Speaker 1: You were listening to the Age of Transitions. I'm your host,
Speaker 1: Aaron Franz, coming at you live this Friday night, September
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Speaker 1: t shirts for the show. My book Revolve Man's scientific
Speaker 1: Rise to Godhood, which I feel I should be promoting
Speaker 1: more with news stories such as Peter Teal giving his
Speaker 1: little close talks about the anti Christ. The transhumanist scene
Speaker 1: is getting awfully esoteric religious at the moment. So my
Speaker 1: book Revolve delves very deeply into the esoteric side of
Speaker 1: the transhumanist movement and of emerging technologies and yeah, that
Speaker 1: whole side of the story.
Speaker 2: That's half the book.
Speaker 1: I spend the first half of the book explaining transhumanism
Speaker 1: and like these government programs and different things, and here's this,
Speaker 1: here's an example of this, here's this person.
Speaker 2: They're doing these things. There's transhumanism.
Speaker 1: And then the second part of the book is how
Speaker 1: it gets all into worldwide death and rebirth rituals. It
Speaker 1: gets into the esoteric sides of postgenderism and things like that,
Speaker 1: and all sorts of interesting whack a doodle crazy stuff
Speaker 1: that really I don't think is that crazy? Okay? Now,
Speaker 1: if I wrote that book today, will I write it
Speaker 1: exactly the way that I did back in twenty eleven. No,
Speaker 1: I would change things around. My opinions on certain things
Speaker 1: have changed, but the essence of what's in Revolve I
Speaker 1: still stand by. I'm so proud of that book. I'm
Speaker 1: happy and yes, check that out. Revolve Man Scientific Rise
Speaker 1: of Godhood paperback, E book copies.
Speaker 3: Available of that.
Speaker 1: Thank you everybody who has bought it, who has spread
Speaker 1: the word, talked about it. I have gotten When I
Speaker 1: get feedback on it, it's always really good. So I've
Speaker 1: I'm happy about that. Maybe there's another book in me
Speaker 1: at some point I want to make I'm working on
Speaker 1: a video now. That's the Patreon campaign. You can help me.
Speaker 1: It's an ongoing project that I'm working on there. We're
Speaker 1: going back into to the back to the old days
Speaker 1: of the Truth movement, nine to eleven Truth, starting from there,
Speaker 1: because that's where I got started in all this insanity.
Speaker 1: That's when my head exploded. And I'm kind of proud
Speaker 1: that my head exploded before everybody else did online because
Speaker 1: I feel like it's given me an advantage and that
Speaker 1: I figured out that most of this is just a
Speaker 1: bunch of nonsense, this whole online outrage sphere that too
Speaker 1: many people have come to take seriously. Now, when I
Speaker 1: say that, I'm not saying that nine to eleven Truth
Speaker 1: or the Truth Movement there was nothing to it. No, No,
Speaker 1: I think that there was a lot to it. I
Speaker 1: think it was legitimate in many ways. I still believe that. However,
Speaker 1: you could say that it got co opted. That's the
Speaker 1: short version, to keep this a short story. It got
Speaker 1: co opted, turned into something else, and it's put into
Speaker 1: place the current ruling regime here in the United States.
Speaker 1: It was brought to you by conspiracy theories. It was
Speaker 1: sold to us as the antidote to all these different
Speaker 1: problems that came up in these alternative conspiracy ideas. While
Speaker 1: that was going to be solved by just electing some idiot.
Speaker 1: Does that make any sense? No, it shouldn't. And is
Speaker 1: that what's actually happening? Are we going to rectify all
Speaker 1: of our grievances? No, in fact, all of the problems
Speaker 1: that were being portrayed accurately by the Truth Movement, all
Speaker 1: of those things are actually even more of a problem now,
Speaker 1: and they're being perpetrated by this deranged establishment gone wild
Speaker 1: that was sold to us as the antidote to all
Speaker 1: these problems, is very actually pushing it in the high gear. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's the way I feel about this. Check out the Patreon.
Speaker 1: I'm working on that project now. I'll make video that
Speaker 1: explains the shifting of the Truth Movement.
Speaker 3: Over to.
Speaker 1: Uh MAGA and then the broader online global propaganda matrix
Speaker 1: that now exists that only exists to confuse us and
Speaker 1: subjugate us, and it's doing a good job of that.
Speaker 1: So that's the Patreon Transitions dot com.
Speaker 3: I have a question. I have a question about the
Speaker 3: Patreon and and I'm sorry to break in even but
Speaker 3: I want to know this for real. And by the way,
Speaker 3: am I echoing to you now? Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's okay, I kind of like it all right?
Speaker 3: Cool. I'm sorry if there's an echo on the broadcast
Speaker 3: there should not be, and there may be some technical issue.
Speaker 3: I apologize, But I wonder are you going to have
Speaker 3: any guests on with this film project you're explaining this
Speaker 3: on Patreon.
Speaker 1: I would not mind it. It would Actually there's a
Speaker 1: couple of people that have been involved in the scene
Speaker 1: I went mind to interview even maybe like live with
Speaker 1: video would be ideal. But even if I interview them
Speaker 1: just over you know, an online discussion and make a
Speaker 1: Patreon post of it, and then take the audio from
Speaker 1: that and use it.
Speaker 2: Into the video later, that would all be great.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 1: I haven't received much feedback on any of this. I'm
Speaker 1: just some guy talking to himself online at the moment. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: if you're the most part I mean, I've there's like
Speaker 1: two people that are really good listeners and supporters that
Speaker 1: are there with me.
Speaker 2: So it's me and two other really good supporters.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, that's that.
Speaker 3: Should be fair. Okay, Look, that's cool. But I'll tell
Speaker 3: you what, run it by the supporters of this. You
Speaker 3: could do this, you know, if you like. It's just
Speaker 3: a suggestion for me. If you would like to interview
Speaker 3: me on there. Why Because I noted when I entered
Speaker 3: the live broadcast and the you know, the online network
Speaker 3: scene in twenty you know, basically in twenty thirteen, and
Speaker 3: then I went live with it in twenty fourteen. So
Speaker 3: at the end of the year in twenty thirteen, I
Speaker 3: was in talks with people about what do I do
Speaker 3: you know with this podcast thing? Like I had no
Speaker 3: idea what to do with a podcast in twenty thirteen. Seriously,
Speaker 3: I made them and I sat there and I went, now,
Speaker 3: what do I do with them? So on the job
Speaker 3: I was learning that and figuring out how to plug
Speaker 3: into some of these independent radio networks. That's how I
Speaker 3: wound up at UCY in American Freedom Radio, and then
Speaker 3: I got SIMP simulcast across a bunch of them. But
Speaker 3: what I noted at that time was the infiltration of
Speaker 3: a couple of different elements into this conspirae culture and
Speaker 3: what was alternative media, you know at that time period.
Speaker 3: And I feel like I could share some observations with
Speaker 3: you that would explain some of this evolution, Uh, if
Speaker 3: you wanted to prepare questions about it, or if you
Speaker 3: just wanted me to give a quick presentation like fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: I'm talking, not a long thing with you, so that
Speaker 3: we could, you know, converse about it afterwards, even up
Speaker 3: to you. But I'm just thinking it might be an
Speaker 3: interesting element to add, you know, and I want to
Speaker 3: help you if I can, so I would like to
Speaker 3: be helpful to you as all. And if not, I'm
Speaker 3: not offended, no problem. You know, I don't need to
Speaker 3: be involved, but I'm just saying I want to support
Speaker 3: what you're doing, no matter what it is. So if
Speaker 3: I can be of service in this way, I want
Speaker 3: to do that for you. But if you don't need it,
Speaker 3: don't want it, or the Patreon people don't want it, cool,
Speaker 3: I'm good, no problem. But I just offer that to
Speaker 3: you because I noted certain things and I was confused
Speaker 3: about what was happening because to me, conspiracy research was
Speaker 3: not political, and it is now highly politicized by its
Speaker 3: critics and also by the people in it that seemed
Speaker 3: to think it's.
Speaker 2: Part Well, it's political.
Speaker 1: It's political in the partisan sense now absolutely, which absolutely
Speaker 1: it definitely was not before. In fact, it was vocally
Speaker 1: against all of that, and now it's more than embraced it.
Speaker 3: Well mostly it was. But then again, in generations previous
Speaker 3: to ours, the reality is that conspiracy theory. And I know, children,
Speaker 3: this may be difficult to imagine because Grandpa's going to
Speaker 3: tell you, but conspiracy culture. When I was a little kid,
Speaker 3: the people listening to May Brussel, okay, were not right
Speaker 3: wingers at all. They were either left or they were
Speaker 3: fed up with the system. That was your two choices.
Speaker 3: The partisanship might have leaned left for a long time,
Speaker 3: but then it transitioned and it became something else. And
Speaker 3: I feel as though I witnessed firsthand part of that
Speaker 3: transition existing in that ecosphere, and I had the benefit
Speaker 3: of the JFK research before that, where that's the granddaddy
Speaker 3: of the modern conspiracy culture. So I had that experience
Speaker 3: and it did not line up with what I was
Speaker 3: seeing at all, and I'm telling you it was. There
Speaker 3: was a lot of lefties. Look back, Mark Lane was
Speaker 3: a lefty. A lot of these other people. They were
Speaker 3: left wingers. They were beat nicks, even they were you know,
Speaker 3: college educated, almost like elite lefties of the seventies. Is
Speaker 3: what I understood to be the found in the sixties too,
Speaker 3: was the foundational people that were behind conspiracy culture before
Speaker 3: eleven was even a thing, before Oklahoma City before you know,
Speaker 3: and then I watched the same people kind of gravitate
Speaker 3: towards that. You know, like John Gold will tell you
Speaker 3: he was really about protesting for peace and that was
Speaker 3: his thing. So he was on the side of, say,
Speaker 3: you know, anti war, and that was something that transition
Speaker 3: right about the time that I observed, okay, into something
Speaker 3: then we had Patriot Radio and all that stuff, and
Speaker 3: there's reasons for it. Yeah, and you know, Bill there, William,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Cooper Cooper is clearly not a left winger. Okay,
Speaker 3: he's clearly more on the right wing side. But it's
Speaker 3: almost like the children of May Brussel and the children
Speaker 3: of Bill Cooper emerged, and Bill Cooper's children beat the
Speaker 3: hell out all May Brussel's children and got rid of them.
Speaker 3: And that's conspiracy culture kept going. But it was a
Speaker 3: weird transition. And there's other elements in there that I
Speaker 3: think could be elaborated on, like I said, in like
Speaker 3: a fifteen minute or ten minute presentation where you could
Speaker 3: also use that to create some questions and ask me
Speaker 3: about what it was that I saw and why and
Speaker 3: et cetera. And I think that would be interesting. I
Speaker 3: know you were in that ecosphere as well, but you're
Speaker 3: already doing first hand discussions. So I just offer it
Speaker 3: as an assistant. It doesn't have to be. It might
Speaker 3: be a bad idea. I don't know. I'm just offering
Speaker 3: it because it just occurs to me listening.
Speaker 2: So I like it. I like the idea. We'll do
Speaker 2: it check.
Speaker 1: I like it, And I can use audio from that,
Speaker 1: I believe in the final video, whatever that ends up being.
Speaker 1: I could take clips of you giving your explanations and
Speaker 1: you know, chop a video or liked da da da
Speaker 1: and use it as part of the edit. I think
Speaker 1: that would work well. They go, they would also say
Speaker 1: this entire Patreon episode to be good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, save this show too, because you can talk about Look,
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, he just burst on and said this,
Speaker 3: and I said, okay, you know what I mean. You
Speaker 3: could set it all up in thirty seconds in your
Speaker 3: film if you like, And I'm just giving you, you know,
Speaker 3: an idea how to use things, and you can put
Speaker 3: whatever image of video.
Speaker 2: The video is still very rough and not even completely outlined.
Speaker 1: I only have different ideas that I think I want
Speaker 1: to use.
Speaker 2: So the actual structure of it is up in the air.
Speaker 1: Really, I know generally what I want to do. I
Speaker 1: know I want to show examples, like living examples of
Speaker 1: different people, like you know, a look at this, Look
Speaker 1: what's happening here, Let's look what's being said here, all
Speaker 1: that sort of stuff. It's gonna be a lot more
Speaker 1: than that too, So fair enough. Yeah, I would love
Speaker 1: to do that episode, Chuck, we will do that.
Speaker 3: Sounds good. And as you map it out. The last
Speaker 3: suggestion I have and then I'll shut up. I mic
Speaker 3: can go away. The last suggestion I have is please
Speaker 3: don't do it in a completely linear way, like don't
Speaker 3: just go okay, we're going to start in the nineteen
Speaker 3: nineties and then eventually we'll get to today. I mean,
Speaker 3: you can do that, but don't just do it in
Speaker 3: a straight line, is all I ask, because that is
Speaker 3: a clear way to bore somebody to death, giving them
Speaker 3: a history of such a niche. But again, these are
Speaker 3: my suggestions. You take them or leave them. I'm just
Speaker 3: offering I would not do it in a linear way.
Speaker 3: And I'm imagining this video and I want to see this,
Speaker 3: I really do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's it's a.
Speaker 1: It's something that this subject has just been in me
Speaker 1: for so long, knowing that it's important, and not seeing
Speaker 1: anybody tell this story, and I feel like I don't know.
Speaker 1: To me, it's like so big and explain so much
Speaker 1: of things in.
Speaker 2: The popular.
Speaker 1: Was it popular discourse, I suppose, and just current events
Speaker 1: going on. So much of it can be explained if
Speaker 1: you go back and you look at the roots of
Speaker 1: honestly the.
Speaker 3: Ruling regime.
Speaker 1: Once again, it got there in a particular way. It
Speaker 1: exploited so many of what I believe were good parts
Speaker 1: of conspiracy culture, the truth movement and fringe just fringe ideas.
Speaker 2: It took all of the best.
Speaker 1: Of that, smashed it, and it came out the other
Speaker 1: end with this deranged sort of Jeff Goldbloom Cronenberg to
Speaker 1: the fly version of everything you've ever heard from conspiracy
Speaker 1: culture comes out the other end like that, like brundlefly
Speaker 1: right to rule over us in the way that we're
Speaker 1: being ruled right now.
