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Speaker 1: that's a good look, all right. We've been watching a
Speaker 1: lot of the World Cup games lately, and obviously we're
Speaker 1: not huge soccer guys. Yeah, but it's actually been fun.
Speaker 1: Of course comes once every four years, right and yeah
Speaker 1: to America. Yeah, it's in America. And I watched the
Speaker 1: games last week and there were a couple of games
Speaker 1: that came down to like the final seconds, and there
Speaker 1: was a goal with like less than a minute left
Speaker 1: and went to penalty kicks. But there is one note
Speaker 1: I have for the game, get rid of off sides.
Speaker 4: Anybody can go anywhere, and then if you sneak them,
Speaker 4: you sneak them.
Speaker 1: Well every time it's a fun goal. And they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: actually it was off sides. Isn't the whole point to
Speaker 1: sneak behind the defenders and get a breakaway goal? Like,
Speaker 1: just get rid of off sides? I don't understand. Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Wonder what the implications of that would be. I get
Speaker 4: you know what you're up to. But we have off
Speaker 4: sides in hockey too, and I.
Speaker 1: Think it'd be a lot more goals scored, a lot
Speaker 1: more fast breaks, and it'd be like it's ten to one.
Speaker 1: It would be way better. I think they did off
Speaker 1: sides for a reason.
Speaker 4: So you're kind of like an immigrant who's like, why
Speaker 4: don't everyone get free house? You know, you're kind of
Speaker 4: coming late, So maybe just let the soccer fans decide.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you guys tell me in the comments why off
Speaker 1: sides is so important? Okay, all right, let's get to
Speaker 1: the first story of the day, and it is one
Speaker 1: that affects maybe some of us. Can you give that
Speaker 1: a read?
Speaker 4: Mystery of explosive diarrhea parasite outbreak in the US as
Speaker 4: experts try to figure out what's causing it. And it
Speaker 4: looks like it's hot in the northeast and Texas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that explains a lot. And then how many
Speaker 1: years does it say this explosive diarrhea parasite is supposed
Speaker 1: to last?
Speaker 4: I don't know, but I'm assuming you have a multiple
Speaker 4: year bad shitting.
Speaker 1: We started off with the joke, no one's going to
Speaker 1: the bathroom like that. Okay, you sure, Let's get to
Speaker 1: our next story, because it's true. Our next story. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be a quick one. But Taylor Swift and Travis
Speaker 1: Kelsey got married at Madison Square Garden over the weekend,
Speaker 1: and then outside a cop gave some people pastries and
Speaker 1: they thought it was from her. I please have it
Speaker 1: off with the leave.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Oh my god, god, we're having Tyler.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: It was pretty embarrassing for everyone involved. Well, if you're
Speaker 4: allowed gay ethnic that's not really embarrassing. That's par for
Speaker 4: the course, right, That's what you see on that drag
Speaker 4: race show and other shit like that.
Speaker 1: So he was acting normal, high excitement. Yeah, and then
Speaker 1: someone had a funny reply.
Speaker 4: I wanted to tell you guys, Yeah, closest you're going
Speaker 4: to get to seeing how dark Age's peasants acted. That's
Speaker 4: you really just put yourself the queen. The queen touched me,
Speaker 4: I don't know. Man celebrity worship and obviously that was
Speaker 4: like a big event. But crazy people, and that's like
Speaker 4: seemed like late at night, you're waiting around to see nothing,
Speaker 4: women in homosexuals loitering outside the venue.
Speaker 1: Crazy crazy, And then there was like a fact check.
Speaker 1: The desserts didn't even come from Taylor Swift. I think
Speaker 1: they've just like donated to people outside. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: It's what you thought in the moment.
Speaker 4: It's what you believed, right, But yeah, total medieval peasant shit,
Speaker 4: and we had to acknowledge that tweet.
Speaker 1: We got Taylor Swift desserts from Pete's Coffee. It's a croissant.
Speaker 1: It's like stale. It's nine PM. I think they're eating
Speaker 1: that shit in there. Yeah, there's no baby's blood in that,
Speaker 1: all right, all right? We got some July fourth stuff. Obviously,
Speaker 1: everyone probably who watches the show probably had a nice
Speaker 1: weekend celebrating with their families, But there was some July
Speaker 1: fourth urban decay. We're gonna start with the Philadelphia Benjamin
Speaker 1: Franklin lookalike contest winner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's black and no facial hair. Kaya Burgess wins
Speaker 4: Ben Franklin lookike contest at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. And
Speaker 4: we have a video here we'll play look at Ben
Speaker 4: Franklin to the right of her.
Speaker 1: She goes me, I won, And then I was looking around,
Speaker 1: like you sure any of these guys in the background
Speaker 1: didn't have it. They couldn't have won. The guy who
Speaker 1: awards her looks like Ben Franklin.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that guy like probably gets paid to do it,
Speaker 4: does tours or something as a real resume Ben Franklin resume.
Speaker 1: But this is who won the Ben Franklin look a
Speaker 1: Lot lookalike contest. And it's because we don't have a
Speaker 1: meritocracy in America anymore. We need to lower our standards
Speaker 1: for brown people so they can feel good. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: I don't even want to get that extreme.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's make a wish, It's it's irony voting,
Speaker 4: you know, it's it's like for all the wrong reasons.
Speaker 4: And if you're gonna get too harsh on this one thing,
Speaker 4: like you can look like the crazy person at the end,
Speaker 4: like what the fuck this random organization that I didn't
Speaker 4: know about before today. But you start to see these
Speaker 4: hundreds and thousands of times over the last five years,
Speaker 4: and you go, huh something, ma, right.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, that's how I see it. But yes, lowering
Speaker 1: the standards so brown people can feel good, DEI, we
Speaker 1: do it. Affirmative action, we do it, Hollywood casting, we
Speaker 1: do it, prison reform we did it. Ben Franklin lookalike
Speaker 1: contests and Obama check. Yeah. And that's the thing.
Speaker 4: It's like, you call it a lookalike contest, and you
Speaker 4: can go ahead and skip that. It's not a lookalike contest.
Speaker 4: It might be a what gets the biggest headline contest,
Speaker 4: it might be an irony contest or a popularity contest
Speaker 4: even but it's certainly not a Ben Franklin lookalike contest.
Speaker 4: That's not true how you slice it. I'm filing a report, Yeah,
Speaker 4: official complaint.
Speaker 1: Yeah to the Philadelphia's share of selfist.
Speaker 4: You remember those fat black pitches dancing, They go clear
Speaker 4: it up for us, they go ready report all right.
Speaker 1: Next, we have a guy who is not happy about
Speaker 1: celebrating July fourth because we're on stolen land.
Speaker 6: Think about this, Think about the stolen land. Think about
Speaker 6: celebrating fourth of July knowing that you're on stolen land
Speaker 6: from the Native Americans.
Speaker 7: Yeah, happy for July?
Speaker 1: All right, So just sitting with that, let me process that.
Speaker 1: For Yeah, I was gonna say, look, how a weekend
Speaker 1: this guy's bloodline, uh huh, Like, I'm sure somewhere generations
Speaker 1: that go someone this guy was related to did something.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: He's kind of a medieval like he looks after the horses,
Speaker 4: low iq.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe there was nothing truly in his blood line. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: go ahead, finish your vent. I'm gonna say, maybe someone
Speaker 1: in his bloodline did something and then they weakened it
Speaker 1: to the point where he's like a gay guy end
Speaker 1: of the bloodline, lisping about fourth of July. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: hangs out with dom tops, Yes, certainly.
Speaker 4: And one thing I'm I've been seeing a lot of
Speaker 4: people talk about in general, obviously this fourth of July
Speaker 4: stolen land. Hell, I ain't celebrating. My family was slaves
Speaker 4: back in two hundred fifty years ago. All that that
Speaker 4: non celebratory shit. There's an interesting like metaphor almost where
Speaker 4: it's like, yeah, but you wouldn't go up to a
Speaker 4: guy on his birthday and say, hey, remember all that
Speaker 4: terrible shit you did. There's like a weird time and
Speaker 4: a place and it does trigger them, but like, think
Speaker 4: about it in any sort of interpersonal situation.
Speaker 1: Like, hey, Mike, congratulations on the promotion. You're there. It's
Speaker 1: a big dinner.
Speaker 4: But remember when you got drunk and got that duy.
Speaker 1: You know, like it just is such.
Speaker 4: A weird energy, like reactive and negative. You could just
Speaker 4: go have a normal weekend with your freak trans friends.
Speaker 4: No one's stopping you. You actually get a day off.
Speaker 4: You get a day off exactly. So it's just weird energy.
Speaker 4: But obviously everyone does. They they act up.
Speaker 1: It's like the demon inside them really doesn't like the
Speaker 1: Fourth of July. Very true. And then mom Damie had
Speaker 1: a little bit of a press conference. Here he is
Speaker 1: talking about the fourth of July behind a desk.
Speaker 8: Nearly a decade ago, I too felt what you feel,
Speaker 8: the joy of no longer being just a New Yorker,
Speaker 8: but an American too. You each hold a special power,
Speaker 8: the power to determine what America means. The powerful have
Speaker 8: always known their answer. America, in their view, is an
Speaker 8: arena of supremacy. We're only a select few are allowed freedom.
Speaker 8: We're not all are created equal. America, if you ask them,
Speaker 8: becomes less the more people it welcomes. America, they will
Speaker 8: tell you belongs only to those with the right accent
Speaker 8: or the right shade of skin. The rest of us,
Speaker 8: they insist, should be grateful for merely being allowed to visit.
Speaker 1: How small they are, how weak, how on original?
Speaker 4: All right, let's just shut him up there and then
Speaker 4: let the zoom out pan out to all his minority
Speaker 4: props that he has around him.
Speaker 1: And he's sitting at the desk backwards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, apparently this was what at George Washington desk of
Speaker 4: some kind I think not good. And he's sitting at
Speaker 4: it backwards. He's got his little you could see his
Speaker 4: little legs, very unprofessional. And then he's got his pets,
Speaker 4: his multiple hit jobs, the fat black woman, all his
Speaker 4: pets who are aggrieved this fourth of July, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: And they're all collecting around him and explaining why they
Speaker 1: need our shit. Yeah.
Speaker 4: A lot of those people are just, oh, they might
Speaker 4: not be welcomed as an American. They're already getting free stuff.
Speaker 4: You guys, wouldn't fucking believe it, And they have to
Speaker 4: ignore that the help and the free stuff and the
Speaker 4: abuse of the tax payer and all the migrant money.
Speaker 4: They have to ignore that because you can't be oppressed
Speaker 4: and also get paid to be here.
Speaker 1: That's a great point. And then that's the key difference.
Speaker 1: It goes, you know, heritage Americans don't like seeing people
Speaker 1: like us come to America, skip the line, get free
Speaker 1: stuff and do better off than like many Americans are. Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course, and you made a great point when we
Speaker 1: talked about this a couple of days ago. You called
Speaker 1: mam Danmi a paperwork American. Yeah, and let's read this too.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna make a point on that, but let's read
Speaker 4: Mehdi Hassan too, because there was a lot of controversy
Speaker 4: over this tone def retarded Mamdani speech with his henchmen
Speaker 4: around him and Meddi Hassan. People were complaining about it,
Speaker 4: and Mehdi Hassan another paperwork American. He said, I became
Speaker 4: a citizen just six years ago, and I'm happy to
Speaker 4: lecture and educate you on what it means to be
Speaker 4: an American and why your party is undermining American values. Honest,
Speaker 4: another paperwork American. Him and Mom Donni and I feel
Speaker 4: like they got over their skis. Like Mam Donni got
Speaker 4: elected not in a small part by foreign born voters
Speaker 4: who later became citizens and voted for him in New
Speaker 4: York for socialism and stuff.
