says, how is Keith Richard
Speaker 2: still alive?
Speaker 3: Though? So that is that's the question, ain't it. I'm
Speaker 3: assuming it's still cocaine in spite I don't know, Saidrenochrome.
Speaker 2: Pickle said young Blood or something, yo.
Speaker 4: Telling you it's probably that adrenochrome real shit.
Speaker 11: No, okay, so let me like go back to that
Speaker 11: because you said make things quick tonight.
Speaker 6: So there.
Speaker 11: I saw this thing online, uh maybe two three days
Speaker 11: ago that young Blood.
Speaker 5: He sings a couple songs with MGK. He has a
Speaker 5: I'm not okay with MGK.
Speaker 3: Oh was the artist young Blood?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that's his name.
Speaker 3: I geat he's in hot water right now. Come to
Speaker 3: find out, he's been giving this whole emo edgy vibe.
Speaker 3: He's a fucking Disney kid.
Speaker 11: But also at the same time he's now like been
Speaker 11: crowned by Ozzie as a new prince of darkness.
Speaker 5: And then no, I saw this online. This is I
Speaker 5: just saw this online. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not ready to start throwing shit fucking out of
Speaker 3: here with this bullshit.
Speaker 11: But then I heard Ozzie died today and I'm like, yo,
Speaker 11: something weird's going on.
Speaker 10: But is not.
Speaker 3: He's not metal, He's not he's not hardcore, he's not
Speaker 3: any of that shit. He is a fucking Disney Channel
Speaker 3: star that decided to wear some leather and now he's
Speaker 3: got this whole androgenists. I think he claims that he's
Speaker 3: a them. They type, what the actual fuck is happening here?
Speaker 3: I'm a metal hit. This is a insulting to my cult,
Speaker 3: Osbourne's long lost son.
Speaker 5: The reason behind it is honestly.
Speaker 3: My goodness.
Speaker 2: I don't know why videos just start playing, but yeah,
Speaker 2: it does confirm. On July tenth, twenty twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Fuck that was two weeks ago, Ozzy Osbourne crowns his
Speaker 2: successor YEP, talking about young Blood.
Speaker 3: Obviously Ozzie was not in his right frame of mind.
Speaker 3: That's that's what this tells me. And there's no fucking way.
Speaker 2: Then it says young Blood just dropped a live cover
Speaker 2: of Ozzy Osbourne's song or one of his songs called Changes.
Speaker 3: I love that song, by the way, it's one of
Speaker 3: my favorite songs. I'm I'm gonna be honest, I'm a
Speaker 3: little butt hurt. I'm I'm personally insulted. This isn't a
Speaker 3: front to my heritage and culture. I don't even know
Speaker 3: as a if you saw his face you might. But
Speaker 3: I mean, there's there's a few songs that he's come
Speaker 3: out with that I thought were They were decent songs,
Speaker 3: but then whenever you look into his past, it would
Speaker 3: be the same as like Ever Levin. I'm sorry, Adam
Speaker 3: Adam Levine or Christina Aguilera or Britney Spears or Miley Cyrus,
Speaker 3: name any of your Disney Channel stars that were like
Speaker 3: big Big riding Walt Disney's dick for forever that then
Speaker 3: decide to break out because they're so talented.
Speaker 5: They're not.
Speaker 3: They're not. It's all auto tune and ghost writers. But
Speaker 3: neither here nor there. This is the guy. This is
Speaker 3: no this is bullshit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tony said, the people who have the easiest time
Speaker 2: for giving themselves are probably worse than people who have
Speaker 2: a hard time doing it. Good point, Thanks, good point. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's actually a very philosophical quote. There tony good good
Speaker 2: stuff there. Uh Pickle said, tunnels aren't for Jews, it's
Speaker 2: the elites. It's probably for both of them.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 2: Rose Chaos said, Hey, what's up, guys?
Speaker 11: What to do?
Speaker 3: Rose? What up? Rose?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 2: Midnight Kong says, what's up.
Speaker 4: Fam, Good to see you brother.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Luke said, hey, guys, how do you like my hydrogen
Speaker 2: wave function of parentheses to comma zero comma zero and parentheses.
Speaker 2: I don't know enough about that. I was horrible in chemistry.
Speaker 3: I like the way it looks. I also have no
Speaker 3: idea exactly what I'm looking at, but like Luke looks dope.
Speaker 2: Luke speaks. Speak for yourself here, sir, what what the
Speaker 2: hell are we looking at right now?
Speaker 6: Dude?
Speaker 3: If you're there, he's here. I'm just I don't know
Speaker 3: if he's able to speak. Sometimes he's able to chime in.
Speaker 3: Sometimes he's busy doing another.
Speaker 2: Shit, Maybe he's dropping a blunkin.
Speaker 13: You can look up the the quantum version of the
Speaker 13: hydrogen wave function, just to get a visual of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, alright, so.
Speaker 4: You said the image of a hydrogen wave function.
Speaker 3: I'm looking it up right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And oh I see okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, Oh
Speaker 2: I've seen this before.
Speaker 3: This right here. Oh then it runs away. There we go.
Speaker 2: Wave functions of the electron and a hydrogen atom.
Speaker 3: Got you looks pretty similarized, dude.
Speaker 2: And he's saying that this is Oh so you were
Speaker 2: just like trying to create using your formula. Is that
Speaker 2: what you're trying to say?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I didn't use any quantum whatsoever.
Speaker 3: Oh and it still turned out pretty relatively similar. Interesting.
Speaker 13: Actually, mind matches the empirical data, there's dozen.
Speaker 14: Yeah, this thing's called spherical harmonics. I haven't seen it
Speaker 14: in many years, but I majored in chemistry, and I
Speaker 14: love that stuff that looks like spirograph, which I also
Speaker 14: loved as a kid.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, how do you what do you mean, Luke,
Speaker 3: that this doesn't THEIRS doesn't look They pretty much look
Speaker 3: the same to me.
Speaker 2: I think that's his point.
Speaker 3: He's saying that THEIRS doesn't hold up to the empirical
Speaker 3: data in his dusk.
Speaker 13: So if you if you look at THEIRS, it's a
Speaker 13: little bit more fuzzy because they use probability, But if
Speaker 13: you look at the empirical data, it is actually defined
Speaker 13: like minus.
Speaker 3: Interesting. Now, is this only with hydrogen because it's a
Speaker 3: single electron atom and like others would be more intricate.
Speaker 3: Or is this pretty much how all of it works?
Speaker 13: You can do it with more. It's just kind of
Speaker 13: like a baseline that they use.
Speaker 3: Got you interesting shit, dude.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animals posting a couple of memes three foot six
Speaker 2: inches mafia, ah, I like it. Also put kid I'm
Speaker 2: short but my dad is high teachers. Teacher says it's tall,
Speaker 2: not high the dad cos that's a picture of Rick
Speaker 2: hitting the bowl. Spirit Animals said, may you all find
Speaker 2: happiness and may the blessed.
Speaker 3: Herb favor you.
Speaker 2: Indeed, indeed a man, let me play you the song
Speaker 2: of my people.
Speaker 3: The fucking is that a mosquito? A mosquito, a fly,
Speaker 3: whatever it is, it's in your ear in the middle
Speaker 3: the worst.
Speaker 2: I need to wipe them out. There's just no good
Speaker 2: reason to have mosquitoes.
Speaker 3: It still blows my mind that they have to exist. Like,
Speaker 3: why it's such bullshit?
Speaker 2: Everything is all the lie? Oh sorry, everything is a lie?
Speaker 3: What's up? It is it? Everything that is it? Everything
Speaker 3: that you say is a lie or the other way.
Speaker 6: Just the whole world's a bunch of bullshit.
Speaker 3: Same. Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 15: It took me like five minutes to figure out how
Speaker 15: to raise my hand, but I had to chime in
Speaker 15: on the whole Azzi thing. I am heartbroken because I
Speaker 15: grew up with oz My first band T shirt was
Speaker 15: an Azzi T shirt.
Speaker 6: It was him bite the head off of a dove.
Speaker 15: And this whole young Blood thing is absolutely an atrocity.
Speaker 15: The only thing that I can see coming from it
Speaker 15: is Sharon Osbourne somehow getting money out of young Blood
Speaker 15: because she literally propped him up until the day he died.
Speaker 3: Dude, there were so many other better options to pass
Speaker 3: the crown down to young Blood. Like I mean, granted,
Speaker 3: it's we don't have many up and coming metal artists. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you have metal bands that are popping off right now
Speaker 3: and all that, but none with the level of fame
Speaker 3: that they did in the eighties. And I understand that,
Speaker 3: but they'll never rather Ronnie Radkey give him the fucking crown.
Speaker 6: Dude. It breaks my heart.
Speaker 15: See, they were doing a thing at that last concert
Speaker 15: that he did, and Young Blood was there and Sharon
Speaker 15: and Ozi were standing around him and they were like
Speaker 15: hugging and smiling, and.
Speaker 6: Then I hadn't heard of him.
Speaker 15: So I went and listened to some of his music, thinking, oh, dude,
Speaker 15: maybe he's, you know, gonna be something. He is fucking
Speaker 15: atrocious trash. There's a guy I work with and I
Speaker 15: was kind of complaining about it today and he goes, yeah,
Speaker 15: but there's some really good metal out there. Now, he goes,
Speaker 15: there's Sabotan and some of these other bands. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 15: nothing sounds like a good azzy album and there never
Speaker 15: will be.
Speaker 6: That's it's over agreed.
Speaker 3: There's not many bands out there that can even come
Speaker 3: close to Ozzy's sound. And I don't mean just his voice,
Speaker 3: but like his vibe overall, even his slower stuff, his
Speaker 3: faster stuff, whatever the case is. But that's that's to
Speaker 3: the time and place right. That's like saying that no
Speaker 3: band sounds like ACDC these days are Guns of Roses
Speaker 3: and it's like, well, yeah, because that was that was them,
Speaker 3: and I could even respect that. But there are Sabotan's
Speaker 3: another great example. I love that band. But that being said,
Speaker 3: there are actual bands that are out there putting out
Speaker 3: good music, well known bands that are putting out good
Speaker 3: music that you could say, hey, why don't we pass
Speaker 3: the crown down to this guy. He's clearly gonna be
Speaker 3: the next prince of darkness and all this fucking young blood.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I truly believe Sharon had a big hand in that.
Speaker 15: I I haven't trusted her this whole time. You can
Speaker 15: tell me whatever you want. She seems just like an
Speaker 15: absolute money grubbing I hope that's not the case. But uh,
Speaker 15: rest in peace, Auzi and uh sorry, sorry to chime in,
Speaker 15: but it's been bugging me all day.
Speaker 3: No, no, I agree, brother, and thank you for chiming in.
Speaker 3: It's it's this is an insult that there's no other
Speaker 3: way to say.
Speaker 4: Like you said, it's an atrocity.
Speaker 3: I would say a coat hanger abortion like there, there's
Speaker 3: I don't I don't even know how to put that
Speaker 3: together out loud.
Speaker 4: This is this would be all right, just to everybody.
Speaker 3: Some people aren't in the metal, Okay, all right, that's fine,
Speaker 3: that's fine. This would be like Hank Williams Senior before
Speaker 3: he died, passing down the crown to.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, what's that guy who's Clay Acott now not.
Speaker 8: Clay A King?
Speaker 3: What's the guy Luke Colmbs? Yeah, thank you. I was
Speaker 3: gonna say Luke Bryant. It was Luke Combs I was
Speaker 3: looking for. Yes, this would be Hanky, this would be
Speaker 3: Merle Haggard passing down the crown to Luke Combs. What
Speaker 3: in the actual coat hangar? Abortion or the fuck we're
Speaker 3: talking about right now? This?
Speaker 4: This is insane, This is an insult.
Speaker 2: Yes, Ashton, your thoughts, sir.
Speaker 5: This is just my piece on Ozzie h.
Speaker 6: On this show.
Speaker 12: I think you guys have talked about Alistair Crowley before.
Speaker 12: So when I was a kid, I loved the song
Speaker 12: mister Crowley, but I thought it was just like a
Speaker 12: mister me Seeks type of character, Like I didn't know
Speaker 12: who the fuck he was. Yeah, so I love that song,
Speaker 12: and going back today, everything I know about Crowley, I
Speaker 12: mean I've dug into him like you guys probably have.
Speaker 12: And Ozzy's like, he really wanted to talk to the motherfucker,
Speaker 12: Like that's what the whole song is about. Like He's like,
Speaker 12: just it's it's hilarious.
Speaker 2: Oh you know he was doing that kind of shit
Speaker 2: too well.
Speaker 3: So the song mister Crowley, it's absolutely in reference to
Speaker 3: Alistair Crowley. And then once you look into the guy himself,
Speaker 3: the song hits a little different. I'm gonna be honest,
Speaker 3: I don't know if this was him trying to talk
Speaker 3: to him, or if it was more of his homage
Speaker 3: to Crowley and like talking about the rituals that he
Speaker 3: did and all this kind of stuff. I mean, if
Speaker 3: you're looking for a dark metal influence, I mean one
Speaker 3: of the hardest influences you could find would be Alistair
Speaker 3: Crowley or something of the Dark Cult and all these things.
Speaker 3: So like I could see it being inspiration for a song.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't There's a lot of speculation
Speaker 3: that Ozzie was absolutely a Satanic worshiping guy. There are
Speaker 3: others that say that it was all for the optics
Speaker 3: because it was metal and like that's just what metal
Speaker 3: heads were expected to do. Was he biting the head
Speaker 3: off of real animals or was it like fake gummy
Speaker 3: animals just for the show. Hey, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Some of it was theatrics, maybe some of it was real.
Speaker 3: Who really knows.
Speaker 15: One of the things with Crowley, I'm sorry to jump in.
Speaker 15: Jimmy Page bought his house in England and ozz I
Speaker 15: heard a story a long time ago that Ozzie and
Speaker 15: Jimmy Page did Shenanigans out at that Alistair Crowley House,
Speaker 15: and that had an effect on both their lives and whatnot.
Speaker 6: But it all ties together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I could see it, you know. And a
Speaker 3: lot of people say that, oh, well, everything in dealing
Speaker 3: with metal is satanic and dark and evil in all
Speaker 3: of this, respectfully, I disagree. There are some that are
Speaker 3: out there doing like there's satanic metal, like that is
Speaker 3: its own genre, and it's like purely worshiping the Dark
Speaker 3: Lord for the purpose of serving the Dark Lord. I'm
Speaker 3: not denying that that exists, but the majority of dark metal,
Speaker 3: heavy metal, or anything close to that, it's more for
Speaker 3: the showmanship of it. It's the optics, you know. I
Speaker 3: don't know, what do you think of the band Ghost then?
Speaker 3: So Ghost is a very interesting example for anybody who
Speaker 3: doesn't know Jonathan.
Speaker 4: Actually, if you want.
Speaker 3: To look up in image or a clip of ghosts, uh,
Speaker 3: they look like they're going to be the hardest fucking growling.
Speaker 3: They play like they're a nineteen seventy five soft rock band,
Speaker 3: although I do love their music, but they actually self
Speaker 3: proclaimed are Satanists and they are absolutely worshiping of the
Speaker 3: Dark Lord and like that all ties into their image,
Speaker 3: their look, all of these things. Uh yeah, that's them,
Speaker 3: that is them.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Who was it the Satanic wizard brought them up?
Speaker 3: I think yeah yeah. And then you'll see interviews with
Speaker 3: the lead singer and for the record, they look like
Speaker 3: they're going to be some screaming into the mic motherfuckers
Speaker 3: And no, dude, it's actually quite soft. It's you know,
Speaker 3: it's kind of just sounds like mid range rock and
Speaker 3: roll as far as like the heaviness goes. But uh yeah,
Speaker 3: this is the the transition of him through the ages,
Speaker 3: through the albums, if you will.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But they, like I said in interviews, they have actually
Speaker 3: announced and proclaimed that they are Luciferians, not the Anton
Speaker 3: Leavey type. Like they truly are worshiping the bad guy
Speaker 3: from the Bible and that's like their whole stick. So yeah,
Speaker 3: which sucks because I really do like some of their music,
Speaker 3: but I can't get down with it. You can't separate
Speaker 3: art from artists when it comes to like pure devil worshiping.
Speaker 6: Well, uh, just.
Speaker 12: Don't remember Ozzie for the song mister Tinker Tray that one. U. Yeah,
Speaker 12: that one's pretty bad. Do't don't look at the lyrics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there's some. There's there's a few songs out
Speaker 3: there that it's like, oh well that's a bit of
Speaker 3: a a bit of a red flag on the play.
Speaker 3: And then there's others like mom, I'm coming home or
Speaker 3: going through changes. Hell, even war Pigs was I mean
Speaker 3: a solid one. I mean, who can forget Iron Man.
Speaker 3: There's there's tons if you look at like there are
Speaker 3: certain bands and certain artists that like, for instance, Aerosmith.
Speaker 3: My ex wife one of them, anyway, was big into Aerosmith,
Speaker 3: and she had this album that was like Aerosmith's top
Speaker 3: forty hits. Hey, guess who didn't have forty top hits?
Speaker 3: Fucking Aerosmith. They had five that you've heard of. The
Speaker 3: rest of it was like trash, absolute trash that sounded horrible.
Speaker 3: Then there's Ozzy. If you were to play his top
Speaker 3: forty hits, the motherfucker has forty hits that were big
Speaker 3: songs and you would identify individually.
Speaker 4: It's insane.
Speaker 3: But you know, not all artists are created equal. Huh.
Speaker 2: I say, you just pissed off half of the cult
Speaker 2: members probably with that one.
Speaker 3: Look, I'm not saying that Aerosmith is a trash band.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that they had their stage performance songs and
Speaker 3: like that's all you've ever heard, and there's a reason
Speaker 3: you've I guarantee you've never heard his big ten inch.
Speaker 2: I mean, I hope that I wouldn't see it either.
Speaker 3: It was talking about a record on the wall and
Speaker 3: it sounded like a fifties do wop song that Aerosmith
Speaker 3: put out. You've never heard of it because it was trash,
Speaker 3: not even what the lyrics are about. It was funny,
Speaker 3: but like, no, dude, this is not the way. But anyway, anyway,
Speaker 3: the spirit.
Speaker 2: Animal is using his Asian persuasion with the the blunt
Speaker 2: chopsticks over there.
Speaker 3: Shut so we don't funk with roach clips in your house.
Speaker 3: You got you got chopsticks for the j When it
Speaker 3: gets to be the stinger, that's les level, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is. He has had his hand up for
Speaker 2: quite some time, and I mean both hands up, because
Speaker 2: he's like got the the icon hand and then the
Speaker 2: actual hand. And then I saw that it started going
Speaker 2: a little bit limp and he was like holding it
Speaker 2: up with the other hand.
Speaker 3: He's still muted and still muted. What do you sam,
Speaker 3: So do you know the man Attila, I do I
Speaker 3: with them.
Speaker 16: Okay, so they have they have a song called a
Speaker 16: Party with the Devil, and that's actually but outside of
Speaker 16: the song, he is it.
Speaker 3: Uh that somebody got cold but I.
Speaker 16: Don't remember who it was, but somebody played that on
Speaker 16: the overspeaker at the church. I was about seventeen. Oh
Speaker 16: that's funny during like Sunday morning a service.
Speaker 3: And no, that's a flex. Maybe not the place for
Speaker 3: that song, but sure, sure it was. It was messed up.
Speaker 16: But going back to Ozzie, Shan said that when Ozzie dies,
Speaker 16: oh he did die, that she was gonna end it too.
