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Speaker 2: just can we continue? Things are continuing on in the
Speaker 2: insane way that we're used to now we're just kind
Speaker 2: of used to things being crazy. So is it even
Speaker 2: crazy anymore? Maybe not. Everything's just real normal and everything's
Speaker 2: just going. Everything's real humdrum. Nothing to see here, folks
Speaker 2: don't look behind the curtain. It's hard to know which
Speaker 2: curtain to pull back and what we're looking at and
Speaker 2: really who to trust in this big mess that we're
Speaker 2: waiting through. But that's just par for the course. As
Speaker 2: I was saying, we're used to this, and here at
Speaker 2: the Age of Transitions, we do our best to pull
Speaker 2: things apart see who we can and cannot trust. And
Speaker 2: I think we're on our way to understanding those who
Speaker 2: we definitely know we can't trust. And it's more than
Speaker 2: just knowing who the problem is, but knowing who their
Speaker 2: proxies are. They got a lot of them, knowing what
Speaker 2: the narratives are that they are selling us and why
Speaker 2: they are doing that. So you've got the who, You've
Speaker 2: got the what, you've got the why is pretty easy
Speaker 2: to break. That might be the easiest question to answer
Speaker 2: of all of them, and you guessed it. Why is
Speaker 2: so that they can attain more power for themselves. That's
Speaker 2: the why for all of this, all this confusion that's
Speaker 2: being sown, all of this seeming societal collapse, everybody at
Speaker 2: each other's throat, all these fights we're having over mostly nonsense.
Speaker 2: What got us so worked up about all these things
Speaker 2: in the first place? Who got us worked up about
Speaker 2: all these things in the first place? Why don't we
Speaker 2: go back to that question again? Because it's easy to
Speaker 2: point the finger, and we need to be real careful
Speaker 2: when we do. I was saying that we've made great
Speaker 2: strides here in pointing the finger at certain folks. I
Speaker 2: think so. But we do have to be careful, and
Speaker 2: we do have to be cognizant of the pitfalls out
Speaker 2: there when we're surfing the online web, when we're online,
Speaker 2: because there's lots of traps set up for us. I
Speaker 2: think one of them is in answering this who questions, like, well,
Speaker 2: who is to blame? Who's causing us all these problems?
Speaker 2: Who is the who is it that's seeking more power?
Speaker 2: At our expense. And I think one of the pitfalls
Speaker 2: that we're given to buy into is this sort of
Speaker 2: generalized answer that's really ambiguous and goes nowhere. Things like
Speaker 2: the deep state. It's convenient if we as investigative people
Speaker 2: just go, well, the deep states to blame, because there
Speaker 2: is no hard and fast definition to the deep state.
Speaker 2: It's not I mean, it can be whatever you want
Speaker 2: it to be. It's this Amorphousbrella term for again, you know,
Speaker 2: whatever you want the deep state to be, it shall be.
Speaker 2: And so it's pretty convenient to anybody who is really
Speaker 2: up to no good that you might entertain that as
Speaker 2: you know, your big enemy in life, like, oh, I'm
Speaker 2: going to take down the deep state, and well, how
Speaker 2: are you going to do that? Well, we know all
Speaker 2: the prescribed ways of doing that. None of them work,
Speaker 2: if you've noticed, and I know that many haven't, but
Speaker 2: you know, that's just the way of things. It's okay,
Speaker 2: maybe eventually one day. So the deep State, we're given
Speaker 2: to believe that they're the big problem. Again, we don't
Speaker 2: know what it is, but it's it's the issue. So
Speaker 2: if blaming the deep state is a problem in itself,
Speaker 2: and let's go back to the who who should we
Speaker 2: be blaming? And I think a simple answer is, you
Speaker 2: know those who already have power that you can demonstrate,
Speaker 2: plain and simple. They have money, they have power, they
Speaker 2: have resources, and they the ones who are actively leveraging
Speaker 2: their resources to get results in you know, important things
Speaker 2: like say the this year's presidential election. Who's going out
Speaker 2: of their way to really prop up candidates in the
Speaker 2: election and spending money and also working hard to push
Speaker 2: the narratives of certain sides, you know, one side or
Speaker 2: the other. Who is it that's actively doing that? I
Speaker 2: mean they it's not hard to say see that. I mean,
Speaker 2: we can definitely name Elon Musk, right, we know Musk
Speaker 2: is in with his guy Donald Trump to the tune
Speaker 2: of what twenty four million dollars a month is Oh,
Speaker 2: I didn't actually ever say that. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 2: doing that, but he is giving him millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: He's giving him an open platform on his social media
Speaker 2: site that he bought for way too much money. At
Speaker 2: least that's what it seemed like on the face of it.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe not. Maybe if you use the platform massive
Speaker 2: platform for things like this to propagandize the public into
Speaker 2: what you want them to believe. Maybe it is worth it,
Speaker 2: Maybe it is worth spending billions of dollars on large
Speaker 2: scale propaganda tools like social media platforms and then just
Speaker 2: you know, blatantly use them for your own propaganda. Well
Speaker 2: at the same time, so in confusion by making a
Speaker 2: rallying up a fan base for yourself and yes, once
Speaker 2: again using all those narratives of your your given political cause,
Speaker 2: so that you get people that are already in with
Speaker 2: that movement automatically on your side. Musk is doing this.
Speaker 2: It's not even it's not even complicated to see, it's
Speaker 2: not Does anybody question this? So yeah, Elon Musk, we
Speaker 2: see what he's doing. It's not fancy, it's not complicated.
Speaker 2: It only starts to seemingly get complex when we get
Speaker 2: tied up in the arguments that ensue over whether Elon
Speaker 2: Musk is to save your the villain. And he's done
Speaker 2: a good job at tricking people into thinking that he's
Speaker 2: the savior. This has been his pr campaign from day one,
Speaker 2: and it's changed over the years. If you look at it.
Speaker 2: He used to present himself as this bastion of progressive
Speaker 2: ideals and he was going to save the world with
Speaker 2: green energy and his electric car and all this. That's
Speaker 2: shifted a bit over time. He's moved quite a long
Speaker 2: way over to the other side of the aisle, into
Speaker 2: the extreme right wing side of the political spectrum. And yes,
Speaker 2: he's he's now fully on board with the MAGA Donald
Speaker 2: Trump movement again undisputed. Does anybody to dispute that he's
Speaker 2: he's He's a big part of that now. So Musk
Speaker 2: is a guy that we can point too and his
Speaker 2: other big money buddies that are dumping millions of dollars
Speaker 2: into the MAGA campaign. I have a little article here
Speaker 2: that I found from JP Satilli's news vandal rundown, but
Speaker 2: got the link from him. Thank you for that. This
Speaker 2: is from businessinsider dot com headline Mark Cuban says Silicon
Speaker 2: Valley tech bros have lost their grip on reality and
Speaker 2: now want to be the board of directors to Trump's CEO.
Speaker 2: This is from this week, August thirteenth. Okay, before we
Speaker 2: get into this, I'll just say, like Mark Cuban isn't
Speaker 2: my favorite person in the world. His stupid TV show
Speaker 2: Shart Tank is I hate it. I hate that show,
Speaker 2: always have. It's really annoying. I think he's pretty annoying
Speaker 2: on the show typically, but I mean I agree with
Speaker 2: him here, with what he's saying, at least on this point.
Speaker 2: I'll say that. So you know, I'm not a fan.
Speaker 2: I'm not a member of the Mark Cuban fan club.
Speaker 2: But when you say something that's right, it's right. So okay,
Speaker 2: let's read from this article. It starts with this because
Speaker 2: it has to the Shark Tank star Mark Cuban has
Speaker 2: a lot to say about the tech and business titans
Speaker 2: who are flocking to support former President Donald Trump. Quote,
Speaker 2: watching what's happening in Silicon Valley is insane. It's not
Speaker 2: so much a support thing. It's more like a takeover thing,
Speaker 2: trying to put themselves in a position to have as
Speaker 2: much control as possible, Cuban said in an interview with
Speaker 2: The Daily Show host John Stewart that aired on Monday. Quote,
Speaker 2: they want Trump to be the CEO of the United
Speaker 2: States of America, and they want to be on the
Speaker 2: board of directors. That makes him listen to them, Cuban added.
Speaker 2: He said that for the tech billionaires, backing Trump was
Speaker 2: an extension of their desire to dictate and dominate the
Speaker 2: environment around them. Quote, they've gone to the point now
Speaker 2: where they feel like they should control the world, right
Speaker 2: and that there should be a CEO in charge of
Speaker 2: everything because they are rich and he swears right there,
Speaker 2: but whatever, you get to that point sometimes where I
Speaker 2: think they've lost a connection to the real world. Okay,
Speaker 2: so that's enough of this. We made the point. So
Speaker 2: Cuban's like, yeah, these guys. It's interesting because the whole
Speaker 2: one of the selling points for Donald Trump, ever since
Speaker 2: the beginning of his presidential run and win in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 2: what was one of the selling points for him to
Speaker 2: be the guy he was the businessman. He was the
Speaker 2: successful businessman that would run our country like a business.
Speaker 2: That's a good thing, because what do we hate over
Speaker 2: bloomed bureaucracy? We hate government waste. We hate government because
Speaker 2: it's just always incompetent and never does anything. It's horrible.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to make this weird intellectual leap where we
Speaker 2: believe that and then go, oh, okay, we hate the government,
Speaker 2: but if it were run as though it were a business,
Speaker 2: then we would like it. I guess is that the idea?
Speaker 2: And that's what anyway, that's what Trump was selling is
Speaker 2: the business model, and this ties back to the libertarian
Speaker 2: like free market ideals and of course Trump being the
Speaker 2: anti establishment, alternative, conspiracy world candidate he was. He has
Speaker 2: bare minimum and nobody can deny that he's exploited conspiracy
Speaker 2: theory and conspiracy culture. But I mean, you could just
Speaker 2: all out say that that's what made him like, that
Speaker 2: was his platform, really and to me, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: So and you have this back and forth push and
Speaker 2: pull of the mainstreaming of conspiracy, conspiracy culture, and then
Speaker 2: also the conspiracizing of really the Republican Party. The Republican
Speaker 2: Republican Party has been drifted further to the right, the
Speaker 2: extreme fringe right and holding up these ideals that are
Speaker 2: a real mixed bag. They're coming from all over the place.
Speaker 2: It's really schizoid when you think about. But a big
Speaker 2: influence are these libertarian concepts BC's Institute and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: which again is an it's an evolution, it's the next
Speaker 2: generation of Ron Paul. It's all born out of the
Speaker 2: same lab which is conspiracy culture. Now we look to
Speaker 2: these guys, these Silicon Valley billionaires that are dumping money
Speaker 2: into Trump campaign and you can see when they make
Speaker 2: public statements, it is directly in line with the same ethos.
Speaker 2: It's the conspiracy narrative, the fringe right wing slash libertarian
Speaker 2: talking points narratives. Mark Andresen wrote the techno Utopian Manifesto,
Speaker 2: and I covered that thing on an episode of the show.
Speaker 2: It's it's basically just like, hey, look, it's it's like
Speaker 2: a list. It's almost like bullet point list of those things,
Speaker 2: like the biggest things that you pull somebody from that
Speaker 2: below of conspiracy, fringe, right wing internet culture and you
Speaker 2: have them type up a manifesto. It would be what
Speaker 2: Andreeson wrote. It's no different. But he's a billionaire, he's
Speaker 2: a Silicon Valley billionaire, and he's saying he's got this
Speaker 2: same concept, the same general concept, same talking points that
Speaker 2: I don't know how that doesn't really disturb more people,
Speaker 2: because it does me that that should be make ring
Speaker 2: all sorts of alarm bells off instantaneously, instantaneously, Like this
Speaker 2: billionaire Silicon Valley guy is saying the same things that
Speaker 2: we've been given to believe for so many decades now
Speaker 2: via what what is this alternative media? What has this
Speaker 2: alternative media stream been, what is it now? It hasn't
Speaker 2: always been exactly the same. It has updated and upgraded
Speaker 2: itself as technology has As technology has been has improved
Speaker 2: and become more integral to our day to day life,
Speaker 2: the augmented reality that we live where we can't walk
Speaker 2: around without uh, you know, being on Twitter or being
Speaker 2: on social media or googling something to understand it or
Speaker 2: to get the answer that we need instantaneously. This is
Speaker 2: our lives now. As life goes further into that technocratic
Speaker 2: nightmare that we continue to dilute ourselves into thinking is
Speaker 2: not there, it's only appropriate that these guys would show
Speaker 2: up and be like, yeah, okay, they're coming up, bubbling
Speaker 2: to the surface, like well, where does this come from?
