Speaker 1: Through through, through, through through, throw.
Speaker 2: Through through.
Speaker 1: Through level.
Speaker 2: Levels, a levels level that albums levels about the s
Speaker 2: S SAM command.
Speaker 3: All right, what's up, We're back. Can you guys hear me?
Speaker 3: Stream labs is a little different, so we gotta make
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, are you serious?
Speaker 4: Yes, the music is Satan.
Speaker 3: Yes, anything that's not Baptist hymns is satan. So yes,
Speaker 3: vapor waves. Did you know the devil actually invented the synthesizer? Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean everybody's heard the story of Robert what's his name,
Speaker 3: Robert Ralph when the devil made a deal with Ralph
Speaker 3: Maccio on the Crossroads. The true story there is that
Speaker 3: Ralph Maccio made a deal with the devil to invent
Speaker 3: the synthesizer, and Ralph Maccio in the eighties actually started
Speaker 3: all of the.
Speaker 4: Synthway bands.
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Speaker 4: I'm back to my.
Speaker 3: Normal self going crazy now, so I don't really get
Speaker 3: stream labs.
Speaker 4: It's all new to me.
Speaker 3: It's kind of the same obs, but it's all overlaid
Speaker 3: and all this other stuff going on. So the way
Speaker 3: this works is if you see in the description there
Speaker 3: is the uh where's the shows? Yeah, the link to
Speaker 3: stream labs. I guess I'll have to open up stream labs.
Speaker 3: Let's see, and then you it's just the new super chats.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. Remember super Chats, Remember the
Speaker 3: old days, Remember those old days. So I think I
Speaker 3: have to have this open, so we'll us open up
Speaker 3: stream labs here. So it's gonna work like super Chats.
Speaker 3: So all you do is you go to that page
Speaker 3: and you send me your trump Bucks and there's a
Speaker 3: round true of two of trump Bucks trump Bucks deuce,
Speaker 3: drop a deuce on me of trump Us, and then
Speaker 3: you'll be happy. I will meet and make sure all
Speaker 3: of your dreams come true. And a lot of these
Speaker 3: protesters out in the street, they're going by this, right,
Speaker 3: they're going by this il hein oh yamar there this
Speaker 3: is there. But you want to understand the protesters read
Speaker 3: this right here all right. So I don't really understand
Speaker 3: how stream lives works. I think I do. I know
Speaker 3: I can't help the stream shopping. I don't know why
Speaker 3: it's chopping. Everything's got to always not work right. I mean,
Speaker 3: I wonder if it's the uh bitrate or whatever might
Speaker 3: be the bit rate? How are y'all doing today? Let's
Speaker 3: maybe we can change can't we change the bit right?
Speaker 3: Stream settings? It just never ends, dude, That's the only
Speaker 3: way to get this stuff fixed.
Speaker 4: Those to just do it, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean? Look at that two hundred nerds
Speaker 3: over to hundred nerds. I know the stream is choppy,
Speaker 3: thank you. But more importantly, did you know that the
Speaker 3: protesters are using Heidegger? Let's see. I don't think it's
Speaker 3: not gonna let me reset the stream? Is it? Like
Speaker 3: not the the bit rate or whatever? You know I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I guess I can just hope that it somebody try
Speaker 3: one of these stream labs. It's supposed to make that
Speaker 3: little gay sound, you know what I mean. I spent
Speaker 3: all day setting up stuff. I know it's chopping. I know,
Speaker 3: what do you want me to do? You think they
Speaker 3: deboost your streaming unless you do pro I'm not opposed
Speaker 3: to purchasing the pro It's only like ten bucks or
Speaker 3: twelve bucks? Is that what it is? I need to
Speaker 3: set that up. Yeah, I mean, maybe it'll iron out
Speaker 3: sometimes the it's the YouTube, all right, So somebody send
Speaker 3: me a dollar and let's see if this works on
Speaker 3: stream labs. Y'all are not ye dude? Like I make jokes,
Speaker 3: and I cannot make a joke without people taking it literal.
Speaker 4: The entire.
Speaker 3: Of the audience is aspurgers. So I gotta figure out.
Speaker 3: So I think you just go to the page, the
Speaker 3: stream lives page, right, If you leave a dollar, it's
Speaker 3: supposed to ding right. That's what we're here for, y'all. Dollars.
Speaker 3: That's all that matters is dollars. But stream Lives is
Speaker 3: better because they're not gonna take as much, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, Jill Bates, we are gonna be talking
Speaker 3: about some stuff today. But I mean, I'm just in
Speaker 3: a mood to clown you know what I mean? How
Speaker 3: can you can't take all this stuff too? Seriously? Got
Speaker 3: clown around? Gotta clown around. I made some emotional, moving
Speaker 3: e celebrity stuff on my Instagram. Everybody should go watch
Speaker 3: those videos, the very moving See might tried? Uh? I
Speaker 3: heard it? Look at that there we got a boomer
Speaker 3: tech support. Yes, we got a crazy zombie running a
Speaker 3: tiny gay zombie. Now he's way too big? Why did
Speaker 3: they do that? There we go. You gonna make that
Speaker 3: little gay zombie small? Put him up here? See the
Speaker 3: cute little ding. Did you hear that? A little Dan
Speaker 3: Dean gay zombie.
Speaker 4: There we go.
Speaker 3: Ooh, look at that another gay zombie. All right, that's
Speaker 3: what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: I'm happy money. See see how money makes us happy?
Speaker 3: And that's why I gave the formula to Jamie earlier.
Speaker 3: Look at that one dollars five dollars. There we go,
Speaker 3: cellular ink. I'm now converted back to the libertarian moral
Speaker 3: calculus ethos, and I actually have the algorithm to know
Speaker 3: how we make ourselves happy. And you buy baby basically
Speaker 3: you buy love.
Speaker 4: Look at that.
Speaker 3: Look at these little.
Speaker 4: Gay vampires, I mean zombies.
Speaker 3: There we go. It's working now. There we go a
Speaker 3: little bit of a buzz there all right. Now, The
Speaker 3: next problem is how do I see what everybody's comments are?
Speaker 3: I guess I got to make it bigger so we
Speaker 3: can see your gay comments that you guys sent. There
Speaker 3: we go. We are still gonna be talking about We
Speaker 3: are gonna be talking about dolphins, all right. So but
Speaker 3: the stream last page doesn't show me the comments. How
Speaker 3: do I see the comments. I guess the comment is
Speaker 3: what comes up on the screen is that. I guess
Speaker 3: that's how it works. Right, So you guys said boom
Speaker 3: or tech support. M hmm, all right, we're almost done.
Speaker 3: We almost got it all figured out. It's actually working,
Speaker 3: does anybody know. Yeah, we're gonna be talking about let
Speaker 3: in a minute, and I'm gonna be singing every You
Speaker 3: know what makes me the most money when I sing?
Speaker 3: Y'all got y'all throw zillions of dollars at me, zillions
Speaker 3: of zuck bucks when I start singing. So I will
Speaker 3: satisfy your lust and sing for you, and I will
Speaker 3: be taking requests. Since I've been demonetized, I'm reduced to
Speaker 3: being a lowly street performer. Well, thank god, thank god
Speaker 3: we have the super chest back. Look at that KGB Handler. Now,
Speaker 3: what does he say? I can't even see the stupid
Speaker 3: things so small? That's what she said, get it, that's
Speaker 3: what she said, KGB Handler. Maybe I should let that
Speaker 3: stuff stay up there longer.
Speaker 4: Yes, I have.
Speaker 3: I have fallen to the dregs of being a twitch performer.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna have to gamer, and I'm gonna have
Speaker 3: to show you cleavagage, but my cleavage will heal all
Speaker 3: of the division and dividance that we have seen the
Speaker 3: last two weeks. I just wish they would show what
Speaker 3: the super chats are. Anyway, I will iron out the
Speaker 3: specifics of stream labs comments because it doesn't let me
Speaker 3: see each person's comment. Now, come on now, no no
Speaker 3: boomer tech jokes. How many boomers set up stream labs?
Speaker 3: Come on one in the world ever? Maybe I want
Speaker 3: to interact with these comments. But all right, so, uh,
Speaker 3: what's up y'all? What are y'all up to? What are
Speaker 3: you doing? Do you come here often? How would I?
Speaker 3: How would I spit game on my audience? What's up?
Speaker 3: You come here often? I noticed you? You look oka?
Speaker 4: Hey today I'm gaming you guys. This is how I.
Speaker 3: Would speak game if you want to learn. I know
Speaker 3: she look okay today? Better than better than what I
Speaker 3: normally see, even though this is the first time I
Speaker 3: see you, girl?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 3: Is this your favorite chat room? Did you ever go
Speaker 3: to Yahoo Chat? I was on there?
Speaker 6: You see you, dummings and ring you see you? Your
Speaker 6: story to remain and the promises sweeding me from the
Speaker 6: crator to.
Speaker 3: There you go. That's some ASMR for you guys. Yes,
Speaker 3: I know it's attractive. Two hundred and fifty three nerds welcome.
Speaker 3: Looks like things are ironing out here. No more gay zombies.
Speaker 3: But you guys want me to sing? How do you
Speaker 3: get stream labs? You just go to the link. See
Speaker 3: it's like a separate page, and then you do the
Speaker 3: super chat there and then it pops up for me,
Speaker 3: even though I can barely read it. So I still
Speaker 3: haven't figured out all that yet. So there's somewhere that
Speaker 3: I can see less singing, more Biden tooting?
Speaker 4: Did Biden toot? I didn't know that Biden looks like.
Speaker 3: A a mannequin, like he's had more plastic surgery than
Speaker 3: Fox News anchor girls.
Speaker 4: He just looks weird.
Speaker 3: Dude. Yes, SpongeBob is out of the closet, and dolphins
Speaker 3: have all come out of the closet. Did you know
Speaker 3: that good dolphins are gay whales? I've said that for many,
Speaker 3: many years. That's now confirmed by mainstream media today, mainstream science. Well,
Speaker 3: one thing I can do is shout out to the
Speaker 3: names of the people. So I can do that with
Speaker 3: these tiny, not fat super jets. So let's try it
Speaker 3: that way. Shout out to David Solberg for that huge
Speaker 3: sixty sixth sense. I will now go purchase myself some
Speaker 3: gushers to support the revolution, but I diden't.
Speaker 4: Does look like a muppet.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Stuart right, he sent one dollar and
Speaker 3: sixty one cents. There we go. Let's see. Can I
Speaker 3: see that? Keep up the great work. Thank you on
Speaker 3: brown ten bucks out of that. It's working, although I
Speaker 3: cannot see I can't see the dang comments. All right,
Speaker 3: let's try it this way. I know what to do.
Speaker 3: I'm almost done with the boomer tech, I promise, and
Speaker 3: then we'll get to going. If I can make my
Speaker 3: screen bigger to where I can read the super chats,
Speaker 3: then we will be good. I guess that's as big
Speaker 3: as I can do it, all right, Shout out to
Speaker 3: Relux for sixty seven cents. Woo, you guys are slow down, now,
Speaker 3: slow down on the I. It's like you guys are
Speaker 3: sending me bitcoins. Sixty seven cents Kai, what's up? Five bucks?
Speaker 4: Sort of?
Speaker 3: That's okay. David Solberg another sixty sixth sense seven to
Speaker 3: one nine cellular ink, and there's a picture of a
Speaker 3: random Tommy Wizzow looking dude. Thank you for that sixty
Speaker 3: seven sense. So yeah, the minimum, all right, but thank
Speaker 3: you because the minimum shows that it works. So there
Speaker 3: we go. What's with these long ass intros? Who cares?
Speaker 3: Because I like to cut up? That's what this empire
Speaker 3: of intellect and IQ that I have built up on
Speaker 3: YouTube was built on me clowning around. That's how this
Speaker 3: empire was built. I'm the Constantine of cutting up. I
Speaker 3: am the Theodosius of I can't think of a thh word.
Speaker 3: I am the Justinian of juju juju mcgumbo jumbo. All right, yes,
Speaker 3: thank you for those beautiful rainbows. Welcome to the beautiful rainbows.
Speaker 3: I do have my glasses here, I could.