Speaker 3: She's gonna kulf, So be on lookout for that. We'll
Speaker 3: see what happens. I mean, Yeah, there's there's multiple bands
Speaker 3: like Volbeat, for instance, I foxed with Volbeat. However, their
Speaker 3: songs have more of a dark reference to them, and
Speaker 3: they've never come right out and said that they are
Speaker 3: worshiping the devil or if they're using it for artistic influence,
Speaker 3: but they've also kind of made mention of the fact
Speaker 3: that it's possible. And again that could be them leaning
Speaker 3: harder into the edginess. That could be them kind of
Speaker 3: signifying where they're at with shit. I don't know, y'all
Speaker 3: know the band Insane Town Posse. Oh yeah, the most
Speaker 3: hated band in human history? Yeah, one of them?
Speaker 16: And then also they they I'm ashamed that they want
Speaker 16: They were part of a w FU a couple years,
Speaker 16: but no one of them got called on audio or
Speaker 16: are you taped a phone call of him trying to
Speaker 16: solicit I think a twelve year old.
Speaker 3: Ooh, I never heard that one yet. Fuck them, dude,
Speaker 3: you're not going to be happy about that.
Speaker 16: Yeah, and boy, but it's ma sense because a lot
Speaker 16: of the jug quot unquote jugglers are typically pedophiles.
Speaker 3: They seem to roll in a circle of psychotic motherfuckers.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, if you see a person with a
Speaker 3: hatchet man tattoo, they possibly they went through a wild
Speaker 3: teenage phase and possibly they are on a list somewhere.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know. But yeah, when I said ICP being
Speaker 3: the most hated band in human history, listen, that's not
Speaker 3: Jacob's opinion. The Internet spoke and said that the same
Speaker 3: way that Nickelback is seen as like only douchebags that
Speaker 3: are trying to pick up fourteen year old girls listen
Speaker 3: to their latest album. Listen. I didn't make this rule.
Speaker 3: I like, well, I don't know why people hate on Nickelbag.
Speaker 3: What make because they suck? What I said, their most
Speaker 3: latest album, not their older shit, not the shit that
Speaker 3: we listening to you back in middle school in high school?
Speaker 3: Are they still coming out with music that That's my point.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't know that because you're not trying to hook
Speaker 3: up with a fourteen year old Jonathan. This exhibit a. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean animals. Come on now. I didn't make the rules, dude.
Speaker 3: ICP is the most hated band on Earth. Nickelback is
Speaker 3: the music for frat boy douchebags. Listen, I didn't make
Speaker 3: the rules. Don't come at Jacob for this.
Speaker 2: Get me at the internet zombie. What are your thoughts
Speaker 2: on this whole uh craziness.
Speaker 7: I've actually seen Ozzy Osbourne concert like four times, and
Speaker 7: I actually didn't go to see him, to be honest
Speaker 7: with you, I went for the other people, but I
Speaker 7: was along the pedophile band kind of a cult things.
Speaker 7: I will say that I've had the misfortune of meeting
Speaker 7: Marilyn Manson, and I will say I've met a lot
Speaker 7: of bands I used to do concerts like crazy. I
Speaker 7: love metal, I have always, and he had like, by far,
Speaker 7: the most soulless, evil person I think I've ever met
Speaker 7: in my life. Like it came to a point in
Speaker 7: the concert, like I was in the front row and
Speaker 7: like I wouldn't sing along because like it was clear
Speaker 7: as daylight, Like this was like actual satanic worship.
Speaker 8: And I wasn't here for it. And he got so pissed.
Speaker 7: He like came down in the crowd and was like
Speaker 7: standing in front of me and we were just like
Speaker 7: locked eyes with each other. As he's seen. I was
Speaker 7: like it was so crazy because it was like looking
Speaker 7: at just depths. Oh, Like he was so soulless and
Speaker 7: just evil feeling. It's just it felt gross. And I've
Speaker 7: met a lot of fucking people, and I'm like you,
Speaker 7: by far the worst person and a pedophile. But Ozzie
Speaker 7: was cool to see. I mean, he didn't know where
Speaker 7: the fuck he was. He thought he was in Cleveland
Speaker 7: when he was in Portland, and you know.
Speaker 8: Sit like that. But like I mean he was alright.
Speaker 7: Like I mean, I'm sad he's gone, But the whole
Speaker 7: young blood thing, I actually like young Blood. I don't
Speaker 7: like him in the sense of like, oh my god,
Speaker 7: he's the greatest artist in the world.
Speaker 8: I like some of his music, but I guess it's.
Speaker 7: Keep quote unquote metal alive, even though he's not metal
Speaker 7: at all in any sense.
Speaker 8: I figured he would go to like Ziz.
Speaker 7: I would figured it go to like his longtime friend
Speaker 7: Rob Zombie, like he's played with him multiple times, or
Speaker 7: somebody that he's like gone on tour with a whole bunch.
Speaker 8: I'm kind of shocked that he did.
Speaker 3: Young Blood too, agreed Rob Zombie would have been an
Speaker 3: excellent choice. Now, I understand maybe you're going for somebody
Speaker 3: of the younger generation to pass it down to. I
Speaker 3: could even imagine that. But there are and when I
Speaker 3: say younger bands, I don't mean like guys in their
Speaker 3: early twenties, but there are some metal bands that are
Speaker 3: operating right now that are on the younger side of
Speaker 3: things that it clearly would have been a good choice
Speaker 3: to go with any number of these people. I'm with you.
Speaker 3: There's a few songs that young Blood has put out
Speaker 3: that I like, but none of them are even metal
Speaker 3: esque by any stretch of the imagination. It's an affront honestly.
Speaker 3: And yeah, and to your point about Marilyn Manson, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I've seen many interviews with him, and granted in an interview,
Speaker 3: depending on if he's like going out there to piss
Speaker 3: people off or if he's going out there to put
Speaker 3: on a good face. He seems to be a very
Speaker 3: well spoken guy, but he gives off the overarching theme
Speaker 3: that he is an evil and dark motherfucker. Then when
Speaker 3: we found out that he was very heavily involved with
Speaker 3: a lot of child porn and shit like that, it
Speaker 3: all clicked. Like nobody was shocked when they found this
Speaker 3: out about him by any means.
Speaker 4: So yeah, oh this is back ago, Yeah, the years ago.
Speaker 7: Him and Johnny Depp, Him and Johnny Depp have a
Speaker 7: whole porn thing that they've ran for years of a
Speaker 7: child born and like that's that that mark on their hands,
Speaker 7: like their tattoos is for child pornography, Like he is.
Speaker 7: He Like there's a difference between like having that aura
Speaker 7: and that persona and then him like he was angry
Speaker 7: that like I wasn't vibing with him, Like it was
Speaker 7: fucking wild. He's creepy as fuck. He just makes your
Speaker 7: skin crawl and it's not like and I have been
Speaker 7: a Manson fan like forever, and when I actually met him,
Speaker 7: I was like, oh, fuck you, Nope, I'm good.
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel like I heard about the whole hymn,
Speaker 3: not the Giant Dead thing, but Manson himself. I feel
Speaker 3: like I heard about that back in like twenty six
Speaker 3: and it was one of those things where it was
Speaker 3: like a part of the Internet lore and you can't
Speaker 3: really tell if it's true or not, or this or
Speaker 3: that and the other. Then more and more things came
Speaker 3: out where it was like, oh, no, he absolutely he
Speaker 3: is about the fucking of children and shit.
Speaker 4: So yeah, fuck Manson's.
Speaker 8: Isn't Marilyn Manson Mormon.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he was raised Mormon and then
Speaker 3: left the church. I know for a fact he is
Speaker 3: not in any type of association with anything even close
Speaker 3: to Christianity. That's for goddamn sure. But yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not a I don't know his whole life story
Speaker 3: or anything. But yeah, Manson is confirmed a part of
Speaker 3: the the child porn ring in things for sure, And
Speaker 3: like I said, that's been known about for years. Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so are you talking about the one on the hand,
Speaker 2: from what I'm seeing, is it like of a bird
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 3: No, No, that's from Jack Sparrow. That's that's the tattoo
Speaker 3: from that.
Speaker 2: The other hand, well, Marilyn Manson and Johnny Depp share
Speaker 2: two similar tattoos.
Speaker 8: Actually, yeah, it's.
Speaker 7: Because they had like a whole child pornography thing going
Speaker 7: on and then somehow it magically got swept under the
Speaker 7: rug that like this was a thing. I didn't he
Speaker 7: even get charged or like potentially charged with distribution of
Speaker 7: child pornography.
Speaker 8: I believe like it was. It was a whole.
Speaker 7: Thing, and everyone was like, oh my god, I can't
Speaker 7: believe it. But I can because, like he's if you
Speaker 7: look into his timeline and his history, there's like multiple
Speaker 7: interviews talking to him throughout the years of like decades
Speaker 7: of him like actually torturing one of his songs, uh
Speaker 7: torment work or something. Pretty much it talks about how
Speaker 7: he binds a young girl and like rapes her like
Speaker 7: it's if you listen to the lyrics, it's very clear
Speaker 7: his day that it's like about a child, and that's
Speaker 7: a it's a whole thing for them.
Speaker 3: So if I remember correct, when he got caught with
Speaker 3: this shit, again twenty teen's somewhere in there. He I
Speaker 3: don't know if he was actually I knew he was charged.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he was convicted because there was
Speaker 3: a massive payout and.
Speaker 4: Then he kind of went quiet for a few years.
Speaker 3: The next thing, you know, he's featured on Sons of
Speaker 3: Anarchy as a neo Nazi in prison somewhere, and then
Speaker 3: it just kind of got pushed under the rug, and
Speaker 3: you know, Manson's doing Manson shit. He wild, and it's like, wait,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, what do we miss all of that?
Speaker 2: Are you referring to the tourniquet song? Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: just I haven't pulled up here. It says she's made
Speaker 2: of hair and bone and little teeth and things I
Speaker 2: cannot speak. She comes on like a crippled plaything. Spine
Speaker 2: is just a string I wrapped our love and all
Speaker 2: this foil silver, tight like spider legs. I never wanted
Speaker 2: to ever spoil, but flies will always lay their eggs.
Speaker 2: Take your hatred out on me, make your victim my head.
Speaker 2: You never believed in me. I am your turniquit prosthetic
Speaker 2: synthesis with butterfly sealed up with virgin stitch.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, dude, this is funny. Yeah, it's the
Speaker 3: more you read, the worst it's gonna get.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna let you know that now, Ashton,
Speaker 2: your thoughts, sir, dude.
Speaker 12: I crashed my car to his song can Kill thirty three.
Speaker 3: And totaled it.
Speaker 12: I was listening to it and got t boned, And
Speaker 12: I don't know, I've just always saw him as like
Speaker 12: this very dark thing since.
Speaker 3: Agreed, agreed, I've never heard of that being the case.
Speaker 3: But listen, bro, I could see it one hundred percent absolutely, Yeah,
Speaker 3: yeah again. I metal is one of those things where
Speaker 3: if you're looking for bad uh, well not just metal
Speaker 3: music in general, if you're looking for a bad actor
Speaker 3: or somebody who's into wild shit and evil, ugly things,
Speaker 3: look no further than the music industry. I mean, the
Speaker 3: Diddy case is clear signs of that. But that's not
Speaker 3: even the only one. That's just the one that people
Speaker 3: mostly know about. And that's why, especially with our world
Speaker 3: that we're living in today, a figure like Jelly Roll,
Speaker 3: who made his name on SoundCloud before he ever got
Speaker 3: a record deal, and then when he finally did cut
Speaker 3: an album, he had a fan base that was already
Speaker 3: attached to him because he was self promoting and self
Speaker 3: producing his own music. We're in this same thing as
Speaker 3: we're talking about with with the late night shows and
Speaker 3: all these things, and how they're going by the wayside
Speaker 3: in favor of more specified and specialized entertainment for people.
Speaker 3: It's we are in a weird transitional period where the
Speaker 3: old guard of media and I don't just mean news,
Speaker 3: I don't just mean movies, I don't just mean music,
Speaker 3: I don't just mean art, I mean everything. The old
Speaker 3: guard is going by the wayside and they can't even
Speaker 3: control it even if they wanted to. It's a good thing,
Speaker 3: but also with that, a lot of the ugly dark
Speaker 3: bits of the way things used to be are coming
Speaker 3: to light more and more these days, and that's a
Speaker 3: good thing. But also it's not a comfortable conversation to
Speaker 3: look back and find out a lot of these things,
Speaker 3: right right, Uh, pickle, go ahead.
Speaker 5: So shout out to Rob Zombie.
Speaker 11: First of all, I got to say that hebro Massachusetts
Speaker 11: born and raised. He's technically from Bradford, which is a
Speaker 11: subsidy of Havero, but whatever, it's the same thing. So
Speaker 11: I think a lot of these oddists like I don't
Speaker 11: know about their sexual rings. I don't know about that.
Speaker 11: I'm kind of ignorant to it. I've never heard of
Speaker 11: Rob Zombie. I grew up in his hometown. I guess
Speaker 11: my father either bought drugs or soul drugs to him.
Speaker 11: I don't know the story my father will. My father
Speaker 11: might be lying.
Speaker 5: I don't know. It's my dad.
Speaker 11: You know, we all make fishermen stills out of things,
Speaker 11: but he was around his circle. Yeah, I've never heard
Speaker 11: weird things about him. But that being said, first of all,
Speaker 11: I'm gonna do this just eighteen million more times. Just
Speaker 11: turn pedos into prey. The hunters will become the hunted.
Speaker 11: This needs to be everywhere. That being said, I kind
Speaker 11: of got to rail because I think that needs to
Speaker 11: be said every day, all day to anybody that ever
Speaker 11: wants to think some sort of sideways about a child. Yeah,
Speaker 11: there is something about satanic worship, the necrophiliasm, the odyssey
Speaker 11: of it when you're a teenager. And I think that's
Speaker 11: a lot of us where we grab our bands from.
Speaker 11: And I think when you listen to Ozzie, you listen.
Speaker 11: I grew up listening to Rob Zombie. I grew up
Speaker 11: listening to my chemical romance like emo rock. You know,
Speaker 11: I was all over the place with music. I still
Speaker 11: am in music, like not nerd, but like I enjoy it.
Speaker 11: I don't care what genre you are. If you put
Speaker 11: something out that's amazing, I love it. Sure, but there's
Speaker 11: something to be said. There's a certain grasp now you
Speaker 11: want to go to from you know what was what
Speaker 11: Ozzie seventies, right, seventies.
Speaker 3: Seventies, eighties, eighties.
Speaker 11: Then you go towards the nineties, you get grind Ue,
Speaker 11: Kurt Cobain, you get you start turning the dial up.
Speaker 5: Now we got corn limp, biscuit, slip knot, you know, uh, trillium.
Speaker 5: You start going down the you know, you start dialing.
Speaker 5: Now we're at post Malone, Taylor Swift.
Speaker 11: They're doing the same thing that they're appealing to the
Speaker 11: teenage angst, and I think that's a huge factor. I'm
Speaker 11: sure they're all widows, all of them. You have to
Speaker 11: be weird to be that creative.
Speaker 3: I feel like some yes, some know right, there's there's
Speaker 3: levels in between, for sure.
Speaker 11: Who's that kid that plays banana banana pat pancakes, banana
Speaker 11: flat Jacks. I couldn't tell you Jack something that's all
Speaker 11: Jack Johnson, Okay, he's phenomenal, great music. I can't name
Speaker 11: a song of his that's bad. Ron Pope can't name
Speaker 11: a song of his that's bad. Yeah, But then they're
Speaker 11: not going to the masses. They're playing too emotions, and
Speaker 11: I think I think that's a very interesting thing because like,
Speaker 11: if you want to appeal to the masses, you kind
Speaker 11: of have to be doc twisted and statistic, and that
Speaker 11: might not be you, and it might be the music
Speaker 11: moguls of media, and we go back to that big
Speaker 11: M word media.
Speaker 3: And that's that's another thing too, especially with the way
Speaker 3: the world is today. People. Yeah, you can see the
Speaker 3: ones that have ghostwriters and the ones that are trying
Speaker 3: to appeal to the masses.
Speaker 4: Their lyrics are literally empty.
Speaker 3: Look at Taylor Swift, anything that she's put out in
Speaker 3: the past two decades, right, her lyrics are empty.
Speaker 4: It's all done by ghostwriters.
Speaker 3: It's done to a beat that they know is going
Speaker 3: to be catchy no matter what is being said. But
Speaker 3: then with that being said, there are more artists, I
Speaker 3: would argue now more than ever, that are coming out
Speaker 3: that are actually pouring their heart and soul into their songs. Now.
Speaker 3: They may not be getting promoted to the levels of
Speaker 3: these big names for sure, but you see more of
Speaker 3: them now because the Internet and because word of mouth
Speaker 3: does work, but also promoting algorithms works. That's why I
Speaker 3: say jelly Roll is an instance of that. But like, hell,
Speaker 3: you could even look at country. Most country these days
Speaker 3: it's dog shit like it is is pure just dog shit.
Speaker 3: It is the same. You could listen to one country
Speaker 3: song and you've heard about ten of them that are
Speaker 3: playing on your local country station.
Speaker 5: That being, you do that until you get to Sgil Simpson.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, that's the point. There are those that
Speaker 3: are standing out right where you got Sturgel Simpson, you
Speaker 3: got the guys like the red dirt country crowd that
Speaker 3: is like it's you could tell these people are pouring
Speaker 3: their heart and souls into it, but it's lost in
Speaker 3: the mix of all of the other big names that
Speaker 3: are being promoted to do the big stadium shows and
Speaker 3: shit like that. And it's the same, and metal it's
Speaker 3: the same, and rap it's the same in everything. It's
Speaker 3: but to your point, yet, it's uh, there's a changing
Speaker 3: of the guard with media in general. But with that
Speaker 3: you saw, you said Rob Zombie, you don't know if
Speaker 3: he has any kind of bad issues with the childs
Speaker 3: or anything like that. And Zombie, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: you're probably the biggest Rob Zombie fan I've ever heard
Speaker 3: of in my life. You have your hand raised with
Speaker 3: all of your research. Has Rob Zombie ever been affiliated
Speaker 3: with or associated with any kind of Malthesians when it
Speaker 3: comes to children or anything like that.
Speaker 7: No, they actually don't want kids. They don't like to
Speaker 7: be around kids. Even Charity. You went on MTV back
Speaker 7: in the day and had like this whole thing when
Speaker 7: they did the crib thing. They actually talked about that
Speaker 7: about how like they don't mind kids, they just don't
Speaker 7: want me for themselves. But you have to look at
Speaker 7: it in the sense of they're around like the top
Speaker 7: dog people. I don't believe that anybody that's in media
Speaker 7: of any kind, that's around that are in the upper
Speaker 7: echelons isn't involved in something dark or demonic or potentially pedophilic.
Speaker 7: I've never gotten that vibe. I've personally met both of
Speaker 7: them like ten times each. They're great people. Like in
Speaker 7: person I've had like they didn't seem weird. They seem
Speaker 7: super down to earth, super really likable, like, hey, what's up,
Speaker 7: how's it going. I haven't got any like strange vibes
Speaker 7: from them if I every time I've ever met them.
Speaker 7: But that being said, I don't think that you can
Speaker 7: stay around the music industry and get that big and
Speaker 7: that popular for that long and not have any type of,
Speaker 7: you know, issues of some type. But I was gonna
Speaker 7: say about the music, I think it's I think looking
Speaker 7: at it from like a different perspective, the energy. I
Speaker 7: know everyone's heard about hurts and the different types of
Speaker 7: hurts and how it impacts us and what it causes
Speaker 7: and what it does and like to our emotions, to
Speaker 7: our mindsets and everything like that. I find that conversation
Speaker 7: to be really fascinating because they intentionally put things in
Speaker 7: the lyrics and put things into sounds to cause a
Speaker 7: type of reaction for people. And people always say that
Speaker 7: metal is so like, oh, it will get you this,
Speaker 7: this and this, and like you'll become really aggressive.
