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Speaker 2: did one earlier today. That was episode six of the
Speaker 2: series Looking for Truth in All the Wrong Places. In
Speaker 2: this past episode I just did today, I played a
Speaker 2: clip of Carol Quiggly an interview he did where he's
Speaker 2: talking about a number of things really, but primary among
Speaker 2: them is the publishing of Tragedy and Home and you
Speaker 2: know his problems he had not only with McMillan, but
Speaker 2: then it getting turned around in sort of a bootleg
Speaker 2: published by a group that he doesn't even he says
Speaker 2: it as I don't know exact who did it. I
Speaker 2: can only kind of guess. Is something about like the
Speaker 2: John Birch Society, and how since nineteen sixty nine they
Speaker 2: were using his book as an example of this global
Speaker 2: conspiracy right that they were saying, the head of which
Speaker 2: was the Cecil Rhads Round Table, and et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. So a long story, a long story, but
Speaker 2: interesting quickly's fascinating the whole quickly. John Birch, CFR Cecil
Speaker 2: Rhoades thing that all that stuff, to me is central
Speaker 2: to the narrative of conspiracy culture, particularly the right leaning
Speaker 2: segment of conspiracy culture. It was all about that, it's
Speaker 2: been that was a big part of the myth making,
Speaker 2: the narrative building, was that in the early days, and
Speaker 2: we've come up to now and something that used to
Speaker 2: be fringe, all of that sort of conspiracy culture stuff
Speaker 2: was just relegated to fringe for so long. We don't
Speaker 2: have that luxury anymore, where all that stuff was brought
Speaker 2: into the mainstream, infused into presidential campaigns, and used to
Speaker 2: put this current ruling regime in our country into place.
Speaker 2: All that stuff was used and continues to be used
Speaker 2: in its propaganda, in the current propaganda for this whatever
Speaker 2: we want to call, this ruling cadre attempting to run
Speaker 2: away with everything right now. But that's the story that
Speaker 2: I'm attempting to follow with this whole series. Again. I'm Patreon.
Speaker 2: I'm going back and looking at a lot of old
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Speaker 2: working on this project where I'm going to make a
Speaker 2: video that focuses on the subject of the transformation of
Speaker 2: the former Truth movement into now what was the Truth
Speaker 2: movement is essentially this specific propaganda wing that sells itself
Speaker 2: as alternative right wing commentary, and they still there's I mean,
Speaker 2: there's a million things to say, which I will. It's
Speaker 2: a project I'm excited about. It's one that I'm worried
Speaker 2: I might not be able to get done fast enough.
Speaker 2: I'd like to come out with it tomorrow. That's just
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Speaker 2: because there's we're getting into a lot of there's a
Speaker 2: lot of potential directions to go with this, and it's
Speaker 2: gonna be, i think, mainly a project of littling things
Speaker 2: down because there's so many things I could talk about.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to edit it down at least. But
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Speaker 2: income coming in for me doing the work with the
Speaker 2: age of Transitions. But also I'm excited about the material
Speaker 2: I'm putting out. I'm putting out a lot of it now,
Speaker 2: so it's cool. Everything is I feel like I'm firing
Speaker 2: on all cylinders here and I feel really feel, you know,
Speaker 2: that creative spark is there. Sometimes it's not, but it
Speaker 2: is now and so I'm just trying to roll with
Speaker 2: it and keep it going, keep the ball rolling in
Speaker 2: the right direction. So thank you, everybody, supporters on Patreon,
Speaker 2: non supporters listening to show, whoever you are, I thank
Speaker 2: you just for being here, for being interested in these
Speaker 2: topics that we talk about at the Age of Transitions,
Speaker 2: topics that I feel have been ignored for a long time. However, certainly,
Speaker 2: if we're talking about emerging technologies AI and transhumanism and
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff, that stuff is coming out into
Speaker 2: the mainstream now, right, So that stuff starting to get
Speaker 2: huge as a topic of conversation. But I also believe
Speaker 2: this other stuff about the meta propaganda level of what's
Speaker 2: going on with the decline of the United States, for
Speaker 2: one thing, and the takeover of our country by a
Speaker 2: techno technocratic authoritarian system that is starting to gain ground
Speaker 2: and has potential to become a real conversation. Now, the
Speaker 2: guys who own this whole show, I don't think are
Speaker 2: going to like any accurate, in depth analysis of what
Speaker 2: they are doing to us, and so the need for
Speaker 2: constant obfuscation, constant miss and disinformation. Thus the propaganda matrix
Speaker 2: we have been thrown into online, and I think we can.
Speaker 2: I think we should all know who the sponsors of
Speaker 2: this are. I think it's obvious. Although they are good
Speaker 2: at covering their tracks, and they don't leave us specific
Speaker 2: money trails, do they. They do like crap crypto so much.
Speaker 2: Maybe there's something in that blockchain to be found. I
Speaker 2: don't know, it's not really my expertise is falling the
Speaker 2: money trail. If anybody is so inclined and has the
Speaker 2: means to do that, I highly recommend that because I
Speaker 2: would like to see that. I'm working on more weird
Speaker 2: arcane angles to this for what that's worth. Okay, but
Speaker 2: I'm in good company. There's all sorts of interesting stuff
Speaker 2: being said in the public these days. It's a strange,
Speaker 2: strange time. But let's take a few moments to focus
Speaker 2: on our old friend here within the midst of the
Speaker 2: age of transitions, Peter Teal, the self professed contrarian. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you all have noticed this new label
Speaker 2: he has bestowed upon himself, contrarian. But I can't help
Speaker 2: to have because every time I see him, he's calling
Speaker 2: himself a contrarian, or you're reading something about him where
Speaker 2: clearly the press release that was given for this thing
Speaker 2: says to call him that he is a contrarian. Right,
Speaker 2: I've seen article headlines that's say Peter Teal the contrarian
Speaker 2: blah blah blah blah blah. So clearly this has been
Speaker 2: rolled into part of his public relations campaign for himself,
Speaker 2: which is fascinating to see because he wasn't always this
Speaker 2: public figure. I mean he has been ever since the
Speaker 2: days of him coming up with the PayPal and all that,
Speaker 2: he's been known and people who are into tech and
Speaker 2: intelligence technology and surveillance technology issues and all that. So
Speaker 2: a very tiny niche audience has been aware of him
Speaker 2: for a long time. But he's never gone out of
Speaker 2: his way to be like, I am Peter Theol and
Speaker 2: this is what I'm saying and this is what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Until recently he has taken that upon himself. That's fascinating.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this contrarian thing absolutely a calculated pr thing,
Speaker 2: There's no doubt about it. I remember that interview he
Speaker 2: did when he was the guest on Rogan. He's like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm a contrarian about that. He said that several times,
Speaker 2: calling himself that, And yeah, there's just been I see
Speaker 2: every time I read something about it's calling him that.
Speaker 2: I believe that that is a sort of answer to
Speaker 2: his former label of not Peter Til the contrarian, but
Speaker 2: Peter Til the libertarian. I think to the sheer, uh,
Speaker 2: the sheer joke of calling himself a libertarian, that can't
Speaker 2: be they nobody even wants to try to hold up
Speaker 2: that facade anymore. It's like libertarian really, uh, that's where
Speaker 2: you sit politically, because you break it down in like
Speaker 2: one seconds, like, there's what the hell are you talking about?
Speaker 2: You've made your billions of dollars on these massive government contracts.
Speaker 2: Well you're and you're you're sitting here telling me you're
Speaker 2: a libertarian advocating for like little slash no government. Are
Speaker 2: you kidding? Like, what the hell are you talking about?
Speaker 2: So instead of trying to answer those very good questions
Speaker 2: about him being a libertarian, we're gonna just not have
Speaker 2: to do that anymore. Get a word that rhymes with
Speaker 2: libertarian and start calling yourself that, because he can accurately
Speaker 2: call himself a contrarian and it's enough of a like weird,
Speaker 2: nebulous word that doesn't even really matter what it even
Speaker 2: means anyway. Well, I'm a contrarian. It's like, oh, so
Speaker 2: what do you believe? Well, I believe actually the opposite
Speaker 2: of what you think I believe. Like, oh okay, So
Speaker 2: it allows him to do that. It's like, oh okay,
Speaker 2: so you And it also in a weird way, answers
Speaker 2: him as a libertarian. It's like, wait, you're not a libertarian, dude,
Speaker 2: And then he lifts off all this stuff. How he
Speaker 2: can't be He can be like, well, I'm a contrarian
Speaker 2: and they're like, oh, geez, I guess you are. You're
Speaker 2: a contrarian libertarian. What a neat trick that is? Wow,
Speaker 2: what talent. I don't know how many people have noticed that,
Speaker 2: but that to me, that's I find it funny. Frankly,
Speaker 2: I find it humorous to see these little things. And yeah,
Speaker 2: clearly to me it's I don't know if it's him
Speaker 2: personally doing this or some PR team he's hired or what,
Speaker 2: but it's a PR move one way or the other,
Speaker 2: I mean whatever. So Peter Thiel no longer a libertarian? Okay,
Speaker 2: So yeah, a notion so absurd. Not even his techno
Speaker 2: simp propagandist network and keep up with that one. So
Speaker 2: they don't have to anymore. It makes it a lot
Speaker 2: easier on those dimwits, because God knows, thinking and making
Speaker 2: rational explanations for anything isn't their strong point. So it's
Speaker 2: going to really smooth out the road for m So
Speaker 2: I feel good about that.
Speaker 3: But there's been.
Speaker 2: For any He's keeping up. And I know there's not
Speaker 2: many of us maniacs out there who are, but to
Speaker 2: those of us who are, you might be noticing changes
Speaker 2: and adaptations within the right wing propaganda stream these days.
Speaker 2: They're subtle and in essence they're still doing the same
Speaker 2: thing as the same goals and objectives are there, of course,
Speaker 2: is complete control by a monopolistic, techno fascist oligarchy. That
Speaker 2: goal is just not the same. But you know, pretending
Speaker 2: and saying, you know, playing the game of political propaganda,
Speaker 2: they're making some changes in the script. So yeah, we've
Speaker 2: already feel Peel himself is likewise kind of adapting to
Speaker 2: this changing narrative landscape. As I was saying earlier, he
Speaker 2: has only in recent times become this public figure that
Speaker 2: you can tell he's intentionally putting himself out there. I
Speaker 2: don't know if this was it seems almost like he
Speaker 2: saw what his buddy Elon Musk was doing and said, like, geez,
Speaker 2: look at how far Elon's pushed this and seems to
Speaker 2: be working for him. Maybe I should do that, or
Speaker 2: maybe they had a meeting about it, or I don't
Speaker 2: know if that's even what's going on, but it is
Speaker 2: the same thing is that he, like Elon Musk, is
Speaker 2: putting himself out in the public eye more and more
Speaker 2: as time goes on, which is really really bizarre, unexpected,
Speaker 2: I would say, but here we are. So that's one
Speaker 2: thing that he has adapted himself to. Another thing is
Speaker 2: in this propaganda stream is explicitly saying what we're formerly
Speaker 2: range talking points, such as the concept of a scary
Speaker 2: incoming global government or not in a moment. And the
Speaker 2: other thing that Teal has done personally is that to
Speaker 2: adapt to, you know, keep up appearances, is that he's
Speaker 2: a Christian. I guess maybe he always was, or he
Speaker 2: wants you to believe he always was, but it's a
Speaker 2: big part of his public persona that he's building. Here said, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's a Christian, he's a contrarian, he's a technologist. Of course,
Speaker 2: he's brilliant. He's a Christian. That's what you need to
Speaker 2: know okay, and I'm sure most of you listening have
Speaker 2: probably heard that he has this upcoming lecture series, not
Speaker 2: one lecture, but series. I think it's gonna be four
Speaker 2: nights coming up in mid September. The topic the Antichrist.
