Speaker 1: All right, I have proof positive that black people are
Speaker 1: treated differently under the law. Also, a home in Marine
Speaker 1: just sold for fourteen point five million dollars. Is America
Speaker 1: worth the price tag? And do you want Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 1: parenting your kids? We'll talk about it uncensored, unfiltered, un hinged.
Speaker 1: It's the Cuell Cast. Listen daily on your favorite streaming service. Hello,
Speaker 1: down there, you pretty girl. Good morning. It is the
Speaker 1: Carell Cast, and I am Corel. We will be in
Speaker 1: the studio in just a quick second. But we are
Speaker 1: talking today about I saw a headline that said, Kamala's
Speaker 1: Nevada problem. Everything is just so expensive, and of course
Speaker 1: that's a problem across the globe, and this morning this
Speaker 1: played right into it. On the way home from the
Speaker 1: park this morning, I decided I wanted some Belvida Tea biscuits.
Speaker 1: They're strangely and accidentally vegan, and so I stopped at
Speaker 1: Albertson's and I said, oh yeah, and I need a
Speaker 1: pineapple and an orange and some strawberries, and so that's
Speaker 1: exactly what I got here. You go there, you go
Speaker 1: right there, right there. How much do you think the
Speaker 1: Belvida orange, pineapple and strawberries cost. How much do you
Speaker 1: think total for the cost? I will tell you in
Speaker 1: just a moment. I want you to guess, so I'll
Speaker 1: tell you in just a second. But it is this
Speaker 1: very thing. I even commented when I got checked out.
Speaker 1: I said, this alone, this alone, this orange was almost
Speaker 1: as much as anything else that you see there. How
Speaker 1: much do you think total for all of that? I
Speaker 1: will tell you just a second. Right, miss Anne, she
Speaker 1: found a ball at the park and she's ready to go.
Speaker 1: She wants it bad. Hello down, yes, indeed, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: As you know, I'm a one man show and I
Speaker 1: have to go up there and do that myself. So
Speaker 1: good morning, and hello, and welcome to the Carell Cast
Speaker 1: on this Wednesday, September eighteenth. So I just showed you
Speaker 1: a little haul from the store this morning, a package
Speaker 1: of one pound strawberries, one orange, a special orange. I
Speaker 1: guess it's not a it's not a naval orange. It's
Speaker 1: a what is it a tangila? What it's a name?
Speaker 1: Sumo sumo orange, and then the Belvida and a pineapple.
Speaker 1: And that's it. And I want you to guess in
Speaker 1: the chatroom at YouTube dot com. Forward Slash really correl
Speaker 1: or at patreon dot com forward slash really correl. I
Speaker 1: want you to guess how much that costs Okay, I
Speaker 1: want to see who comes closest, so I'll tell you
Speaker 1: at the end of the show. So you have you
Speaker 1: have during the show to guess in the chatroom at
Speaker 1: YouTube dot com, forward slash really correl. Well, maybe I
Speaker 1: should open this up to comments too. Okay, I won't
Speaker 1: tell you until tomorrow. How about that? So today I
Speaker 1: want you to guess underneath the video at YouTube dot
Speaker 1: com forward slash reallycarell or in the chatroom YouTube dot com,
Speaker 1: forward slash reallycarell or at Patreon Patreon dot com forward
Speaker 1: slash reallycarel I want you to guess, Okay, dollars and cents,
Speaker 1: how many dollars and how many cents? How much that cost?