Speaker 8: Actually, if you look.
Speaker 7: Into it, I believe that it's rap actually has more
Speaker 7: aggressive beats and hurts than metal. Metal is actually more
Speaker 7: soothing to a lot of people than it is to
Speaker 7: then listening to rap.
Speaker 8: I know for myself, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Oh no, they've even done studies with the plant growth, right,
Speaker 3: everybody's seen the experiment where hell MythBusters even did this.
Speaker 3: Once upon a time they had a bunch of like
Speaker 3: pea plants and they were getting played music and sounds
Speaker 3: for twenty four to seven just to see what would
Speaker 3: affect the growth rates or whatever. Death metal actually yielded
Speaker 3: the best results for plant growth. It was actually being
Speaker 3: played at a resonance and it wasn't like they adjusted it,
Speaker 3: just playing it on the speaker as is, metal actually
Speaker 3: does a lot better for your mental psyche than any
Speaker 3: other The rap music killed the pea plants. And that's
Speaker 3: you can redo this experiment at your house right now.
Speaker 3: Heavy metal, not just heavy rock, I mean actual heavy
Speaker 3: metal does very well as far as your molecular structure
Speaker 3: is concerned. Now we can have conversations about the hypothetic
Speaker 3: goals as to why that is, but that doesn't change
Speaker 3: the facts, and the facts are the facts. On this
Speaker 3: country does mediocre rap kills them. I want to say
Speaker 3: classical music and opera actually did pretty well for them,
Speaker 3: but by far the best was heavy metal. So I'm
Speaker 3: taking that as a positive and I'm with you on
Speaker 3: that one as well. Where even metal has always been
Speaker 3: my zen music by all stretch of the imagination.
Speaker 4: I know that it's not for everybody.
Speaker 3: Not gonna throw shade in someone else's way of country
Speaker 3: is your thing, I get it, it's not for me,
Speaker 3: but I feel you on that. Yeah, heavy metal is
Speaker 3: obviously just superior in my personal opinion, which is why
Speaker 3: I'm so offended that young Blood was just crowned the
Speaker 3: new Prints of Darkness.
Speaker 4: That's that's actually an insult.
Speaker 2: But oh do they got There's a lot of our
Speaker 2: listeners that hate our intro song go like, I can't
Speaker 2: stand that fucking screaming shit. I just need to fast
Speaker 2: forward through it. I'm like, okay, I mean our our
Speaker 2: previous song was kind of basic. I just feel like
Speaker 2: this is more on board with what we talk about, like.
Speaker 4: Just gonna throw this out.
Speaker 3: This was the softer version. I wanted something harder. I
Speaker 3: wanted more guttural screams the entire time. Jonathan decided on
Speaker 3: this one because it was more mid range as far
Speaker 3: as our musical tastes are concerned. So people that are
Speaker 3: hating the metal intro like, sorry, sorry for you, fuck
Speaker 3: you san Diego. You know, I'm Ron Burgundy, Like I know,
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody's got their taste and metal is not
Speaker 3: for everybody. I respect that. I'm with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: But also, it's not like we were gonna go with
Speaker 3: a rap intro. We weren't gonna go with a country intro.
Speaker 3: We weren't. What would you have us do? Like, what
Speaker 3: are we talking about here? It's the cult of Conspiracy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean most of the shit we talked about
Speaker 2: it is pretty fucking metal if you really.
Speaker 3: Think about it, I think.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 3: You know, what does the lorax as to have to
Speaker 3: say about this?
Speaker 2: I don't know why? Why are you the Lorax today
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal?
Speaker 3: Because I'm smoking to them? Trees bubble, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on all of this?
Speaker 3: Samuel?
Speaker 2: What do you think about our song?
Speaker 3: Do you like it?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: I fucking love it? So if y'all, if you if
Speaker 3: y'all want to do like one, a.
Speaker 9: Spoaky one for like Halloween or whatever, you could do
Speaker 9: one with an organ or.
Speaker 3: Shit, like you know what I mean, the old Gothic instrument.
Speaker 3: I mean we could, but it's I don't know why
Speaker 3: that's the thing. People want to throw shade at it,
Speaker 3: and they like, oh yeah, you ripped your intro from
Speaker 3: the WWE and this and this. It's like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: so we quote unquote ripped the sound from one of
Speaker 3: the heaviest influences of what good entertainment is. I'm I'm
Speaker 3: missing the bad here.
Speaker 4: There's been a lot of people that shit talk in comments.
Speaker 3: You know how it be? I don't know what I mean.
Speaker 9: It's y'all showing everything and I y'all put this is
Speaker 9: y'all's passion project. Only y'all know what's best for y'all's
Speaker 9: business and everything, so they can take a high with
Speaker 9: their opinion.
Speaker 2: Honestly, honestly are The idea for that song was kind
Speaker 2: of inspired by Seth Seth Rowland's theme song.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, and again, it's a lot better than what
Speaker 3: I would have had it done. And be real with you, mind,
Speaker 3: the mine would have been a little more aggressive. Let's
Speaker 3: let's leave it at that.
Speaker 2: Actually, now that I think back, if I was gonna
Speaker 2: put a WWE entrance song on it, dude, Samuel, I'm
Speaker 2: sure you would know this, dude, A shins k Nakamura
Speaker 2: fucking intro theme song. I fuck with all of that,
Speaker 2: like hard violin, like that shit slaps to me.
Speaker 3: It's dope, but full say. I was hoping you're gonna
Speaker 3: say slow chemical.
Speaker 11: Shins K's intro makes me want to murder somebody, and
Speaker 11: I'm like the most peaceful person ever.
Speaker 3: I love that song, dude, I'm not let me tell
Speaker 3: you what that song makes me want to do. Dog.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just thought that you would appreciate that
Speaker 2: because he's an Asian.
Speaker 3: Man as well.
Speaker 16: So I really didn't care for him.
Speaker 3: I loved him. I thought he was great.
Speaker 2: I think he's taking a little break now because one
Speaker 2: of his buddies recently died.
Speaker 3: I don't know anybody of who you're talking about. So, yeah,
Speaker 3: wrestling things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're not gonna stick on it. I know cult
Speaker 2: members fucking hate it.
Speaker 8: That's okay.
Speaker 3: Everybody has the thing.
Speaker 2: Zombie said, China has an under the ocean. By them
Speaker 2: as an under the ocean, they will take the DNA
Speaker 2: of the most genius people there. Oh talking about the
Speaker 2: underground tunnels and whatnot. Spirit animals said the Pandaman has
Speaker 2: made a bunker under the ocean floor. Zombie said, they
Speaker 2: made a huge thing going into the side of a
Speaker 2: mountain from the ocean that connects.
Speaker 3: I don't even doubt that.
Speaker 2: I think that there's probably tens of thousands of them
Speaker 2: all across the world.
Speaker 6: Probably.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't even be shocked.
Speaker 3: If we're in the millions.
Speaker 4: I couldn't see that one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: And we talked about this, Yeah, okay, the cheese thing,
Speaker 3: there's over five hundred underground bunkers full of just cheese. Now,
Speaker 3: let's think about how many underground bunkers there are for munitions,
Speaker 3: for supplies, for you know, VIPs, Like, oh, yeah, I
Speaker 3: think if we're talking about the entire world here, yeah,
Speaker 3: I would say there's probably millions of underground installations for sure.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal said Davy Crockett and General Santiana were Masons.
Speaker 3: This is very true, very true.
Speaker 2: The Big D said, sorry, I'm late.
Speaker 3: What's good y'all? Big D.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal said, as the sands in an hour glass,
Speaker 2: so are the days.
Speaker 3: Of our lives, Jesus Christ watching. I grew up watching
Speaker 3: Guiding Light with my mom. That was our show that
Speaker 3: I you know, tuned into. Yeah, I those soap operas.
Speaker 3: They are going by the wayside in favor of shows
Speaker 3: like Love Island, that that's the soap opera of this generation,
Speaker 3: right they they had us over here with the real
Speaker 3: world of dot dot dot.
Speaker 4: MTV did that ship.
Speaker 3: Then it was VH one had like all the uh
Speaker 3: you know, Rock of Love or Flave of Flave Love
Speaker 3: and all these things that became the drama that became
Speaker 3: our soap opera. And now we have Love Island, which is,
Speaker 3: oh my god, it's so bad. I like Love is Blind, No, homo,
Speaker 3: I've never seen it. Is that like one where of
Speaker 3: the retarded people find love's the spectrum.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that Love on the Spectrum is actually really
Speaker 2: good too, but I fuck with that show. Actually, dude, I've.
Speaker 3: Never seen it. I'm not trying to shit on it.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody needs love in this world. I get that.
Speaker 2: I mean, yet you call them retards, You're going to hell.
Speaker 14: Bro.
Speaker 3: Okay, my bad, my bad.
Speaker 2: You don't call retards retards, bro, That's just not what
Speaker 2: you do.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: I thought we were talking about blind show. Then I realized,
Speaker 3: my I apologies to any of the down syndrome people
Speaker 3: that are watching this show.
Speaker 2: Didn't mean to offend my bad Jesus Christ. Love on
Speaker 2: the spectrum is a really good one. Matthew Lane, did
Speaker 2: you get offended by Jacob's bar word? He said, no, Matt,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 17: As a person I had literally has autism, all my
Speaker 17: siblings highly autistic.
Speaker 5: No that I still don't use that word all the time.
Speaker 5: So now I'm not offended.
Speaker 3: Okay, for all a bunch of retards a good things,
Speaker 3: good things. And also it's not it's not this is
Speaker 3: not what the intention was there. Okay, I'm using the
Speaker 3: word like the nineties version of the word retard. Okay,
Speaker 3: not not actually calling people with mental disabilities is something cruel,
Speaker 3: that would be rude.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's just like a fun word like Asperger's, you know,
Speaker 2: like that it's unfortunate that that's what it's called, but
Speaker 2: it's a hilarious word. The first time I heard that
Speaker 2: that was an actual mental thing, I thought it was
Speaker 2: a joke. I thought I was being controlled by somebody
Speaker 2: like forget. It was a family friend who had a
Speaker 2: kid that like you could tell that the kid was
Speaker 2: like had autism or something along these lines, which okay, fine, cool,
Speaker 2: And I asked.
Speaker 3: It was like, so is he like autistic or what's
Speaker 3: the deal? Like, no, no, he has aspergers. I died laughing.
Speaker 3: I thought that they were playing a joke on me.
Speaker 3: I had to look it up and then I felt
Speaker 3: like the world's biggest dick. It's like, then, why would
Speaker 3: you name it something so goddamn funny? Used in Germany
Speaker 3: or something because it sounds better with a German accent osbochers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that makes it so much less funny. That's ridiculous. He
Speaker 3: has a touchout to as Bogos, Like, bro, what.
Speaker 14: Oh god, that's great.
Speaker 2: Sparad animals said, watch it growing Up with My Ninny.
Speaker 3: You called your grandma your ninny.
Speaker 17: So I wanted to quick fellas and give you guys
Speaker 17: some crazy updates with the water story.
Speaker 2: Did we ever reschedule that?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Not yet. What are we doing now?
Speaker 5: M so you are.
Speaker 17: First off, I got a hold of Crow to get
Speaker 17: on his show and let tell him about it. We
Speaker 17: all appreciate Crow. I can't wait to get his opinion
Speaker 17: on all this. But most importantly, are you guys familiar
Speaker 17: with Patrick Bette Davis?
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So apparently a guy who.
Speaker 17: Back in twenty twenty worked for a company helping shows
Speaker 17: that got deplatformed because you know the C word. PbD
Speaker 17: was one of those shows. Well, this guy's also best
Speaker 17: friends with the executive producer still to this day. He
Speaker 17: told the guy about the story because he happened to
Speaker 17: hear Janet's showed that's did with us. Okay, it's deplorable Janet,
Speaker 17: And apparently the guy lives forty five minutes away from Sarasota.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 17: He contacted Christine and sent her a nice long text
Speaker 17: messages and then gave her a phone call.
Speaker 5: She sent me the text.
Speaker 17: I read it and I was like, well, she's already
Speaker 17: been contacted by fake like FBI director pages and stuff.
Speaker 17: So I said, please give me the phone number and
Speaker 17: let me call them, call him and talk to him.
Speaker 17: Guy was legit as fuck, Yo, that's legit. So they
Speaker 17: want a current, up to date water sample. So this
Speaker 17: guy's gonna meet Christine the farmer buck and there they're
Speaker 17: guy who has a pump to get the well water
Speaker 17: primed up to the surface, along with the nephluin desk squad,
Speaker 17: guys who decided they're going to try to get a
Speaker 17: documentary made. That's how important they thought it was. Like
Speaker 17: as soon as they heard the story. So we got
Speaker 17: a lot of shows helping us out, and we're more
Speaker 17: than welcome to come back on your guys show too.
Speaker 3: Christine's on the ball.
Speaker 17: Joe's pre sentencing hearing is August first, which is super disappointing.
Speaker 17: We're creeping up to that, and then the actual sentencing
Speaker 17: is August fourteenth, Okay, so be on the lookout for that.
Speaker 8: I guess I don't.
Speaker 17: Christine's trying to rally as many people as possible to
Speaker 17: show up to that, but I'd like to see what
Speaker 17: they actually say about that in the news cycle. Yeah,
Speaker 17: that's the really fucked up, sad part about the whole story.
Speaker 17: But the one good thing I did out of this
Speaker 17: is I got this story to as many people as
Speaker 17: possible as fast as I could, And I appreciate all
Speaker 17: you guys hanging in there with me and giving us
Speaker 17: an opportunity to tell it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we need to get you back on the show
Speaker 3: here soon. We need to. We'll connect. We have your information.
Speaker 3: We're gonna we're gonna schedule that ship either later this
Speaker 3: week or next week.
Speaker 17: We Christine, because she lives in Fort Myers Beach, Sarasota's
Speaker 17: a bit of a drive for so she's doing that.
Speaker 17: On Friday, she begged me to come down there, but
Speaker 17: I could not find a flight soon enough.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had my.
Speaker 17: Own personal secretary try to look up some flights for
Speaker 17: me and just that the soonest one. My boss is
Speaker 17: not letting me take off two days in a row,
Speaker 17: so that that soon at that point too. But that
Speaker 17: would have been so great to meet all those people,
Speaker 17: especially the guys. I'm about the same height as all
Speaker 17: of them. I just wanted to hop on here and
Speaker 17: say that, man, you get back to the rest of
Speaker 17: the topics here.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll stay in touch and try and get that schedule.
Speaker 6: Fucking sucks. There's a couple of good songs.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm with you guys on that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, see you boys.
Speaker 2: Everything is a lie, said Ozzie had to die to
Speaker 2: usher d end Times.
Speaker 3: All right, Okay, I mean I don't know that for
Speaker 3: a fact, but like, okay, maybe.
Speaker 2: If we're looking at him like he's a symbol, right
Speaker 2: rather than just a man, and he was the Prince
Speaker 2: of Darkness, the quote unquote Prince of Darkness self proclaimed. Yes,
Speaker 2: not even self. I mean everybody knew him as that, right,
Speaker 2: because that's.
Speaker 3: How Yeah, I'm.
Speaker 2: Just saying, you know, it's like if you look at
Speaker 2: it for the symbol and the symbol of the Prince
Speaker 2: of Darkness dies, and then you got all this.
Speaker 3: Wild extra shit going on.
Speaker 2: I mean, people are starting to flee from Trump a
Speaker 2: little bit, and maybe he's going to start to go
Speaker 2: a little bit more rogue than he normally would. And
Speaker 2: I don't I could see some crazy shit popping off.
Speaker 3: I could. I'm not saying that Ozzie was a direct
Speaker 3: connection to the crazy ship popping off, but I'm also
Speaker 3: not not saying that. I'm just saying that I haven't
Speaker 3: personally strung that piece of yarn on the court board
Speaker 3: to make the connections yet. I don't know. It could be.
Speaker 3: Spirit Animal said, nah, the day will he dies? Yo,
Speaker 3: that's gonna be a sad one.
Speaker 2: It's cyup on us, dude. There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 2: That dude is looking fragile.
Speaker 3: I mean, but to be fair, he has been for
Speaker 3: quite a few years. He has been.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal said, I can't use blunts as chopsticks, unfortunately, Oh.
Speaker 3: Those are blunts. I thought those were actual chopsticks that
Speaker 3: you were using as a makeshift roach clip. IM about
Speaker 3: to say, bro, tell me you're Asian without telling me
Speaker 3: you're fucking Asian. Bro.
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 19: I was using two blunts and I've smoked five since
Speaker 19: we've Oh, this is uh the first one I have
Speaker 19: the the last one will be the fifth one.
Speaker 3: How high can you get? Sam using the blunts as
Speaker 3: chopsticks to pick up gummies? I was using them to
Speaker 3: pick up actual bud.
Speaker 19: I was picking up with the with blunts, but no,
Speaker 19: I'm smoking in on them my uncle.
Speaker 17: So Hey, Sam Chef and I were talking about how
Speaker 17: many podcasters it would take to try to keep up
Speaker 17: with you brow.
Speaker 18: I bought two ounces since Saturday, and I have maybe
Speaker 18: an ounce by the ounce seft.
Speaker 5: Hit the fucking stock market with that. Hit me up
Speaker 5: and I'll give you some tips.
Speaker 17: Jesus crime in you dude?
Speaker 3: How much money are you burning through per week?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 9: I typically get about two ounces a month, but this
Speaker 9: week's been some bullshit, so I've bought probably about three
Speaker 9: ounces this month.
Speaker 2: So at your typical roundabout ounce of I'm sure you're
Speaker 2: smoking some pretty decent shit is around three hundred dollars
Speaker 2: an ounce, right, so.
Speaker 8: I get a good deal.
Speaker 3: What deep uh.
Speaker 2: You get in that Mexican dirt weed over there.
Speaker 3: Son, uh uh, I got, I get white.
Speaker 10: I have my weed.
Speaker 3: I get I can ha'f the time.
Speaker 9: It's pophone and I can break it open in that
Speaker 9: shit will tone white.
Speaker 8: It's party.
Speaker 3: Good to have a connection like that.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 2: There's actually another article that I did want to read
Speaker 2: that is actually quite disturbing, but I said the cult
Speaker 2: members can handle it. This is from People magazine literally
Speaker 2: just came out today. It says bunker of Hell men
Speaker 2: allegedly paid to rape small children in underground enclosure for
Speaker 2: more than a year. Yeah that was today, and you
Speaker 2: see these sick focks right here, says three Alabama men
Speaker 2: have been arrested for allegedly operating what local authorities described
Speaker 2: as an abhorrent and horrific child x abuse ring out
Speaker 2: of an underground bunker near their homes in Brent, Alabama.
Speaker 2: The Bibb County Sheriff's Office announced this past weekend that
Speaker 2: William Chase McElroy, Dalton Terrell, and Andres Velasquez Trey Hoo
Speaker 2: have all been arrested in charged in connection with the
Speaker 2: child sex abuse case. Local authorities began investigating the case
Speaker 2: back in February, the Bibb County Sheriff's Office set in
Speaker 2: a social media post announcing the men's arrest on Saturday.
Speaker 2: The bib County Sheriff's Office said that McElroy, who's twenty
Speaker 2: one years old, has been charged with four counts of rape,
Speaker 2: six counts of human trafficking, six counts of sodomy, and
Speaker 2: four counts of kidnapping. Terrell, also twenty one years old,
Speaker 2: was charged with six counts of rape, twelve counts of sodomy,
Speaker 2: and five counts of human trafficking. Meanwhile, Velasquez Treyho, twenty
Speaker 2: nine years old, was charged with six counts of human trafficking.