Speaker 4: Put those on.
Speaker 3: Does that make me more intellectual? You notice instead of
Speaker 3: the shark hat, now I wear the glasses in the debate,
Speaker 3: which are proph Oh look at that dude. What is that?
Speaker 3: There's a fat dude now on my screen out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I'm so, I don't know what
Speaker 3: I'm doing, but thank you for Jennifer Powers. I guess
Speaker 3: you sent the fat dude. If you send five dollars,
Speaker 3: you can use those.
Speaker 4: Gifts.
Speaker 3: But now the fat dude doesn't go away. So now
Speaker 3: you guys know how to hijack my stream and bombard
Speaker 3: me with that angry fat gamer dude that smashes tables.
Speaker 3: See that guy made a whole career out of being
Speaker 3: just a mad fat dude that smashes magic gathering stuff right,
Speaker 3: magic the lunchibles gathering a Oh my gosh. Now he's
Speaker 3: never gonna get off there, is he? See See you
Speaker 3: guys knew what you were doing. You hijacked my story.
Speaker 3: I'll never get rid of.
Speaker 4: That fat dude.
Speaker 3: Let's see alert box. Okay, dude, get off of there.
Speaker 3: Maybe it stays up if you do five dollars as
Speaker 3: that works, Well, we'll just have We'll just hang out
Speaker 3: with that fat dude the whole time. Do you dress
Speaker 3: down when you debate Libertarians? I may have in the past,
Speaker 3: I don't remember. Yeah, I was wearing like a cap
Speaker 3: and smart glasses. But please do check out my Instagram.
Speaker 3: I'm very proud of the moving messages that I made
Speaker 3: this week to help heal the dividence in our country.
Speaker 3: Our country is suffering from intense dividance, and one thing
Speaker 3: we learned is that we need to take responsibility as
Speaker 3: the celebrities have told us, and being.
Speaker 4: A high level.
Speaker 3: I want to use my platform to promote justice, tolerance,
Speaker 3: peace in the end of dividence.
Speaker 4: And calling out the.
Speaker 3: Protesters and you know the people who are the calling
Speaker 3: out the elite who are holding us down, and they're utilizing.
Speaker 4: The philosophy of this man.
Speaker 3: So there is my beautiful Instagram for all of you
Speaker 3: lower people on the a poll of society. You can
Speaker 3: go there and support my metal level humility when I
Speaker 3: when I sing for justice and when I speak out
Speaker 3: for justice. So yes, I took responsibility. If you saw
Speaker 3: the celebrities, my celebrity friends, we did a black and
Speaker 3: white good grief. Get this this fat dude out of here.
Speaker 3: He will not get off here wily. Maybe I could.
Speaker 3: I have to send my own super chat to get
Speaker 3: rid of that fat dude. I'm gonna be like that
Speaker 3: guy and just start smashing the tech.
Speaker 4: Remember that was That's.
Speaker 3: His whole stick, is that he just smashes tech and
Speaker 3: table turns over tables. I'm about to turn into that dude.
Speaker 4: Let me get it.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, we're just climbing around here, dude, we are
Speaker 3: gonna get to the meat. That's what she said. And
Speaker 3: we're gonna be covering our favorite dolphin Boy, and we're
Speaker 3: gonna be covering the Sense and MILLENNI welcome to the
Speaker 3: dawna of everything that you did do. Have you heard
Speaker 3: Corey Feldman's song Millennium?
Speaker 4: I actually play that song all the time.
Speaker 3: If you've not seen the video, go look up Corey
Speaker 3: Felderman's Millennium song. Can somebody send sixty seven cents and
Speaker 3: just get send sixty nine sense? Get rid of that
Speaker 3: fat dude. He's driving me nuts? Get him off of there.
Speaker 3: How do we get the fat dude off here? Dude, dude,
Speaker 3: I know that's why I wear the glasses in the debate. Now.
Speaker 3: I don't even have to debate in the debate. They
Speaker 3: just put the glasses on to be like dude. He
Speaker 3: doesreck that dude. He didn't even talk, but he's got
Speaker 3: those horned ram fifties computer nerd glasses on.
Speaker 4: Somebody, please send sixty.
Speaker 3: Seven cents, sixty nine cents and get rid of that
Speaker 3: annoying fat dude. Why is it doing this? I will
Speaker 3: give you a dollar if you send sixty seven cents.
Speaker 3: How's that? And then we'll get rid of that fat dude.
Speaker 3: I'm proud of myself. I got all this stream labs
Speaker 3: crat working the day. There we go, Come on, we're
Speaker 3: creeping up to three hundred nerds. See I was waiting
Speaker 3: until you know, people come in. I know everybody wants
Speaker 3: to debate me. The whole world wants to debate me.
Speaker 3: My goal is to become the most hated man in
Speaker 3: the world. Yes, we have a discord for debates. Remember
Speaker 3: the Fedora memes. Those were good old days. Can somebody
Speaker 3: please send sixty nine cents to get rid of that
Speaker 3: fat dude? He's drubbing me nuts. Now I'm afraid that
Speaker 3: something's not working and the fact that will never go away.
Speaker 3: It's a curse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I got to let's see.
Speaker 3: Thank you shout out Michael Cusick, Jennifer or Michael are
Speaker 3: the culprits here for making this fat dude stick on
Speaker 3: here for the rest of forever. Anyway, Please debate your dad.
Speaker 3: I want to debate everybody's dad's in one. Look at
Speaker 3: there we go.
Speaker 4: Okay, so people are sent.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Michai again, to Gregory, to Michael Cusick,
Speaker 3: And now it's not popping up because that fat dudes
Speaker 3: stuck there. Well, now you can blame stream labs because
Speaker 3: they're screwing you guys out of this. So yeah, so
Speaker 3: here is the stream laves link. I mean that's my Instagram.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. So the strength they're coming through, but they're
Speaker 3: not coming up on the stream the screen.
Speaker 4: So I apologize with that.
Speaker 3: Let's try this, let's try Oh there we go. Okay,
Speaker 3: so hopefully it's refer us. Now the fat D's gone.
Speaker 3: He plagued this this whole time, all.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, I will debate.
Speaker 3: I already called out Samuel Samuel Hyde. I called him
Speaker 3: out on that video where he was talking against our
Speaker 3: essential heroes. Remember that I called him out. What's up?
Speaker 3: I could probably if if we if we gave mister
Speaker 3: Hyde an advantage, like if I tie my fist to
Speaker 3: my foot, you know, some kind of advantage like that
Speaker 3: in the octagon, and then we have bro Rogan kind
Speaker 3: of you know in the middle. Maybe in that case. Also,
Speaker 3: if I'm on drugs, there we go. So it's working.
Speaker 3: It's just like choppy, that's what it is, all right.
Speaker 3: So I would take two puffs, two puffs of smoking
Speaker 3: Rogan before the fight. My hands are tied to my ankles,
Speaker 3: sam hide gets a cat of nine tails. I don't
Speaker 3: need a weapon. I got a deadly weapon right here.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure out how to make the fight equal.
Speaker 3: Give Sam Hide what else? Because Sam Hide and his dad,
Speaker 3: he could have his dad as kind of a tag team.
Speaker 3: I have to wear a strong, bad wrestling mask that
Speaker 3: covers my eyes, so it'd be like a Luke Skywalker
Speaker 3: training kind of thing. Maybe in that in that scenario,
Speaker 3: Maybe in that scenario, and Joe Rogan gets a heart
Speaker 3: attack gun that he can shoot at me at any
Speaker 3: point when it starts to look like I have the advantage,
Speaker 3: which would be the whole the whole time. Basically, maybe
Speaker 3: in that situation, Sam Hide could.
Speaker 4: Get a tie.
Speaker 3: It could be a tiebreaker, and then what would happen
Speaker 3: is we'd have shout out to Kerrie Rose for that
Speaker 3: super chat. I'm still gonna call it super Chests and
Speaker 3: name super Chests anymore, but shout out to Maybe. And
Speaker 3: then what would have to happen is that when that
Speaker 3: match was a draw, Sam Hi would have to get
Speaker 3: Butterbean in his corner. Because I've been studying, I'm actually
Speaker 3: training for studying the arts of UFC, so I'm taking
Speaker 3: my UFC training. Now, this is actually a good idea,
Speaker 3: didn't I didn't want to mention this to you guys,
Speaker 3: But we've been planning this match for a long time.
Speaker 3: So yes, so it's gonna be in the red I'm
Speaker 3: not saying it's already planned, but maybe I am, but
Speaker 3: maybe I'm not. And in the round two it would
Speaker 3: be a tag team butter Bean with mister Hyde in
Speaker 3: one corner of the octagon, and then it would be
Speaker 3: me in this case, no hands tied to the legs.
Speaker 3: But butter Bean and Sam Hide get all of the
Speaker 3: implements that you would use in bondage sessions, all right,
Speaker 3: so they get to use those things in the battle,
Speaker 3: probably tying me up, putting large weird tennis balls in
Speaker 3: my mouth or whatever. I would not have to have
Speaker 3: any weapons in that case either, right, But that's what
Speaker 3: we're talking about, right, So we're actually we're actually drawing
Speaker 3: up the legalities behind this match. Not gonna say what
Speaker 3: it's called, but let's just say that some of the
Speaker 3: UFC greats will be involved in this. We've got Kimbo
Speaker 3: Slice coming out, he's gonna be involved. We got Mirco
Speaker 3: Crow Cop, we actually have a clone of his leg.
Speaker 3: Mirco crow Cop of course, one of the greatest kickballers
Speaker 3: in football. His leg. We have a clone of his leg.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm gonna say. Shout out to Jennifer Power,
Speaker 3: Shout out to Carrie Rose. Look at this, it's all
Speaker 3: working now, can you believe it that this is working?
Speaker 3: Shout out to Gregory Hooshians. Shout out to Gregory Hoosians,
Speaker 3: Gregory Kouci, Shout out for that ten bucks. Yes. So
Speaker 3: people left, They're like, whoa dude, They're like, he's gonna
Speaker 3: take down Sam Hide, I'm out of here. Well you
Speaker 3: saw him a calling him out. Hey, you know where's
Speaker 3: he at? He's not addressing these issues? All right, We're back.
Speaker 3: See what I mean. They try to take me down
Speaker 3: with the demonetization, and all that did was lead to
Speaker 3: a future United Fighting Championships match where I'm going to
Speaker 3: be facing off against Butterbean in Sam Hut. Now I
Speaker 3: will be the greatest figure. I'm already, by the way,
Speaker 3: the hottest man in the history of the world. That's
Speaker 3: confirmed by Internet Modeling Agency Association of America. I I
Speaker 3: leaked all that on Twitter on Instagram, which you can
Speaker 3: go see at my Instagram and now I'll be the
Speaker 3: greatest United Fighting Championship Ultimate Rogan person in the world.
Speaker 3: So this is all backfired on the establishment by trying
Speaker 3: to keep the man trying to keep me down, and
Speaker 3: we called that out by calling out Heideger. So we
Speaker 3: are going to get to the again. I'm just having fun. Look,
Speaker 3: you guys send me money when I sing. Look at
Speaker 3: that twenty bucks Dustin Meek, let me tell you what
Speaker 3: your super chat was, not, Meek, it was very bold,
Speaker 3: bro bold bold as in bold font. You know what
Speaker 3: I mean. Thank you, Dustin Meeks. I will kiss your
Speaker 3: sweet cheeks now. If you've not seen mister Hyde's video
Speaker 3: about the calling out the nurses, oh maybe I shouldn't
Speaker 3: use people's real names.
Speaker 4: I just realized that.
Speaker 3: Oops. Sorry for dosing my entire audience and getting them
Speaker 3: all killed. Yes it did.
Speaker 4: It's just I think it's slow.
Speaker 3: But yeah, Sam Heideger, I called out Sam Heideger for
Speaker 3: a long time. And look, he's scared. You know what
Speaker 3: I mean, he's he's scared. He doesn't want to step
Speaker 3: into that octagon with me and Big John and afro
Speaker 3: Puff and Big d and Kimbo's lies. He doesn't want
Speaker 3: to step in that that ring, and we all know why.