Speaker 1: The belveda, a sumo orange, a pound of strawberries, and
Speaker 1: one pineapple. And the person that comes closest will get
Speaker 1: this book since no one got it yesterday Todd Haynes
Speaker 1: all about his art. So I want you to go
Speaker 1: and guess, and I will keep track of who guesses
Speaker 1: in the chatroom. Dollars and cents? How much did those
Speaker 1: items cost? Because the headline here in Nevada, as I said,
Speaker 1: is Camala's problem. In Nevada, everything's just too expensive. And
Speaker 1: it got me thinking about is America worth the price
Speaker 1: of admission. Basically, we're gonna talk about that, but before
Speaker 1: we do, I want to talk about a couple things
Speaker 1: in the news right off the top here set down
Speaker 1: my notes. First of all, exploding pagers and exploding walkie talkies.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck knew? Okay, I mean truly, how they
Speaker 1: did this I will never understand. But somehow they intercepted
Speaker 1: pagers that were going to be given to hesbela members,
Speaker 1: put explosives in them, and then set them off all
Speaker 1: at once. Innocent people have been injured. And if that
Speaker 1: happened in our country, we would consider it an attack
Speaker 1: against our nation. But you know, in Libya, they're just
Speaker 1: like whatever Hesbel is mad about it, they're going to
Speaker 1: launch something against Israel. It is not making peace, Okay
Speaker 1: that is I don't care how ingenious it is, and
Speaker 1: it's pretty frickin ingenious. Then today walkie talkies blew up
Speaker 1: because they're not using cell phones because they say they're traceable,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera. So they switched to old school pagers.
Speaker 1: Remember when blowing up your pager meant that a lot
Speaker 1: of people were paging you. How many of you had
Speaker 1: a pager? I had a pager. How many of you
Speaker 1: remember that when you got a pager and they said
Speaker 1: you're blowing up the pager, that it meant that you
Speaker 1: were getting a lot of pages. But lord, so it's
Speaker 1: very ingenious. Now they're trying to find out who made them. Why.
Speaker 1: I saw the BBC they said, oh, this woman is
Speaker 1: the CEO of the country. Oh, you're putting a target
Speaker 1: on this person. It's like it was ingenious. I don't
Speaker 1: know how they did it, how they knew those pagers
Speaker 1: would be in the hands of Hesbela at that moment,
Speaker 1: I guess a doctor. A couple kids have been killed.
Speaker 1: It innocent people got killed. Uh and this does not
Speaker 1: spell peace. Okay, this does not bring peace in the valley.
Speaker 1: But it's just a stunning story exploding pagers. I had
Speaker 1: to go and make sure I had the story right,
Speaker 1: like like pagers, like you know pagers. But yes, pagers
Speaker 1: blowing up in genius, but not exactly the way to
Speaker 1: form a peaceful alliance or get your hostages back or
Speaker 1: you know, get a cease fire. So as ingenious and
Speaker 1: you know, kind of fly as it was, it is
Speaker 1: not a way to bring about peace. And nor did
Speaker 1: it get rid of Hesbela. They ain't dead. There's still
Speaker 1: a Hesbala. They still got people running Hesbela. So all
Speaker 1: of these attacks against Hesbela ain't working, so they need
Speaker 1: to try something else. That's the first thing. But boy,
Speaker 1: like you totally amazed how this happened, Like how did
Speaker 1: they get the pagers? How did they put the explosives
Speaker 1: in them? How did they know they were going to
Speaker 1: Hesbola with the US says we weren't involved. We did
Speaker 1: a a blink in this morning, said ah, our name
Speaker 1: is Les. We are not in that mess on it.
Speaker 1: But were we involved? I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just know this does not bring about peace. It
Speaker 1: does not bring about a ceasefire, It does not get
Speaker 1: your hostages back. All it does is make me glad
Speaker 1: I don't have a Pager's what it does. And hello
Speaker 1: to everyone in the chat room. People are guessing, let's
Speaker 1: see what you're guessing. Two dollars, twenty dollars, thirty dollars
Speaker 1: and fifteen cents thirty five dollars. Well, I'd like to
Speaker 1: say you're far off, but you're so dollars and cents
Speaker 1: how much? At the beginning of the show, I showed
Speaker 1: you a pineapple, a sumo orange, a pound of strawberries,
Speaker 1: and belvida, and don't I eat Well. I had to
Speaker 1: get belvida because I'm too lazy to make tea snacks.
Speaker 1: I just ordered my tea for the year. I ordered
Speaker 1: tea once a year and it's almost three hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: When I do, it's a monthly expense. I put away
Speaker 1: a little money for it every month, and so I
Speaker 1: order from Harney. I want them to become an advertiser.