Speaker 3: And the beauty of it is Aaron is literally your
Speaker 3: version of And there were several documentary films, and I
Speaker 3: know they're not popular today, but I assure you media
Speaker 3: as an existent one time in the later eighties was
Speaker 3: dedicated to telling you, look, there was this hippie subculture
Speaker 3: and they had this set of values, and we're still
Speaker 3: trying to figure out how the hippies became the yuppies
Speaker 3: and why are they You know, as children and teenagers
Speaker 3: they were this way, but once they got to thirty,
Speaker 3: they went this way. In the Reagan era, that evolution
Speaker 3: is a worthy tale of documentary film. But it may
Speaker 3: be that you're creating something like that, and you're right,
Speaker 3: you're the only person to have done it. The only
Speaker 3: guy that ever even touched this mildly is a guy
Speaker 3: named Ti Snyder. Yeah, so yeah, look him up. He's
Speaker 3: an interesting filmmaker and okay, no, I like him. He's
Speaker 3: been a guest on my show before. You may remember him. Oh,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I think. It was the first
Speaker 3: time I did the video of I'm going to put
Speaker 3: the camera on the puppy Box on YouTube. I don't
Speaker 3: know if you remember that, because I was experimenting a
Speaker 3: bit there where I said, nobody wants to look at me.
Speaker 3: I saw that, Okay, well it does exist out there
Speaker 3: somewhere where I turned around and he wanted to do
Speaker 3: a video interview. I said, okay, but I don't even
Speaker 3: want to look at my own face on the screen.
Speaker 3: So I got this box of puppies my dog just had,
Speaker 3: and the dog is laying in there with the puppies.
Speaker 3: I got a small dog in a cardboard box, and
Speaker 3: I'm going to put the camera on her. So it
Speaker 3: was Honey and her puppies because the dog's name is Honey.
Speaker 3: So I literally called it like Honey in her puppies
Speaker 3: can and she's sitting there feeding her puppies while we're
Speaker 3: talking and teases on the screen. But I'm not and
Speaker 3: I thought that was amazingly interesting. It didn't do well,
Speaker 3: you know, on the video feed, but I guarantee you
Speaker 3: nobody else did it. So I'm just saying, if you
Speaker 3: ever find that video somewhere, I know it exists. I
Speaker 3: don't know if it's on my channel anymore. But I mean,
Speaker 3: and I'm not saying it's interesting for the whole video even,
Speaker 3: but kind of interesting that somebody would choose to do that.
Speaker 3: I thought. But U and some people, did, you know,
Speaker 3: send me some feedback, like I really love the puppy,
Speaker 3: can you know? Because I was like, hey, maybe i'll
Speaker 3: just do this from now on.
Speaker 1: I'll put it on the dogs and yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I feel like people are starting to do that with
Speaker 1: like TikTok and the social media. That sounds like a
Speaker 1: description of what a lot of people do on there,
Speaker 1: and they'll show well.
Speaker 3: Except they use ais almost in crap. I used real
Speaker 3: live dog. So yeah, anyway, I just think that's funny,
Speaker 3: and I offer my services. If I can help you
Speaker 3: to make this film in any way, I'll be happy
Speaker 3: to do so. So I'll leave it at that and
Speaker 3: shut my mouth. Thank you. Cool.
Speaker 1: No, no, we'll do that. We'll do that episode checked.
Speaker 1: That'll be good. And if anybody else has been involved
Speaker 1: in this world and is listening to this and thinks
Speaker 1: that they would like to be a part of this
Speaker 1: and do a discussion with me where we recorded and
Speaker 1: maybe use that or whatever, just talk about this. Get
Speaker 1: a hold of me Frands at the Age of Transitions
Speaker 1: dot com. It's my email. I'm sure my inbox will
Speaker 1: just be filled filled to the brim tomorrow after this
Speaker 1: episode is posted.
Speaker 3: H A.
Speaker 1: Well, either way, it's it's okay. We will make this video.
Speaker 1: It's going to be good. It's been too long since
Speaker 1: I've done video honestly, so it's this is exciting again.
Speaker 1: That's the Patreon current Patreon campaign. That's what I'm doing
Speaker 1: over there. Find linked to that at my website, the
Speaker 1: Age of Transitions dot com. Thank you everybody for that,
Speaker 1: and thank you for listening. Glad to have you here.
Speaker 1: This is exciting. This is the age of transitions, and
Speaker 1: there has been a change in the alternative world, in
Speaker 1: online discourse, in online politics, yes, very much partisan now.
Speaker 1: Used to be that the rallying cry was look beyond
Speaker 1: to the left right paradigm. While that got thrown out
Speaker 1: a long time ago, and most people, as Chuck was
Speaker 1: talking about a little bit, there are most people who
Speaker 1: taken up the online banner of truth telling have gone
Speaker 1: to truth social and they've gone to the far right
Speaker 1: side of the political spectrum, and that has become the
Speaker 1: de facto answer to all of the evil in the
Speaker 1: world that needs to be dispelled. All of the true
Speaker 1: conspirators are on the side of They're all Democrats, is
Speaker 1: what they are. And we know this because of all
Speaker 1: of our good truth tellers online. They're all very right wing.
Speaker 1: And with that being said, I want to once again
Speaker 1: recommend the book by Lauren Southern.
Speaker 2: This is not real life. I'm almost done with it.
Speaker 1: I only have like a couple chapters left, so I've
Speaker 1: essentially finished the book. I'll say that I recommend it.
Speaker 1: I've recommended it on the show before. I recommend it again.
Speaker 1: I did pick it up in part as a research
Speaker 1: piece for the project. I was just discussing this video.
Speaker 1: I think I'll probably use bits from it. Perhaps it's
Speaker 1: just again, I don't know if it'll fit, but it's
Speaker 1: helping inform me to do this, and it's just informing
Speaker 1: me generally speaking. I believe the book. It's autobiographical Laurence Southern.
Speaker 1: If you don't remember, she was like a child right
Speaker 1: wing influencer online that hit the scene around just after
Speaker 1: Trump got elected.
Speaker 3: The first time.
Speaker 1: I remember first seeing her at live streaming one of
Speaker 1: those riots that was claiming to be a free speech demonstration,
Speaker 1: but it was actually just an excuse to get people
Speaker 1: on the left and right out in public to fight
Speaker 1: each other physically, not just with arguments online, but turn
Speaker 1: it into actual physical altercations in the street. That was
Speaker 1: the point of it, and she was there with a
Speaker 1: livestream crew. Somehow I end upended up watching that randomly,
Speaker 1: like on YouTube, I believe when it was actually happening.
Speaker 1: I think it was the one at Berkeley, so that
Speaker 1: was my memory of her her, like, oh god, this
Speaker 1: is ridiculous. And then I might only seen bits and
Speaker 1: pieces of her ridiculous videos that she would post over
Speaker 1: the years, and you.
Speaker 2: Know, she's just another one of those.
Speaker 1: Folks out there screaming about you know, white genocide or this.
Speaker 1: Then the other thing, it's just like, you know, just okay,
Speaker 1: there's a bunch of people doing that, and she's one
Speaker 1: of them. And she's a kid again, so whatever. Then
Speaker 1: Creative Accidents recommended the documentary. It's just like a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, I think he recommended White Noise, which
Speaker 1: features Southern and Cernovich and some white supremacist guy. I
Speaker 1: forget our Christian nationalists, white supremacist, I forget the third
Speaker 1: guy you would know him. But whatever documentary had centered
Speaker 1: around them, and when I watched that, it was really
Speaker 1: well done. It portrayed those three people as real people,
Speaker 1: so it wasn't just them like screaming into the camera
Speaker 1: and giving whatever, doing a video about whatever stupid topic
Speaker 1: they thought was trending at the moment. It wasn't that,
Speaker 1: it wasn't their online persona. It was them as real people,
Speaker 1: and it showed, you know, all their problems into real
Speaker 1: life and things like that. So it was really good documentary.
Speaker 1: And Southern came across in that as somebody who was
Speaker 1: deeply conflicted and hated doing what she's actually doing, and
Speaker 1: that came across it was like, oh, this is interesting. Okay,
Speaker 1: So she's you know, not in line with what she's
Speaker 1: a part of anymore, and yet she persists.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: So that did come across that in that movie. And
Speaker 1: then the Tenant media scandal hit. She was one of
Speaker 1: the three big names in that three or four.
Speaker 3: She was one of the big names in that.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, interesting, So she's getting money from
Speaker 1: Russia for doing her right wing commentary videos. Okay, And
Speaker 1: then she disappeared when that happened. Interesting. And then really
Speaker 1: the only thing since that happened was she put this
Speaker 1: book out and so I got it. I read it,
Speaker 1: and yeah, it's I think she's being honest in it,
Speaker 1: and she's giving an interesting account of her life as
Speaker 1: a right wing online commentator, provocateur, whatever we want to
Speaker 1: call that. Right her right wing influencer type that very
Speaker 1: much is part of this bigger problem that you know,
Speaker 1: I'm just talking about earlier of what that big part
Speaker 1: of what the truth movement became. And I think Southern's
Speaker 1: book is really good because it shows you that definitely,
Speaker 1: her and I bet most other people that are her
Speaker 1: peers weren't even aware of so many things that they
Speaker 1: were doing. But they certainly weren't aware that they were
Speaker 1: this like strange evolution of the truth movement that was
Speaker 1: being blasted out, signal boosted on purpose for a very
Speaker 1: real reason. And the book is like basically her coming
Speaker 1: to terms with that. I don't know if she fully even.
Speaker 2: Has yet, but she kind of has.
Speaker 1: But anyway, it's a good book, comes off as honest
Speaker 1: to me, and there's interesting stuff about the Tenet media
Speaker 1: thing in there too, so lorn Southern, this is not
Speaker 1: real life. I recommend it. Good book, crazy, and it
Speaker 1: illustrates this issue that we're talking about. I would say
Speaker 1: now to go back to that particular bit, the Tenet
Speaker 1: media fiasco. We have covered that on this show before,
Speaker 1: and it's absolutely something that should be remembered, something that
Speaker 1: should be noted, something that should not be forgotten. And
Speaker 1: just thrown away in the dust bin. It should be
Speaker 1: something we seek to understand as fully as we can.
Speaker 1: And all this stuff is nebulous and gray and difficult,
Speaker 1: but I think the main thing we have to understand
Speaker 1: with it is that it's a legit story. It's an
Speaker 1: actual thing. It's an actual example of a foreign influence
Speaker 1: operation that was aimed at us, primarily the United States,
Speaker 1: but the broader west, the United States, Canada, Southern is
Speaker 1: a Canadian and even I would say Europe. I think
Speaker 1: that influence operation was aimed this direction, is aimed toward
Speaker 1: the West, and we should sit here and say, yes,
Speaker 1: there is such a thing as Russian influence operations that
Speaker 1: are directed towards Western audiences. And now when we want to,
Speaker 1: if we feel compelled to start giving the reasons why
Speaker 1: this is happening, that's where we can get caught up.
Speaker 1: I don't have all the absolute answers as to why
Speaker 1: they chose to do this, but the fact that they did.
Speaker 2: Is simple fact.
Speaker 1: It exists, It happens, and if you look, I think
Speaker 1: it's useful to look at the people that were wrapped
Speaker 1: up in this Southern She was a part of this,
Speaker 1: She was getting paid. She's getting money that's being filtered
Speaker 1: from the Kremlin through all these different international filters, So
Speaker 1: she didn't know where the money was coming from. So
Speaker 1: that she got paid as a salary to make right
Speaker 1: wing commentary videos that was happening. Now, as it turns out,
Speaker 1: she had no idea that she was getting paid by
Speaker 1: the Russians, and that's what she said. That's what she
Speaker 1: says in the book. I believe that I believe that
Speaker 1: she did not know explicitly what was going on. Now,
Speaker 1: could she have found out? I think anybody could if
Speaker 1: they go digging. But I think the truth of the
Speaker 1: matter is a lot of these people that are benefiting
Speaker 1: making a career out of this light of work, it's
Speaker 1: not in their interests to go digging around a lot, right,
Speaker 1: because you know it's to a lot of them, it's
Speaker 1: just a job. And that's an aspect of her book too,
Speaker 1: is like it just became this horrible job that I
Speaker 1: hated doing, which is fascinating to think about. So you've
Speaker 1: got these people that are the conduits of these influence
Speaker 1: operations and they have no idea what they're really even doing.
Speaker 1: They're just going about the motions they're being swayed as
Speaker 1: much by algorithms, as probably more so by the algorithms
Speaker 1: than they are even the source of the money that
Speaker 1: they're getting. But it all works out in the favor.
Speaker 1: And there is a reason that these things are being
Speaker 1: funded from abroad is because all of this insane online
Speaker 1: band serves a purpose and it is doing a particular thing.
Speaker 1: I think the overarching thing that this online insanity is
Speaker 1: doing is breaking down in the alchemical sense of dissolution,
Speaker 1: breaking down our entire culture, our entire world, our society,
Speaker 1: our government. And that is the darker aspect of the
Speaker 1: truth movement, conspiracy culture, all that, if you really want
Speaker 1: to look at in a dark alchemical sense, it's about destroying.
Speaker 1: It's like, well, everything is corrupt, all our leaders are evil,
Speaker 1: so we've got to destroy the government. We got to
Speaker 1: destroy the system has got to be replaced by something
Speaker 1: that we make. And I've that thought has been with
Speaker 1: me in the back of my mind for a long
Speaker 1: time now. It is just that what is all this like,
Speaker 1: what about the destructive aspect of all of this, Like
Speaker 1: that does not seem healthy. And more than that, it's
Speaker 1: something to be exploited by any interest group who would
Speaker 1: like to see the destruction of the United States, the
Speaker 1: division of its people, the citizen returned toward one another,
Speaker 1: distracted by social issues that are really off the wall
Speaker 1: and crazy. That's what's going on and the online world.
Speaker 1: And what I'm suggesting is it's not all by accident.