Speaker 2: Sheriff Wade reiterates that such imhorrent behavior will not be
Speaker 2: tolerated in Bibb County and the defenders will face prosecution
Speaker 2: to the fullest extent of the law. As this is
Speaker 2: an ongoing case, details are currently limited. That is disturbing,
Speaker 2: Jacob your.
Speaker 3: Thoughts, uh bro. I went to take a piss and
Speaker 3: I came back to some of the darkest shit I've
Speaker 3: heard this episode thus far.
Speaker 2: What in the hell has happened here today? This happened
Speaker 2: in Alabama. These three literally the title kind of says it,
Speaker 2: but men the Bunker of Hell. Men allegedly paid to
Speaker 2: rape small children in underground enclosure for more than a year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, death is too good for these fuckers.
Speaker 2: Scared, there's time to send them alive.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, And I know we can go down the
Speaker 3: list of what we would do to people like this.
Speaker 3: I understand and name the most gruesome thing that comes
Speaker 3: to mind, and I still think it's too good.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. It says three all right, So this
Speaker 2: is the little spark Notes version of it. Three men
Speaker 2: in Alabama have been arrested in charge in connection with
Speaker 2: operating a child's sex abuse ring for more than a year,
Speaker 2: which we read. The men are accused of drugging the
Speaker 2: children and bringing them to a local storm shelter where
Speaker 2: the abuse took place, and the men's alleged victims range
Speaker 2: from three to ten years old.
Speaker 3: Fry them alive, dude, Holy fuck Jesus. I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: glad they were caught. And also when they get to prison, dude. Yeah, currently,
Speaker 3: as a matter of fa because that happened today, they're
Speaker 3: gonna get to the to the big house here soon,
Speaker 3: big dog. They have a very very warm welcome waiting
Speaker 3: on them. Fuck man, and look at them. None of
Speaker 3: them look like they could fight. Oh this is They're
Speaker 3: gonna be passed around as currency by their sellies, especially
Speaker 3: in the middle.
Speaker 2: Dude in the middle is definitely gonna be somebody's bitch
Speaker 2: for a long time.
Speaker 4: Oh they all are, all of them, like straight up.
Speaker 3: It's oh god, yep, yep, And that does make me
Speaker 3: feel good that they are going to become the victims.
Speaker 3: They are about to become the prey, very very heavily.
Speaker 3: They are going to become the prey by everybody I
Speaker 3: know in prison, like everybody races up, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. White hang with whites, blacks hang with blacks, whatever. Yo,
Speaker 3: these boys are gonna get passed around through the whole crew.
Speaker 2: It's oh my god, yeah, big facts. Pickle with your
Speaker 2: I like the hand gesture. Sure, sir, what uh what
Speaker 2: do you got to say about this?
Speaker 5: Yo?
Speaker 11: Semita County with them, Semity County, just sem to fucking
Speaker 11: I Am like, no, no, you don't semit to County.
Speaker 11: They don't make it out I I that I you
Speaker 11: don't know. Never never hurt the innocence of the youth.
Speaker 5: Never do that. Semi and somebody in Alabama make up
Speaker 5: a chige against me.
Speaker 3: Let me go to County three. Oh yeah, county.
Speaker 4: It's the worst. These are the worst of humanity.
Speaker 3: And that's this is why I couldn't be a cop
Speaker 3: when I first got out of the Marine Corps.
Speaker 4: Dude, I told you I tried to be a cop.
Speaker 3: In the state Louisiana and I was like two weeks
Speaker 3: away from the academy picking up and all of this,
Speaker 3: aside from the money being dog shit. There's no way
Speaker 3: that I could arrest these dudes and do my job
Speaker 3: of just cuffing them, putting them in the back of
Speaker 3: the car, and bringing them in. I don't have it
Speaker 3: in me to have the strength to strictly do my
Speaker 3: job and separate myself from the evil like I would.
Speaker 3: I would lose my job and or get arrested for
Speaker 3: what would happen next to these dudes between me putting
Speaker 3: cuffs on them and getting them to where they need
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 4: I don't have it in me.
Speaker 3: Dude, My god, um zombie, your thoughts.
Speaker 7: Really confused as to why people are so opposed to
Speaker 7: public executions like I will never understand this ever ever, period.
Speaker 8: There is a reason.
Speaker 7: Why they work. Fear is a wonderful tactic and if.
Speaker 20: We are literally blood weeing the pedophiles, first of all,
Speaker 20: I would gladly do this A little random backstory for
Speaker 20: me quickly, but pretty much the Army.
Speaker 7: When I got on the Marine Corps, the Army came
Speaker 7: to me and were like, hey, Scores and everything, we
Speaker 7: would like you to be an interrogator. And I was
Speaker 7: totally down to do interrogation as long as I requested.
Speaker 7: I was like, if you can guarantee that I get pedophiles,
Speaker 7: then I'm here for it. I don't want anybody else.
Speaker 7: I don't care about anything else. I was like, if
Speaker 7: you're if you can guarantee me that I'm allowed to
Speaker 7: do whatever under the justice of America against pedophiles, I'll
Speaker 7: sign the dot right now.
Speaker 8: You can have the rest of my life. I'm good
Speaker 8: with it.
Speaker 7: But of course obviously they couldn't give it to me,
Speaker 7: and I was like, well, if you can't guarantee me that,
Speaker 7: then I don't want it. But I don't understand why
Speaker 7: we don't have public executions Like Florida just signed in
Speaker 7: that death penalties are for all child rapists under the
Speaker 7: age of twelve, and it's like, Okay, that's still not
Speaker 7: good enough at least for me. I think that like, one,
Speaker 7: you should allow the families to reap the justice, like
Speaker 7: get justice for these children. I think they should be
Speaker 7: allowed to publicly do this. And two, why are we
Speaker 7: even letting them breathe air? Like if we're gonna do anything,
Speaker 7: keep them alive long enough to torture the shit out
Speaker 7: of them and make them suffer and wish for death,
Speaker 7: and then keep them alive even longer just to drag
Speaker 7: it on. But like, do this in front of people,
Speaker 7: show other pedophiles. This is what's going to happen if
Speaker 7: we find you, if you keep doing this. But of
Speaker 7: course people are so you know, oh, poor people, poor this.
Speaker 7: What about that three year old child? What about that
Speaker 7: beautiful child that has now had the rest of their
Speaker 7: lives destroyed? And like you just want to let them
Speaker 7: rotten a cell? No, I don't think there's any reason
Speaker 7: we should even let them continue breathing the air that
Speaker 7: we all breathe.
Speaker 2: And tax dollars are going towards tax dollars are going
Speaker 2: towards fucking feeding these fucks.
Speaker 7: Yes, and keeping them alive, and they don't even have
Speaker 7: chain gangs anymore because it's in humane to have chains.
Speaker 7: You have rapists and pedophiles and murderers that sit on
Speaker 7: their asses that get free college degrees because they're just
Speaker 7: chilling doing nothing. And it can't even work to make
Speaker 7: license plates in half the places because it's too inhumane.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: These people should be like literally the worst human jobs possible.
Speaker 8: I would make their lives suffer.
Speaker 7: This is why when I was an EMT I had
Speaker 7: to stop being an EMT is because they wanted me
Speaker 7: to save this guy that was horrible. He did some
Speaker 7: horrific stuff over this woman that was bleeding to death. Personally,
Speaker 7: I told him to turn around because I'll just take
Speaker 7: a gun to him and be done with it. And
Speaker 7: apparently you're not allowed to do that. And I was like,
Speaker 7: this is what's wrong with you people, this is what's
Speaker 7: wrong with our society as a whole, because you're not
Speaker 7: willing to do what needs to be done.
Speaker 2: The prison system in general is a fucking joke. Like
Speaker 2: it's an absolute joke. And give you an example. I
Speaker 2: literally just found out today. So there's a guy that
Speaker 2: me and Jacob have heard of before. Who went to
Speaker 2: jail last year. He was like one of the biggest
Speaker 2: drug dealers in all of Baton Rouge and I went
Speaker 2: to high school with him. Jacob knew of him, and
Speaker 2: he went to jail because he was selling like massive
Speaker 2: amounts of fentanyl right, like distributing it out right. And
Speaker 2: so I reached out to one of his boys today, somebody,
Speaker 2: you know, a common friend that we both have, and
Speaker 2: trying to see if they wanted to join the fantasy
Speaker 2: football league and stuff like that, see if he wanted
Speaker 2: to join. He goes, hey, do you want so and
Speaker 2: so to be able to join too? And I was like,
Speaker 2: how the fuck is he going to do it? He's
Speaker 2: in jail. He's like, oh, he has a cell phone
Speaker 2: in there, and I was like, I mean can he
Speaker 2: is it like temporarily and he goes no, he always
Speaker 2: has it, and he also goes he goes, yeah, he
Speaker 2: also has a pet raccoon and that pet raccoon just
Speaker 2: had babies today and he's taking care of him. I'm like,
Speaker 2: in a fucking jail cell this guy who was literally
Speaker 2: like killing people with all this fentanyl, the mass amounts
Speaker 2: of fentanyl that he had, and he gets all of this,
Speaker 2: Like he gets to take care of maybe raccoons. I mean,
Speaker 2: it seems like something so silly, but like, think about it,
Speaker 2: he's taken care of pets. He has a fucking phone
Speaker 2: that he can get on in prison. I'm like, what
Speaker 2: kind of punishment is this?
Speaker 3: Most prisons they have a lot of cell phones inside
Speaker 3: of them. How many of these things have you seen of,
Speaker 3: like videos from inside prison?
Speaker 4: How do you think they got that?
Speaker 3: Because these dudes are recording it and then posting it
Speaker 3: to their social medias while incarcerated. And it's not like
Speaker 3: they're in oh well, they're like a trustees, so they
Speaker 3: like get X amount of Internet time of date.
Speaker 4: No, no, it's just it's contraband.
Speaker 3: It gets shoved in a dude's ass and they check
Speaker 3: them in all that and then it's like it's worth
Speaker 3: something on the inside.
Speaker 4: That's how it goes. But absolutely he's got a cell
Speaker 4: phone on the inside.
Speaker 3: But that's the thing, right, drug dealers are in a
Speaker 3: different category than those that assault children. And I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: and I agree with Ravenlee one hundred percent here public
Speaker 3: flaying with like publicly skinning people live blood eagles name,
Speaker 3: you're it doesn't matter, all of it, all the above, right,
Speaker 3: if you were to do that starting immediately to every
Speaker 3: child predator, I just had this crazy suspicion that that
Speaker 3: problem would just kind of work itself out here in
Speaker 3: about five years, you know. Yeah, I mean here, he
Speaker 3: is a very good tool when used in an appropriate way.
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah, I'm I'm fully on board with taking out
Speaker 2: the child predators and the rapists and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But I mean I'm thinking, I'm saying, like directly below
Speaker 2: them is the people that deal fentanyl, Like because you
Speaker 2: know what the fuck you're doing, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Like one little I don't know dosages or whatever, but
Speaker 2: a tiny little cun hair more than just getting you high,
Speaker 2: you're dying. You know, you're distributed.
Speaker 3: The other thing I think are the guy in question
Speaker 3: that we both know, I think that he was given
Speaker 3: the fentanyl to sell by somebody with a badge. I
Speaker 3: am gonna be.
Speaker 4: Very honest with you.
Speaker 3: This guy.
Speaker 4: Just the backstory here.
Speaker 3: This dude was arrested like thirteen times in like five years.
Speaker 3: Every time he was arrested, and he was he was
Speaker 3: a dealer. You never saw him without his duffel bag
Speaker 3: full of goodies. He always anytime he was arrested, it
Speaker 3: was obvious intent to distribute. There was no question about this.
Speaker 2: I used to always get mushrooms from him. That's how
Speaker 2: I knew and knew about all that, because that's where
Speaker 2: I was getting the mushies from. But then I.
Speaker 3: Saw that dude.
Speaker 2: There was one time that I fucking pulled up and
Speaker 2: he had somebody that was like park right next to him,
Speaker 2: and literally they had out the scale of what they
Speaker 2: were trying to buy and just going back and forth
Speaker 2: until her head just slammed on the fucking wheel and
Speaker 2: just fell asleep in broad daylight. Meanwhile, there's a state
Speaker 2: trooper literally parked right behind us, and this guy's just
Speaker 2: out in the open like packaging mushrooms and whatever else.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, you literally don't give a fuck, and
Speaker 2: he goes, why I ain't worried about them.
Speaker 3: I'm like, that's my I mean, that's my point. And
Speaker 3: he got arrested thirteen times, some crazy shit, and he
Speaker 3: got released every time the next day, and he still
Speaker 3: had a clean record. How in the fuck does somebody
Speaker 3: get arrested with intent to distribute over ten times in
Speaker 3: a year and not get anything on their record. Then finally,
Speaker 3: out of nowhere, he's selling fentanyl too, because the guy
Speaker 3: he used to just sell weed and shrooms and maybe
Speaker 3: some pills here and there, he was never dealing fentanyl
Speaker 3: that was that was never his jam. Out of nowhere,
Speaker 3: the amount of fittanyl he was caught with, like Bro's
Speaker 3: that's bold, that is fucking bold.
Speaker 2: I mean, you would get your weed, your mushrooms, maybe
Speaker 2: an ecstasy if you were a molly or whatever, but
Speaker 2: it was never.
Speaker 3: Like super super crazy, you know.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I have to believe that he's absolutely some
Speaker 2: kind of patsy like I. It's people like that, And
Speaker 2: that's just an example as what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: That's just an example of how the system works. And
Speaker 2: it's sick because essentially, if the FEDS are working through him,
Speaker 2: then the FEDS are essentially or the one that are
Speaker 2: administering said drugs, which is not a shocker.
Speaker 4: We talked about that with the War on Drugs.
Speaker 3: Dude, the CIA absolutely have overseen the selling of drugs
Speaker 3: in America to fund their black budget operations because they
Speaker 3: lost that black budget in the eighties. Right, Let's look
Speaker 3: at the Iran Contra situation. Like there is a vast
Speaker 3: historical precedence to this. So that's why I think that
Speaker 3: he was approached one of these times and he was
Speaker 3: arrested and was basically told, hey, look, we'll let you out,
Speaker 3: but you're gonna start pushing this for us, and they
Speaker 3: used him as a part of a sting operation.
Speaker 4: I one hundred percent believe this.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, literally, it was like a month before that, there
Speaker 2: was a new mayor of Baton Rouge or something like
Speaker 2: that that was like, if we find anybody that is
Speaker 2: selling fetanhol, even the smallest amount, we're gonna throw the
Speaker 2: book at them. And then you find out about this guy,
Speaker 2: he's only doing like a couple of years, So you're
Speaker 2: throwing the fucking book and you give him a couple
Speaker 2: of years.
Speaker 3: That's the book.
Speaker 2: That's where you're worried about.
Speaker 3: That's the point. So that's how the war on drugs
Speaker 3: works for anybody who's curious beyond just the the money
Speaker 3: to be made over it, right, and aside from trying
Speaker 3: to keep the prisons full because those are private institutions
Speaker 3: and they make more money based off of how many
Speaker 3: beds are full at any given time. Aside from all
Speaker 3: of that. Look at it in the free world, right,
Speaker 3: the politics of it. Some new mayor, county president, parish president, whatever,
Speaker 3: wherever you live and all this they come in. They're
Speaker 3: gonna clean this town up, they're gonna clean this county up,
Speaker 3: and they're gonna be tough on crime and b b
Speaker 3: bah bah bah yo. They already know where the drug
Speaker 3: dealers are. They know who they are, They've got files
Speaker 3: on them. They could pick them up at any point
Speaker 3: in time. They choose when they want to pick them up,
Speaker 3: because it's about the optics. It's about, Oh, this person
Speaker 3: was elected and look at how many bus happened in
Speaker 3: the first six months of them being in office. And
Speaker 3: that's at the local level or to the federal level.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter a new president just throwing NOWT Donnie
Speaker 3: T for two seconds. Look at all the illegals that
Speaker 3: he is kicking out. They knew where these illegals were
Speaker 3: the entire time. They have actual information on all of them.
Speaker 3: Why do they wait until just now to kick them out?
Speaker 3: Because it's about the optics. It's about making these political
Speaker 3: people look good. It's about making the border patrol look
Speaker 3: like they're actually doing their jobs. And it's about making
Speaker 3: it look a certain way. It's about the narrative.
Speaker 2: The hunters are now the haunted to the pickle, I
Speaker 2: like it. Yeah, yeah, dude, it's uh man, we lived
Speaker 2: in a fucked up world. But Zombie shared an article
Speaker 2: that it says billionaire bunkers, how the one percent are
Speaker 2: preparing for the apocalypse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it. They can't just be living in a
Speaker 3: cubicle underground. They're used to a certain lifestyle. They're going
Speaker 3: to be living good. Look how sick this is.
Speaker 2: They got a whole wall that is like just a
Speaker 2: bunch of TVs and everything. It's pretty badass, it says, uh,
Speaker 2: say Doom's day bunker, and most people would imagine a
Speaker 2: concrete room filled with cots and canned goods. The threat
Speaker 2: of global annihilation may feel as present as it did
Speaker 2: during the Cold War, but today's high security shelters could
Speaker 2: not be more different from their twentieth century counterparts. The
Speaker 2: number of companies around the world are meeting a growing
Speaker 2: demand for structures that protect from any risk, whether it's
Speaker 2: a global pandemic, an asteroid, World War three, while also
Speaker 2: delivering luxurious amenities. Your father or grandfather's bunkers were not
Speaker 2: very comfortable, says the CEO of Vivo's, a company he
Speaker 2: founded that builds and manages high end shelters around the world.
Speaker 2: They were gray, they were metal, a ship or something military.
Speaker 2: And the truth is mankind cannot survive long term in
Speaker 2: such a spartan, bleak environment. Yeah. You know what's funny too,
Speaker 2: is that riding through riding through Houston, I saw that
Speaker 2: there was a billboard for a company that was offering
Speaker 2: to build you a doomsday bunker. I was like, fucking
Speaker 2: billboard for it. Now, that's kind of crazy.
Speaker 3: Oh dude. I actually priced one not too terribly long ago.
Speaker 3: But it was basically like a twelve foot pipe that
Speaker 3: they cut off into a section and a prefabot and
Speaker 3: they got two rooms and a water filtration system and
Speaker 3: it's lead line to protect against radiation, and there's an
Speaker 3: air filtration system and all of that, and it's for
Speaker 3: you to bury and basically you could like live for
Speaker 3: adults for upwards of six months to a year, depending
Speaker 3: on how much provisions you pack. But they won't dig
Speaker 3: the hole for you. You gotta dig your own hole
Speaker 3: and they'll come and place it for you. There's all
Speaker 3: kinds of companies out there.
Speaker 2: Man, Well it says right here. Many of the world's
Speaker 2: e leade, including hedge fund managers, sports stars, and tech executives.
Speaker 2: Bill Gates is rumored to have bunkers at all of
Speaker 2: his properties.
Speaker 3: I believe it.
Speaker 2: Wow, And they have chosen to design their own secret
Speaker 2: shelters to house their families and staff. Gary Lynch, general
Speaker 2: manager of Texas based Rising S Company, See, I bet
Speaker 2: you that's the billboard that I saw, says that twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen sales for their custom high end underground bunkers grew
Speaker 2: seven hundred percent compared to twenty fifteen, while overall sales
Speaker 2: have grown three hundred percents three hundred percent since the
Speaker 2: November US presidential election alone.
Speaker 3: Holy shit twenty sixteen when Trump took office and everybody
Speaker 3: was like, we're gonna have a nuclear war because now
Speaker 3: the Orange Man's got the button, and it's like, y'all,
Speaker 3: no one's gonna have nuclear fucking war, Like it's not happening,
Speaker 3: but sure, Yeah, the bunker industry boomed seven hundred percent worth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have a designer ARC so one of those shelters.