Speaker 3: And if you go to my video calling him out,
Speaker 3: that's now you know why. All right. So, mister Hyde
Speaker 3: has a campaign, we'll say, quote unquote, to get onto
Speaker 3: Rogue Jogan. And if you want to support that campaign,
Speaker 3: you can also go to Sam Hyde's Instagram and you
Speaker 3: can call him out to get him on Rogan because
Speaker 3: that's the step for us having our United Fighting Championship
Speaker 3: Ultimate Battle. Right, So yes, support getting Road Jogan to
Speaker 3: get mister Hide on. So here is the link to
Speaker 3: my video calling him out, which sparked the drama that's
Speaker 3: going to lead to him getting on. What's up Tacy?
Speaker 3: What's up Tocy?
Speaker 4: All right, it's Stacy, isn't it. So now it's all
Speaker 4: cut off. I don't know, you know what.
Speaker 3: This is a this is a disaster, but whatever, Look
Speaker 3: at all these people at three hundred nerds. So there
Speaker 3: you go, Road Jogan, get Sam Hide on Road Jogan
Speaker 3: so that I can step into the octagon with mister
Speaker 3: Hyde and Butterbean. Uh, and let me find that for you.
Speaker 3: I will also share that for you so that you
Speaker 3: can support mister Rod, I mean mister Hyde. Uh. Everybody's
Speaker 3: getting mad. Where is your lecture?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 3: You are just talking nonsense. You are talking a bunch
Speaker 3: of nonsense. But you know what, guess what, that's what
Speaker 3: makes me money. People don't pay me when I talk
Speaker 3: about the real stuff. They pay me when I sing
Speaker 3: retarded songs. I did not say the band word. I
Speaker 3: said retard heed, two totally different words, D versus T.
Speaker 3: Look at those sweet supers. I'm about to weep, just
Speaker 3: like the celebrities. Weep because of all your beautiful superchets.
Speaker 4: And all these.
Speaker 3: Superchets are going directly into a hedge fund. They go
Speaker 3: directly from stream Labs into a hedge fund to give
Speaker 3: me the bitcoin dominance. I'm becoming a bitcoin whale as
Speaker 3: we speak. And then you're gonna find out big twist
Speaker 3: in the story. I'm not a bitcoin well, I'm a
Speaker 3: bitcoin dolphin coming out of the closet, bro, because guess
Speaker 3: what a dolphin is? A gay?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: We are we are bonkers today, aren't we? We are bunkers.
Speaker 3: Everybody loves it what I'm giving around because guess what
Speaker 3: this is the normal me. Do you hew Stone or
Speaker 3: you right now? Do look? How Stone are you? You
Speaker 3: know how stone. I am one which is natural high.
Speaker 3: You ever thought about a natural high? You know you're
Speaker 3: you're out here drinking your beer. You go hear drinking
Speaker 3: your alcohol? You got here smoking drugs? Have you ever
Speaker 3: thought about a natural high? Did you know that I
Speaker 3: am in a state of natural high?
Speaker 4: Twenty four? How do I get into that state?
Speaker 3: It's called alpha male, It's called being an alpha male?
Speaker 3: And you say, well, how can you be an a
Speaker 3: alpha male when you complained about being viciously attacked by
Speaker 3: a f Why, well, you go watch my video and
Speaker 3: you'll understand how that's the case.
Speaker 4: Uh, did I share the link?
Speaker 3: Anyway? Here's the link to get hide on Rogan so
Speaker 3: that I can step into the octagon with Hide.
Speaker 4: So everybody, everybody follow this.
Speaker 3: Change dot org campaign by mister Hyde to get Sam
Speaker 3: on Rogan, to get me to fight Sam. Let's start
Speaker 3: with today's serious stuff, right, So we're gonna get into
Speaker 3: this book that a friend sent me because we've already
Speaker 3: I haven't even gone an hour and I've already got
Speaker 3: like one hundred dollars which immediately went into my soros
Speaker 3: hedge fund to give me the bitcoin controlling shares of bitcoin.
Speaker 3: I'm the CEO Bitcoin bitches. So this crazy book has
Speaker 3: Carl Rogers, Jonas Salk, Tim Leary, Willis Harmon. That's going
Speaker 3: to be a key one. Marilyn Ferguson from of Course
Speaker 3: Our Aquarian Age Nonsense, Barbara Marx Hubbard. This is an
Speaker 3: all star cast of quacks from the sixties and seventies
Speaker 3: and eighties.
Speaker 4: And this book came.
Speaker 3: Out in nineteen eighty one, nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 4: Are you listening to me?
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty one? And you are going to be amazed
Speaker 3: at what is in this crazy book from nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 3: And we're gonna run. So this is a double up
Speaker 3: because these books go together. This is a Today's lecture
Speaker 3: on the elite the Lattave. And then we're going to
Speaker 3: talk a little bit about mister John See Silly and
Speaker 3: mister Silly. There's some crazy stuff in this book. I
Speaker 3: happened upon this book when I was in Florida. Went
Speaker 3: back to Florida for a week, two weeks last week sometime,
Speaker 3: and boy did we find some crazy Oh my goodness,
Speaker 3: so dusty in here, so dusty in here.
Speaker 4: Yes, you've heard me all right? Now.
Speaker 3: Willis Harmon is no nobody Uh. If you have watched
Speaker 3: in your Tristan's streams, then you've heard the name. If
Speaker 3: you have watched me in the past, you've heard the name.
Speaker 3: And I have to apologize because we have not gotten
Speaker 3: to mister Harmon's main.
Speaker 4: Text that is so crucial. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: There's so many texts of the elite, and Willis Harmon
Speaker 3: is one of the key ones changing images of man.
Speaker 3: Now you've heard me mention it a lot. Tristan and
Speaker 3: I did a whole stream on changing images of Man.
Speaker 3: But I've not actually done a talk on that document,
Speaker 3: and we need to do it. Tristan and I've been
Speaker 3: talking about for months, so we will eventually do that,
Speaker 3: maybe after I mop up the Octagon with the disemboweled
Speaker 3: body parts of Samuel Hyde and Butterbean. But for the
Speaker 3: time being, we're gonna start with this little, even more
Speaker 3: mind blowing work, this essay from Willis Harmon that is
Speaker 3: astoundingly prophetic. I'm always amazed at what these quacks who
Speaker 3: are quacks, but they're quacks with power. That's the thing.
Speaker 3: They're not just quacks. They're not just ducks. They're ducks
Speaker 3: with power. They're Donald Ducks and Willis Harmon, who himself
Speaker 3: was into creepy esoteric word stuff. He wrote this essay
Speaker 3: that we're going to talk about in this book, and
Speaker 3: then part two of this talk will include other essays
Speaker 3: in this book. I think we'll save the crazy Tim
Speaker 3: Leary chapter for the subscribers, and then I'll do a
Speaker 3: chapter out of this and we'll save the crazy stuff
Speaker 3: in this.
Speaker 4: Book for the subscribers.
Speaker 3: But the public content that you're getting is also equally crazy,
Speaker 3: just as crazy as this man right here with my
Speaker 3: high IQ glasses two thousand IQ, twenty and fifty IQ.
Speaker 3: See how that works, bow yau.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: Willis Harmon was the author of the Stanford research project
Speaker 3: Changing Images of Man. This of course, was about the
Speaker 3: revolution in not only man's of the world in the
Speaker 3: last several centuries and where to take things, but also
Speaker 3: a man's perception of himself and how to take his
Speaker 3: self perception.
Speaker 4: That would be key they realized.
Speaker 3: In terms of the White Papers and the social engineering
Speaker 3: to bring about the new era. Remember all the quacks
Speaker 3: in this book. We've covered Leary, somewhat, we've covered Ferguson.
Speaker 3: Remember we did the whole talk on aquarian conspiracy, which
Speaker 3: the book is not a conspiracy book.
Speaker 4: It's an establishment.
Speaker 3: Book just called a quarian conspiracy. We've talked about Jonas,
Speaker 3: the Jonah Salt brothers, right, No, he covered those people,
Speaker 3: but we haven't covered Harmon. And Harmon was into all
Speaker 3: this new aging stuff at the same time as being
Speaker 3: high level social engineering establishment Royal Technical College of Copenhagen,
Speaker 3: Stanford Research Noetic Institute of Sciences. Right. So he's connected
Speaker 3: also to these essay and Waco creepers, and he is
Speaker 3: going to tell us what to expect in the future
Speaker 3: in terms of work. Right. So this is about where
Speaker 3: in the in the you know, futuristic technocracy, work will
Speaker 3: be situated in man's day to day life when the
Speaker 3: when the New Age comes about. So this book covers
Speaker 3: politics right in the future, leisure in the future, what's
Speaker 3: Leary's Leary's chapter is wild and his is about science
Speaker 3: in the future. Uh. And then there is let's see
Speaker 3: what is This is a rare book, by the way,
Speaker 3: see see what you get here? Get this rare stuff
Speaker 3: that nobody knows about. Her talks about parapsychology is even
Speaker 3: in this by some creeper that looks like his Actually
Speaker 3: his name is Stanley Kripner. Stanley Kriptner looks like a creeper.
Speaker 3: It looks like the crypt keeper, right, so he's gonna
Speaker 3: tell us about that's probably like the Bill Murray character
Speaker 3: and ghost posters, right, And we know the Stanford Research
Speaker 3: was into all that stuff as well, right with studying
Speaker 3: the the Uri Yeller spoon bending stuff.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 3: But I wanted to see what Barbara or what was
Speaker 3: Saul talking about Agene. I don't know. Anyway, we'll get
Speaker 3: to that letter. It's fun to cover these psychlots because
Speaker 3: a lot of people don't realize how much power and
Speaker 3: influence the psychonauts had over steering society.
Speaker 4: But Harmon.
Speaker 3: All right, right, get ready to get blown away. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's just listen. I'm gonna blow you away. So everybody
Speaker 3: remembers and recalls the last three months, right, nobody will
Speaker 3: ever forget the last four months, three months whatever of
Speaker 3: their life.
Speaker 4: What we have seen.
Speaker 3: Right. But what does willis Harmon say in nineteen eighty one, Well,
Speaker 3: he says, in the future, the problem of extra people, yes,
Speaker 3: that's what he says on the first page, will probably
Speaker 3: be dealt with because they will you'll have pets people,
Speaker 3: what people pets. Now he's talking about he seems to
Speaker 3: be quoting John Maynard Keynes, and he talks about people, pets,
Speaker 3: extra people. The fortune. The fortunate may work, but the
Speaker 3: remainder will be people will be kept as pets. What now,
Speaker 3: when I did my ty Lopez video, I had Boomer pets.
Speaker 3: I didn't even realize I was prophesying. I was prophesying
Speaker 3: by the spirit of Willis Harmon and ty Lopez that
Speaker 3: there would be Boomer pets in the future. Willis Harmon
Speaker 3: says that now you're not even I'm not even blowing
Speaker 3: your mind yet, because that's not the blow of your
Speaker 3: mind part. He says that look at America. You know,
Speaker 3: you got this Protestant work ethic Max Weber stuff, right,
Speaker 3: Puritan Calvinist Protestant work ethic.
Speaker 4: And this leads to.
Speaker 3: The idea of the self made man. So America birds
Speaker 3: the the concept of the self made man. You know, huge,
Speaker 3: gonna be huge, right? The self made man and the
Speaker 3: self made man is connected to the idea of a
Speaker 3: corporate power structure that supposedly the individual just builds from
Speaker 3: the ground up, right, But holes and elbows, but hole
Speaker 3: grease and elbow grease all going into Sam Walton creating
Speaker 3: Walmart from the ground up out of his own Bill
Speaker 3: Gates inspired.
Speaker 4: Garage. Right, Bill Gates.
Speaker 3: Just tapped away, slapped away at his old computer in
Speaker 3: his garage, and out came the Internet in Microsoft. If
Speaker 3: you just work hard. So this boomer work ethic produced
Speaker 3: this weird society after the depress.
Speaker 4: Well, let's rewind it.
Speaker 8: Lit.