Speaker 1: We covered it during how.
Speaker 4: He was polling with foreign born people, and how many
Speaker 4: foreign born people are in income or rent control departments
Speaker 4: in New York.
Speaker 1: It's a massive number.
Speaker 4: And I see this as overplaying their hand for both
Speaker 4: of these guys. They're paperwork Americans with foreign voters, right,
Speaker 4: and I would be a lot more quiet, like Mom Donnie.
Speaker 4: In general, that cheerful socialist that does attract the white
Speaker 4: voters is a lot different than the shitting on America
Speaker 4: socialist brown person.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: So I feel like both these guys could have a
Speaker 4: very rude awakening if the wrong combination of things happens
Speaker 4: in the next ten years for America. They're really sticking
Speaker 4: their necks out, is what I like, kind of how
Speaker 4: I view it. Yeah, maybe first ones out denaturalized and
Speaker 4: like completely eliminated from America.
Speaker 1: Right, we're on the front lines, we're the leaders of
Speaker 1: this movement. Yeah, as long as you don't have a
Speaker 1: counter movement, you're good, exactly. But that's a great point.
Speaker 4: Paperwork Americans. He was born in Ghana, you know, and
Speaker 4: then foreign people. You know what the margins were for
Speaker 4: him in Cuomo. It's like that foreign voting block made
Speaker 4: up a lot of ground.
Speaker 1: So that's what did it.
Speaker 4: I think he's getting cocky, is what I'm saying. And
Speaker 4: with the Democrats Socialists recent primary wins.
Speaker 1: He's kinda yeah, this is it, but that happy. Everyone's welcome.
Speaker 4: I love brown people and we do rent control and
Speaker 4: socialism is a lot different than the four minute speech
Speaker 4: shitting on America.
Speaker 1: Right, that's a great point. And we have a clip
Speaker 1: here of the Bronx. Mam Dami is now the mayor
Speaker 1: of New York. This is one of his burrows, and
Speaker 1: this is what it looks like. It's looking like skidder row.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just trash piles, old palettes, bags of shit
Speaker 4: and then probably a mural of someone who got shot
Speaker 4: and killed there, yeah.
Speaker 1: You know, three years ago. And it makes the Third
Speaker 1: worlders feel at home, it does.
Speaker 4: They get tucked in. They see that goes that a bed?
Speaker 4: Is that a nest? They get tucked in among looking.
Speaker 1: To here maybe there's some stuff, and then here is
Speaker 1: some other July fourth celebrations in New York speed torquing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they celebrate in America's semi Quincentennial and ship.
Speaker 4: Semi Quincentennial. That's funny. Half of five hundred.
Speaker 1: Huh. Yeah, I knew that. Rock told me that. And
Speaker 1: then we saw some team takeover chaos type events in Newport, California,
Speaker 1: especially here's our first clip there the Horde.
Speaker 4: The Horde arrived right like, this is kind of like
Speaker 4: a a plague.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, the cops come grab one guy, two cops,
Speaker 1: and then here comes the Horde.
Speaker 4: I thought these guys were afraid of the police. They're
Speaker 4: killing us, Yeah, they're killing us, but no, they swarm
Speaker 4: in the police.
Speaker 1: I would hate to be a cop dealing with this
Speaker 1: ship throwing stuff at them. I know, you see the
Speaker 1: whole crowd come yeah, scary shit. So then that wasn't enough.
Speaker 1: The police were overwhelmed, so they brought in the cavalry. Yep.
Speaker 1: You know Third worlders really do run from horses. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's still in their blood memories. Yeah, they know a
Speaker 1: cavalry charge. They know that's in their personal memories. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Think the horses like it, Yeah, they know they're I
Speaker 1: think they do. They know what team they're on, and
Speaker 1: they're pretty well trained too though. It's pretty impressive. And
Speaker 1: then there was some looting at a grocery store at
Speaker 1: the end of the night, just trash the place. Pavilions patriotic,
Speaker 1: you know what it is. But they run Newport Beach,
Speaker 1: which is like the maybe like a red area near LA,
Speaker 1: maybe the reddest area in near LA.
Speaker 4: And they were calling them teens and non residents, so
Speaker 4: you know, teen takeover. Really it's just young black people
Speaker 4: trying to do a shooting, going crazy.
Speaker 1: And then non residence is the new slur that the
Speaker 1: media gave us. That's pretty good. And then there was
Speaker 1: a picture that went viral. Patriot Front was on a
Speaker 1: subway in DC heading to do a rally, and then
Speaker 1: there was a black girl on the subway and then
Speaker 1: people were posting it like she was in some sort
Speaker 1: of danger or something.
Speaker 4: Nominate this for a Pulitzer, Like it was all like,
Speaker 4: can you believe this picture? White supremacist like Harry Sisson
Speaker 4: makes a video, they really get one shot in by
Speaker 4: a single image, right, And somebody said this image is
Speaker 4: from today. A black woman sits on the DC Metro
Speaker 4: as masked white nationals nationalists prepared to march on our
Speaker 4: nation's capital. This is America's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
Speaker 1: You notice how no one stabs her in the neck,
Speaker 1: no one gives her a problem, no one harasses her
Speaker 1: as probably one of the safest subway rides of her life.
Speaker 1: But they did beat her up though at the end, right, No,
Speaker 1: I didn't see that part. They called her the N
Speaker 1: word and spit on her. They were perfect gentlemen.
Speaker 4: You'd assume the white nationalist didn't bother her at all
Speaker 4: and just kept moving.
Speaker 1: Let her sit in her seat. No one gave her
Speaker 1: any problems, but the picture so.
Speaker 4: And then imagine a Reuter's person goes that's Patriot Front
Speaker 4: and then they pustle on to get the same cab,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, Like all this world of
Speaker 4: like this wasn't random. He was probably following around, and
Speaker 4: then he hustles up to get in the same cab
Speaker 4: as them to take the dramatic black woman picture. It
Speaker 4: all goes to show you how much it's nothing in propaganda.
Speaker 4: He wanted on that car, you know, for a Pulletzer
Speaker 4: winning photo or whatever the photo prizes are, but.
Speaker 1: Then nothing happened, of course, and then we have a
Speaker 1: video here of what she was doing before everyone got
Speaker 1: on the subway. She's kind of like tweaking out and
Speaker 1: holding her pants down a little bit. And then when
Speaker 1: the Patriot Front gets there, same shirt, same shirt, freak
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 4: And then now she's on her best behavior, which actually
Speaker 4: lends credence to the fact that like they just do
Speaker 4: what they can get away with. They're not really schizophrenic.
Speaker 4: They kind of know when they're outnumbered. Yeah, and they
Speaker 4: know when when it's a woman with her baby that
Speaker 4: they can freak out in front of and cause stress.
Speaker 4: That goes with the intimidation stuff that we've been talking
Speaker 4: about how they like it, you know, like that white
Speaker 4: girl like, hey, boot up, this white girl didn't give
Speaker 4: her a number. They like that intimidation. So she was
Speaker 4: able to control herself once it was all militant white
Speaker 4: man on the train. Interesting how that she was cured.
Speaker 4: And then we have some of her criminal history just
Speaker 4: for fun indecent exposure. There's the dumb, stupid mugshot from
Speaker 4: Mugshot Zone. So yeah, not like they count on it,
Speaker 4: being like, Wow, she was just going to work and
Speaker 4: she works two jobs to feed her three kids. It's like,
Speaker 4: now she's showing her ass jumping around, and then the
Speaker 4: white people didn't do anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then she's on her best behavior when men
Speaker 1: show up. Everyone was making it like, oh, this girl,
Speaker 1: she's on a train full of white supremacists. This is America.
Speaker 1: But then we have some stats forty eight hundred black
Speaker 1: women were killed by black men in the US since
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, not even in two years, and then
Speaker 1: zero black women were killed by white supremacists.
Speaker 4: Well, they must be hiding their body somewhere or we
Speaker 4: can't find them, because it's got to be in the thousands, right,
Speaker 4: all the missing black women, that's probably where they went. Yeah,
Speaker 4: all right, let's get to our next story. It's from
Speaker 4: South Carolina, Hilton Head. There was a shooting and we
Speaker 4: have the four urban youths that were arrested.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a July Beach shooting. Seven wounded.
Speaker 4: We got Jaden Hawes, we got Quasier Davis, Marcello Royal,
Speaker 4: and Christopher Capers Capers as a last name, like he's.
Speaker 1: A little thief. Caper.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, My main point of all of this
Speaker 4: is like Newport Beach, hilton Head Island.
Speaker 1: You guys know what Hiltonhead Island is. They're nice. They're
Speaker 1: plaguing the nice areas.
Speaker 4: And you could do all this dumb shooting and lighting
Speaker 4: off fireworks and then spinning the cars around.
Speaker 1: You can do that on MLKA.
Speaker 4: You don't need to go to iconic Hilton Head, South
Speaker 4: Carolina or Newport Beach. Well, we wanted to watch the
Speaker 4: sunset too. It's like you can do it fucking anywhere.
Speaker 4: So again, I think that's a bit of like asserting ourselves.
Speaker 4: We can mob up, we can ruin this nice area, right.
Speaker 1: That's that's how I see it too, And I think
Speaker 1: that's gonna be maybe the theme of the summer. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be events like this in places you wouldn't expect
Speaker 1: Newport Beach, nice areas of South Carolina. Here we have
Speaker 1: a woman cop in South Carolina trying to break up
Speaker 1: a fight, and look what happens to her.
Speaker 4: And it's got copyright music on it, but they're thrashing her,
Speaker 4: swinging gross pancakes by the white cop, yeah or Latino
Speaker 4: whatever he is, but he fires the taser, the anti
Speaker 4: the anti taser hood he worked out and then he
Speaker 4: gets on the George Floyd of the original aggressor. But yeah,
Speaker 4: small diminutive white woman cop just getting thrashed by the mob.
Speaker 1: Why they send her into this group?
Speaker 4: Because you can't say anyone's different in any way. Ever, Hey,
Speaker 4: there's a in a professional setting, you can't say it.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much it. And it's like, hey, there's a
Speaker 1: two hundred black teens getting crazy. Cindyb Cindy Mary. You guys, go, Frank,
Speaker 1: Tom and Joe you stay here. Who's under one twenty?
Speaker 1: Go go?
Speaker 10: Go?
Speaker 1: All of you fucking retarded man. That's what I don't get,
Speaker 1: And that's why I think, like, uh, demographic wise, like
Speaker 1: black cops should police black neighborhoods. Yeah, what a white cops.
Speaker 4: They'll be taking bribes and they'll be checking the DMV
Speaker 4: records for the ops and shit. Yeah, that's a good point,
Speaker 4: you know how it is when you open up the bloodgates. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I agree, a black paired with a white officer,
Speaker 4: maybe that would work.
Speaker 1: And then you see some Irby decay and you go, Tyrone,
Speaker 1: I got your back, go in there, you're in front.
Speaker 1: And then our last clip from July fourth, Urban Decay
Speaker 1: is this Milwaukee cop that has a firework blown up
Speaker 1: in their face.
Speaker 5: Bro, they popped a firework, blew up the car and
Speaker 5: the officer.
Speaker 11: Officer, you okay, it popped on the officer.
Speaker 1: Officer, you okay, we'll help you. Radio. Officer down. You guys,
Speaker 1: you okay? Officer push button?
Speaker 12: Hey, hey, al right, radio and then off call it.