Speaker 2: And who if they weren't there all along? It makes
Speaker 2: sense that they're there now because these are the guys
Speaker 2: that stand to benefit from our digital enslavement. And you
Speaker 2: should find it ironic and deeply disturbing that they're the
Speaker 2: biggest champions of this freedom narrative of again the fringe,
Speaker 2: the MAGA narrative, and we could we could you know,
Speaker 2: nitpick and say, well, maga is different than libertarianism, and
Speaker 2: blah blah, blah blah blah. Look that frankly, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: It's all bushed up into one big thing. And to
Speaker 2: say that Trump isn't trying to appeal to that broad base,
Speaker 2: that broad ideological base, is just playing wrong. And he
Speaker 2: had much, if not most, of his success is contingent
Speaker 2: on him pulling that off up into this point and
Speaker 2: selling himself, because that's all he can do is sell himself.
Speaker 2: It's the only thing he's good at is PR campaigning.
Speaker 2: His entire life. His life is just one big PR campaign.
Speaker 2: That's it. Does he actually do anything, No, does he
Speaker 2: talk about himself? Yes, that's the one thing he has
Speaker 2: ever done. That's the one thing he does. That's the
Speaker 2: only thing he's ever done. Sorry to break it to
Speaker 2: you if you haven't noticed that yet, But that is
Speaker 2: what he does. That's his business. When he says he's
Speaker 2: a businessman, he's half correct. If you understand what his
Speaker 2: business is, it's PR for for what purpose? Oh, to
Speaker 2: make a name for himself. That's all he does. That's
Speaker 2: all he cares about. That's all he can do. And
Speaker 2: it's comical really to see that, like his inability to
Speaker 2: do anything other than that is at this point, I believe,
Speaker 2: and I might be wrong in this, but from my
Speaker 2: point of view, he's actually causing problems for his own
Speaker 2: campaign because of this, and this is actually coming out
Speaker 2: into the news, and it has been big stories this
Speaker 2: past week especially. But I was saying it before I
Speaker 2: might look right after the assassination, I was saying it
Speaker 2: would be good for his campaign if he were to be,
Speaker 2: you know, offt by an assassin. That would actual be
Speaker 2: a good thing for the Trump campaign because he would
Speaker 2: be raised like christ is raised, and he would be
Speaker 2: martyred and he would be gone, and he'd be out
Speaker 2: of the way, and he would be the perfect symbolic
Speaker 2: metaphorical Trump that can no longer talk and say idiotic
Speaker 2: things and ruin his own chances at winning. You know,
Speaker 2: you can make a new AI chat GPT version of Trump,
Speaker 2: and I wouldn't be surprised if, you know, Roger Stone
Speaker 2: and Company tried to do that, be like, oh, look,
Speaker 2: Trump isn't alive anymore, but we have this digital representation
Speaker 2: of him, and he's going to run for office. There
Speaker 2: have been, by the way, I think in Britain there
Speaker 2: was a virtual candidate for some office, Parliament or something
Speaker 2: that made headlines a couple of months ago. So it's
Speaker 2: that has actually literally happened already a couple of times.
Speaker 2: To say that it wouldn't happen at the scale in
Speaker 2: the US of the presidential election, it might be a
Speaker 2: bit soon for that, But to say that it would
Speaker 2: never would discount the efforts of guys like Peter teal Right,
Speaker 2: mister singularity himself. You don't think he would be all
Speaker 2: about that sort of thing. And if these LLM systems
Speaker 2: get good enough to actually make digital personas that can
Speaker 2: speak to us in political language and tell us the
Speaker 2: things we want to hear that will get us to
Speaker 2: vote for them, why would it not be done. I
Speaker 2: definitely see that happening and not too distant future. It's
Speaker 2: not happening yet. I'm not saying it's gonna happen in
Speaker 2: this election. But back to my point was that yet
Speaker 2: Trumps he's deranged. I think he's probably has dementia. He's
Speaker 2: the things he's saying are more unhinged than ever, and
Speaker 2: that's saying a lot they make less sense. His own
Speaker 2: campaign clearly is trying to corral him. That he did
Speaker 2: some they had some press conference or some with him
Speaker 2: this past week where they had him read off a
Speaker 2: sheet of paper. I think he was reading like the
Speaker 2: prices of groceries or something. It's like you used to
Speaker 2: be able to get eggs for five hundred dollars now
Speaker 2: because at these seven hundred dollars. It's something, you know.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm just making something up. But he
Speaker 2: was reading. But he was reading idiotic things off this paper,
Speaker 2: which you know, his campaign wrote, which probably aren't true
Speaker 2: to begin with, but at least it was their attempt
Speaker 2: to make him say things that are less insane than
Speaker 2: what he would say himself. That's the level of stupid
Speaker 2: and crazy. We've gone to that. But yeah, from what
Speaker 2: I can tell, like legitimately, the campaign is kind of
Speaker 2: in crisis mode between him and JD. Van's mister personality himself.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't know, I don't know what I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that he doesn't he doesn't have mass appeals. Still,
Speaker 2: he can't pull huge votes. He can't. He does, he can't,
Speaker 2: can he will? Will it be a tight race? Yes,
Speaker 2: I'm sure it will be. I'm not here to predict
Speaker 2: the outcome of the election. I don't know. Anything could
Speaker 2: happen anything likely will happen. But I do know that
Speaker 2: he is off his rocker and that the Republican Party
Speaker 2: seems upset a little late for that, but okay, that
Speaker 2: the entire party has become the Maga party. I mean,
Speaker 2: you guys signed on to this. You were playing the
Speaker 2: game of well, who's the most popular he is, so
Speaker 2: we got to go with that for all these years.
Speaker 2: So now everything's just going to play itself out. This
Speaker 2: election has to go on, we have to see what happens.
Speaker 2: But behind the scenes, some real stuff continues to happen.
Speaker 2: And yeah, the question of where this whole thing goes
Speaker 2: is a big one because it seems to be in
Speaker 2: a weird, chaotic flux state now where something's going to change.
Speaker 2: Nobody can put their finger on it, and good luck
Speaker 2: predicting it. But to say that it's not going to change,
Speaker 2: I think is wrong because it definitely seems to be
Speaker 2: some sort of weird inflection point here where Trump is
Speaker 2: on his way out. I really do think he just
Speaker 2: can't keep it up. He can't keep the act going anymore.
Speaker 2: I mean, that was part of his whole thing in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen too. It's just like this comedy bit. It
Speaker 2: was like an insult comedy act is what he had.
Speaker 2: That was his debate style. Just you know, call somebody
Speaker 2: a silly, little childish name, goof on him, say how
Speaker 2: that they're part of the establishment and he's not, and
Speaker 2: then just blather on about some bs and you know,
Speaker 2: make the audience laugh. There it works. It's beginning to
Speaker 2: be a tired act, but he himself is tiring. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know, but interesting to see.
Speaker 2: And it's just so annoying. JD. Van's acting like he's
Speaker 2: against Silicon Valley and against you know, big Tech that
Speaker 2: because that was one of the foils to the mega
Speaker 2: movement up to this point. I'm not sure if they
Speaker 2: can keep it up any longer, honestly, but up to
Speaker 2: this point it's like, oh, big Tech. There's crazy liberals
Speaker 2: in California. They're They're terrible. They're the ones that are
Speaker 2: pushing the social justice warrior narrative and you know, go
Speaker 2: immediately into the culture war. They love it. That's the
Speaker 2: perfect way to get the masses fighting once another and
Speaker 2: one another and confused about any real issues. They can't
Speaker 2: get enough, so they play that card at any chance.
Speaker 2: They get Dvance is the king of that BS. But
Speaker 2: Advance doesn't believe anything. We've we've mentioned that on the
Speaker 2: show or any anybody can see that, and he just
Speaker 2: says whatever he needs to do, it ain't give a moment,
Speaker 2: just like the guy he's running with, and just like
Speaker 2: he's running mate. So he fits right in. But yeah,
Speaker 2: evil Silicon Valley swooping in to be really the biggest
Speaker 2: supporters of this campaign. And for the reason that Mark
Speaker 2: Cuban says, it's like, hey, look, they want Trump to
Speaker 2: do what he's saying in making America a business, run
Speaker 2: it as a business, and they want to be on
Speaker 2: the board of directors of that business. Trump to them
Speaker 2: on the board of directors. So it was a really
Speaker 2: good analogy there by mister Cuban. I agree with that,
Speaker 2: and it's a really good way to break down the
Speaker 2: whole thing. That's what's happening, that's what they want, that's
Speaker 2: what they're trying to do. They have the resources to
Speaker 2: make a real stab at it, so we'll see what happens,
Speaker 2: but they definitely want Elon Musk had a quote a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago, I believe, where he said he
Speaker 2: wants to corporate takeover the entire government. He says these things,
Speaker 2: and he thinks he's cute and he thinks he's funny,
Speaker 2: but he's being serious. And it's incredibly disturbing to hear
Speaker 2: somebody again of his stature, with his wealth, his power,
Speaker 2: his resources, say these things and act like it's a joke.
Speaker 2: I don't know how anybody can laugh at it. It's disturbing.
Speaker 2: It's it's downright terrifying. He is a horrible person and
Speaker 2: I'm glad I don't work for him. See, he is
Speaker 2: a slave driver. He does not care one iota about
Speaker 2: any working person. He works his staff like dogs, like
Speaker 2: seven hour weeks, twelve hour days, and if you're not
Speaker 2: on board for that, he ridicules you. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're not on board for our great mission to transform society,
Speaker 2: and then you don't belong with us. And he's such
Speaker 2: a bully. He's such a just like Trump, these bullies,
Speaker 2: and they think they're God's gift to everything. They come
Speaker 2: in here. I'm going to save the world with the
Speaker 2: electric car. I'm gonna save everybody from the evil government
Speaker 2: that can't do anything right. I'm so smart, I'm so rich,
Speaker 2: I'm the greatest thing ever. And they get out there,
Speaker 2: they puff out their chest, and then they get on
Speaker 2: to the whole culture war themselves because they like to
Speaker 2: indulge it, because they actually believe a lot of this
Speaker 2: stuff themselves. This macho masculine garbage is part, big part
Speaker 2: of the whole fringe right wing maga alternative narrative that
Speaker 2: we as alternative people are given to believe. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: you want to rail against the establishment, to take down
Speaker 2: the deep state. Well, here's our ideology. It's this masculine
Speaker 2: one where a man takes charge and he has a
Speaker 2: trad wife, and you know, she knows her place in
Speaker 2: the kitchen and at home, that's where she stays. If
Speaker 2: the man never does any dishes, he goes out, he
Speaker 2: makes millions of dollars. Just the stupidest elements of the
Speaker 2: culture war they just glom onto. They go all up
Speaker 2: in a tirade about LGBTQ or crusading against that. It
Speaker 2: dips its toes into the evangelical religious cause and then
Speaker 2: like comes back up because it realizes it has to
Speaker 2: be secular to appeal to a wider audience. But it
Speaker 2: has no shame in being quasi evangelical Pudin is the
Speaker 2: picture of a tough guy in the Eastern Hemisphere, and
Speaker 2: we love him because he's such a man and he
Speaker 2: upholds family, traditional values and he just can't stand the
Speaker 2: degradation of Western civilization at the hands of the woke mob.
Speaker 2: That's all part of the same propaganda campaign. They're all
Speaker 2: feeding into it. They all are a part of it.
Speaker 2: The Russian propaganda plays into it. The Silicon Valley guys
Speaker 2: love it, the Maga movement, it's all the same thing.
Speaker 2: It's all one giant machine. This is all one. They're
Speaker 2: all allies. They're all propaganda allies in the post truth
Speaker 2: hellscape that we exist in, in this augmented reality that
Speaker 2: we all partake in, which is horrific, and I hate
Speaker 2: that I'm even as knowledgeable and as versed in it
Speaker 2: as I am. Honestly, I would be living a better
Speaker 2: life if I just completely unplugged and I didn't look
Speaker 2: at it ever again. We all would be. But there's
Speaker 2: the other part of me that goes, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm going to stay here in this hell and look
Speaker 2: around and observe, take notes, and make as much sense
Speaker 2: as can be made in this nonsense. Factory, and so
Speaker 2: much nonsense is to being spun on purpose to get
Speaker 2: us confused and to get us misdirected misinformation, disinformation, getting
Speaker 2: us traveling down rabbit holes. It don't matter. Stupid stuff, obfuscating,
Speaker 2: blaming their victim, propping themselves up as the again the
Speaker 2: peak role models of masculine virtue, pudin musk Trump, big
Speaker 2: tough guys. Look at any Trump's speech he says the
Speaker 2: words strong or strength like he says it at least
Speaker 2: three times every minute. Anytime he talks strong, strength, strength, strong.