Speaker 1: It's being encouraged now. It may be that parts of
Speaker 1: it have arisen organically. There may be a grassroots to
Speaker 1: the truth have been conspiracy culture, fringe things, alternative ideas,
Speaker 1: speaking truth to power. There is an actual independent aspect
Speaker 1: of it, but the darker aspect if they are encouraged,
Speaker 1: if you encourage certain things, then you know, I think
Speaker 1: we can see what can happen, when has happened. So
Speaker 1: there's multi tiered goals to these things too. Yes, we
Speaker 1: need to establish. Yes, there are foreign influence operations going
Speaker 1: on from all sorts of different foreignandies. It's not just Russia.
Speaker 1: It's not only Russia that has steered the course of
Speaker 1: all conspiracy culture stuff. That's not the truth. I don't
Speaker 1: believe that to be the truth. Have they played a
Speaker 1: part and have they amplified this?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Do we know exactly why? Oh, we don't know exactly.
Speaker 1: Why can we make educated guesses as to.
Speaker 2: What they're doing.
Speaker 1: Yes, so you gotta, you know, you gotta take what
Speaker 1: you can out of this. You can't point your finger
Speaker 1: in one direction. It's like all the Kremlin and that's it.
Speaker 1: But you do have to say, hey, look we can
Speaker 1: see what happened, okay, and these little bits of evidence
Speaker 1: that pop up, we need to make note of them.
Speaker 1: Tenant media scandal. That was not the only thing that
Speaker 1: happened at the time, and we didn't hear about all
Speaker 1: the other media outlets that crumbled at the same exact time,
Speaker 1: ironically enough, so just again more evidence that that is
Speaker 1: a legitimate thing that's happening. So yes, us, let's see here.
Speaker 1: I reposted on X yesterday I think something that was
Speaker 1: a foulon gong post that their Epoch Times. The Epoch
Speaker 1: Times had some interview with Rob Schneider, and the title
Speaker 1: that they posted online as was Hollywood actor gives his
Speaker 1: opinions on free speech. And you know, I reposted and
Speaker 1: goofed done Rob Schneider because he's an idiot and nobody
Speaker 1: should be listening to him, either as listening to his
Speaker 1: comedy routine or even worse, listening to him for political advice.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? So?
Speaker 1: But you know what, Epoch Times is an interesting group
Speaker 1: because they absolutely are their own little influence, running their
Speaker 1: own influence operations for their own purposes. And it's a strange,
Speaker 1: odd little cult that they have going on, and they
Speaker 1: deserve to be called out for running the propaganda that
Speaker 1: they are. What their influence is I think might be
Speaker 1: minimal in the grand scheme of things, but they're just
Speaker 1: another actor out there in the global propaganda matrix, no doubt.
Speaker 1: So they're up to no good and they should not
Speaker 1: be trusted. They have taken the far right MAGA even stuff,
Speaker 1: and they repost that and that's what they do. And
Speaker 1: so it is that fall On Gong the Epoch Times
Speaker 1: is a target for left wingers. So if any left
Speaker 1: wing people online pointing things out out, look, oh here's
Speaker 1: Fallen Gong and the Epoch Times that they're doing what
Speaker 1: they do, and they will just explicitly call them out
Speaker 1: as running influence operations.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm sorry, Aaron.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Seat, I had to throw in on this real fast.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, man. I am so glad you're bringing himself though,
Speaker 3: because I don't know how to put this in context?
Speaker 3: And I'm glad you are because I had a dealing
Speaker 3: with a guy and his name was like Michael Gerber
Speaker 3: something and I whatever, okay, and he was like a
Speaker 3: hot commodity in alternative media for a minute, right, like serious,
Speaker 3: blown up views, like psycho crazy, like if you had
Speaker 3: you know, even Alex Jones was happy to have him
Speaker 3: on because he increased his audience exponentially even right. And
Speaker 3: the guy I just happened to know somebody who was
Speaker 3: booking for a bunch of the lower you know, higher
Speaker 3: level alt media people, and they went, you know, I
Speaker 3: can get you that guy, and I went okay, because
Speaker 3: he was talking about a you know, a piece of
Speaker 3: conspiracy culture I don't cover, which is and that's why
Speaker 3: I had him on literally because he was talking about
Speaker 3: China and the.
Speaker 1: Organ harvesting and yes, yes, I see where you're going
Speaker 1: with this, Jack, So.
Speaker 3: I wanted to explore it, and I said, you know what,
Speaker 3: I'll do it. I don't even know the guy too well.
Speaker 3: I can go familiarize myself with some of the videos,
Speaker 3: but I do see that he is a solid guest
Speaker 3: to get if you want to increase you know, your
Speaker 3: your downloads that week, okay. And I was happy to
Speaker 3: do that once in a while, and I never did
Speaker 3: that just for that purpose, but also I was kind
Speaker 3: of fascinated by something I didn't know much about. So
Speaker 3: I kind of went, well, I'm gonna take a risk
Speaker 3: because I don't know if this is stupid. And I
Speaker 3: had had a couple of guests here and there, a
Speaker 3: couple of misses where people you know, totally suggested and
Speaker 3: shoved people down my throat pretty much, and I went, okay, okay,
Speaker 3: a couple of times, you know, but I've had some
Speaker 3: pretty high level guests, so I thought, well, this will
Speaker 3: be worth a risk. I had him on, and I
Speaker 3: gotta tell you, I didn't know what to make of
Speaker 3: some of the stuff he was saying and swearing to
Speaker 3: and he was some kind of journalist. And you notice
Speaker 3: he disappeared. Now you know, he didn't like stick around,
Speaker 3: but he was around for a while and he had
Speaker 3: a whole weird thing about that. This is how it
Speaker 3: ties in the Fallen Gong deal. Now, one of the things.
Speaker 1: They well, he was probably being I bet he was
Speaker 1: being blasted out by Falling Gong and the Epoch Times, right,
Speaker 1: this is right up their alley, the anti China stuff.
Speaker 3: See, but that's what I figured out. But I figured
Speaker 3: it out a little late, and they weren't quite as
Speaker 3: big as he'd like. You notice how huge they are now.
Speaker 3: They're very influential online, but in America they were not
Speaker 3: that influential, you know, like they were just starting to
Speaker 3: come into their own. But they seemed to have the
Speaker 3: social media thing down, so people weren't reading it, but
Speaker 3: they were picking up on the posts that were attached
Speaker 3: to it, so you could see that growing. Now he
Speaker 3: wasn't part of the Epoch times, but he was very
Speaker 3: insistent in the middle of the organ harvesting conversation, okay
Speaker 3: that you know, Fallen Gong is not a cult, and
Speaker 3: I understood. I understood some of the reasonable arguments he
Speaker 3: was making, and it was actually the most fascinating part
Speaker 3: of the interview. Now think about it. I got a
Speaker 3: guy on to talk about the Chinese government, you know,
Speaker 3: allegedly harvesting organs, which, by the way, they would not
Speaker 3: be you know, the only third world nation or the
Speaker 3: only Asian nation, or the only enemy of US nation
Speaker 3: that that has been said about. Okay, now do I
Speaker 3: have evidence, No, but this guy allegedly had evidence he
Speaker 3: was some sort of you know, journalist, investigative blah blah bah. Okay,
Speaker 3: so the thing is, but he insisted on off roading
Speaker 3: into that, explaining to me how it wasn't a cult, okay,
Speaker 3: and really his arguments made a lot of sense to me.
Speaker 3: I went, okay, well that makes sense, and I understand
Speaker 3: religious persecution and it's weird. And you know, look, I'm
Speaker 3: living in the state of Georgia where basically, if your
Speaker 3: family says that you behave no, this is a serious thing.
Speaker 3: If your family says that you're, you know, participating in
Speaker 3: strange religious rituals, Okay, and literally, like the language in
Speaker 3: the law is not dissimilar from the the over the
Speaker 3: overly vague language that I'm using it. Okay, if they
Speaker 3: feel as though you're participating in strange religious practices, you
Speaker 3: can end up on a cycled in this state. Okay,
Speaker 3: Like you are.
Speaker 1: Obvious, that's a whole nother That's a whole other topic, Chuck.
Speaker 1: Is the new witch trials, which are surely down the road.
Speaker 1: If we keep moving the way we're moving, well, right,
Speaker 1: it's going to happen. They're already screaming out that the
Speaker 1: evil heat Ethan's are everywhere and they need to be
Speaker 1: brought to justice. So yeah, that's a whole other that's
Speaker 1: a whole other time.
Speaker 3: Well, because they transitioned to the you know, from the
Speaker 3: strenuously I agree with you, to the you are of
Speaker 3: the devil. And I've seen this done before by zelots
Speaker 3: in the mainstream, some of the more you know, uh
Speaker 3: zealous individual Yeah, but some of them, everything is very
Speaker 3: clear either you're with us or you are of the devil.
Speaker 3: And I'm seeing that now come out in politics where
Speaker 3: it's like either you're with us or you were literally
Speaker 3: the evil on planet Earth.
Speaker 2: Okay, but back to I get where you're where.
Speaker 1: You're agreeing with the Fallen Gong signal boosted quote unquote
Speaker 1: journalist guy on that, because yes, that is a real thing. However,
Speaker 1: it doesn't mean that Falling Gong is not a cult.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean that they're not suspicious as hell and
Speaker 1: that they weren't propping this guy up, and that they
Speaker 1: definitely are something that we should be calling out as Hey, look,
Speaker 1: these guys are propagandizing and they fit neatly into the
Speaker 1: right wing ecosystem because they're pointing the finger at the
Speaker 1: evil communist China, which is what you're right in line with,
Speaker 1: you know, the Maga orders of business. Yes, and so
Speaker 1: it works to feed into propping up the right wing narrative.
Speaker 1: And it also works for the left wing critics to
Speaker 1: point out Falling Gong slash the Epoch Times as propaganda's
Speaker 1: part of the machinery of evil, quite likely connected to
Speaker 1: the US imperial establishment somehow. And so it's appropriate if
Speaker 1: you are of the left wing political persuasion to call
Speaker 1: out fall on Gong right now, but not appropriate to
Speaker 1: do others right.
Speaker 3: Now, because I have taken the time to study intelligence
Speaker 3: agencies outside of the United States. You know what, Here's
Speaker 3: the thing about this. I know that this guy and
Speaker 3: obviously the Epoch Times are a tool, but I am
Speaker 3: not so convinced that we know exactly whose box it
Speaker 3: comes from. And here's why. Sure, sure, some of these
Speaker 3: people that have had nation states much longer than ours,
Speaker 3: with much longer histories, have more complex methodologies in some
Speaker 3: cases than we do. Sure we implant people and pretend
Speaker 3: to get close to the grand leader, and then we
Speaker 3: assassinate them. And that's you know, a tale as old
Speaker 3: as time. But on the other hand, it is conceivable.
Speaker 3: Now I want you to follow my logic here because
Speaker 3: a lot of people lose me on stuff like this
Speaker 3: and it drives me crazy. But I know that you
Speaker 3: can follow me on this, Okay, Okay, This guy, the
Speaker 3: Epoch Times, and even Fallen Gong itself could be propped
Speaker 3: up by the Chinese Communist Party as an opposition to
Speaker 3: control people who are tending into the oppositional territory. Much
Speaker 3: like when the US government turned around and funded and
Speaker 3: implanted people so much into subversive organizations, they practically were
Speaker 3: the subversive organizations, okay, And they've had a much longer
Speaker 3: timeline to work on this. So you can take something
Speaker 3: like this and weaponize it in various directions, right you control?
Speaker 3: You know. It's sort of like why did the CIA
Speaker 3: use LSD on you know, hippies, right okay? And why
Speaker 3: did they open up a clinic in San Francisco that
Speaker 3: just so happened. Charles Manson was at a bunch okay,
Speaker 3: and Jolly West was there too. And if you don't
Speaker 3: know who Jolly West was, well you can find him,
Speaker 3: you know, in the proximity of Jack Ruby of Sir
Speaker 3: hansor hann Of Charles Manson magically he is in proximity
Speaker 3: to everybody before they have memory problems and you know,
Speaker 3: start saying crazy things. And he was an MK ultra
Speaker 3: doctor and we know this. Now. The thing is, does
Speaker 3: that mean that he you know, the US government directly weaponized,
Speaker 3: not necessarily, but sometimes things get out of control. So
Speaker 3: here's the thing. A country with a much longer history
Speaker 3: might design a control mechanism to take people that would
Speaker 3: tend to be rebellious and collect them into something that
Speaker 3: they actually have ultimate control over. Okay, much like why
Speaker 3: people talk about the Jonestown experiments. Okay, the thing is
Speaker 3: or the possible excuse me, the alleged joke.
Speaker 2: It's just you're talking about controlled opposition. It's that simple.
Speaker 1: Well, right, it's a controlled opposition deployed, possibly by Chinese
Speaker 1: intelligence in order that they can identify problems domestically, I
Speaker 1: would assume. But Fallen Gong has become an international force
Speaker 1: for influence operations that is very much active in the
Speaker 1: United States. And in a pinch, it is interesting.
Speaker 3: Yes, And in a pinch, just just saying, in a pinch,
Speaker 3: you can use a rifle to prop up a tent okay.
Speaker 3: So the deal is that a tool could be a
Speaker 3: multi tool. Here. You can take a crescent wrench and
Speaker 3: guess what, use it as a hammer sometimes and it
Speaker 3: will be effective as that tool. So what I'm saying
Speaker 3: is the thing that they're using to control their own
Speaker 3: population might, in addition to its purposes, that be utilized
Speaker 3: as an international weapon of propaganda to float certain things,
Speaker 3: to create and gather up other groups in other places
Speaker 3: so that they learn how to monitor them. So the
Speaker 3: thing is they can deploy false crap and make it
Speaker 3: so that it seems legitimate against the Chinese you know
Speaker 3: again Communist Party, which has a part in running a
Speaker 3: lot of things outside of the government as well in
Speaker 3: that country. But they could turn around and deploy this
Speaker 3: and say, look, we're Oregon harvesting and everything else, giving
Speaker 3: a ridiculous narrative to people that might be susceptible to
Speaker 3: it so that they don't pick up on the real game.