Speaker 1: Officer down, So hopefully he's okay. Was that a guy?
Speaker 1: I don't know, Maybe I couldn't.
Speaker 4: It looks small. It looked maybe like a woman, but
Speaker 4: the forearmed hat is not very lady like.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well that's the July fourth action. Besides the good stuff.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of good stuff, of course, make
Speaker 1: sure you scroll Instagram. A lot of fingers missing, a
Speaker 1: lot of Latino hands exploded, a lot of black hands exploded.
Speaker 4: I noticed that as well. Yeah, there's a demographic with it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's not there's not a lot of white guys who
Speaker 4: blew up their hand.
Speaker 1: Very true. All right, we have more bad news for Illinois.
Speaker 1: This is something we've been covering for the last few months,
Speaker 1: just like Illinois general decline under JD. Pritzker's leadership. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're watching a couple states for the death spiral.
Speaker 4: Basically, we're on death spiral watch, and Washington and Illinois
Speaker 4: have been two of our main focuses.
Speaker 1: So Illinois, here we go. Yeah, can you read that
Speaker 1: first stat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Illinois ranks forty ninth in population growth from twenty
Speaker 4: fifteen to twenty twenty five, So forty ninth out of fifty.
Speaker 4: The rest of the US is up six point two percent. Illinois,
Speaker 4: with all Joe Biden's migrants, is down.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? So it's plus migrants minus normal Chicago people,
Speaker 1: So that minus one point nine percent, I'm sure is
Speaker 1: probably minus like three percent at least.
Speaker 4: Indiana Jones swap with people who don't speak English and
Speaker 4: are immediately receiving.
Speaker 1: Welfare, super sad. And then a lot of businesses are
Speaker 1: leaving two not just people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and people you can survive, but the businesses really
Speaker 4: light the death spiral on fire. This guy says, this
Speaker 4: problem is being swept under the rug by Pritzker. We
Speaker 4: are losing about four companies per week to other states.
Speaker 4: Businesses leaving Illinois have rapid have rapidly accelerated, and you
Speaker 4: can see on the chart, like post twenty twenty, it's
Speaker 4: actually hitting like all time high departures.
Speaker 1: Four a week is insane. Yeah, and these and they
Speaker 1: all have jobs attached to them, of course.
Speaker 4: And these are all kinds of businesses, manufacturers, accounting, you know,
Speaker 4: white collar, blue collar. It's everything and if you can leave,
Speaker 4: the thing is well. Here, let's go into our next example. Here,
Speaker 4: another longtime business fleeing Illinois. After more than six decades
Speaker 4: anchoring the small town of Moments, Illinois, the Johnsonville Food
Speaker 4: Plant is shutting down immediately, throwing two hundred and seventy
Speaker 4: four hard working families out of their jobs. Was zero warning.
Speaker 4: The CEO delivered the devastating news in a surprise meeting,
Speaker 4: while the mayor got just fifteen minutes notice. Operations are
Speaker 4: moving to Wisconsin, in Kansas, where the business climate actually
Speaker 4: makes sense. Illinois crushing nine point five percent corporate taxes,
Speaker 4: sky high property taxes, and man's massive pension debt just
Speaker 4: claimed another victim in Johnsonville's Johnsonville Brats. Right, yeah, you
Speaker 4: guys know of what it is. Well, they're returning to
Speaker 4: ausc That's where the Brock capital. So that's fine, but
Speaker 4: a place like a plumber, Right, if you want to
Speaker 4: move from Illinois, you're gonna like, oh, I got to
Speaker 4: start over. I don't know how many plumbers are in
Speaker 4: this new market. But if you're a pure business, just
Speaker 4: like hey, we're printing brats, Yeah, you can go fucking anywhere.
Speaker 4: And it's it's nothing like a state government forcing you
Speaker 4: to shop around.
Speaker 1: And then you go, what state taxes in Kansas? They
Speaker 1: actually want me here.
Speaker 4: They don't have a fat fuck governor constantly mouthing off
Speaker 4: and making promises to the dregs of society about how
Speaker 4: much more guaranteed money they're going to.
Speaker 1: Get with his hot transistor.
Speaker 4: He's fucking hot, smoking hot, six foot three transistor, six.
Speaker 1: Foot three, three eighty transistor, three eighty size forty eight wastes.
Speaker 4: And you know something I was telling you right before
Speaker 4: we started the show is, remember, back in the day,
Speaker 4: they used to accuse right wingers and nationalists of dog whistles, right,
Speaker 4: it was, that's a dog whistle, that's a dog whistle.
Speaker 4: And now we're past it, and we're kind of just
Speaker 4: saying it. We don't even dog whistle anymore. We're just
Speaker 4: kind of like, wish too any blacks. But that whole
Speaker 4: dog whistle thing, it was always there was always a
Speaker 4: kernel of truth to it right, and the same way
Speaker 4: that progressives are now messaging themselves and marketing themselves to
Speaker 4: the more socialists, the more progressive, farther left people. The
Speaker 4: business owners in the state of Illinois or the state
Speaker 4: of Seattle, are the state of Washington. They're listening to
Speaker 4: those dog whistles too, you know. And everyone's gonna have
Speaker 4: everyone deserves a house. And it's like, well, my tax
Speaker 4: is already nine and a half percent, Illinois is in
Speaker 4: a deficit. Oh, message received, mister Pritzker. Like the dog
Speaker 4: whistle goes both ways. The business owners, the productive members
Speaker 4: of society are also hearing the dog whistles.
Speaker 1: You understand that. That's a good point. So like you
Speaker 1: can say, hey, we're gonna get more progressive.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do this, And then other businesses here, higher taxes,
Speaker 4: a deficit, a pension fund that's exploding, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Democrat dog whistles. That's a good point. New York,
Speaker 1: you see it too. We're gonna freeze the rent landlord
Speaker 1: shouldn't be making a profit. And then you're the real
Speaker 1: estate guy like.
Speaker 4: Uh fuck, And yeah, you're already seeing it, New York.
Speaker 4: And honestly, there is a bit of a first one
Speaker 4: out thing, like if somebody if mom Donnie was pulling
Speaker 4: at whatever on the gambling sites, where it's like, dude,
Speaker 4: it looks like he's gonna win this or the day
Speaker 4: he gets elected.
Speaker 1: If you're kind of the first one out, somebody else
Speaker 1: take the risk.
Speaker 4: I think we might see that as more progressives get
Speaker 4: elected elsewhere on the coasts, and yeah.
Speaker 1: The first few out get the shoots, and then.
Speaker 4: Everybody else gets ten cents on the dollar for prime
Speaker 4: real formerly prime real estate, generational assets. You know, crazy,
Speaker 4: a generational asset gets handicapped because a foreign born guy
Speaker 4: from Ghana wants to help his immigrant friends.
Speaker 1: That's what happens, Dark, Dark, And our last piece of
Speaker 1: our Illinois section is about one of the high schools
Speaker 1: in Chicago that is kind of crazy when it comes
Speaker 1: to who goes there.
Speaker 5: The government school system has become more of a jobs
Speaker 5: program for adults than an education initiative for kids. I
Speaker 5: just wrote about a school in Chicago. Anybody from Chicago,
Speaker 5: I don't recommend it, but you can tell me differently.
Speaker 5: But there's a school there that's ninety seven percent emptiest
Speaker 5: called Douglas Academy High school. It was built for over
Speaker 5: a thousand kids. Guess how many students are there now
Speaker 5: twenty seven? Guess how many employees they have twenty eight.
Speaker 5: There's more adults in the school than kids.
Speaker 13: There.
Speaker 1: You go, and they still can't read good? Yeah, and
Speaker 1: then he does go on to say and their proficiency
Speaker 1: is basically zero. Yeah. All right, Well that's the end
Speaker 1: of our Illinois section. Let's get into some politics. Mitch
Speaker 1: McConnell apparently had a medical problem a few days ago,
Speaker 1: and then his wife went to China.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Mitch mcconnel's wife reportedly traveled to China just three
Speaker 4: days after he received CPR following an a parent heart attack.
Speaker 4: And do you have an update on Mitch's condition.
Speaker 1: Apparently people are saying he's brain dead and done.
Speaker 4: Rumors are swirling of limited to no brain activity, and
Speaker 4: these people are just fucking dying in office. Diane Feinstein,
Speaker 4: Mitch McConnell, they can't go all right, I'll give up
Speaker 4: the rains. They have to become brain dead or have
Speaker 4: somebody vote for her.
Speaker 1: Remember, Dianne Feinstein, they should bring brain dead Mitch McConnell
Speaker 1: on the floor and still let him do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if someone can puppet him around, He's still got
Speaker 4: to vote, right, guys.
Speaker 1: And his Chinese wife went back to China right after
Speaker 1: job well done, job finish.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so she got the red envelope from China.
Speaker 1: So he like allegedly has a Chinese spy wife. Yeah,
Speaker 1: allegedly super elegit, which could explain why we never got
Speaker 1: anything done like the Save Act. Yeah, and he's kind
Speaker 1: of like the John McCain type. Remember John McCain didn't
Speaker 1: vote for to get rid of Obamacare as like one
Speaker 1: of the last things he did, and he died soon
Speaker 1: shortly after.
Speaker 4: You see a lot of this people on death's door
Speaker 4: doing a thing to hurt America.
Speaker 1: And that's kind of what we're dealing with here with
Speaker 1: the Senate, Like we can't pass the Save Act even
Speaker 1: though everyone wants it, and it kind of reminds me
Speaker 1: of Trump's first term. Remember we couldn't find five billion
Speaker 1: dollars for the border wall, and they're like, ah, we can't
Speaker 1: find it.
Speaker 4: He's a power struggle. We control the purse strings. We're
Speaker 4: not gonna put it as a line item. It was
Speaker 4: like an anti Trump power struggle from the beginning, and
Speaker 4: they made it seem like, oh, we don't have five
Speaker 4: billion extra. And we did brillions for the Forever Wars,
Speaker 4: billions and billions to Ukraine and to Israel and into
Speaker 4: all the fraudulent welfare programs, but we couldn't find five
Speaker 4: billion for the border wall.
Speaker 1: And it's the same with the Save Act. Obviously, everyone
Speaker 1: wants it. It would save our elections forever. It would
Speaker 1: be like maybe one of the most consequential bills ever
Speaker 1: to pass, and it would actually help us. But Mitch
Speaker 1: McConnell's Chinese spy wife says, no, black people don't have
Speaker 1: an ID, Mitch, they can't find an ID. They can't
Speaker 1: go vote allegedly, So that's annoying. Couldn't do a border wall.
Speaker 1: Wasted so much money on Israel. We actually have a
Speaker 1: graph here of how much money each state gives to Israel. Yeah,
Speaker 1: is this like.
Speaker 4: Separate from the federal money? This is I don't even know.
Speaker 1: I think this is our federal tax dollars, but they
Speaker 1: coming from each state. So he beat up.
Speaker 4: This is Uh, this chart leaves a little to be desired.
Speaker 4: There's no dates on it. But this seventeen billion, it's
Speaker 4: a lot seventeen and a half every every state's given
Speaker 4: away something, but we do have how much money Israel
Speaker 4: gives to us to be fair?