Speaker 3: He talks about that's the boomer work ethic, and then
Speaker 3: he gives a little bit of history and he says,
Speaker 3: the Great Depression led to this phase. Then after you know,
Speaker 3: the FDR and all that stuff, to this abundance. We
Speaker 3: got this period of the consum s to where mass
Speaker 3: consumption cannot exist without mass production, and that this was
Speaker 3: a phase that was logical in the progression of the
Speaker 3: economics of that time. This also was connected to disparity
Speaker 3: and then a welfare system, right, So social security, welfare,
Speaker 3: all of this eventually develops, and so you've got these
Speaker 3: weird supposed disparities between a great society and social benefits
Speaker 3: supposedly but actually which are just there to kind of
Speaker 3: keep people in a certain class so that they can't
Speaker 3: rise up. That's ironically what's going on. So there's actually
Speaker 3: some truth in this, right, So you get this period
Speaker 3: of expansion and remember what we saw in the Quickly
Speaker 3: Talks expansion and contraction, and the elite can from an
Speaker 3: economic perspective.
Speaker 4: Manipulate the boom ba cycle.
Speaker 3: That's one thing that we saw a Quickly cover. And
Speaker 3: Harmon's kind of he's not exactly saying that. He's not
Speaker 3: saying it's anything conspiratorial, but he's just kind of glossing
Speaker 3: over these concepts that idea. By the way, if you
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Speaker 4: Shout out Lucas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna have to figure out better to do
Speaker 3: the superchat thing here because it's all it's all different now,
Speaker 3: we get different stuff going on. So and I don't
Speaker 3: know how to if you don't want your name right,
Speaker 3: I don't know how to do it.
Speaker 4: Shout out to is that Mexican for Joshua?
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Speaker 3: never know you, Welcome, Welcome, welcome. So we know that
Speaker 3: there's these manipulative boom by cycles, and so he's kind
Speaker 3: of just serving all this and he says, look, we
Speaker 3: now that we've had the controlled period of expansion, industrialization, growth,
Speaker 3: which was he said, intentionally promote did now we've got
Speaker 3: to have the contraction period. So you industrialize to have
Speaker 3: all this expansion, and then you contract expansion and contraction
Speaker 3: by manipulation on purpose. And what this does is that
Speaker 3: this can then cause trans it's like successive cycles and
Speaker 3: transferences of wealth.
Speaker 4: That's the key here, that's the trick. So when you
Speaker 4: have these.
Speaker 3: Periods of boom, there's a lot of wealth created. Then
Speaker 3: if you wreck it, what happens. Everything drops, prices drop.
Speaker 3: The elite who have a controlling share can come in
Speaker 3: and buy up everything at a fire sale price. When
Speaker 3: everything collapses, then you have the government step in, which
Speaker 3: is an arm of the elite. Two socialize, and then
Speaker 3: the socialization ends up in a backdoor way transferring the
Speaker 3: wealth of that say decade back to the elite. So
Speaker 3: it's a cycle that they do. This was the thing
Speaker 3: that really blew my mind in the quickly chapter on FDR.
Speaker 3: That's how it works. It's not just a fiat currency
Speaker 3: conspiracy or whatever. There's decades of cycles of the economy
Speaker 3: that are long term scams that are played. That's what
Speaker 3: I'm trying to say. That's what it's so crazy. Nobody
Speaker 3: can figure that out though. That's like way too over
Speaker 3: anybody's head, and goofy. Libertarians are all committed to their
Speaker 3: low level, like one aspect angle of how economics works,
Speaker 3: and they can't they can't conceive of that. They don't
Speaker 3: know what you're talking about. All they think is that
Speaker 3: FDR socialized everything, but it was all great when it
Speaker 3: was prug To us, privatization and socialization are two arms
Speaker 3: of the same berg goofus at the top, not at
Speaker 3: all levels at the That's what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 3: So I'm trying to tell y'all.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm trying to tell y'all.
Speaker 3: Does that mean you can't start your own business? No,
Speaker 3: this is true for what's at the tip top, dude,
Speaker 3: I'm not talking about you and small businesses and medium
Speaker 3: business That's not what I'm talking about, all right, mechanization
Speaker 3: and automization, autumatization. Right, why go into Kroger and I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't have a person who waits on me anymore,
Speaker 3: have to scan and talk to that stupid robot Kroger woman.
Speaker 3: Welcome valued customer. Welcome valued customer, customer, and I it
Speaker 3: hurts my feelings because I know that that robot woman
Speaker 3: is not being genuine. She does not actually care about me.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't think she does. I don't
Speaker 3: really think she values me. Welcome valued customer. So mechanization, cybernetics,
Speaker 3: rationalization of all culture, automatization will lead to unemployment.
Speaker 4: Well well, well what do you know?
Speaker 3: Right, But that's not the crazy part. The crazy part
Speaker 3: of this is that what will happen in the future
Speaker 3: is that there will be a society.
Speaker 4: By the way, are they.
Speaker 3: Is this thing? Oh? Why? I can't think this is work?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. So I don't know. The
Speaker 3: stream labs aren't showing up on the screen, but there
Speaker 3: are stream labs coming through.
Speaker 4: So anyway, thank you guys.
Speaker 3: For all those sweet beautiful stream labs. They much appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I know the siction from all that coca plant that
Speaker 3: I snorted before the show. People are like, how do
Speaker 3: you do your shows through the coca plan? Man? Don't
Speaker 3: you know my good friend Bablo Escobar, he helps me
Speaker 3: starty streams. How do you do what you do? Plo bar?
Speaker 3: He sends me a little geef and he says, do
Speaker 3: your life streams, my friend? Do your life streams? My friend?
Speaker 3: That the commentor that usually does the super Chatsolo, that's
Speaker 3: Paulo Escobar shout out to our friend, Cholo, many many
Speaker 3: super chats. He's not sending super chats, dude, He's sending
Speaker 3: you know what. That's what helped me act so crazy
Speaker 3: on the streams. So anyway back to the crazy part. So,
Speaker 3: payment processing is all going to be different in the
Speaker 3: future monetary situation. It's all gonna be e E money,
Speaker 3: e E E shocker. Right he was right about that,
Speaker 3: wasn't he.
Speaker 4: Yes he was.
Speaker 3: And he says that the E currencies and the E bucks,
Speaker 3: all of this will transition everybody into a version of
Speaker 3: E welfare. Guess what he's talking about? Universal basic income
Speaker 3: now what did I just tell you the elite back
Speaker 3: in the FDR period after the depression, the FDR period
Speaker 3: comes in and socializes all.
Speaker 9: To show off something that we're all proud of. I've
Speaker 9: got a browser here. This is Jay Dyers, much vaunted,
Speaker 9: much sought after philosophy one oh one. Now he just
Speaker 9: got this page up. We are just testing it out.
Speaker 9: You guys are some of the first people in the
Speaker 9: world to see it. I want to say, for my part,
Speaker 9: it's not philosophy want to one. I think this is
Speaker 9: as mistitling. I really think is as like philosophy unleashed,
Speaker 9: because the philosophy want on one course, they give you
Speaker 9: kind of some useless information that you can't make sense of.
Speaker 9: Jay actually lays out, over twelve weeks, dozens and dozens
Speaker 9: of hours put into just the presentation of this, let
Speaker 9: alone the hundreds and thousands of hours of research that
Speaker 9: it takes to have a coherent evolution and history of
Speaker 9: the origins of philosophy, the uses of philosophy, the different
Speaker 9: ways to look at it over time, and how that
Speaker 9: has been brought about to what we have today, which
Speaker 9: is almost an absence of philosophy on the objective logic
Speaker 9: and reason side in an overabundance of woke philosophy that
Speaker 9: is irrational and is made up day by day as
Speaker 9: people are like I think we should bring racism back,
Speaker 9: and then here's a justification, and then it gets wokeified
Speaker 9: and spread out, and then all of a sudden you
Speaker 9: have a bunch of communist socialist ideas where you become
Speaker 9: the property in action. You need to be able to
Speaker 9: stand on your own ground. It helps to have a
Speaker 9: foundation in philosophy because it's a method define truth when
Speaker 9: you get down to it. Philosophy is there because you
Speaker 9: love truth enough to go and learn how to find it,
Speaker 9: because it's valuable. So if you're interested in things like that.
Speaker 9: There is the landing page. We'll link it up into notes.
Speaker 9: It is a longer once, so we'll get a shorter
Speaker 9: URL for this. I'm sure Jay has a link on
Speaker 9: his page. I just wanted to show it off. Now
Speaker 9: you know it exists, you can go look for it
Speaker 9: and see why this is not your father's philosophy. Right,
Speaker 9: So well done. I'm proud of everyone who helped to
Speaker 9: produce and edit the course, and of course Jay did
Speaker 9: a flawless job in presenting the course over those twelve weeks,
Speaker 9: and he's a jugger nut. He's another guy just like
Speaker 9: John Bush, in action all the time, doing something productive
Speaker 9: like very little wasted time in his week, those one
Speaker 9: hundred and sixty eight hours of being harnessed.
Speaker 3: And socializes all the wealth and all the energy and
Speaker 3: man hours to again transfer because Gus who everybody was
Speaker 3: in debt to. According to Quigley during the FDR period,
Speaker 3: all the money went back to the same bankers, an
Speaker 3: elite who engineered the depression. What a scam, but.
Speaker 4: It was decades of scams.
Speaker 3: And do you goophases who support this universal basic income?
Speaker 3: All these right wing idiots supporting the universal basic income?
Speaker 3: Do you actually how dumb are you? You think that
Speaker 3: this is to help you have an income? Are you serious?
Speaker 10: Good grief, how dumb are you?
Speaker 3: What do you think welfare existed?
Speaker 10: It was to keep people at a subsistence level so
Speaker 10: that they couldn't build a business. Obviously everybody knows this,
Speaker 10: Cloward and Piven. But he says, in the future, the
Speaker 10: UBI will a company of the welfare program. Now, by
Speaker 10: the way, I'm not saying that as a libertarian. Please
Speaker 10: stop thinking about things in such basic dialectics. I'm pointing
Speaker 10: out the big scale picture. I'm not trying to tell
Speaker 10: you to be a libertarian. I'm not trying to tell
Speaker 10: you to be a socialist. I'm not in any of those.
Speaker 10: I'm not in any of those.
Speaker 3: But he says, because I want your super chests, I
Speaker 3: want your super chests, right, give me your super chests.
Speaker 3: I want your trump Bucks to go regularly to my hedgephone.
Speaker 11: You have, you will have to prove that you are
Speaker 11: worthwhile to the collective, he says, to get your UBI.
Speaker 3: Wow, Now it doesn't just stop there. Anything that you
Speaker 3: want to do, whether it's get a job, go to school,
Speaker 3: to be brainwashed, will have to prove your social utility.
Speaker 3: Social credit system in nineteen eighty one. Look at that.
Speaker 3: Can you believe that the UBI is the exact same
Speaker 3: as the social credit system in nineteen eighty one? And
Speaker 3: anybody that say you deserve what you get?
Speaker 4: If you're that dumb to think that.
Speaker 3: Zuck wants to give you a buck a day to
Speaker 3: help you subsist you deserve what you get. So it
Speaker 3: says that, let's see, the whole social sphere will be.
Speaker 4: Dominated by this system.
Speaker 3: Everything will be based so needs will be based along
Speaker 3: with conditions where whatever you get is not going to
Speaker 3: be based on like your personal say, purchasing power or
Speaker 3: decisions in the marketplace. You understand that's going away. Okay,
Speaker 3: It's not that there won't be some kind of marketplace.
Speaker 3: It's that you're not going to have like free decisions
Speaker 3: and choices that you make in some market It's going
Speaker 3: to be like breadline type stuff, like you have to
Speaker 3: demonstrate the need to even get the thing austerity, So
Speaker 3: you won't get a car. You don't get a car
Speaker 3: because you don't need a car. The only people that
Speaker 3: need a car are the people who can demonstrate that.
Speaker 4: They have the need for the car for the social utility.
Speaker 3: All right, So if you're going to be riding around
Speaker 3: as a tattle tale, then you get a car. You
Speaker 3: don't get a cell phone unless you have a need
Speaker 3: for the collective for a cell phone. You see how
Speaker 3: that works. That's what he's saying. That's what is coming.