Speaker 3: And that is something that I suspect with this situation
Speaker 3: because of the way that this was all packed into
Speaker 3: this weird media figure that had the push from seemingly
Speaker 3: disparate things and clearly was there serving a purpose and
Speaker 3: also try and find this Michael gerber Smith or whatever
Speaker 3: his name was. Now I can't even find him online.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, the thing about fall On Gong
Speaker 1: that is absolutely true is that they have deep pockets
Speaker 1: seemingly endless amounts of money, right because not only are
Speaker 1: they running these things like Epoch Times, this shen Yun
Speaker 1: dance performance thing that if you're in southern California, you
Speaker 1: know what that is because you see the ads right
Speaker 1: everywhere on TV all the time, on every bus, at
Speaker 1: bus stops, posters hung up at you know, your kids
Speaker 1: taekwondo classes. It's everywhere, and it's to the amount like
Speaker 1: it makes you wonder like, Okay, all the money that
Speaker 1: they're spending on this advertising, are they getting it back
Speaker 1: in the couple shows.
Speaker 2: That they actually do, I can't see how they even would.
Speaker 1: And that very much is put on by Falling Gong
Speaker 1: and it's doing the same thing like look what the
Speaker 1: evil Chinese Chinese Communist Party destroyed our centuries of Chinese
Speaker 1: culture and blah blah blah blah. But you know, I
Speaker 1: think the main takeaway is they have endless amounts of money,
Speaker 1: So what the hell is that? But Epoch Times if
Speaker 1: they're going around sowing these absolutely far right again, on
Speaker 1: the appearance of it, alternative maga topics is what they're doing.
Speaker 1: They're catering to that demographic without a doubt. There's no
Speaker 1: doubt that that's who they're targeting for to read their
Speaker 1: articles and whatnot. And so that raises a lot of
Speaker 1: questions too. It's like, Okay, they're propping up this part
Speaker 1: of the system now in American political life that also
Speaker 1: has been propped up by these other international operations. Clearly
Speaker 1: we see that, you know this, So this is begging
Speaker 1: a lot of different questions, right.
Speaker 3: Well, and there's the thing. Look, there's and the method.
Speaker 3: In case somebody thinks, look, Chuck is just you know,
Speaker 3: way too long steeped and conspiracy stuff and he's gone
Speaker 3: into you know, paranoid la la land. Let me just
Speaker 3: invite you to read what is known about the history
Speaker 3: of an American because it's all in English and it's
Speaker 3: wonderful and you can find out about him. And I mean,
Speaker 3: don't read everybody's opinion about him, just read the career
Speaker 3: and what the guy did. James Jesus Angleton. The guy
Speaker 3: was a paranoid psychopath at one point. And he was
Speaker 3: a mess psychologically as far as I can tell. But
Speaker 3: the reason is because he was in counterintelligence and you
Speaker 3: have to think, well beyond you know, somebody's got a purpose,
Speaker 3: they create something, they go to do it. Oh no,
Speaker 3: that is not the black op world. Okay, it just isn't.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: You're sent into a sound, giant hall of mirrors. Everybody's
Speaker 1: trying to get one over and confuse each other, right, right,
Speaker 1: exactly right, and what it is, that's what it plays
Speaker 1: down to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and there are certain levels. And that's why, even
Speaker 3: though it seems insane that like, you know, we took
Speaker 3: a you know, a Nazi surveillance guy under either MK
Speaker 3: and IOMI or or under paper Clip or both, we
Speaker 3: took one of the most like they knew he was
Speaker 3: psychologically unstable and that he was paranoid and everything else,
Speaker 3: because you know, the CIA always says we don't use
Speaker 3: people that are mentally ill. The thing is they knew
Speaker 3: he was mentally ill and evaluated that it would be
Speaker 3: useful operationally. Okay, one of the paper Clip guys.
Speaker 1: Saying Angleton, and that's why they gave him the power
Speaker 1: that they That's what we're talking about.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, Angleton is separate from this guy. I'm
Speaker 3: telling you that, okay, Okay. Going through JFK files, at
Speaker 3: one point there was this vague thing that was connected
Speaker 3: to believe it or not, a a operation paper clip
Speaker 3: guy who ended up being brought into the CIA after
Speaker 3: the OSS collapsed because he was part of an OSS
Speaker 3: thing and ended up with a paper clip pass out
Speaker 3: of Germany. And he was this completely deranged surveillance guy
Speaker 3: who was like watching everybody and trying to watch the
Speaker 3: people that were watching the watch. Okay, he was at
Speaker 3: that point, and they recruited him knowing that he was
Speaker 3: nearly psychotic from the I forget what the term was.
Speaker 3: The psychiatrist he was evaluating him, but it was like,
Speaker 3: he is so paranoid that it has reached a level
Speaker 3: of psychosis, but he is still operationally viable, okay, because
Speaker 3: of that paranoia, not in spite of it, but because
Speaker 3: of it. So that was their evaluation. That was their
Speaker 3: own short and I'm telling you, like a summary evaluation
Speaker 3: one page, and that's what they covered it. Okay. So
Speaker 3: I'm just saying that when you think that, oh, Chuck's
Speaker 3: like making a conspiracy against the conspiracy to build a
Speaker 3: trojan horse to Yeah, they do stuff like that for real.
Speaker 3: It's not TV only now, is that the majority of
Speaker 3: what happens?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Is it happening a million times a day? No, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't say so, but it does happen. Okay, So you
Speaker 3: know it's not me being paranoid. Just look at Angleton's
Speaker 3: history what we know of it. One more time, I say,
Speaker 3: but that will tell you something. I know you've run
Speaker 3: across James Jesus Angleton and you're not, you know, in
Speaker 3: exactly the same research circles as me. But I know
Speaker 3: you've heard of the guy. You know what I'm talking about? Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, yeah.
Speaker 1: And I'm seeing your comment here that the chat saying
Speaker 1: how Rob Schneider was lucky that he made friends with
Speaker 1: Adam Sandler. Yes, that's the whole of his career. He's
Speaker 1: getting work from him this day. Not to bring it
Speaker 1: back to him, but he was one of the featured
Speaker 1: articles by the Epoch Times.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean there's a reason why somebody will, now do you know, Hey,
Speaker 3: let's go talk to James Woods now, you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: because he's useful. But the thing is Rob is interesting
Speaker 3: to me. And let's be fair. You know, he did
Speaker 3: get on the Saturday Night Live without Adam Sandler I think, but.
Speaker 2: He made it.
Speaker 1: That is somehow he did that. I don't know how,
Speaker 1: but he made it. There was he the big star
Speaker 1: from that show? No, no, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear. I don't want to make
Speaker 2: this just about no, not at all, but dragging down.
Speaker 2: But he exists.
Speaker 3: But he existed on a show where his peers were
Speaker 3: who Chris Rock Adam Sandler. I mean, all he had
Speaker 3: to do was make the right friend and he was
Speaker 3: gonna do.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know, I'm just exactly what he did. That's
Speaker 1: that's the entirety of that guy's career. And honestly, for
Speaker 1: talking about Sandler, I don't I'm not really wild about
Speaker 1: him either. But you know, I'm not here to send
Speaker 1: the pop culture Comedy podcast. But if it were, I would,
Speaker 1: you know, No, but tell about talk about my Dane
Speaker 1: for both of those guys.
Speaker 3: But but you can't argue with the fact that Sandler
Speaker 3: has become you know, regardless of his level of talent
Speaker 3: or anything. It's like Joe Rogan, I can't argue with
Speaker 3: you that he's, you know, top podcaster. I don't know why,
Speaker 3: you know, I can't argue.
Speaker 2: But and Sandler, Yes, that's a good that's a good equivalency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Sandler got huge like he did. Yeah, it's the
Speaker 1: same roughly the same thing, exactly right.
Speaker 3: Not the most talented guy, not the most funny guy,
Speaker 3: even in two different fields. Because Sandler, I don't think
Speaker 3: was ever a stand up comedian. Was he? I don't
Speaker 3: think he.
Speaker 2: No, he did.
Speaker 1: He had a stand up album. In fact, I remember
Speaker 1: that from the ninth album. Yes, No, No, no up album. Yes,
Speaker 1: it was very popular too. It was huge songs.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, he had the Thanksgiving song and he did skits.
Speaker 3: You're right. He had a comedy album.
Speaker 1: He did that Goat Boys skit. I remember kids thought
Speaker 1: goat Boy was hilarious because.
Speaker 2: They had like a lot of bad words.
Speaker 1: It's like, this is funny, it's got bad words. He
Speaker 1: was the appeal to kids, right and stuff.
Speaker 3: And also we were cracking up at They're all gonna
Speaker 3: laugh at you. Okay, so I know I remember that too,
Speaker 3: But he wasn't really a stand Look, a stand up
Speaker 3: comedian to me is somebody who went into the clubs
Speaker 3: and had to work out, you know, and act a
Speaker 3: routine at least and had to actually you know, earn
Speaker 3: their way through rooms full of ten fifteen people and
Speaker 3: then finally get into a big comedy You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. That's a stand up media career.
Speaker 1: He was given access to popular culture world and he
Speaker 1: was able to put things out like the albums.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I can explain that to you. Look it's
Speaker 3: very simple. Look it's extremely simple. But that's after his
Speaker 3: Saturday Night Live deal. So Saturday Night Live, which he
Speaker 3: got into networking. Yeah, but he networked that into I'm
Speaker 3: going to put out a comedy album. And the only
Speaker 3: reason why is comedy album sold really is not even
Speaker 3: the bad words. It's because they started playing his stuff
Speaker 3: on all of those just suddenly his stuff was all
Speaker 3: over The Morning Zoos and the Morning Zoos in case
Speaker 3: you know, I know children's I gotta go back, Grandpa
Speaker 3: gotta tell you. But we used to listen to the
Speaker 3: radio in the morning and a lot of kids especially
Speaker 3: loved the Morning Zoo. And the Morning Zoo could have
Speaker 3: been anywhere in the country, like in New York we
Speaker 3: had Scott Shannon was the head zookeeper. Okay, and some
Speaker 3: of these guys in different parts of the country basically
Speaker 3: stole exactly the same format and it's just you know, so.
Speaker 1: They just played comedy clips like, oh, we've got this
Speaker 1: clip Adam Sandler, check it out.
Speaker 3: It's hilarious. Well, they played his songs. His big thing
Speaker 3: was his Thanksgiving song, and and he had a he
Speaker 3: had a Christmas song where he named thena song that's
Speaker 3: what it was, Honka song where he names all the
Speaker 3: Jewish people, including David Lee Roth. And everybody's laughing because
Speaker 3: he did it live with an acoustic guitar. But live
Speaker 3: performance was not the thing he cut his teeth with.
Speaker 3: It was just something that he ended up doing because
Speaker 3: of the population. Like you said, a lot of it
Speaker 3: was recorded in a studio bits you know which, again
Speaker 3: we're also living in the age of the Jerkey boys, Okay,
Speaker 3: being very popul both told tall Booth Willie, there there's
Speaker 3: another kid that's right, and you remember that other one
Speaker 3: about the mother. They're all gonna laugh at you, and
Speaker 3: that was repeated at nauseum during the bit.
Speaker 2: I've heard all of them, yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay. So but the thing is they played the
Speaker 3: stuff they could on radio and blasted it to that
Speaker 3: whole like teen and preteen audience and built. That's how
Speaker 3: his career built. And the next thing, you know is big,
Speaker 3: big movies, and recently they just paid him to do
Speaker 3: you know, Happy Gilmore two thirty years later, and you
Speaker 3: know he was given jobs. He even gave a job
Speaker 3: to a golfer who went broke from his divorce. I
Speaker 3: forget what John Daily, isn't it. And of course he
Speaker 3: brought Rob Scheider back in, probably so Rob could keep
Speaker 3: his health insurance because I don't think he's been in
Speaker 3: a non Adam Sandler movie in about twenty five years.
Speaker 3: So you know what I'm saying is this guy was
Speaker 3: big enough that he's got coattails still Okay, like a
Speaker 3: thirty five forty year career almost with coattails. So you
Speaker 3: can't argue with his business plan whatever the hell you
Speaker 3: want to call it, because it worked.
Speaker 2: That's that's the last that's the last thing I'm doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But what I'm what I'm saying is there you go,
Speaker 3: there's a see and that to me is the these
Speaker 3: people that get the media blessing anyway, But he's not
Speaker 3: a makeup of intelligence. Now, intelligence people see that and
Speaker 3: they they love to grab a hold of somebody like that,
Speaker 3: and they've tried. Like I argue with you that this
Speaker 3: is why the FBI was following John Lennon around, because
Speaker 3: they wanted to see, hey, you want to stay in
Speaker 3: the country, how do you work for us a little bit?
Speaker 3: You know, because of the major influence that the Beatles
Speaker 3: had and he continued to have, and they evolved in
Speaker 3: music and changed and everything and still had careers. So
Speaker 3: there is the intelligence. Communities will pick up things that
Speaker 3: they find useful and try and turn them to their favor,
Speaker 3: but they will also create things. So back to the
Speaker 3: Epoch Times. Okay, this was an online newspaper. All right.
Speaker 3: I know again this sounds crazy, but you know what
Speaker 3: was her name, Arianna Huffington? Right, she sold the Huffington Post. Right.
Speaker 3: Online newspapers were a thing, and then the real rich
Speaker 3: people sold them for big money. And now it's just
Speaker 3: everything's an online newspaper. So is it that special? Now?
Speaker 3: Is that worth it? Anyway? Yeah?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: But I mean one of the points that I make
Speaker 1: about fall On Gong before this show's over, which it
Speaker 1: already is, is that fall On Gong the Epoch Times
Speaker 1: is acceptable to criticize if you're on the left. But
Speaker 1: we're supposed to believe that there is basically no such
Speaker 1: thing as Russian influence operations here in the United States,
Speaker 1: because that's all scam.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 1: I'm here saying that both of those things are examples
Speaker 1: of influence operations. It goes far deeper than what we
Speaker 1: even realize. I think what you're talking about, Chuck, the
Speaker 1: concept that Epoch Times and fall on Gong could actually
Speaker 1: be a splinter sell off of the Chinese government.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, I find that fascinating.
Speaker 1: I think that's a step in the right direction toward
Speaker 1: the larger truth, which none of us are supposed to believe,
Speaker 1: right because we're all pigeonholed our little boxes where we
Speaker 1: only believe like little portions of the story, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. So that's what we have to break
Speaker 1: out of. If we're gonna we're gonna fix anything in
Speaker 1: this giant mess that we're in, we have to start
Speaker 1: being a bit deeper about all this stuff.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'll be honest with you, Aeron, I just
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Speaker 3: over time, but this is necessary. This is why people listening.