Speaker 1: Zero zero zero zero zero zero do Jerusalem zero? So
Speaker 1: what do we get? We get to fight wars for
Speaker 1: him and Israel. Then we get dragged on for like
Speaker 1: way longer than it should be right. And then when
Speaker 1: we're like, yo, can we stop doing this war? Then
Speaker 1: we get called like traders and enemies. If you're against
Speaker 1: you're anti Semitic, and if you're against us, and it's
Speaker 1: all we're all alone, just like World War two when
Speaker 1: no one came to help us. Yeah, and they kind
Speaker 1: of well, is that he's like, dude, jump jump Joe,
Speaker 1: no one came to help jump jump jump into like
Speaker 1: a crazy reality it doesn't exist. And then Netan Yahoo
Speaker 1: is on Fox over the weekend and it sounds like
Speaker 1: he wants us to fight a war with Turkey.
Speaker 14: The other thing I'd like to say, because we're on
Speaker 14: the verge of the presidents going to Turkey. Look, Turkey
Speaker 14: is a great country, but it's governed by a man
Speaker 14: who calls openly for the annihilation of Israel. He occupies
Speaker 14: half of Cyprus, a NATO country, he's threatened in Greece
Speaker 14: and other NATO country and he talks openly about conquering Jerusalem.
Speaker 14: Is Foreign Minister is number two said that the Jewish
Speaker 14: state hasn't a place among humanity. Basically, it has to
Speaker 14: be wiped out. His interior minister, he looked, said he
Speaker 14: looks forward to be the government governor of Jerusalem.
Speaker 1: Well, so we got to attack Turkey because they're trying
Speaker 1: to kill us. Turkeys trying to kill us. They're going
Speaker 1: to make a nuclear soon.
Speaker 4: I recognize this playbook. Yeah, well this is the next one. Oh,
Speaker 4: it was a crazy leader. They chant death to Israel,
Speaker 4: and then it'll be they chant death to America. We
Speaker 4: got to get these guys. They're making a nuke. They
Speaker 4: might have had some weird material to make a nuke.
Speaker 1: Here's some blurry satellite images of that. Yeah nuke. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I think, speaking of nukes, I think Israel is
Speaker 1: going to nuke someone in the next eighteen months. Okay,
Speaker 1: I want to get that on the record. And then
Speaker 1: the old one, Rabbi Shmulio is under attack a few
Speaker 1: days ago. Can you read his posts?
Speaker 4: Uh, if they jail Rabbi Shmuley for speaking out against
Speaker 4: anti Semitism. All American Jews are under threat? Do we
Speaker 4: still have a First Amendment? Donate to Rabbi Smuley's defense
Speaker 4: fund at some link.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he's under it.
Speaker 4: Wasn't he like a lawyer to the stars and like elderly.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't he have a lot of money?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he probably has a good amount, but you got
Speaker 1: to donate the rabbit. Yeah, he's always looking for more.
Speaker 1: And he has like all fake social media following, I think,
Speaker 1: because he'll have these crowd funders or fundraiser and he'll
Speaker 1: raise like six hundred bucks, eixteen hundred bucks and he's
Speaker 1: got like a million followers or something. Yeah, so it's
Speaker 1: all fake. Yeah, yeah, all right. Speaking of money and
Speaker 1: foreign aid, Africa is mad that we're not giving them
Speaker 1: as much free USAID money. And I saw a cartoon
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, relationship between Africa and the rest of the globe.
Speaker 4: And it's a white man with his hand in his
Speaker 4: pocket all that gold and oil and diamonds that they
Speaker 4: can't get out of the.
Speaker 1: Ground, as if it's our fault. You guys can't figure
Speaker 1: out how to dig.
Speaker 4: And this we're getting these pieces from a conversation that
Speaker 4: kind of happened where people were making accusations against Elon
Speaker 4: and Doge about how many lives they've ruined by cutting
Speaker 4: off funding, and some people were citing examples, and it
Speaker 4: was like paying for someone's HIV medicine, not paying for
Speaker 4: gas for a vehicle, to like go back and forth
Speaker 4: between something, and it's like, holy shit, these are your
Speaker 4: best cases.
Speaker 1: We need to pay for your HIV medication.
Speaker 4: You're not even gonna take it anyway. You're just gonna
Speaker 4: let it get out of control. You're gonna forget stupid patience. Right,
Speaker 4: why don't you guys make it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And then can you read that second tweet reply?
Speaker 4: Yeah, somebody said, I just want to remind everyone that
Speaker 4: Africans are currently crying because the US won't give them
Speaker 4: free AIDS treatments. This image is actually reversed. Africans received
Speaker 4: billions of dollars of assistance yearly from other countries, and
Speaker 4: yet their situation only declines. They literally live on gold
Speaker 4: and diamonds and can't fiscally make it work without Western Aid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they can't organize, they're too stupid. Yeah, they get
Speaker 1: billions of dollars every year and then they get worse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's kind of one of the mental When
Speaker 4: I'm assessing the mental model of like a leftist person,
Speaker 4: you start to realize, like with all of this, like
Speaker 4: US and colonialism in Africa or British colonialism in Africa
Speaker 4: or French obviously there was a time, and obviously there
Speaker 4: were some things that we took, but it's not like
Speaker 4: you were going to do anything with it. You got
Speaker 4: you got nothing, you got no tools, excavators, anything like that.
Speaker 4: But there's a there's like with racism in America or
Speaker 4: any sort of topics like this, the mind of a leftist.
Speaker 1: Is like forty years behind.
Speaker 4: They don't catch up with Yeah, but we've been endlessly
Speaker 4: dumping aid to Africa since like nineteen ninety. Yeah, So
Speaker 4: they don't catch up. They just hang on to that
Speaker 4: old mental model where they're still the victims.
Speaker 1: And they see the pictures of like the kids with
Speaker 1: the flies on them, which the never changes, that keeps coming,
Speaker 1: and they go, oh, this is who you're killing this person. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they're trying to exactly like you said, trying to
Speaker 1: blame Elon and Doze and the billionaires should solve all
Speaker 1: the problems. So I found this tweet. I thought it
Speaker 1: was interesting. Instead of saving millions of African children, Obama
Speaker 1: chose a forty five million dollar real estate portfolio. Instead,
Speaker 1: you could have kept a.
Speaker 4: Non nonverbal African with HIV alive for four more years, Obama.
Speaker 1: Are you proud of yourself? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You could have created a school where they all go
Speaker 4: and then that gets halfway finished.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then the roof never gets put on. You
Speaker 1: could have done that. They strip all the stuff from
Speaker 1: the inside.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you were this close, Obama, but you chose real
Speaker 4: estate again, and honestly, good choice, Obama.
Speaker 1: Good choice, Obama. You're on our side. Now you know
Speaker 1: what's up? Obama. All right, let's get into our migrant section.
Speaker 1: We have an interesting spread of migrant stuff here. Nothing crazy,
Speaker 1: now our usual. But first there was a work site
Speaker 1: fight with some illegals.
Speaker 4: The roofers and they're fighting on the roof and he
Speaker 4: threw them off the roof.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize they fight each other like this. I've
Speaker 1: never seen them really like looking for a fight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I mean they do fight. And honestly, I
Speaker 4: before commenting on this, I gotta go the reason. I
Speaker 4: gotta know what happened. I want to know who did
Speaker 4: what Yeah, because.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you know, this is men being men. Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: But I'm not really against this. But if you're illegal,
Speaker 4: you obviously have to go goodbye. If you don't speak
Speaker 4: at engly, you have to go goodbye. But you know,
Speaker 4: sometimes it gets hot when.
Speaker 1: You're roofing and you got to beat some people up.
Speaker 1: And I think this is maybe shows the immigration class.
Speaker 1: Remember the nineties, illegals would like keep their head down
Speaker 1: and never really do anything like that. Look like guys
Speaker 1: from like Honduras or Venezuela.
Speaker 4: The new age ones are getting punked, the new age
Speaker 4: ones that just come in and they're down to fight.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So until I hear exactly what that was about, I'm
Speaker 4: not going to form an opinion on it. But you
Speaker 4: do have to leave if you're not a citizen it
Speaker 4: that's an assumption.
Speaker 1: Very fair, all right. Next we have Jacob Fray watching
Speaker 1: the World Cup game, and look who he's celebrating with
Speaker 1: no Somali's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't recognize him without his Somali props, without
Speaker 4: his Somali henchmens all around him.
Speaker 1: That was weird. That was very strange. I've never seen
Speaker 1: him without Smali's. I've never seen him without Somali's or
Speaker 1: even speaking English. Really, he usually talks to that other
Speaker 1: gibber jabber language Somalia dobad he does that all right.
Speaker 4: Or he's usually kneeling in front of George Floyd's casket
Speaker 4: crying golden casket. Remember, Yeah, those are the only two
Speaker 4: with black people are Somalis. It's their distinct.
Speaker 1: It's weird seeing him with like white people and chanting USA.
Speaker 1: Now that's like a simulation glitch. All right. Next, we
Speaker 1: have an update. A Haitian illegal killed a state trooper
Speaker 1: and this is the.
Speaker 15: Guy in thirty three year old Michael Bond in Scuco
Speaker 15: County yesterday. Video shows officers wheeling him out of the
Speaker 15: state police barracks in the Borough of Frackville, Authlready say
Speaker 15: Bond crashed a tractor trailer he was driving into Trooper
Speaker 15: Michael Pahera yesterday morning in cast Township. Pahara was inspecting
Speaker 15: a different tractor trailer along I eighty one at the time.
Speaker 1: Bond faced. Oh, he was driving a truck and he
Speaker 1: crashed into the state trooper. Yeah, white guy, Michael Pahira,
Speaker 1: super sad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's one of our good ones. Just another truck guy.
Speaker 4: And then obviously he's a Haitian, which everyone's fighting so
Speaker 4: hard to keep the all the Democrats are, and he
Speaker 4: the Haitian is an illegal alien who first flew into
Speaker 4: the US in twenty twenty for via Biden Admin's CHNV.
Speaker 1: Migrant Flights mass parl program.
Speaker 4: So this was one of the guys we flew in
Speaker 4: to kill a state trooper, kill a productive member of society.
Speaker 4: Couldn't control the truck, didn't know what to do. So yeah,
Speaker 4: he was flown into Fort Lauderdale Airport and this was
Speaker 4: late twenty twenty four, so he was like right before
Speaker 4: the whistle.
Speaker 1: Last one in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he applied for temporary protected status. And when
Speaker 4: we're saying all these things, we meet an NGO or
Speaker 4: a lawyer or somebody did it all for him because
Speaker 4: he's retarded.
Speaker 1: Remember he's at a Haitian. There's like a whole apparatus,
Speaker 1: a whole machine that was built just to streamline guys
Speaker 1: like this through who can't even think.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then they wheel him out because he can't
Speaker 4: walk anymore. He doesn't he goes feral or something, and
Speaker 4: you have to start taking him, wheeling him around and
Speaker 4: all that yeah, So, I mean, you guys again this
Speaker 4: kind of theme. Whose fault is this? Whose fault is this?
Speaker 4: That was twenty twenty four. We revoked our temporary prostatic,
Speaker 4: temporary protected status just recently. Obviously you can't go out
Speaker 4: and collect him a week later. But at a certain point,
Speaker 4: it is our fault for not getting these people out
Speaker 4: quick enough.
Speaker 1: Right, That's how I see it too.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I don't mean to be a you know,
Speaker 4: Debbie downer, but it is.
Speaker 1: It's the percents are swinging.
Speaker 4: It was one hundred percent Biden's fault in one percent
Speaker 4: our fault at the beginning of Trump's second term, and
Speaker 4: now it's I don't know, you decide, right.
Speaker 1: Very true. Let's jump to the other trucker story and
Speaker 1: we'll come back to the Indian shitter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was another trucker. Sebastian Stone was killed by
Speaker 4: a truck driver, cool Jeet Kang. According to the allegations,
Speaker 4: King was using his phone when he struck Stone. He
Speaker 4: did not stop, render aid, or report the crash. So
Speaker 4: that's the upstanding citizen who just wants to work hard
Speaker 4: and be here. And we might have a video of
Speaker 4: him doing his driving school promotion after he gets his CDL.