Speaker 1: I just bought Macha. I've never had macha before. I
Speaker 1: even got a little macha preparation. Tea is my thing,
Speaker 1: as you all know, if you listen to me, I'm
Speaker 1: totally into tea. Uh. So I got Macha, I got
Speaker 1: fruit tea. I'm trying to lose weight, so I get
Speaker 1: really hungry at eight or eight thirty at night because
Speaker 1: I eat at four thirty, and instead of having a snack,
Speaker 1: I'm going to have herbal tea. So I had to
Speaker 1: get some herbal tea. I got one called Yellow and Blue.
Speaker 1: It's like lavender and camameal and all this stuff. Also
Speaker 1: some rubios which is caffeine free. And then of course
Speaker 1: I got my Irish breakfast, English breakfast, my Queen Catherine,
Speaker 1: my Vanilla, my Assam, my Darjeeling, my Earl Gray with
Speaker 1: Vietnamese Earl Gray. So yeah, got my teeth. Anyway, that
Speaker 1: was hugely expensive. Normally I spend about one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty to two hundred dollars once a year on tea.
Speaker 1: This year it was more like two point fifty. It
Speaker 1: went up. Everything has gone up. So p Ditty has
Speaker 1: been refused bail. This is some serious shit. Now, the judge,
Speaker 1: he sold his plane, he offered to all of his passports,
Speaker 1: and he offered fifty million to be placed under house arrest,
Speaker 1: sold his plane, offered to turn in his passport and
Speaker 1: set all due house arrest, and they said no. He
Speaker 1: is in jail awaiting trial, and trial could be months
Speaker 1: down the line. That's big and it's proof that there
Speaker 1: are two systems of justice because Donald Trump has done
Speaker 1: everything that P didd he did. Did you hear about
Speaker 1: these freak fest that's what they called him. Freakfest. They
Speaker 1: would literally go on for days. He had over one
Speaker 1: hundred bottles of Loube at his la house and I
Speaker 1: was never invited. See how you are? Did he? But
Speaker 1: I know people were. There has to be record company
Speaker 1: executives and others who are freaking out. And he would
Speaker 1: have these all day, all night, for several day sex
Speaker 1: fest where mail hookers would come in and molest, rape,
Speaker 1: and have sex with consensual or not women, all arranged
Speaker 1: by Diddy, and the women were trafficked, were brought there.
Speaker 1: It's it's like right out of one of my TV shows.
Speaker 1: And so now the judges said, honey, you're staying in jail.
Speaker 1: So why isn't Donald Trump in jail? We know he
Speaker 1: hung out with Jeffrey Epstein. We know he's had sex
Speaker 1: with underage girls. I believe he's had sex with his daughter.
Speaker 1: We know that he is a sexual predator and a
Speaker 1: sexual offender. He has not even had to turn in
Speaker 1: his passport. Did he offer to turn in his passport,
Speaker 1: his plane and give fifty million dollars cash? And guess
Speaker 1: what the judge still said, No. Had he been white
Speaker 1: and rich, he would not be in jail. Now you
Speaker 1: can say what you want. Like, my black friends are
Speaker 1: saying the same things, and they're right, and they're kind
Speaker 1: of defending. Did he Now, there's no defense for him.
Speaker 1: He's a low life if he did these things. But
Speaker 1: he is being treated different than a white person, namely
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Donald Trump is as much a sexual offender
Speaker 1: as P Diddy. Period. Donald Trump ran a pageant for
Speaker 1: young girls. Remember that, and how creepy he was in
Speaker 1: the dressing room. How many girls have alleged that he
Speaker 1: was inappropriate in the dressing room. You saw this new
Speaker 1: bimbo he's running around with now, she's in her twenties,
Speaker 1: looks one hundred and seventy. So Donald Trump should be
Speaker 1: in jail for all of his crimes, there's no two
Speaker 1: ways about that. But he's not because he's rich and white.
Speaker 1: Diddy is in jail because he's black, and that's the truth,
Speaker 1: make no mistake about it. If P Diddy look at
Speaker 1: Harvey Einstein. Harvey Weinstein was out of jail up until
Speaker 1: the jury found him guilty, and even now we're paying
Speaker 1: for his open heart surgery, we're paying for the Diddy
Speaker 1: is in jail, rotting and maybe deserves it because he
Speaker 1: is black. If he were white, he would be out.