Speaker 3: I am so proud to just be even be a
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Speaker 3: have so much fun with the Uncle Show because it's unique.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think we're I think we're now
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Speaker 3: But what I'm telling you, I don't care. And if
Speaker 3: you had two listeners, I'd still do this with you
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Speaker 1: My name is Erin. I'm the nephew in law. Hearing
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Speaker 4: Pop them on, pop them on?
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, got uncle? Hello? Oh yeah, I am good evening.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is a meaning from California.
Speaker 4: Oh, Benny, how you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm so good. I got a question for Uncle. And
Speaker 5: that has to be uh, I was. And it's several
Speaker 5: sporting baseball games in two different parks in Chicago, the
Speaker 5: White Sox and the Cups. And I want to talk
Speaker 5: about go to a ball game. What's your favorite food
Speaker 5: that you go Because I've seen your tic tac videos
Speaker 5: with food, I figured you would you would have to
Speaker 5: give give us all good advice about the food that
Speaker 5: you like at a ballgame.
Speaker 4: At a ball game, you say, right, baseball game.
Speaker 6: The best thing is the hot Doug And go out
Speaker 6: to the ball game when play.
Speaker 2: Fly, take you out to the ball Take you out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that that one.
Speaker 2: Buy me peanuts and pop and pop.
Speaker 6: Jacks and pope and and and uh no, peanuts.
Speaker 1: And you don't care if you ever come back.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's one.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 3: He likes the cracker.
Speaker 4: That's the usual. That's the usual food people usually eat.
Speaker 6: But lately I've noticed something in in a baseball game
Speaker 6: they drink beer. So whoever the director's driver.
Speaker 4: Is cannot drive. You see what I'm talking about. I'm
Speaker 4: not talking to Danny.
Speaker 2: You're talking Danny.
Speaker 4: What do you think about that?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 5: Well, well, I was fortunate I was in Chicago, so
Speaker 5: we're going to the Cubs game. We took the L Line,
Speaker 5: so I wasn't driving, and uh, and then the rate
Speaker 5: right Field, which was in south Side Chicago, we took
Speaker 5: a cab and uh, you know, I went with the
Speaker 5: hot dog in the stadium and uh, I made my
Speaker 5: I had my Chicago job dog at Great Stadium. I
Speaker 5: made it myself before I actually got one at a
Speaker 5: storied restaurant. Wasn't too bad because I had to kind
Speaker 5: of watch others how to make it, but it was
Speaker 5: pretty good.
Speaker 3: Well, let me let me add to this real quick.
Speaker 3: Let me add to this.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do that that meat loaft thing, but I
Speaker 6: haven't gotten the meat yet.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's cool these people.
Speaker 3: But let's let's get to meet me. Let's stick to
Speaker 3: the sporting thing just real quick, because I got a
Speaker 3: question for you. Uncle. See, I haven't been to a
Speaker 3: major league game in a long time. And Danny just
Speaker 3: told you he took the train. In case you missed it,
Speaker 3: he took the train to the wall Park and then
Speaker 3: he got a Okay, you got that, so he didn't
Speaker 3: have to worry about drinking. But I got to tell
Speaker 3: you I got a better value going to a minor
Speaker 3: league game. Because at a minor league game. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: just saying it was. Listen. I want to tell you
Speaker 3: about this because you might want to go to a
Speaker 3: minor league game if you get a chance. I got
Speaker 3: a bracelet, right, and you buy one bracelet, and that
Speaker 3: means you can go up and you could get a
Speaker 3: hamburger or a hot dog and a drink, right, and
Speaker 3: then you come back like a little while later, you
Speaker 3: can come back and get it again and pay nothing
Speaker 3: because you bought the bracelet.
Speaker 15: Okay, Oh yes, I when I was in was it
Speaker 15: West Palm, we went to a minor league game, like
Speaker 15: you said, Chuck, and we went to mon for your game.
Speaker 4: I know what you're talking about. I've been to that.
Speaker 4: I've been to one what you're talking about.
Speaker 6: Okay, But I didn't hear about the bracelet thing, don't.
Speaker 4: I had? That threw me on that. I can't have
Speaker 4: a pass.
Speaker 2: I've got an important thing to talk about to uncle.
Speaker 4: What have been now?
Speaker 2: Hold on me? Called beer?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that is the topic in baseball. People drink beer
Speaker 6: other than go crazy drinking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the people.
Speaker 6: Cannot drink if they go for it, drink, they can't
Speaker 6: have a drink.
Speaker 4: Boo that drinking.
Speaker 6: He has to have a second his driver or going
Speaker 6: who like Danny said, I can't a pad.
Speaker 2: They they need to drink responsibly.
Speaker 1: Exactly what we're going to do because we're doing the
Speaker 1: beer reviewed tonight, uncle, is what I'm trying, and you're
Speaker 1: not and you're not driving with them.
Speaker 4: Hold on, does everybody got a drink? Now? Wait a minute,
Speaker 4: we're still gonna have another cooler?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, we got another call.
Speaker 16: Still right on there, so I kick.
Speaker 2: Hold on, we're not doing it.
Speaker 4: No, we have another goola. I gotta get the callers
Speaker 4: in before we do the drink.
Speaker 2: Uncle, what are you waiting for?
Speaker 4: Get that second cooler in?
Speaker 3: Then, well I'm waiting. I'm waiting for things to clear up.
Speaker 3: Or I move on, Danny, hang on, we'll bring you back. Okay,
Speaker 3: hang on. Maybe maybe we'll talk more about beer and
Speaker 3: get into the drinking because they're gonna do a beer
Speaker 3: test tonight, all right, so hang on and uh then
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go get Jimmy on the line. But as
Speaker 3: I do, you know, it was real cheap to drink.
Speaker 3: I got a can of Jack Daniels. They had a
Speaker 3: Jack Daniels mix and that was real cheap, and then
Speaker 3: I had my free food. I was happy, and you
Speaker 3: know I wasn't driving, So you know, just saying I
Speaker 3: can't drive because of my eyesight, so I never have
Speaker 3: the problem. You don't drink and drive.
Speaker 4: Well that's true too, because they won't. They don't even
Speaker 4: give you a license if you.
Speaker 2: Have a pub right alcoholic.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 6: No, if he has an eyepop and I mean because
Speaker 6: they have to go through the exam and he got
Speaker 6: that problem, so.
Speaker 4: He can't drive either. Hey, hey, Aaron, you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And also, uncle, what's the matter with you? You don't think
Speaker 3: blind guys can be alcoholics? I object, sir, I could
Speaker 3: be an alcoholics if I want to be.
Speaker 4: I'm not I'm calling an alcoholics.
Speaker 6: Yes, they can be whatever they want to be, but
Speaker 6: they can't drink, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I am well aware, Uncle, Thank you, And now we're
Speaker 3: gonna bring Jimmy James on and see what he's going
Speaker 3: to say about whatever. Go ahead, Jimmy, you're on.
Speaker 4: Jimmy, what's happening?
Speaker 17: Just come up to blind and the beer?
Speaker 3: And what was I'm sorry, Jimmy, I might have Yeah,
Speaker 3: I might have muffled my words a little bit. What
Speaker 3: I said is that Uncle said, well, have you got
Speaker 3: a problem? You know? And then Aaron thought it was alcohol,
Speaker 3: and I said, wait a minute, I could be blind
Speaker 3: and an alcoholic. I mean, I could be both, but
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter to my driving because I ain't driving.
Speaker 3: That's all that was the joke. Sorry, Jimmy, that's what
Speaker 3: that was. The joke was, I was making fun of
Speaker 3: myself yourself.
Speaker 4: What was right before that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were talking about what you can eat and
Speaker 3: drink at a ball game because Danny asked about it
Speaker 3: and Uncle was talking about it, and they're going to
Speaker 3: do a beer review. So that's the whole context there, Jimmy.
Speaker 3: So you can what you.
Speaker 4: Want, Tommy, get your mountain, get your mountain, do ready?
Speaker 3: That's what he changes, and he wants you to get
Speaker 3: your mountain. You're ready for your drink, for your you
Speaker 3: know ratings?
Speaker 2: Okay, I do have it?
Speaker 8: You are correct, I'm ready.
Speaker 3: Coincidentally, Jimmy, I have a mountain dew as well. Do
Speaker 3: we have matching mountain dews tonight? What do you think
Speaker 3: you want to guess? What mountain do I have?
Speaker 5: We original?
Speaker 3: Sorry, sir, Nope, nope, not this time. I I do
Speaker 3: prefer the O G usually, but after that, my close
Speaker 3: close second, I get the code red. So that's what
Speaker 3: I have in a cup right now, is a cup
Speaker 3: of Code red from the circle can. But anyway, this cup,
Speaker 3: we'll find out what kind of mountain do you have
Speaker 3: when we do the ratings. Okay, I got this cup.
Speaker 1: Well, the main thing is that we got to start.
Speaker 4: This kick is excitement. He wants to try this, uh
Speaker 4: mis beer. He's jumping out of his chair here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, then maybe I have you drink laddy.
Speaker 2: Hey, wait, man, uncle, get it started.
Speaker 3: Hang on, uncle, Maybe sidekick has a problem. He's so
Speaker 3: anxious to drink the beer. Maybe that's a problem over there. Huh,
Speaker 3: what do you think?
Speaker 4: I know, I know that's what I think it is too.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at him.
Speaker 6: You're just going with his like he doesn't know what
Speaker 6: the heck he's doing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I drinking beer is very much
Speaker 3: asking hey, hey, lit teeth over here. It's like it's
Speaker 3: like the guy, hey, look when you when you're getting
Speaker 3: ready to go out to the club and the other
Speaker 3: guy keeps going, you know, stripper, stripper, strippers. You go, hey,
Speaker 3: calm down, dude. So I was just wondering if we
Speaker 3: have that on our head?
Speaker 6: Anybody anybody talking about that?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: This one?
Speaker 4: Anybody been in New Orleans? New Orleans?
Speaker 6: I mean I go down Booming Streak, and they all
Speaker 6: over the place, Booping Street, got them all over the
Speaker 6: place there.
Speaker 1: Uncle, we got a couple of people in the stripper
Speaker 1: strippers plants. Interesting, Wait a minute, I think they're a
Speaker 1: real person, but I can't tell strippers.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, strippers or beer? What's all over the
Speaker 3: place in New Orleans that you saw? Because there could
Speaker 3: be two things.
Speaker 4: They popping out the windows.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, popping out the strippers or beers.
Speaker 4: Stripplers?
Speaker 3: Okay, just jackets.
Speaker 2: Okay. If this goes on any much longer, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have to drink a beer.
Speaker 3: So let's.
Speaker 2: I can't take much more? Can this beer drives me crazy?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 6: People, get your drinks ready, Danny, get you drink ready,
Speaker 6: whatever you're drinking? All right, you want to that's sting
Speaker 6: what we got?
Speaker 3: Yeah, real quick, uncle, you want me to pop Danny
Speaker 3: back on for the drink test?
Speaker 4: Yes, tell him what you got to drink?
Speaker 2: And on that that you have, Danny.
Speaker 5: So there you go, Danny, Okay, I have a I
Speaker 5: am now in a prosty cold glass dustble brewing company
Speaker 5: called a Hazy i PA and it says peace, Love
Speaker 5: and Haze. It's got a little stronger alcohol content than
Speaker 5: That's what I'm drinking.
Speaker 6: Just just okay, pop this thing, oh, pop this thing opening?
Speaker 4: So I kicked. Since you're so much in.
Speaker 2: A ready to get started, well, let's go, let's go.
Speaker 3: Wait. Wait, wait a second, wait a second, wait a second.
Speaker 3: Side sidekick, sidekick, do me a favorite. Just wait a
Speaker 3: second sidekick, do me a favor, and make sure you
Speaker 3: follow Danny's example because he describes, you know, the cup
Speaker 3: that comes in exactly the he describes a lot when
Speaker 3: you ask him what his drink is. Jimmy James, we
Speaker 3: didn't get his drink either, by the way, we know
Speaker 3: it's a mountain dew, but we don't know what kind.
Speaker 3: So well do we need to ask Jimmy before Aaron
Speaker 3: pops that open? So you know, calm your nerves. So, Jimmy,
Speaker 3: what what what mountain do? Do you have?
Speaker 5: The original?
Speaker 3: Nice? Okay? Cool? Now now now sidekick, it is time
Speaker 3: for the beer.
Speaker 4: Open, open the beer. This guy.
Speaker 6: I've never seen this guy so excited, a little anxious.
Speaker 6: That's why it's crazy, that's why.
Speaker 16: That's why I don't know.
Speaker 4: So he went shopping here tonight.
Speaker 3: Did I did?
Speaker 2: Went out of my uncle to procure this beer.
Speaker 4: That's a shocking experience.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I do work for experience. Now I will say
Speaker 2: our previous beer view of Taiwan beer really went over
Speaker 2: the top.
Speaker 3: Uncle.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we had two double double tens.
Speaker 1: Yep, we've and we've got creative accents. In the chat,
Speaker 1: he's saying, Uncle, you are an influencer because you influenced
Speaker 1: me to go out and buy Taiwan beer.
Speaker 4: He did to.
Speaker 1: He gives it ten out of ten, just like you said,
Speaker 1: thank you for the recommendation. And also Caddy in Texas
Speaker 1: gives it a ten out of ten.
Speaker 2: Race they did too, I guess.
Speaker 4: So man, I missed have people you didn't haven't bees.
Speaker 2: Not bad right?
Speaker 4: So well for a fight.
Speaker 3: And Caddy So it's and Caddy uncle especially loves to
Speaker 3: hear from the ladies on the phone. So if you
Speaker 3: have a phone and you want to call in, please
Speaker 3: do uh just say.
Speaker 6: Yeah, go ahead, call in, call in lady, ladies there here.
Speaker 4: If you want to hear ladies talk.
Speaker 2: And anybody who's calling let us know what you have.
Speaker 1: You can join in with your own beer review three
Speaker 1: and six, but without any further ado.
Speaker 4: You'll open this beer.
Speaker 1: This is what uncle the podcast is drinking here on
Speaker 1: ourdies on myself anyway, this is This came from ninety
Speaker 1: nine Ranch, the Asian grocery store Uncles where.