Speaker 3: Do you understand this is what they planned for decades.
Speaker 3: This is not a quack. He is a quack, but
Speaker 3: he's not merely a quack. This is a high, high level,
Speaker 3: top social engineer telling you in nineteen eighty one. What
Speaker 3: is rolling out right now? Social credit based on social worth. Now,
Speaker 3: who decides what social worth is? What you see, social
Speaker 3: worth is determined on the basis of social utility. So
Speaker 3: is this It's not communism. That's another thing. It's kind
Speaker 3: of sort of elements of communism, but it's not like
Speaker 3: straight up communism. Sorry, so don't make that mistake, which
Speaker 3: it's not all wrong to say this is a bunch
Speaker 3: of communism. It's not exactly communism, it's not exactly fascism,
Speaker 3: it's not exactly democratic capitalism.
Speaker 4: It's elements of all.
Speaker 3: Those systems into one big stink garbage juice smoothie. So
Speaker 3: initially it says the enhancement income, right, so it's gonna
Speaker 3: something like trump Bucks. The is a It will be
Speaker 3: rolled out as an enhancement income. This is to get
Speaker 3: you used to it so that then it becomes a
Speaker 3: subsistence income. So the enhancement income.
Speaker 12: Will roll over.
Speaker 3: So they roll it out gradually. Notice how this is
Speaker 3: all rolled out gradually preparing people. You see how this works.
Speaker 3: You're not dealing with dummies, You're dealing with weirdos and
Speaker 3: quacks and creepers. But they're not dumb. There's a sinister,
Speaker 3: dark logic that they have, and too many good hearted,
Speaker 3: naive people don't think that people at the top are evil,
Speaker 3: and that's how all of this works. This the end
Speaker 3: of this system is then an austerity based on tiny living,
Speaker 3: tiny living, tiny living, right, he was saying in nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty one they would bring in tiny living, and all
Speaker 3: the goofy millennials and zoomers are buying into tiny living.
Speaker 3: So this will lead to the post industrial society, as
Speaker 3: you can imagine the technocratic post industrial society. I'm glad
Speaker 3: that's still working, but I cannot read. I said, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna have to go into figuring out how the stream
Speaker 3: labs because I can't even read the comments as they're
Speaker 3: so small and they don't stay up. But at least
Speaker 3: we got it working. So shout out to Jackson R.
Speaker 3: A peer. I cannot even say your last name, gasp
Speaker 3: at what an awful last name? Are a peer? You have,
Speaker 3: Holy cow, But shout out for those fractions of trump
Speaker 3: bucks that you sent me. All your trump bucks are
Speaker 3: belonged to me. And look when my hedge fund achieves dominance,
Speaker 3: what's a three hun or almost a four hundred nerds.
Speaker 3: Look at that almost a four hundred nerds. Well, my
Speaker 3: hedge fund achieves dolphin dominance as a I'm not a whale.
Speaker 3: I'm not a bitcoin whale. I'm a big cooin dolphin
Speaker 3: because I'm out of the closet. When we achieve that dominance,
Speaker 3: then we can take over the world. So we're gonna
Speaker 3: have a good world takeover. That's what we're doing here.
Speaker 3: And I will install myself as the quizats Haak for
Speaker 3: he is a quiz at how iraq the universe is
Speaker 3: super being?
Speaker 13: And how can this be?
Speaker 3: Because he is how to act.
Speaker 14: Shout out to David Lynch, boone Dune, David Lynch, shout out, wow, Wow, Yes,
Speaker 14: I will be working on an Owen Wilson.
Speaker 4: I would be working on Owen Wilson.
Speaker 3: The repertoire of impressions has become ossified. It's old. We
Speaker 3: all know who Nick Cage is. We all know about
Speaker 3: Nick Cage impressions. We've heard Jordan Peterson. And by the way,
Speaker 3: I cannot beat Jim Bob Jordan Peterson. I'm jealous. He's
Speaker 3: better than me. He can do a better Jordan Peterson.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Jim Bob. But we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 3: amp up the impressions. Any we had a good time
Speaker 3: on that boiler room a few days ago. I was
Speaker 3: cracking up, right, We were doing Watto. I don't remember
Speaker 3: his Are you an angel? Right? Any there's a new
Speaker 3: one for you guys, Watto. But yeah, I mean you know,
Speaker 3: the Nick Cage will always be there in the repertoire.
Speaker 3: Obviously it's a classic, but we can't wear it out.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna be typecast as a Nick Cage impersonator
Speaker 3: out there on the Vegas Strip, like freaking elvist? Does that?
Speaker 3: Does that even exist anymore? That was a boomer thing.
Speaker 3: Elvis impersonators like zoomers.
Speaker 4: Don't even know who Elvis is.
Speaker 6: You said it doesn't.
Speaker 4: That is a temple.
Speaker 3: I just busted somebody's ear drops the heilo you asked
Speaker 3: me to INTI make me club can Bechuga You gotta
Speaker 3: no no. That was my completely retard ret head Bono.
Speaker 3: I was doing another new one, a new impression too,
Speaker 3: and I can't remember what it was. I don't know
Speaker 3: who am I talking about? Bono. Hello, he's only the
Speaker 3: head of the Beatles, the largest band of all time. Hello,
Speaker 3: who's he talking about? Who's Boner? Who's Bono, the head
Speaker 3: singer of the Beatles.
Speaker 15: Duh, dude, stop, yes, I know that's what I'm here
Speaker 15: to do, right, I am here to buster speakers.
Speaker 3: We're talked. Head Bono is not here. I'll turn this
Speaker 3: down so I don't hurt your speakers, your precious, precious speakers. Uh.
Speaker 3: Now I heard on a j O N E s Uh,
Speaker 3: somebody they're playing a clip of somebody who has beat
Speaker 3: my Bill Gates. There's a guy on a j O
Speaker 3: N E s who has a better Bill Gates than me.
Speaker 3: They're coming for me. People are beating me. Yes, Chas Bonham,
Speaker 3: the head of the Beatles. I'm gonna have to ramp up.
Speaker 3: My impersonations are getting weak. He's slipping. He's slipping, y'all.
Speaker 4: He's slipping.
Speaker 3: And I have to keep checking here because the super chets.
Speaker 3: It's all different, it's all different. Now, it's all gone away.
Speaker 3: I think I got everybody's I'm just making sure Jackson
Speaker 3: R a P. E R. Whose name I cannot even
Speaker 3: say about gasping without triggering trigger alert.
Speaker 4: So anyway, so that's.
Speaker 3: What we saw with this crazy book in the part
Speaker 3: two lecture for the subs, my beautiful, beautiful subs.
Speaker 16: My preakish precious I.
Speaker 3: Can I don't know if I can do gulling anyway,
Speaker 3: for my precious subs. Shout out to me. By the way,
Speaker 3: we got a lot of new subs this last several
Speaker 3: weeks due to the demonetization, So shout out to all
Speaker 3: the new subs that do is analysis. You will get
Speaker 3: access not just to the archived content. You will get
Speaker 3: access to the part two of this amazing talk, and
Speaker 3: that will cover Jonas Saw, Carl Rogers, Tim Leary, Marilyn Ferguson,
Speaker 3: Barbara Marx Hubbard, and various other weirdos. Next we're gonna
Speaker 3: move to the other part of this talk that's free,
Speaker 3: and then the part two will also have parts of
Speaker 3: this book. I stumbled upon doctor John C. Silly's autobiography.
Speaker 3: This weirdo wrote an autobicker. Look at this guy, by
Speaker 3: the way, I mean, he just looks like a complete
Speaker 3: loom dude. This guy looks like he would be eating
Speaker 3: shrimp out of a dumpster, right, And I mean who
Speaker 3: would eat shrimp out of a dumpster other than like
Speaker 3: doctor Steve Brule. Right, Well, this guy would this wacko.
Speaker 3: You would see him in San Diego wandering around the
Speaker 3: pier going through the dumpster looking for dumpster seafood shrimp
Speaker 3: out of the dumpster. This wacko. It's something else now. So,
Speaker 3: by the way, the reason this book is matters is that,
Speaker 3: you guys know, we did cover doctor John C. Lilly's
Speaker 3: programming and meta programming in the Human Biocomputer I don't know,
Speaker 3: two years ago, right, it was part of the Elite books.
Speaker 3: And we saw him say some really crazy stuff in there, right.
Speaker 3: And we saw him in an interview with I don't know,
Speaker 3: one of those old interview boomers, talking about how he
Speaker 3: tripped balls into the ethersphere and was bathed in the
Speaker 3: light of God, right, which we know what God he's
Speaker 3: talking about. So I had heard all these things that
Speaker 3: he you know, he talked, he doesn't talk about in
Speaker 3: the book that he implies. And not only was I
Speaker 3: right about all my suspicions, I was way more right
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 3: I didn't say enough crazy stuff about him, unless, of
Speaker 3: course he's like making stuff up. Is it possible he's
Speaker 3: making up tales? Sure, given his pedigree, given his connections,
Speaker 3: given his the stuff that he did work on. There's
Speaker 3: nothing out of the realm of possibility here. They're also
Speaker 3: weird connections. Again, who were the circles that he ran in, Well,
Speaker 3: he was in the circles of Laura Huxley, Eldus's daughter,
Speaker 3: Burgess Meredith. What Robin Williams is it is it's always
Speaker 3: just weird. But people, people are friends, people that you
Speaker 3: don't expect are like best friends with people you would
Speaker 3: never expect. It's just it's always weird like that. And
Speaker 3: doctor Richard Fineman, So there's always a connection, the coalition
Speaker 3: of the weird. Now, this book is promoted by Psychology Today,
Speaker 3: the New Age Journal, Library Journal, so it's not some
Speaker 3: weird thing. It's also promoted by Tim Leary. I think Leary?
Speaker 3: Did Larry write the intro to this? Yes? So Tim Leary,
Speaker 3: our favorite CIA psychonot, wrote the intro talking about guess what,
Speaker 3: remember Isaac Newton Remember Paracelsus. John Lily is the new Paracelsus. Wow.
Speaker 3: And he portrays Lily like some kind of accult esoteric shaman,
Speaker 3: just like Leary portrays himself. By the way Learry saying
Speaker 3: I am a devotee of Crowley so once again, now
Speaker 3: I don't know about if Lily was a devotee of Crowley.
Speaker 3: There will be some strange things in this book that
Speaker 3: will blow your mind. In part two, remember this whole
Speaker 3: row Jogan discussion with a j O n e. S.
Speaker 4: And Elon Vital Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: Remember that.
Speaker 4: Remember those famous.
Speaker 3: Shows Top podcasts ever in History?
Speaker 4: What did I think both? Well?
Speaker 3: I know a j O n e. S Was on
Speaker 3: there twice, but what did all of those three podcasts
Speaker 3: have in common? Are the elite and their crony quack
Speaker 3: quack army engaging with interactions with entities? That sounds crazy?
Speaker 4: Is it? Does?
Speaker 3: It really sounds crazy? Now?
Speaker 4: What's the Bible say?
Speaker 3: For a long time? People have been engaging with the entities?
Speaker 3: What did the top quote scientists of our age, the
Speaker 3: New Age, the New aon what do they say they
Speaker 3: go and talk to the entities? Lily has multiple chapters
Speaker 3: on this. I couldn't believe, you know, I mean, I
Speaker 3: can believe it, But that's not that even the crazy
Speaker 3: The other crazy part it is not just his conferences
Speaker 3: with the entities the aliens, but that he says, yes,
Speaker 3: of course I worked with the CIA and the Office
Speaker 3: of Naval Intelligence.
Speaker 4: Of course, now he portrays.
Speaker 3: It like, well, I didn't really want to follow what
Speaker 3: they said, but they came to me because they realized
Speaker 3: that all my research was gave the ability to have
Speaker 3: total mind control. And how you're saying, well, how does
Speaker 3: doing drugs and float tanks relate to total mind control?