Speaker 2: This is yeah, it's made the rounds out there. It's
Speaker 2: a lot of people are talking about with good reason.
Speaker 2: He hasn't even done it yet and people are already
Speaker 2: talking about it, and there's a lot of again articles
Speaker 2: about it. I saw one earlier that had that absolutely
Speaker 2: that contrarian thing, and there's like Peter Tiald the Contrarian
Speaker 2: Antichrist Lecture series, so it had an example of that.
Speaker 2: I just looked at it earlier tonight, that thing. So
Speaker 2: so that's something to look forward to. It's something to
Speaker 2: mark a calendar for. I don't know if, because I
Speaker 2: know they're selling tickets to the lecture, I don't know
Speaker 2: if the ticket if there's a digital version that you
Speaker 2: can watch it as a live stream. I don't know
Speaker 2: if the video version of it will be available to
Speaker 2: the public after the fact. I haven't looked that up yet.
Speaker 2: If it is available, I will watch it. I'm not
Speaker 2: happy to say it's only out of duty that I
Speaker 2: have to, and I'm not pleased about that whatsoever, because
Speaker 2: Teal is like so many of his peers, these Silicon
Speaker 2: Valley moguls, they are just the epitome of no chriss
Speaker 2: can't talk, can barely piece together a sentence. Teal is okay,
Speaker 2: and that he can kind of talk. He's not as
Speaker 2: bad as Elon Musk. My god, he's horrible. So Peter
Speaker 2: Teal can string words together, but it's always like in
Speaker 2: this weird it's always like, wait a minute, was this
Speaker 2: guy saying? And it's not a natural, flowing conversational style
Speaker 2: that he has because again he and his peers, Ray
Speaker 2: Kurtzwell is terrible too. Ray Kurtzwell is the guy that
Speaker 2: Teel put up there to be the poster child for
Speaker 2: the Singularity for so many years, and I was always like, really,
Speaker 2: this guy is the best you can do, because Kurtzwell
Speaker 2: is like, oh man, he's to me, he's always been
Speaker 2: difficult to watch. It's like Jesu wise. So, I mean,
Speaker 2: this is the world that we're dealing with when we're
Speaker 2: talking about these topics. The Singularity transhumanism brought to you
Speaker 2: by Peter Tiel. Of course, who do you think bankrolled
Speaker 2: this whole concept? It has been him this whole time,
Speaker 2: and him and some others. He's not all by himself.
Speaker 2: And of course, yeah, his Rogan appearance is just, oh
Speaker 2: my goodness, gracious, it just blows my mind that rocan
Speaker 2: can have guys like him Mark Andreasen, and I think
Speaker 2: there have been a couple of those other billionaire tech
Speaker 2: guys on I don't remember who else. It just blows
Speaker 2: my mind that they can just get on there and
Speaker 2: just say whatever the hell they want and have people
Speaker 2: instead of people playing their finger at them, and they're like,
Speaker 2: come on, man, we're not listening to word you're saying.
Speaker 2: We know that you're just pandering to us, So get
Speaker 2: the hell out of here, quite frankly now. Andreason's interesting,
Speaker 2: Teal is too, they both are. But Andresen put out
Speaker 2: that techno utopian manifesto, and I do get the feeling
Speaker 2: that he isn't sincere in believing all of that stuff.
Speaker 2: And when you read it, it almost reads like, you know,
Speaker 2: he's one of us, if one of us means being
Speaker 2: a conspiracy culture, contrarian media consumer type, right, somebody that's
Speaker 2: trying to find the real truth of the matter and
Speaker 2: the libertarian thing as it has come to be defined
Speaker 2: by these nuts. That's there. So it's crazy, but yeah,
Speaker 2: it's an ongoing thing with them putting themselves out into
Speaker 2: the public and when they do so, when they go
Speaker 2: out into public, what's noteworthy is to see what it
Speaker 2: is they choose to speak to. Do they really enjoy
Speaker 2: talking about their interests, their investments, literal investments into this
Speaker 2: technological system that's take over. Do they like to be
Speaker 2: very candid and go into that. No, they prefer the
Speaker 2: all we're talking about cyrillic in the o'chili chat room.
Speaker 2: Sounds like trouble, but anyway, they prefer to talk in
Speaker 2: the style of the Rogan sphere and just talk about
Speaker 2: some random crap like aliens, how the pyramids get there, Uh,
Speaker 2: let's go to South America to take ayahuasca, all that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff. That's That's what that whole Rogan thing
Speaker 2: with Teal was. It was just Rogan going through like
Speaker 2: his collection of topics. He always talks about, like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: what do you think about ayahuasca? What do you think
Speaker 2: about aliens? Let's just see what downe the list with
Speaker 2: the dumbest topics, but they're happy to do that. They
Speaker 2: do not want to be talking about the actual projects
Speaker 2: that they're involved in and how that they're they're taking
Speaker 2: control of everything. They want you to think that somebody
Speaker 2: else is the problem. They want to obfuscate and point
Speaker 2: the finger in another direction, get you looking in the
Speaker 2: direction of what of the narrative of the contrarian political
Speaker 2: narrative that's after the truth supposedly right, And this whole
Speaker 2: posturing of Teal being a Christian fits right in to that,
Speaker 2: because the Christian aspect to this whole story is there.
Speaker 2: It's crazy to see it recurring time and again. And
Speaker 2: I've been getting into this in the Patreon series. How
Speaker 2: that this puritanical evangelical aspect to this whole long narrative
Speaker 2: building process. It's always been there, This like thing that
Speaker 2: we watched the John Birch Society video the other day
Speaker 2: and they go on and on similar to like how
Speaker 2: Teal isn't actually a libertarian, the Birchers aren't actually in
Speaker 2: favor of small government. They'll go they'll spend hours pretending
Speaker 2: that they are, and then they'll throw something at your go, aha,
Speaker 2: I see what you really want they say, well, the
Speaker 2: free government of the United States system blessed upon us
Speaker 2: by the founders and written out in the Constitutional Bill
Speaker 2: of Rights, that can only be given to a morally
Speaker 2: just people. It's just like this picture of like the
Speaker 2: idyllic American family that's in tune with morals. And if
Speaker 2: any population that doesn't fall in line with being morally
Speaker 2: good people, well of course they can't be free. And
Speaker 2: then from that point it makes it okay to go
Speaker 2: and to start to smite one's enemies, lock them up,
Speaker 2: throw them away, depart them, burn them at the stake,
Speaker 2: you know, all this stuff, and they'll act all righteous
Speaker 2: as if you know the other side of the issue
Speaker 2: or the ones that do that. But don't get it
Speaker 2: wrong that that's what they want. That's the system they want.
Speaker 2: That's the system that they are cheerleading at present. That's
Speaker 2: being built up to this unitary executive nightmare that has
Speaker 2: built off of decades, yes, of previous work, but it's
Speaker 2: not going in the opposite direction, going full steam ahead
Speaker 2: in that same direction. And so I don't know, I
Speaker 2: find it curious that Teal is a Christian now and
Speaker 2: I'm not the only one people are, you know, right,
Speaker 2: all kinds of articles like Peter Teal's Christian Oh blah
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, it goes on and on, and yes
Speaker 2: it should, it should go on and on because it
Speaker 2: doesn't make sense. But none of this does. Nothing is new.
Speaker 2: It's not supposed to make sense. You're just supposed to
Speaker 2: go along with it. What's wrong with that? That's the
Speaker 2: easy way to do this. If you just agree, and
Speaker 2: you just go along with the talking points, and you
Speaker 2: keep you keep doing the mental gymnastics to make the
Speaker 2: opposite thing of what you believed yesterday makes sense today,
Speaker 2: then good, you're on board. You're on board with it.
Speaker 2: You are a walking contradiction, and congratulations. This was all
Speaker 2: brought to you by Well, that's the story that we
Speaker 2: all really had ought to be pressing for, is who
Speaker 2: is doing this to us? Whose interests are being served by?
Speaker 2: You know, so many things that were being screened at
Speaker 2: about and told are important. How many of these things
Speaker 2: actually are important? How many of them are distractions away
Speaker 2: from the things that maybe we had ought to be
Speaker 2: looking at. And if we want to call the question
Speaker 2: some sort of power structure that is working against our
Speaker 2: best interests, good because that is definitely a legitimate thing
Speaker 2: to do. That's the other like bizarre thing that can
Speaker 2: happen in the midst of all this is that they
Speaker 2: have so explicitly taking the conspiracy line on any number
Speaker 2: of things and mainstreamed it to the point where anybody
Speaker 2: who is critical of what they are trying to feed us,
Speaker 2: which we had all out to be, the easy thing
Speaker 2: to do is to say, Aha, these guys are conspiracy theorists,
Speaker 2: and we can see just as we knew all along
Speaker 2: that conspiracy theory was a completely dangerous, evil thing that
Speaker 2: only like these right wing kooks are into. And then
Speaker 2: you can just like throw away even something like the
Speaker 2: notion of calling in the question any sort of vested
Speaker 2: special interest that is, you know, working against the public interests,
Speaker 2: and so that sort of stuff goes on, which is
Speaker 2: really a shame and the tragedy tragedy in all this.
Speaker 2: But the other thing, the other way to look at,
Speaker 2: is that the other side to this that should be
Speaker 2: should be pointing out some things that seem to be obvious.
Speaker 2: They slip up and they start using the same they
Speaker 2: kind of glom onto the same fallacies that the ruling
Speaker 2: propaganda matrix is using to fool us and they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: well it's worked for them, We're going to do that.
Speaker 2: And so it just becomes one tangled mess. And I
Speaker 2: don't know, it's just it becomes a trying to keep
Speaker 2: your head above water in the sea of insanity and
Speaker 2: so and so we have to look out for that certainly.
Speaker 2: But yeah, if anybody, if anybody goes to this anti Christ
Speaker 2: lecture series of teals, I forget where it is. It's
Speaker 2: got to I would think it'd be like Palo Alto
Speaker 2: or something. I don't know where it's at, but let
Speaker 2: me know how it goes, let me know what the
Speaker 2: crowd is like. But it's interesting. It's gonna be an
Speaker 2: interesting crowd that shows up for that one. And if
Speaker 2: there is a link to the video version of it
Speaker 2: after the fact, I will watch it. I'm going to
Speaker 2: be hitting myself in the head the whole time I'm listening, probably,
Speaker 2: But you know, it just goes comes along with the territory.
Speaker 2: It's one of these things we have to do. Sadly,
Speaker 2: it's just powered through it for the greater good. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that's something to look forward to. We all we're all
Speaker 2: doing that. But yeah, there's uh, that was that was
Speaker 2: the main thing I really want to hit tonight. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to think, Uh, there's just other things in this
Speaker 2: upcoming video that I could work in that I don't
Speaker 2: figured out if I will yet. Are the global propaganda matrix,
Speaker 2: and but by that I mean that this is We're
Speaker 2: not just being hit with the propaganda that I was
Speaker 2: talking about from the our techno fascist over lords that
Speaker 2: are taking over our country. It's not just to them
Speaker 2: that we have to look out for in the online
Speaker 2: propaganda sphere. There are quite literally other nations that are
Speaker 2: bombarding us with their disinformation campaigns and influence operations. Are
Speaker 2: being done to us in the name of their national
Speaker 2: interests lots of times, and we have to have the
Speaker 2: savvy to first of all, just know that that's happening.
Speaker 2: And that is a bit ask Sadly, I believe it's
Speaker 2: a pride thing. Partially is that we don't want to
Speaker 2: admit that we could be the targets of propaganda one.
