Speaker 1: Oh well, thats are hello and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy and my name is Jonathan,
Speaker 2: I'm Jacob, and tonight we are going live with the
Speaker 2: good Cult members around the world, the final Tuesday before Election, Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Final Tuesday for Halloween as well the All Hallows Eve,
Speaker 3: dog all the spooky season coming through. It coming to
Speaker 3: a head here, And you know, I'm actually really a
Speaker 3: pump for it. I haven't been able to get really
Speaker 3: into the into the spirit this year as far as
Speaker 3: I because my house wasn't decorated. I've had a lot
Speaker 3: going on. But like last week we threw up a
Speaker 3: couple of inflatables, went and got pumpkins. We're gonna carve
Speaker 3: them mugs up tomorrow. So like, you know, I'm finally
Speaker 3: getting in the spirit. Had me some hot apple cider.
Speaker 3: Felt like a real Yankee about it, but like I'm
Speaker 3: gonna be real, Look tho shade all you want, Southerners,
Speaker 3: but like you know, hot apple cider. That's the tits.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 2: It's amazing, does it fuck?
Speaker 3: I think it focks hard, just me personally. Now there's
Speaker 3: the like the little whiskey in there or something like that.
Speaker 3: And throw some cinnamon, some muddling up in there. Look,
Speaker 3: I'm not against its all. I'm saying as far as
Speaker 3: the the hatred of the North to the South goes,
Speaker 3: I call it when it comes to hot apple cider.
Speaker 2: Just personally, I'm I'm not that crazy about it. To
Speaker 2: be honest with you, there's a lot of like holiday
Speaker 2: shit that I do love though, Like I get down
Speaker 2: on some pumpkin spices, some pumpkin pie, any really anything pumpkin.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, that is just the way
Speaker 2: to my soul, I think. But yeah, I'm really excited.
Speaker 2: We got Halloween coming up here in a couple of days,
Speaker 2: and uh, it's gonna be my first time trick or
Speaker 2: treating in Texas. So we'll see how that goes.
Speaker 3: Where are you going, like to a rich neighborhood, because
Speaker 3: that's that's the move, I think.
Speaker 2: So it's my ex's mom's neighborhood, and so they got
Speaker 2: some nice houses over there. So uh, we'll see if
Speaker 2: anybody's gonna be handing out pennies or if they're gonna
Speaker 2: be handing out full size candy bars.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, hell yah, I'm gonna be honest in my
Speaker 3: entire life. I have only seen one house ever hand
Speaker 3: out full sized candy bars Halloween. That's a that is
Speaker 3: a meme, that is a myth. That chick isn't out there,
Speaker 3: that sweet old lady. Do you realize that's like hundreds
Speaker 3: and hundreds of dollars in just one type of candy bar? Like, dude,
Speaker 3: I know somebody out there's got a hearder goal, but
Speaker 3: I have only seen it one time, and that person
Speaker 3: was literally balling out of control and it was a
Speaker 3: flex on all the other parents and I know the fucker,
Speaker 3: so I know it's exactly what it was.
Speaker 2: I know for sure that there are definitely people who
Speaker 2: do it for like a big money, Like my pockets
Speaker 2: are fat, kind of kind of flex there. But ultimately,
Speaker 2: as a little kid, you're not thinking about that. You
Speaker 2: don't give a shit about that. You want the I mean,
Speaker 2: I used to love going dude. Back in Pennsylvania. We
Speaker 2: used to instead of bringing like a little Halloween basket
Speaker 2: or whatever to collect your candy, dude, we would just
Speaker 2: bring pillowcases because our neighborhood was so huge, and you
Speaker 2: just throw it over your shoulder and there would always
Speaker 2: be like people giving away like real like different kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, not only just can but you'd get like Huggies.
Speaker 2: Sometimes people will be handing out like five dollar bills.
Speaker 2: It was pretty crazy.
Speaker 3: Okay, I never had some of my handout money at Halloween.