Speaker 1: I want to hear your comments on this. Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: Tell me I'm wrong, Tell me I'm wrong? Say oh no, Corel.
Speaker 1: It's just the severity of the crimes. Are you kidding?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump organized insurrection against the people of the United
Speaker 1: States of America. He raped e Gen Carroll. According to
Speaker 1: a civil court, he is on record saying, grab them
Speaker 1: by the pussy cat. Okay, the man. He had classified
Speaker 1: documents at mar Lago. There are a million reasons he
Speaker 1: should already be in jail, already have his passport taken.
Speaker 1: He's not p did he is proof? There's two justice
Speaker 1: systems in America right there. Proof. And I don't know
Speaker 1: about y'all, but it's sad. It's sad seeing p did
Speaker 1: he put in jail for the exact Donald Trump. Look
Speaker 1: at Matt Gates. Look at Matt Gates. They've been investigating
Speaker 1: sex trafficking with Matt Gates for three fricking years now,
Speaker 1: and he's not in jail. And he hasn't been around. Why.
Speaker 1: He's a wealthy white guy from Florida. That's why he
Speaker 1: did he. I mean, they don't really they have. They
Speaker 1: have people coming forward to testify, and they found lube,
Speaker 1: and they found the videos of that. They found these videos.
Speaker 1: I will say this, at least Donald Trump was not
Speaker 1: dumb enough to tape his crimes, well except the one
Speaker 1: that happened on National TV on January sixth. Outside of
Speaker 1: that one, all of his other crimes have been in private.
Speaker 1: Don't here's a note, Okay, if you're gonna be a
Speaker 1: successful felon, don't tape your crimes. Don't have so much
Speaker 1: hubris that you think you're never gonna get caught so
Speaker 1: you can just tape your crimes. Don't tape your crimes.
Speaker 1: And I watched so many shows, and on so many
Speaker 1: shows there's video of the crime. And I think to myself,
Speaker 1: why do these people videotape themselves doing something stupid? And
Speaker 1: the answer is, of course they're idiots. He did. He's
Speaker 1: an idiot, white or black, whatever, he's an idiot. When
Speaker 1: you have that much money and you choose to behave
Speaker 1: in that way, you're an idiot because you're blood. He
Speaker 1: has what any of us would want, financial security, in wealth,
Speaker 1: excess wealth, and he throws it all away, all of
Speaker 1: it away. But I will say he is being punished
Speaker 1: more severely because he is black. I'd like your thoughts
Speaker 1: about that in the chat room at YouTube dot com,
Speaker 1: forward slash Really Carrell, or down below YouTube or Patreon
Speaker 1: at patreon dot com forward Slushially Carrell. I gotta think
Speaker 1: of something nice to do for the patron. I haven't
Speaker 1: done anything nice. We should do a call. Let's take
Speaker 1: a date. I'll send out an email for patrist whether
Speaker 1: this be or extly away, but I got to think
Speaker 1: of something else is nice for you guys, because I
Speaker 1: love you so much. Hey Carrel here, and I'd like
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Speaker 1: with thirty years of support to the loudest, craziest, most
Speaker 1: unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep
Speaker 1: the party going as long as we can. Is America
Speaker 1: worth the price of admission? If you were at Disneyland?
Speaker 1: Would you pay to go? You know, I was thinking
Speaker 1: about that yesterday and this morning again down below in
Speaker 1: the comments or in the chatroom. I've already gotten their
Speaker 1: guesses in the chatroom at YouTube dot com, Forward slash
Speaker 1: really Carrel and I want to take a poll too.
Speaker 1: It's ten o'clock a good time. I want to do
Speaker 1: it the show at the time where most of you
Speaker 1: can come into the chat room. So it's ten am
Speaker 1: good for that. Should it be six am or two pm?
Speaker 1: Or when can you actually come and watch live? Because
Speaker 1: that's what I really like and the live has no commercials,
Speaker 1: so once it put on Patreon, you guys should be
Speaker 1: watching the live feed at ten am for no commercials.
Speaker 1: That's why I do it with no commercials. All right,
Speaker 1: So I just made some notes. I want you to
Speaker 1: why I want to do this topic. Outside of the orange?