Speaker 4: And this was from Palatine, Illinois, very close to my hometown.
Speaker 4: But that's what Palatine's up to.
Speaker 16: Thin Kung CDA license test to pass Kulia Hawk trucket
Speaker 16: driving school. Don't at community of my license Elia.
Speaker 1: Bul What he is I speaking English?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think so he said CDL though he's
Speaker 4: switching between license and acronyms or a different language and acronyms.
Speaker 1: Play it again. I think that was English.
Speaker 16: Syn Kung jopn CDA license test to pass Kudlia Hank
Speaker 16: Trucket Drivings CDA licenses.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so that's him. So these people are killing
Speaker 1: our people, but there are some good ones that come
Speaker 1: and obviously there's a difference, like when a person comes
Speaker 1: from a place like India, but they work a job.
Speaker 1: They're probably normal first world level people, right, definitely, they
Speaker 1: work at IBM and shit, So you must apple, you
Speaker 1: must have some standards, and we have an example of
Speaker 1: that here. This man was caught shitting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this man was pants down shitting and someone made
Speaker 4: a Facebook post about it, and I like Facebook post
Speaker 4: because it's kind of like from the liberal perspective, like
Speaker 4: you're shocked. You're not a show watcher. It's more like,
Speaker 4: can you believe this? And if you had been paying attention, yeah,
Speaker 4: you can obviously believe it. But it says this morning,
Speaker 4: at the main entrance to our subdivision on Ranch Trails Drive,
Speaker 4: a man was openly defecating just a few feet from
Speaker 4: the road, in full view of numerous vehicles, including families
Speaker 4: with children, stopped at the traffic light. Before anyone assumes
Speaker 4: this was simply an emergency, he had a stack of
Speaker 4: napkins beside him and more in his pocket, and he
Speaker 4: showed no concern about the number of people witnessing what
Speaker 4: was happening. To those who observed the incident, it appeared
Speaker 4: to be a deliberate act rather than an emergency. Afterward,
Speaker 4: he stood up briefly exposing himself and lift feces on
Speaker 4: the ground.
Speaker 1: They don't pick it up.
Speaker 4: This is completely unacceptable for obvious public health, sanitation, and
Speaker 4: public decency reasons. A police report has been filed with
Speaker 4: the Cedar Park Police Department. I'm sharing this to make
Speaker 4: our neighbors aware of what occurred.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. There you go, and the guy's wearing
Speaker 1: a polo glasses, pants.
Speaker 4: Prescription glasses, a gold bracelet, like all the little tells
Speaker 4: that you've ascended to the first world. But he's bringing
Speaker 4: the shitting napkins out to the public roadway and dumping
Speaker 4: on the the what retaining.
Speaker 1: Wall or whatever it is. I'll be right back. I'm
Speaker 1: going to the bathroom walk outside.
Speaker 4: Oh that's fad, I mean yeah, And that's that's the
Speaker 4: main point is like he's got all the trimmings of
Speaker 4: someone who you think, Oh, he's getting along normally in
Speaker 4: this world. Right, he should understand. I'm sure someone's explained
Speaker 4: to him that you don't shit in public. Right at
Speaker 4: the stoplight where the minivan with the soccer mom all your.
Speaker 1: Kids are looking out the window. He's a VP. Yeah
Speaker 1: at the firm, all right. Our last story is just
Speaker 1: a quick headline, and it's a sad one father was killed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is an update to a story we didn't
Speaker 4: really cover. But the migrant who attacked and killed Swedish
Speaker 4: father Christians a dig in a football fan zone had
Speaker 4: multiple previous criminal charges, including rape in twenty thirteen, tempted
Speaker 4: murder in twenty seventeen, and assault in April twenty six.
Speaker 1: Why it wasn't he stopped?
Speaker 4: And then you see this Swedish man with his beautiful family,
Speaker 4: two young kids. And then you see just a repeat
Speaker 4: offender idiot.
Speaker 1: You can barely see in the picture. It's just what
Speaker 1: it is, guys, that's who needs to be in the West.
Speaker 1: I guess. So all right, well we're moving on to
Speaker 1: the final page of housekeeping, where I can say whatever
Speaker 1: I want. Use opportunity to go to the post up.
Speaker 1: Let's juice thee.
Speaker 4: I'll go leave a like comment comment again, then start
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Speaker 4: when we're on vacation and then you get your usual
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Speaker 4: I don't know if YouTube still doing it or if
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Speaker 1: we have a funny thing that was sent to us
Speaker 1: in the group chat, a member's only group chat. Marcus
Speaker 1: grind sent us this and look at the cord from
Speaker 1: the Bonus Slamed episode. It connects with his real life wall. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's a cool wink from the simulation. Yeah, and then
Speaker 1: someone also sent us a picture from the future. This
Speaker 1: is in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 4: They said, holy shit, Richard fat boy and Fleck has
Speaker 4: got shredded. Fleck has finally cut the weight. Here I
Speaker 4: am congratulations, and can I be honest a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have a bad weekend, have a few drinks
Speaker 4: on Friday, you go to the baseball game, you eat
Speaker 4: the whole pizza. Then Saturday you wake up and you go, well,
Speaker 4: I already ruined my weekend. Why don't I eat again?
Speaker 4: You kind of run it back the different maybe Chinese
Speaker 4: food this time. This is what it feels like to
Speaker 4: film on Monday some days. Yeah, you have a bad
Speaker 4: week You're like, I have to get on camera. I
Speaker 4: gained eight pounds or ten pounds at a weekend. This
Speaker 4: is what it's like, guys. That's what it's like. Yep,
Speaker 4: that's from the future. Oh, so start placing your beds.
Speaker 1: Are you making any changes? Have you done anything?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: I think I'm good if you turn out like that. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, so no changes. As long as I turn
Speaker 1: out like that, I'm fine, I'll just keep this going excellent,
Speaker 1: all right. Next, we have a little piece of advice
Speaker 1: to have better days and better brain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it says, brush your teeth with your non dominant hand.
Speaker 4: It stimulates neuroplasticity and creates new neural connections and boost
Speaker 4: your cognitive flexibility. You also have some bloody gums, I think,
Speaker 4: with your uncordated left hand. And yeah, I don't care,
Speaker 4: I'll put anything on camera, but yeah, I guess if
Speaker 4: you want to be a if you want your brushing
Speaker 4: your teeth to be twenty percent less efficient and your
Speaker 4: gums to bleed twenty percent more, but you create new
Speaker 4: neural pathways, go ahead.
Speaker 1: And if you feel like you're stuck or you're doing
Speaker 1: the same thing you've been doing and you can't get
Speaker 1: out of the rut, it could be good to maybe
Speaker 1: start your day doing that because then your brain's doing
Speaker 1: something different, and then doing something different can help get
Speaker 1: you out of the rut if you do it early
Speaker 1: in the day. Sure, maybe, I'm sure, all right. Next,
Speaker 1: I thought this was interesting. I found hairstyles from the seventies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what do you see? What you think? Well, everyone's covering
Speaker 1: their ears, everyone's hairy, as fuck teen wolf shit, and
Speaker 1: they're all covering their ears. That's interesting. I didn't pick
Speaker 1: up on that, So imagine if your ears were covered
Speaker 1: by hair the whole time. Yeah, I don't like it.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I don't like any of these haircuts.
Speaker 1: There's a few RB types in here, though. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm kind of losing track of what I even look
Speaker 4: like based on what doppels people send me, So keep
Speaker 4: doing it.
Speaker 1: When you saw the photo, what you look like in
Speaker 1: the future, okayo eight? Yeah, okay, I got time. I
Speaker 1: can save it.
Speaker 4: This is like Terminator, they show you the future and
Speaker 4: you can save it.
Speaker 1: Right. I was watching a movie that was in the nineties,
Speaker 1: and no what I else? I noticed what everyone who
Speaker 1: was wearing blazers. They would carry the blazer over their shoulder.
Speaker 1: Ye like that? Yeah, and you carry it around and
Speaker 1: you have it over your back. No one does that anymore.
Speaker 4: I think it became performative. I think it became like everything.
Speaker 4: It had its run, and then people started being a
Speaker 4: little pussies about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was real ninety shit, carrying the blazer on
Speaker 1: your shoulder like that? All right? Next, we showed you
Speaker 1: guys last episode if you were a member and you
Speaker 1: watched it, that clip of the Asian people stealing all
Speaker 1: the crabs poaching, and we were talking about how Asian
Speaker 1: people will eat anything and they go crazy and they
Speaker 1: slurp up anything from the ocean, and actually found a
Speaker 1: clip about it.
Speaker 7: Kaya.
Speaker 1: Now that sauce is good, all right?
Speaker 4: So you sent an Ai clips or what he got away?
Speaker 1: That's not Ai. I don't know he got away. You
Speaker 1: see that every time she bites, it doesn't work. So
Speaker 1: I think it's kind of Ai. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think it disappeared. Look at it disappear into the pile.
Speaker 4: I think you just get I don't know.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good. His skin is just too strong, like
Speaker 1: a shark skin, all right. The last clip of the
Speaker 1: final page of Housekeeping, in my opinion, is clip of
Speaker 1: the year so far.
Speaker 17: The shroud taken from Constantino play constitutino play was the
Speaker 17: shroud taken from Constantine. I can't say that word Constantine
Speaker 17: note play. Constantino is the pronunciation constantine play. Thank you
Speaker 17: would also be constantine no play, no, okay, thank you?
Speaker 1: What are those things called? I don't remember, but basically
Speaker 1: you asked them and if they go in and say yes.
Speaker 1: If they go out, it's no. So the guy is
Speaker 1: mispronouncing Constantinople and asking the rods if that's the correct pronunciation,
Speaker 1: and then they say yes, and it was the wrong.
Speaker 1: That's like as good as it gets. Classic's my favorite
Speaker 1: clip I've ever seen. All Right, You know, certain things
Speaker 1: just resonate with people.
Speaker 4: You know, you're asking, like this made up shit if
Speaker 4: this is how you pronounce the word wrong, and you
Speaker 4: pronounced it wrong, and then the made up shit says, yep,
Speaker 4: that's like that.
Speaker 1: It's perfect.
Speaker 4: It's fully it's self contained. It's a self contained video.
Speaker 4: That's so good.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Well that's the end of Housekeeper, and I'm moving on
Speaker 1: to Cringe of the Week. All right, Cringe of the Week.
Speaker 1: We have a little mini section I built and this
Speaker 1: is one of those things where you see a one
Speaker 1: off clip and it's pretty funny, but then when you
Speaker 1: get two clips that are funny, you can create a section.
Speaker 1: And that's what I did. These are a Bad Names
Speaker 1: is a Bad Names section and it's gonna be quick clips.
Speaker 1: But here's our first one.
Speaker 7: Hi, my name is Nigar. I've been coming to Sorft
Speaker 7: for a few years now, and I absolutely love it.
Speaker 1: Yournigarnigar careful.
Speaker 4: She should start all her reels with that, Hey it's
Speaker 4: Nagar here, and then you kind of.
Speaker 1: Get slurry a lit bit. Yeah, you'll go viral. You'll
Speaker 1: just keep going viral, and then she'll go viral, and
Speaker 1: then she'll start like she'll create a class on how
Speaker 1: to go viral. And it's like step one, make your
Speaker 1: name basically a racial slur, no no word. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: a girl on Instagram who does that, and she she
Speaker 1: talks like a baby. How do you even do the voice? Wittly?