Speaker 2: But where we can admit that we are targets at propaganda,
Speaker 2: we're only able to go so far as to look
Speaker 2: to our domestic the domestic perpetrators of propaganda that are
Speaker 2: trying to get one over on us that we can
Speaker 2: people can get to and now we're going to struggle
Speaker 2: and trip a whole lot in trying to point the
Speaker 2: finger at who's propagandizing us. That's a problem all in
Speaker 2: of itself, but just the admission that, yes, other countries
Speaker 2: are using propaganda on us as an entire populace toward
Speaker 2: their ends. That's happening, and that's a that's a part
Speaker 2: of the over all story. Once again, all the weird
Speaker 2: competing narratives out there, it's a part of that story.
Speaker 2: You better believe it. And it just continues to It's
Speaker 2: just it's just really wild to see the reticence with
Speaker 2: which people just seem to have this knee jerk reticence
Speaker 2: to going there, to addressing the global stakes in this.
Speaker 2: Not everybody, but it seems like the it seems like
Speaker 2: most folks don't. I mean, it's it's a scary thought,
Speaker 2: I guess, so, I mean, I get it. But this
Speaker 2: is the world we live in. This is the scenario
Speaker 2: that we've been thrown into, and so it's just more
Speaker 2: stuff to try to figure out. It's just all all
Speaker 2: that we uh, We're tasked with a lot aren't we
Speaker 2: A whole lot is asked of us. We didn't ask
Speaker 2: for this, presumably, but here we are. And so now
Speaker 2: we're dealing with it, and I hope it's the best
Speaker 2: that we can dealing it in the best possible way
Speaker 2: that we can.
Speaker 4: Deal with it is.
Speaker 2: The That's what we're trying to do here right now.
Speaker 2: That's making an honest effort, trying to get to the
Speaker 2: bottom of these different things which are purposely obfuscated, purposely cloudy, misrepresentations,
Speaker 2: misrepresentations of things. And we're not even necessarily talking about
Speaker 2: things that aren't there, but just being constantly misrepresented. Sierra,
Speaker 2: something's going on in the ocell chat room. I see
Speaker 2: creative accents. He's saying, propaganda misleads us into patterns of
Speaker 2: behavior that we wouldn't naturally adopt. Yes, there you go,
Speaker 2: so yes, thank you for that. I have not read
Speaker 2: Bernet's his book Propaganda, The Formation of Men's Attitudes right
Speaker 2: and at the full title, i've read that in a
Speaker 2: long time. I did. I have read it, and it's
Speaker 2: a short, easy read. It's a great read. I haven't
Speaker 2: read it in a while, though. That'd be worth going
Speaker 2: back and checking out other works on propaganda Jacqulou. He
Speaker 2: has a good book about propaganda. Shaculo also author of
Speaker 2: The Technological Society, the book he's most known for with
Speaker 2: good reason very much gets into the issue. Oh that's
Speaker 2: from Revolve. Oh that's my quote. Oh god, Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: I don't really want to sit your agree with my
Speaker 2: own quote so much, but okay, thank you dead the
Speaker 2: last Jacques you Lou. The Technological Society. I feel like
Speaker 2: that's one of those books that if anybody read now,
Speaker 2: I feel like it would be making the rounds, and
Speaker 2: I feel like it should be. I feel like maybe
Speaker 2: there should be some sort of resurgence in actually reading books.
Speaker 2: Maybe the kids will get into that, and when they do, kids,
Speaker 2: my recommendation for one of the books to pick up
Speaker 2: is The Technological Society because it explains a whole lot.
Speaker 2: It's quite prophetic in so many ways about where we
Speaker 2: have ended up. It's not necessarily a product of human
Speaker 2: conspiracy that got us here, but just the reality of
Speaker 2: technique itself leading us in its own direction, so that
Speaker 2: technique just constantly has to perfect itself and become better
Speaker 2: and better, to the point where where the human being
Speaker 2: is relegated as a problem in the overarching mission to
Speaker 2: improve technique, right, and so you know here we are
Speaker 2: at that transhumanist issue. Is like, well, when you get
Speaker 2: to that point in transhumanism, just throw the technology into
Speaker 2: the human being and then there we go. That's that's
Speaker 2: how we deal with this. And it's perfectly rational. It
Speaker 2: makes sense within that context if you're not thinking about
Speaker 2: this whole thing as this artificial abomination potentially an antichrist.
Speaker 2: I guess the pieces that I've seen Til talking about
Speaker 2: his series, they're all saying that, well, that his point
Speaker 2: about this is that we can't have we can't stop technology,
Speaker 2: and in fact, what the antichrist would be would be
Speaker 2: it would be a global government that takes power for
Speaker 2: itself and deceives us into not developing tech further, something
Speaker 2: to that effect. He's already spoken to this, and so
Speaker 2: people have inner people have done commentary about this, and
Speaker 2: it's just it's more of those like bending your mind
Speaker 2: up into knots and turning it into a pretzel that
Speaker 2: these guys just love to do to us. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's hurting my brain to even try to make
Speaker 2: this make sense. But the thing to pull out from
Speaker 2: it once again is the narrative building of conspiracy culture.
Speaker 2: The global government is here and the who it is
Speaker 2: who's warning us about it this time while none other
Speaker 2: than the guy who took over the entire conspiracy culture
Speaker 2: be a ecosystem that at one point may have been
Speaker 2: able to call it self grassroots, an independent and going
Speaker 2: against the establishment, but now it has just been rolled
Speaker 2: into it. It has become a part of it. It
Speaker 2: has become cheerleader for it, and the story of that
Speaker 2: deserves to be told. And once again, that piece that
Speaker 2: I'm working on, it is only gonna be a small
Speaker 2: part of that story. What I'm able to do. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to even be able to dredge up a
Speaker 2: lot of I'm not dredging up the receipts on this.
Speaker 2: I don't have that. I will be pointing out things like, hey,
Speaker 2: this this line, this line in the narrative, Let's look
Speaker 2: at it, and let's see where it's been repeated through
Speaker 2: the years, to see who has repeated it. Let's see
Speaker 2: what their motivation for saying this certain thing it has been.
Speaker 2: Let's see them saying this thing years ago, but perhaps
Speaker 2: totally flipping on a very strongly held opinion decades ago.
Speaker 2: Now they're going the opposite direction. Maybe they even a
Speaker 2: moment later go back the other direction against as it's
Speaker 2: back and forth craziness that they are constantly doing is
Speaker 2: going to be part of this. So yeah, this is
Speaker 2: what we have to endure. And just more of noticing
Speaker 2: that this is what's going on, I think is going
Speaker 2: to go a long way. If it's possible to do that,
Speaker 2: it seems like it had ought to be. And so
Speaker 2: it's a humble mission right there to try to get
Speaker 2: that going, Like, look, you see what is being done
Speaker 2: to us. You see how how stupid they think we are.
Speaker 2: For one thing? Do you take offense to that? I do?
Speaker 2: I take offense that I don't believe in that I
Speaker 2: actually believe in myself to the point where I think
Speaker 2: I can notice this happening at least some of the time,
Speaker 2: maybe not all the time. And you do have to
Speaker 2: admit that you are fooled at points too. We all
Speaker 2: are in this. And that's what's stuff about this too,
Speaker 2: is kind of like going, oh god, they got me
Speaker 2: on this and this and this, and so that's kind
Speaker 2: of a nice humbling aspect to this that we need
Speaker 2: to also advocate for and it's like, hey, look, this
Speaker 2: has gotten all of this, so don't take it personally.
Speaker 2: Don't get mad or embarrassed, because it does happen to everybody.
Speaker 2: And so that's kind of that's an interesting aspect of
Speaker 2: this that we have to remind ourselves of. I don't
Speaker 2: remind myself of that a lot, because it's easy to
Speaker 2: get upset and it's easy to blame, it's easy to
Speaker 2: point the finger, it's easy to, yeah, get really mad
Speaker 2: at people for going along with the wrong things. And
Speaker 2: so yeah, that's part of the discipline of this is
Speaker 2: not letting this bother us too much, I suppose, although
Speaker 2: it has bothered me quite a bit, perhaps making a
Speaker 2: conscious effort to control that is good. And so, yeah, Carol, Quickly,
Speaker 2: what a guy. I really enjoy doing that episode today.
Speaker 2: Every time that I read quickly or you know, in
Speaker 2: this case, listening to the audio of them, or even
Speaker 2: going back into the notes of the books I've read him,
Speaker 2: it's always he bounces all over the place, that guy.
Speaker 2: And he was from an era where if you read him,
Speaker 2: he doesn't take like I feel like the modern reader
Speaker 2: wouldn't be able to follow him, because like, at one
Speaker 2: point he's just like railing against the petty bourgeoisie. And
Speaker 2: he'll even like specifically like call out like doctors and
Speaker 2: stuff like I got the medical professions filled with a
Speaker 2: bunch of petty bourgeois maniacs who are in it only
Speaker 2: for the money, and they're a bunch of scumbags, like
Speaker 2: you'll say, like crazy stuff like that, and then he'll
Speaker 2: be railing against the John Bircher's and the far right
Speaker 2: and saying how the Verry Goldwater political campaign would have
Speaker 2: plunged us into like a nineteen eighty four government scenario
Speaker 2: and all this stuff, And then he'll be saying some
Speaker 2: incredibly anti woke things, so you'd be when you're the
Speaker 2: modern reader and trying to make sense, like wait, is
Speaker 2: this guy left wing? This guy right wing? What the
Speaker 2: heck is this guy's problem? He's a maniac. Yeah. I mean,
Speaker 2: so many of the things that divide the political conversation
Speaker 2: these days have been artificially created for us to just
Speaker 2: give us things to argue about amongst ourselves. And I
Speaker 2: think looking back at older stuff sometimes it's it's an
Speaker 2: example of value. Yeah, people were kind of like we
Speaker 2: have come a long ways, and like knowing what's you know,
Speaker 2: maybe we have improved a little. But then it also
Speaker 2: kind of points out like how silly so much of
Speaker 2: what we put to the forefront truly is, and how
Speaker 2: maybe we need to reevaluate the conversations we're having how
Speaker 2: useful they are, because a lot of them don't seem
Speaker 2: very useful to me. And that's how this whole, all
Speaker 2: these influence operations work on us, so that we're there
Speaker 2: in that spot where we're receptive to something. They know
Speaker 2: what we want to hear. We're being played upon by
Speaker 2: people who know and have set the terms of what
Speaker 2: we want to hear. Right who sets the terms. It's
Speaker 2: a pretty crazy power to have, and it's something that
Speaker 2: has been done and exploited. I do believe. So there
Speaker 2: you have it. Here's my contrarian belief for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can call myself that too, why not? So it's fun.
Speaker 2: It's fun to be a contrarian. Why not. It's kind
Speaker 2: of a dumb label, but you know, when you make
Speaker 2: a public persona you got to give yourself little labels
Speaker 2: and titles and things so that people know how to
Speaker 2: interpret what it is that you're saying. I interpret me
Speaker 2: in this way. I promise I'm making sense. It's not
Speaker 2: that I make no damn sense at all, and I
Speaker 2: am really just kind of running cover for my selfish
Speaker 2: self interests and just trying to hold out enough time
Speaker 2: so I can retreat to my luxury bunker when the
Speaker 2: event that I will have foreknowledge of occurs, so I
Speaker 2: can go hide and live out the troubles of the
Speaker 2: armageddon and then come out the other side of it
Speaker 2: supposedly been the population reduced by half, and then I
Speaker 2: can really be able to live the good life on
Speaker 2: the other side of all that. These guys believe that,
Speaker 2: and they're working toward that apparently. I mean, they've got
Speaker 2: their bunkers. They're talking about the arm again, and they're
Speaker 2: talking about the Antichrist to the end times, and so
Speaker 2: you know, it's maybe that ought to be a little
Speaker 2: bit troubling the fact that these guys who do wield
Speaker 2: true power and influence as for their headspace is and
Speaker 2: they want us to be in that headspace too. Funny enough,
Speaker 2: there used to be a popular term in conspiracy culture,
Speaker 2: revelation of the method, where the perpetrator tells the victim
Speaker 2: exactly what it is they're doing as part of a
Speaker 2: you know, the ritual of going about doing this heinous deed,
Speaker 2: and so you know there might be an aspect of
Speaker 2: that going on here. I don't know, just saying I'm
Speaker 2: not here to throw out all of the conspiracy culture
Speaker 2: ideas and terms and even topics. I think that the
Speaker 2: a cult broadly speaking, as an area of exploration is great,
Speaker 2: and I've spent lots of times, a lot of my
Speaker 2: own time looking into that. Again, that's a very broad
Speaker 2: term that encompasses a lot. But looking at a cult
Speaker 2: arcane esoteric religious concepts, I think it's a worthy study.