Speaker 1: How much for the sumo orange, the pound of strawberries,
Speaker 1: the one pineapple, and the belvida? How much for that
Speaker 1: do you think? Dollars and cents? Whoever comes closest, I
Speaker 1: will give that book to So A home in Marine
Speaker 1: just sold for fourteen point five million dollars, and it's
Speaker 1: not some giant palatial thing on one hundred acres. Houses
Speaker 1: in Las Vegas they start at about three hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: They go up to thirty million dollars to live in
Speaker 1: a desert with no water that's overcrowded and turned into
Speaker 1: a hot concrete jungle. The average condo in Los Angeles
Speaker 1: is now at four hundred and twenty thousand dollars for
Speaker 1: a one bedroom Seattle and San Francisco, New York, Miami, Dallas.
Speaker 1: Those prices on up five hundred thousand starting and then
Speaker 1: millions for any place you'd really want to live. My
Speaker 1: old house, Park Howard on Seventh Street in Long Beach
Speaker 1: is now one point three million dollars rural America. If
Speaker 1: you think, well, you don't have to live in a
Speaker 1: city rural America, prices have skyrocketed four hundred percent. So
Speaker 1: if you thought you could move outside of town somewhere
Speaker 1: into rural America, a house that used to be eighty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars is now three hundred and sixty thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: three hundred and twenty thousand dollars, whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: So what are we paying for exactly? And I still
Speaker 1: question who has this kind of money? Why do we
Speaker 1: keep seeing these houses that are millions of dollars being
Speaker 1: sold on the cover of newspapers and magazines like the
Speaker 1: San Francisco Chronicle is terrible about this. They always have
Speaker 1: their featured property and it's always ten twenty million dollars.
Speaker 1: The same with La Times. You know you should be
Speaker 1: showing houses that are two hundred thousand, Well you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't find them. So the headline reads Camalis Nevada problem.
Speaker 1: Things are just so expensive. But is that her fault
Speaker 1: or Biden's uh? And again is it worth it? Nevada
Speaker 1: is a desert state. We have extreme temperatures, not much water.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't things be expensive here? Nothing grows here. Everything's got
Speaker 1: to be brought here in that. One of the prices
Speaker 1: to pay for living here, but it all boils down
Speaker 1: to America is very costly. Cars now start at twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars, which are out of reach. People need
Speaker 1: to do used cars, or they get into these seven
Speaker 1: year loans seven years to pay for a car, and
Speaker 1: they end up in line at the food bank. I
Speaker 1: see countless Tesla's and BMW's in line at the food bank.
Speaker 1: So they're paying everything for their car and insurance. My
Speaker 1: insurance was won sixty a month on a car that's
Speaker 1: worth twenty one hundred dollars. Homes are out of reach.
Speaker 1: If i'd a known one right now, I couldn't buy one.
Speaker 1: Food is skyrocketing as you see. And let's talk about healthcare.
Speaker 1: Here is my summary from Spring Valley Hospital right here
Speaker 1: for when glaxosmithscline vaccine for shingles put me in the
Speaker 1: hospital with meningitis. I didn't ask for it. This was
Speaker 1: not elective. This was I needed to go in the
Speaker 1: total balance for three days in the hospital sixty seven thousand,
Speaker 1: one hundred and fourteen dollars. Now there is no way
Speaker 1: and they didn't do anything. They did a ct and
Speaker 1: an MRI and gave me drugs. That's and a spinal tap,
Speaker 1: spinal tap, ct MRI eeg on my brain, two blood
Speaker 1: tests and then just I was there, I supplied my
Speaker 1: own drugs. They didn't have my drugs, so I brought
Speaker 1: mine from home so to stay in their hospital and
Speaker 1: have four tests, a CT, MRI, spinal tap, and EG
Speaker 1: sixty seven thousand, one hundred and fourteen dollars. No one
Speaker 1: should have to pay that because no one should be
Speaker 1: billed back. That is just an made up figure by
Speaker 1: a company Spring Valley Medical Center, which is a for
Speaker 1: profit hospital. And I'm sure they're rolling in the dough.