Speaker 4: I was driving with my boyfriend and it's lispy, it's
Speaker 4: no ours whatever like little kids.
Speaker 1: Today, I was driving with my boyfriend. I don't know
Speaker 1: what the word for it is. What is that? I
Speaker 1: don't know the word either, but it's that where you
Speaker 1: talk like a baby. And then she's doing a course
Speaker 1: on how to go viral. It's like, guys, I know
Speaker 1: how to go viral. I've been going viral on Instagram
Speaker 1: and TikTok. My very first post hit one hundred thousand views.
Speaker 4: It's like step one, talk like this, have a brutal
Speaker 4: lisp that every single comment is about the brutal lisp.
Speaker 1: Step two, can you do that or no? Talk about
Speaker 1: whatever you want to talk about. That's actually so fun
Speaker 1: and like now they're doing courses and it's like the
Speaker 1: only reason you're going viral is because people are like
Speaker 1: sending your stuff to make fun of you as a joke. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as a joke. As a joke. All right, Our next
Speaker 1: funny name and our bad name section is this one.
Speaker 18: I'm retold, I'm retooed dishly, sincerely and truly declared.
Speaker 4: And that's probably the only instance where she's ever said
Speaker 4: I'm Marie Todd, I'm a retdd, I'm.
Speaker 10: Retold, I'm retold.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she admitted. Isn't that crazy that this happened?
Speaker 1: Tough break, And that's the only thing.
Speaker 4: That's the only situation where you would say, I comma
Speaker 4: Marie tard is when you're getting sworn in, so all
Speaker 4: you have to do is avoid public service, and you
Speaker 4: would never say the sentence.
Speaker 1: I'm a retard, But she couldn't. I'm Todd.
Speaker 4: That's boy better than nigar, niggar. She's she's really over
Speaker 4: enunciating it. That one was good though, That.
Speaker 1: One was good, all right, let's get to our next segment.
Speaker 1: We have a little bit of an ableism section here
Speaker 1: and we have one care with multiple clips, and here's
Speaker 1: her take on July fourth.
Speaker 19: What fucking sort of capitalist colonial garbage is this shit?
Speaker 19: I've never supported well before masks or warn them, and
Speaker 19: I never will using the genocidal quote unquote fourth of
Speaker 19: July quote unquote Independence day to sell mass is aligning
Speaker 19: yourself with fascism and colonial violence, especially as fascists I'm
Speaker 19: trying to literally un alive disabled immigrant folks and trying
Speaker 19: to bring back institution.
Speaker 1: For disabled folks.
Speaker 19: It shows where you fucking stand and we should be
Speaker 19: extremely against anything that's upholding this sort of colonial garbage.
Speaker 1: There you go. You see how many issues she tied together.
Speaker 1: That was a lot. It's beautiful. It's a skill to
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 4: You got to keep track of multiple storylines, weave them
Speaker 4: in and out. It's hard being this manic and basically retarded, right.
Speaker 1: And it's all intersectional, Yeah, all intersect And then you
Speaker 1: go to the grocery store say, oh, I saw you
Speaker 1: buying some hot dogs and an Uncle Sam pool float.
Speaker 1: You're pro genocide, right, yeah? And this it's so funny.
Speaker 1: It's like a mask.
Speaker 4: People who are selling masks in July of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: You're a fascist. You're not gonna turns on everybody. And
Speaker 4: then also I can't help but notice, like looking at
Speaker 4: the mask that this crazed individual is wearing is a
Speaker 4: three M mask. I bet I bet she goes like
Speaker 4: this looks the other way, because you can find some
Speaker 4: shit that three M is probably done. It's an old company,
Speaker 4: you know, so she probably doesn't look just so she
Speaker 4: can keep running.
Speaker 1: The mask to go.
Speaker 4: They used to make masks for the labor so they
Speaker 4: wouldn't die, so they could keep it working for free.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's some tough history that she would not
Speaker 1: jive with her. Yeah, and we have another one about
Speaker 1: super spreader pride events. Yeah, this one might be more
Speaker 1: buzzwords and issue shoot or than the first one.
Speaker 20: There's no pride in eugenics, super spread her pride events
Speaker 20: have been so problematic. Que joy under disabled death is eugenics.
Speaker 20: Queer joy the disabled exclusion is ablest. We need to
Speaker 20: think about centering multiply disabled folks and all access and planning.
Speaker 20: So a year ago I reached out to a couple
Speaker 20: pride organized isswers discussing the importance of N ninety five
Speaker 20: masks of airy mitigations about how to have accessible inclusive events,
Speaker 20: specifically for multiply disabled folks, making sure that.
Speaker 1: Wetter we could shut it off. We get it everything.
Speaker 1: She runs every issue together. But even the Pride people
Speaker 1: weren't woke enough because she was telling them about you
Speaker 1: doing the N ninety five masks, making sure the disabled
Speaker 1: people can get there, and they kind of just like
Speaker 1: blew her off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And what's interesting to me is, you know some
Speaker 4: people have there, Like that's the moment I woke up
Speaker 4: when they fired me for not getting the COVID jab,
Speaker 4: or that's when I woke up when I saw they
Speaker 4: were letting the George Floyd protesters keep going. There's some
Speaker 4: landmark moments that you point to on when you got
Speaker 4: red pilled or something like that, or in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: I saw what they were doing the media to trump
Speaker 4: all these things, and people really do get one shotted
Speaker 4: by like COVID. The path of this woman's life forever
Speaker 4: changed because of what happened in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: It's so crazy to me.
Speaker 4: That's a great point, right, Like, it's not like she
Speaker 4: would have been doing much with value, maybe babysitting a
Speaker 4: few kids or you know, something like that, working for
Speaker 4: a nonprofit or something, but or a coffee shop. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but now her disability and her being sick gives her
Speaker 4: like the ultimate thing to do because the world.
Speaker 1: Hard to play. Yeah, it's a card to play, because
Speaker 1: the world isn't built for people who are disabled to
Speaker 1: get around as easy as everyone else. And then or not,
Speaker 1: you know, wearing a mask. Same thing. So now she
Speaker 1: has something to do and something to fight, and what
Speaker 1: does she do?
Speaker 4: She thinks about it all day, so she's constantly circling
Speaker 4: this issue.
Speaker 1: And then I don't know that man, she keeps finding
Speaker 1: problems like, oh, you're not doing this right, Oh this
Speaker 1: is not good for disabled folks, and it just like
Speaker 1: now you're busy. I feel genuinely sad for someone like this.
Speaker 4: Do you want to play the puppet show or yeah,
Speaker 4: let's play the puppet show at the.
Speaker 21: Disability Pride monthy All this is asme the mad Mass
Speaker 21: Mixma with mass puppetry and Lasha. We're so excited to
Speaker 21: go over some disability Pride standing Joy disabled Joy.
Speaker 1: I want that wheelchair muppet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the wheelchair muppet is pretty rare. That's do you
Speaker 4: think she just put a muppet in a wheelchair or
Speaker 4: do you think it came.
Speaker 1: That's a custom job. Yeah. But like we said, like
Speaker 1: her identity is her disability, and the problems that she's
Speaker 1: trying to solve is like no one taking her disability seriously,
Speaker 1: and then she's like a victim. And then the world
Speaker 1: doesn't accommodate her disabilities, which is a direct attack on
Speaker 1: her identity. Now now you're busy. Of course, you got
Speaker 1: a career out of this. If something happened like say
Speaker 1: you got sick, or say you got like lime disease,
Speaker 1: it would be like, all right, this sucks. How do
Speaker 1: I get rid of it? How long is it going
Speaker 1: to take? Which cutting edge doctor has cured this? Here's
Speaker 1: what worked for me.
Speaker 4: You become like a testimonial page about it, trying to
Speaker 4: help others.
Speaker 1: Exactly, and then you just go and then the goal
Speaker 1: is to get rid of whatever the problem is. But
Speaker 1: they don't have that. Their identity becomes it and then
Speaker 1: it's like their number one thing they have going for
Speaker 1: them is that I'm multiple disabled.
Speaker 4: Well, and instead of teaching, like if someone got line
Speaker 4: disease and like explain their journey. Here's me at the bottom,
Speaker 4: Here's how I felt my best in years. They're teaching,
Speaker 4: and then this person is policing, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: It's like teaching and sharing and here's what got me
Speaker 4: through it. And then this is all policing and shaming.
Speaker 4: And these trans queer people weren't woken enough, they didn't
Speaker 4: wear the mask. So very different, but you can see
Speaker 4: the personality types, like, no matter what, the personality type
Speaker 4: is going to shine through. And if you're a miserable bitch,
Speaker 4: you're just gonna be a miserable mask bitch.
Speaker 1: You know. Very true. Right, let's get into our next
Speaker 1: little segment. Here in Cringe, we have two clips about
Speaker 1: Native American history. This first guy talks about Native American genders, so.
Speaker 22: Within Native societies, at least the one that I was
Speaker 22: raised with with my own people. We have seven genders
Speaker 22: of medicine. First one would be the women because they
Speaker 22: were made first, shortly followed by the men, which is
Speaker 22: our second. The third one is women loving women, fourth
Speaker 22: one is men loving men. Fifth one is women nurturing
Speaker 22: themselves to become men. Sixth sixth one was men nurturing
Speaker 22: themselves to become women. And then the seventh one that
Speaker 22: we have, which is arguably the most sacred out of
Speaker 22: all of them, would be our two spirit. So with
Speaker 22: two spirits in our beliefs is that two spirit person
Speaker 22: has equal proportions of the female and the male spirit
Speaker 22: back into one body.
Speaker 1: There you go. So he wrote some fan fiction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he matched it up to the modern day
Speaker 4: what everyone's doing. It's like, oh, yeah, we had two
Speaker 4: spirit people. It's probably like a schizophrenic, like who is
Speaker 4: on the outskirts of the tribe, like back five hundred
Speaker 4: years ago. That's why you chopping your cock off in
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen was not a bad idea. This comes from
Speaker 4: thousands of years of Native American history that lines up
Speaker 4: with it.
Speaker 1: That's totally normal. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then the way I see this too, this is
Speaker 4: what allyship looks like. You signal you're a small minority group,
Speaker 4: and you signal to another small minority group. Hey, we
Speaker 4: got your back, trans people, Native Americans. Let's shake hands
Speaker 4: on it. Right Yeah, I'll say whatever you want. I'll
Speaker 4: twist my history to match what you're doing right now.
Speaker 4: What you drink it off to some weird shit, yeah,
Speaker 4: we did that too back in it. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: You're fine. We're together now, right. That's so true. But yeah,
Speaker 1: and then our next clip, this black woman tells us
Speaker 1: who the real Native Americans actually were.
Speaker 23: Well, I'm here to tell you Black America today, all
Speaker 23: of that is a lie.
Speaker 1: We never came from nowhere.
Speaker 23: We were already here right here on this link. Okay,
Speaker 23: everybody else came from everywhere else to America.
Speaker 3: The same way. In twenty twenty six.
Speaker 23: You got foreigners fighting to come to America. That's the
Speaker 23: exact same way in seventeen seventy six, and even beyond that,
Speaker 23: the foreigners were fighting to come to America.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now, they'll.
Speaker 23: Teach you this in school, but they teach it to
Speaker 23: you in a way to where you don't understand what's happening.
Speaker 23: So in school they told us about it, and.