Speaker 2: And I also think it expands your mind when done properly.
Speaker 2: When done foolishly and recklessly, I think it just feeds
Speaker 2: you back into this narrative building apparatus has been weaponized
Speaker 2: against us to get us to basically be uh, to
Speaker 2: defang us and to frankly dumb us down so that
Speaker 2: we don't know the truth about anything. It's there pretending
Speaker 2: to extol the truth to us, like, oh, the truth
Speaker 2: is that the occult is real, and the reality of
Speaker 2: it is that Satan is in control of the power structure,
Speaker 2: and Satan is the one in charge of all of
Speaker 2: your enemies, and your enemies are these people. We've told
Speaker 2: you who the enemy is, Well, guess what the enemy
Speaker 2: is actually, Satan. That's what these stupid propaganda propagandas. That's
Speaker 2: the level of investigation they want you doing, which is none.
Speaker 2: They don't want you actually looking at information and figuring
Speaker 2: things out and using your mind and making connections between
Speaker 2: things which actually are there. That's another very heinous crime
Speaker 2: of the conspiraccy theorists who have the audacity to actually
Speaker 2: make connections between things. How dare you? There is no
Speaker 2: meaning in anything, right, that's what they want. They want
Speaker 2: us to be nihilists who will just like lay down
Speaker 2: and just give up. And so conspiracy concepts are not bad. However,
Speaker 2: you better believe they've been weaponized against us, and they
Speaker 2: have been mainstreamed, ironically enough, and the more that their mainstream,
Speaker 2: the more the propaganda narrative is. Oh, those those who
Speaker 2: are mainstreaming it, those are the perpetrators. They keep having
Speaker 2: to hold up the facade that they are the opposition
Speaker 2: to an establishment that they are trying to dictate to us.
Speaker 2: They're trying to dictate the terms of the establishment that
Speaker 2: they are fighting against, when in reality, they are the
Speaker 2: actual establish wishment. Okay, the new technical techno, uh authoritarian
Speaker 2: technocracy that's coming, that is in power now is in power.
Speaker 2: It is empowered by technology and very much so technological communications,
Speaker 2: social media, Internet means. And that's why there's so much
Speaker 2: confusion online, is that this is the world in which
Speaker 2: these uh, these disinformation campaigns are employed upon us. And
Speaker 2: we have to just call it, call that simple, simple
Speaker 2: fact out for what it is. Now. The shills for
Speaker 2: this thing, as I'm saying, they keep, they keep screaming
Speaker 2: up and down that they are being persecuted. They are
Speaker 2: the ones that are the truth tellers. They are the
Speaker 2: ones that are going against the mainstream media that doesn't
Speaker 2: tell the truth. Well, guess what these same people, they
Speaker 2: are the mainstream media. That's what they are. The mainstream
Speaker 2: now is online. Okay, nothing even exists outside of the
Speaker 2: digital realm really in terms of media, so it's not
Speaker 2: even a thing anymore. TV is dead. Movies and cinema
Speaker 2: as we know it really is has been dying. And
Speaker 2: the real story in media that people still haven't gotten
Speaker 2: to but they will when it's too late. The real
Speaker 2: story is the emergence an induction of the virtual world. Yes,
Speaker 2: we're living in it now. This is the virtual world
Speaker 2: we're in, sadly. But as you Lo was talking about
Speaker 2: in the technological society, it's about the perfection of technique,
Speaker 2: the process of the perfection of technique itself. And so
Speaker 2: if we're talking about the propaganda world, we're talking about
Speaker 2: narrative building, we're talking about media. It's that technical perfection
Speaker 2: of that space. And what that is is going from
Speaker 2: archaic film, video TV broadcasting into an actual world, a
Speaker 2: media mediated world, artificially created completely running off of computer
Speaker 2: servers that we not only watch and listen and then
Speaker 2: we walk away from, we actually go into it wholly
Speaker 2: with our consciousness and we are able to interact with
Speaker 2: and within and with each other. Now, of course we
Speaker 2: see the rise of this in all these like MMA
Speaker 2: games and things like that, and even social media sites.
Speaker 2: But the perfection of that, which has only been kind
Speaker 2: of glanced at in pieces of media like Ready Player
Speaker 2: one and stuff like that, that's where we're going. And
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the story. And these guys in control
Speaker 2: know that they want to own the whole thing. They
Speaker 2: want complete control over it, They want complete control over us.
Speaker 2: They want us there in that space with no other
Speaker 2: option of anywhere else to go. Okay, that's where this
Speaker 2: all goes. And we have seen how it bega began.
Speaker 2: We can see where we have gone along the way,
Speaker 2: or can we That's the question I'm asking? Can we
Speaker 2: Can we see where we have been led? Can we
Speaker 2: see the bricks in the road? Have we ever stopped
Speaker 2: to look down at them? Are we ever going to
Speaker 2: do that?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: Is the time before it's too late to do it't?
Speaker 2: There probably isn't that much time left. So let's see
Speaker 2: what we can do regarding that. The actual story of
Speaker 2: what's happened, not the stupid, idiotic narrative that everybody keeps
Speaker 2: repeating that they swear they're railing against an establishment in
Speaker 2: doing so, you know, the loudest, most popular voice you've
Speaker 2: ever heard of is telling you this. Reassess. I'm just
Speaker 2: trying to reassess this whole thing and be honest about
Speaker 2: the actual situation we're in. We're not in We're not
Speaker 2: in nineteen eighty two, or certainly not in nineteen fifty two,
Speaker 2: and how we're not even in twenty twelve. It's a
Speaker 2: different world from then. It's a different world from twenty
Speaker 2: twenty and today it's changing faster and faster all the time,
Speaker 2: so we got to try to keep up, and we're
Speaker 2: doing not a great job of that. So let's see.
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Speaker 2: now there's mine said down. I'm a finish filling your
Speaker 2: shot class. And once again, if anybody wants to call in,
Speaker 2: please do three one nine zero one six. See what
Speaker 2: this looks like there? It is Melbourne. Do we dare
Speaker 2: turn this around? Ooh uh oh okay, so uncle, there
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 3: Here's a drink.
Speaker 2: Take your first taste of Taiwan Beer.
Speaker 3: Taiwan Beer.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna drink mine, and uncle, this is one of
Speaker 2: my favorite beers. I love it. What do you think
Speaker 2: you like? It? Is it? Okay? It'st is pretty good, taste,
Speaker 2: pretty good, okay, cool, good enough for me. It's in
Speaker 2: a shock class okay, so yeah, Taiwan Beer Gold medal,
Speaker 2: World class beer brewed in Taiwan. It's brewed with natural
Speaker 2: ingredients nineteen nineteen. They say they've been making it since then.
Speaker 2: It's good. I love it, uncle, But yeah, we're here uncle,
Speaker 2: the broadcasts.
Speaker 3: Uncle, I just said these ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah. Just when you're done with your shot class,
Speaker 2: let me know and I will fill your next one.
Speaker 2: We'll take a.
Speaker 3: Pig like that. That's how I'm pregnant.
Speaker 2: Did you finish the first one? Yeah, okay, so we
Speaker 2: need to fill the second one.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See, I go quick with these things. You mean quick?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, this is important.
Speaker 3: Drink these seconds when it comes to drinking. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: I see you the table anytime.
Speaker 2: Oh this is trouble. Yeah, well, now me fill the
Speaker 2: second one. This looks like a Dave and Busters shotglass.
Speaker 2: What's the story behind this one?
Speaker 3: You win some stuff.
Speaker 2: This is a prize from the restaurant most one slash
Speaker 2: arcade thing. Yeah, okay, so we're gonna fill this one up.
Speaker 2: Here we go. I'm filling. I'm filling. Uh huh okay,
Speaker 2: I'm getting to hang at this on a little Okay,
Speaker 2: So David Busters is shot class number two. Here it
Speaker 2: comes there. You go go on a shot glass tour
Speaker 2: with Taiwan Beer. I still have my skull glass.
Speaker 3: Drink drink. See how fist I am for these things?
Speaker 2: I know, I know what yea, we know, we know
Speaker 2: what episode number we're on again. Please call everybody three
Speaker 2: one zero one six. We're going out also live on
Speaker 2: YouTube at Uncle Podcasts. We're going live on uh Twitch
Speaker 2: kick rumble. I have unfortunate news. Uncle. We're not live
Speaker 2: on TikTok tonight.
Speaker 3: Not tonight the phone you do on me because I
Speaker 3: haven't put a time on it. I have butted up.
Speaker 2: Oh you know what, actually, let me see it real
Speaker 2: quickly because we can do a live behind the scenes
Speaker 2: thing is what we'll do. So since since we can't
Speaker 2: be on TikTok with the regular broadcast, what I'm going
Speaker 2: to do is take the liberty of starting a TikTok
Speaker 2: specific live here. Okay, what was that?
Speaker 3: Uh, don't worry, here's he here's.
Speaker 2: Uncle's tik tak For anybody who's not following, you need
Speaker 2: to do that, press the button there. But we are
Speaker 2: going to do a live We're going to go live. Okay,
Speaker 2: and that's here. Let me because there oh no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I can't. I gotta change the title. It says you're
Speaker 2: watching F S U and Alabama and that that was over.
Speaker 2: That was over exactly.
Speaker 3: So this little pissed that up.
Speaker 2: Uh be uh uncle the podcast and I'm gonna say
Speaker 2: BTS for behind the scenes. Okay, done, okay, done, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what we want, is there? Uh there? Use, I
Speaker 2: don't want to spend too much time here. Okay, We're
Speaker 2: just gonna pressly go live button.
Speaker 5: Oh uncle, you wanted to an update. It is final now,
Speaker 5: uh and yeah l A l A over case twenty
Speaker 5: one is the final.
Speaker 2: Oh the Chargers just want Yes the Chargers, Why uncle don't.
Speaker 3: Get in that gonna defeat not gonna uh double da?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Then that this year, Oh you mean Kansas City?
Speaker 3: New team gonna win it, new team gonna be a
Speaker 3: super Bowl.
Speaker 2: We have we have a what the pick? We're doing
Speaker 2: the pick sheet at home?
Speaker 3: Well, all these people in this house, ah, not green suits.
Speaker 3: They I picked my team?
Speaker 2: Do you guys?
Speaker 3: Do you wait? How do you do it?
Speaker 5: How do you do it?
Speaker 2: Do you pick just one game?
Speaker 5: Or do you pick all the games? All the games?
Speaker 2: All the games on any given week and different and
Speaker 2: whoever picks the most games correctly is the winner for
Speaker 2: that week.
Speaker 5: I love those what do you what do you call that?
Speaker 5: I used to love those pictures.
Speaker 2: It's just a pick up pick them league. A lot
Speaker 2: of times you do it like at work or like
Speaker 2: what we're doing at home with everybody here here at
Speaker 2: the house. We fill out our own sheet. So that's cool.