Speaker 1: But this is why America is going bankrupt. This is why,
Speaker 1: right And so you look at this and you say
Speaker 1: to yourself, is America worth it? Look, I don't want
Speaker 1: to down America. I like our country. I like the
Speaker 1: idea of our country. And it's a beautiful country, a
Speaker 1: beautiful places. California is a gorgeous state. There's many gorgeous states.
Speaker 1: Hawaii and Seattle, and you know, or Washington and Oregon
Speaker 1: are gorgeous and all along the top and even Florida
Speaker 1: is pretty. I mean, you know, there's lots of beautiful states,
Speaker 1: but is America worth it? Gun violence is at an
Speaker 1: all time high, bigotry, division, hatred at an all time high.
Speaker 1: Education system that's some of the lowest in the world,
Speaker 1: you know, some of the lowest. Not a for profit
Speaker 1: college system which puts kids way in debt to get
Speaker 1: a higher education, that's not covered, healthcare not covered. What
Speaker 1: do we get for the price of admission to America?
Speaker 1: And I mean this roads that are very hard to
Speaker 1: drive on, and not just that, the gas that we
Speaker 1: have to put in our car to go driving somewhere
Speaker 1: is hugely expensive. There's no great public transportation anywhere. We're
Speaker 1: just now getting around to high speed trains when Japan's
Speaker 1: had them for thirty years. So what do we get
Speaker 1: for the price of admission? Freedom? Hardly, hardly. I'm not free.
Speaker 1: A woman certainly isn't free. Her body is more regulated
Speaker 1: than almost anything. What do we get when you pay
Speaker 1: money to go to Disneyland? You know what you're getting.
Speaker 1: What do we get for the cost of admission for
Speaker 1: living in the United States? The greatest education system in
Speaker 1: the world, No, the greatest healthcare system in the world. No,
Speaker 1: not only is it not the greatest, but with prices
Speaker 1: like that, it's not affordable for the average person. Greatest
Speaker 1: dental care no, greatest mental health nope, happiness, no health,
Speaker 1: no clean air, barely clean water, not in many cities.
Speaker 1: What do we get for all the money that we
Speaker 1: put in to America? What do we get? Access to
Speaker 1: the best food? No, we have access to the same
Speaker 1: food everybody else has. What do we get? I would
Speaker 1: love to hear from you in the chatroom at YouTube
Speaker 1: dot com forward slash really Corell or in patreon dot
Speaker 1: com forward slashurally corell, where you're gonna like and subscribe
Speaker 1: all my videos please? In your honest opinion, what do
Speaker 1: we get? What do we get? Because I don't know.
Speaker 1: I really don't As a gay man, I don't get equality.
Speaker 1: I don't get dignity. I don't get many politicians that
Speaker 1: actually stand up and fight for me. Yeah, the Democrats,
Speaker 1: some of them, but no, no one on the other
Speaker 1: side of the aisle. I get division. I get hatred.
Speaker 1: I get to worry about being shot. You spend a
Speaker 1: fortune to put your kids through school, clothes, school supplies, lunches,
Speaker 1: all of that, and then you have to worry about
Speaker 1: them getting shot. You go to the grocery store to
Speaker 1: buy food that's too expensive, and you have to worry
Speaker 1: about a being poisoned because of all the recalls b
Speaker 1: being shot. So what do we get for the price
Speaker 1: of admission to America? I would be interested to hear
Speaker 1: your thoughts, because my thoughts are we get ripped off.
Speaker 1: America is a giant ripoff. You know, in Europe they
Speaker 1: pay a lot in taxes, but they get a lot
Speaker 1: back public transportation, nursing care, regular care, paid medical care.
Speaker 1: And are they in trouble And does the NHS need
Speaker 1: to be revamped? Yes they are, and yes it does,
Speaker 1: but they still are getting a level of care. What
Speaker 1: are you getting? What do you get for what it
Speaker 1: cost you to live in America? It seems that all
Speaker 1: we do in America is make the rich rich. That's see,
Speaker 1: our purpose is no longer to be happy, healthy Americans.