Speaker 1: She understands what's happening. Yeah, so she's gonna tell us now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So she basically says that black people were here before
Speaker 1: Native Americans, which is interesting. I haven't really thought of that. Yeah, me, neither,
Speaker 1: never once crossed my mind at all ever. And we
Speaker 1: have to update our we Wuzzurri Bingo cards because we
Speaker 1: know that we was the real pyramid builders. We was
Speaker 1: the real Jews, We was the real Vikings. We was
Speaker 1: Babe Ruth, we was Abe Lincoln, and now we was
Speaker 1: Native Americans and shit, so add that to the mango card. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we was Native American Bingo Bingo. I hit Bingo three
Speaker 1: months ago. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: And so that's it, Like everybody tries to co opt
Speaker 4: each other's thing, and nobody's really honest with themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah. In the intersectionality, it really gives people the ability
Speaker 1: to borrow uh huh. Oh you trans folks, Oh that
Speaker 1: comes from Native Americans, which is good. And then oh,
Speaker 1: the Native Americans.
Speaker 4: Were actually black people, so you know, and then black
Speaker 4: people are actually Jews.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Imagine that black woman going up to the guy who
Speaker 4: was doing the genders and being like you and my outfit.
Speaker 4: Eventually it crumbles because of the competing interests, much like
Speaker 4: the mask woman who was shaming the other otherwise allies
Speaker 4: for not doing the appropriate mask stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they all eat each other, they all do, all right.
Speaker 1: Our last clip of Cringe of the Week, that's some
Speaker 1: history of tipping. I did not know that.
Speaker 10: She does not know the reason tipping even came about
Speaker 10: slave during slavery. Right after slavery, a lot of institutions
Speaker 10: and a lot of businesses did not want to hire
Speaker 10: black employees. So the only places that would hire us
Speaker 10: was restaurants, hotels, right, and places like these that require tipping.
Speaker 10: Why because they did not The employers didn't wanted to
Speaker 10: take responsibility off of themselves to pay you as the
Speaker 10: black person because they still view you as a slave.
Speaker 10: So what did they say. We're gonna leave your payment,
Speaker 10: your paycheck, you being able to feed your family, We're
Speaker 10: gonna leave that on the customers. Let the customers decide
Speaker 10: if you were good enough to them. Let the customers
Speaker 10: decide if you're gonna be able to feed your family.
Speaker 10: That is the origination of tip.
Speaker 1: So tipping here you go. So that's why they don't tip.
Speaker 1: It's because of eighteen hundred. It's economics.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And you guys know, if you guys know anybody
Speaker 4: who ever worked as a waiter, they'll tell you who
Speaker 4: doesn't tip? What demographics? And I guess it's out of
Speaker 4: principle the historians. Yeah, because there's a bad taste in
Speaker 4: my mouth from what it used to be, which we
Speaker 4: don't even know.
Speaker 1: We're not even checking shit.
Speaker 4: I mean just parent with the we were Native Americans women,
Speaker 4: and you can ballpark what the historical accuracy is.
Speaker 1: But they still want tips. Yeah, there's no I'm not
Speaker 1: working a tip job or I'm not taking your tip
Speaker 1: because this is actually about slavery. And there's something weird.
Speaker 4: That happens when like everybody's living under the same system,
Speaker 4: and it's like, okay, it's just like so if even
Speaker 4: let's pretend everything she said was true, we're all doing
Speaker 4: it now, Latinos, whites, blacks, everybody does it now. So
Speaker 4: should we end it or change it or something. I
Speaker 4: don't know, Like there's no real answer to that. Everyone
Speaker 4: else just adapts. But then the black people, I got
Speaker 4: a bad taste in my mouth is the energy.
Speaker 1: And it's funny because like they're kind of giving an
Speaker 1: excuse for why black people don't tip, and then like
Speaker 1: ninety nine point nine nine nine percent of black people
Speaker 1: are not thinking about this at all. Yes, and you know,
Speaker 1: like America or just employment laws, like we had to
Speaker 1: fight for the nine to five unionize, Like horrific shit
Speaker 1: happening in the meat packing plants. In like up in
Speaker 1: Sinclair's the Jungle indentured servants when they first came home
Speaker 1: over company towns where you'd be in debt by your
Speaker 1: next pace, Like, there were so many horrible predatory employment
Speaker 1: practices that like, we just all made it past, and
Speaker 1: there's no there's no need to dwell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there's no bitter taste in my mouth because
Speaker 4: I work in an air conditioned office. You're probably getting
Speaker 4: paid by some NGO for being on that podcast. I
Speaker 4: don't know, man, You're probably an administrator in a high
Speaker 4: school with bad math proficiency. But again, that dwelling on
Speaker 4: the past, that dwelling on like the past injustices, that
Speaker 4: gives you the capital, that gives you the moral currency
Speaker 4: to move about society in a way. So I guess
Speaker 4: you have to keep bringing it up exactly. Well, that's
Speaker 4: the end of cringe. You're not moving on to urban decay,
Speaker 4: all right? Urban decay. Our first story of urban decay.
Speaker 4: A baby pulls a gun on.
Speaker 24: A cop a dropping story out of Saint Paul, where
Speaker 24: police say a toddler pulled a weapon on an officer
Speaker 24: during a traffic stop. This happened on Monday, when police
Speaker 24: pulled over thirty seven year old Kenneth Terry for not
Speaker 24: wearing a seat belt. He also had warrants for his arrest.
Speaker 24: When they were taking him into custody, another officer says,
Speaker 24: one of the three children in the backseat, all under
Speaker 24: the age of three, pulled a gun from a diaper
Speaker 24: bag and had it turned toward them. The child was
Speaker 24: coaxed to put the weapon down, and fortunately no one
Speaker 24: was hurt. Terry now faces a charge of child endangerment.
Speaker 4: So I guess the kids learned that from dad. Yeah,
Speaker 4: good instincts for under three year old.
Speaker 1: And that's what happens when dad does stick around to
Speaker 1: raise the kids. Ah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we're getting sentences. I didn't even know where possible,
Speaker 4: like mad Libs type stuff. Three year old pulls gun
Speaker 4: from diaper bag on cop. I didn't know we were
Speaker 4: there yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a pretty bad one, and I might
Speaker 1: be one of the worst ones we've heard. I've never
Speaker 1: really seen. We saw the baby in the diaper saying
Speaker 1: fuck you to the police a few years ago, of course,
Speaker 1: but pulling a gun from the diaper bag and luckily
Speaker 1: the cops were able to settle down baby. And it's
Speaker 1: funny and the subtext of this.
Speaker 4: They pulled over a guy for not wearing a seat belt,
Speaker 4: which some progressive states and cities I think we covered
Speaker 4: it on the show have done away with. I can't
Speaker 4: remember the city, but I know we covered it where
Speaker 4: they were getting rid of like predicate stops, where not
Speaker 4: seat belt registration whatever, you couldn't stop them. And then
Speaker 4: this guy had warrants and a toddler had an access
Speaker 4: to the gun in the back seat. So it's like,
Speaker 4: you see how that little thing got your foot in
Speaker 4: the door for much bigger problems that clearly need to
Speaker 4: be solved, and certain Democrats and JB. Pritzker types are
Speaker 4: looking to get rid of the ability for law enforcement
Speaker 4: to use that.
Speaker 1: Very true, all right. Next story is very sad from
Speaker 1: New York City.
Speaker 4: Slashed the tires, scratching up everything, no money to pay
Speaker 4: for it, obviously. You see this woman in court couldn't
Speaker 4: claw back a dime. Hard to watch. That's heartbreaking. She's
Speaker 4: frantic too. That's a full paint job he's gonna need,
Speaker 4: I know. And you just got your car painted, you
Speaker 4: know that's not easy work. That would suck. That would suck.
Speaker 4: I would George Floyd this woman, I would put my
Speaker 4: knee on her back.
Speaker 1: And then insurance probably I don't know they are they
Speaker 1: gonna cover your paint job? Probably not. They kind of
Speaker 1: have to write that's what it's all for. Is that
Speaker 1: how it works?
Speaker 4: I guess someone if especially if I saw this video
Speaker 4: and I saw the person, I'd say, yeah, I was
Speaker 4: a victim of what do they call it, god? Circumstances,
Speaker 4: active god, active God. It's just I've parked in Manhattan.
Speaker 4: It was an active god. There was a black woman
Speaker 4: who could not be jailed.
Speaker 1: I could use maybe that black woman to mess up
Speaker 1: one of my cars. If insurance is gonna cover a little.
Speaker 4: Light fraud, you want to do a little light fraud? Yeah,
Speaker 4: publicly you're better than that, all right. Next, we have
Speaker 4: a freak out at Popeyes.
Speaker 1: Do you know where?
Speaker 25: This was Popeyes? Zombie movie?
Speaker 1: And you notice how everyone is down. It's like not
Speaker 1: one person like guys guys stop, well, you know, no, no,
Speaker 1: not again. They whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 4: One guy leaves, which is you know, they don't try
Speaker 4: to convince everyone else to stop, though, but one guy leaves.
Speaker 4: You can see that guy's underwear because his shorts are
Speaker 4: so low. But on videos like this, I like to
Speaker 4: watch this video like eight times, and I follow a
Speaker 4: new character every time, and I see exactly their thought
Speaker 4: process and what they were up to. You should try
Speaker 4: that next time, guys. We're not gonna play it eight times,
Speaker 4: but you get to it's like a different kind of storytelling. Yeah,
Speaker 4: instead of seeing it all as one horde, you get
Speaker 4: to see five, six, maybe seven individual journeys.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: This guy was focused on doors. Yeah, he was the
Speaker 4: door man, he was the entry guy. One guy was
Speaker 4: the counterman.
Speaker 1: This the woman.
Speaker 4: At first, the employee actually went made a kick for
Speaker 4: her face.
Speaker 1: Did you see that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, look they opened the door, she's on the ground.
Speaker 1: An employee goes for a face kick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that was maybe the only person who was
Speaker 4: justified to jumping on the counter. But even then, you
Speaker 4: really have to just take.
Speaker 1: Your l because they all have different motivations. But they're
Speaker 1: all swinging. Yeah, they're all together, and there's a beauty
Speaker 1: in that. Yeah, that's camaraderie, all right. Next, there was
Speaker 1: an HB glitch. ChB is like a grocery store, and
Speaker 1: there was a glitch where apparently people were getting free
Speaker 1: groceries if they ordered online and it only worked I
Speaker 1: think for a couple of people.
Speaker 18: So did y'all know that HB had a glasey yesterday
Speaker 18: and people were getting free groceries delivered?
Speaker 26: Like?
Speaker 18: I saw everybody talking about it on Instagram. So I
Speaker 18: hit up this guy that I used to go to school,
Speaker 18: was like, Okay, what's going on with HB? Why is
Speaker 18: everybody talking about itchib? He was like, man, everybody got
Speaker 18: free groceries. He was telling me how he got over
Speaker 18: like thirteen hundred dollars worth of groceries. I want his
Speaker 18: friend got four thousand worth of groceries, Like, Okay.
Speaker 13: That is insane.
Speaker 18: Like what are y'all gonna do if y'all have to
Speaker 18: pay that money bag?
Speaker 1: Which I'm sure some people had to do. Yeah, of course,
Speaker 1: because there's not really a glitch.
Speaker 4: You kind of owe the money and you have an
Speaker 4: account for the most part, unless you're stealing someone's identity.
Speaker 4: And here's the result of one of those one of
Speaker 4: the glitches, some hood type apartment that's fully packed to
Speaker 4: the brim and they used the song where all my scamming?
Speaker 4: And words where y'all that? And so they're they're filming
Speaker 4: their hall and look at the tons of waters, too
Speaker 4: heavy stuff, all non perishables, hopefully.