Speaker 5: That was I know one the ghetto football pool when
Speaker 5: I was younger in the nineties and stuff. We used
Speaker 5: to run those the ghetto football pool we called it,
Speaker 5: and it was. It was always big and anybody could
Speaker 5: do it because it's like, well, just pick them. It
Speaker 5: doesn't matter if you even know the game. Just pick
Speaker 5: a winner loser each line.
Speaker 3: That's it, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even somebody coming in with no knowledge could just
Speaker 2: on a fluke win if they just happened to pick them,
Speaker 2: all right, yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, the very first time I did it,
Speaker 5: there was a huge pool in uh in Lakewood. When
Speaker 5: I was told to run one, like create it, we
Speaker 5: need one year, I said, okay, So I made it.
Speaker 5: Everybody did five bucks. And the next thing I knew
Speaker 5: is people were buying extra tickets and we had like
Speaker 5: a thousand dollars pool.
Speaker 2: And it was at enough a thousand dollars pool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I kept of course they put what dollar two
Speaker 3: in it.
Speaker 5: Was five bucks, but then guys would five bucks to pop. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but guys are coming back buying more five dollars tickets,
Speaker 5: like give me.
Speaker 2: Some people would double double up on it.
Speaker 3: Double mount I see.
Speaker 5: I had one guy who must have bet two hundred
Speaker 5: bucks into it, but he bought forty tickets. I kept
Speaker 5: having a commun of these things. It was crazy, and
Speaker 5: you know who won it the hilarious part, the winner
Speaker 5: who took the the you know, there was like two
Speaker 5: prizes somehow. There was some like small prize for somebody
Speaker 5: who came close and uh, like three people had to
Speaker 5: divide up one hundred dollars and the nine hundred plus
Speaker 5: dollar pool went to a girl who knew nothing about football.
Speaker 3: Absolutely no, I didn't know didn't know it.
Speaker 2: She went around exactly happen.
Speaker 5: She worked at the gas station I worked at. She
Speaker 5: went around to each one of us guys and asked us, like,
Speaker 5: for two picks, Well who do you pay and these two?
Speaker 5: Who do you pick? In these two? She put them
Speaker 5: all together and she guessed like almost every game right,
Speaker 5: which was hilarious. Totally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's jacky.
Speaker 2: Now Uncle, do you need another shot class? Do you
Speaker 2: need do you need you still got shot class too?
Speaker 3: Okay, this one.
Speaker 2: I want to make sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. We have gone live on tik Tak. We're so
Speaker 2: we're doing it behind the scenes of This is Uncle
Speaker 2: the podcast. We're recording the podcast live and we're doing
Speaker 2: it behind the scenes thing for TikTok tonight. So anybody
Speaker 2: on TikTok. That's what we're doing, right, And we happen
Speaker 2: to be there, and we have two callers.
Speaker 5: If you want me to bring them in?
Speaker 3: Uh me, Oh my god, go ahead? It all right?
Speaker 2: Cool, Yeah, we're gonna have to go to them, right, Let's.
Speaker 3: Go to them, all right, have somebody to do behind.
Speaker 5: Me in order not even looking at the games. Here
Speaker 5: we go.
Speaker 3: I didn't hear the bell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess I'm the first ball.
Speaker 3: Hello, Jimmy, how do you know, jim boy I'm doing.
Speaker 13: It's kind of cold to hear all of a sudden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got a question.
Speaker 13: Out in your guys. Any are you seeing rabbits and
Speaker 13: squirrels and bats covered with.
Speaker 1: Fungus and warm.
Speaker 13: Teles, things of the such you hear that, uncles, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't hear any of that.
Speaker 3: I'm seen a few, maybe, but I haven't seen am on.
Speaker 2: Him animals with fungus and phone fungal infections? Is that
Speaker 2: what you're talking out here? They have weird infections, infections
Speaker 2: sort of like alien sort of virus taking over.
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 2: What this is, Jimmy, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 13: Those those body rabbits I've seen exactly reminded me of
Speaker 13: something I read in Dean Koot's novel like thirty years ago.
Speaker 13: I said, well, that's disgusting. Take a pine thrower to
Speaker 13: the things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I had not heard of this phenomenon. This
Speaker 2: sounds like almost like coast to coast am material. Uncle,
Speaker 2: I like this. This is I mean, I don't like
Speaker 2: that's happening. It sounds disgusting, but it's interesting to talk about. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I had not heard of that, Uncle. What what are
Speaker 2: we to make of this? What's going on out there?
Speaker 3: And disease for the animals. That's when that's when I
Speaker 3: have feeling when checked what Jimmy's saying, it's something like
Speaker 3: that is what you're coming to. I think of what
Speaker 3: you've seen, Jimmy.
Speaker 2: M that's gracious. I don't like it. What else on this, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: what else do you know about this story? Well?
Speaker 13: And then the now they got bats that are man,
Speaker 13: it's disgusting to grow like cot and stuff over their
Speaker 13: eyes and stuff. And it said that the bats were
Speaker 13: already seventy five percent dead and I don't know, I
Speaker 13: guess so they're a bit trouble them bats. O.
Speaker 2: Man, that sounds this sounds rough. Uncle. I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 3: I like this idea.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't like it for either.
Speaker 3: But I'm like this thing burning out animals. It's what
Speaker 3: it's saying to me. What it's saying to me is
Speaker 3: just like I said, burning animals down for killing them
Speaker 3: in a disease. Yeah, that's what it's sounding like.
Speaker 2: It seems that way to me. It seems that way
Speaker 2: to me. It's the only explanation I can keep that.
Speaker 3: That's all I can see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that summer. But why don't Juxon be on a
Speaker 2: second call? So hold on, Jimmy, we're going to go
Speaker 2: to the next caller. So next collar, I guess you're
Speaker 2: on the line here.
Speaker 14: Hey, Aaron and Uncle, this is Danny from Northern California.
Speaker 14: I just want to tell keep putting out them tick tacks.
Speaker 14: I'm joining your tic TACs.
Speaker 2: Awesome, Thank you, Danny. You've seen you've seen them all?
Speaker 2: Huh have you seen them all?
Speaker 3: I've seen them all.
Speaker 14: I've seen them all.
Speaker 6: And uh, you know.
Speaker 14: Is working on the lemon tree?
Speaker 9: Yeah, my parents that grew up one of my earliest memories.
Speaker 14: They still have the lemon tree in their yard and
Speaker 14: it didn't matter what kind of weather condition. I mean,
Speaker 14: if you never had anything hardshare in northern California, that
Speaker 14: lemon tree always produced lemons, so it was Yeah, so
Speaker 14: you have a lemon tree in your yard and other
Speaker 14: other fruit trees is what I gather.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know the funny thing about that TikTok video
Speaker 2: that wasn't in our yard? Where was that?
Speaker 3: That wasn't in our yard?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: We do, although we do have our own London, we
Speaker 2: have our own ones.
Speaker 3: But video right now, they're glowing up so I can
Speaker 3: pick them from my tea connection.
Speaker 2: But that's what I use them for.
Speaker 15: But but there was we were in l A right
Speaker 15: and l A at that time, and this roommate of.
Speaker 2: X your niece a niece place in the film and
Speaker 2: there's there's for trees in the back and then the.
Speaker 3: Fruit trees in the back and a lemon tree, and
Speaker 3: that's where we were pulling them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my son was actually the camera man on that page.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So if you notice a low APG because
Speaker 2: it's shorter, if.
Speaker 3: You've seen that one like you said you did, if
Speaker 3: you've seen you've seen it, and and that was a
Speaker 3: short one, like he said, this side little man was
Speaker 3: taking that one.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's quitting quite the creator there. Yeah,
Speaker 14: we have a lemon tary. I sure my neighbors whatever
Speaker 14: leans over car fence. My neighbors says, that's your lemons.
Speaker 5: And it's right now.
Speaker 14: There's nothing out there now, but they'll be they'll be blooming.
Speaker 14: But it always seems like it recycles and growing different times.
Speaker 5: Of the year.
Speaker 2: That's a good way to do it, is the ones
Speaker 2: that go over to the other property, just have the
Speaker 2: neighbor pick them. We kind of did that with our
Speaker 2: neighbor too, right, Uncle. And by the way, Uncle's gonna
Speaker 2: drink out of his Orkney Islands shock class now for
Speaker 2: the third shock class. So here you go, uncle. But
Speaker 2: what about because I know you should have an opinion
Speaker 2: on this, Uncle is sharing the fruit with the neighbors.
Speaker 2: What do you have to say to that about that?
Speaker 2: Any ideas on that one?
Speaker 3: You guys, I don't know if I told you it
Speaker 3: good or not. I had this thing with the neighbor,
Speaker 3: the one. Now that they're moving out of it, of
Speaker 3: course I'm glad for it. But the point is the
Speaker 3: point him saying is they, uh, they gave us some
Speaker 3: before the confusion gave us some plums, and boy, the
Speaker 3: whole the whole house went crazy.
Speaker 2: Very very good.
Speaker 3: And then I said, well, I don't give him a
Speaker 3: a plumbic ran and then that's when it started the fight.
Speaker 2: I just went downhill. So what should have been a
Speaker 2: good neighborhood fruit Shure and co Op kind of devolved
Speaker 2: into I don't even know.
Speaker 3: What fight, A contest fighter.
Speaker 2: It was like throwing fruit at the performer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah. I mean, in fact, I could
Speaker 3: have done it. I could have done it too.
Speaker 2: I have to think about this. You could.
Speaker 3: I could have tack on it. But I didn't have
Speaker 3: my of course, my producer. I have to have my
Speaker 3: producer behind me to deal.
Speaker 2: With so many things happen on a daily basis that
Speaker 2: could be TikTok videos. It's just, uh, the couple that
Speaker 2: we do happen to capture, that's that gets to be
Speaker 2: the TikTok account. Sol it works out pretty good.
Speaker 3: But if you look into the long one, I see
Speaker 3: the long one now now that I see the system
Speaker 3: getting changed. I did meet the new people.
Speaker 1: Early.
Speaker 3: Who's going to have the house. He has a little
Speaker 3: little boy and nice people. Okay, so we're going to
Speaker 3: be having a nice people.
Speaker 2: So you you're on good terms with your neighbors, Danny,
Speaker 2: are you? Uh?
Speaker 9: Oh, I'm on great terms with my neighbors.
Speaker 14: Matter of fact, we got we got new new neighbors
Speaker 14: that just we've been this Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 2: Let's see.
Speaker 14: I live in a very diverse I mean it's California,
Speaker 14: live in a very diverse neighborhood. I have different races
Speaker 14: and nationalities and religions. And I've had neighbors from the once.
Speaker 14: I've had neighbors that we've been in our house for
Speaker 14: nearly thirty years, and we have several neighbors that we've
Speaker 14: been friends and had neighbors with for thirty years. Yeah,
Speaker 14: we're on good terms. I have nice neighbors. I really
Speaker 14: appreciate them. Matter of fact, matter of fact, my neighbors
Speaker 14: across the street, they'll have parties, but they're really wise.
Speaker 14: They go out and they invite the whole neighborhood and
Speaker 14: they will like sometimes have a band and they'll have
Speaker 14: like lo cater like a taco truck and because they
Speaker 14: get the band and they're feeding everybody, and you go
Speaker 14: there and there's plenty of beer and lots of Tequilas
Speaker 14: shared the zigbors doesn't care if it goes.
Speaker 5: The party goes on.
Speaker 14: Till about eleven o'clock, you know PM, because they invited
Speaker 14: everybody and they're just everybody's having a good time.
Speaker 13: And I don't have to drive anything.
Speaker 14: I just have to walk across the street to go home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the key.
Speaker 3: That is the key doing your drinking, of any suit
Speaker 3: of drinking, don't take the.
Speaker 2: Cop remember that, everybody, and we go.
Speaker 1: If you have a.