Speaker 2: We need a strong government. I'm so strong, he says strong.
Speaker 2: It just means he wants an authoritarian system with no
Speaker 2: He wants to be completely unfettered, unshackled, as a leader
Speaker 2: of a totalitarian government that can do anything it wants
Speaker 2: to its subjects, which are increasingly digitized more and more,
Speaker 2: and it will be. And I know that Peter Teal
Speaker 2: was lamenting his support of the twenty sixteen version of
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign in that it didn't pan out the
Speaker 2: way he would have liked to have seen it, and
Speaker 2: there's a lot of buffoonery, and it wasn't as tech
Speaker 2: savvy as he would want it. To be.
Speaker 3: But okay, your hand if you feel like voters are
Speaker 3: easily manipulated.
Speaker 4: Who doesn't think so?
Speaker 2: Okay, now lower your hands. Okay, now raise them again.
Speaker 3: Okay, now lower them again, raise them up one more time,
Speaker 3: raised both hands, Now lower one. Now everyone say I
Speaker 3: cannot be manipulated?
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly, but yeah Trump, he doesn't know how to
Speaker 2: use a computer.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. That was Triumph the Insult Dog, and I
Speaker 4: thought he would be in.
Speaker 2: That was That was Triumph the insult comic Dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's working with undecided voters on a video clip,
Speaker 4: and I thought it was appropriate.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's that's a Trump style of comedy is
Speaker 2: insult comedy. That's his specialty.
Speaker 4: So that's why I put it off because I thought
Speaker 4: it would be great for old comedy. Trump Triumph sounds similar.
Speaker 4: And he's talking to undecided voters who he just said, Okay,
Speaker 4: you think you can't be manipulated? Cool, do this, do this,
Speaker 4: do this, and I'll say I can't be manipulated. I
Speaker 4: was hoping for to get to a click quick, quick
Speaker 4: clickly of I poop on you, but I didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I can play more if you want, But I just
Speaker 4: thought it would be fun to throw in. My apologies
Speaker 4: if I throw up your train of thought, Aeron.
Speaker 2: Sorry, no, no, it's good. I remember those bits from
Speaker 2: the Conan O'Brien show. I did used to watch it
Speaker 2: back then around like the turn of the millennium. I
Speaker 2: watched the Conan O'Brien show a lot. He was on there.
Speaker 2: It was the same guy that did Triumph, that did
Speaker 2: the what's his name Smigel or something. It was a
Speaker 2: guy that did those animations I think on Saturday Saturday
Speaker 2: Night Live. I think was the same guy that did Triumph.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting character. But yeah, the uh, the uh
Speaker 2: Trump insults Peter Teal insulted that Trump didn't do what
Speaker 2: he wanted him to. So I don't know what did
Speaker 2: he regroup with all of his buddies and say, hey,
Speaker 2: look's let's get together, let's support And I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think Teal has officially supported Trump this time around.
Speaker 2: It's it's been this weird thing that's been nebulous, like
Speaker 2: are you gonna support him?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Like what's going on? Like you did last time? Aren't
Speaker 2: you here now? But a lot of his peers sure
Speaker 2: have jumped in and so yeah, clearly. Clearly they're hoping
Speaker 2: to get economic advantage out of this. And this does
Speaker 2: tie back, as I've said, to the bizarre and not
Speaker 2: often referenced war within the military industrial complex, where the
Speaker 2: Silicon Valley sect does want increasing influence in the MIC
Speaker 2: and wants to really would like to rise to prominence
Speaker 2: over the aerospace old guys that's playing itself out. This
Speaker 2: is a part of that. This being the big Silicon
Speaker 2: Valley VC billionaire guys propping up the Trump campaign. They
Speaker 2: see it as an opportunity to go, Okay, we get
Speaker 2: our guy in there, then we can really pull some
Speaker 2: levers to make this thing happen. We're going to get
Speaker 2: those government contracts, and beyond that, they would like to
Speaker 2: recreate the government of the United s States as we
Speaker 2: know it, like completely. And I brought this up, i
Speaker 2: think on the last show where they have their bizarre again.
Speaker 2: This is libertarian. It's like this, he called this libertarian.
Speaker 2: They do Teal and his his funded buddies is ideological buddies,
Speaker 2: like what's his name, Curtis Jarvin, that maniac. His ideas
Speaker 2: of creating these many little city states, like this techno
Speaker 2: feudalist system of miniature governments that are run by corporations.
Speaker 2: That's what these guys want. And this is another very
Speaker 2: good article. I think are Oscurol sent this link to me.
Speaker 2: Who's he's an interesting guy. I gotta have him. He's
Speaker 2: agreed to do an interview with me, but he's he's
Speaker 2: over there eight hours away, which I'm at a prerecorded
Speaker 2: But he's an agi researcher, he's a he's a good person. Actually,
Speaker 2: he rails against his peers constantly. He really despises the
Speaker 2: prominent transhumanists, although he himself calls himself a transhumanist. Really
Speaker 2: interesting guy, but anyway, I got this link from him.
Speaker 2: This is from the nerd reich dot com Gil Doran,
Speaker 2: who's another guy I liked to have on the show.
Speaker 2: I send an email. He probably won't get back to me,
Speaker 2: but we'll see. But Gil wrote this article titled Trump's
Speaker 2: Weird freedom Cities and the Network State Cult. Why do
Speaker 2: Trump Teal and andries and want to build new cities? So, okay,
Speaker 2: I'll read a little bit from this the point in
Speaker 2: another bow to Peter Teal and the weird network state
Speaker 2: tech cult. Donald Trump's campaign platform has a planned to
Speaker 2: create new charter cities, so called freedom cities, on federal land.
Speaker 2: It's a clear indicator of his willingness to sell out
Speaker 2: the country to his far right Silicon Valley benefactors. In fact,
Speaker 2: Teal and Mark Andresen are funding the entire company pro
Speaker 2: Nomo's capital, dedicated to building such futuristic tech cities around
Speaker 2: the world. This isn't aside. I think that's the company
Speaker 2: that's trying up around San Francisco. I think in some
Speaker 2: weird rural county they're trying to buy these huge swaths
Speaker 2: of farmland and build one of these weird cities. But
Speaker 2: they've faced a lot of resistance from the locals. But anyway,
Speaker 2: back to this backstory, Kamala has nothing like this on
Speaker 2: her website, declared Republican polster Patrick Graffini on Twitter yesterday.
Speaker 2: This post included text from Trump's campaign website that promised
Speaker 2: to build freedom cities. President Trump will work to open
Speaker 2: up the American frontier, holding a contest to charter new
Speaker 2: cities where families and individuals can have a new shot
Speaker 2: of the American dream. A new shot of the American
Speaker 2: dream is not like a shot in your arm that
Speaker 2: you get. It's not a shot at. It's a shot of.
Speaker 2: They shoot you with a gun. Is the shot like
Speaker 2: a shot a liquor? That's I think the use of
Speaker 2: language is very appropriate there. It's not a shot at,
Speaker 2: but a shot of anyway, true. Kamala Harris has not
Speaker 2: proposed the creation of bizarre new cities through some kind
Speaker 2: of game show competition. For one thing, it's not clear
Speaker 2: why such cities are needed, unless, of course, you are
Speaker 2: familiar with one of the stranger ideas floating around certain
Speaker 2: tech circles these days. And here's where wants his name again?
Speaker 2: That runs this website, Gil Durant. This is what he
Speaker 2: calls it. And I think he's dead. Onto this. Oh God,
Speaker 2: I lose my place. Oh here we go. Here It
Speaker 2: is okay, unless, of course, you are familiar with one
Speaker 2: of the stranger ideas floating around certain tech circles. The Stays.
Speaker 2: The Network State cult, a frequent subject of this newsletter,
Speaker 2: calls for the creation of private cities ruled by non
Speaker 2: democratic tech governments. Freedom cities seems like a slight Republican
Speaker 2: rebranding of the concept. The adoption of the idea suggests
Speaker 2: that Trump's team, which announced the plan last year, has
Speaker 2: been searching for ways to align with weird tech capitalized
Speaker 2: for quite some time. Many news out that's wrote about
Speaker 2: Trump's plan for new cities in twenty twenty three, but
Speaker 2: I can't find one that mentions the term network state.
Speaker 2: It's likely that reporters were totally unaware of the concept
Speaker 2: back in twenty twenty three. But in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: the idea deserves a fresh look because the same people
Speaker 2: behind those proposed network state cities are putting all of
Speaker 2: their money behind Trump's campaign. Okay, let me see do
Speaker 2: do do I think? Oh? Here's here's about that promosh
Speaker 2: company of Andreasen and Teal. Let's read this real quick.
Speaker 2: Promos a network state company. These three where we talk
Speaker 2: about Andresen, Shrinevasen, and til. These three even have an
Speaker 2: entire company dedicated to building such cities around the world.
Speaker 2: Pronomos VC promises to build the city of Tomorrow with
Speaker 2: better laws for better lives. Teal and Andreesen are major
Speaker 2: funders of Pronomos, where Shrinvesson is an advisor. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure how to pronounce his name. Pronomo's founder is Patree Friedman,
Speaker 2: grandson of conservative economists built and freedmen from the company's website.
Speaker 2: Decades of research on economic development has shown that the
Speaker 2: primary determinant of prosperity is the quality of the country's
Speaker 2: laws and the integrity of its courts, administrators, and other
Speaker 2: legal institutions. When institutions are outmoded, corrupted, or failing, the
Speaker 2: result is untold human suffering. Workers are trapped in low
Speaker 2: wage jobs and dangerous working environments. Children don't get educated,
Speaker 2: adults can't get quality healthcare, and people can't start businesses
Speaker 2: to support their families. Yet, upgrading national institutions is notoriously difficult,
Speaker 2: and consensus on country level changes should be slow and deliberate.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, Mante, that's not I think I'm getting a
Speaker 2: little confused here. I think that was from him. I'm
Speaker 2: reading too much from this article. It's this is interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 2: these guys are supporting this campaign for a reason. There's
Speaker 2: a lot more to the story than people seem to
Speaker 2: want to talk about or even know to talk about.
Speaker 2: There is an ideology that's been building online for decades
Speaker 2: that I don't know if we should call it has
Speaker 2: been usurped by these big shot Silicon Valley guys, or
Speaker 2: was kind of put in place all along, or at
Speaker 2: least part of the way through. They glommed onto it.
Speaker 2: They put it there, but to be sure, they're on
Speaker 2: board with it now, and they're using that same language
Speaker 2: that we're all used to.
Speaker 4: What's up, Chuck, Well a question just like gnaws at
Speaker 4: me as I listened to you talking about this, A
Speaker 4: couple of them, because the past couple of weeks, I've
Speaker 4: had the same conversation a couple of times with people
Speaker 4: who realize just now that you know they're branding SpaceX
Speaker 4: and brand X, it's like, wait a minute, Oh, that's consolidation.
Speaker 4: Everything is going to be branded X. I said, yeah, slowly,
Speaker 4: but surely you know that's that's part of the point.
Speaker 4: That's right out there in front. That's not a big deal.
Speaker 4: But they're going, okay, well, brand X. If you remember,
Speaker 4: like in the days when we watch cartoons, and you
Speaker 4: are old enough to watch the same cartoons when you
Speaker 4: were little as me, Brand X and even the days
Speaker 4: of the what maybe were you alive during the Pepsi
Speaker 4: Challenge era?
Speaker 2: Let me see, I remember, I don't remember what it is,
Speaker 2: but I remember the name. What the heck was that the.
Speaker 4: Pepsi Challenge was we're gonna give you, you know, a
Speaker 4: PEPSI and brand X or whatever.
Speaker 2: Oh and see which one do you think tastes better?
Speaker 4: But always brand X was the hidden thing, right, and
Speaker 4: in cartoons, X was the thing you weren't supposed to
Speaker 4: know what company it came from. It was a standard,
Speaker 4: It was the cutout, if you will. So anyway, recently
Speaker 4: this was put together in a conversation and it makes
Speaker 4: no sense, but just prepare your mind for this for
Speaker 4: a moment. The people that brought you PayPal in the
Speaker 4: virtual payworld to you and all them are simply rebranding
Speaker 4: what was another thing in conspiracy culture. See, I thought
Speaker 4: consolidated cities and the rewilding of America was part of
Speaker 4: what the twenty twenty agenda and the twenty thirty agenda,
Speaker 4: which was the crazy neoliberalism thing where the United Nations
Speaker 4: was taking over everything, right, and they were going to
Speaker 4: smush us in the mega cities and make us live
Speaker 4: there so that they could rewild the land. Okay, let
Speaker 4: me know where I'm off track here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, no, that's a great point. And I thought
Speaker 2: of that at one point too, Chuck. I'm glad you
Speaker 2: brought that up. Because i'd forgotten it right now. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that's exactly like, where's that part of the narrative is
Speaker 2: they're doing what we were complaining about beform. We forgot
Speaker 2: to complain about it.