Speaker 3: I don't know what part of fucking pa is doing
Speaker 3: it like that, but I'm jealous of you, be real,
Speaker 3: I'm there's no hatred, just pure jealousy. Honestly.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's still like that now, but
Speaker 2: that's how it was.
Speaker 3: I was growing up. The pillow cases though, yo, same,
Speaker 3: that was the only way to fly. Some of these
Speaker 3: kids with these plastic bags they started ripping. You drag
Speaker 3: them across and shit and all some pillowcases hauled over
Speaker 3: your back like you feel like a mini Santa Claus style.
Speaker 3: That was the move.
Speaker 2: It was the move, yeah, for sure. So I'm really
Speaker 2: excited to, you know, see what Texas has to offer
Speaker 2: for Halloween. I don't know what we're going for as yet.
Speaker 2: I think it, Oh, it was supposed to be. So
Speaker 2: my son's initials are B A M, and so he's
Speaker 2: gonna be going as Bam bam, like from the Flintstones.
Speaker 2: And so I'm thinking because I was like, should I
Speaker 2: go as should I go as Fred? But it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, Fred wasn't Bam BAM's dad. And I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna go as Barney. You know, I might just go
Speaker 2: as Bam Bam.
Speaker 3: Also who knows, No dude go as Barney and uh,
Speaker 3: and somebody goes bet Betty was a hotter one. Wilma
Speaker 3: was I but Betty had it going on.
Speaker 2: She had the curves on her. There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 3: I was saying, Steph, your hand has raised. What's happened
Speaker 3: with you?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 4: How are you guys doing tonight?
Speaker 3: Living that life? Living that life? How are you? Steph?
Speaker 4: I'm doing good. I'm doing good. But I did want
Speaker 4: to I swear my life. One time in my life,
Speaker 4: I was given a full sized candy bar one time.
Speaker 4: I remember the neighborhood. I remember the house is one
Speaker 4: of the big houses across the street, across the way,
Speaker 4: the two story houses. Yeah, I was not a two
Speaker 4: story house type of person. But this this lady had
Speaker 4: full sized candy bars, a nice bath skit, a bunch
Speaker 4: of butterfingers Reese's and I think her she's And I
Speaker 4: remember she put her hand in my bag and I
Speaker 4: swear in my life. I heard it drop. I go home,
Speaker 4: and obviously the first thing I want to get is
Speaker 4: the full sized candy bar. There was nothing in the bag.
Speaker 4: I think it was like a trick. I don't know
Speaker 4: what she dropped in the bag, but I think and
Speaker 4: I asked all my friends. Every single one of them
Speaker 4: did not get the full sized candy bar.
Speaker 3: Bro what if that was a trick candy bar with
Speaker 3: a string. They're like, do you drop anything? You can
Speaker 3: pull it up real quick, and y'all never saw because
Speaker 3: she was slick with it.
Speaker 4: I think she had a full sleeve and she I swear,
Speaker 4: I swear in my life that I got as I
Speaker 4: got robbed. I got robbed. So I've never had a
Speaker 4: full sized candy bar over here?
Speaker 2: Does that is horror? I remember getting tricked like that
Speaker 2: on Halloween too, not necessarily with the full size like
Speaker 2: fake candy bar, but it was. We used to get
Speaker 2: like these. Uh I don't even know what kind of
Speaker 2: candy it was, but you'd open it up and there'd
Speaker 2: be like little rubber roaches inside instead of actual candy.
Speaker 2: And I was like, that's fucked up, Like I'm a kid,
Speaker 2: would I mean, I get you know, it's trick or treat,
Speaker 2: so I guess you get both or whatever. But I
Speaker 2: just remember thinking, like, why you got to be the
Speaker 2: house that's the trick? You know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean I tried. The fake roaches stopped being funny
Speaker 3: in my household very quickly because I overused them. The
Speaker 3: fly in the ice cube that also got played out
Speaker 3: rather quick. Stink bombs, those were, you know, strategically done.
Speaker 3: Actually I was still laughing. Abut I'll lowed to say
Speaker 3: strategically done. But that could like really hinder a family gathering.
Speaker 3: It's something that you think would stay in one room
Speaker 3: but bombed out the whole fucking house for like two hours.