Speaker 1: Our purpose is now to be overworked Americans giving all
Speaker 1: our money back to corporations. We don't even give it
Speaker 1: to the government. Our taxes are very low. You know,
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants as people call them undocumented workers, pay about
Speaker 1: ninety seven billion dollars a year in taxes. You know
Speaker 1: that most major corporations pay zero. So the next time
Speaker 1: you want to pick on a free loader, don't make
Speaker 1: it an illegal immigrant or an undocumented worker. Make it
Speaker 1: a corporation. I'm going to check the chat room and
Speaker 1: see what do you think we get for the price
Speaker 1: of admission to America? Did he should run for president? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why not? I mean he's the same as you know.
Speaker 1: Fifteen to sixty K isn't the cost. It's the fact
Speaker 1: that our nep corporate medical system derived nothing from all
Speaker 1: the medical technology wasted, including your time. Agree, a guy
Speaker 1: got an infection and stayed in the hospital for three days.
Speaker 1: They charged him five hundred thousand dollars because they had
Speaker 1: to keep taking blood and run other tests. Yes, so
Speaker 1: they say, you know, I mean really, I think sometimes
Speaker 1: in the hospital they just do they wake you up
Speaker 1: at four am, not for your health, but to take blood.
Speaker 1: That costs five hundred dollars. You know, So what do
Speaker 1: we get? What did I get for that three days
Speaker 1: in the hospital? I mean really it? Well, you got better.
Speaker 1: I was already on the drugs they gave me. They
Speaker 1: didn't switch my drug in the hospital. They kept me
Speaker 1: on the anti viral. I had the drug. All I
Speaker 1: got was monitored to make sure that it didn't get worse,
Speaker 1: and that I didn't, you know, get Giane Barre or whatever.
Speaker 1: So do you feel the price of America is worth?
Speaker 1: It is a three day hospital stay worth sixty seven thousand,
Speaker 1: one hundred and fourteen dollars. Is what I bought this morning?
Speaker 1: Worth what I paid for at Asumo orange of pineapple,
Speaker 1: strawberries and belvida. I'll tell you tomorrow how much that
Speaker 1: was worth. Give you time today to put down in
Speaker 1: the comments how much it is, and the one that
Speaker 1: wins it gets closest to it, I'll give that book
Speaker 1: to Is a car really worth fifty thousand dollars or
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars? You know they have five thousand and
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars electric cars over in China. We can't
Speaker 1: get them because of taris, because electric car manufacturers in
Speaker 1: this country said, if you let those be sold in America,
Speaker 1: then we can't sell our thirty five thousand dollar electric cars,
Speaker 1: which we could be selling for ten thousand dollars, but
Speaker 1: we want to make a profit. The same General Motors
Speaker 1: sells a ten thousand dollars electric car in China, they
Speaker 1: could sell it here. They don't on purpose. O Zepic
Speaker 1: and Wagovie is one hundred and forty dollars a month
Speaker 1: in Europe, it's twenty seven hundred dollars a month in
Speaker 1: the United States. Why because they can? And what do
Speaker 1: you get in return for all of this, for all
Speaker 1: of your hard work. I would like to hear from you,
Speaker 1: what do you get in return? A great place you
Speaker 1: can retire in. I would like to retire in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: I can't. Well, I'd like to just live there, not
Speaker 1: retire there. I'd like to just live and I mean
Speaker 1: in San Francisco, like by the Presidio or by you know,
Speaker 1: by Kgo where it used to be down by the wharf.
Speaker 1: I'd like to live right in that area. I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't. In fact, as an American, you or I
Speaker 1: are priced out of most American cities. You and I
Speaker 1: cannot afford to live in most American cities. And we're Americans.
Speaker 1: So what do we get for all of our money, division, hatred?
Speaker 1: We get a criminal running for president. We get the
Speaker 1: lowest of the low that we spend fortunes on in Washington, DC,
Speaker 1: like Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell and all of them.
Speaker 1: We get a bad public transportation system. We get a
Speaker 1: national interstate system that's falling apart. We get public roads
Speaker 1: in our cities that are constructed poorly, fills the potholes
Speaker 1: and the concrete in killing us for climates. Hi, Am Carell,
Speaker 1: I'm like your comments from all of this, see who
Speaker 1: you want to be. So didn't hurt you, Boddy. We'll
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