Speaker 3: Neighborhood, neighbor that likes a dude, say once in a while,
Speaker 3: drink responsibly, and they do, and we'll walk back home
Speaker 3: without a vehicle.
Speaker 2: Right, we're having a beer tonight, we are anywhere to go.
Speaker 2: We're good. That's the way you're supposed to do it there.
Speaker 2: So if you have to just you know, a taxi
Speaker 2: uber and somebody else driving designated driver. All that stuff
Speaker 2: is great. That's what we import everybody to. But why
Speaker 2: don't we go back to Jimmy. Since Jimmy, since we're
Speaker 2: on the topic of neighbors, how are your neighbors? Try
Speaker 2: Jimmy a good bad darn a neighbors for five miles?
Speaker 2: What's going on over there, Jimmy.
Speaker 1: Oh, good, good neighbors. My neighbors are very well trained.
Speaker 3: Nice, your neighbors have fruit trees. I'm just.
Speaker 1: Oh, my neighbors are very well trained.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 9: Then what's.
Speaker 2: Okay? So they're picking the fruit for him? I assume
Speaker 2: I'll call Yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, did they have food treat? Yes, she did it.
Speaker 3: They did that, but it has to be So.
Speaker 2: How you doing on your Orkney Islands beer? Did you
Speaker 2: get hear that shot class?
Speaker 3: This is a third draft mass.
Speaker 2: That's third shot class.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm still drinking out of drinking that one drink
Speaker 3: and I've already gotten three drinks on.
Speaker 2: You something like that. Yeah, beer side woman kicks said
Speaker 2: to save a little bit of the beer for her,
Speaker 2: so we're not gonna drink all of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, we got it.
Speaker 2: Actually, maybe too. She wants to test to too. Let's see.
Speaker 2: How how are you doing on tik tak? Do you
Speaker 2: have anybody? Hey, everybody? The two people are watching on TikTok,
Speaker 2: Thank you for being here. The one person. This is
Speaker 2: behind the scenes of Uncle the podcast, so we don't
Speaker 2: have the actual podcast piping through TikTok tonight. This is
Speaker 2: behind the scenes sort of thing they get to see.
Speaker 2: Look it's a light.
Speaker 3: New guy is a new guy? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Hello, everybody, Look it's a light. That's what we use
Speaker 2: for the podcast. Its microphones. Behind the scenes, there's a computer, Uncle.
Speaker 3: D with this compute and light bulbs.
Speaker 2: So we're doing all sorts of interesting stuff here on
Speaker 2: Friday night. As always, Uncle, always a good time. But
Speaker 2: we have two calls. If anybody else wants to call,
Speaker 2: they can through one five zero one six, always the
Speaker 2: number to call for us on Friday night.
Speaker 3: It's open for talking to the meningdo villa.
Speaker 2: Indeed, now, Uncle, what topic do we have to hit
Speaker 2: here other than Taiwan beer, drinking out of shot classes?
Speaker 2: What else we got? Let me see?
Speaker 3: Well here we have let's go for one moment to
Speaker 3: base the baseball scene.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're gonna talk baseball, ok because we're getting later
Speaker 2: in the season, in.
Speaker 3: The season, and uh, the fella that always talks baseball,
Speaker 3: the fella that always talks baseball, he's the what do
Speaker 3: you call it man ed, the squirrel man, the squirrel man. Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's in there today. Okay, I
Speaker 3: want to hear what he thinks about his Dodges. How
Speaker 3: they're do an issue?
Speaker 2: How are the Dodgers do? And I'm not keeping up
Speaker 2: with the baseball.
Speaker 3: Scene, so well, they've been in for his place, but
Speaker 3: they haven't been playing that I've seen that.
Speaker 2: I've noticed the Dodgers. Yeah, well they're in first place,
Speaker 2: he said, yeah, in the National League or in their division?
Speaker 2: Or are we talking about vision division? Is that it is? Okay?
Speaker 2: All right, Well that sounds pretty good. I mean, you
Speaker 2: say they're that, but they're not playing. Well that's a
Speaker 2: weird dichotomy there, uncle, But okay, I believe you. I've
Speaker 2: been watching the other sports thing is that the NFL
Speaker 2: season just started?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that just started off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were telling you about the Chargers game. The
Speaker 2: Chargers won against the Chiefs in Brazil. Interesting counts as
Speaker 2: a game winning.
Speaker 5: Just gonna just sorry, guys, just try to fill in
Speaker 5: some information quickly. Sorry about my voice and all. But
Speaker 5: the Dodgers are in first place by two games in
Speaker 5: their division and the other okay, yeah, and if you
Speaker 5: want to know any other standings, let me know. I
Speaker 5: have them in front of me right now.
Speaker 2: Okay, first place by two games in their division? Yeah, game,
Speaker 2: how are they playing? Bad and they're in such a position.
Speaker 2: What's going on? What is that? I find it?
Speaker 3: I don't understand. I don't understand if it's pitches or
Speaker 3: they just getting by hitting. I don't know, don't understand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're percentages. They're they're at five point fifty three,
Speaker 5: which is not bad, but it is the lowest first
Speaker 5: place winning percentage in the National League at the moment.
Speaker 5: Because the Phillies are at five to eighty two and
Speaker 5: the Brewers are at six thirteen, believe it or not,
Speaker 5: so sixty they're gonna be them.
Speaker 2: I'm glad to say that Philadelphia is again like doing well.
Speaker 2: They consistently This is guy like my memory of back
Speaker 2: when I used to watch them when I was younger
Speaker 2: is they consistently had a good team and even if
Speaker 2: they didn't make it to like, even if they didn't
Speaker 2: make it too far in the playoffs, but they always
Speaker 2: did well for like several years, and they're like in
Speaker 2: that position now. It's I like to see that that's
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately unfortunately for myself and maybe uncle. Though they were
Speaker 5: ahead of the Mets by six games, so.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, my.
Speaker 3: Me and my cousin up on me. And my cousin
Speaker 3: and I up on it listening you find it. But
Speaker 3: the only way I can see the Mets getting.
Speaker 2: In, yeah, in the World Cups.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I don't even think that's possible though, you know,
Speaker 5: because and now I don't think it's I think, yeah,
Speaker 5: they might be mathematically kind of too far behind at
Speaker 5: this point to catch up realistically, because you know, the
Speaker 5: other second place teams, like I said, the Padres are
Speaker 5: at seventy eight and sixty five. Uh, the other Chicago
Speaker 5: guys are at eighty one and sixty okay, and the
Speaker 5: Mets are at seventy six and sixty five just like
Speaker 5: the Padres at this point. So you know, yeah, so
Speaker 5: they're tied with you now, like you know, third place
Speaker 5: in the wild card or whatever at this point.
Speaker 2: Lets yeah, okay, so that's crazy, but there is Here's
Speaker 2: here's Jimmy.
Speaker 13: Tigers.
Speaker 1: They're doing anything?
Speaker 3: Oh okay, talking about yes, talking about those Tigers. I
Speaker 3: was about to say that. You were just about to say,
Speaker 3: what about the second I believe, Jimmy, you're a Tigers.
Speaker 3: I'm believing will go all the way.
Speaker 5: Well, they're doing very well. They're doing very well.
Speaker 3: What they're doing good they're doing good right now. But
Speaker 3: except he said, ed surprise, Eddie, surprise, I think you
Speaker 3: got to worry about the troy Really, that's a sign
Speaker 3: up for him. If you ever tries to call me cout, well,
Speaker 3: I know that was that things will get that will
Speaker 3: get to them in you'll call.
Speaker 2: Why are you trying to coax add into a call
Speaker 2: into a cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the Tigers are eight and a half games
Speaker 5: ahead of the second place team, which is the Royals
Speaker 5: in their division. And quite frankly, yeah, the Royals in
Speaker 5: their division. And uh yeah, I mean the Blue Jays
Speaker 5: are playing extremely well though too.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I got the blee Jays in behind
Speaker 3: those blue Jays though not American team.
Speaker 10: Men.
Speaker 2: They're from the Canyons.
Speaker 3: They're the Canyon Men. And I don't understand how did
Speaker 3: they get into baseball and it's supposed to be America's game? Well,
Speaker 3: this is what it's confuting.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a question, that's the whole question in reverse
Speaker 2: of the entire NHL on clause, how did America get
Speaker 2: into hockey? Right, I'm not that it's like the same question,
Speaker 2: but just flipped on its head. I guess right, So
Speaker 2: I don't know. These are the questions one asks themselves
Speaker 2: when watching professional sports, but of course, the historical historical.
Speaker 5: Question there though, Aaron is Look, the NHL was founded
Speaker 5: with American teams. The Baseball Major League Baseball, both leagues
Speaker 5: which were then combined, were not founded with Canadians. You know,
Speaker 5: we've had a couple of Canadian teams though. We used
Speaker 5: to have the Expos. They're gone.
Speaker 2: They're somewhere else now.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's right. Definitely about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they're Oh the Expos aren't up there anymore.
Speaker 5: No, they're gone, they've been gone.
Speaker 2: Oh dang, see this, I don't follow, Like I missed
Speaker 2: this stuff.
Speaker 3: I watched Expo. That's crazy back in the past, and
Speaker 3: I've watched some Did.
Speaker 2: They move the team to another Did that move and
Speaker 2: become like the Devil Rays or something like that?
Speaker 3: Deways moved into something?
Speaker 2: Who did Montreal become the Devil Rays?
Speaker 5: The Devil Rays were an expansion No, no, no, they're
Speaker 5: not the Devil Ras. The Devil Rays were an expansion
Speaker 5: team the Washington The Washington Nationals, believe it or not,
Speaker 5: is the franchise that was moved from the Montreal from Expo.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, yeah, yeah, so that was yeah, just I
Speaker 2: guess so now we.
Speaker 13: Have that was like a real team for a while
Speaker 13: or so what that crap?
Speaker 3: That suck.
Speaker 2: That's NHL. There's still a team. There's the Ducks the team,
Speaker 2: and they just don't call themselves some Mighty Ducks like
Speaker 2: the Emilio Estevez movie anymore. They're just the.
Speaker 5: Ducks Anaheim Ducks now, which is you know. Look, it's
Speaker 5: crazy though, because California honestly has an inordinate amount of
Speaker 5: professional sports teams in every sport pretty much.
Speaker 2: They just do it well yeah, of course, I mean
Speaker 2: it's the same old thing. Like if you're talking about California,
Speaker 2: there's like so much of filling the blank. Uh do
Speaker 2: you know how many people live here? Yeah, you know
Speaker 2: how big the population is, like they kind of proportionally
Speaker 2: If you're talking about.
Speaker 5: That, it makes sense if you look at the economics.
Speaker 5: It makes sense really because the huge economy there can
Speaker 5: support all those teams. But again, realistically, people forget just
Speaker 5: baseball alone. Right, you have the Angels, the Athletics, the Dodgers,
Speaker 5: the Padres, right, I mean I'm not even done yet,
Speaker 5: am I? The Giants? Yeah, the Giants. This is just baseball,
Speaker 5: by the.
Speaker 3: Way, right, So I think it's out proporsing.
Speaker 2: There's out of proportion.
Speaker 3: I think it's out of proportion with the baseball scenes
Speaker 3: because we got soon need baseball teams. You don't like it,
Speaker 3: how do we choose?
Speaker 2: That's well. The thing. The thing for me is when
Speaker 2: you have one city, LA or New York has this
Speaker 2: going on and you have two teams within the city,
Speaker 2: that always annoys me. It's like, come on, man, like
Speaker 2: I want to pick the city team. Now you give
Speaker 2: me two choices. Can we just I know it's like
Speaker 2: a giant city, LA and New York giant cities. So
Speaker 2: it's like, let's give our city, the giant city two teams.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, but.
Speaker 5: But it's not like with it's not a comparable Aaron.