Speaker 2: I bought this.
Speaker 1: This as you can see, it's got where's this from?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Anyway, this is called snow beer. No snow beer, six
Speaker 1: hundred and forty milli liter bottle, pretty big. This is
Speaker 1: classic snow beer, five percent alcohol by volume, twenty one
Speaker 1: point sixty four fluid ounce it is.
Speaker 2: I could have sworn and said where it was from?
Speaker 4: Got me saying someone trying to read.
Speaker 3: It well somewhere rude in.
Speaker 2: Or maybe well you know it's Chinese there, it's Chinese.
Speaker 4: It's a Chinese Chinese beer.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a product of China.
Speaker 6: China has something new. Now now we're gonna have a
Speaker 6: test this one.
Speaker 3: I bet they don't advertise in the fall On Gong newspaper, though,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: You know, the Time does not have beer that's a
Speaker 1: little government hour for your uncle.
Speaker 4: That's your government. Now we had to a in mya.
Speaker 3: No, just because we mentioned China, we're tying it together.
Speaker 3: That's all just China. There you go, there you go.
Speaker 4: This is kind of thing.
Speaker 1: This is a large bottle of beer. It's snow beer.
Speaker 1: There was an another bottle that was a green bottle
Speaker 1: that also said snow beer.
Speaker 4: When you got both of them, welln't it the evolution.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you that because we need to be used
Speaker 6: to get evolution study, and you know that's coming soon.
Speaker 2: There is a problem with the green bottle.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: It was a regular like twelve ounce bottle and it
Speaker 1: cost eleven dollars for one regular beer bottle. That course,
Speaker 1: this was only like three fifty and it's bigger, so
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell was going.
Speaker 4: Was smaller that one was?
Speaker 2: The smaller one was more, so I didn't get the smaller.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that's all about.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe they're looking at the sizes.
Speaker 3: Eleven bucks.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 16: I'll tell you what it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eleven bucks for that sized beer. It better come
Speaker 3: with a streaming service for a month free or something.
Speaker 3: For God's sake, I mean eleven dollars.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I have no idea what was
Speaker 2: I have no idea why that is. But I got
Speaker 2: the cheaper, bigger ones. So we're gonna drink this.
Speaker 4: I have I have some news. Okay, now that you
Speaker 4: are going shopping with beers. Do they have at that
Speaker 4: store a load of beers?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: Because I'm gonna throw something at though.
Speaker 2: You're asking about ninety nine Ranch.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah they do.
Speaker 2: They have a lot of Asian beer.
Speaker 6: We'll make a day on them and throw out a
Speaker 6: card to them, so we'll have I wanted to look
Speaker 6: on out to them.
Speaker 2: And make more cards, okay, And I want.
Speaker 6: To get them to give them a card to saying
Speaker 6: we're gonna do a thing with you guys.
Speaker 4: So for when we have a be it with you,
Speaker 4: he'll come here and get your some.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna give the cashier a card at ninety
Speaker 2: nine Ranch.
Speaker 4: Well, whoever's in charge of the it's a big operation.
Speaker 3: I want.
Speaker 6: I want to I want to taught that chain it's
Speaker 6: thought that like I.
Speaker 4: Did with the ninety nine cent store. Remember, Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: what I want to do with them.
Speaker 16: You know what you want to start?
Speaker 4: Now we go somewhere.
Speaker 3: You know what you do?
Speaker 4: You bring themwhere to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you bring missus sidekick and your film her with
Speaker 3: your phone, and you act like you're about to do
Speaker 3: a viral Karen moment, and you ask to see the
Speaker 3: manager give him the card.
Speaker 4: So you know what.
Speaker 1: I was also thinking, there's a lot of tic tacable
Speaker 1: moments inside nine Ranch.
Speaker 2: Bananza. Let's probably good lot.
Speaker 13: More view I think we viewed listen here, I can't.
Speaker 4: We views on a tic tat And I'm going over
Speaker 4: the top. Behind you you way behind.
Speaker 2: There, you go, way up there you go.
Speaker 4: I'm going from up, just like the Empires. This man
Speaker 4: told me today.
Speaker 16: But you know listening to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know, uncle, once when i'm but once
Speaker 3: you're up, uncle, it's hard to keep it up anyway.
Speaker 3: Tick tick tack.
Speaker 4: He can keep it up.
Speaker 6: Okay, excellent, So I can keep it up as long
Speaker 6: as he stay over here.
Speaker 16: And okay, you he is so anxious for that, this
Speaker 16: man here, drink.
Speaker 2: Let's go for somebody beer for.
Speaker 16: Somebody is so anxious, I'd figure you'd have it.
Speaker 3: Open a ray okay, uncle, no, Uncle, relax a minute
Speaker 3: so you can taste the beer. Relax, a minute, okay,
Speaker 3: and he's got to open that bottle. He was so
Speaker 3: anxious and he didn't open the bottle. And I'll tell
Speaker 3: you about your out of town okay, hold on, I'll
Speaker 3: tell you about your out of town uncle. Relax a minute.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you about your out of town listeners, so
Speaker 3: I can get that done for you. Okay, Just so
Speaker 3: you know, while he's pouring the beer and I hear
Speaker 3: the beer pouring. Cool anyway, Germany, the United States? Okay,
Speaker 3: there's a bunch of United States. But there's also two
Speaker 3: listeners in Canada, two different ones. So there's one in
Speaker 3: Germany too, in Canada, and the rest are United States. Okay,
Speaker 3: just checking, but I want to make sure that we
Speaker 3: knew what our numbers were there and what we were
Speaker 3: getting on the Ocelli stream. Now, I have no idea
Speaker 3: what you have on the video streams. But are the
Speaker 3: beers poured now, sidekick completely.
Speaker 4: Yes, they are pulled in the cups.
Speaker 2: I poured the beer.
Speaker 6: Okay, everybody trying to drink you abused, all right, whatever you.
Speaker 3: Have, everybody take and let's see what's what. Okay. And
Speaker 3: now I don't really have to tase. I can just
Speaker 3: suck out of a strong to time.
Speaker 1: Uncle, first taste. I'm liking my first taste. What do
Speaker 1: you think of this one?
Speaker 3: Uncle? This?
Speaker 4: This is a very good beer.
Speaker 3: You like this one? Huh?
Speaker 4: I like this one?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think what we're doing here with these reviews, I'm thinking.
Speaker 4: The United States is going down in abuse, in computent abuse.
Speaker 4: But do we wind up looking at China and whatever
Speaker 4: that other places where where you got your beer with
Speaker 4: the other.
Speaker 2: We've been to take up country around the world.
Speaker 6: I know that better beer than the United States. Oh boy,
Speaker 6: I field that's my thing.
Speaker 4: What about you guys?
Speaker 3: Wow, I wouldn't think so, but okay, I would.
Speaker 6: If you ever tasted, if you ever tasted other people's beers,
Speaker 6: you would see what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Chuck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you gotta taste them more.
Speaker 3: No, I've drunk, I've drank beers from other countries, and
Speaker 3: I got to say, I've never been really impressed by
Speaker 3: Asian beers. I've never have been. There's some cool Mexican beers,
Speaker 3: there's cool German beers, there's cool English beers, Dutch, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's a lot of different beers out there
Speaker 3: from a lot of different places. But I like a
Speaker 3: lot of European beers depending you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: They have flavor, they got you know, a bit a
Speaker 3: bit of body to them and everything else. But I
Speaker 3: guess we should start our review with what Danny was first, right, Yeah, Danny,
Speaker 3: we're going on the line.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's uh, that's full. Yeah, I'm gonna I'm going
Speaker 5: to give it. Uh prior to this, I had there Tropical,
Speaker 5: which I had, I would give it a nine point well,
Speaker 5: but that's all. I'll give it a nine point four.
Speaker 5: And it's very interesting you talked about there's three things
Speaker 5: that topics that can do. They have a lot of synchronousity,
Speaker 5: especially the ninety nine market. My wife was just telling
Speaker 5: me earlier today we had a big lots closed and
Speaker 5: he says there's an Asian store there. We agreed, it's
Speaker 5: ninety nine market that's open up right around the corner.
Speaker 5: So if I get a heads up and you easily
Speaker 5: get the beer reviews and drink beers from ninety nine markets,
Speaker 5: their stores were very.
Speaker 1: Big from you, from you, but yeah, because he's in
Speaker 1: California too, Yeah, that's it's.
Speaker 2: A big suh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a chain thing. So here's the chain thing.
Speaker 3: So here's the deal. Another job for sidekick. He's got
Speaker 3: to let Danny know before you guys do a beer review,
Speaker 3: like a day or two before, and that'll give Danny
Speaker 3: a chance to go and get the same beer. That
Speaker 3: would be interesting because you get it from the same
Speaker 3: I can do that.
Speaker 1: Because I can do that, I've aligned to you, Danny online.
Speaker 1: So I go get a beer at ninety nine ranch.
Speaker 1: I'll let you know that I got it. That's the
Speaker 1: first thing I'll do.
Speaker 3: I will do that. There you go, Okay. I appreciate coordinating.
Speaker 6: The coinated coordinated for a review for drinking.
Speaker 5: I think it would be great to see Uncle to
Speaker 5: tiktabs in ninety nine set in the ninety nine market
Speaker 5: source because they are interesting.
Speaker 2: There you go, Oh, there's a lot going on in
Speaker 2: that I'm down to.
Speaker 4: I got.
Speaker 6: I came to this decision that you when you have
Speaker 6: the money to get the beers from that place.
Speaker 2: There you go, okay, And.
Speaker 4: No, remember I told you the ninety the dollar stores.
Speaker 4: Now they were out, they're gone.
Speaker 6: But I'm talking about now you got that place to look.
Speaker 2: How do you like that?
Speaker 4: I can't there you go, Well, that's where you're gonna
Speaker 4: look for them.
Speaker 2: Well, I now want I love ninety nine Ranch.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take you tonight, nine Ranch, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna spend a day and film like fifty different TikTok videos.
Speaker 1: I swear they do so many different things and there
Speaker 1: it's gonna be good.
Speaker 3: Go do that.
Speaker 2: It's all in fact.
Speaker 18: If you want to do it tomorrow, we'll go. Maybe
Speaker 18: if we go, we'll see, we'll make it.
Speaker 6: I want to I want to get a ticktok show
Speaker 6: on that, to get a tic.
Speaker 3: Tak there you go.
Speaker 4: My thing about that. So there's your Saturday name and
Speaker 4: and then two and then two a cart to whoever.
Speaker 3: I will throw a car.
Speaker 4: I want to. I want to throw a cut.
Speaker 2: We'll put a card in front of the lobster tank.
Speaker 2: It'll be great.
Speaker 3: Is every is everybody hyper tonight? Or is it just me?
Speaker 3: Because I'm like, like you guys, but now you guys
Speaker 3: are both high energy tonight. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: The production of the show, Chuck. We gotta keep those
Speaker 1: tic tackers, uh, because if we're not crazy, if we're
Speaker 1: not wild, if we're not loud.
Speaker 2: They're just gonna come and go all right, all right,
Speaker 2: I can't tell.
Speaker 1: I'm looking over there right now. I'm trying to see
Speaker 1: what the numbers are. It's difficult. We're doing okay on YouTube,
Speaker 1: We're doing okay Twitch.
Speaker 2: We even have somebody on kick. I guess we're getting
Speaker 2: a lot of comments.
Speaker 1: We've got creative accents in the chat We've got home
Speaker 1: hair transplant.
Speaker 2: We got to start homebrewing.
Speaker 1: Then something that is a good idea by Chuck so
Speaker 1: home hair transplant is a real person.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being here. I appreciate you in the
Speaker 2: chat room.
Speaker 4: Is that a new guy? I haven't heard of him.
Speaker 2: I think I might have seen them like once or
Speaker 2: twice before, but.
Speaker 4: No one missed to listen to the party people?
Speaker 3: Oh I know.
Speaker 4: I'm really like.
Speaker 6: To know what the partty people? They back in business
Speaker 6: with it, or what's the story.
Speaker 3: I can get a hold of the party of people.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: Creative accents is asking uncles snow China beer or Taiwan beer?
Speaker 2: Acquiring minds mine well, and don't forget which one's better?
Speaker 3: And don't forget you got Jimmy to ask about his
Speaker 3: drink when before you get to your review. But go ahead,
Speaker 3: Snow China or wait, snow or Taiwan?
Speaker 4: Which which one? Who is that?
Speaker 3: For? That's for you?
Speaker 4: Oh for me?
Speaker 2: Which one you like better?
Speaker 4: China?
Speaker 2: Of the of the what you remember Taiwan beer? That
Speaker 2: we gave it ten out of ten last time?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: The tinhouse this beer?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Do you like one better than the other? I know
Speaker 2: which one I like better?
Speaker 4: You like the other one? I know it. But this
Speaker 4: has a good taste to it.
Speaker 2: This is a pretty good beer.
Speaker 4: It's got a good taste to it. This is I
Speaker 4: would give. I would give a close even give take
Speaker 4: about this.
Speaker 6: My my thing would say even even take ether side
Speaker 6: didn't matter.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: This is a malt sort of thing because let me
Speaker 1: read the ingredients for snow beer says ingredients water, barley, malt,
Speaker 1: rice and hops.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's just it, Scott. I don't know what
Speaker 3: they mean by malt, barley, malt.
Speaker 1: It's barley, mals, water, barley, malt, rice, and hops.
Speaker 2: So that's not too many things.
Speaker 16: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's interesting.
Speaker 4: It's good.
Speaker 2: Snow beer is good. But do we need to go
Speaker 2: to jimmy uncle?
Speaker 4: Yeh, Jimmy, When did us taste l like?
Speaker 3: Yes, that mountain Jimmy Stern right.
Speaker 8: Right, I used the zero to five scale. I'm giving
Speaker 8: him a four point two one.
Speaker 4: Nice, that's low. That's low.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, no, he's using the five.
Speaker 3: He's using the five scale. So on your scale it
Speaker 3: would be like eight and a half. That that's where
Speaker 3: he's at about about oh.
Speaker 4: So he's doing a different he's doing a.
Speaker 3: Five scale, right. I see, I just translated because I
Speaker 3: like yeah, and.