Speaker 3: But you know, I regret nothing because that shit's funny
Speaker 3: as hell, so you know whatever. But yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 3: The little rubber roaches, it's like, come on now, bro,
Speaker 3: they were funny, but not in the candy.
Speaker 2: How how do you raise your hand on this?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Founding fathers asking how to raise your hand? I've never
Speaker 2: had to do it, actually, so Sam, how do I
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 5: Okay, to raise your hand, you would go over to
Speaker 5: reactions to the heart. You would tap it and then
Speaker 5: it would say either raise hand or lower hand. But
Speaker 5: the funny thing you mentioned about the stink bombs, I
Speaker 5: remember me and a couple of My uncle Jason was made.
Speaker 5: He was dating a chick at the time. Me and
Speaker 5: two out of three of whole boys. We we went
Speaker 5: around and we try to We wanted to hang out
Speaker 5: with the older boys, but they didn't want us to.
Speaker 5: So I being me, I remember my dad had the
Speaker 5: tay bombs, so we took them. We dropped them through
Speaker 5: the smoke stack up there that we know that they
Speaker 5: had a bucket set to with the that they would
Speaker 5: catch leak. We dropped like six of them in the
Speaker 5: bucket and we held the door shut with them.
Speaker 6: Minute.
Speaker 3: Wait wait you said cherry bombs or stink bombs?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: They were the red balls that when you dropped and
Speaker 5: they smoked everywhere and they gas you out.
Speaker 3: Oh God, okay, smoke bombs for I thought you meant
Speaker 3: cherry bombs. Bus they dude, four of those is like
Speaker 3: a quarter stick of dynamite. How ma, did you drop
Speaker 3: down the smoke stack?
Speaker 5: But okay, we dropped not like a whole pack of
Speaker 5: the smoke bombs, but we did. You Uh. You know
Speaker 5: those uh the length of dynamite, the tint ones that
Speaker 5: you would light at, you would light and your throw
Speaker 5: at you'll like you bother on anything. Uh.
Speaker 6: I actually got a pack of those.
Speaker 5: I got them in a care package from my dad
Speaker 5: on base. And there was a dickhead in the squad base.
Speaker 5: So I took boot bands. I boot banned him to
Speaker 5: his rack and I lit them and I threw the
Speaker 5: chain under his cover with a minute.
Speaker 3: I'm so confused. If you were like what setting shit
Speaker 3: off in a squad bay, you were very lucky you
Speaker 3: didn't get skull fucked by your instructors like I.
Speaker 5: Just to be fair, to be fair, I did let
Speaker 5: my gun awsuldiant know what I was gonna do and
Speaker 5: why I did it. Dude owed me five hundred dollars
Speaker 5: and he said he wasn't gonna pay me.
Speaker 2: So it's a word. It's a worthy punishment, I would think. Then, Uh,
Speaker 2: founding father, Now that we figured out how to raise
Speaker 2: the hand, what's up, dude?
Speaker 7: There we go. Hey, I just want to say, I
Speaker 7: know I don't get to watch all your guys' lives,
Speaker 7: but I love listening to you guys every single day.
Speaker 7: So that's that's all I wanted to say.
Speaker 3: And we appreciate you, dude. You you are one of
Speaker 3: the most rial ones we got. But I know that
Speaker 3: three am comes early. I fuck it, totally does.
Speaker 7: Raymond Houses is a pain in the ass in the
Speaker 7: southern South. So right next to the Gough Shores, Man,
Speaker 7: you know where the do you know where the BUCkies
Speaker 7: is in Alabama? Yeah, I'm a mile from there. That's
Speaker 7: where I live at.
Speaker 3: We literally just passed your way going to and from
Speaker 3: Brohemian Grove.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, I know, I know. I haven't listened to
Speaker 7: that episode yet.
Speaker 3: So okay, and you're talking about the Ocean or Beach
Speaker 3: Express BUCkies, right.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I'm seriously three quarters of a mile from
Speaker 7: the Beach Express.
Speaker 3: Bro all right.