Speaker 2: Vivo's X point is near the Black Hills of South
Speaker 2: Dakota and consist of five hundred and seventy five military
Speaker 2: bunkers that served as an army ammunitions depot until nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty seven, presently being converted into a facility that will
Speaker 2: accommodate about five thousand people. The interiors of each bunker
Speaker 2: are outvoted by the owners at a cost of between
Speaker 2: twenty five thousand to two hundred thousand each. That's actually
Speaker 2: cheaper than one I thought it was gonna be. I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's not bad, dude. The bunker that I
Speaker 3: priced was, like I want to say, it was about
Speaker 3: eighty k. But again, you have to dig your own hole.
Speaker 3: And I live in Louisiana. You dig six inches down
Speaker 3: anywhere in this state, you're getting groundwater. There's no way
Speaker 3: you're burying shit or fuck in this state. Which is
Speaker 3: why my doomsday plan was always just get a boat
Speaker 3: and head off into the bayou and goes so deep
Speaker 3: that nobody could find me. But drones have completely negated
Speaker 3: that entire defensive postures, so I've had to think to
Speaker 3: other resources. But anyway, it says the compound itself will
Speaker 3: be equipped with all the comforts of a small town,
Speaker 3: including a community theater, classrooms, hydroponic gardens, a medical clinic,
Speaker 3: a spa, and a gym. This is what we were
Speaker 3: talking about, like, so is it crazy that there would
Speaker 3: be a Starbucks? They got all this shit right, Very
Speaker 3: good point. Good point for.
Speaker 2: Our clients looking for something further afield and more luxurious.
Speaker 2: The company also offers Vivos Europa one billed as a
Speaker 2: modern day Noah's Ark and a former Cold War air
Speaker 2: a munition storage facility in Germany. The structure that's kind
Speaker 2: of crazy, but it says. The structure was carved out
Speaker 2: of solid bedrock. Offers thirty four private residences, each starting
Speaker 2: at twenty five hundred square feet, with the op to
Speaker 2: add a second story for a total of five thousand
Speaker 2: square feet. The units will be delivered empty, and each
Speaker 2: owner will have the space renovated to suit their own
Speaker 2: tastes and needs, choosing from options that include screening rooms,
Speaker 2: private pools, and gyms. Vincino compares the individual spaces to
Speaker 2: underground yachts, and even recommends that owners commission the same
Speaker 2: builders and designers that worked on their actual vessels. Most
Speaker 2: of these people have high end yachts, so they already
Speaker 2: have their relationship and they know the taste of it
Speaker 2: and finish that they want. He explains, So you so
Speaker 2: we have all the comforts of home, but also the
Speaker 2: comforts that you would expect whenever you leave home. That's crazy,
Speaker 2: how dude, that is super advanced.
Speaker 3: So it's a resort underground for if and when shit
Speaker 3: hits the fan. I one hundred percent. And that's the
Speaker 3: thing we're talking about.
Speaker 10: One.
Speaker 4: Now, let's talk about how many of.
Speaker 3: These are all over the world for the political or
Speaker 3: whatever economic whatever elites the world.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ude, that one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: The Colt compound may have to be an underground compound.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking, I'm thinking we need to at least have
Speaker 3: some sort of an underground facility. But I ain't got
Speaker 3: the funds to be doing it like that. I'm not
Speaker 3: trying to have a yacht designer come down there and
Speaker 3: come tell me how I want to lay out my
Speaker 3: living space.
Speaker 4: That I mean, it's nice, I mean it's nice, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it'd probably be easier if you just
Speaker 2: find like an abandoned mining shaft or something.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, there's there's former missile silos you could
Speaker 3: turn into something like this, right, there's there's caves that
Speaker 3: if you were to buy the land and you could
Speaker 3: buy the cave and you could turn it into stuff.
Speaker 3: But again that's the thing. Where would the Colt compound
Speaker 3: be located? Right, I'm in Louisiana and we don't have
Speaker 3: anything that could do that. I'm feeling West Texas. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna be honest with you. I like Texas a lot
Speaker 3: for the prepper and doomsday of it all. You dig down, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's rock and it's gonna be a bitch and a
Speaker 3: half to dig down there.
Speaker 4: But once you do, I ain't shit hurting you. I'm
Speaker 4: just throwing it out.
Speaker 2: Barren out there, Pickle, what are your thoughts on the
Speaker 2: underground situation?
Speaker 3: You want a bunker? Who doesn't want a bunker?
Speaker 11: So I've actually been knowing this for a hot minute.
Speaker 5: Let me just exercise my dog's joints, you know, be healthy.
Speaker 11: No, it's kind of weird because I was listening to
Speaker 11: this about six weeks ago on the PbD podcast and
Speaker 11: they was talking about this is about what twenty million
Speaker 11: for three to five years. So you're leasing this property.
Speaker 11: It's not ownership. It's far as from my understanding from
Speaker 11: what I recall, and I've been punching the face a lot.
Speaker 5: From what I recall.
Speaker 11: It's not a continued service, So this is a reoccurring fee.
Speaker 11: It might be a year, it might be three, it
Speaker 11: might be five. That twenty million does not cover you
Speaker 11: for guaranteed safety.
Speaker 5: This is not a safe haven.
Speaker 11: This is a temporary band aid for a future potential cataclysm.
Speaker 5: Right, I guess what would call it that?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: If you just in the area though, too, Like if
Speaker 3: you know that you have a bunker that's nearby and
Speaker 3: it's where the one percents of built. Yo, if I
Speaker 3: get there before they do with my guns and I
Speaker 3: lock the door, it sounds like this is my fucking
Speaker 3: castle at that point.
Speaker 11: I don't know, you're probably pretty good at them. I mean,
Speaker 11: I've held the gun ones with intent to use. I
Speaker 11: I fucking got nervous about it. I don't like guns.
Speaker 11: I like my hands like they're fun because I can
Speaker 11: be like, all right, you got beat up?
Speaker 5: Okay, can you just say like uncles, like I'm just
Speaker 5: that guy, Like.
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel that. But also, possession is nine
Speaker 3: tenths of the law. And if in the end times
Speaker 3: or in the apocalypse or whatever, the case is, if
Speaker 3: I get there first and I stock up and I
Speaker 3: lock the doors, what I'm gonna do be like, oh,
Speaker 3: dang it, you pie got your family. I didn't, So it's.
Speaker 11: Shit you got family though. That's that's that you would
Speaker 11: kill me ten times out of ten.
Speaker 3: Oh, I mean, but that's the deal. Whenever you get kids,
Speaker 3: whenever you get kids, whenever you have children, it becomes
Speaker 3: abundantly clear to you what the what the pecking order is.
Speaker 3: And of course, everybody wants to get along. We want
Speaker 3: to live in a civilized society one hundred percent. But
Speaker 3: if it comes down to it between my children making
Speaker 3: it to tomorrow or whoever this other person is making
Speaker 3: it to tomorrow, there's only one outcome, and it's my
Speaker 3: job to ensure that my outcome is the one that's
Speaker 3: on top. And that's the thing. It's it's literally going
Speaker 3: to be every man for itself. It's survival of the things.
Speaker 5: It shouldn't it shouldn't. It shouldn't it should it should
Speaker 5: always be for the future of the.
Speaker 3: Children, exactly.
Speaker 11: And it like me, as an old ragged ass man
Speaker 11: who's been through hell, I have no kids of my own.
Speaker 11: Right if my if my life became between me and
Speaker 11: your family and you and a child.
Speaker 5: No, there's no question, like, hey, i'll go die, I'll
Speaker 5: be right back.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, like, but that's the thing. The wealthy one
Speaker 3: percent there is probably don't see it that way.
Speaker 11: No, no, but they shouldn't. But they shouldn't. And here's why,
Speaker 11: because they are outnumbered. That's their fear. And as long
Speaker 11: as people keep talking and speaking about, hey, my life
Speaker 11: is worth the life of a child, I don't care.
Speaker 5: What it takes. You choose that option. Yeah, you might hurt,
Speaker 5: your family might miss you. That sucks to suck.
Speaker 11: I'm sure my mother would be more proud of me
Speaker 11: making a trillion dollars versus giving my life up for
Speaker 11: a child. My mother would be like, what's a trillion dollars?
Speaker 11: She goes, You grew up with nothing.
Speaker 5: What does a trillion dollars do for you?
Speaker 3: Nothing?
Speaker 11: That's absolutely that's it. You would be nothing without me
Speaker 11: and your father. I'd be like, you're right, I would
Speaker 11: never be happy. And if people like and this is
Speaker 11: where I get very republican, and I'm yeah, I'm not
Speaker 11: saying it's it's the right idea. Yeah, I'm saying there's
Speaker 11: some right, values. Right, I'm saying family first, a mother
Speaker 11: and a father is the greatest compound you can build
Speaker 11: for the future of America, for the future of whatever nation,
Speaker 11: or I don't care, but for your future, for their
Speaker 11: for the family unit, the family union. That is the
Speaker 11: most important thing on the planet. And once you like
Speaker 11: abandon that, what do you have? You have nothing. So
Speaker 11: when it comes down to it, when it comes to
Speaker 11: post apocalyptic things, if it ever came down to it
Speaker 11: and someone's like, it's either you or my kids, I'd
Speaker 11: be like, oh, I guess I'm going this way very quickly.
Speaker 11: I'm going to be the first person to be like,
Speaker 11: I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'll die.
Speaker 3: What do I care?
Speaker 5: Like, Yeah, I got nothing to there's nothing to supersede me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you always have the pieces of ship to
Speaker 3: see things differently. Hell, look at the Titanic, right, women
Speaker 3: and children first on the boats. And I'm not just
Speaker 3: the movie, but there were realities where like there was
Speaker 3: the rich men that were trying to buy their way
Speaker 3: onto the instead of the women and children. And I
Speaker 3: mean that's the thing. When push comes to shove, when
Speaker 3: your wife is on the line, A lot of people
Speaker 3: do not have your morality and be honest with you.
Speaker 11: But to be fair, I'm gonna be completely sexist. Men
Speaker 11: were disposable. Yeah, Like it's super sexist to say. And
Speaker 11: like I think men should be on the front lines.
Speaker 11: I think men should die first. I think men should
Speaker 11: uphold their families. Rutledge at a younger age than eighteen,
Speaker 11: I'm sorry. When I was fucking seven, I became the
Speaker 11: man of the house. I had to grow into that role.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know, it's tough. It's very tough.
Speaker 11: It makes you a little bit hot, and it makes
Speaker 11: you kind of like I can laugh at the worst
Speaker 11: things ever. But at the same time, like I sit
Speaker 11: here and argue with my dogs about who's gonna cuddle who.
Speaker 11: I have no inherbition of like anger or angst. Like
Speaker 11: if a video game pisses me off, I go, all right,
Speaker 11: I'm done with it, you know what I mean? Get
Speaker 11: upset about arbitrary things. I care about things that matter,
Speaker 11: and I care about people who don't actually have a voice.
Speaker 5: I don't I don't want women to have the.
Speaker 11: Actually right less rights. I don't care who you want
Speaker 11: to sleep with. That's none of my business. My biggest
Speaker 11: thing is just like, hey, man, like protect the people
Speaker 11: who can't be protected.
Speaker 5: And that's women and children.
Speaker 11: And whether you define yourself x y Z, I don't
Speaker 11: give a shit about that. If you if you define
Speaker 11: yourself as x y z, all right, so I would
Speaker 11: consider you somebody that I have to protect.
Speaker 5: And then you can't get upset when I.
Speaker 11: Say you shouldn't compete about you know, whatever, whatever whatever,
Speaker 11: that's kind of derailing that being said, like, I have
Speaker 11: no problems, would be in the first one to go yeah.
Speaker 5: And I think that's what men should do.
Speaker 11: And I think men are one of the most value
Speaker 11: commodities in today's society because of that, and I think
Speaker 11: we get shut down a lot because of that. And
Speaker 11: I like when the boat goes down, guess what, I'm
Speaker 11: playing the violin.
Speaker 5: I don't know how to play violin. I'm gonna learn.
Speaker 3: I would like to think that I'd be the gent
Speaker 3: with the top hat that went down in the bar
Speaker 3: and had another glass of brandy and waited for his
Speaker 3: impending doom.
Speaker 4: I would like to think that would be me.
Speaker 11: Now, finish your job, bro, finish your job every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got a couple bottles left, and I mean
Speaker 3: we're all dying anyway. Those bottles got to get drank boys,
Speaker 3: So go ahead and grab that top shelf shit that
Speaker 3: costs one thousand dollars a bottle.
Speaker 4: Let's get shitty. Let's have a party, you know.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Rave, and I see your hand raised what you got?
Speaker 7: I actually found It's called the shelter List. It's Luxury
Speaker 7: dash shelters dot com. It's a bunker list of where
Speaker 7: you can go to buy bunkers, like the best bunkers
Speaker 7: in the world to like get a luxuries resort survival.
Speaker 8: Condo is in the US, it's a nine out of ten.
Speaker 7: The Vivas Europeo one is in Germany, Many, the one
Speaker 7: there's one in the check the check there's like like
Speaker 7: there was like actual websites where you can go to
Speaker 7: like get on membership lists for luxury bunkers globally.
Speaker 8: Oh so I'm like looking into it more and more, and.
Speaker 7: I was like, Wow, there's like fifteen extravagance doom day
Speaker 7: bunkers for Steve Han's around the world, like you the
Speaker 7: billionaires are stocking up like it all kind of started
Speaker 7: with Zuckenberg's uh two hundred and seventy million dollar one
Speaker 7: in Hawaii is how the conversation started. He built one
Speaker 7: like yeah, I don't know, two years ago or something,
Speaker 7: and so like that's why people are looking more and
Speaker 7: more into it. But there's like all sorts of stuff
Speaker 7: if you look into it. There's like dark city dot
Speaker 7: com about luxury bunkers inside the world most actually yeah,
Speaker 7: like this is a whole thing. Like then instead of uh,
Speaker 7: you know, instead of buying other shit, these people are
Speaker 7: buying bunkers and setting themselves up. I mean, you can't
Speaker 7: blame them though, Like at least in the scientific if
Speaker 7: it's talking about like science, Yeah, you want.
Speaker 8: To like preserve the most of humanity.
Speaker 7: In case of a zombie apocalypse or whatever and you
Speaker 7: can fall out, you know. That's what some of these are.
Speaker 7: So the rest of them are just for the rich.
Speaker 7: I mean, but they're going to take the best of humanity,
Speaker 7: like the smartest ones. They're going to try to take
Speaker 7: and I quote unquote the best of unity. But they're
Speaker 7: going to take the smartest, the smartest people, and they're
Speaker 7: going to try to take them. I just was watching
Speaker 7: a thing about Michael not Michael mel Gibson in a
Speaker 7: movie in like nineteen seventy.
Speaker 8: He was talking about how they have DNA of.
Speaker 7: Every DNA and sperm of every genius that they could
Speaker 7: for the last thirty years underneath one of the buildings
Speaker 7: in America, and that's where they keep all of it,
Speaker 7: you know, in case the world ends that way, they
Speaker 7: can use the eggs and the sperm to do eugenics
Speaker 7: to create an intelligent, superior race.
Speaker 14: Yep.
Speaker 8: And I'm like, I mean it makes sense to me.
Speaker 2: Hitler was just late, that's all. Or he was early, yeah,
Speaker 2: or he was just born in the wrong era, right,
Speaker 2: You just went about it the wrong way. You got
Speaker 2: to get a little scientific and people are like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's what you meant, that's what you were trying to do.
Speaker 2: You said, master race. Well it's ok it's not okay
Speaker 2: if you put people in these fiery chambers and gas
Speaker 2: chambers and stuff like that to kill them. But you know,
Speaker 2: you start a nuclear war, you collect some DNA, you
Speaker 2: get some fucking eggs, you get a little sperm, and
Speaker 2: now we're going to create a master race. Everybody's like,
Speaker 2: that's totally okay. Of course, why would you do it
Speaker 2: any other way?
Speaker 3: You know, See, that's the thing. Eugenics even the conversation
Speaker 3: of eugenics, and not necessarily a master race, but kind
Speaker 3: of of the same vibe that was regular conversation in
Speaker 3: the early nineteen hundreds. It's not like Hitler was seen
Speaker 3: as some evil person for trying to create the perfect
Speaker 3: area and race.
Speaker 4: He was an evil person for all the other shit
Speaker 4: that he did.
Speaker 3: But as far as trying to create an entirely blonde headed,
Speaker 3: blue eyed giant. By giant, I mean like over six
Speaker 3: foot tall German race, a lot of people had already
Speaker 3: kind of given credence to that theory. I mean, hell
Speaker 3: the first, uh, the first person to ever actually successfully
Speaker 3: try a eugenics thing, uh, Frederick the first or second
Speaker 3: as a matter of fact, which oddly enough, was a
Speaker 3: Prussian king which would later become Germany.
Speaker 4: It was his pot tam soldiers. Have you ever heard
Speaker 4: of this, Jonathan?
Speaker 2: That sounds familiar.
Speaker 3: So he was finding he had this belief that if
Speaker 3: you were tall, you were clearly a better fighter. Had
Speaker 3: nothing to do with anything other than just the height.
Speaker 3: The height makes the warrior. So he said about hiring people,
Speaker 3: and he would pay them more than regular soldiers. They
Speaker 3: ate better food, all these things, and even in some
Speaker 3: cases kidnapping people. One in particular was like a six
Speaker 3: to seven dude from Ireland. He kidnapped him to bring
Speaker 3: him here to be a part of the Prussian army.
Speaker 3: They never saw combat, but as soon as he died,
Speaker 3: his son thought this was stupid and he disbanded the unit.
Speaker 3: But he was also finding abnormally tall women to marry
Speaker 3: these abnormally tall dudes. He was trying to have an
Speaker 3: entire army of super tall Prussian soldiers. So technically speaking,
Speaker 3: he started the eugenics in a real, real scenario. I
Speaker 3: want to say this was the late seventeen early eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 3: It's been a minute since I looked into the pot
Speaker 3: tam soldiers, but if anybody was to look that up,
Speaker 3: it's a pretty fascinating chapter of history.
Speaker 4: But yeah, like starting to see if.
Speaker 3: Somebody came from quote unquote good stock, not just their
Speaker 3: lineage and their namesake, but like, does a history of
Speaker 3: heart defects run in your family? Does longevity run in
Speaker 3: your family? Does baldness run in your family? Do name
Speaker 3: your thing? That is a eugenics conversation more soft core
Speaker 3: than what was being had in the early nineteen hundreds,
Speaker 3: but This was very basic dinner table conversation for a
Speaker 3: lot of people at that time frame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whenever all said and done, dude, like twenty three
Speaker 2: and meters and Ancestry dot com shit hits the fan
Speaker 2: and nuclear war breaks out, those all of those samples,
Speaker 2: all of that data, all of that DNA will absolutely
Speaker 2: be used and abused.
Speaker 3: I tell you what else is going to be a
Speaker 3: dangerous thing if and when the apocalypse was to happen.
Speaker 3: These companies that are selling these bunkers, Yo, they better
Speaker 3: burn the fucking files as far as where these things
Speaker 3: were delivered, because that just seems like they just paying
Speaker 3: a target on all of these backs to give great
Speaker 3: coordinates to where they're located.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean, and that's why I pulled up
Speaker 2: this one. This is just from Realtor dot com. So
Speaker 2: this is as out in the open as it gets.
Speaker 3: And it's that top picture, by the way, that is
Speaker 3: the pipe that I'm talking about right right. They would
Speaker 3: deliver this to your house, bro, It's insane.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It looks like the inside of like an RV honestly.
Speaker 3: Basically, and you the gases that run the stove are
Speaker 3: the gases from your septic tank that's all housed internally.
Speaker 3: Oh I didn't know that. Yeah, you're cooking your food
Speaker 3: off your own shit gas.