Speaker 4: Well, except now it's been rebranded. See, look, you rebrand
Speaker 4: Twitter with X and now you know, he expanded some
Speaker 4: of the digital capabilities and stuff like that. But now
Speaker 4: he's not only you know, a guy who bought it
Speaker 4: for billions of dollars, a theoretical thing that doesn't physically
Speaker 4: exist Twitter, right, he bought that for billions of dollars
Speaker 4: and rebranded it. But also he's rebranding other things, right,
Speaker 4: so now it's not going to be NASA in the
Speaker 4: government space X does it? Now it's not Twitter X
Speaker 4: does it. Okay, so he's rebranded that. Now we're rebranding
Speaker 4: the rest of it, right, so we call it Freedom
Speaker 4: something or other. It's just like when people said I'm
Speaker 4: not going to eat French Prize anymore. We're gonna call
Speaker 4: him Freedom Prize because why because we were at war
Speaker 4: with you know, with with Libya and France wouldn't let
Speaker 4: us use their airspace. So now no more French Frize.
Speaker 4: Damn it. But it's still fried potatoes. They just called
Speaker 4: them freedom Prize. So now the twenty thirty megalopoliss that
Speaker 4: were supposed to consolidate us for the kill machine are
Speaker 4: all good because they're freedom cities, you see. So it's
Speaker 4: a question of rebranding. This is what I'm hearing in
Speaker 4: what you're talking about, and I'm just missing that element
Speaker 4: of it. And I'm wondering what your thoughts are, because
Speaker 4: that's what it seems like to me is, Look, we're
Speaker 4: the billionaires and we'll rebrand this stuff. So now space
Speaker 4: Exploration is now just SpaceX shorten, it's see and it's
Speaker 4: X X is the best X like my generation x
Speaker 4: X Twitter. And I'm telling you there's going to be
Speaker 4: more X products, right, and there's going to be more
Speaker 4: freedom products. Wait a minute, they've already done more freedom.
Speaker 4: What are they tell you about Trump and all this stuff.
Speaker 4: He's going to bring in your freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom.
Speaker 4: So you rebrand fascism is freedom, Your rebrand technical whatever
Speaker 4: as X and it's a winner. Now now now you
Speaker 4: support it, not because it changed in any way. The
Speaker 4: twenty thirty cities, the twenty what was it it was
Speaker 4: for a long time was Agenda twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was Agenda twenty one of the United Nations,
Speaker 2: which was revolving around the ecological breakdown of the planet
Speaker 2: and thus, you know, what do we do to make
Speaker 2: government policy difference so that you know, the planet doesn't
Speaker 2: destroy itself. That was part of the evil left wing
Speaker 2: green agenda, right, and yes, we would be corralled into
Speaker 2: cities where we would not be allowed to leave. It
Speaker 2: would be a hell on Earth. And this, well, the
Speaker 2: concept of the five minute city or was it fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes city or something still kind of was making traction
Speaker 2: over the past year. But it'll be interesting to see
Speaker 2: how that concept may flow into the freedom city thing,
Speaker 2: and nobody will miss a beat and kind of be like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: freedom cities are great. And then maybe even either forget
Speaker 2: the fifteen minute city and Agenda twenty one, or maybe
Speaker 2: they'll say like, oh, thank god, there's a good version.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know how it's gonna work.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure either, but I see the flow right
Speaker 4: where it's turning. One thing was one way, they rebrand it.
Speaker 4: Now it's different. Now it's good. Now it's good. It's
Speaker 4: sort of like the Zeitgeist movement. If you remember big
Speaker 4: deal with Zeitgeist, it was a super popular thing. You
Speaker 4: remember handing out the videos. People were requesting, demanding, asking
Speaker 4: please beg us and they were telling us, look, make
Speaker 4: them for cheap, hand them, give them away. The makers
Speaker 4: of the movie said give them away. They were saying it,
Speaker 4: give them away along with your other stuff. Go go,
Speaker 4: go go. We gave them away. And what was the
Speaker 4: big one they wanted us to give away? Where they
Speaker 4: built those cities that were self sufficient.
Speaker 2: Right, yes, yes, yes, as Jacques Fresco Fresco Venus Project.
Speaker 4: The Venus Project, right so, and that was great, great, great,
Speaker 4: great among the alternative. Then somebody turned it back around
Speaker 4: and said, no, that is communism. Yeah, so that's bad.
Speaker 4: And then the Venus Project, which was a large I
Speaker 4: think the website still exists. They literally started building the
Speaker 4: Venus Project online and among people. They were real people networking,
Speaker 4: starting to get involved in say let's try and build
Speaker 4: this thing.
Speaker 2: And I think I think it became TZM, the Zeitgeist movement.
Speaker 2: And there was the Venus Project too, that was like
Speaker 2: they're like, you know, that was some its own thing.
Speaker 2: It was pre existing. But the venus or the Zeitgeist movement.
Speaker 2: TZM was like the greater umbrella that you know, right,
Speaker 2: the Peter Joseph and his movie were a part of
Speaker 2: that created.
Speaker 4: Right, and then it became rebranded and flushed, so it
Speaker 4: disappeared down the memor. This thing is no longer a
Speaker 4: movement now, alleged alternative media people who a couple of
Speaker 4: years ago should have been among the same group complaining
Speaker 4: about they're trying to hurt us into cities so that
Speaker 4: we're easier to control, we're easier to kill, we're easier
Speaker 4: to you know, hey, look the pandemic. Think about this.
Speaker 4: They can make it a lot easier. If we're crushed
Speaker 4: into this little city, we can't leave, and there's no alternative,
Speaker 4: and you're not allowed to own land, and you have
Speaker 4: to live in a little modulized apartment. And now they
Speaker 4: control all the prices, all that stuff. Now they're going
Speaker 4: to introduce it as Trump has freedom cities for you,
Speaker 4: and it's going to be the same thing. I don't know,
Speaker 4: is it just me or is this maybe I've gone
Speaker 4: too far? Maybe I really do have some sort of
Speaker 4: derangement syndrome here. What do you think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, This works along the same lines as you
Speaker 2: know Alex Jones, building his early career on what like
Speaker 2: four were documentary videos he called martial law. There's Marshall one,
Speaker 2: Martial Law one, Martial Law two, Martial Law three, the
Speaker 2: police stay takeover martial Law four. It's still happening everything.
Speaker 2: And then and then later, like when Trump comes in
Speaker 2: and he's this guy, he says, yeah, Trump should institute
Speaker 2: martial law so that you know, he stays in power.
Speaker 2: It's something to that fact. I don't know what exactly
Speaker 2: he said, but he was. He was recommending that Trump
Speaker 2: institute martial law. Like that's a good idea all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, but it was the turn.
Speaker 4: It was the turn from we don't want an authoritarian
Speaker 4: the Obama deception. That was the other big hit for him.
Speaker 4: So you know, it was the big turn from we
Speaker 4: don't want a major leader both parties, the left right
Speaker 4: paradigm is false, you know, much like my beliefs. And
Speaker 4: you know, he attracted a lot of people like me.
Speaker 4: I have to admit I'm recovering. You know, what is
Speaker 4: it a My name is Chuck. I'm an alcoholic. I
Speaker 4: named Chuck. I was an Info Wars listener, you know,
Speaker 4: and and yes it's true. But the thing is, he
Speaker 4: was screaming left right paradigm is false. This whole political
Speaker 4: system is a game, much my beliefs. Right. He didn't
Speaker 4: give him to me, but he was saying him. And
Speaker 4: I said, well he must be not, you know, And
Speaker 4: you had a couple other pieces of truth in there, right,
Speaker 4: And I said, you know what, he's got some of
Speaker 4: the truth. I'll like him. Then I realized the game
Speaker 4: and the call and response and the induced you know,
Speaker 4: attempts at anxiety programming and all this, you know, and
Speaker 4: I started calling him panic attack Jones, but that's what
Speaker 4: it was. And then, like I said, the two things
Speaker 4: that killed me was like after you know, detoxing from
Speaker 4: him for so long, and then trying to tune back
Speaker 4: into him twice, I got two things. One, the American
Speaker 4: border is under siege. Were being invaded right now as
Speaker 4: I speak, I'm covering this. He was like a war correspondent,
Speaker 4: as if Mexican troops were pouring over the border and
Speaker 4: we were literally physically losing a war to Mexico. And
Speaker 4: then you go to a live webcam of the Mexican
Speaker 4: border and what he get there's nothing happening there. He's
Speaker 4: not even there. But anyway, that doesn't matter. Okay, fine,
Speaker 4: hyperbole talk radio. You gotta game your game. I gotch okay,
Speaker 4: But then what happens Trump wins? I tune in again.
Speaker 4: What is Alex Jones saying? Because I know he's on
Speaker 4: Trump's side this time. You know, the globalists have been defeated.
Speaker 4: You've heard me say it. The globalists have been defeated.
Speaker 4: Now he's been railing against the globalists. This is the guy.
Speaker 4: This is the answer the globalists who are taking over
Speaker 4: everything through money, this and that. He's the answer. He's
Speaker 4: going to fix it all. But wait, Alex, I thought
Speaker 4: you said the left right paradigm was false and anybody
Speaker 4: they bring into there and put at the top of
Speaker 4: the ticket is clearly Nope. Trump was an outsider. He
Speaker 4: got in there. They couldn't stop him.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 4: Okay, but you see what I'm saying. It's the rebranding
Speaker 4: and change of direction. And then the followers what do
Speaker 4: they do? Just like the do you think you're being
Speaker 4: easily manipulated? In that clip? What you don't see is
Speaker 4: only how how many people would say that voters are
Speaker 4: easily manipulated one person put up their hand. Then he goes, okay,
Speaker 4: you know how many whatever? Right, and then he's like,
Speaker 4: put up your hand, put down your hand. Nine out
Speaker 4: of ten people are putting up their hands, putting them down,
Speaker 4: putting them for no reason. And then he says, now,
Speaker 4: say I am not manipulated, because you were just manipulated,
Speaker 4: like in other words, right in front of you. It's
Speaker 4: like the magician didn't bother to even palm the damn card,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. He just transferred it from
Speaker 4: his left to his right, right in front of you.
Speaker 4: And the reason why he could do it is because
Speaker 4: you refuse to see it. Is that where we're at, Aaron,
Speaker 4: is that what this all comes down to, is that
Speaker 4: the technocratic rulers, the Elon Musks, the Peter Thiels, have
Speaker 4: just said, you know what, time to rebrand. We're going
Speaker 4: to rebrand you know, space exploration, We're going to rebrand
Speaker 4: all that, even though we never went to the moon.
Speaker 4: We'll rebrand it anyway. You know what, We're going to
Speaker 4: rebrand Twitter. It's the big thing. It's all the liberal thing.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be a freedom fighter on Twitter. And I
Speaker 4: also found it extremely ironic that he's got technical issues
Speaker 4: at the beginning of his interview with Trump on his
Speaker 4: own platform. Beautiful, but you know, is that real even?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Which part of this is real between these disconnected people?
Speaker 4: And by the way, if Trump thinks that eggs are
Speaker 4: five hundred dollars, maybe he does. Could you imagine this
Speaker 4: guy at a Kroger? Excuse me, where do you keep
Speaker 4: your cheese? I need cheese. I have to buy some
Speaker 4: cheese and pasta. I don't know what pasta is. That's
Speaker 4: not pasta, that's dry sulk in a box. I need spaghetti.
Speaker 4: You know he has no idea what food is, where
Speaker 4: it comes from. Nothing. Come on, can you imagine this
Speaker 4: guy making Look you and I are both fathers. Imagine
Speaker 4: this guy making eggs and breakfast for his kids because
Speaker 4: he went to this supermarket. You can't even picture it,
Speaker 4: can you?
Speaker 2: Oh? No, it's beneath him. That's the sort of thing
Speaker 2: losers do.
Speaker 4: Okay, So, now that I've run over your time and
Speaker 4: just gone into the end of your hour here, I
Speaker 4: think that is the key thing that you were saying.
Speaker 4: But maybe I'm wrong. Tell me I'm wrong. Clear it up,
Speaker 4: do uncle, As long as you want tonight, let's just
Speaker 4: go freebirst. Okay, but I wanted to throw this in
Speaker 4: because I'm hearing this and I'm saying to myself, Aaron
Speaker 4: is setting it all up for this. It's time to
Speaker 4: rebrand and tell people give people their new marching orders,
Speaker 4: because even though they claim I do research, I think
Speaker 4: things through, they're gonna sell you the same dog crap
Speaker 4: in a new bag and call it fudge, and you're
Speaker 4: gonna go that's the best budge I have rate Freedom Cities.