Speaker 3: Because that's not all John Lily. Did you know what
Speaker 3: else he did? Brain chips? He worked on the Lily wave,
Speaker 3: which was waves manipulation frequencies that could target specific areas
Speaker 3: of the brain. And let's just say that some of
Speaker 3: his research gave the ability to to cause perpetual coup.
Speaker 4: Yes, you heard me right.
Speaker 3: It is that crazy. It's that crazy perpetual cou total s,
Speaker 3: the x X Y control, It's that crazy.
Speaker 8: Y'all.
Speaker 3: Sandy A Corporation CIA all up in John C.
Speaker 4: Lily's business match. Now you can debate.
Speaker 3: I think Lily was loon, right, I mean, this dude
Speaker 3: and his stuff about dolphins, I mean, come on, that's
Speaker 3: what's crazy. But you can think of whatever you want. Now,
Speaker 3: see you look at this. Nobody says this when I
Speaker 3: started talking about the meat. Nobody sends a single damn
Speaker 3: super chat when I start talking about the actual information,
Speaker 3: I'm just kidding. That's not that. But when I start
Speaker 3: talking about when I start singing, I must have a
Speaker 3: beautiful voice, because when I start singing and acting like
Speaker 3: an idiot, the money comes in and people say, I
Speaker 3: cannot believe people watch him? How does anyone watch his material?
Speaker 3: He is insane? Yeah, but I'm getting the bitcoins coming
Speaker 3: at me. I'm getting my own hedge fund of bitcoins,
Speaker 3: So joke's on you. The other thing we want to
Speaker 3: point out is that remember this crazy movie. Yes, now,
Speaker 3: when I watch the movie. Years ago, we had planned
Speaker 3: to do an analysis of Altered States. I didn't realize
Speaker 3: that that movie was about.
Speaker 4: This quack, this dolphin queen.
Speaker 3: Well, obviously, now that I've read his book and this, well, yeah,
Speaker 3: of course it was.
Speaker 4: Obviously it was about him.
Speaker 3: So guess what. There's a big Hollywood connection boo. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Paracelsus of our age who works with the CIA
Speaker 3: and O n I. It's also BFF with all these
Speaker 3: Hollywood where it does. Of course he is and he
Speaker 3: talks to aliens. She talks to aliens. How do you
Speaker 3: talk to anything? Is that trying to catch a falling star?
Speaker 3: It is a falling star, a fallen angelic star. How
Speaker 3: do you The Zoomers don't even know what I'm singing? Now?
Speaker 3: Alter States is hilarious.
Speaker 4: What you watch this movie?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's is it Jeff? What's his face? Was
Speaker 3: it Jeff Daniels. I always get the Quads and the
Speaker 3: Daniels in my head. They're all just one amorphous face
Speaker 3: because they all have these and even William Hurt, I know,
Speaker 3: I mean, but Jeff Daniels, Randy Quaid, William Hurt, they
Speaker 3: all just meld into one weird white dude face in
Speaker 3: my head. I don't know. Maybe the LSD is causing
Speaker 3: me to see this evil trinity of Quads, Quaid Ludes.
Speaker 3: But so what's interesting is that Lily was doing all
Speaker 3: of these tests for the National Institute of Mental Health,
Speaker 3: and so they came to him.
Speaker 4: They're like, bro, we gotta make this movie about you.
Speaker 3: Now that we know that this is about this quack,
Speaker 3: you gotta go watch that movie. Now, go watch Altered States.
Speaker 3: It's crazy because pay attention, especially to the scenes where
Speaker 3: he goes to do like Ayahuascar or.
Speaker 4: Whatever with the tribes. I don't remember where.
Speaker 3: He gets South or Latin America or whatever, and that's
Speaker 3: what the Sundia LSD. Gordon Wasson crew had been doing
Speaker 3: for a long time, right, They've been going down there
Speaker 3: for decades to study, you know, all the hallucinogens and
Speaker 3: the mushrooms and all that. But that seems funny because
Speaker 3: the way they picture his trips, they're really funny in
Speaker 3: that goofy seventies stuff. But the dumbest thing of the
Speaker 3: whole movie is when he regresses in one of the
Speaker 3: trips back to his primal state, which is accurate in
Speaker 3: terms of Lily's worldview. By the way he progresses back
Speaker 3: to when he was a monkey, this is like something
Speaker 3: out of I don't know, Dunstan checks In or something like.
Speaker 3: It just turns totally ridiculous. But you will get a
Speaker 3: sense of what's going on with Lily in the movie,
Speaker 3: pretty much accurate from what he says in his autobiography. However,
Speaker 3: I don't think the movie. It's been four years since
Speaker 3: I watched it, so I may have to go back
Speaker 3: and watch it, maybe do a whole other analysis of
Speaker 3: that movie after reading this book. In Lily's other book,
Speaker 3: I don't think it has him having his conference of
Speaker 3: the beings. Okay, that's the aliens, the entities that he
Speaker 3: talks to when he quote associates, thank you for that,
Speaker 3: Norman three sixty. You look at five dollars Lily's I've
Speaker 3: got to figure this out. I cannot even I can't
Speaker 3: read what you guys are saying. This is this isn't
Speaker 3: a mess. He talks to aliens, dangels, who sings that
Speaker 3: horrible nightmare song? He goes eight. He actually does. Dunstan
Speaker 3: checks in to to Lilly's psyche. Oh man, by the way,
Speaker 3: Dunstan checks in, I'm talking about terrible. What's the worst genre?
Speaker 3: Dog movies? By the way, shout out to Everything Is
Speaker 3: Terrible for their brilliant chop up and mockery of dog movies,
Speaker 3: which they've done this for like ten years. It's hilarious,
Speaker 3: maybe eight years. But actually got to hang out with
Speaker 3: Everything Is Terrible. They came and did a show in
Speaker 3: Memphis many many years ago before they were as big
Speaker 3: as they are now, and they did they dress up
Speaker 3: in the dog costumes at that time they were doing
Speaker 3: their dog show.
Speaker 4: It was hilarious and they had this was genius.
Speaker 3: They chopped up clips from all of these terrible dog movies,
Speaker 3: you know, like the kid dog movie genre, and all
Speaker 3: of them are the same. Where the dog runs through
Speaker 3: the kitchen and grabs the turkey off the dinner. He
Speaker 3: gets into the mud or the soap and he does
Speaker 3: the dog and it goes on all the family. The
Speaker 3: dog does the dog fart where it smells terrible, and
Speaker 3: then he makes.
Speaker 4: The doggy face.
Speaker 3: Those stupid archetypes are in every dumb dog movie. But
Speaker 3: are dog movies worse than ape of movies? Because guess what.
Speaker 3: Epe movies have all the same tropes. The apes do
Speaker 3: all the same stuff, except the apes have cigars and
Speaker 3: they'll smoke cigars, which is funny. That's it. Nothing else
Speaker 3: in epe movies is funny. They're terrible, just as bad
Speaker 3: as dog movies, except when a monkey has a cigar
Speaker 3: that actually is funny. I don't know why it is.
Speaker 3: Tell me it's not. Tell me a monkey smoking a
Speaker 3: cigar or a cigarette, but more so a cigar that's
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Speaker 4: Just tell me it's not.
Speaker 3: And by the way, thank you for that super chet
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Speaker 4: Much love to you anyway, So he talks.
Speaker 3: He talks to beings, and he also gets deeply into
Speaker 3: the worldview of viewing the body and the mind as
Speaker 3: two types of computers like a comput like hardware and
Speaker 3: software operating systems. He is obsessed With's that analogy which
Speaker 3: we already saw in his programming and meta programming analysis
Speaker 3: that we did.
Speaker 4: Okay, so uh though, that's the.
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Speaker 3: Have the dog making a mess?
Speaker 4: It had?
Speaker 3: I mean, what else can dogs do in dog movies?
Speaker 3: Air buds, dogs dunking and basketballs and shit? What else
Speaker 3: can you have on a dog movie other than the tropes.
Speaker 3: There's nothing else. That's it. And by the way, every
Speaker 3: animal movie aren't all the animal movies, don't They all
Speaker 3: have the same tropes.
Speaker 4: Of course they do.
Speaker 3: But I'm trying to remember in Marley and Me if
Speaker 3: the dog farted, if they had that lame joke in there.
Speaker 3: I can't remember. But Marlar dies at the end. By
Speaker 3: the way, ooh, I just blew up Marley and Me.
Speaker 3: I just spoiled Marley and Me. I hate dog movies anyway.
Speaker 3: I don't hate dogs, but I don't like dog movies.
Speaker 3: John Candy as Dog and Yeah, that's funny. Homeward Bound,
Speaker 3: Milo and Notice and Homeward Bound are like the only
Speaker 3: dog movies I've ever seen.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: And then oh I forgot, thank you Anthea. The dog
Speaker 3: has to sniff the butts, of course, and even is
Speaker 3: when the dog.
Speaker 4: Movies are.
Speaker 3: Have the human voices, that's even worse. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: I by the way, I told Jamie this. If you
Speaker 3: want to make Jamie madd just tell her that all
Speaker 3: dogs are going to Hell. I say this all the time,
Speaker 3: and it makes her. It gets furious. She's like, no,
Speaker 3: they're not like as if me saying that actually brings
Speaker 3: it about that I'm going to pronounce the metaphysical condemnation
Speaker 3: of all the souls of all dogs, but it really
Speaker 3: does ruffle her feathers. Is this a recording? It is not.
Speaker 3: Dog farts are not funny. I'm sorry they're not. I
Speaker 3: mean literally, the only funny thing an animal does is
Speaker 3: if a monkey smokes a cigar.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: There's no other I mean there's not even it's not
Speaker 3: even possible for animals to do anything else funny except
Speaker 3: cats and YouTube videos like jumping and knocking stuff down.
Speaker 3: That's kind of funny. That's like a five on the
Speaker 3: funny scale. But a monkey with a cigar, I mean,
Speaker 3: this is it's just funny, dude. I don't even who,
Speaker 3: nobody knows why.
Speaker 4: It's just funny.
Speaker 3: Anyway, There's something else I'll watched I was gonna talk about,
Speaker 3: but I can't remember what. Anyway, There's nothing more fun
Speaker 3: than just being an idiot on streams, is there? And
Speaker 3: today I gave you extra extreme gig u level idiocy.
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Speaker 3: the next couple of days we will get the part
Speaker 3: twos for you guys, so they think if there's anything
Speaker 3: else to cover to catch up with. I did finally
Speaker 3: finish the last of the Catechetical lecture, so you can
Speaker 3: go listen to in the members section. The last of that,
Speaker 3: Jamie and I will do the final part of the
Speaker 3: Guy Girl Talks. Part three of that will be for
Speaker 3: members in the next week. Church of the Eternal Logos
Speaker 3: and I will do the part two of the Lawsky.
Speaker 3: We will have doctor Bo Branson on for a talk
Speaker 3: in the upcoming weeks week or weeks, who you saw
Speaker 3: on the debate review will be covering his material on
Speaker 3: the lecture series that he did. What else is going on?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I really want to get you know.
Speaker 3: It's once they demonetize the channel, it's like you lose
Speaker 3: the zeal, the zest for coming on here and acting
Speaker 3: like an idiot. And again at all you guys send
Speaker 3: like so much money when I act like an idiot,
Speaker 3: when I tell you when I do the lectures nobody
Speaker 3: sends money, but when I act like an idiot, it's like,
Speaker 3: here comes the money. I'm like Scrooge jumping off of
Speaker 3: the diving board into his you know, pile of gold.
Speaker 4: So anyway, any.
Speaker 3: Last requests before we close up shop, y'all shall talk
Speaker 3: about dogs.
Speaker 4: Thank you for that link. They're okay.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Okay. Shout out to Father Deacon and
Speaker 3: a nice Norwegian noose in the chat. Shout out to
Speaker 3: William Kane. Shout out to all of our Ortho bros
Speaker 3: and our normal friends. Shout out to our enemies as well.
Speaker 3: I'm sure are always lurking, lurking like Audrey Horn. Our
Speaker 3: enemies are lurking. I don't think I have anything else anymore,
Speaker 3: anything else.
Speaker 4: Honestly, this kind of stuff is most fun. I'd rather
Speaker 4: just sit and just act like an idiot.