Speaker 2: How about this one over in Joshua Tree, California going
Speaker 2: for six hundred and seventy nine nine dollars. Jeesz, it's
Speaker 2: and this was twenty twenty two, so it probably is
Speaker 2: around eight hundred grand now, But it says way out
Speaker 2: in the Mahave Desert. The Joshua Tree area has been
Speaker 2: favored by rugged individual lists in preppers for decades, so
Speaker 2: it's no surprise that this compound, built in nineteen fifty
Speaker 2: one during the Atomic Age Fervor, has a cement block
Speaker 2: bunker buried beneath it. It's a three room basement that's
Speaker 2: wired and plumbed. The listing suggest that it could be
Speaker 2: used as a shelter, storage space out of the desert heat,
Speaker 2: second living space, or just a cool conversation space for
Speaker 2: when your friends visit. But like, yah, it kind of
Speaker 2: just looks like a seller. But I mean, really, what's
Speaker 2: the difference though?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess intent how you play on using
Speaker 3: it is the difference, right.
Speaker 2: Like how deep are bunkers are? They typically just are
Speaker 2: they directly below surface level or they go deeper? I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean, and then there are plenty to go deeper.
Speaker 2: But typically like whenever you speak of bunker, are you
Speaker 2: going like how much soil is on top of the
Speaker 2: roof of the bunker?
Speaker 3: I don't know if there's actually a classification for that,
Speaker 3: Like what's what really makes the difference between a seller
Speaker 3: and a bunker? Like I don't know how many feet
Speaker 3: below the surface it takes to be classified as a bunker,
Speaker 3: but typically it is seen as like an underground space
Speaker 3: that is very difficult to get to. There are some
Speaker 3: that have elevators that go down to them. There are
Speaker 3: some that have little ladders that you have to climb down.
Speaker 3: What was that movie with Brendan Fraser and your boy
Speaker 3: Christopher Watkins where you boy woke up or he thought
Speaker 3: that a bomber dropped on his house and they went
Speaker 3: into a bunker and all that shit. You remember that,
Speaker 3: I don't know I've ever seen that one. Really he
Speaker 3: came out and it was like in the mid nineties,
Speaker 3: and they thought the world pretty much gone into a
Speaker 3: post apocalyptic state because of how society had changed from
Speaker 3: the sixties to then they had like been underground for
Speaker 3: like thirty five years because that was the half life
Speaker 3: of a nuclear bomb. Oh well, yeah, that was a
Speaker 3: great movie. I'm not checking out Christopher walk In. I'll
Speaker 3: stab you in the face with a sautern ny In. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's one of the best. I hope he's not a
Speaker 3: part of the pedophilic ring.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hurt me.
Speaker 2: I'm actually like almost positive that he is. Everybody that
Speaker 2: meets him in person, they're like, this guy is the
Speaker 2: fucking creepiest vibe I've ever been around in front of
Speaker 2: any like it's it's always chilling, most people describe.
Speaker 4: I hope he's not. I don't know if he is
Speaker 4: or isn't.
Speaker 3: I just I'm holding on to hope that maybe he's
Speaker 3: just a weird dude. But that doesn't necessarily make him
Speaker 3: a part of that ring, you know, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, Ashton.
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts, sir? You're gonna get a.
Speaker 6: Bunker, h No.
Speaker 12: So when you guys were talking about how deep it
Speaker 12: needs to be, the Google AI is saying it only
Speaker 12: needs to be three feet deep, but you also need
Speaker 12: several inches of lead over the steel that makes up
Speaker 12: your bunker for it to be radiation proof in the
Speaker 12: case of a blast.
Speaker 3: That makes sense. So technically, to be a bunker, it
Speaker 3: has to be three feet down, so not a basement.
Speaker 5: Which isn't much.
Speaker 12: That's not a lot, I mean.
Speaker 3: Right, But I mean also, yeah, to your point, if
Speaker 3: you're not going to have some sort of a radiation
Speaker 3: barrier or like a Faraday cage type of situation, or
Speaker 3: any kind of air purification, then it's more like you're
Speaker 3: just putting yourself in your own tomb.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, well, and also the lead being like, that's a
Speaker 2: natural Faraday cage, and so you know, if you're if
Speaker 2: you're not trying to pop up on anybody's technological you know,
Speaker 2: radar or whatever. I mean, I don't know, would you
Speaker 2: still be able to get some kind of heat signature
Speaker 2: going through that much lead?
Speaker 3: Probably not. No, I mean, even if it's three feet down,
Speaker 3: you're not getting some kind of a heat signature from
Speaker 3: that unless unless y'all are fucking cooking inside that motherfucker
Speaker 3: math like real shit, Yeah, pickle, sir.
Speaker 11: I believe it's eighteen to twenty four meters with that
Speaker 11: same shell, if I'm not mistaken. I've heard that quite
Speaker 11: a few times. So they're what, what's that mass? Six
Speaker 11: foot three mint is is what three three minutes?
Speaker 5: A six foot?
Speaker 2: So one meter is three point three feet? We just
Speaker 2: so it got held.
Speaker 5: That, Yeah, like some fucking it's a fucking good math.
Speaker 2: You fucking dummies.
Speaker 3: You don't know that a meter is three point three
Speaker 3: feet online, No, I fucking we use the American math, right,
Speaker 3: I speak the math of the people that have been
Speaker 3: to the moon. Bro, it's how many bush like a mile,
Speaker 3: It's not about how many kilometers per What the fuck
Speaker 3: is a kilometer?
Speaker 10: Dude?
Speaker 5: I do English, right, what's a gazelle?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 3: I do American. I don't even do English. See if
Speaker 3: you heard English people speak, it's an entirely different.
Speaker 11: Leg I believe it's actually like it's I think it's
Speaker 11: eighteen to twenty four meat is And I don't know
Speaker 11: if that includes lead. That being said, I know it's
Speaker 11: a good substantial amount because you have to brace for impact, because.
Speaker 3: It also depends on how close to the drop site
Speaker 3: you actually are correct.
Speaker 11: Correct, but you have to prepare for the worst, expect
Speaker 11: for the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah kind of thing. But I mean, it don't matter
Speaker 3: if you go thirty feet down, if the nuke drops
Speaker 3: like on your house or I'm sorry, Yeah, your era.
Speaker 4: Was kind of situation, not it is type of situation.
Speaker 2: But apparently it was. I mean, there's not going to
Speaker 2: be anything left of you, so can you even say
Speaker 2: it's all was? There's not gonna have any any historical
Speaker 2: reference of you at all.
Speaker 3: Right, And you know that's what I'm saying. You're right,
Speaker 3: you would want to go deeper down. And of course
Speaker 3: if you're digging into rock, you'd have a better shot
Speaker 3: of it as opposed to digging into mud. And yeah,
Speaker 3: your environment plays a lot of factors into this for sure.
Speaker 2: Also, these people could be idiots. If nukes are faking.
Speaker 3: Gay, they're not. But okay, I mean, you got to.
Speaker 2: Throw it out there. Some people say that, and some
Speaker 2: people need to read a fucking book, preferably you know,
Speaker 2: physics book or a you know, if if nukes are
Speaker 2: faking gay, then nuclear power is also faking gay.
Speaker 3: That doesn't make sense to me. Dog, I'm sorry. And
Speaker 3: all the down winders, all the radiation from the from
Speaker 3: the atolls, from the US nuclear testing, from the Russian
Speaker 3: nuclear testing, all these things, that's all just a part
Speaker 3: of the op I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I know bro to speak on behalf of the Brits.
Speaker 2: I'll just say I darn't gnar spared animal.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, sir, I'm pretty sure that nukes will. All
Speaker 3: we gotta do is dis ask Japan.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 3: We dropped two of them bitches on.
Speaker 9: Them in another fucking Octopi, so obviously that it has
Speaker 9: some weird side effects.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not gonna say that Hinti porn is
Speaker 3: a result of nukes being dropped, But I'm also not
Speaker 3: not gonna say that there's a connection to this. I
Speaker 3: don't know. Maybe it's possible that dropping nukes on a
Speaker 3: country makes them a couple of generations later want to
Speaker 3: fuck OCTOPI. I don't know who knows.
Speaker 16: I mean, not necessarily. Look at the Greeks they have
Speaker 16: in their mythology. They have the men in talk with
Speaker 16: King Minus loved his all white bull, and he did.
Speaker 16: He was supposed to sacrifice Putoseidon, but he didn't. He
Speaker 16: sacrificed Theelesta bull. So besides said, oh you love your
Speaker 16: bull so much, I'm gonna make your woman love your bull.
Speaker 16: And she had a a wooden bull mold made she
Speaker 16: crawled into and she was bud by the bull and
Speaker 16: that's how the minosol came into the mythology.
Speaker 3: And see that's not to derail the conversation, but we
Speaker 3: just recently talked about kaimeras some Russian guy injected his
Speaker 3: own jizz into an egg. Yo, excuse me. Everybody understands
Speaker 3: that genetically that can't happen, right, Like, genetically that is
Speaker 3: an impossibility. Right. If that was the case, that Afghanistan
Speaker 3: would have a million half boy half goats running around.
Speaker 2: This isn't how it actually works. Dog, I'm gonna dog, bro,
Speaker 2: I'm trying that. I meant to try it. I actually
Speaker 2: did go over and just you know, crack open an
Speaker 2: egg just to see how tiny of a pinhole that
Speaker 2: I could do into it. And then I ended up
Speaker 2: wrecking like three eggs. I was like, all right, I
Speaker 2: need some practice, but I do plan on doing that
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 3: Jonathan read read any little bit of an earth science
Speaker 3: or biology book the time.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is you can't go around calling all
Speaker 2: these people satanic fucking wizards and dark magicians and then
Speaker 2: not believe in anything that they fucking do.
Speaker 3: That wasn't a dark magician act. That was an idiot
Speaker 3: fucking rushing guy who was doing something for content. We're
Speaker 3: having two separate conversations here, bro Genetically, No, we don't
Speaker 3: know what his intent was, Okay, fine, whatever. Maybe his
Speaker 3: intent was to spread evil from the dark Lord. I
Speaker 3: don't know that for a fact. But let's be real here, bro,
Speaker 3: there is best reality porn out there. If any bit
Speaker 3: of this was real, we would have half human, half dogs,
Speaker 3: half man, half chickens running around. We don't do you
Speaker 3: know why? That is? Because human sperm and human egg
Speaker 3: and animal sperm and animal egg are not compatible. It
Speaker 3: doesn't work.
Speaker 2: I'm going to prove to you that manbag pig can
Speaker 2: be a real thing. Okay, Okay, it's going to happen,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be done in the oh in a
Speaker 2: ritual kistogram.
Speaker 3: Speaking of videos, for the hell of it, I do
Speaker 3: gotta show you I have been harnessing my chee. I
Speaker 3: don't know if I've told you about that, but there
Speaker 3: we go. Oh no, no, hey, hey, let's go there.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 3: We don't know the intent, and like it could be real,
Speaker 3: we're gonna try it. I gotta make a video compilation
Speaker 3: for you of me doing some che type things. I
Speaker 3: think you're gonna like it. Are you talking about the
Speaker 3: moving thing? Starting fires with my hands?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 3: Moving shit?
Speaker 20: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the whole nine I've got. I've got a little
Speaker 3: some things I'm gonna send your way. Dog, I think you're.
Speaker 2: Enjoy even that video of that guy creating, like taking
Speaker 2: that ball of paper and making flames.
Speaker 3: You don't. You don't believe that. Oh I got one.
Speaker 3: I'm doing it. I'm gonna take a video of me
Speaker 3: doing that exact thing. You're gonna be mind blown. My
Speaker 3: cheat is strong, sir, is strong.
Speaker 2: Your your video edits are going to be strong and
Speaker 2: probably I don't know that great.
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's not gonna be anything. It's not gonna
Speaker 3: be any more or less editing than you saw what
Speaker 3: was name SIMPI chan whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gonna be that level of video editing.
Speaker 3: It's not like I got I'm not like over here
Speaker 3: fucking with CGI, dude, I'm at my house, like, no,
Speaker 3: but I got you no doubt. You're gonna be mind
Speaker 3: blown at the amount of energy there. I'm able to
Speaker 3: harness to my chie I'm so excited, and.
Speaker 2: People wonder why I always seemingly am blasphemous towards people
Speaker 2: who are religious.
Speaker 17: People.
Speaker 2: Wonder why I do that, because it's always fair game
Speaker 2: to attack every other spiritual religion or anything like that
Speaker 2: until somebody comes.
Speaker 3: After you and all of a sudden, they're blasphemous.
Speaker 5: They're egregious.
Speaker 3: We need to kick them off the show. Wait a minute,
Speaker 3: is that am I attacking this guy's religion or am
Speaker 3: I attacking his bullshit?
Speaker 4: You're literally this wasn't your religion.
Speaker 2: You're attacking fucking ten thousand years of people using fucking GI.
Speaker 3: That is not ten thousand years old. Please, Buddha wasn't
Speaker 3: even alive ten thousand years ago. You kidding me? He
Speaker 3: was alive seven seven thousand years ago. No, he wasn't.
Speaker 3: It was six hundred. BC just talked about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kept on getting those to mixed up, but
Speaker 2: even still around three thousand years ago.
Speaker 3: Two and a half that. Yeah, okay, fine, and this
Speaker 3: wasn't That's the thing. Buddha wasn't even talking about CHI
Speaker 3: at that time. That's a post thought that came later on.
Speaker 3: The dude himself. We talked.
Speaker 4: I forget his name.
Speaker 2: Uh, it was some some weird anime porn name or
Speaker 2: something like that.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, it was a Hindu name, dude,
Speaker 3: because the Buddha himself came from the Vedic school of thought.
Speaker 3: Then he thought, well, these guys are close, but they're
Speaker 3: missing something. And then he went off intod his own thing,
Speaker 3: found his own enlightenment, and then started his own religion
Speaker 3: about it. But like, no, I'm not trying to shit
Speaker 3: on monks that are doing what they can to find
Speaker 3: self discipline and find their chi and all this.
Speaker 4: I'm talking shit about Internet people. That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 3: It's different.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you're gonna have your fair share of shitheads.
Speaker 2: And there's definitely people who are editing that. But I
Speaker 2: don't think that one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Of them are all just editing. There has to be
Speaker 3: something to it. No, no, but the guy that it
Speaker 3: has right right, right, No, I'm not saying that all
Speaker 3: of it's bull shit. Like the monks that are able
Speaker 3: to do these incredible superhuman feats, I'm not saying that
Speaker 3: that's necessarily bullshit. I don't know it could be. I
Speaker 3: don't necessarily think that. But to Simpi Chan who you were, like, Bro,
Speaker 3: he's harnessed it, he's worked on in all this, I'm
Speaker 3: like no, I got you on that. I can start
Speaker 3: a fire with my hands right now. It's easy.
Speaker 2: But I actually believe him. That's a believable one to me.
Speaker 5: I know you do.
Speaker 3: That's my point. I'm gonna show you that it's and
Speaker 3: I so do, I so do I. I have been
Speaker 3: practicing the harnessing of my chi and uh, I think
Speaker 3: you're gonna be pretty jealous with my powers when the
Speaker 3: time comes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm gonna have to retort with something
Speaker 2: blasphemous just so you know, I'm gonna have This does.
Speaker 4: Not blasphemy to your religion or your beliefs.
Speaker 2: I don't have a religion. I don't believe in that bull.
Speaker 3: That's my point. This has nothing to do with your beliefs.
Speaker 2: Um anyway, pickle and get in between this, this little tussle.
Speaker 11: Taking my time. I'm just gonna let Jacob stir from
Speaker 11: I'm good. I'm gonna let him cook.
Speaker 5: Just let him cook.
Speaker 11: He's gonna sizzle right now. How about them pyramids, bro?
Speaker 3: How about them?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What about that timeline?
Speaker 3: The timeline the Pyramids being built in twenty five hundred BC,
Speaker 3: give or take.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can give or take about ten thousand years.
Speaker 3: But yeah, sure that would work if we didn't know
Speaker 3: who built them, and we.
Speaker 5: Kind of but weta do we kind of do? Yeah,
Speaker 5: we kind of do. Does that not shift the timeline
Speaker 5: of Christ?
Speaker 4: Not even a little bit?
Speaker 5: And it doesn't really.
Speaker 3: No, the timeline of Christ? The wait, the pyramids predate
Speaker 3: Christ by at least over two thousand years. How does
Speaker 3: that shift the timeline? Uh?
Speaker 11: So you're like, you have to take the Bible for
Speaker 11: what it is, correct, And first of all, I'm an
Speaker 11: avid reader of the Bible. Like I'm an avid reader,
Speaker 11: timelinees don't match up, Broh, Explain, explain. Okay, so when
Speaker 11: did know happen?
Speaker 3: There's an argument to be said on this. Some are
Speaker 3: saying six thousand years, some are saying ten thousand years ago.
Speaker 3: I don't fucking know.
Speaker 5: We're talking about almost forty thousand years.
Speaker 4: Okay, there were nothing to do with the pyramids being built.
Speaker 11: It does because those those pyramids were built pre date
Speaker 11: to that.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Egypt wasn't a country before Noah.
Speaker 11: Egypt was not a country, but those lands were sacred. Well, okay,
Speaker 11: so now we're talking about Babylon. Okay, so now we're
Speaker 11: getting in some gray waters.
Speaker 4: Babylon predates Egypt by a lot.
Speaker 11: Sure, Yeah for sure, Yeah, like a very lot.
Speaker 3: What does this have to do with the pyramids, bro,
Speaker 3: I'm missing the connection.
Speaker 11: So okay, so now we're talking about the light oar
Speaker 11: scales that were just recently released.
Speaker 5: We're all three pyramids that dude, I'm fucking fixated on this.
Speaker 4: I want those to be more real than they are.
Speaker 3: But the AI imaging done on them just makes them
Speaker 3: look like a giant hoax. It's insane.
Speaker 5: It kind of looks like a fucking toilet. I would agree.
Speaker 3: I hope that those cylinders are real, and that those
Speaker 3: spirals going down, I hope that that's real, and I
Speaker 3: hope they're made out of tungsten or whatever else that
Speaker 3: rewrites every bit of human history. But as of this
Speaker 3: moment and seeing the guys that were proposing this theory.
Speaker 5: It's it's kind of goofy.
Speaker 4: It's feeding on a lot of opium.
Speaker 11: Dog It's it's it's kind of goofy. But we don't
Speaker 11: have an argument against it. And the same reason we
Speaker 11: don't have the same argument against that, we don't live
Speaker 11: in a simulation theory. Okay, So is what out of
Speaker 11: one out of what is it one out of three
Speaker 11: hundred billion that we're not in a simulation.
Speaker 3: Like that.
Speaker 5: I've seen ridiculous dat.
Speaker 11: Okay, right, So to argue anything against anything other than
Speaker 11: what we know, all I know is that you're a
Speaker 11: human being. Sure, right, I'm a human being, Jonathan sort
Speaker 11: of Nah, he's human.
Speaker 21: Please Sometimes hitting these are jokes comedy, yeah, but like
Speaker 21: at the same time, like when you boil it down,
Speaker 21: it's like, what is the biggest stance that we all
Speaker 21: care for?
Speaker 3: I guess it depends on the person.
Speaker 5: The preservation of our future?
Speaker 11: Yeah, like you would agree, like if it was my
Speaker 11: child of yours, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Wait, wait, where are you going with this?
Speaker 3: I'm so we're talking about the whole.
Speaker 11: We're talking about the relgious thing in like human history, right,
Speaker 11: So we're talking about timelines. We're talking about argumentatively, like
Speaker 11: what does it look like without pop like people being
Speaker 11: able to be compassionate? Right, So we're the every Okay,
Speaker 11: you look a little confused.