Speaker 5: It's not a comparable situation. And you know California stole
Speaker 5: two New York teams and we got one replacement, the Mets. Okay,
Speaker 5: so you know New York keeps two teams and LA
Speaker 5: picks up you know, we're California, I should say more accurately,
Speaker 5: picks up the New York teams, two of them, the
Speaker 5: New York Giants, and they you know, and the Dodgers
Speaker 5: were from Brooklyn. So you know, what are we talking
Speaker 5: about here?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Well, go west, Go west,
Speaker 2: young man. That's the story of books, that's the American
Speaker 2: story of westward expansion, except told out in sports this time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, realistically, they're at nineteen. There are nineteen
Speaker 5: professional sports franchises in California between Major League Baseball and
Speaker 5: the NFL, the NBA, NHL, right, nineteen teams, no other stadium,
Speaker 5: no other state.
Speaker 3: And in hockey, coming on, talking about hockey for a moment,
Speaker 3: we've got three.
Speaker 2: Hockey teams just in l A King's Ducks and what's
Speaker 2: the other one, Kings Ducks NHL teams. Are we talking
Speaker 2: about talking about the minor league one? No, no, no, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but that's not LA. That's Silicon Valley San Jose Sharks.
Speaker 2: That's a whole other world to say in LA, that's
Speaker 2: not LA.
Speaker 5: Neither is Anaheim technically, so Anaheim and San Jose have teams.
Speaker 5: Plus you have you know what, you have two LA teams,
Speaker 5: don't you What are they again, let's see Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the Kings hockey hockey, the Kings in the Ducks.
Speaker 2: Well know that the Ducks would be the Orange County Yeah.
Speaker 2: So really in NHL there's only one LA team and
Speaker 2: then the Ducks. Now see, that's enough of a separation
Speaker 2: from me, although geographically it's still close. Orange County is
Speaker 2: right next to LA, but at least it's not actually LA.
Speaker 2: So the Ducks and the Kings, those are two separate
Speaker 2: areas to me. I wish that again. Like with the Chargers,
Speaker 2: they moved them now we're time on football. They moved
Speaker 2: them from San Diego up to LA. It's like, come on,
Speaker 2: you brought the Rams back and then you bring the
Speaker 2: Chargers here too. You're like the smack in the face
Speaker 2: to San Diego and then you're giving us like where
Speaker 2: you're making us like who do we want? I don't know.
Speaker 2: That kind of bothers me.
Speaker 16: I feel soy though for the the well, the Raids,
Speaker 16: the Raiders, they should have a team.
Speaker 2: Oh the Raiders. Yeah, well they used to be the
Speaker 2: LA They bounced all over that's right. That's another one.
Speaker 5: When I was growing up, they were the Oakland Raiders, right.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 5: I liked them when they were they were dirty playing
Speaker 5: team back then, the Oakland Raiders.
Speaker 2: Uh, but Oakland Raiders, La Raiders, now Las Vegas Raiders.
Speaker 2: They're nomadic. They're nomadic raiders. I guess pirates kind of
Speaker 2: drift around on the ocean. I guess the raiders drift
Speaker 2: around on the lands of the Western United States.
Speaker 5: And yet the forty nine ers don't move anywhere, right,
Speaker 5: so you know.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well they've they've struck their
Speaker 2: claim and they're still looking for their gold, you know,
Speaker 2: like that's the way that is up there. But yeah, uncle,
Speaker 2: we're doing pretty good here. We still have a little
Speaker 2: bit of the show. Let me check on the TikTok.
Speaker 3: I still got a couple of more in these drop glasses.
Speaker 2: TikTok. People are kind of coming and going as they
Speaker 2: do on TikTok. Oh, I see some hello, uh side
Speaker 2: woman kick on TikTok. Come redeem your beer ticket. I
Speaker 2: have it here. I know that you requested it, So
Speaker 2: come on up and then you can you can do that.
Speaker 5: You also still have Danny on hold. You still have
Speaker 5: Danny on hold on the phones.
Speaker 2: We have Danny. Okay, yeah, uncle, what do we need
Speaker 2: to ask Danny?
Speaker 3: I just haven't talk.
Speaker 2: You just want to hear Danny talk.
Speaker 5: Because I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't take it away.
Speaker 9: Danny.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Uh, next Sunday, I'll be at the brig we field.
Speaker 9: I'll be at the Cubs Tampa Bay game.
Speaker 3: He'll be in who you're gonna you got?
Speaker 14: We the rate field at the White Sox Orioles game.
Speaker 14: My wife and I were going to go to Chicago
Speaker 14: for eight days.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 13: Well, Danny, if you go, make sure really your wife
Speaker 13: and watch us kissing camps.
Speaker 3: Talking about kissing uncle.
Speaker 5: People are getting themselves in trouble on the kiss camps.
Speaker 9: Marriage counseling. And I don't care how much I'm gonna drink, I'll.
Speaker 5: Know it's my wife.
Speaker 2: There we go a faceful man. That's the way to be.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: So he's giving his wife the car so he can drink.
Speaker 2: Well, he's what he's saying is that he's not being irresponsible,
Speaker 2: and when the kiss camp comes on, he's just actually
Speaker 2: going to kiss his wife as he's supposed to. He's
Speaker 2: not going to be there adultering with somebody and getting
Speaker 2: caught with it. Cally's version, I see what you mean.
Speaker 5: Lly's version of advice to Danny is this, if you
Speaker 5: are going to make sure that you're not so drunk
Speaker 5: that you make that mistake. That's wonderful. But just in
Speaker 5: case you do get good and lit and you get
Speaker 5: into a dangerous position, just make sure she's drunker than you,
Speaker 5: so that way there will be enough confusion for you
Speaker 5: to make an excuse to wiggle out of it in
Speaker 5: case something does happen on the kiss cam in the dark.
Speaker 2: So you know.
Speaker 5: That's o'kelly's backup advice right there.
Speaker 14: Okay, sorry, that's pretty good, But we're.
Speaker 9: Not driving in Chicago.
Speaker 14: They've got a wonderful public trance, and I got the
Speaker 14: l line all figured out. I got the taxis figured out. U.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I might do.
Speaker 14: They've got the swift tavern there at Wrigley Field. I'll
Speaker 14: play get her. I'll ply get her kind of half crops. Hey,
Speaker 14: you got just to cover my bag.
Speaker 5: And worst comes the worst, because here is a joke
Speaker 5: completely crafted for the Trump supporter. Worst comes to worse.
Speaker 5: I mean it's Chicago, so nobody will notice if you carjack,
Speaker 5: so you know you get a ride that way whatever anyhow,
Speaker 5: just saying that was true, Hey, you're true. Yeah, see
Speaker 5: conservative joke.
Speaker 9: Yeah, all right, public trans so I can drink responsibly.
Speaker 2: All right, excellent, very good, very good.
Speaker 3: And that's what they usually have is a hamboog hot
Speaker 3: dog and is soda pop? Do you have some of
Speaker 3: those us when they.
Speaker 2: Have to used to say that, That's what they used to.
Speaker 3: Have to say on baseball.
Speaker 2: Oh, take me out to the ball game, and then
Speaker 2: things take me onto the ball game stuff hot doug
Speaker 2: down my call it? How the rest of the words go?
Speaker 5: You know it?
Speaker 2: Uncle? But that, Yeah, they used to tell you that.
Speaker 2: Don't you still sing that at the seventh inning stretch?
Speaker 2: Don't they do that? Yeah? Yeah, in the seventh stretching song.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they might be selling ad. They might be selling
Speaker 5: ad space on the song now, but it used to
Speaker 5: be just peanuts and cracker jacks. I think you were
Speaker 5: supposed to get during the song. I don't know.
Speaker 16: Oh yeah that too.
Speaker 2: Make sure to like and subscribe on my YouTube channel.
Speaker 2: I don't care if you ever go back. Yeah right, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think are the new words to the song.
Speaker 5: And we now accept bitcoin for your over price beers.
Speaker 5: There's an update.
Speaker 2: Oh, very good.
Speaker 3: Be surprised how many people though drink be you in
Speaker 3: a baseball game.
Speaker 2: It's a popular activity.
Speaker 3: Drinking quite a bit at the ball game at the
Speaker 3: book game games.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, you're just sitting there. What are
Speaker 2: you supposed to do? Gets you into it? Gets you
Speaker 2: into the game. Well, speaking of which, you need your
Speaker 2: next shot class. That's okay, we got to Koya National
Speaker 2: Park shot class and I fill this up for uncle now.
Speaker 5: And as one beer as as a friendly friend of
Speaker 5: mine might say, if you want reasonable prices, go to
Speaker 5: a minor league game. So there you go.
Speaker 2: That's good. Where we go. Yeah, I like minor league games.
Speaker 2: I used to go to the Harrisburg Centers game.
Speaker 3: The game that I went to was when they were
Speaker 3: here Montreule.
Speaker 2: Montreal Expos that's a minor league team that was in
Speaker 2: in Uh, you're trying to confuse me on in in
Speaker 2: in Miami. Are you talking about the spring training or
Speaker 2: the training camp would for them would be in Miami as.
Speaker 3: They had a game going on.
Speaker 2: Are we talking about the farm system of teams?
Speaker 3: The farm system, the farm systems. I went to a
Speaker 3: few of those, okay, with these other players that they
Speaker 3: were playing against.
Speaker 2: Montreal's farm team was in Miami.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they will and they were in Miami somewhere.
Speaker 5: Shut it.
Speaker 9: I got, but I got a question.
Speaker 13: For you, Pull and I have a question for Danny
Speaker 13: because you were born I think you both were born
Speaker 13: in the sixties, so maybe you could explain this to me.
Speaker 13: How come at baseball games all the way up to
Speaker 13: nineteen sixty nine, everyone more suits and hats, and then
Speaker 13: in nineteen seventy and forward, everyone.
Speaker 1: More uh T shirts, jeans, and et cetera. What what's
Speaker 1: up with that?
Speaker 3: Could be a could be a could be a dress?
Speaker 3: Elis Yeah, yeah, what is it?
Speaker 2: Dammy?
Speaker 3: What was what was it you saying? Any sixty nine? Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Don't remember anybody wearing a suit.
Speaker 14: I think it was nineteen sixty nine, saw the Yankees
Speaker 14: in the A's I was just seven years old. I
Speaker 14: don't remember what anybody were in suits. I think it
Speaker 14: has to do with color TV and black and white TV.
Speaker 13: That was the protocol.
Speaker 3: That's yeah, yeah, Yeah, that's what it was. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: mine too, black and white. I never thought of don't.
Speaker 3: They didn't even coold nothing about color.
Speaker 2: At that time. It was just black suit, whatever, and
Speaker 2: just go to a game.
Speaker 3: That's all it is.
Speaker 2: Color. You get colored T shirt and color.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the team's the team's color.
Speaker 2: That's what it was. I would have thought of that.
Speaker 5: I would have thought the dress code might have had
Speaker 5: something to do with not causing fielders to lose the
Speaker 5: ball because of the colors in the stands. I thought
Speaker 5: that might have been part of what the problem was.
Speaker 5: Is like put on a dark suit so they can
Speaker 5: still see the ball, well, I thought.
Speaker 8: But.
Speaker 2: Anything to do with it.
Speaker 3: Maybe at a night game the day game, I could
Speaker 3: see that.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, if you're trying to catch a ball
Speaker 5: or you're pitching at somebody and there's a bunch of
Speaker 5: white T shirts all behind you at the backstop. You
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying, it's difficult.
Speaker 2: Sure, camo, Yeah, you.
Speaker 5: Know, camouflages the ball a bit. I'm thinking, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Interesting, I don't know if they had dress codes in
Speaker 2: the stadiums or anything like that. I have no idea
Speaker 2: about that. Probably not. Probably just people wore that. I'm
Speaker 2: assuming were there even T shirts back then. T shirts
Speaker 2: didn't really evolve as like a fashion thing until what
Speaker 2: year I don't know what. Your people really started wearing them,
Speaker 2: but I don't think they did until.