Speaker 2: That one?
Speaker 3: Yeah for real?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where I went back to in my troop,
Speaker 2: that exact buies.
Speaker 3: Did you guys see Oasis Oasis? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, the last stop in Alabama? Yeah, okay, so that
Speaker 7: I'm literally I go up there every day.
Speaker 3: Damn. If we would have known, we would have made
Speaker 3: a stop. Yeah, right there. So I don't know what
Speaker 3: the hell the roberts Dale BUCkies is. The science says
Speaker 3: Beach Express and the lady behind the counter wants to
Speaker 3: give me somebody the Roberts BUCkies. I'm like, wait, have
Speaker 3: I never been to this one before? What the hell?
Speaker 7: It's just county, that's all it is. Yeah, the way
Speaker 7: it is the way there's just the cities, the way
Speaker 7: they're set up, that's all it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 7: But anyways, I just want to tell you guys, I
Speaker 7: appreciate everything you guys do. So but I'm gonna watch
Speaker 7: as long as I can. I probably won't talk again,
Speaker 7: but appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: Hey, thank you brother.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, speaking of Jonathan, you said that was that
Speaker 3: was the one you went back to on your trip,
Speaker 3: so it's not just any random BUCkies. That was that
Speaker 3: specific Beach Express BUCkies.
Speaker 2: Well, I remember the layout of that bathroom and it
Speaker 2: was that way because that was the one that we
Speaker 2: That was the most recent one that I went to
Speaker 2: before the trip.
Speaker 3: Oh that sucks because that's like the majority of the
Speaker 3: BUCkies experiences that I have read, that one. Really. I mean,
Speaker 3: as I typically travel, usually I'm going out east way
Speaker 3: more often than I'm going out west, So either going
Speaker 3: up north or whatever, I'm I typically the Beach Express
Speaker 3: is on the way. So you're telling me that we
Speaker 3: can never make a stop at that BUCkies.
Speaker 2: Again, No, no, no, I can. I don't have a problem.
Speaker 2: I'm not like one of those people that, like you know,
Speaker 2: doesn't want to come in contact with something because of
Speaker 2: a fucking trip experience. I know that it was my mind,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But I avoid shit whenever it's increased me out. That's
Speaker 3: just human nature.
Speaker 2: Did well for for anybody who doesn't know what the
Speaker 2: hell we're talking about. Whenever we went out to Florida,
Speaker 2: we all got together, everybody I think except Jacob and
Speaker 2: Matt's wife didn't try the DMT, and so we tried DMT,
Speaker 2: and my first time was awesome. My second time was not.
Speaker 2: And but it was strange because whenever I whenever I
Speaker 2: tripped a second time, for some reason, my mind just
Speaker 2: took me back to BUCkies, and that specific BUCkies. It
Speaker 2: was the Buckies' bathroom. I was standing like at the
Speaker 2: journal in my trip in my head, and and everything
Speaker 2: started to slowly fade away from me, and it was
Speaker 2: like the scariest shit ever it would Dude, I've been
Speaker 2: trying to really think about it just so I can
Speaker 2: like get past it, because it's honestly been traumatic, Like
Speaker 2: I have been in the dumps in the past couple
Speaker 2: of days as a result of that, because it just
Speaker 2: fucking like like shattered my mind. To be real with you, and.
Speaker 3: The vitamin supplement, I wish it would have told you
Speaker 3: to get. It helps your brain chemicals balance out after
Speaker 3: you you do psychedelics and shit.
Speaker 2: Well, I've never had this lingering issue like this. That's
Speaker 2: why it's so strange. I'm not typically a person that
Speaker 2: gets anxiety or stress or depression or anything like that,
Speaker 2: so it's kind of new to me, to be honest
Speaker 2: with you. And but no, I was thinking about it.
Speaker 3: The shit sucks.