Speaker 3: You're losing me. Dog. You said the Pyramids rewrite the
Speaker 3: timeline of the Bible, And now we're talking about like
Speaker 3: philosophical conversations. I'm not they are trying to figure out
Speaker 3: what the connection.
Speaker 11: Okay, so I'll digress. I'll digress, so I'll move backwards, right,
Speaker 11: so I'm gonna move like Okay. So my biggest thing
Speaker 11: with like the whole I got very religious. I believe
Speaker 11: in Christ. I'll be mighty, like like I fucking his
Speaker 11: name is tattooed on my chest, like I wear big
Speaker 11: shirts because I grew up in a place where it
Speaker 11: wasn't okay to believe in Christ.
Speaker 5: Okay, So like I'm very big on that.
Speaker 11: So when like when you boil this all down and
Speaker 11: we're all argument like all of our arguments are the same.
Speaker 11: Thing is like what is greater than us? Every one
Speaker 11: of us will say our future. Every one of us
Speaker 11: in this chat has said anybody that hurts children should
Speaker 11: be crucified and murdered, and nobody here will argument against that.
Speaker 11: So when we do these things like it's it's like
Speaker 11: we have to wave that into account.
Speaker 5: You scratch your head and.
Speaker 3: You my head itches. That's all I'm listening, Okay.
Speaker 11: So when it comes down to it, it's it's it's
Speaker 11: kind of an odyssey that we all go on these things,
Speaker 11: like what's the most important thing for us? At the
Speaker 11: end of the day, to preserve our future. Yeah, your kids,
Speaker 11: my kids, whomever's kids. It's kind of funny how we
Speaker 11: get caught up in the stupid bullshit of P Diddy,
Speaker 11: just like fucking put a bullet is he agreed? And
Speaker 11: Jeffrey Epstein may or may not be alive. I've also seen.
Speaker 5: Weird ship with that.
Speaker 3: I just saw more on that today. More you see
Speaker 3: the Epstein thing is coming out, Like the body that
Speaker 3: they pulled out does not match the pictures of Epstein.
Speaker 4: His ears are different, his nose is different.
Speaker 3: It's very possible Epstein's living in one of these one
Speaker 3: percent bunker somewhere.
Speaker 5: Did you see the drone footage?
Speaker 3: I have not.
Speaker 5: Oh you got to see the drum for his brother.
Speaker 3: Oh man, this is crazy times for living in y'all.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So there's that.
Speaker 11: There's also the fact that that, like we're arguing, who
Speaker 11: is the creator? God, God is always a creator, however
Speaker 11: you want to call him Allah. You know, I don't
Speaker 11: know all the other ones, but I know like Christ, Jesus, God, Allah.
Speaker 11: You know, I know, I know like the main ones
Speaker 11: because I'm an idiot. If this place was created it, well,
Speaker 11: we could also live in a simulation, you know, and
Speaker 11: the simulation had to be created by somebody.
Speaker 3: Then fine, you want to say the programmer's yes, I
Speaker 3: come from.
Speaker 2: The point of that's full of thought, that says that
Speaker 2: maybe it's just always been.
Speaker 3: That goes against the laws of nature and physics. But
Speaker 3: all right, well, I mean.
Speaker 5: You're talking about it unless you write the code.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. But somebody had to write the code.
Speaker 3: Therefore there was a creator either way you want to
Speaker 3: cut it. There was somebody or something or group of
Speaker 3: things or whatever that kickstart of this whole thing.
Speaker 11: So we were getting is like these small little tangents,
Speaker 11: But like, why not, why not everybody just argue the
Speaker 11: facts that we see we're.
Speaker 3: Trying, and that's what the that's what archaeology does. They
Speaker 3: argue the facts of what they see. And then we
Speaker 3: have the conversation about if carbon dating is as accurate
Speaker 3: as we say, how much of this lines up with
Speaker 3: historically based things, how much of it does go into
Speaker 3: the myth and the lore and the legend and all
Speaker 3: the things in between. And that's why archaeology and history
Speaker 3: is so fascinating to me.
Speaker 11: So yes, yes, absolutely, yeah, I mean it's kind of like,
Speaker 11: all right, where have you been?
Speaker 5: Where we go in? Like what have you come through?
Speaker 3: Right? History repeats itself. You have to know where you've
Speaker 3: been because guess what, we're gonna be there again.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's literally a cycle.
Speaker 11: It is until you break the cycle of protect our future.
Speaker 11: That's my biggest thing is like, hey, be kind to
Speaker 11: whatever is coming next.
Speaker 5: That's it. That's it. But what we.
Speaker 11: Argue is the dumbish shit ever as men, because we're like,
Speaker 11: I know, guess what, as a man, I have no
Speaker 11: fucking idea, but I'll figure it out along the way.
Speaker 10: I mean.
Speaker 2: To be honest, most of the arguing is for entertainment
Speaker 2: purposes only because you get a Democrat and a Republican
Speaker 2: in a room and they'll battle literally tooth and nail,
Speaker 2: and then you get a third person in there that
Speaker 2: will just go like, well, I mean we know that
Speaker 2: politics are corrupt, right, and both parties will be like,
Speaker 2: well obviously, yeah. It's like, so what the fuck are
Speaker 2: we arguing about?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 7: Like that.
Speaker 5: Absolutely that Jonathan, I bow out you very.
Speaker 2: Well, very well, Ashton. What are your thoughts there?
Speaker 12: You guys are just talking about some pretty wild stuff
Speaker 12: right there. I mean, uh so I just listened. This
Speaker 12: is an older episode now, it's maybe like two or
Speaker 12: three months ago, but I listened to You Guys' episode
Speaker 12: with Danny Gohlder.
Speaker 3: Guy Dude at.
Speaker 12: The beginning of that episode is like a sales pitch
Speaker 12: for DMT. It was like, man, this guy's on some ship.
Speaker 12: But that I went and fascinating Guy Dude.
Speaker 2: In the words of the Amazing Lord Byron Jester, you
Speaker 2: need to do DMT twenty or thirty times or else
Speaker 2: you're a pussy.
Speaker 3: So I'm good there man.
Speaker 10: He yeah.
Speaker 12: So after You Guys episode, I went and followed his pages,
Speaker 12: I joined his discord, and I was a little disappointed,
Speaker 12: and I was like, man, he really hit home in
Speaker 12: the episode with You Guys, but his personal content is
Speaker 12: kind of lacking, and so I hope that movie's good.
Speaker 2: He has really good there's a There was a really
Speaker 2: good conversation between Danny Gohler and this other gentleman named
Speaker 2: Adam Butler, who I've had both of them on Meta
Speaker 2: Mysteries before. Danny Gohler's been on here, and both of
Speaker 2: them well, Adam Butler, he wrote the d MT Field
Speaker 2: Guide on you know.
Speaker 5: Like, is that the entity one.
Speaker 2: He's Yeah, he's witnessed seven entities as well. He talks
Speaker 2: about like in the book. I bought the book. It
Speaker 2: teaches you how, like step by step, how to make
Speaker 2: d MT and it's pretty fucking wild. But both of
Speaker 2: them had a conversation. Dude, if you can get your
Speaker 2: hands or you know, get your ears on that, that
Speaker 2: was all fucking deep conversation, really fun too.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean he's got a full of YouTube page.
Speaker 12: I'm sure I could find it there or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, there's something to it, dude, And I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know what it is. I think
Speaker 2: that we're I don't know. That's why I say, like,
Speaker 2: I think that the best way of just looking at
Speaker 2: this reality. It's fucking it's the closest thing to a dream.
Speaker 2: I think that whenever we die, we're just gonna wake
Speaker 2: up somewhere else.
Speaker 3: I agree with that, but I think you and I
Speaker 3: have different beliefs on where we'll wake up.
Speaker 2: I don't even know where we're going to wake up.
Speaker 2: It's just not going to be here. That's that's what
Speaker 2: we can on that. Yeah, we can both agree on
Speaker 2: that it's not going to be here, so for sure
Speaker 2: where I mean, it's up for debate, but we'll find
Speaker 2: out one day, no doubt. But yeah, there's that whole
Speaker 2: Danny Guler situation. Man, that's supposed to be coming out
Speaker 2: relatively soon. I think too, that that documentary because he's
Speaker 2: the end of the.
Speaker 3: Year in a year, oh end of the year. I
Speaker 3: might be wrong, but I think you're right.
Speaker 6: I looked them up after.
Speaker 2: But yeah, he went on the the Danny Jones podcast too,
Speaker 2: that was a really good one.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, he is a fascinating dude. Now I haven't
Speaker 3: seen any of his personal content. And and that's the
Speaker 3: thing too.
Speaker 4: You'll get guys in an interview or people.
Speaker 3: I should say not just guys, people in an interview
Speaker 3: that like are great in the interview and then on
Speaker 3: their personal YouTube or whatever else, it's something completely different
Speaker 3: or maybe they have a different idea of creativity and
Speaker 3: they you know, I've seen some dudes that they are
Speaker 3: like way better as a YouTuber and then when you
Speaker 3: try to interview with them, they have like zero personality.
Speaker 4: And then I've seen that go flip opposite as well.
Speaker 3: Interviewing they're great, but then like you see their YouTube
Speaker 3: and It's like they're very robotic with everything, and they
Speaker 3: they really don't have much depth to their personality, Like
Speaker 3: their interview was their whole shtick and it I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't don't know how Danny Golder is outside of
Speaker 3: the conversation that we had. But yeah, I mean he
Speaker 3: gets wild, he gets.
Speaker 5: A good you guys fucking milk them.
Speaker 2: I tried to, tried to. I mean, for everything that
Speaker 2: we could possibly think of. That's what we like to do,
Speaker 2: especially like people like that. You just want to pick
Speaker 2: their brains and just speculate, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, raw visions.
Speaker 3: What to do?
Speaker 2: My dude.
Speaker 3: Getting raw up in here? Dude, as one does, he's
Speaker 3: got to unmute himself. No, don't tell me. It's not working.
Speaker 3: His fingers about to get raw from hitting that button
Speaker 3: so many times. Ask you.
Speaker 4: There, there we go.
Speaker 10: What's boys?
Speaker 22: Nothing much, just at work, plugging away. But uh, back
Speaker 22: to what all we're saying about. When you die, Jonathan,
Speaker 22: Remember that lady y'all was talking to you. I think
Speaker 22: it was on Meta. Her grandma was working through the Amazon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, working through the like Roku or Amazon fire
Speaker 2: Stick or something like that.
Speaker 22: Yeah, bro, Oh my god, you talking about somebody who
Speaker 22: was in this podcast. I was like, how, like, I'm
Speaker 22: trying to like, I'm trying to bastick everything he's talking
Speaker 22: about you.
Speaker 10: What do you where you where are you at on that?
Speaker 10: What do you think? What do you think?
Speaker 2: I I honestly have no idea. I'm fascinated by it.
Speaker 2: I can't make heads or tails of it. To be honest,
Speaker 2: I I will say that I don't think she's lying, Like,
Speaker 2: I don't think she's fibbing at all, especially with like So,
Speaker 2: just to give a little context, this woman came on
Speaker 2: to Meta Mysteries and was it Meta Mysteries or was
Speaker 2: it on here?
Speaker 3: No, I think it was.
Speaker 10: Things.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the fuck y'all are talking about.
Speaker 3: So I'm just gonna assume it was Meta Mysteries. I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: So she comes on the show and she says that
Speaker 2: she was like real close with her grandmother and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. Anyway, her grandmother ends up dying and it's
Speaker 2: this woman and her kids or in the rest of
Speaker 2: her family that's living in their house. And shortly after
Speaker 2: her grandmother died, she started noticing like weird messages on
Speaker 2: her on her Roku TV or Amazon Firestick or something
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 4: To where messages.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know how like whenever you go and type something,
Speaker 2: Let's say you go and like search something on let's
Speaker 2: just use the Roku TV. I think that's what it is,
Speaker 2: because I remember thinking like, oh, I have all my
Speaker 2: TVs and Roku TVs. Why don't this happen to me? So,
Speaker 2: but whenever you're typing, whenever you're typing something on a
Speaker 2: Rokuo TV, if you're searching for something, it's going to
Speaker 2: go letter for letter for letter, right, like, and you
Speaker 2: can speak it some of the remotes habita where you
Speaker 2: can speak a sentence and it'll search it or whatever. Right,
Speaker 2: But she was saying that literally nobody else had this remote,
Speaker 2: and and it would just pop up randomly.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it wasn't even a letter for letter. It was
Speaker 10: like the whole word would just fucking be there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, real strange. And so a message would come
Speaker 2: through on the Roku TV, like in the search bar,
Speaker 2: and it would be hey, sweetie, how are you, and
Speaker 2: and the per you know, the woman was like what
Speaker 2: is this? And she was like well, and it started
Speaker 2: having like weird conversations back and forth anyway, lo and
Speaker 2: behold find out that it's her. It's her grandmother that
Speaker 2: is speaking on the other side. This is what she says,
Speaker 2: that her grandmother is speaking from the other side and
Speaker 2: giving her messages about what the other side is like,
Speaker 2: and talking about like there's this whole Oh, it was
Speaker 2: like a whole fire situation to where if you want
Speaker 2: to go to the other side, whether that's heaven or
Speaker 2: whatever that is, you had to go through like this
Speaker 2: fiery wall to essentially purify yourself to get to the
Speaker 2: other side. But you didn't have to, like you can
Speaker 2: wait around. You can just be a spirit dwelling on
Speaker 2: the earth or whatever like that. And so this grandmother
Speaker 2: was given messages back to her granddaughter and saying like
Speaker 2: what it was all about, like why you shouldn't fear death,
Speaker 2: Why it's not really that big a deal. Why you're
Speaker 2: super free whenever you die, and like I'm just floating
Speaker 2: out here.
Speaker 3: I'm free as a bird. I don't pay any taxes.
Speaker 2: And it was getting like real, like philosophically deep too like,
Speaker 2: and so this.
Speaker 10: Woman I found that Christian background too, right, Remember.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she had a Christian background and everything, and and yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just like no fear of death. Now after this comment,
Speaker 2: it's been a minute, so I don't remember everything that
Speaker 2: was said. I might actually try and reach out to
Speaker 2: her see if I can get her on the cult.
Speaker 2: I think that'd be a fascinating conversation strictly for you
Speaker 2: to have with her as well.
Speaker 3: She was a Christian, why does she have a fear
Speaker 3: of death in the first place? That heck goes against
Speaker 3: the entire conversation Brown.
Speaker 22: It wasn't like a fear of death, like she was
Speaker 22: afraid to die. I think it was the pain aspect
Speaker 22: of it, like she was afraid to feel that pain
Speaker 22: and then also be disconnected from her family. Based on
Speaker 22: what I heard her say in the interview.
Speaker 3: That makes more sense to me.
Speaker 10: It may.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 22: And then the way she was talking about how she
Speaker 22: was able to speak to them was the fact that
Speaker 22: she had died in that house, so there was a
Speaker 22: portal in that house that allowed her to kind of
Speaker 22: like come back and forth and also be like present
Speaker 22: around them. So like she would go to her sister's house,
Speaker 22: she didn't her sister didn't live too far away, but
Speaker 22: she'd be able to like manifest her energy or something
Speaker 22: like that at her sister's house, but she wasn't as tangible,
Speaker 22: for lack of better words, like, she couldn't interact as
Speaker 22: well as she could, uh as she could at her
Speaker 22: own house.
Speaker 2: You know, right, Yeah, I'm gonna try and search for
Speaker 2: what her name was. I cannot remember that.
Speaker 10: Because it was interesting as hell.
Speaker 2: Man, that was at least a year ago.
Speaker 10: No longer was it was. It was like maybe a
Speaker 10: couple months ago.
Speaker 2: No, hell no, that was not a couple that was
Speaker 2: not this year. But for sure, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Time has lost all sense of direction. Now that we
Speaker 3: are turning and burning as many episodes as we have,
Speaker 3: I've lost all track of it.
Speaker 4: I'll be over here talking like, oh.
Speaker 3: You know, you know like two months ago when we
Speaker 3: had this guy on and did this, and it's like, bro,
Speaker 3: that was literally last year, and it's like, oh shit,
Speaker 3: and now I have to I won't even believe Jonathan.
Speaker 3: I'll go back and scroll and it'll be like episode
Speaker 3: five hundred something and we're coming up on nine hundred
Speaker 3: and I'm like, shit, that was well over a year ago.
Speaker 3: That's that's happened to me an embarrassing amount of times
Speaker 3: I should say, so I.
Speaker 2: Could be wrong too. I mean maybe it was this year.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we do an absurd amount of fucking episodes.
Speaker 2: I mean I love doing them, and but it's just
Speaker 2: so many different conversations. Sometimes they get a little mixed
Speaker 2: up from time to time. I'm trying to find it.
Speaker 4: Absolutely man, fuck bring her on the show.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, that'd be a fun episode for the cult.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: So yeah. There was also another guy that had a pretty,
Speaker 2: I don't want to say similar thing, but there was
Speaker 2: this other guy we had on that was talking to
Speaker 2: us about his his near death experience. Name his name
Speaker 2: is David Ditchfield. Dude, he went in like he got
Speaker 2: run over by a fucking train and and uh he
Speaker 2: was all mangled and everything, but went to the other
Speaker 2: side with this whole near death experience. Talked about what
Speaker 2: he was able to see on that other side. He
Speaker 2: said it was so magnificent and so beautiful, like colors
Speaker 2: that you never thought even existed, and vibrations and everything
Speaker 2: was just so full of love. And he said that
Speaker 2: like one of the things that he saw was this
Speaker 2: waterfall of stars literally in the middle of the universe.
Speaker 2: It was just like a waterfall of stars, and and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, he wakes up. He's obviously in
Speaker 2: a lot of pain from the from getting run over
Speaker 2: by fucking train, right yeah, and and and and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, he's an artist and he's drawing some
Speaker 2: of the most beautiful things that you could ever imagine,
Speaker 2: Like something was just unlocked from that near death experience
Speaker 2: and it happens. That's not the only time that that's
Speaker 2: ever happened. Like it's so strange, how certain like magical
Speaker 2: things like superhuman. I'm not saying that it's super human
Speaker 2: to be an artist, but to go from I mean,
Speaker 2: he's a he's a man in his forties. Bro, he
Speaker 2: hasn't drawn or painted ord anything like that, And all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, he you know, he gets hit by
Speaker 2: a train, has a near death experience, and all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, he's literally an artist. Like that's his career.
Speaker 3: Now, you know.
Speaker 2: So wow, weird shit like that be happening, And that's
Speaker 2: what I'm so fascinated, Like I want to know how
Speaker 2: these things are happening, you know, like how I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not ever going to be the first one to say, oh,
Speaker 2: that's stupid. I don't believe you because everything that I've
Speaker 2: ever taken in it absolutely has to be the truth.
Speaker 2: Because I'm I'm I'm the bar. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: ever be like that, Like I want to literally have
Speaker 2: my mind blown on a daily basis. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: I'm open to that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Damn absolutely. I mean you hear of people waking up
Speaker 3: from near death experiences or even being pronounced dead and
Speaker 3: waking up and having an entirely new outlook, an entirely
Speaker 3: new goal and purpose, and I mean, yeah, they're absolutely
Speaker 3: one hundred percent. And I mean there's there's a couple
Speaker 3: of different schools of thought as to how that happens, right,
Speaker 3: going without oxygen to the brain for so long and
Speaker 3: then it wakes back up. Are they do they have
Speaker 3: a different chemical composition in their brain then than what
Speaker 3: they had a week prior to, so they are a
Speaker 3: completely different person. They actually operate at a different frequency
Speaker 3: and at a different wavelength. Is it something more of
Speaker 3: the spiritual and metaphysical? Is it something more chemical? I mean,
Speaker 3: who's to say one way or another? You know, how
Speaker 3: how can you tell somebody that what they're experiencing is
Speaker 3: not real when they're the ones that actually lived through it,
Speaker 3: you know, So I'm with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Episode number episode number one hundred and forty eight of
Speaker 2: Meta Mysteries. Her name is Brandy Anderson. That's I just
Speaker 2: found it. So I'm gonna have to reach out to her.