Speaker 13: It's like logos to the seventies.
Speaker 2: Before that, Yeah, that's when collars there we go. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and tiers.
Speaker 5: Players used to wear suits when they traveled a lot
Speaker 5: of times as sort of a tradition. But I mean,
Speaker 5: I know in sixty nine there were people wearing T
Speaker 5: shirts because I've watched the Mets win the series on videotape,
Speaker 5: you know, But I don't know outside of that. I mean,
Speaker 5: according to Google, there has never been a dress code.
Speaker 5: But there was sort of a kind of just a
Speaker 5: general expectation the public would dress up to go to
Speaker 5: the games. It was just sort of a given kind
Speaker 5: of tradition, like because it was a special thing to
Speaker 5: go to a game.
Speaker 3: I know, though, like you were saying, nineteen sixty nine,
Speaker 3: I do remember that. Yeah, Yeah, the Mets finally won
Speaker 3: that wool Sees.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And I'm only saying I know that a lot
Speaker 5: of the fans in this dance had T shirts on
Speaker 5: in that year.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well there we go. There's the history kind of
Speaker 2: that's how exciting.
Speaker 5: There used to be a season ticket holder in Chase
Speaker 5: Stadium that always held up signs that said little things.
Speaker 5: Uh you know. One of the things that he had
Speaker 5: put up on his little sign many times where he
Speaker 5: was swapping out letters during the game, and he would
Speaker 5: hold up the sign and they would put him on
Speaker 5: TV a lot. He used the word amazing, and I
Speaker 5: think that's where they actually got the phrase amazing. Mets
Speaker 5: is from the guy in the stand, and that guy
Speaker 5: was never in a suit, you know, so soon never
Speaker 5: in a suit.
Speaker 2: There we go, okay, so it's all coming together. Now
Speaker 2: television is showing us the story as it happens on
Speaker 2: the ground.
Speaker 5: But anyway, there is an acknowledgment that at one point
Speaker 5: it was just very commonplace that everybody wore nice clothes
Speaker 5: at the baseball game. Win the more dresses and men
Speaker 5: more suits.
Speaker 2: Looks like we've got Cleo's last shot class, the Integratron
Speaker 2: from Wanders, California. Here we're gonna fill this up with
Speaker 2: Taiwan beer. This is going to do it for your uncle.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I figured the last.
Speaker 2: One we did, the full the full flight of shot
Speaker 2: classes is a tour of the world, and the beer
Speaker 2: itself is from Taiwan. So here we go. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: we do have to do uncle. Should we rate the
Speaker 2: beer now? You can wait if you want, we should
Speaker 2: probably do that and whatever anybody else was drinking because
Speaker 2: they can do I don't want to. I don't want
Speaker 2: to forget that. Let's just do our writing before we
Speaker 2: even forget. So we're gonna rate Taiwan beer.
Speaker 5: Also also here two questions from the chat while you
Speaker 5: consider your beer rating. One is has anybody heard from Robin?
Speaker 5: And the other one from Creative Accidents is how's the
Speaker 5: can recycling going? Uncle?
Speaker 2: The can? Are the can's get uncle?
Speaker 3: Oh? The cans?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, to do I'm pushing. I'm pushing to trying to
Speaker 3: do three loads. I've gotten uh buf full load and.
Speaker 2: So it's good. Almost cancer continued. We keep making tiktoks
Speaker 2: about it because people like Robin. I've reached out to
Speaker 2: him on Instagram. I've got heard back.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how is he doing? I don't know. I haven't
Speaker 2: heard from Robin, so I don't know. I hope he's okay.
Speaker 2: I sent a message to him earlier this week, like
Speaker 2: a while ago, maybe even last weekend. I haven't heard
Speaker 2: back yet. So hopefully Robin's okay. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: I have reached out to him. But yeah, we hope
Speaker 2: that he's okay. That's for sure. So there's those updates.
Speaker 5: And one other thing, A mild sort of vague update
Speaker 5: is that last week I did look at the stream
Speaker 5: and a listener from Canada was there that I would
Speaker 5: typically identify as Robin because it was in the right area.
Speaker 5: But I don't know if he was listening exactly or
Speaker 5: it was just somebody from the same area where he lives.
Speaker 5: I'm not certain, but it looked like he.
Speaker 2: Was interesting, maybe listening while recovering.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, hopefully if Robin, if you're listening to this now,
Speaker 2: we hope that you're recovering well. If you haven't come
Speaker 2: back to me, just because you are recoup bringing and
Speaker 2: that's good, I hope that's going well, and I'll talk
Speaker 2: to you when when you can. Matter is the situation.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, I see a listener on the stream
Speaker 5: tonight that could be Robin, but not entirely certain, and
Speaker 5: it's in the right place in Canada. It's actually two
Speaker 5: instances of a listener in Canada in the same area
Speaker 5: which might be Robin.
Speaker 3: Twice.
Speaker 2: Okay, well cool, yeah, Well, if it is you, Robin,
Speaker 2: we hope you're doing well and we will talk to
Speaker 2: you soon.
Speaker 5: I also, in the meantime, also also Uncle just wanted
Speaker 5: to say something we actually have our regular listener in
Speaker 5: Germany plus another listener in Germany on a completely different uh.
Speaker 2: Thing.
Speaker 5: Uh the yeah, so the pub is listening on Mozilla
Speaker 5: like it always does, and the other Germany listing is
Speaker 5: on something called a Python uh uni unit tab or
Speaker 5: unifib or something.
Speaker 2: Uh probably some python.
Speaker 5: Yea python. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: That's isn't python? Python is like, well, okay, well you
Speaker 2: got me, locle. It's a snake. Yes, so they're on
Speaker 2: They're riding a snake and listening to the broadcast. That's cool. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a talent. Well done, Python is well, I'm glad.
Speaker 3: That's so. I'm gonna shoe shout out to you when
Speaker 3: it comes down to it. But for now, but now
Speaker 3: we got the we got, we got this rating.
Speaker 2: We have to do Taiwan beer.
Speaker 3: Uncle, I am sure to say what you're going to
Speaker 3: rate this one?
Speaker 2: You're alright, I haven't even given a rating, and you're
Speaker 2: shocked at what I'm going to write here. I have
Speaker 2: a feeling, I know, uncle. Are you using to be shocked?
Speaker 2: If it is? Are you using your prophetic powers to
Speaker 2: tell the future yet again? Is that what you're doing?
Speaker 3: Trying to figure you out. You've been doing this on TikTok.
Speaker 2: It seems like you've really tapped into I get your abilities.
Speaker 3: Uncle, abilities into my tic tag. I'm trying to get
Speaker 3: this organized up.
Speaker 2: It's working. Something. Something's in the air, Uncle, something, something
Speaker 2: good is happening. I don't know what it is, but
Speaker 2: I want to keep rolling with it. I know I
Speaker 2: think you will too. But with that in mind, I'm
Speaker 2: willing to give my rating of Taiwan beer. This is
Speaker 2: a ten out of ten. Okay? Like that?
Speaker 3: People, how do you like that? Everybuddy, It's going all
Speaker 3: all over the top. Take the scene. We owing over
Speaker 3: the top with this beer.
Speaker 2: That's special, right, Uncle, out.
Speaker 3: Of So remember this beer to get it for the
Speaker 3: new revolution. Okay, all of these drinks that we need drink. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I want to make sure they're here for a revolution.
Speaker 2: We can get Taiwan beer again. We know where to
Speaker 2: get it. Yeah. But what's what's your writing for Taiwan beer?
Speaker 3: Okay, I got the ten too.
Speaker 2: Taiwan beer is a ten out of ten according to
Speaker 2: Uncle on I. So that's something unique. I don't know
Speaker 2: if we've ever agreed on that.
Speaker 3: Maybe I haven't seen him get the first time shot
Speaker 3: at this.
Speaker 2: There was that German beer. No, no, no, another beer
Speaker 2: that you went over. There was the one on the
Speaker 2: one on the train. Yeah, but you didn't drink that.
Speaker 2: I'm saying. I'm saying when it was unanimous between you
Speaker 2: and I have ten out of ten both, that's that.
Speaker 2: That's a rare occurrence. It might have happened once before,
Speaker 2: but I think that's it. So Taiwan beer is some
Speaker 2: special repay. You can find it, go out and buy it.
Speaker 3: Good the rest to mississ missus psych uncle.
Speaker 2: Do we need to shout outs now?
Speaker 3: And did the shoutouts?
Speaker 2: So? First one was Eddie Jimmy Jimmy. Oh wait wait no,
Speaker 2: we went to We went to Danny first.
Speaker 12: Danny.
Speaker 2: He was the first caller. I believe, Yes, so we'll
Speaker 2: go to there. You go. Yeah, so Danny, shout out.
Speaker 14: You're rating here because you inspired me. Uh. Dust Bowl
Speaker 14: Brewing its craft beer. Got a drinking in an icy
Speaker 14: cold glass. It's called the thirty thirty klell.
Speaker 9: I give it a nine point four.
Speaker 14: It is delicious and a shout out your uncle's ticktacks
Speaker 14: and the baseball season down the stretch in the beginning
Speaker 14: of football.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Danny. Great to talk to you as always. Man,
Speaker 2: take care, Thank you next time. Okay, So now we're
Speaker 2: gonna go to Jimmy. Jimmy shout out next. Hey you
Speaker 2: got Jimmy here you shout out.
Speaker 13: To yeah whole Robin's feeling better and shout out out
Speaker 13: to the governor news some thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 9: And I want for some work wisdom.
Speaker 13: I'll just quote him his words for the ages he said.
Speaker 13: I said, what's it all about, governor news? Some said, hey,
Speaker 13: best divorses younger women, older whiskey, and more money.
Speaker 9: And I said, why.
Speaker 2: So gob there we go, right sure, shout out to
Speaker 2: our governor. Okay, all right, there we go.
Speaker 3: So he mentioned something today I was listening, okay, say yes,
Speaker 3: I'm fifty.
Speaker 2: Okay, I hope you got that. Everybody. Now you know
Speaker 2: how to vote and that's okay. We know you need
Speaker 2: to be told. So there that's it. Who's who's got
Speaker 2: the next shot? Uncle?
Speaker 5: You do I do?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm a shout out again to Robin. If you're listening,
Speaker 2: we hope for the best. No need to rush to
Speaker 2: get hold of me. We'll talk to you. Soon, I hope.
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Speaker 2: Shout out to our tic tackers. I know we're doing
Speaker 2: behind the scenes Thereah, we appreciate that. And shout out
Speaker 2: to the people again. I've been talking in Government Hour,
Speaker 2: but again on this hour, the Patreon people they're supporting
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Speaker 2: Uncle material too if we do that, so maybe, so
Speaker 2: thank you everybody there.
Speaker 3: But mine's going to be but mine's going to be funny.
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Speaker 5: Check, you want to shout outs to well, just shout
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Speaker 5: this work. It is after all for you guys, and
Speaker 5: it is performance art like some people say, but it
Speaker 5: may have a greater and deeper meaning, whether it's comedy
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Speaker 5: is what we do and hopefully you are part of it,
Speaker 5: and thanks a lot for doing that. We appreciate all
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Speaker 2: Great shout out Okay, now, Uncle, it's on you. Who
Speaker 2: you got for.
Speaker 3: Shout out to h of course all my listeners, especially the.
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Speaker 2: And a lot of followers on YouTube Uncle and Everyboddy
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Speaker 3: I appreciating the shout out to you all.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and.
Speaker 3: And and another one and hopefully.
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Speaker 3: I hope you all feel better, Hopefully you'll be able
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Speaker 2: There we are, okay, very good Uncle. And then yeah,
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