Speaker 4: Thank you, all right, Sorry, Aaron, I apologize for hijacking
Speaker 4: five minutes of your show. I'm sorry, but damn.
Speaker 2: No, I know, no, no, it was good, Chuck. I'm
Speaker 2: glad that get your take on it. And yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's just, uh, it just seems like
Speaker 2: if you're around long enough and you're actually thinking for yourself,
Speaker 2: these things are easy to pick apart.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you could almost call your show the Age of rebranding.
Speaker 4: Maybe that'll get you up there with you know, maybe
Speaker 4: you'll get up there with Rogan.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, the teal just appeared on Joe Rogan. Isn't
Speaker 2: that Isn't that something special? And that ties right into
Speaker 2: exactly what we're saying, isn't it. He's the guest on
Speaker 2: the Joe Rogan.
Speaker 4: Is he so alternative? He's so alternative though he's an
Speaker 4: outsider now Peter Teal's an outsider, Aaron, don't you know, well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in in that world. Yeah, you can frame it
Speaker 2: that way. Now, that's and that's that's the entire point
Speaker 2: is that's where we're at. That's where we are now.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense to a lot of people? And
Speaker 2: I call that a problem? Yeah, And I think I
Speaker 2: don't know what everybody else does, but I call it
Speaker 2: that I.
Speaker 4: Don't know, and really quickly in context, since it's the
Speaker 4: end of your hour and it's past the end of
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Speaker 5: What time? What does it a rabbit jump up?
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Speaker 13: To a clown do?
Speaker 2: What does a rabbit jump up to a clown do?
Speaker 5: I just said, so I kicked.
Speaker 2: This is like the riddle of the Sphinx? Uncle? Uh?
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Speaker 5: Oh, I didn't come on out there, Jimmy.
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Speaker 13: What about that X?
Speaker 10: We have that.
Speaker 5: I've seen a lot of that X on this TV today.
Speaker 5: It's making that X is absolutely crazy.
Speaker 2: It's a big pr push. Uncle is what it is
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Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 13: I didn't know I even was on that BASI yeah,
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Speaker 2: Then, yes, I reposted so it goes through my Twitter
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Speaker 4: big new attention to the X platform. Oh he he did.
Speaker 2: That's that was a good attention.
Speaker 13: I saw.
Speaker 5: I saw that, though I didn't see that.
Speaker 2: I think that's what you're talking about. Uncle. That was
Speaker 2: a big news story.
Speaker 13: Had the big story I saw the world, I mean,
Speaker 13: non sin.
Speaker 2: The world's greatest and most charismatic interviewer, Elon Musk interviewed
Speaker 2: the most the greatest president ever, better than Lincoln, better
Speaker 2: than Washington, Donald Trump. So it had to be great,
Speaker 2: it had to be great.
Speaker 5: This this this uh what's his name? He ain't doing
Speaker 5: anything with these cars.
Speaker 2: Oh you're talking about you're talking about Elon Musk and
Speaker 2: his company Twitter or not Tesla, Tesla the auto company.
Speaker 5: He's not doing a thing about it.
Speaker 2: You don't like Tesla's hu.
Speaker 5: Well, he still can't figure out how he does it
Speaker 5: with the batteries and how does he get how does
Speaker 5: he get from here to a count to uh a.
Speaker 2: Point a to point b?
Speaker 5: Yeah, point a to point b what a car is
Speaker 5: supposed to do. But yeah, with the battery it does.
Speaker 5: How works on a battery? And he still can't figure that.
Speaker 2: That's how about it, Tesla?
Speaker 13: I mean talking about that, Well.
Speaker 5: They they have to hand the man in the moves, they.
Speaker 2: Have to hand him in thereout chargers.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, that's it, the chargers. I mean why if
Speaker 5: they go out, how we'll call go all the way
Speaker 5: out to take how much spat now not talking gears,
Speaker 5: talking electric? How much actually driving can it do for
Speaker 5: let's say, for example, a trip.
Speaker 13: Now I'm still trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: So you're talking about the range of evs.
Speaker 5: Bye bye, bye bye.
Speaker 2: So your whole question about EV's and Tesla's is what
Speaker 2: is the range? Whinge by way, Well, you sound a
Speaker 2: lot like Donald Trump. He has He echoes a lot
Speaker 2: of the same concerns about Yeah. Well it's funny, idiot. Yes,
Speaker 2: you're a little bit I hate to say this, uncle,
Speaker 2: but you're a little bit in line with his concerns
Speaker 2: over EV's because before Elon was his best buddy in
Speaker 2: the world, he was just railing against EV's and they're
Speaker 2: terrible and gases the only thing that we could ever
Speaker 2: use to power a car and you know the whole
Speaker 2: like anything bad, you can see it say that.
Speaker 13: I've had that, so what before he even was mentioned.
Speaker 5: It to him a long back, long time ago, before
Speaker 5: he even was represented that dumb nut where he shouldn't
Speaker 5: talking about he should his way ahead of him.
Speaker 2: He didn't. He didn't cite you, uncle, He should have
Speaker 2: what Trump should have cited you when he was complaining
Speaker 2: about the evs. He should I was listening to uncle
Speaker 2: the podcasting. It's something about EV's and this is what
Speaker 2: I learned about it. But he never did do that.
Speaker 5: It's unfortunately he said it ahead of him though, if
Speaker 5: you if you remembered, if.
Speaker 2: He remembered, I'm trying to when I.
Speaker 5: Was talking to him before him and was talking about, well,
Speaker 5: how we to do that with the with the electric
Speaker 5: and he's still from this day he's still doesn't know
Speaker 5: how with the battery problem, how are we going to
Speaker 5: go from the one to be two? I mean, I've
Speaker 5: been asking that in my head. I haven't had an answer. Oh,
Speaker 5: he hasn't had a question to tell me.
Speaker 2: So you're kind of talking about like the question of
Speaker 2: you want to drive across the country. You say, we're
Speaker 2: in California and the West coast. We want to drive
Speaker 2: to New York City. Yeah, for example, how do we
Speaker 2: make it they're in an electric vehicle without getting stuck
Speaker 2: in the middle of the Middle America somewhere like in
Speaker 2: Colorado or what.
Speaker 13: That's my point.
Speaker 5: So I kicked you finally getting in it in the
Speaker 5: head dead. That's what I was trying to get through
Speaker 5: his head. How do you do it?
Speaker 13: Boy?
Speaker 5: That's that's the question I asked, Uh huh, that's the
Speaker 5: question I was trying to understand. Take that and my yeah,
Speaker 5: take that. Muss you uncle, uncle.
Speaker 2: We have creative accidents on Twitch in the chat, he's
Speaker 2: got a question. He's asking, how are we going from
Speaker 2: B one to B two?
Speaker 5: That's the question I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 5: I mean, oh, well, this was back in the time
Speaker 5: when these are just starting out.
Speaker 13: You understand.
Speaker 5: I was just tell him before this started and he
Speaker 5: was thinking of doing it.
Speaker 2: I was back when Elon was just getting into.
Speaker 5: The evening market, Tesla was just started.
Speaker 13: I was at that point. Not now now.
Speaker 5: It's go home, trout your car, go to the mall,
Speaker 5: trout your car.
Speaker 2: He's a change Uncle. Creative Accidents is saying, Uncle, I
Speaker 2: drove electric Porsche taken for one month and I hated it.
Speaker 2: Was my friends and I gave it back.
Speaker 5: The electric law.
Speaker 2: The electric yeat. That's that Porsche model that's like a
Speaker 2: it's like a s u V sort of thing. And
Speaker 2: so I want to say I've seen them around our
Speaker 2: parts out here in southern California, for sure, But Creative
Speaker 2: Accents not on board with it.
Speaker 5: There is one thing that is better than guess what's that?
Speaker 13: Anybody know that one's quite a while?
Speaker 2: The ocean, No Nicola that runs quite a while. The radio, No,
Speaker 2: the the I don't know you stump me, I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: The diesel diesel.
Speaker 5: And let me tell you it takes two weeks to
Speaker 5: empty that baby out.
Speaker 2: It's all about the diesel cars. That's what that's what
Speaker 2: you're you. You should start the Uncle. Diesel Automotive company
Speaker 2: would be good.
Speaker 5: Well, that would that would solve the problem of I
Speaker 5: have to go to the gest station and we would
Speaker 5: of the week, like on your truck.
Speaker 13: So because you had if you.
Speaker 5: Hand a diesel truck, yea, you wouldn't be filling it.
Speaker 5: For example, you wouldn't be filling it every we could
Speaker 5: get paid, you would have it when it's time to
Speaker 5: fill Phil two weeks Phil, I like it. I have
Speaker 5: to go like one week here, one week there. I know,
Speaker 5: because that diesel holes it much better than the guess. Yeah, okay, Well,
Speaker 5: and even though my sisters don't believe me, I did
Speaker 5: have a Chevy what.
Speaker 2: Was a Chevrolet. It was a j diesel car. That's
Speaker 2: that's what I'm getting to. That's a very controversial topic
Speaker 2: around this house, whether you did or to not own it.
Speaker 5: And they just wooing around when I was driving them,
Speaker 5: when I was driving it. That's what it is. And
Speaker 5: they don't even remember. That's what it is. That's what
Speaker 5: the bottom line is. I can't because they gave me.
Speaker 5: My parents knew.
Speaker 2: Because your parents gave you the diesel car.
Speaker 5: Diesel car, Chevy car.
Speaker 13: And I was driving that.
Speaker 5: And my older sister was in college in Tallahassee. The
Speaker 5: other one, uh, I don't know. She is dating some
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: So many things going on at that time.
Speaker 5: And at the time, well.
Speaker 2: That explains it. That explains everything. Everybody was so busy
Speaker 2: at the time they would not have noticed you and
Speaker 2: what you're driving your car would have been like they
Speaker 2: win exactly. They were too busy.
Speaker 5: I know I had a a A a purple car.
Speaker 5: I had that car. I had a truck and then
Speaker 5: the big truck.
Speaker 2: The big uncle creative accents is saying, I love Diesel cars.
Speaker 2: I had a Peugeot five oh five. Oh cool?
Speaker 13: Yeah, but and how much time did you had to
Speaker 13: fill it?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm assuming he's agreeing with you that it's good
Speaker 2: for that reason and so many others. He says he
Speaker 2: likes him. He's also saying that he wants you to
Speaker 2: fight Elon musk Uh with swords at the mall.
Speaker 5: Back to that again, you like that idea? Well, we
Speaker 5: had to get Oh, I got it. I got one
Speaker 5: full him might here if he have his shows up.
Speaker 2: You gotta go to Pure Blades.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I had one. I know exactly who it is too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So if you steps anywhere in this house, get ready
Speaker 5: to stay it.
Speaker 2: Last time my parents came to visit, I was telling
Speaker 2: them about the phenomenon of the mall sword shop and
Speaker 2: they they didn't seem to know what I was talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm like, when was the last time you went to
Speaker 2: the mall? And they were saying that it's sounded like
Speaker 2: it's been a decade at least since my parents have
Speaker 2: been to a mall. I'm like, look, if you go
Speaker 2: to any given mall, especially back in Pennsylvania, you got
Speaker 2: a one of those ones, I can camp Bill or
Speaker 2: something by Harrisburg, there's gonna be a sword shop in
Speaker 2: that mall. And I was like, Mom, when you go
Speaker 2: in there last year? She had said it was forever ago.
Speaker 2: I'm like, do me a favor. Get to that mall
Speaker 2: and see if there's a sword shop. I can only
Speaker 2: see that either way, and then call us up. And
Speaker 2: if you're seeing it, call us up and we'll go
Speaker 2: there in a quality control to see that as good
Speaker 2: as pure blades. So yeah, that's uh, no self respecting
Speaker 2: mall is without a sword shop today. That's what I say.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm still still trying to get to be in
Speaker 5: front of his uh store to do a show.
Speaker 2: But oh yeah, yeah, we maybe we'll try them again sometime.
Speaker 2: But we'll just say I had.
Speaker 5: Talking to him. We did get that. I did get
Speaker 5: to talk to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we talked to the manager, but we never did
Speaker 2: get to the owner. That's what happened. Yeah, we haven't
Speaker 2: been hey we haven't been to the mall for a while,
Speaker 2: so maybe we should go back. Oh, we got Sally
Speaker 2: doll over at YouTube. Uncle, she's in the chat saying,
Speaker 2: how are there not more sword mall attacks? Yeah? You
Speaker 2: know how there's like mass shootings all the time. Why
Speaker 2: aren't people going? Actually, I remember there was I think
Speaker 2: it was in La. There was a woman who had
Speaker 2: a sword and she was like going after people in
Speaker 2: the streets.