Speaker 2: That was, well, today is the twenty second, July twenty second,
Speaker 2: almost a year ago. It was July twenty sixth of
Speaker 2: last year. I had that conversation with her.
Speaker 3: Feels longer.
Speaker 4: Th Wow, So wait, how many episodes is Meta Mysteries at?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: We don't even keep numbers anymore?
Speaker 3: I gotcha, I gotcha.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we stopped doing that because, as we you know,
Speaker 2: because we went from the time where we were posting
Speaker 2: on Meta Mysteries, then we brought it over to the Colt,
Speaker 2: we weren't going to number them over on the cold
Speaker 2: and then now we're back on Meta Mysteries also, and
Speaker 2: so just lost count.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the fuck number we're on, two
Speaker 3: hundred something. I feel that I'm still just gonna number
Speaker 3: the Cage of Night episodes, but I'm given like the
Speaker 3: description to talk about what they are. But we bounce
Speaker 3: around from so many things it would be impossible for
Speaker 3: me to try to title the shows, to talk about
Speaker 3: what the episode is about in the title itself. That
Speaker 3: that's damn near impossible. I'm just I'm keeping it basic.
Speaker 2: And in that episode, I have all of our information.
Speaker 2: She wrote a book called Through the Veil, A Glimpse
Speaker 2: Into the Afterlife. Yeah, I have her email. We're gonna
Speaker 2: we're gonna reach out to her and get that show
Speaker 2: on the road because I would love to see what
Speaker 2: all is transpired since then. I believe that up to
Speaker 2: that moment that we were talking, she was still getting
Speaker 2: transmissions on her TV.
Speaker 3: Wow, I'm stoked. I'm stoked. I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, and you know, of course, you're probably gonna
Speaker 2: have people out there that are like, oh, you know,
Speaker 2: somebody has control of her remote and is it feeding
Speaker 2: her this? I don't know. I really don't know. She
Speaker 2: seems genuine and insincere.
Speaker 10: Person to it, though. It was it was like very
Speaker 10: personal information that nobody would know.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. Yeah, it was like things that
Speaker 3: happened to.
Speaker 10: Her as happened. It was happening in the moment.
Speaker 22: How would somebody control in the remote know what's personally
Speaker 22: happening with you in the moment if she's not watching.
Speaker 2: Right right, So, Jacob, I'm not gonna lie. Either you're
Speaker 2: gonna call bullshit or you're gonna say it's a demonic.
Speaker 2: I can already almost guarantee that that's what you're gonna say.
Speaker 2: That's why I like, I've been wanting to bring her
Speaker 2: over here, but I just figured that that would be
Speaker 2: the verdict, and I don't want to dwindle down her
Speaker 2: experience like that.
Speaker 3: Listening to what y'all are saying, I don't believe it's
Speaker 3: either or, to be honest with you, I don't think
Speaker 3: she's lying. I I haven't heard the episode. I haven't
Speaker 3: heard from the lady herself, so I can't make any
Speaker 3: kind of actual knee jerk responses to it at this moment.
Speaker 3: But is it also in possible? And tell me if
Speaker 3: it is. I don't know the story. You tell me.
Speaker 4: If this is crazy?
Speaker 3: Is it equally crazy that her algorithms for all of
Speaker 3: her Internet are connected and so her Roku TV knew
Speaker 3: what she was looking up there recently, or was listening
Speaker 3: to her in some way, shape or form, and was
Speaker 3: typing something out on her TV that would like respond
Speaker 3: in a way like this kind of like an AI
Speaker 3: almost is that crazy? Or am I completely off base?
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. Whenever we get her on, you
Speaker 2: can ask her yourself, okay, because I'm sure she's been
Speaker 2: asked every single possible question about everything that it possibly
Speaker 2: could be. I don't want to speak for but I
Speaker 2: think that you're gonna be blown away by the story
Speaker 2: because it's fucking wild.
Speaker 3: Dude. Maybe it is something spiritual coming through an electronic
Speaker 3: means to communicate.
Speaker 4: Whether I do not know, we'll see. I'm down, dude,
Speaker 4: Let's have this conversation.
Speaker 2: I mean, weirder shit has happened, oh for sure.
Speaker 10: For sure.
Speaker 3: Speaking of the weirder shit, we have like eighty messages
Speaker 3: we got to get to and we are getting ready
Speaker 3: to wrap here in a few so let's try.
Speaker 2: To make all right. Penguin Spanker said, unpopular opinion, Will
Speaker 2: Ferrell is not funny?
Speaker 3: How damn you?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: I agree, I don't think.
Speaker 3: Respectfully disagree, But I mean everybody's got their preference.
Speaker 4: I feel that he.
Speaker 2: He's done everything. Like how you look at Adam Sandler,
Speaker 2: I look at Will Ferrell that way.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 2: Um, everything is a lie, I said, Hey, spirit animal
Speaker 2: you would be proud. I've taken to the Holy Herb.
Speaker 2: It's been about twenty years, but I hit a joint
Speaker 2: recently and watched Robin Hood.
Speaker 3: It was amazing. That sounds awesome, but I also hope
Speaker 3: it was Robin Hood men in tights. You would hope
Speaker 3: that it's hilarious. Dude, watching that Highest fuck sounds way
Speaker 3: better than watching the Russell Crowe version of Robin Hood.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Unless it was like the old cartoon with the fox
Speaker 2: Robin Hood.
Speaker 3: Ooh yo, that would be a banger. If your Highest
Speaker 3: balls too, that'd be sick. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I also feel the same way if you're gonna watch
Speaker 2: like the old Alice in Wonderland cartoon as well movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're watching that sober, I hate to tell you,
Speaker 3: you're just not living life correctly. It's like watching Pineapple
Speaker 3: Express sober.
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 3: Bride?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Spirit animals said, be safe where you get it,
Speaker 2: but try the Princess Bride. It's an elite.
Speaker 3: Movie, yes, yes, agree? And Spaceballs that's also really great.
Speaker 18: Is the most elite I put. I won't get higher
Speaker 18: than the Godfather.
Speaker 3: Oh, says Bride.
Speaker 2: Why that that is no?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, dude, the dread Pirate Roberts inconceivable, my
Speaker 3: father prepared to die. None of that's ringing the bell.
Speaker 2: I've never seen that movie.
Speaker 3: For shame Andre the giants in that movie.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's actually.
Speaker 18: One of andrea giants most founding moment. It's one of
Speaker 18: his biggests that he has the most fight.
Speaker 3: Also, h.
Speaker 18: The outfit that dred Pirates Roberts has actually inspired the
Speaker 18: storybook of Zoro and the Fire Swamp. Is uh the
Speaker 18: same set that they used as Dagaba and Star Wars.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, it's it's an epic movie. You haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: It's this is an immediate homework assignment for you. Fuck Marvel.
Speaker 3: You need to watch this movie at least once. I
Speaker 3: don't know why you had to fuck Marvel in there.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know that that's an obsession.
Speaker 3: If you have a few hours to kill, you're more
Speaker 3: likely to watch a Marvel movie.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's not that I just watch Marvel every
Speaker 2: day of my life. It's just, you know, it's a
Speaker 2: it's a favorite, that's all.
Speaker 3: This is one of those. And yeah, I get it,
Speaker 3: it's not gonna be your cup of Joe, but it's
Speaker 3: one of these epic movies that it's you have to
Speaker 3: at least watch it once. Dude. It's like saying you've
Speaker 3: never seen The Godfather, you have to at least watch
Speaker 3: it one time.
Speaker 2: Start to finish, Tony said, there were no mosquitoes in
Speaker 2: Hawaii until they were introduced by white people by accident.
Speaker 3: That's true and also fucking horrible. Do do do.
Speaker 2: Everything?
Speaker 16: Is lie?
Speaker 3: Said.
Speaker 2: I met Dick Cheney. He was the most evil person
Speaker 2: I ever met. His whole aura was black.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Dick Cheney was kind of a piece of shit.
Speaker 3: Start to finish, You know.
Speaker 2: Enough said Seth said, I've never met anyone famous besides athletes,
Speaker 2: and I'm good with that.
Speaker 3: Never met anyone famous besides athletes. I mean, that's dope.
Speaker 3: Depending on who the athlete was, that might have been
Speaker 3: an amazing experience of the pieces of shit. My feelings
Speaker 3: are almost a little hurt. She's saying we're not famous.
Speaker 3: Oh shut up, I don't want to be famous. That's
Speaker 3: that's there's too much bullshit that goes along with that.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 2: Um Tony said, Oh that was he already talked about
Speaker 2: that earlier. M uh the Lorex said, John Cena doesn't
Speaker 2: want kids. He said it's because he did, so that
Speaker 2: Make a Wish couldn't.
Speaker 3: I don't fucking know what you're trying to say, lorex Um.
Speaker 3: John Cena doesn't want to have a kid because of
Speaker 3: his connections with the Make a Wish Foundation, and he
Speaker 3: didn't want to bring a kid into this cruel world.
Speaker 18: Yeah, because all the kids I had canting everything, it's
Speaker 18: scared us. And he said that he doesn't want to
Speaker 18: bring kids in the world if if there's a probability
Speaker 18: of them getting canting.
Speaker 3: What a fucking pussy dude. Eh, that's ridiculous. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: world's cruel. Welcome to the fucking club. I shouldn't scare
Speaker 3: you from having children if you're not gonna have children
Speaker 3: for reasons like Okay, I'm not gonna judge you on that,
Speaker 3: but because of your connection with the Make a Wish Foundation,
Speaker 3: the chances of a child being born with some sort
Speaker 3: of issue to be in the cancer ward or something
Speaker 3: like that are so minute. Well, I say that with
Speaker 3: the amount of steroids that man is pumped into his body,
Speaker 3: his swimmers are probably like mangled at this point. So
Speaker 3: maybe the possibilities of him having like a disfigured child
Speaker 3: are actually rather high. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Raw Vision said, what up, Cold Fam, late as fuck
Speaker 2: to this tonight, but I'm here, came in on the Alabama,
Speaker 2: Alabama Pedo tunnel. Glad to hear those fucks got caught.
Speaker 2: They deserve whatever Marcellus Wallace did to Z and more.
Speaker 4: If you know, you know, yeah, you right, Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 3: Pulp fiction is one of my favorite movies of all time.
Speaker 2: Oh that was a pulp fiction reference. Damn I didn't
Speaker 2: get that. Oh yeah, dude, Classic Ashton said, I didn't
Speaker 2: know that that was a dog's leg.
Speaker 3: I thought Pickle had a talking stick. For the love
Speaker 3: of fuck, that's good.
Speaker 2: Classic enough, said Steph said, night night, Calt Fam. Sorry, Steph,
Speaker 2: we're about a half an hour late to that message.
Speaker 2: M God his love said, Japan was carpet bombed and
Speaker 2: moved right back into those cities with no with no
Speaker 2: two headed people running around vegetation and animals thriving around
Speaker 2: Chernobyl and three Mile Island. So do we have nukes now?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but definitely not in World War two?
Speaker 3: No, No, Japan was absolutely carpet bombed. And if we're
Speaker 3: gonna get real technical here. The fire bombing of Tokyo
Speaker 3: killed way more people than the nuclear bombs ever did.
Speaker 3: But yeah, that's all the nuclear components of the bomb
Speaker 3: were used in the explosion itself. That's the fuel that
Speaker 3: made the kaboom happen. You don't have radiation fallout from
Speaker 3: a bomb drop like that. Chernobyl is a different example.
Speaker 3: They have a fire that is still burning to this day,
Speaker 3: and there's certain areas where yeah, you would have like
Speaker 3: crazy radiation still profusely coming out of the place, but
Speaker 3: the surrounding area and it's slowly but surely closing in
Speaker 3: on the spot. It's actually getting back to normal levels.
Speaker 3: And they have found a new mold or a fungus
Speaker 3: rather that is.
Speaker 4: Actually eating the radiation.
Speaker 3: It's like a new black fungus that is it thrives
Speaker 3: on it and it actually eats the excess radiation. It's
Speaker 3: actually helping the area repair itself, which is awesome. But
Speaker 3: you can look at what's happening in Fukushima, Japan, and
Speaker 3: they definitely have a lot of fallout from what they
Speaker 3: pumped into the ocean. So yeah, there's precedents to say
Speaker 3: that nukes are you know, absolutely real.
Speaker 2: God is Love said, evidence shows the flood happened ten
Speaker 2: to twelve thousand years ago.
Speaker 3: And I could believe that too good or a flood,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? Could be the both at
Speaker 3: the same time. Dude, And yeah, that's the younger driest.
Speaker 3: But is the younger driest the flood that is talked
Speaker 3: about in the Bible in the time of Noah? Was
Speaker 3: there more than one? And that's that's the thing when
Speaker 3: we're talking about timelines like this. I don't there depends
Speaker 3: on the school of thought. Well, the younger was.
Speaker 2: An asteroid impact there. It wasn't a flood, I don't think.
Speaker 4: But there was a flood because of it.
Speaker 2: Oh, gotcha?
Speaker 3: Okay, right, So I mean it depends on which school
Speaker 3: of thoughts you're in. Even speaking on the Biblical scholars here,
Speaker 3: they will argue over the literal interpretation, as in God
Speaker 3: made everything in seven days and they mean twenty four
Speaker 3: hour human days as we do. There are some that
Speaker 3: believe that seven days is more of a euphemism to
Speaker 3: mean possibly seven eons, seven millennia seven there. Who's to say, right,
Speaker 3: it just I don't know. I don't think that it's
Speaker 3: as clear cut as that I think that's more of
Speaker 3: the I feel, especially with the creation story, it's more
Speaker 3: of a cut and dry ABC to teach you how
Speaker 3: we got here. It doesn't teach you every single aspect
Speaker 3: of the conversation. For sure.
Speaker 2: Zombie said Egypt was established sixteen fifty BC, pyramids between
Speaker 2: twenty five eighty nine to twenty five four BC. The
Speaker 2: flood in the Bible has been proposed to be twenty
Speaker 2: three fifty BC, so that would be after the pyramids
Speaker 2: were built according to that.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard that one before. I've heard a lot
Speaker 3: of people say it was around six thousand BC. These
Speaker 3: are typically the people that also believe that the earth
Speaker 3: is only like eight thousand years old. I haven't heard
Speaker 3: anything about the pyramids pre dating the flood of Noah.
Speaker 4: I could be totally wrong on that. I don't know.
Speaker 3: As far as my digging into biblical scholarship has gone,
Speaker 3: I haven't really delved much into that.
Speaker 2: But okay, God is Love said, did you see the
Speaker 2: recent video with the guy from the Princess Bride?
Speaker 3: It was on point. I can't say that I have.
Speaker 3: There is a video which guy.
Speaker 2: Well it's not Andre the Giant.
Speaker 3: Well, obviously, what the fuck.
Speaker 2: Zombie said, I think the most fascinating thing is the
Speaker 2: children that know they are reincarnated souls and child prodigies.
Speaker 2: That shit blows my mind. I don't know what to
Speaker 2: I don't know what to do with that, dude. I mean,
Speaker 2: do you think that I don't even want to get
Speaker 2: into that.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't have a clear cut answer for that one.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like talking about like because you'll hear certain stories
Speaker 2: of children talking about like they were this person in
Speaker 2: this city and this was their job and this is
Speaker 2: how they died, and this was the man that killed
Speaker 2: them and stuff like that. You're like, okay, that's a
Speaker 2: pretty vivid imagination. And then you go back and like,
Speaker 2: look could old newspaper articles or or news articles or whatever,
Speaker 2: and it's like this person died in this city, got
Speaker 2: killed by this man that was pushed out of this window,
Speaker 2: and here's the marketing. It's like, what the fuck?
Speaker 3: How that? I don't have easy answers for certain questions, dude,
Speaker 3: I have no idea what to make of that child prodigies.
Speaker 3: I guess it depends on the type of prodigy, Right,
Speaker 3: there was that one kid that was like five and
Speaker 3: he knew everything there was to know about how to
Speaker 3: fly like a Boeing seven forty seven plane or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and it was like, oh my god, he must have
Speaker 3: been a pilot in a past life. Up up, up.
Speaker 3: And then you find out that both of his parents
Speaker 3: are pilots, and it's like, oh, well, okay, maybe not
Speaker 3: by bye Bop, But that was like one case, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, you have facts, they're like for a five.
Speaker 2: Year old to be able to retain all.
Speaker 3: That though, agreed, agreed. But there's even other examples though,
Speaker 3: Like musical prodigies, right, These kids that like they see
Speaker 3: an instrument be played one time and then they just
Speaker 3: like put their hands on it for two seconds. Next
Speaker 3: thing you know, they're a master at it. And they
Speaker 3: could do that withretty much any instrument. There's levels to
Speaker 3: this shit. Some of that might have something to do
Speaker 3: with the reincarnation conversation. Some of that might be just
Speaker 3: God given talent, and like this kid found at a
Speaker 3: very early age what he was put on this earth
Speaker 3: to do. Who's to say one way or another, but
Speaker 3: it is very fascinating to look into for sure, yeah, Oh,
Speaker 3: Enrique Montoya or whatever talking about Israel. Pretty sure he's Jewish. Yeah,
Speaker 3: by looking at him, he definitely looks Jewish. I didn't
Speaker 3: hear him speaking about Israel though. Well, I don't know
Speaker 3: if it was pro or anti, but that's an interesting
Speaker 3: one for sure. Talking about that scene with the sword
Speaker 3: fighting and stuff, when they were going back and forth
Speaker 3: about styles of sword fighting and how, oh you study
Speaker 3: this unless and that's good, unless you've studied this, and
Speaker 3: unless you've study this, and like this whole back and
Speaker 3: forth scene. Yo, if you look into that, they actually
Speaker 3: did their falking homework on that. They were actually quoting
Speaker 3: real swordsmanship manuals from that time period of like true
Speaker 3: fencing from Spain and from France and from Germany and
Speaker 3: all this.
Speaker 4: And we're actually doing the proper forms for all of it.
Speaker 3: It was I'm talking beautifully, beautifully made cinematic masterpiece. In
Speaker 3: my opinion, I'm gonna have to watch this movie. I can't.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of movies I haven't seen and people
Speaker 2: are always like, how are you a conspiracy theorist? You
Speaker 2: haven't seen this and this and this, And I'm like,
Speaker 2: there's only so much fucking time in a day.
Speaker 3: Bro, I'm the same way. I don't watch a.
Speaker 2: Shitload of movies. I ain't got all that kind of time.
Speaker 2: I got a two year old that we watch fucking
Speaker 2: Mickey and Bluie all day. That's my life, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 3: So enough, Bo, your boy was pro Jewish, anti Israel,
Speaker 3: pro humanity. I guess you could say, Okay, hey, I
Speaker 3: fox with this. I like that. You can. You can
Speaker 3: be pro you know, Israel as a country and anti
Speaker 3: the current administration. You could be pro people being Jewish
Speaker 3: and also anti you know, what's the new term. I'm
Speaker 3: hearing a lot of Israel supremacist Zionis supremacist. That seems
Speaker 3: to be a new phrase that's making its way around
Speaker 3: the internetgeist. So okay, so it sounds like your guy
Speaker 3: is a freethinker, which I foxs with. Uh yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, all right, well, look we're gonna wrap this on
Speaker 2: up there, good cult members. It is right past midnight,
Speaker 2: we are quickly turning back into pumpkins, and we're going
Speaker 2: to just wrap it up right there. So yeah, we
Speaker 2: appreciate all you good Colt members coming and joining us
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