Speaker 1: The whole house full of stuff. And that's like.
Speaker 4: Probably four thousand dollars worth of groceries right there. And
Speaker 4: HGB if you guys don't know, it's I think a
Speaker 4: mostly Texas grocery chain.
Speaker 1: So this was a regional glitch. It wasn't for you know,
Speaker 1: the word didn't travel to New York and.
Speaker 4: Atlanta all the you know, Miami, the scammers cities. So
Speaker 4: the people who seized it, like all glitches, the chase
Speaker 4: money glitch, the cash abb glitch, all these that we
Speaker 4: documented over the course of the show. Obviously you need
Speaker 4: word of mouth and you need to search. How are
Speaker 4: they doing it? It's not showing up in my account,
Speaker 4: you know. And so when I went to TikTok to
Speaker 4: do more research on this, I typed in HB gigli.
Speaker 1: And it auto filled.
Speaker 4: For the first time I went in and did this,
Speaker 4: it auto filled g l ich glitch spelled. That's how
Speaker 4: you find the information. So those are the type of
Speaker 4: people who are searching. People who can't spell glitch, So
Speaker 4: that makes sense. And then I don't even know the
Speaker 4: circumstances of it. It must have been some app thing or
Speaker 4: if you do xyz then you get it. But word
Speaker 4: of mouth spreads fast for these glitches. And imagine some
Speaker 4: sort of dev or like app developer or somebody on
Speaker 4: fourth of July weekend got called in because he got
Speaker 4: hit for four thousand, hit for twelve hundred, ah, six thousand.
Speaker 4: You're like coming into the office and like patching something.
Speaker 4: And so eventually when they did patch it, this is
Speaker 4: what an HB looks like.
Speaker 1: So it's all just abandoned carts. Yes, people trying to
Speaker 1: do the glitch. Give me ten ten cinam in, tough scrunch, yeah,
Speaker 1: dead glass, ten things of water.
Speaker 4: So eventually the leakage was stopped. But I'm gonna follow
Speaker 4: up on this and see what happened to the people
Speaker 4: who used their real identity to get this, because I
Speaker 4: got a feeling your bank balance going negative three thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, the glitch.
Speaker 4: They're piranhas waiting for something to fall into the water.
Speaker 1: They love stuff like this.
Speaker 4: They don't care what the consequences are because they might
Speaker 4: get away with it.
Speaker 1: Yep sor right, well, don't get too down or two depressed.
Speaker 1: Moving on to uplifting gold and we have uplifting stuff today.
Speaker 1: First I found a guy who does word of the day,
Speaker 1: and I thought this was pretty funny.
Speaker 27: If someone is an absolute stereotype of their area, they
Speaker 27: are au toxinous. The angry New Yorker, he's au toxinous.
Speaker 27: I'm all toxinus to West London. Eloicious is autoxinus to
Speaker 27: my breast pocket or toxinous means properly native. You know,
Speaker 27: they're habits, stories and jokes all seem woven into their
Speaker 27: local area. It's native in the deepest sense. That is autoxinous.
Speaker 27: And that is the word of the day.
Speaker 1: See. I like stuff like this because it's the opposite
Speaker 1: of migrants.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, it's very haughty, toddy or whatever. Tell you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like nobro hibrow. You know what words are,
Speaker 1: you know, sophisticated words. You take pride in it. The
Speaker 1: migrants come and just go like this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, migrants is like food house job, food house job
Speaker 4: twice stuff from your pocket money money, food house job.
Speaker 4: And this guy's telling you, you know, something to elevate you.
Speaker 4: Although that word was very hard to pronounce, I don't
Speaker 4: think that's the type of word that catches fire and
Speaker 4: gets back into the zeitgeist. I just I'm pure THH
Speaker 4: and C you know, and THH together not great.
Speaker 1: That's a good point. And then we have another example
Speaker 1: when it comes to words, and this one is a
Speaker 1: girl showing us how if you change the emphasis on
Speaker 1: certain words, it means different things.
Speaker 7: I didn't say she stole my money. I didn't say
Speaker 7: she stole my money. I didn't say she stole my money.
Speaker 7: I didn't say she stole my money. I didn't say
Speaker 7: she stole my money. I didn't say she stole my money.
Speaker 7: I didn't say she stole my money.
Speaker 1: So this is why I don't learn new languages.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good point. That makes our language settle
Speaker 4: seem a little more complicated.
Speaker 1: You never gonna know it. Yeah, and you can know
Speaker 1: I didn't say she stole my money. I know what
Speaker 1: that means. But if there's ten ways to say it,
Speaker 1: it means ten different stuff. I'll just speak America. Sounds good,
Speaker 1: you know. I like that.
Speaker 4: It's not like important or anything, but it shows you
Speaker 4: how flexible it is.
Speaker 1: Imagine that in Japanese.
Speaker 4: I know I couldn't handle it. You would even start,
Speaker 4: You don't. The letters aren't even the same they're different letters,
Speaker 4: they're samples.
Speaker 1: That's the key. You don't even start you learn American.
Speaker 1: All right. Next, good news from DeSantis. He made Antifa
Speaker 1: and the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council of American Islamic
Speaker 1: Relations a terrorist organization in Florida.
Speaker 28: But the law takes effect on July first today, and
Speaker 28: so we are not going to waste any time. We're
Speaker 28: going to move forward, and we're going to make sure
Speaker 28: that we're very robust in doing this. And so, based
Speaker 28: on the recommendations of Florida's domestic security professionals and the authority,
Speaker 28: the newly established authority in law, my office and the
Speaker 28: Cabinet are poised to officially designate the first slew of
Speaker 28: terrorist organizations under the new law.
Speaker 1: That'll be it. Well, we get it. It's Muslims and Antifa. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Ron Desanta is doing a good job as usual.
Speaker 1: I love Ron. And he didn't endorse Spyron. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he might just say, oh, I'm staying out of
Speaker 1: this one. He's not enthusiastic at all. But he's not enthusiastic.
Speaker 1: And then Duck in a debate too by Byron's Duck
Speaker 1: in debates Byrone. Byrone, all of his donors are like
Speaker 1: gambling companies and billionaires from outside of the state. Fuck.
Speaker 1: So I really don't like Byron Donald's I do like
Speaker 1: James Fishback. I want him to win. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going to happen.
Speaker 4: I wish Ron did the Casey DeSantis thing, remember when
Speaker 4: they were floating that running for a little bit, because
Speaker 4: then it would just be him again.
Speaker 1: That's so true, all right. Next, this kid had a
Speaker 1: nice train experience on July fourth. It is Dargantua.
Speaker 2: This thing is colossal, and I can completely and utterly
Speaker 2: respect the ingenuity of the American people to create something
Speaker 2: that is so majestical.
Speaker 12: A piece of history has rolled into South Philadelphia. The
Speaker 12: legendary Big Boy steam engine locomotive, one of the largest
Speaker 12: and most powerful ever built, is making a special stop
Speaker 12: here in the Navy Yard.
Speaker 1: Take a walk with me. It's a Union Pacific Big Boy.
Speaker 1: Isn't that cool?
Speaker 4: I think it's the largest steam articulated locomotive or something.
Speaker 4: I don't know the exact combination of words, but it's
Speaker 4: huge and it's impressive.
Speaker 1: I'm sure we have some trained autists in the show
Speaker 1: watchers of course, you guys tell us what it is.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I do like that South Philly a little
Speaker 1: different than probably what's going on in West Philly. People
Speaker 1: are gathered around for the train, the autistic people for
Speaker 1: the trade. You go to West Philly, you get shot
Speaker 1: for nothing. Yeah, so it's good to see that. And
Speaker 1: then the kid was excited. Yeah all right. Our last
Speaker 1: clip of the show is our pure Americana clip of
Speaker 1: the week. This German guy was visiting the US for
Speaker 1: the World Cup and listened to what happened to him.
Speaker 26: Sorry, so it makes you cheerio, Why why help us understand?
Speaker 11: Why is it so impactful to you?
Speaker 26: Sebastian Crowns never imagine his trip to America would be
Speaker 26: so emotional.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is you're human happy tears. Yeah, and just
Speaker 1: a few weeks being here.
Speaker 13: I fall in love with this country. And this was
Speaker 13: so emotional I even cried in the stadium.
Speaker 26: It's a huge departure from what he was expecting before
Speaker 26: traveling to follow the German soccer team in its World
Speaker 26: Cup run.
Speaker 13: To be honest, I was a bit scared or had
Speaker 13: the field to travel to the United States. News about
Speaker 13: shootings and criminals and that the country is not safe.
Speaker 1: Pop takes us home. It's great, America is great.
Speaker 26: Sebastian met a group of strangers who offered him a
Speaker 26: ride to his hotel. That's Bob Series and his family,
Speaker 26: New Englanders who showed a group of Germans that Boston
Speaker 26: is warmer than some might believe.
Speaker 29: In the US.
Speaker 13: So to me, I watched the bed You by myself,
Speaker 13: maybe faulty times. I had tears in my eyes.
Speaker 26: Sebastian was more upset about the prospect of leaving America
Speaker 26: than Germany being eliminated from the tournament.
Speaker 1: That kind wasn't that nice?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And you know what, whenever there's a ton of stories,
Speaker 4: America is much different than what I thought. All these
Speaker 4: World Cup people, all the European World Cup travelers, and
Speaker 4: they're really just talking about nice white people in America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not like and the Black People's Day was
Speaker 1: so nice. It's never that.
Speaker 4: It's just like, you know what it is, guys, there's
Speaker 4: definitely still real pockets of America despite what's being done
Speaker 4: to us. Yeah, the dumping of migrants, that's the key.
Speaker 4: All right, we have some shout outs. I want to
Speaker 4: start off with this one from Twitter. From at mc
Speaker 4: reynolds at war. Him and his wife had a baby
Speaker 4: and they still caught the episode last week.
Speaker 1: I think the wife was forced into that one. Yep,
Speaker 1: but we like it. But yeah, it's good to see.
Speaker 4: And thank you for shouting us out, and thank you
Speaker 4: for not missing an episode.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 13: All right.
Speaker 1: We have some happy birthdays. We have a happy birthday
Speaker 1: at to Roman on July ninth. Him and his fiance
Speaker 1: love watching the show together. I like Roman is a name.
Speaker 1: That's a great name.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 1: We have a happy birthday to Kylie from us and Benny.
Speaker 1: She turns thirty two on July sixth, and her and
Speaker 1: Bennie's fourth wedding anniversary is July seventh, which is great.
Speaker 1: And they've been watching since the Spoon days and they
Speaker 1: even did their own version of Trump's Not that Bad
Speaker 1: in Australia. Happy birthday, Kylie. Isn't that cool? That's great?
Speaker 1: All right. Happy birthday to Tim, who turns twenty two
Speaker 1: on July sixth. He got Arthur and his cousins hooked
Speaker 1: on the show and they've been watching during work for
Speaker 1: the last two years, getting nothing done, just watching the show.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, that's Tim, Tim, Tim thank you for spreading
Speaker 1: the link to the group chat Tim. That's huge. All right.
Speaker 1: We have a happy birthday to Garrett Huckle on July
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Speaker 1: Too, Happy birthday.
Speaker 4: We have a happy birthday to Victor L on July
Speaker 4: ninth from US and your girlfriend Julie, and they are
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Speaker 1: Victor ELL. That's an interesting name, Victor L. You know
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Speaker 1: His middle names Edward Victor E. L. Happy birthday all right.
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Speaker 1: and they've been watching since the Spoon days. Too lovely,
Speaker 1: very nice Danielle. Well, that's the end of the episode.
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