Speaker 2: The scale changes.
Speaker 8: I could have sworn in zero to five, it's one.
Speaker 3: It's one to ten with that.
Speaker 17: As far as the Chinese bed, I ain't drinking that.
Speaker 5: He's carrying water.
Speaker 4: No, no, he's not a beer man. Jimmy is not
Speaker 4: a beer man. I already understand. He's a mountain do man.
Speaker 6: So if every drink that you get at the store,
Speaker 6: he's getting mountain dew.
Speaker 2: They don't make that in China.
Speaker 4: I know he don't China.
Speaker 6: But we're testing obvious, Chris, what we do, and he's
Speaker 6: doing it with the mountain dew.
Speaker 4: And to answer understand what you're talking about, Jimmy.
Speaker 3: To answer the private chat question from Phil, which I
Speaker 3: don't know why you're not in the room, Phil, you
Speaker 3: can just speak in the room and not to me.
Speaker 3: But I don't know why Jimmy always has mountain Dew.
Speaker 3: I think he just likes it. But he can answer
Speaker 3: that himself. And the reason why I don't have a
Speaker 3: beer is not because I don't drink. He's asking me
Speaker 3: what you and Jimmy don't drink. And I've never seen
Speaker 3: Phil before, so no, Phil, it's not that me and
Speaker 3: Jimmy don't drink. I don't know Jimmy's story on that,
Speaker 3: but I would drink. I just don't have no money
Speaker 3: for no booze right now, so I only have a little.
Speaker 3: I had enough money to get a soda today, so
Speaker 3: that's why I'm drinking a soda. I don't know Jimmy's
Speaker 3: story on that. He could tell you why he always
Speaker 3: drinks mountain dew. So Jimmy, why do you always drink mountain.
Speaker 17: Dew to help you with caffeine? And I don't drink
Speaker 17: booz should have a long time?
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough, but I coffee, and to be fair
Speaker 3: does yeah, No, I drink all kinds of caffeinated drinks myself,
Speaker 3: so I should should have said also like Jimmy said that, yeah,
Speaker 3: I need caffeine as well. But but I would drink alcohol.
Speaker 3: It's just I don't have any. So that's why.
Speaker 4: Oh well okay, I can understand. But do you know
Speaker 4: any for the oh you know that's coming soon?
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I got it, you know, I do that.
Speaker 3: We I want to still maintain the honeyjack shot. Uh
Speaker 3: you know a tradition we had if we can you know,
Speaker 3: if we can do it, I'd like to do it.
Speaker 3: Uh so you know, if everybody gets a money jack
Speaker 3: and yeah please, So anyway.
Speaker 4: It's gonna go searching for the.
Speaker 2: Uncle.
Speaker 1: We have important information from the chat Creative Accidents says
Speaker 1: that they do brew mountain jew do in China?
Speaker 3: They do.
Speaker 2: They must have pepsi plants in China.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they well they make mountain dew other things,
Speaker 1: but that's.
Speaker 3: Not the mountains something. No, no, no, but that's just
Speaker 3: for the heck of it. Yeah, but they brew. Okay,
Speaker 3: they bottle mountain dew and stuff like that in China,
Speaker 3: but they sell it in China, they don't here, okay,
Speaker 3: just saying.
Speaker 2: Oh no, yeah, yeah, yeah exactly. Yeah, well that's yeah,
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do have a Chinese mountain you here, But
Speaker 1: because the international brand Pepsi. They want to sell their
Speaker 1: products in China.
Speaker 6: They have their Oh I never knew that, right, That's
Speaker 6: something I wasn't sure about.
Speaker 2: That either yeah they did that or not. But yeah,
Speaker 2: make sense that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, jim Jimmy, Jimmy knows that. Gee, Jimmy knows that.
Speaker 3: And Jimmy also knows that that his can, I guarantee
Speaker 3: you he already knows his can was at least made
Speaker 3: in America. So that's the thing. Jimmy's drinking American mountain dew.
Speaker 3: But yeah, people in China can drink mountain dew as well,
Speaker 3: but we don't get Chinese mountain new here. It's not
Speaker 3: like the Coca cola. You know, you see the Coca
Speaker 3: cola from Mexico in a lot of stores. It's not
Speaker 3: like that. Yeah, you can't get Chinese mountain new here
Speaker 3: unless somebody specifically ships it to you. And I don't
Speaker 3: even know they allow it, so you know, good luck anyway.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, Jimmy can't be drinking a Chinese mountain dew.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm trying to get at, Jimmy. Am I
Speaker 3: am I correct Jimmy? Or am I am I correct
Speaker 3: on this, you think or do you know?
Speaker 4: You are absolutely correct.
Speaker 8: Fact, the only person that gets the direct line for
Speaker 8: Chinese mountain dew is.
Speaker 3: Seric Smallwell, ah, there you go.
Speaker 8: Get it delivered by pink thing.
Speaker 3: Well maybe Mitch McConnell's wife too, that might be possible. Right,
Speaker 3: what's her name? Cha?
Speaker 5: He brings by the boat?
Speaker 8: Hey brings it in by the boat.
Speaker 3: Okay, well there you go. I guess she can do that.
Speaker 3: But I don't know her, and neither do you, so
Speaker 3: we we can't get it. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, we've got snow beer.
Speaker 3: We love it. I thought it was funny.
Speaker 2: We're drinking right now, we're drinking snow beer.
Speaker 4: I don't know snow beer beer to drink.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so alright, I'm gonna kill the phones just for
Speaker 3: a minute. Everybody hang on the phone, though. I will
Speaker 3: bring you back. It's just I want to make sure
Speaker 3: we keep it clean for the beer review. And now
Speaker 3: it's Uncle and Aaron's turn to tell you about their beer,
Speaker 3: what they think of it.
Speaker 2: Should we rate this? Uncle, you're ready for this, right
Speaker 2: to give it a good rating one to ten scale?
Speaker 2: Of course, who goes first?
Speaker 3: Uncle.
Speaker 4: You know you do because I'm as a guest. I
Speaker 4: mean you as a guest.
Speaker 6: I am the guest, and you're work in the system,
Speaker 6: so you know you're the first one I owe.
Speaker 2: Was the last. It's my show, all right.
Speaker 1: Well, I will rate snow beer the brown bottle not
Speaker 1: the green one, whatever the difference is.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe if I find enough money laying around, I'll buy
Speaker 1: one of those green bottles.
Speaker 2: But this one I like.
Speaker 1: It's good. It's a good beer. It's not a bad beer.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give it and eight and a half out
Speaker 1: of ten because it's a good, solid, good beer. It's
Speaker 1: not Taiwan beer, but it's good. Let me give it
Speaker 1: eight and a half out of ten.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's pretty good.
Speaker 3: I like this one.
Speaker 2: Alright's on you? What do you say?
Speaker 3: Oh, we had a little.
Speaker 4: I have to taste it a little more to get
Speaker 4: my taste over, get.
Speaker 2: That final tasting in.
Speaker 3: I don't know if everybody can hear Uncle like literally
Speaker 3: taking a swig and swallowing like I can. Is it
Speaker 3: my ears or can everybody hear that? I want to
Speaker 3: know in the chat? Tell us go ahead? Sorry, anybody
Speaker 3: knows I think they do.
Speaker 2: I think they do.
Speaker 4: Well, dude, you did it over again.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 4: Yep, this beer is delicious.
Speaker 6: You know what number it is. I don't have to
Speaker 6: tell you. You know where it's going.
Speaker 3: I think I know.
Speaker 6: Oh boy, Tintin over the top, right, yep, I don't
Speaker 6: know what's one with this, dude.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you.
Speaker 2: I think it was ten out of ten. I think
Speaker 2: it's good.
Speaker 1: It's definitely better than a lot, probably most beers. It's
Speaker 1: probably better than the most beards.
Speaker 6: What it is, what it is about the beus, it's
Speaker 6: the beus out in other countries that make it go
Speaker 6: the better. They're much better than the United States beer.
Speaker 6: I'd be just trying to tell you that. I just
Speaker 6: I've been saying that.
Speaker 4: To you, okay, I mean, and if if.
Speaker 6: You can't figure it in anthea, so I can't.
Speaker 4: What's the problem with the plane? I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's a longer discussion, a.
Speaker 4: Longer discussion just to say, I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: You got creative accidents.
Speaker 4: Clazy accident. What do you got hold on to? Everybody?
Speaker 1: And what is your and actually home hair transplant says yes,
Speaker 1: we can hear the deliciousness stimulating uncle's taste.
Speaker 2: But thank you did so they hear you drinking?
Speaker 3: Good? Good?
Speaker 4: Another drink?
Speaker 1: No, that's great pleasure everybody, it works excellent.
Speaker 4: Who's laughing? Who's that behind you? Oh?
Speaker 6: I never heard of somebody? And I can understand my drinking.
Speaker 6: That Crackloman is doing pretty good tonight.
Speaker 2: A great job.
Speaker 6: Exactly can they give us they're rating on their drinks
Speaker 6: in the crackroom.
Speaker 4: I want to go a little food.
Speaker 1: Anybody who has a drink, yes, please get in the
Speaker 1: chat and let us know.
Speaker 3: Right there's hardly anybody in the old Chelli chat, So
Speaker 3: why don't you go to the chat that has the
Speaker 3: biggest amount of people in it and use that one
Speaker 3: so you don't have to bounce around too much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we're getting I mean, it's been creative accents
Speaker 1: and home hair transplant in the chat all night.
Speaker 2: So if either one of you have anything, let us know.
Speaker 3: What you got.
Speaker 2: Where it comes in on the scale one to ten. Okay,
Speaker 2: another award winning beverage. Oh there's Pepper.
Speaker 1: Hello, Count Pepper excited about this one too, so oh oh,
Speaker 1: here we go, here we go. Crave Accidents has something,
Speaker 1: he says, Uncle, I'm COR's banquet Cobra Kai beer nine
Speaker 1: out of ten.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's pretty close. That's pretty game close.
Speaker 2: Of course, it's pretty good.
Speaker 4: I like to try that.
Speaker 2: You've never had a regular Corps uncle. Oh Couzbier, who
Speaker 2: is original?
Speaker 1: Not Core's light, but Corse the banquet beer is what
Speaker 1: it says on a hand.
Speaker 4: I would like to try that one. But I had
Speaker 4: couls Light, but I didn't have what he said the
Speaker 4: other one.
Speaker 18: No, not that it comes in the brown now cann
Speaker 18: or bottle. It's it's good, I don't think so we
Speaker 18: might have to one have to find it. Oh boy,
Speaker 18: that's something that you gotta for.
Speaker 6: They're gonna have to stack it up because the new
Speaker 6: devolution is coming. I can't get you organized, okay, because emolution.
Speaker 4: Is coming up. And you know what, Drinka got to
Speaker 4: know what he's got.
Speaker 2: We got it all right.
Speaker 1: You know you're talking about but has bottled water Bottom
Speaker 1: has bottled.
Speaker 4: Oh he's not in a drinking So just to.
Speaker 3: Be clear, I just want to be clear about something
Speaker 3: is creative accidents literally rocking the Johnny Lawrence like stubby
Speaker 3: bottle of of Core's banquet. Is that what he's doing?
Speaker 3: Like that's what he's drinking.
Speaker 2: It sounds like I believe he is.
Speaker 1: That's what it sounds like creative accents would make up
Speaker 1: a story like that without actually doing.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I didn't say he made it up. I
Speaker 3: just want to make sure I heard that right. That's all.
Speaker 2: I like Cores.
Speaker 1: I really like that beer myself. I haven't had it
Speaker 1: in a while, but it's a good one. It's a
Speaker 1: good regular. I like Cores. I like Miller High Life.
Speaker 1: What other beer for a light beer? I can't believe
Speaker 1: how good Keystone Light actually is. It's a light beer
Speaker 1: and it's you know, it should be total crap, but
Speaker 1: it's better than total crap.
Speaker 4: I just like the lemon beer that was it cool
Speaker 4: lemon beer put on I mean nine in it.
Speaker 3: Oh he's talking. What do you call it? Corona?
Speaker 4: I love my coronas.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I like.
Speaker 4: They have a song for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they do. Ye the beer that showed exactly
Speaker 3: how many stupid people drink it when they stopped because
Speaker 3: of coronavirus. Corona beer, yes, very good because all of
Speaker 3: a sudden their sales did when coronavirus went like you know, widespread,
Speaker 3: all across every day. Oh my god, coronavirus. Coronavirus, and
Speaker 3: people went, I'm not trigging the Corona beer no more. Anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they did that. That's a little literal thing like their
Speaker 3: sales dropped off right away, which is fun.
Speaker 4: Did we get did we get Danny's number? I know
Speaker 4: we got.
Speaker 2: Did we get Danny's raining on his beer?
Speaker 3: I thought we did. Look, I'll pop them back up
Speaker 3: and make sure. But I thought we did. Let me
Speaker 3: make it sure.
Speaker 2: I think he came out with that. But let's hear
Speaker 2: it again. Danny reviewing, but I'm not.
Speaker 3: It goes nine point four, nine point four for Danny.
Speaker 18: Oh wow, Oh yeah, no, Danny, I hood Danny's I'm
Speaker 18: talking about that.
Speaker 5: Well, I got a question for you.
Speaker 3: Jimmy's Yeah, Jimmy had his mountain on a different scale
Speaker 3: and everything.
Speaker 16: That's right.
Speaker 4: I did hit that.
Speaker 3: Sorry, now Danny's trying to ask you a question. Sorry, Danny, go.
Speaker 4: Ahead, Oh, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 5: Yeah. When were you in New Orleans? And was it
Speaker 5: Mardi Gras chance?
Speaker 6: Oh well, this was back.
Speaker 4: When my father was alive. Hey, but me and Dave
Speaker 4: was with me. We were walking down I don't know
Speaker 4: if it was Bonnie Quad mm hmm.
Speaker 6: We were just walking down the middle of the street.
Speaker 4: And we just saw these well ladies jumping out the windows.
Speaker 2: Ladies jumping out of windows.
Speaker 4: With the swinging swinging out the windows.
Speaker 1: Oh, I was scared that, Yeah, I mean I thought
Speaker 1: I thought they were jumpers jumping out Danny mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Sounds like shunds, like I've been to New Orleans and
Speaker 5: I've been to Mardy Gross, so I was just curious
Speaker 5: that we might have been some who has.