Speaker 13: Right. I heard about it that too. It was a
Speaker 13: lady doing that. Yes, yes, it was this month. I
Speaker 13: want to say this month.
Speaker 5: This happened. It happened exactly what you're talking about. These
Speaker 5: clowns come in the street.
Speaker 13: I got us to it. Who went to fight us?
Speaker 13: What the heck are you talking?
Speaker 7: Aunt?
Speaker 5: Lady trying that town just do this crazy stuff? People
Speaker 5: saying being like crazy, you gonna do all this crazy stuff.
Speaker 2: You know why it happened, uncle, because La is a
Speaker 2: democratically run city city. Oh yeah, they're lawless. People run
Speaker 2: around poking in each other with swords. It's it's problem.
Speaker 2: It's a big problem. Uncle. You haven't heard about that.
Speaker 5: I heard about that one. I did not hear that one.
Speaker 2: I've heard a bit too. Much of it. So I'm
Speaker 2: sure somebody said that about the sword woman. I don't
Speaker 2: even have to go looking at the Internet to know
Speaker 2: that that's what happened. But let's see, it's great Christmas accidents.
Speaker 2: Is saying, uncle, I had a system. I'd go flirt
Speaker 2: with ladies at truck stops and they'd give me free
Speaker 2: diesel because my twelve gallons would be like a spill
Speaker 2: for an eighteen wheeler.
Speaker 13: You hand him that and you get a big, good
Speaker 13: new diesel.
Speaker 5: That sensitive here, that's a good idea.
Speaker 13: When did he have When does he have a diesel?
Speaker 2: Uh? Well, he was saying that Peugeot, he had the
Speaker 2: five oh five or whatever. But that's the French car.
Speaker 2: Was a French car. The French know how to make
Speaker 2: those diesel cars. Oh goodness.
Speaker 13: I think they should be more of that kind of.
Speaker 5: Cut and get rid of the gas because the gas.
Speaker 5: You see the problems with the gas. It's too up.
Speaker 5: It's constantly doing that. Yes, it's that kind of rotation
Speaker 5: and then yeah, say hey where's my check in the gas?
Speaker 13: Punk? I mean, but if you had it.
Speaker 5: In a diesel now that had a diesel truck like that,
Speaker 5: you would have a little bit of cash in on you.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised that the politicians haven't glommed onto this idea
Speaker 2: of yours. Nobody's mentioned the diesel as the solution to
Speaker 2: these high gas prices. Nobody says that because.
Speaker 5: They do not know.
Speaker 2: They don't they do not know.
Speaker 13: They don't think. It's those people out there.
Speaker 5: Chuck says, that doesn't think. Oh, that doesn't think well,
Speaker 5: and you don't have to think about that.
Speaker 2: You do have to think about that.
Speaker 14: About that, you have to think, you should. Yeah, they
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Speaker 5: Hold on that call that's on a different Who's this online?
Speaker 2: That's on a different What's this that's a whole different computer.
Speaker 2: We're in a room with two different computers.
Speaker 5: What the heck is that noise?
Speaker 13: I just heard a ding ding ding?
Speaker 2: Were you thrown off by that?
Speaker 13: Uncohol? Wait down?
Speaker 4: Wait?
Speaker 5: Is that somebody online online?
Speaker 2: That was a ding ding on another computer, dinging on
Speaker 2: another computerry.
Speaker 4: Heck is that that was not my computer? Uncle, That's
Speaker 4: got nothing to do with me.
Speaker 5: Okay, I thought it was somebody online.
Speaker 2: Chuck wasn't responsible for that ding. However, I fixed it.
Speaker 13: There it is, there, it is. I told it was
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Speaker 2: Right, we have a collar here.
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Speaker 5: I'm the one that hooted and I heard a thing
Speaker 5: on over here, and this it wasn't.
Speaker 4: No, the thing over there wasn't the thing. That's something else.
Speaker 4: But it just so happens. Yeah, it's happened. Jimmy made
Speaker 4: a day.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, what do you want?
Speaker 8: I'm doing good here along your guys is lying. I
Speaker 8: thought I didn't think there's a what's wrong with the hybrids?
Speaker 8: Don't you put in like a gallon of gas and
Speaker 8: it gets like one hundred miles the gallon? What's wrong
Speaker 8: with that?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hybrid hybrid vehicles? Yeah, they're they're good hybrids are I
Speaker 2: don't think aybody's complain about hybrids.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm not talking about the sides of the car.
Speaker 5: I'm size of the just the plain gas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but do you know what do you know what
Speaker 2: a hybrid is, uncle, something that's kind.
Speaker 5: Of vehicle white rounding, but with what in it? That's
Speaker 5: what I'm asking. Well, it's the gas, That's what I'm
Speaker 5: talking about.
Speaker 2: A few hybrid does have gas but also uses electrics.
Speaker 5: It does dumping out then telling to dump out that
Speaker 5: gas and then keep the electric on it.
Speaker 4: Okay, but there's the problem, so you still need he
Speaker 4: still needs a gas because the electric doesn't go that far.
Speaker 4: So you got both, so this way you don't do
Speaker 4: so much gas. Yeah, it's it's a go between.
Speaker 5: You know, Wait a minute, Wait a minute, that's true,
Speaker 5: because wait a minute, I just take that back. It
Speaker 5: was a clut. It was a truck. H truck someone
Speaker 5: had and had two counters two two tanks, two tanks, right,
Speaker 5: and if one went off, oh I have to switch
Speaker 5: the other one. Yeah, but and then they have to change. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but that that is that is more like get there
Speaker 5: and get back that I can understand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's two gas tanks.
Speaker 13: Okle, Look he's too kissed.
Speaker 4: I got it. This was what the problem was. Why
Speaker 4: Uncle was saying what he was saying. Okay, so imagine
Speaker 4: you ain't got two gas tanks. You got a gas
Speaker 4: tank and an electric tank basically, right, so you got both.
Speaker 4: But what you do is the electric tank only goes
Speaker 4: so far, so maybe you need the gas to get
Speaker 4: back to the electric place. You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: There you go. So now you're getting it. And that's a.
Speaker 5: Hybrids, Dan, what you mean to say? Now see what
Speaker 5: you're saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a hybrid. Uncle, So that's all it was.
Speaker 4: Uncle was just misunderstanding. He's thinking of hybrid's a problem. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: the hybrid is you got both. So this way, you
Speaker 4: know your battery dies, you're not stuck. Oh no, what
Speaker 4: do I do now? Right? No electrical thing by it? No,
Speaker 4: you can use the gas to go get to the
Speaker 4: battery and charge it again.
Speaker 5: See do they actually have those?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the thing that that's part of what they're
Speaker 4: talking about when they say hybrid. What is the most
Speaker 4: popular hybrid? What do they call that? It's the Toyota? Uh,
Speaker 4: the Prius.
Speaker 2: He is that was the first and most popular, stilling
Speaker 2: the Prius.
Speaker 5: So maybe that's the problem that must don't understand and.
Speaker 2: He needs to build hybrids, not just full dedicated evs.
Speaker 2: He's getting the hybrid.
Speaker 4: K he was supposed to do that. I don't know
Speaker 4: what he ended up delivering. See, that's the whole thing
Speaker 4: with him. You know, he promises cars. You go buy
Speaker 4: a car from this guy, and he's got to build it.
Speaker 4: That's the other. Yeah, not kidding it. Check it out.
Speaker 4: You see he didn't make all his deliveries. Say, people
Speaker 4: sold Tesla's and they're going, hey, where's my car? They
Speaker 4: didn't make it yet. You see he sells a reporter
Speaker 4: even made this guy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, was that Delaurean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like Delaureate did where you had he had like
Speaker 4: a thousand sales and he only had like ten cars, right,
Speaker 4: that was funny where you had that. Now there's a
Speaker 4: massive collector's items. But anyway, yeah, no, I want to
Speaker 4: help Uncle out though. Hybrid is you got both, Uncle,
Speaker 4: that's what you got to remember, Okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: And that maybe that may work.
Speaker 2: It could work. It could whook that way if you
Speaker 2: think of it that direction. And then Uncle in the
Speaker 2: chat Creative Accidents is bringing up the concept of old
Speaker 2: Mercedes Diesel cars that have been converted to run off
Speaker 2: of vegetable oil. He's asking if you've ever been behind
Speaker 2: an old Mercedes that smelled like French fries. Oh no, no,
Speaker 2: that's what it is. It's one of that I have
Speaker 2: heard of that. I don't have it too, but no,
Speaker 2: it's pretty cool that you can do that. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: you can get like, as far as I know, you
Speaker 2: can get the used oil from like friars from a restaurant. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: and then you take it and somehow I don't know
Speaker 2: if you have to refine it or change it or what,
Speaker 2: but you use it as fuel.
Speaker 5: I would think you have to be change it, get it.
Speaker 2: You have to clean it.
Speaker 5: I would clean it and minimum to make sure it
Speaker 5: fits in the tank. And wot's white in the tank.
Speaker 2: It doesn't have to breathe. That's going to cause problems
Speaker 2: and all.
Speaker 13: That's probably what you have to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have heard of that. It would be cool
Speaker 2: to do that, and it would be really I mean,
Speaker 2: it'd be bragging. Rights is like, yeah, I convert my
Speaker 2: old car to run off of fryer oil. That'd be
Speaker 2: really cool.
Speaker 5: And you know why the witch always want to get witch?
Speaker 2: Why they want to? Yeah, we know why they want to. Yeah, oil, Oh,
Speaker 2: that's why fryer oil or anyone they want all the
Speaker 2: fryer oil.
Speaker 5: Okay, oil makes the things fly up in the end.
Speaker 5: I would dream it's Cowboy pictures, just back in the day,
Speaker 5: watching those watching those Cowboy pictures where they would take
Speaker 5: in an hey, let's get this oil star, get this
Speaker 5: thing looking.
Speaker 13: They come a bunch of oil up this thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that happened.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting theme for the old westerns around with
Speaker 2: No that's what I'm just saying. You've got that mix
Speaker 2: of the old wild West that was untamed with this
Speaker 2: new coming in and exploitation of the land, pulling out
Speaker 2: the resources in order to build a new civilization on
Speaker 2: top an unnatural order on top of the natural world
Speaker 2: by extracting nature's gold from out of it. A lot
Speaker 2: of things you can play around with thematically that way.
Speaker 5: I saw some kind of show like that, Watch out
Speaker 5: for that oile come up.
Speaker 13: Let's go back to the.
Speaker 5: Old thing, people trying to get oil up. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: there's coals.
Speaker 2: Final creative accents as saying Beverly Hillbillies, Uncle Jed, Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah that one hinto into yeah, missed Uncle Jed loet
Speaker 5: knows what he was doing.
Speaker 8: Does anyone remember I remember watching the silent film from
Speaker 8: like one hundred years ago about that oil guy Bird
Speaker 8: from Dallas, And now I can't ever find it. Does
Speaker 8: anyone else seen that? About how he comes and steals
Speaker 8: the heir land and basically forces them to sell it
Speaker 8: and then opens up his big oil business. And there's
Speaker 8: a real silent movie from like hundreds.
Speaker 4: Of years ago, Bird from Dallas.
Speaker 13: You said, Bird from Dallas?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you remember?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 8: No, Hunt, Hunt, I'm sorry.
Speaker 12: Okay, Hunt.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of stuff on Hunt. Yes, but I
Speaker 4: don't I don't recall that one specifically, but I could look.
Speaker 8: See I got that burn in my head. I'm pretty
Speaker 8: sure is on one of the like they show part
Speaker 8: of it on one of those the Man Who Killed
Speaker 8: Kennedy series.
Speaker 5: Isn't it?
Speaker 8: There's apparently a real one hundred year old silent film
Speaker 8: out there. There's about that guy Hunt.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, okay, okay. If you're looking for
Speaker 4: the stuff they used on the men who killed Kennedy,
Speaker 4: that's in the another thing that's on evidence of revision.
Speaker 4: They put it in where they have the silent film
Speaker 4: with the music behind it. They have a music track
Speaker 4: like a piano track behind it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no longer.
Speaker 4: That's why I look. Look right, if you want to
Speaker 4: find the clip that that you saw, it's on It's
Speaker 4: on the movie series Evidence of Revision and I think
Speaker 4: it's on part three where they say uh LBJ and
Speaker 4: the oil Man or something is the title.
Speaker 8: So I I've seen that, but now I try to
Speaker 8: find and I can under find it.