Speaker 2: Oh it sucked. It's the most amount of suck that
Speaker 2: you can ever wedge into five minutes. But whenever I
Speaker 2: was going back, I keep on thinking about this shit,
Speaker 2: and I'm like trying to make sense of it, and
Speaker 2: you know, my crazy spear or to mind, I'm like,
Speaker 2: is that really what hell is?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: Is Hell really a real place? I'm like, stop thinking
Speaker 2: like that, damn it, Like why are you? Why are
Speaker 2: you letting that happen to your mind? You know, like
Speaker 2: if we just look at it like every single nightmare
Speaker 2: that somebody has is not really a real place, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 3: All And I'm not trying to push you one way
Speaker 3: or another, I will say the verbide you use was
Speaker 3: very very specific and I think very interesting, although not
Speaker 3: just hell in the biblical context. Right. Look at other cultures.
Speaker 3: See what their version of the afterlife looks like, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean? See see if that compares a
Speaker 3: little bit to what you were seeing, so to speak,
Speaker 3: Because wasn't it the Greeks that I'm not mistaken, They
Speaker 3: believe that pretty much you only had this one life
Speaker 3: and then you went to the underworld. Didn't matter if
Speaker 3: you were a hero or if you lived a good life, whatever,
Speaker 3: You pretty much were just going to the underworld the
Speaker 3: same as everyone else to Hades Realm. And Hades Realm
Speaker 3: wasn't seen as hell or evil. It was just the
Speaker 3: place where did people go, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: It was just what it was. Then I think the
Speaker 3: Romans kind of took that and came up with a
Speaker 3: version of like something called Elysium, which was something close.
Speaker 3: But like like I'm saying, there's other examples that I
Speaker 3: think need to be looked at, especially with the context
Speaker 3: and the perspective you have now.
Speaker 2: Well, just looking at it on the surface, I think
Speaker 2: that you know, d MT, it's it's already something that
Speaker 2: naturally secretes from your pituitary or your pineal gland, and
Speaker 2: whenever you go to sleep at night, that's what like
Speaker 2: causes you to dream. And so that's why you know,
Speaker 2: most people really like it, because you know, most people
Speaker 2: don't have control of their dreams, or they're not really
Speaker 2: too aware of what's going on in their dreams and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Well for me, well for me, it
Speaker 2: was really strange because I know that like the blast
Speaker 2: off causes of that. But for some reason, I always
Speaker 2: like it's almost like a traditional nightmare. For me, I'm
Speaker 2: never usually scared because I, for some there's like I
Speaker 2: know that it's not real, like even in a nightmare,
Speaker 2: like even in a dream, I for some reason have
Speaker 2: an underlying tone of why are you scared? It's not
Speaker 2: real anyway, you know. And so whenever I went there,
Speaker 2: I was trying to keep one foot in this reality,
Speaker 2: which is what they say you absolutely shouldn't do. You're
Speaker 2: supposed to surrender to it. But because it was so intense,
Speaker 2: and because it was like so scary and terrifying and
Speaker 2: you know, so like mind shattering, I couldn't, like I completely, dude,
Speaker 2: I got. It's almost like somebody took a rug that
Speaker 2: I was standing on and just pulled it out from
Speaker 2: under me and said, you ain't got no grip on
Speaker 2: this reality anymore, bitch. And so I've really been thinking
Speaker 2: about it, and whenever I try and compare it to something,
Speaker 2: it's almost like I was thinking about this earlier. It's
Speaker 2: almost like I think of like memory cards, Like if
Speaker 2: you ever had like a PlayStation one or a PlayStation two,
Speaker 2: you'd have the memory card that you put in the PlayStation, right,
Speaker 2: And but honestly, anything that holds memory, it could be
Speaker 2: your computer, external hard drive or whatever.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: I would imagine that if you can get a frame
Speaker 2: by frame like picture of whatever goes on whenever you
Speaker 2: click delete on a device, I imagine that it turns like pixelated,
Speaker 2: and then slowly those pixels get smaller and smaller and
Speaker 2: smaller until there's nothing. That's what happened in my dream
Speaker 2: or in my trip. It was like that, Like it
Speaker 2: was like curtain call, dude, Like that's it the end,
Speaker 2: of the show. Yeah, and and I don't know, I
Speaker 2: think it Like, looking back, it doesn't even make sense
Speaker 2: to be scared of something like that, But.