Speaker 4: At the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was there in eighty two. Is the time
Speaker 3: that you went there with Dave and your dad? Eighty
Speaker 3: two maybe?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: I remember, Actually don't remember what the year was. I
Speaker 6: was little, but I know we was walking down the middle.
Speaker 2: You're walking down the middle, yeah, Bourbon Street.
Speaker 4: Big Street. I'm not sure that year, though I have.
Speaker 5: Quite story about Mary. I don't think there's enough time
Speaker 5: for my trip to New Orleans. It would take probably
Speaker 5: half the show or maybe twenty minutes. It was pretty insiting.
Speaker 4: You did go, so you did go.
Speaker 5: We started talking about strippers. You weren't about thirteen or
Speaker 5: fourteen years old, were you when you were walking down
Speaker 5: Bourbon Street.
Speaker 4: No, I was up too much. Uh maybe nineteen eighteen
Speaker 4: or nineteen in Okayay, I started driving too well.
Speaker 5: I know the area and I know Yeah. I went
Speaker 5: to Yeah. I took my kids to Disneyland and we
Speaker 5: decided to go visit Hollywood. And it wasn't what we
Speaker 5: expect when I saw two dollars for all day parking.
Speaker 5: But as we're getting close to Hollywood, my son was
Speaker 5: about thirteen, started screaming strippers he saw. Oh it was
Speaker 5: it was prostitutes and slickers sounded just like you. I
Speaker 5: was wondering if you were the same age.
Speaker 6: I'm not positutes now. The fact I'm watching I'm watching
Speaker 6: a movie right now. Health Wheels is the name of it.
Speaker 2: Health Wheels for Wheels, Health for Wheels.
Speaker 4: I'm in a series with it.
Speaker 2: It sounds like an infomercial.
Speaker 6: It's a commotion with cowboys, Indian engine all kinds of things,
Speaker 6: and he's doing They're doing a weird world building the
Speaker 6: real world, ouncle.
Speaker 2: I realized something about the chat.
Speaker 1: I believe when people type an emoji and they put
Speaker 1: an emoji into the chat, it shows up as like
Speaker 1: it says what the emoji is. It says something with
Speaker 1: pink tears. Instead of showing like a little smiley faced
Speaker 1: with pink tears, it says like smiley pink tears or something.
Speaker 1: So that's a weird little thing going on with their
Speaker 1: chat that I just realized because I saw people putting.
Speaker 2: Stuff in there, like, what the heck is that? It's
Speaker 2: Emoji's Moji? We need to watch the emoji movie call
Speaker 2: we got.
Speaker 4: We got one?
Speaker 6: Hey, by the way, talking about movies, what are we
Speaker 6: going to go back to the tapes to us?
Speaker 2: Yes, I know a VHS watch party with Uncle.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a very fun live stream that we do
Speaker 1: on weekends. Sometimes we have not done one in a
Speaker 1: long time. We need to do it again, honestly, Uncle, I.
Speaker 6: Was we'll put it on for your tape on that Keny,
Speaker 6: can we do that?
Speaker 1: We need to do it again. I was kind of
Speaker 1: trying to build the audience up a little. I was
Speaker 1: hoping that TikTok would be a way to get more
Speaker 1: people involved in the show bigger, and we're building the
Speaker 1: audience on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Actually, we're getting more followers and it seems like we're.
Speaker 1: Getting more views. So as it gets a little bigger,
Speaker 1: I want to start doing that again. I want to
Speaker 1: start doing the gaming again because we got so few
Speaker 1: views before. But if we could wrangle more people, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but but I want to do it again
Speaker 1: because it's been a while since we've done VHS. Watch
Speaker 1: party everybody. We'll have to do it at some point.
Speaker 1: That in vintage gaming too.
Speaker 6: I want to what you were saying you wanted to watch.
Speaker 6: Is that a movie you can watch or is that
Speaker 6: a video tune?
Speaker 1: Well, the Emoji movie movie we couldn't watch. I would
Speaker 1: watch it on stream because it's going to be copywriter.
Speaker 4: Okay, well put it on screen. Put on screen. Well,
Speaker 4: we'll watch it.
Speaker 2: Then we can talk about it after we watch it.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, yeah, you're looking after we watch it. Maybe
Speaker 6: maybe this weekend Saturday, I know.
Speaker 4: You're going somewhere Sunday. I don't know, maybe next weekend.
Speaker 4: I'm just asking, you.
Speaker 3: Know, there's nothing to stop here from putting on a
Speaker 3: movie like that, Aaron, and then pausing it and then
Speaker 3: getting Uncle to record like a thought about part of
Speaker 3: the movie, and then get it all together and make
Speaker 3: it under the uncle's movie review as you go. Would
Speaker 3: like an Emoji movie, we can do that and that
Speaker 3: way you wouldn't have a copyright strike. And it's just
Speaker 3: a movie review kind of like in different hearts clipped
Speaker 3: together real quick? What about that for tic tac.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's a good idea.
Speaker 3: Could be.
Speaker 4: Chack, he knows what he's talking about. I like that
Speaker 4: idea sometimes. Okay, we can do that. You cut that
Speaker 4: cut that.
Speaker 2: I've got that got.
Speaker 3: They go, So, guys, we're down to the last ten
Speaker 3: minutes of uncle's time. So yeah, ten more minutes left
Speaker 3: because you're you know, you're overtaking. This is going, this
Speaker 3: is drinking, Yes, exactly, and we still got Jimmy on hold.
Speaker 3: I'll put Jimmy back on if you want. If you
Speaker 3: want to start getting shout outs or whatever you want
Speaker 3: to do, here, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Let's good shout out time. Uncle. Let's do shot We'll
Speaker 2: do shoutouts.
Speaker 18: Jimmy shout out, Jimmy shout out.
Speaker 4: Did we have what's his name?
Speaker 3: Fush? Well, we could, but you were on hold a
Speaker 3: long time, so I let you jump over Danny.
Speaker 4: Oh, he's jumping over Jenny.
Speaker 17: Well.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you guys heard that. This twenty
Speaker 5: three and mean company.
Speaker 6: I went belly up there.
Speaker 8: In bankruptcy or my siblings could contributed to that stupid database.
Speaker 4: Yes, and all this.
Speaker 8: You know, they're in bankruptcy court and anyone who buys
Speaker 8: that crap could have access to I don't know half
Speaker 8: of America's DNA, I would.
Speaker 17: Suppose, but I don't know that. Again, and I knew
Speaker 17: something was up.
Speaker 8: I mean, come on, the thing said I was a
Speaker 8: percent fulcan.
Speaker 3: Well you know, Jimmy, you and I, You and I
Speaker 3: are probably the only two people to ever get on
Speaker 3: a radio show that said that that company was gonna
Speaker 3: go belly up exactly, and to wonder what would happen
Speaker 3: to all that data? Because I was reviewing back transcripts
Speaker 3: of mine and guess what I said at about two
Speaker 3: and a half years ago. I said, you know, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: I wonder what's going to happen when that company goes bankrupt?
Speaker 3: And people thought I was being stupid back then. So
Speaker 3: sometimes sometimes, you know, I get something right. So I
Speaker 3: just want to point that out. Jimmy, and I appreciate
Speaker 3: that you had the same thought. Excellent and now it's happening.
Speaker 17: Yeah, a good one. I mean, that's it's.
Speaker 5: A danger and it's out there.
Speaker 8: It's I mean, the damn government should buy and destroy
Speaker 8: that data.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, you don't think they already have You
Speaker 3: don't think they.
Speaker 17: Already have the data?
Speaker 4: I think they it.
Speaker 3: I think they got the truth.
Speaker 6: I think uh uh uh, I think they burned it
Speaker 6: when they want to tell me.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm sorry, uncle, I got to disagree with you,
Speaker 3: because nobody's going to burn anything that's worth millions of
Speaker 3: dollars in data, and that thing has got to be
Speaker 3: worth millions of dollars in date. Data is expensive, man.
Speaker 3: The people buy and sell data. I mean, think about it.
Speaker 3: Why was Why in the world was X worth forty
Speaker 3: billion dollars or whatever? Must paid for it? Huh because
Speaker 3: of the data? See what I mean? What is data?
Speaker 6: Can you ask me a question? What is data so expensive?
Speaker 6: And what does that mean?
Speaker 18: I'm a little I don't know if we have time
Speaker 18: for all those for next week.
Speaker 3: This is non government hour you're almost talking to That's
Speaker 3: why I.
Speaker 2: Do government our time. You could talk about it.
Speaker 4: Yes, you all excuse me. I didn't know it was good.
Speaker 1: I find it interest that you've expressed interest in the
Speaker 1: sert of topic on Colin.
Speaker 4: Oh, you you're going to talk about it next week?
Speaker 4: How's that.
Speaker 1: It makes me feel good that you might actually be
Speaker 1: interested in that kind of Well, just that one, just
Speaker 1: that one, just that.
Speaker 2: One, nothing else not now.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 4: I mean, just that one. You can talk about it.
Speaker 4: I forgot it was a government now exactly.
Speaker 3: Since uncle show is doing so much better than yours,
Speaker 3: he's going to tell you how to get better. That's
Speaker 3: the way it works.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, and now you got I was off target.
Speaker 4: Jimmy got into that conversation. I got offline.
Speaker 6: That's thank you, because I was thinking, wait a minute,
Speaker 6: what is this. I was thinking my head, Hey, what
Speaker 6: is this he's talking about? It's your line, it's your show.
Speaker 3: You can go on any line you want, all right, anyway,
Speaker 3: And now you got Danny for his shout out or
Speaker 3: whatever he wants to say. And he's his linees up,
Speaker 3: just so you know, Danny shout out, shut up.
Speaker 5: I got to say that the drinks are good, God
Speaker 5: is great, you know, the comedy hours enjoyable. Thank you
Speaker 5: for let me participate.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 4: Welcome, Thank thank you man.
Speaker 1: And I will that was next. I will let you
Speaker 1: know time I get a beer, I'll send you a
Speaker 1: message and you can go to nine nine ranch and
Speaker 1: and get it yourself and join us.
Speaker 3: I'll be great.
Speaker 4: That's what he's got on then I like that.
Speaker 3: That'd be great.
Speaker 2: He's got he's got this. Okay, so let's here, do
Speaker 2: we need to do shout out?
Speaker 3: Uncle?
Speaker 4: Well, let's see who else is that? Did he do
Speaker 4: a shut out?
Speaker 3: Danny?
Speaker 4: Just did one?
Speaker 3: Danny? I believe did y?
Speaker 4: Did you do you?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Okay, you can get my shout out?
Speaker 3: Okay, really quick, hold on, hold on, sidekick? Just one thing, uh,
Speaker 3: I do have a question from the chat room, which
Speaker 3: uh is asked every week, is does anybody know how
Speaker 3: Robin's doing?
Speaker 5: Only?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, I meant to ask about that too.
Speaker 3: The only thing I can add is that it looks
Speaker 3: to me like, believe it or not, Robin might be listening,
Speaker 3: but I don't think he's calling it. So I don't
Speaker 3: know if he's still recovering. But I hope he's recovering,
Speaker 3: and I hope he's doing well, but I don't have
Speaker 3: any information. Do you guys know anything?
Speaker 4: So he's listening though it looks like it to me,
Speaker 4: But you.
Speaker 3: Know, I hope so, and Robin, if you are great.
Speaker 6: I really yeah, I really miss that guy to talk
Speaker 6: because he gives me a push.
Speaker 4: There you go, bad fellow.
Speaker 6: That guy does for the reason when he starts talking,
Speaker 6: he makes sense.
Speaker 3: He does.
Speaker 4: I mean something, But Canada, Canada man.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Canada man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, shut out to Canada man.
Speaker 1: We hope you are getting better as soon as you
Speaker 1: can call back in and we look forward to talking
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 2: Let's your other shout out?
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, who else got to shut out?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, we got to do ours.
Speaker 4: We'll go ahead and take you as struggling here.
Speaker 2: I'm suying to think of one.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I'm having such a problem.
Speaker 4: But switching the flat bombs and you didn't know what
Speaker 4: he's doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't get out more. Uncle.
Speaker 1: Shout out to whoever does the importing of snow beer.
Speaker 1: Whoever that is comes over on a boat. The guy
Speaker 1: who the crew of the ship that comes into the
Speaker 1: port of Long Beach almost certainly shout out to you,
Speaker 1: snow beer, We like it.
Speaker 3: Who's your shout out?
Speaker 2: Hell?
Speaker 4: I had to think now my show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see, it's not so easy, right, I know, I know,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I was I'm like that too. Tonight
Speaker 2: I'm talking, what's wrong with shoot? We got problems.
Speaker 6: We know to shut out with every buddy, shut out
Speaker 6: to everybody that likes my show, Ben, who's of course,
Speaker 6: but what are you laughing at?
Speaker 2: I like more than my show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm just letting him know. Kiss, wait a minute,
Speaker 4: it's going.
Speaker 3: To shoot at.
Speaker 2: Shout away, shout away.
Speaker 6: So and and and.
Speaker 4: The people that were listening to it.
Speaker 6: Chuck was saying to people who they were, I'm lad
Speaker 6: it was listening.
Speaker 2: There you go, Chuck, do you have it here?
Speaker 4: You go?
Speaker 3: Oh no. My shout out was making sure that Robin
Speaker 3: got mentioned and that it looks to me like he's
Speaker 3: why listening at least, And I hope that's true because
Speaker 3: that's about where you would be in Canada. One of
Speaker 3: the Canada listeners looks like Robin to me, and I
Speaker 3: hope that's true. Oh somebody, somebody let go something there,
Speaker 3: But that wasn't me anyway, just saying. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But I just want to make sure Robin got a
Speaker 3: mention because we do miss him, and I hope he's
Speaker 3: doing well. That's all.
Speaker 2: That's the show for the week. Uncle the At Uncle Podcasts.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, the street Team. Mom, shout out to you, shot,
Speaker 4: I forget about this. Yeah, thanks, thanks, thank you.
Speaker 2: But that's it. Uncle, Why didn't bring us home for
Speaker 2: the day here
Speaker 4: M hm