Speaker 4: You could find that piece there and then maybe you
Speaker 4: could track it down from there. I know where the
Speaker 4: I know where that's from. I have a list somewhere
Speaker 4: where all that stuff comes from, origin wise, because I
Speaker 4: studied it. But uh but I don't recall it the
Speaker 4: top of my head exactly where that clip comes from.
Speaker 4: But it is an old clip. Yeah, and it was
Speaker 4: a silent film and then they put the piano music
Speaker 4: under it, but initially there was no soundtrack. Okay, sorry,
Speaker 4: I was just helping Jimmy with that real fast since
Speaker 4: he asked about them.
Speaker 2: There we go, OK, well we got to bomb that one.
Speaker 5: Got the bottom of that, all right? So what else
Speaker 5: does everybody want to talk about?
Speaker 2: I'm getting anybody could talk and say anything they want.
Speaker 2: You may call in. We're live streaming again through a
Speaker 2: nine five two, seven, five zero and six. We have
Speaker 2: Jimmy here. Now, what do you want to talk about?
Speaker 5: Jenny? What do you want about?
Speaker 8: Uh? At this point, even though we haven't heard from
Speaker 8: them in a long time, I'm totally convinced that Jeff
Speaker 8: was elon Musk and he.
Speaker 2: Thought jet pack. Man. You got that guy back, man, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he had a jet pack.
Speaker 5: Oh oh yeah, yeah, yeah, you're talking.
Speaker 13: Yes, I actually saw that.
Speaker 5: Dude cooling up there, coming up in the sky and
Speaker 5: come back down. I don't want to talking about.
Speaker 8: Oh did you see that guy?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he went up in the air and you know,
Speaker 5: all of a sudden he coming back down, lanning somewhere.
Speaker 5: I don't know where does The time was fun?
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 2: We're learning to everybody loves that guy. Yeah. Yeah, you've
Speaker 2: got green Seed over at YouTube now.
Speaker 5: Green Seed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's liking Jimmy's audio. He says it sounds good. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's good. So we got all kinds of people in
Speaker 2: the chat. This is good. We're getting a lot of
Speaker 2: people on the live stream. Uncle, we're on YouTube, we're
Speaker 2: on Twitch, We're on Oh boy, I.
Speaker 5: Was how was the out of state people listening?
Speaker 13: Nh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about the German German people pub What are
Speaker 2: they doing to updates?
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me double check that right now for you.
Speaker 4: I wasn't looking at it because I was arguing with
Speaker 4: people in the chat room and having a private argument
Speaker 4: with a jerk. So, uh, you now owe me ten bucks?
Speaker 4: You now owe me ten bucks, my friend, because the
Speaker 4: guys swore to me ten bucks. If you could prove that,
Speaker 4: and there it is, there's your link. Okay, John's John T.
Speaker 4: You owe me ten bucks, chief, since you're gonna annoy
Speaker 4: the hell out of me when I'm trying to produce.
Speaker 5: Oh it was your ten dollars. Wow?
Speaker 13: Yeah, gosh, Oh.
Speaker 2: This is a podcast host, this John T.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said on his podcast. And then he was
Speaker 4: just harassing me in the room, and I realized who
Speaker 4: it is you. You never been on coach to coach DM,
Speaker 4: I said, I did it once. No you didn't. Oh
Speaker 4: there's your.
Speaker 2: There we go the proof. Yeah. No, yeah, you definitely
Speaker 2: weren't shuttors. I mean, why would you lie about that much?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I have no idea. It's a stupid thing. Anyways. Uh,
Speaker 4: looks like tonight, uncle, international listeners are low. You only
Speaker 4: have you have Canada and a few spots, though more
Speaker 4: Canadian listeners than usual. Let's see, we have uh Toronto
Speaker 4: and two unidentified Canada and three unidentified Canada different addresses.
Speaker 4: They don't tell me where they are. It's like the
Speaker 4: ones from the USA. Now, uh So USA and Canada
Speaker 4: do the same thing. One says Toronto, the one identifies
Speaker 4: the city, and three.
Speaker 8: On Wentland to traffic be interrupted in the United Kingdom,
Speaker 8: aren't they haven't like all pangs the bone rust over there.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know, but we have no UK listeners,
Speaker 4: no European listeners tonight at all. And that's unusual for us.
Speaker 5: We usually have usual because they usually on the pool
Speaker 5: when it comes to my my boy kissing.
Speaker 2: I mean maybe it's it's odd too because our numbers
Speaker 2: look low on my like my stream software. However, we're
Speaker 2: getting a lot of engagement in the chat, which is
Speaker 2: kind of odd to have those two things at the
Speaker 2: same time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that doesn't normally happen exactly, but we.
Speaker 13: Are doing something.
Speaker 5: Wait, we'll doing a string of Friday night shows. I
Speaker 5: have noticing, and I think that might be putting them
Speaker 5: sort of lay away for a little bit, because if
Speaker 5: that wasn't doing. And I think that's the reason I
Speaker 5: think we don't have the listeners or the colo shut.
Speaker 2: I was a green Sea is saying he might be
Speaker 2: she might be on Skype. Is he there on Skype?
Speaker 2: He's saying that you won't call him bid, but he
Speaker 2: made a joke about so he might not be on
Speaker 2: there at all.
Speaker 4: Because he didn't ask. He sent me a crazy picture,
Speaker 4: but he didn't ask to be added in.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah he did. Wait wait, wait, said because
Speaker 2: he sent the weird chicken picture that you won't call him.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't see this up up top there above
Speaker 4: the weird picture that startled me. Literally, it looks I'll
Speaker 4: put the picture in the chat room and tell you
Speaker 4: why I had this thing pop up real big. And
Speaker 4: I was like, what day you know, uh, weird picture here,
Speaker 4: I'll put it in the chat room. You tell me
Speaker 4: if this wouldn't make you go what and throw you
Speaker 4: off for a second. Uh yeah, that's what he put
Speaker 4: in the chat room, in the in the Skype chat
Speaker 4: excuse me, but I'll call him in. Yeah, I just
Speaker 4: didn't see at the top he said, uh, hichuck, call
Speaker 4: me in. But I'll call in. But I didn't see
Speaker 4: that because I saw this crazy picture and I was.
Speaker 2: Like to distracting, Yeah, distracting Green, I can understand, how
Speaker 2: can you? You can't do that this tract. Yeah, keep
Speaker 2: your eyes on the prize, which is calling in and
Speaker 2: talking to uncle.
Speaker 4: I thought he just wanted to send me a weird picture,
Speaker 4: so I didn't think he was trying to call in
Speaker 4: at my mistake, Sorry about that. I'll get him right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got the Chicken Gate. He's calling this. Oh gosh,
Speaker 2: we've all let me hear this guy. We got a
Speaker 2: whole new gate on our hands. Now I'll call that's
Speaker 2: had this conversation. I'm into a conversation.
Speaker 4: Well I'm getting them. I'm getting them. You got Jimmy
Speaker 4: and now you got Now you got the addition from
Speaker 4: Canada here coming into the UH, I went high.
Speaker 13: There we go, mean Tom.
Speaker 8: Here's a random fact. Uh Bogie was the thirteenth pick
Speaker 8: to cast a blank. Imagine that deep?
Speaker 4: Whoaang Boguard? They had twelve other people before him. Okay,
Speaker 4: I did not know.
Speaker 8: Never worked out without that guy. Just a magic cast
Speaker 8: a blank and meaning nothing.
Speaker 4: Film history call right has of right now on the
Speaker 4: Ocelli stream there's only fifteen total listeners. Okay, so there's
Speaker 4: other listeners on YouTube and twitch and all that, but
Speaker 4: there's only fifteen listeners on the Ocelli stream right now just.
Speaker 2: So, and by my numbers that I'm being given, Chuck,
Speaker 2: there's not that many on the live streams, So I think,
Speaker 2: who knows? Who knows what? I don't know if I
Speaker 2: ever can even trust these things.
Speaker 4: But I don't see anybody from Europe. And I'll tell
Speaker 4: you something else. We usually have a couple of listeners
Speaker 4: from Australia and they're not there either, so I don't
Speaker 4: know what's going on.
Speaker 8: That's because they're protesting there too. I think there's big
Speaker 8: two do's going on over there, but our news never
Speaker 8: talks about it.
Speaker 13: That's it possible.
Speaker 5: But they got the point there, Jimmy, that that could
Speaker 5: be what's.
Speaker 2: Happening, Robin. Are they protesting on the streets of Canada.
Speaker 15: Yeah, there's spent a lot of crows in my neighborhoods.
Speaker 15: But I think that's just because they have a roost
Speaker 15: nearby and it's that time of year to do that.
Speaker 2: M h CROs have come home to roost uncle.
Speaker 5: It's it's yeah, because that is what is named like
Speaker 5: Ed's squirrels. It's the same thing.
Speaker 15: Crows throws up in Canada.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Other than that, though, it's pretty calm in the streets.
Speaker 15: So I got to make a comment though, Jimmy's uh,
Speaker 15: Jimmy's audio the best it's ever been. Jimmy, good job,
Speaker 15: cool job, as.
Speaker 13: You've been fixing it.
Speaker 4: So Jimmy's audio is working as the crow flies in
Speaker 4: the squirrel crawls.
Speaker 15: Yeah, okay, well straight, yeah, you know what's happened there.
Speaker 5: But that seemed very interesting.
Speaker 4: We now have seventeen listeners on the dot com stream,
Speaker 4: just so you.
Speaker 15: Know, it's good to hear fellow Canadians.
Speaker 5: Hello, cleanly understanding, it's my Allan came up now they
Speaker 5: finally found a yell. That's what it was.
Speaker 8: Hey uncle, if you ever watched the Red Green Show
Speaker 8: of Canadians.
Speaker 2: Fame, Yeah, you played on PBS Red Green Show, Red Green?
Speaker 4: Is that a show in Canada? Red Green Robin?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Oh yeah that was big. That was big when I
Speaker 15: was a teenager. Cool one of the ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's he's the guy with the beard and he's
Speaker 2: got like a fishing hat. He lives in a yes, yes,
Speaker 2: all right everything, Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm into that, right.
Speaker 15: I asked a question about about the situation there.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I'm curious how.
Speaker 15: The three D printing is going on these days.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've been doing a lot of it. I just
Speaker 2: printed up a bottle holder last night. Yeah. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: going to attach it to a magnet. It's my own
Speaker 2: custom bottle holder I made. Well, I mean it's somebody
Speaker 2: else's design. But we've been doing a lot of three
Speaker 2: D printing. Yeah. Oh yeah, I can.
Speaker 15: Say, I can say, I can. I can relate to
Speaker 15: Uncle's issues with the sound because because I've had to
Speaker 15: modify my printing schedules to not disturb my sleeps.
Speaker 2: Oh did you hear it last night? Uncle? It was
Speaker 2: going last night? Could you hear it.
Speaker 5: At the post time? I didn't hear a thing.
Speaker 2: Oh, there we go.
Speaker 13: So what was it that did? It?
Speaker 5: Was controlling?
Speaker 2: I don't know because I had it on in the night.
Speaker 2: You you should have. I don't know what the difference was,
Speaker 2: little tip.
Speaker 5: You can do it that way if I don't hear it, Okay,
Speaker 5: And whatever that was, did it, you can do it.
Speaker 2: You might have moved it from where it was before
Speaker 2: I thinking by a little bit.
Speaker 13: Maybe that's what did it. Maybe that's what they had
Speaker 13: to do. Because what I hear, if it's lime bland
Speaker 13: lamp them damn walls, you can go. You can hear
Speaker 13: why to my walls exactly with the south with the.
Speaker 5: Sound and the noise and and and it it shakes
Speaker 5: the top.
Speaker 13: It shakes the top to come.
Speaker 5: Down to my walls when it was on.
Speaker 13: But yeah, yeah, something like that.
Speaker 5: Is that noise coming up there, put that noise up
Speaker 5: up there, and I need to I need to sleep,
Speaker 5: and then got all the noise. But but what you
Speaker 5: ever did there, it was fine if you can keep it.
Speaker 15: You had that. I don't know you had any for yourself.
Speaker 2: Funcle huh.
Speaker 15: You have like any hats or anything or Aaron Prety
Speaker 15: anything cool?
Speaker 13: Yet No, not yet.
Speaker 5: His son is gonna be a a head of of
Speaker 5: of a Lesseler.
Speaker 2: Oh, Dwayne the Kroc Johnson cross Jones.
Speaker 13: I was gonna ask, and he said he was going
Speaker 13: to do.
Speaker 2: Familiar with that design, Robin.