Speaker 3: I think of life, death is literally a part of life.
Speaker 3: Like none of us are getting out of this bitch alive.
Speaker 3: That's a confirmed fact.
Speaker 2: Right, But in my understanding, that's not how death would
Speaker 2: go because I don't believe in hell personally. I think
Speaker 2: that it was kind of a made up kind of
Speaker 2: place to really help scare people into believing. But to
Speaker 2: each their own. I'm not saying that it is or
Speaker 2: it isn't. I'm just saying that I don't believe that
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: You experienced what you experienced. Now, could we chalk that
Speaker 3: up to say that it's your mind, it's a night,
Speaker 3: the same way that I could chalk up a past
Speaker 3: life regression as my mind. It's it's just kind of
Speaker 3: a dream state. And who's to make what of it?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: It could be just a thing that happens when you
Speaker 3: take the mind off the tether for a bit and
Speaker 3: it meanders around, the same way that this could be
Speaker 3: what happens when you dump chemicals into the brain and
Speaker 3: hit the blender button and it just it spat this
Speaker 3: out right, and you had a great experience spat out
Speaker 3: the first time. So I mean, who's to say right?
Speaker 3: But then again, who's to say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. I've been trying both, by.
Speaker 3: The way, towards the past life as well. I'm throwing
Speaker 3: shade at myself on this point.
Speaker 2: No, No, I say the same thing about past lives. I
Speaker 2: don't claim that you're absolutely going to see a past life.
Speaker 2: It what how do I know? I'm not going there
Speaker 2: with you. I'm kind of just like, you know, construct
Speaker 2: like helping you, you know, make it uh somewhat of
Speaker 2: a reality in your mind, and your mind takes over
Speaker 2: the rest. But the difference is is that whenever you
Speaker 2: know I hypnotize you, I'm taking away that logical side
Speaker 2: of your brain and really only focusing on your the
Speaker 2: dream state of mind. And that's why I bring you
Speaker 2: down into THETA, because then whenever you're into THETA, that's
Speaker 2: whenever the DMT starts to secrete a little bit, because
Speaker 2: it's preparing you to fall asleep. Well, with DMT, you
Speaker 2: take it there. There is no process of building up
Speaker 2: to it. It's as soon as you hit it and exhale,
Speaker 2: you're while you're exhaling, you're falling into a trip and
Speaker 2: it's almost it's like, within three seconds you're there. And
Speaker 2: so it's like, I don't know, it's it's different, it's
Speaker 2: more of an abrupt kind of thing. But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've just been thinking about it a lot lately and
Speaker 2: trying to make more sense of it. And you know,
Speaker 2: because I get into a lot of the spiritual woo
Speaker 2: woo kind of shit, what does that mean? What could
Speaker 2: it mean? I'm trying to you know what I mean, like,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to makes sense of a nightmare, and it's like,
Speaker 2: it's hard to break that down.
Speaker 3: I am. This does kind of perplex me too, bro.
Speaker 3: And there's no answer to this question. It's more of
Speaker 3: a thought process here. Once upon a time, you did
Speaker 3: you were experiencing a psychedelic trip and you heard eloheen,
Speaker 3: which you later found out to mean spiritual, good, angelic, realm, God,
Speaker 3: a couple of different, right, But that's a thing that
Speaker 3: you experience under the influence of a thing. Now you
Speaker 3: experience under the influence of a thing. I would argue
Speaker 3: the opposite of I'm just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's possible, it's possible, but honestly, Like, that's why
Speaker 2: whenever I get in the this is why. Like, all right,
Speaker 2: it might seem that like these biblical things are happening to.
Speaker 3: Me, but not even biblical, let's just say spiritual right
Speaker 3: forces of good and evil.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure, But the problem with that is is that
Speaker 2: the elohem that I was speaking to was not talking
Speaker 2: about Jesus. You know, it wasn't talking about Heaven and
Speaker 2: the Bible and the other side and shit like I
Speaker 2: was talking about the other side, but it wasn't going
Speaker 2: into like the Like I told you, I don't really
Speaker 2: remember the questions or the answers, but I do remember
Speaker 2: a sense of peace knowing that like what I was doing,
Speaker 2: it was working.