Speaker 3: I know. I look, come on, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: debate about leaving platforms. I need to be on as
Speaker 3: many platforms as possible.
Speaker 4: That's the solution here.
Speaker 3: You want me to sing some more, I should sing.
Speaker 3: I should just sit here and sing all day, because
Speaker 3: that's when the super jets come in. What h what
Speaker 3: do you want me to sing what's that awful? Sting?
Speaker 4: And Brian Adams?
Speaker 3: Is it? Rod Stewart stinging? Brian Adams?
Speaker 4: Let's do it?
Speaker 3: Afun one flew up. The gods have cursed me for that.
Speaker 3: That song is anathema. As you can see, if you
Speaker 3: try to sing it, you'll die. Jordan Peterson singing Somewhere
Speaker 3: over the Rainbow? No, no, I gotta get in the
Speaker 3: Jordan Pearson mode here.
Speaker 7: No. Well, the question is a right, can you sing
Speaker 7: somewhere over the rainbow?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: Can you sing somewhere over the rainbow? Some where over
Speaker 7: the rainbow? He in the skies? There's my archetype of
Speaker 7: my father staring me in my dead eyes?
Speaker 4: How's that?
Speaker 3: I was pretty good? Come on, come on, y'all.
Speaker 4: That was pretty good. This is fun.
Speaker 3: We could do this for a little bit longer. I
Speaker 3: am on bit shoot every day we will bitch you.
Speaker 4: I'm on bitch you.
Speaker 3: Been on bitch you for two years, dude, and I
Speaker 3: constantly upload stuff to you to bitch you and it
Speaker 3: gets fifty views. So you know, what's the point. Did
Speaker 3: you like that?
Speaker 4: Come on?
Speaker 3: Come on? That was pretty good. It didn't like kermit?
Speaker 3: That was actually that wasn't that bad it. I think
Speaker 3: that's a better Jordan Peterson than I used to do.
Speaker 3: But I haven't done Jordan in so long. The chat's
Speaker 3: always a little bit behind, so I can't. I got
Speaker 3: to catch up to what you guys are saying, all right,
Speaker 3: So let's do Let's do some impressions. That's always fun.
Speaker 3: If you guys want to send me more of your money,
Speaker 3: show me the prove to me that you love me
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Speaker 3: the sixth we already.
Speaker 4: Can tell you the six people who disliked it.
Speaker 3: It's the six people who hate who hate me? Uh,
Speaker 3: by the way, smash like, we can almost get that
Speaker 3: up to two hundred. We got three hundred still hanging around. Creed.
Speaker 3: It's always on the same Creed. That's the worst. Let
Speaker 3: me move this microphone way so I don't kill y'all's
Speaker 3: ear drums.
Speaker 18: Let us heard news today. It seems Tristan it's fully
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Speaker 18: to this place. I'll show you ever hang.
Speaker 4: I don't got none else?
Speaker 3: How was that? That's how I like Creed, don't it.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Tristan. Shout out to Tristan. How come on,
Speaker 3: Nick Cage and Arnold Schwartzenegger, this is the worst. I mean,
Speaker 3: they're the best, but actually I don't I can't do
Speaker 3: Arnold that good. I don't know why Arnold is hard.
Speaker 3: You would think Arnold would be like the the best
Speaker 3: or easiest, but Arnold is pretty difficult. It's actually a
Speaker 3: really weird cadence. I don't know, it's it's hard to
Speaker 3: get it just right. I mean we've only gone for
Speaker 3: an hour and forty, so we can we can.
Speaker 4: Stretch this out.
Speaker 3: Pull us a fluff in here, pull a fluff into
Speaker 3: this more mumble.
Speaker 4: That was pretty good, Creed, though.
Speaker 3: Crypt keeper, Yes, the crypt keeper.
Speaker 16: The cripkeeper sounds a little bit blank.
Speaker 3: Uh shot, it's one blank. I'm the cryptkeeper.
Speaker 16: I'm also the bigger of Los Angeles here.
Speaker 3: How's that I can't do? Tucker Carlson. The crip keeper
Speaker 3: sounds a little bit like Cobra commander. That's what I
Speaker 3: was trying to think of.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but yes, you see Cobra recommend This sounds a
Speaker 19: lot like the crypt keeper, except the crypt keeper works
Speaker 19: for Cobra commander.
Speaker 4: How's that?
Speaker 3: So those are hard on the voice? What do I
Speaker 3: think of trying Day? Trying Day is my publisher. What
Speaker 3: do you think I think? I like? I like my publisher.
Speaker 3: Uh yes, By the way, give me money for this.
Speaker 3: I don't do impersonations for free. Give me money. By
Speaker 3: the way, I got to be on a I don't
Speaker 3: my Ben Shapiro is not that good. All right, it's okay.
Speaker 3: I can't do Bob second, but I got to be
Speaker 3: on the podcast with Ben Swann and Sam Tripoli. Dune
Speaker 3: du dune. All right, that's my do your impression of
Speaker 3: San triple dude. I gotta get a flat built hat
Speaker 3: and I'll put these glasses one.
Speaker 8: Okay, bye?
Speaker 3: Not that grave?
Speaker 8: Okay, well bye, don't.
Speaker 4: There's my Sam tripley.
Speaker 12: Now, if you want to do Doctor Phil, it's real
Speaker 12: easy to do. You just move it back a step.
Speaker 12: And I want to comment on this woman who got
Speaker 12: mad when I did Doctor Phil. One time I did
Speaker 12: Doctor Phil, and I said, are you calling the audience.
Speaker 3: A bunch of hoes?
Speaker 12: Yup?
Speaker 3: Cap me outside it by that Now you're saying the
Speaker 3: audience are a.
Speaker 4: Bunch of hoes.
Speaker 3: I got an email from a woman calling bitching me out, saying,
Speaker 3: how dare you call your audience? She thought I was
Speaker 3: calling the audience hose, I'm like, do you not know
Speaker 3: who doctor Phil is?
Speaker 4: That was one of the best emails ever.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I still get emails of people
Speaker 3: who are targeted individuals that David Lynch is targeting. David
Speaker 3: Lynch is not targeting you. I'm sorry with these crazy
Speaker 3: people that email me. Do Whoopy Goldberg. That's awesome. All right,
Speaker 3: we got another super chat. That's why I do this stuff.
Speaker 3: Stewart Glenn Wright two dollars. Thank you, Stuart much appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Doctor Phil is not my best impersonation.
Speaker 19: Doude you want me to do to Larry Nichols. Well, now,
Speaker 19: Hilary was at a witch coving one diamond. She's seen
Speaker 19: that marine Obamavich and she was out there, what Hillary
Speaker 19: doing the witch stuff.
Speaker 3: She had a pumpkin that.
Speaker 19: Was working like a witch's coloring and she was throwing
Speaker 19: the hair from tonail from George Soros and the witches brew.
Speaker 3: Yes, I do, I do, I do do a perfect
Speaker 3: Larry Nichols, I do. I'm sorry some of my impersonations
Speaker 3: are perfect. Yes, that's your right dangerfield. I was about
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 13: Way to go, Coop. Today, we have to target some
Speaker 13: of the people in random small towns. Coop, I need
Speaker 13: you to take this FBI equipment and to target random
Speaker 13: people that are weird on the internet. Then, Coop, I
Speaker 13: need you to send an email to Jay pretending to
Speaker 13: be these people Blue Rose, how's that?
Speaker 4: I don't know who Jabberjaws is?
Speaker 3: Wow wow wow wow wow wow Yeah yeah, wow wow.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I've never even thought to do Owen Wilson,
Speaker 3: So I do need to work on Owen Wilson. I'm
Speaker 3: never even thought to do one Wilson. Yes, I know
Speaker 3: that's my stick. Oh oh yeah.
Speaker 4: We gotta do our favorite gotta do.
Speaker 3: Our boy, we gotta do our favorite comedy. Let's see,
Speaker 3: let's see what what? Uh? Give me a give me
Speaker 3: a scenario for z Zak. So we gotta do z
Speaker 3: zach h What is z Zac doing? Uh? He's talking
Speaker 3: to somebody?
Speaker 4: Do z Zac doing?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: Give me the scenario that makes it easier? Don't say,
Speaker 3: just Dozza. I can't do Bruce willis what is z
Speaker 3: Zac up to? Who's he talking to what's he doing?
Speaker 3: Order a pizza? He's I don't know what's he doing?
Speaker 4: Z Zach doing what? I know?
Speaker 3: The chests behind so.
Speaker 4: Face, who's face?
Speaker 3: Okay, I want I'm gonna do z Zach, but give
Speaker 3: me a scenario of what is z Zach doing.
Speaker 4: By the way, we did a hilarious thing with Jimbob.
Speaker 3: We did a live stream on Instagram where we were
Speaker 3: doing a debate between z Zak and Peterson. That was funny.
Speaker 3: No not zac on hegel come on, get a funny
Speaker 3: scenario z Zak doing something. Check you out, cann or
Speaker 3: come on, get more creative than that. It'll be the
Speaker 3: wackier it is, the funnier it'll be. There we go,
Speaker 3: got it.
Speaker 4: Z Zach arguing with Dugan.
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see, I'm trying to figure trying to remember
Speaker 3: my my dukean I do I do a pretty good Dugan.
Speaker 3: Z Zak arguing with Dugan. I'm gonna hold off on Dugan.
Speaker 3: Let's let's do. Z Zach arguing you can't see your
Speaker 3: super chat. Let me see if you sent one, let
Speaker 3: me pull it up. Shout out to Tim a Fay
Speaker 3: he sent ten bucks. H William, I'm sorry if you
Speaker 3: sent a super chat and I missed it.
Speaker 20: Okay, see this, this, this drives through I wull go
Speaker 20: have this the capitalist system with it drives through forces
Speaker 20: want to to what is this?
Speaker 8: This?
Speaker 21: This this this headset that you will that you speaking
Speaker 21: to the fetishism of the commodity with the had set.
Speaker 3: To speak into this.
Speaker 21: This is the transferring the information to me, which is
Speaker 21: the dollar menu. All I want what the dollar menu
Speaker 21: itself to show the reality of its being inside of
Speaker 21: the sweating No nonsense.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That was all nonsense, made pure zero sense. The pick
Speaker 3: on I haven't heard actually that I have to. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to do Okay, So from now on
Speaker 3: I will only well, people don't know who in the
Speaker 3: chat is me anyway, I'm not gonna dox you guys. Ah,
Speaker 3: So I'll start doing it like i'll do shout outs
Speaker 3: to not dox people. By Well, I can't give you.
Speaker 3: You already have your own gay name. I can't give
Speaker 3: you a new gay name. I was thinking I could
Speaker 3: give you like a makeup and name that sounds like you.
Speaker 3: But anyway you want some more impressions, I'd be glad
Speaker 3: to give you some more if y'all want it. If
Speaker 3: you want it, do you want to come get it?
Speaker 3: Should we sing some more songs? Soy face? Okay, do
Speaker 3: your best soy face. The light's getting a weird in here.
Speaker 3: How's that?
Speaker 4: That's pretty good?
Speaker 3: So face? I gotta put these on to do a
Speaker 3: proper soy face.
Speaker 4: They're pretty good.
Speaker 3: Lurking Jay, lurking Audrey. All right, well I don't see anymore.
Speaker 3: I can't do him. I can't do em. J Give
Speaker 3: me a box of wine and let me start ranting.
Speaker 3: Keanu reacting to Zizek.
Speaker 22: There is this this principle of the the the the gun,
Speaker 22: which like the couples system, which the shooting out of
Speaker 22: the semen, which is represents the patriarchy.
Speaker 3: Whoa, and the guns were also seamen?
Speaker 4: How's that so? Keanu?
Speaker 3: As Bill realizing the phallic symbolism of z.
Speaker 4: Zek, How's that?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 23: Yes, Jerry, I can do a good Greg boonch and
Speaker 23: uh not if we talk about if we want to
Speaker 23: talk about Greg Bonchin and the transcendental argument, well, the
Speaker 23: easiest way to do Manchon is to just talk in
Speaker 23: this monotone voice about the transi dental argument, Jerry.
Speaker 4: How's that?