Speaker 15: You rock Johnson modifications there we got we got the rock,
Speaker 15: the puss, we got some other things.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and he's thinking and making me. Johnson was gonna
Speaker 9: speaking many crocs. People have printed their own crocs.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, yeah, well that's what the people do when
Speaker 5: they look at these. And I looked in it and
Speaker 5: on it here when he was looking at him, and
Speaker 5: I said, hey, pick this one.
Speaker 13: I I gone through with him.
Speaker 5: It's a he's got a few that he can do
Speaker 5: because of what I asked him for the joms to do.
Speaker 5: Do you win inside then.
Speaker 2: You make your own three D models right robin to print?
Speaker 15: Yeah. I've been working here learning some of those things
Speaker 15: in the I've made. I've made a few custom custom jobbies.
Speaker 2: Do you use Blender? What do you use?
Speaker 15: I have used Splender a bit for more like the sculpting.
Speaker 15: I'm actually planning on getting it a new computer soon
Speaker 15: to be able to do or elaborate sculpting. But then
Speaker 15: that Fusion three sixty is another one that's more like
Speaker 15: the CAD style where you're doing more precise things.
Speaker 2: Oh, I see, that's good for like the engineering little
Speaker 2: like mechanical parts and whatnot if you need them. Okay,
Speaker 2: but yeah, it's uh, it's it's good. Good.
Speaker 15: Good to hear you're still still rocking at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's a good time to do like it.
Speaker 5: It's you and do it too.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I've had for about a year now. I actually
Speaker 15: just recently got the color the color changing option working,
Speaker 15: so now I can do five different colors.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 15: Right now I'm doing a sheep with silver silver wool
Speaker 15: and the black head and feet, just to do a
Speaker 15: little more testing here.
Speaker 2: That's very cool. Yeah, yeah, the multi colored ones are awesome.
Speaker 2: I'd creative accents of saying that we should make an
Speaker 2: Uncle bobblehead. I actually had considered doing that and Uncle
Speaker 2: bobble I consider doing that.
Speaker 4: You know what's funny, I was just talking about I
Speaker 4: was just I was just talking about funko pops. Aaron,
Speaker 4: what do you think about a funk go pop instead
Speaker 4: of a bobblehead because I love those?
Speaker 2: Well, well, those are proprietary. We we could do something
Speaker 2: that's similar to it in the style of din't call
Speaker 2: it a funk Yeah.
Speaker 4: They have a couple of them. There's one called mugs
Speaker 4: or whatever, and there's a there's a couple of ones
Speaker 4: that are you know, knock off somebody be great the
Speaker 4: uncle the uncle almost the uncle o'pop.
Speaker 15: Have Aaron sit in I mean sorry, I have Uncle,
Speaker 15: sit in like a swivel chair and set up your
Speaker 15: phone on a mount and then use one of those
Speaker 15: scanning programs. She have a three D scan model of
Speaker 15: Uncle's head.
Speaker 13: And then take it from me.
Speaker 15: Something else, my head.
Speaker 2: Take it from.
Speaker 12: Uncle.
Speaker 5: Post you the.
Speaker 4: Uh oh, it sounds like Jimmy cut off Jimmy.
Speaker 2: That's a bummer.
Speaker 4: That sucks. He was in the middle of something good.
Speaker 4: You know what. I saw Lee Harvey Oswald bobblehead recently,
Speaker 4: and I was pissed because I I I almost got
Speaker 4: it on eBay.
Speaker 13: Why don't we copy one here?
Speaker 2: We're talking about copy your head.
Speaker 5: On here and then we can make the backdrop.
Speaker 4: Backdrop sign Yeah bobblehead. Well that's the art for the
Speaker 4: box Uncle. But you need an actual like head. You
Speaker 4: need an uncle head, a really good uncle head to
Speaker 4: either put on a funko pop style you know figure
Speaker 4: like an action figure or uh you know, because the
Speaker 4: the mugs, the mighty mugs or whatever, they actually have
Speaker 4: movable arms and stuff, so it would be like a
Speaker 4: weird little action figure or a bobblehead. One or the
Speaker 4: other would be great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I could see a bobblehead. All you need
Speaker 2: to do is make the body part, make the head
Speaker 2: part and then attach it with a spring.
Speaker 4: I mean, Aaron, no offense, Aaron, but you are you
Speaker 4: are custom made for for a bobblehead or a Funko pop.
Speaker 4: You would be perfect as one of those two things.
Speaker 4: So I'd love to see the both of you. Like
Speaker 4: the pair. You'd be perfect.
Speaker 5: Yeah, put both on the thing.
Speaker 2: Well, I want to get into the three D modeling.
Speaker 2: I want to learn Blender and start making my own.
Speaker 2: So maybe now.
Speaker 4: Face Shifters mentioned something in the chat that, based on
Speaker 4: Robin's earlier work with the Skulls, which I love. I
Speaker 4: wish I could have afforded a set of those things.
Speaker 4: You know, he says an uncle bust would be tremendous.
Speaker 4: I know face Shifter could make an uncle bust.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that would be cool. Yeah yeah, a little
Speaker 2: bust like the Ludwig von Beethoven one that didn't the
Speaker 2: Rolf Muppets character have one on his piano or yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah right.
Speaker 4: Or Batman had one whe where he pulled the head
Speaker 4: back for the bat Cave in the sixties.
Speaker 15: I've printed a Frank Zappa one. But yeah, if you're
Speaker 15: able to do it at some point Aaron do a
Speaker 15: scan like that then, Uh, then I'd be happy to
Speaker 15: do some modifying and and take it from there.
Speaker 4: But take a look at my Take a look at
Speaker 4: my what do you call it? My Skype icon?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's a that's a bus.
Speaker 4: That's a bust it is, Yeah, it's a it's an
Speaker 4: AI recreation of me as a bust.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If now, if that image, I don't know who made
Speaker 2: that or what it is, but if it's an actual
Speaker 2: three D c GI image, you should be able to
Speaker 2: make a printer file out of it and three D
Speaker 2: print that shock. You should ask the person who made
Speaker 2: that to see if they can get like an STL
Speaker 2: file or something from it.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 4: Ask, I don't know what you know, but I get Yeah,
Speaker 4: I get piece of artwork.
Speaker 5: One to ask you might get something out of it.
Speaker 4: No, Like I love the absolutely awesome art that Robin
Speaker 4: gives both of you guys and sometimes me on on
Speaker 4: on Twitter, on x whatever. Uh, it's it's great stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, like the ol shack. That thing is perfect
Speaker 4: com shack.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm during the desert imagery that you made for
Speaker 2: us for live streaming that right now, the age of
Speaker 2: transitions images. There we go.
Speaker 4: Where's that one with a highway he made like a
Speaker 4: highway with the age of transitions?
Speaker 2: Cool? Cool? Okay, tang that one?
Speaker 13: Yeah that light Yeah yeah, big shout out.
Speaker 4: Robin does some cool stuff. Just even the stuff he
Speaker 4: does for us, like on the fly is great. I
Speaker 4: mean I can't even imagine some of the other cool
Speaker 4: stuff he's probably doing art wise, So check out check
Speaker 4: it out on what's your Twitter handle? Again?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 15: Broken rib, broken rib?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Yeah? And then they post too much stuff on there
Speaker 15: these days in terms of art. But on occasion do.
Speaker 4: You put it on Instagram or anything like that.
Speaker 15: I do have a page for my more like my
Speaker 15: stone carvings and and some other three D printed stuff
Speaker 15: at r U n g E r art. It's the
Speaker 15: page there if anyone wants to check that out.
Speaker 4: So at our unger art are U n g E
Speaker 4: are that's right, Okay, that's right cool, And I want
Speaker 4: people to check it out because it's good stuff. Anyways,
Speaker 4: all right, I'll shut up now because you guys got
Speaker 4: about uh I don't know, at most probably ten minutes
Speaker 4: that we didn't, you know, run over your time and
Speaker 4: all that, So go.
Speaker 2: Ahead, all right, sing is how we're at the end
Speaker 2: of the show. We do have callers mine. We just
Speaker 2: shifting the shout outs right now.
Speaker 4: Well, Jimmy's gone, you only have Robin right now.
Speaker 2: Oh, well.
Speaker 4: I think we connection. Yeah he disconnected or something. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know what happened there. I didn't disconnect him though.
Speaker 13: Oh you'll get it.
Speaker 15: Shout out at it's five minutes from his jail cell.
Speaker 5: That's right, single's yeah, I'm just curious.
Speaker 2: Oh and also, before we do shout outs, I'll say,
Speaker 2: since we have so many people in the chat room,
Speaker 2: creative accent, Sally Doll, you were in there a minute,
Speaker 2: uh ago, Robin and I'll shift over to the o'hilly
Speaker 2: dot com chat too. If anybody wants to give shout
Speaker 2: outs in the chat room, I'll pull him up on
Speaker 2: the live stream so people can see. So be sure
Speaker 2: to shout out there, Chicken, I see the link to it.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen the actual naked chicken yet. I might
Speaker 2: have to check that outlet if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, it's us.
Speaker 5: Oh, by the way, did he have a cool that
Speaker 5: chicken sign him?
Speaker 13: This is him?
Speaker 2: It reminds me of the Muppets again. This is like Gonzo,
Speaker 2: the character that was Oh yeah, he was always sexually
Speaker 2: attracted to chickens. For some reason, it reminds.
Speaker 14: Me of that h that was always hilarious.
Speaker 2: That was really funny. But anyway, Robin, you got a
Speaker 2: shout out too.
Speaker 15: Well, you know I already did earlier preemptive, but I'll
Speaker 15: shout out again to all the Canadian listeners there. Keep it,
Speaker 15: keep it can keep it cannock out there, call him,
Speaker 15: call it time.
Speaker 2: All right, Robin, it's great to have you man. It's
Speaker 2: great to have you a call back anytime. We love
Speaker 2: having you.
Speaker 15: Three d Pridge update there. It's good to know it's
Speaker 15: not bothering uncle anymore.
Speaker 5: That's a prist.
Speaker 13: I didn't even know it was on. That's why I
Speaker 13: was not.
Speaker 2: So he wanted to be all right, we'll see you
Speaker 2: next time, right, Okay, So there was Robin, let's see
Speaker 2: uh any I don't see Oh, shout out to uncle
Speaker 2: who makes it fun for us creative accents says I
Speaker 2: just thought he was a chick magnet. Oh Gonzo, Oh no,
Speaker 2: that's the guy from Streets, the Streets, from the Streets,
Speaker 2: the guy from the Streets.
Speaker 5: Guy from the streets crazy accidents.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the street team. He's like the leader. Yeah, Uncle,
Speaker 2: do you have a shout out?
Speaker 5: Shout out to anybuddy and listened, and I got a
Speaker 5: few that uh out of the country and and.
Speaker 13: You all in the chantel everyone else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and shout out again to Robin, our younger arts
Speaker 2: on Instagram. Press the button there for him, our friend
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Speaker 5: By push that button, you'll get some more actions.
Speaker 2: And shout out to anybody who actually is retweeting on
Speaker 2: X the live stream. That's gonna help. If when on
Speaker 2: these Friday nights, I'm gonna put it's gonna go out
Speaker 2: through my X account. I'm gonna repost it through Uncle
Speaker 2: Chuck reposted through his If you can retweet it replat
Speaker 2: us at wherever we call it now, you can do that.
Speaker 2: That's going to help. So thank you. Shout out to
Speaker 2: you doing that.
Speaker 5: Any doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're live on Olly Radio Ohl dot com every Friday.
Speaker 2: Oh Uncle, we should be doing another live stream tomorrow Saturday.
Speaker 2: I don't know what time of the day. I don't
Speaker 2: have a schedule for this. It's just sometime in the
Speaker 2: morning or afternoon, I do a VHS watch party.
Speaker 5: Oh anybody, matter of fact, talking about the watch parties.
Speaker 13: Anybody seen it last week? Oh?
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 13: It was a good one.
Speaker 2: They missed it.
Speaker 13: You should have been watched that one.
Speaker 2: Nobody was live with us in the chat room. They missed.
Speaker 5: They missed, A good one they missed, and a fast one.
Speaker 5: The first one he waited, excellent one.
Speaker 2: This was really good.
Speaker 5: First time I ever heard him do an excellent one.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. But you can watch. You can watch us.
Speaker 2: You can watch that stream. It's on the YouTube channel still.
Speaker 2: It's an ad uncle podcast YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, uncledepodcast dot com. Five.
Speaker 2: Every Friday five tomorrow we'll watch another crazy VHS tape
Speaker 2: because we still have a few left from the thrift store.
Speaker 2: We love it. Please watch with us. It makes it
Speaker 2: better when we have everybody they're watching with us.
Speaker 13: I'm