Speaker 3: That's pretty gooinst a decent boce. I think I used
Speaker 3: to do a better bonce when I was younger. But
Speaker 3: whoa dude, what? Whoa whoa what? Oh the Keanu doing?
Speaker 3: Whoa Jesse Ventura singing? Creed?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, let me get my Jesse.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, well, the question is what happened on
Speaker 8: the day of nine one one? Well, you know, you know,
Speaker 8: Alex Well, I just heard the news today. It seems
Speaker 8: Jesse j it's gone to die in sight of But well,
Speaker 8: are you just heard the news today?
Speaker 4: Nah, I can't do it. That's gay.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. It was almost okay, But if you're doing Jesse,
Speaker 3: I can't sing and do Jesse.
Speaker 4: So that was that was a fail F press F.
Speaker 4: But we did good.
Speaker 3: Thank you for for We had a nice series of
Speaker 3: super chest today. Arnold explaining the best way to heal
Speaker 3: Americas to get the pomp anything else, We already ran
Speaker 3: one hundred people off that money.
Speaker 23: Well, will William williamsh the crackers and the pantry fallacy,
Speaker 23: The crackers and the pantry fallacy.
Speaker 8: Do a bit of Bernie. Bernie Sanders does not want
Speaker 8: you to vote for Bernie. He wants you to vote
Speaker 8: for Zizek, who will then abdicate the throne after the assassination,
Speaker 8: to give the throne over to Bernie Sanders, and we
Speaker 8: will all have the exact same toothpaste. I'm running on
Speaker 8: a platform of everyone having, of course, the same bottle
Speaker 8: of toothpaste. No, if a Brian's a toothpaste, there should
Speaker 8: only be one. There should be Barney toothpast.
Speaker 3: How's that's so good for Bernie? A J donated five dollars.
Speaker 3: I can't see the comments. Sorry, it's so stupid that
Speaker 3: I cannot see the comments on this thing. Bernie runs
Speaker 3: out of toilet paper. I used to do Krusty, but
Speaker 3: I don't remember how Krusty talks anything like that. That's
Speaker 3: his life. But I can't remember how Crusty talks. Alec
Speaker 3: A Guinness explaining orthodoxy as the force you don't need.
Speaker 3: He doesn't you doesn't need to see energies. These aren't
Speaker 3: the doctrines you're looking for.
Speaker 4: He can go about his business.
Speaker 16: Move along.
Speaker 3: I don't know that was dumb. Those are pretty good,
Speaker 3: that right.
Speaker 24: Come here, a little one, don't be afraid, Come here,
Speaker 24: a little one.
Speaker 3: Don't be afraid.
Speaker 4: That pretty good. That was you want? Is that what
Speaker 4: you want?
Speaker 3: I can't do SpongeBob. I can't do Biden Alex, Alex
Speaker 3: Jay telling Nick talking with Nick Cage about DMT. It is.
Speaker 25: It is Sunday, two thousand and five. We earned me
Speaker 25: live for the next six hours as I trip along
Speaker 25: with my guest Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 4: Nick, you have been at.
Speaker 25: The center of a lot of controversy over the years
Speaker 25: when it comes to doing drugs. Now when I was
Speaker 25: with Joe, folks, Okay, I'm just gonna lay it out
Speaker 25: with the folks. Okay, there's a interdimensional demon goblins, folks, Okay,
Speaker 25: it's all real, man.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think my Alex has gotten worse over the years.
Speaker 3: It used to be on point, and I don't know
Speaker 3: if I feel like my Alex is just degenerated.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the problem is. But I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna do Nick Kay's talking Alex Shols.
Speaker 3: Sorry. I mean, I can still pull off Alex, but
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's something I'm missing. It's too gravelly.
Speaker 3: But he I think actually he used to be more gravelly,
Speaker 3: and now his voice is more normal voice. It's not
Speaker 3: as gravelly as it was ten years ago.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: What do you guys think my Alex Jones is decent?
Speaker 3: It's not great, it's just decent. I mean I think
Speaker 3: I do it better Alex than most people because a
Speaker 3: lot of people sucks but as the mediocre. But there's
Speaker 3: plenty of people that do.
Speaker 4: It way better.
Speaker 25: So it is Sunday, two thousand and five. We're gonna
Speaker 25: belyve for the next six hours. It is, it is,
Speaker 25: it is Sunday. It is Sunday. It is Sunday, two
Speaker 25: thousand and five. We're gonna be alive over the next seventeen.
Speaker 4: Hours, folks. I've got the documents.
Speaker 3: How's that? John Hagey, my indfensial Israel.
Speaker 8: If you look in my new book, in Defencial Israel,
Speaker 8: you'll find sixteen.
Speaker 3: That's the blood moons of Israel cursing me for daring
Speaker 3: to mock John Hagey.
Speaker 4: I do do it.
Speaker 3: I do it pretty perfect, John Hagey, let me come on.
Speaker 3: I mean, I can't do him. I can't do emj
Speaker 3: Why do you keep that I don't know. I can't
Speaker 3: do him.
Speaker 4: I can't do hesher.
Speaker 3: Trying to the people that I know I can do
Speaker 3: it okay, Patrick, right, welcome, welcome, welcome, there's my Patrick
Speaker 3: can't do Tristan can't do Benny, he can't do.
Speaker 16: Hey, guys, get down, Chubbs, there's kJ. Hey guys, this
Speaker 16: is kJ here, get down, Chubs, Burger.
Speaker 3: King foot let us. Number five, that's my favorite chills
Speaker 3: and if Funny you with him, you say you love me.
Speaker 3: I've been trying to get away for some time, part
Speaker 3: ways with the life. I chose take back what's mine?
Speaker 3: But it's all good? Oh?
Speaker 4: Was that that was a pretty good John?
Speaker 3: Hegy? Though?
Speaker 4: I do? I do? Hey? You perfect?
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 19: Low gott.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 3: I can't impersonate him.
Speaker 4: Did you like the kJ? Come on? That's pretty good kJ?
Speaker 16: What what is what in this wilderness says that? It's
Speaker 16: a good Jay?
Speaker 3: Jay?
Speaker 16: If there was a computer? What in this wildness says it?
Speaker 16: Date's a good How's that?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: I can't do any other grass Dison, He's too normal?
Speaker 3: I do a.
Speaker 4: Badass chills though. Number eleven.
Speaker 3: These people found dust floating in the air, and when
Speaker 3: their camera took a picture, clearly there's a circle. What
Speaker 3: are these orbs? I hope that they are okay? Number ten,
Speaker 3: we all love to go skydiving, but sometimes when we
Speaker 3: go skydiving, the skydiving suit doesn't open. In this case,
Speaker 3: I hope that they are O number nine. Everybody likes
Speaker 3: to play an instrument, but sometimes when you play an instrument,
Speaker 3: it could be haunted. Look here at this photo and
Speaker 3: you will see in the background clearly there is an
Speaker 3: orb over this guitar. I hope that this guitar is
Speaker 3: okay number five. If you want to know what I
Speaker 3: look like, go to my instagram. Dylan is chilling Whitey.
Speaker 3: Studies show that people who leave thumbs up are nice
Speaker 3: people and it makes them happier. So leave me your
Speaker 3: thumbs up and go to my instagram. That's a damn
Speaker 3: good chills. That's a damn good chills. Come on, what
Speaker 3: do I think of Bigfoot? Come on, dude, come on.
Speaker 3: I did daeff, I did JF.
Speaker 4: Carl Sagan.
Speaker 3: I can't balloons and balloons. I can't think of what
Speaker 3: Carl Sagan says other than billions and billions. I know, right,
Speaker 3: I know right, Come on, that chills that chills his
Speaker 3: own point. I know that chills his own point. Let's see,
Speaker 3: so I was singing that one chill song. What's the
Speaker 3: other chill song? Ain't it funny? You? And then you
Speaker 3: say you love me? All right, So there's ain't it funny?
Speaker 3: And then there's the other one. All right, So there's
Speaker 3: that one, and then I know the other one too.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think of how that one goes. You
Speaker 3: said switching sides. You ain't got no pride, you girl.
Speaker 3: We survive. I don't know how we survived. Make them
Speaker 3: up our lives. You change like the tides change the tides. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you ain't got no pride anyway. Number fifteen, red Pill
Speaker 3: White is in the comments, and he is often saying
Speaker 3: crazy things. In this example, you can see that red
Speaker 3: Pill White obviously has something behind him. What do you
Speaker 3: think that it is? Leave me a comment below. I
Speaker 3: can kind of.
Speaker 26: Do Mark Pasio natural law, Well, you know what we
Speaker 26: all possess, natural law, natural rights to natural laws. As
Speaker 26: a former member of the Dark Occult, there's a remember
Speaker 26: of the Darker cultist, the Darker Cultus in natural law.
Speaker 3: There's my there'sh he did a spell on me. He
Speaker 3: did a Darker Cultus spell on me, made me cough.
Speaker 3: Mark Passley was coming at me. No I can't do
Speaker 3: already did David Lynch. I know I can't do. I
Speaker 3: can't do.
Speaker 27: Sticks them Okaye issues the dodo, Yeah, the sacred to doom.
Speaker 27: Okaye is to talk about the capitals, the hapialism, the
Speaker 27: bloody apodalism, the Marshall Wayne represents in the film.
Speaker 3: It's just is the is the truth.
Speaker 24: About the bloody abolism as opposed to the bloody capitalism.
Speaker 24: Marshall Wayne always I get choked up with the okay
Speaker 24: and talking about.
Speaker 4: That wasn't too bad.
Speaker 3: A lot of these I haven't done in like a
Speaker 3: year or two, so I'm having to just go for memory.
Speaker 4: I already did Cobra.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I didn't do Michael Kaine is an ANTIFA activist.
Speaker 3: Did you like the passio? Is that? Okay?
Speaker 28: The thing about the dark, the dark occultish thing about
Speaker 28: Marshall White, blah, Mashall White already did Cobra Commander.
Speaker 4: It's cover commander taking over Chatz.
Speaker 3: That's funny. This is a lot of fun I know
Speaker 3: I did it. By the way, if you want to
Speaker 3: watch it didn't get any promotion in the algorithm. I
Speaker 3: did a whole stream that was like all the same
Speaker 3: stuff with other impersonations. Chills was there, not really, but
Speaker 3: sort of in spirit. I'll go try to find the
Speaker 3: other stream of impersonations to put it in the chat. Anyway,
Speaker 3: so we've for two hours. I think I used to
Speaker 3: could do Richard Simmons, I don't remember anymore.
Speaker 4: Huey Lewis.
Speaker 3: Occultas.
Speaker 4: I can't do it.
Speaker 3: Christian Bale, thank you, I'm honored.
Speaker 4: I can't do sticks.
Speaker 3: To do an impersonation, it really helps if they've got something,
Speaker 3: you know, weird and unique about their voice. If they
Speaker 3: have a very normal tone and standard Midwestern kind of voice.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's almost impossible. I can't do it. You
Speaker 3: can only do impersonations when the people are, you know, something.
Speaker 4: Quirky and weird about their voice. I should try to.
Speaker 3: I could maybe do a Connor McGregor, like, I can
Speaker 3: do it, you know that kind of an accident. So
Speaker 3: let me listen to some Connor McGregor shite talking and
Speaker 3: then I'll do it. Connor McGregor. I can't do Sam Hide.
Speaker 3: I could do his laugh. That's one of Sam Hide's laughs.
Speaker 4: Hey you jesus, Jim Moore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was my first interview was Jim Mars remember
Speaker 3: the rest of peace. Jim Marris, he condescended to do
Speaker 3: his first interview with me when I was a nube
Speaker 3: with a terrible audio quality. Anyway, all right, my throat
Speaker 3: is about worn out. Thank you guys very much. If
Speaker 3: we want to see part two of this, I'll spare
Speaker 3: everybody in the part two with all this madness, even
Speaker 3: though that's what you send me money to do, is
Speaker 3: to be mad and crazy. And we'll get into the
Speaker 3: other meats of John C. Silley and the Millennium Book.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Hope everybody had a good day.
Speaker 3: Thank you all the support given the difficult times that
Speaker 3: we're in.