Speaker 3: You know. It wasn't like I was this hell didn't
Speaker 3: have a do with a pitchfork either.
Speaker 2: No, you know what I'm.
Speaker 3: Saying it, I'm not saying this is one hundred percent biblical.
Speaker 3: I'm saying just overarching themes here, bro, Like I don't know,
Speaker 3: I feel like you have been seeking answers and again
Speaker 3: not throwing the Bible at you. We're talking in the
Speaker 3: realm of spiritualism. Let's talk completely one hundred percent woo woo.
Speaker 3: Here Okay, I'm on the same terms here. You have
Speaker 3: been seeking answers for so long. It seems to me
Speaker 3: from my perspective that something is trying to give you them.
Speaker 3: I don't know, and I'm all angles here, brother, all angles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, I'm aware. I mean even even right
Speaker 2: before we did the no I think it was the
Speaker 2: first night that we did, I did like a terror
Speaker 2: reading on everybody that was in the house. And remember
Speaker 2: how there was c for that. By the way, they
Speaker 2: were spot on for literally everybody in that room.
Speaker 5: Ye.
Speaker 3: I didn't ask for that shit. I wasn't like I
Speaker 3: was just chilling. I was mining my business. I was
Speaker 3: being a child of God. I think I was actually
Speaker 3: having philosophical religious discussion as I'm wanted to do. And
Speaker 3: your ass pulls the card and read the description that
Speaker 3: was like verbatim what was happening, And I'm just like, okay,
Speaker 3: you know what, you motherfucked I didn't.
Speaker 2: It was on the same I don't remember what card
Speaker 2: it was, but it was on the same round. It
Speaker 2: was like it said something like the hermit. It's no,
Speaker 2: it wasn't the hermit. Somebody else got the hermit. But
Speaker 2: you got a card that was basically like you're on
Speaker 2: you're going on some kind of journey that you're gonna
Speaker 2: come in touch with a bunch of new people and
Speaker 2: it's gonna help you with your future endeavors. It was
Speaker 2: some shit like that was.
Speaker 3: The perfect time for a week in retreat or getaway. Right,
Speaker 3: we were on our weekend trip to Brohemian Grove and
Speaker 3: it was like, you know what, Jonathan, here's like I look,
Speaker 3: I just pulled and I'm like, but I was pissed,
Speaker 3: but also like it was kind of cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is pretty cool, and so like there were
Speaker 2: a bunch of things that were really going on. And
Speaker 2: that night, well the the what was it the the
Speaker 2: final night? Wait, no, we did DMT the first night.
Speaker 2: It wasn't the second night, right, No, we were there
Speaker 2: for three nights. The first night we didn't get there
Speaker 2: until three something in the morning, so we didn't do
Speaker 2: anything that night, and then the next night is whenever
Speaker 2: we got the DMT going, and the following day after
Speaker 2: that we talked.
Speaker 3: To Yeah, because you were still fucked up over it
Speaker 3: when we went the next night and it was standing
Speaker 3: up comedy and that kind of put a smile on
Speaker 3: your face for a bit because that one shake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the one that got canceled, and she's not
Speaker 2: allowed at the Comedy Mothership in Texas anymore.
Speaker 3: Although hearing her set, like you get it, I get it,
Speaker 3: but I.
Speaker 2: Like that fucking weird dark humor because it wasn't like
Speaker 2: she was like this shitty racist person. She was shitting
Speaker 2: on everybody. And that's how good comedian works the crowd.
Speaker 2: It's like you're not picking and choosing. It's like, let's
Speaker 2: shit on everybody. And I thought I liked it.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, Like, I want to know what
Speaker 3: set she did to get kicked out of Rogan's Club,
Speaker 3: like permanently life banned, Like comedians say, fucked up shit
Speaker 3: all the time. That's a thing that happens. That's why
Speaker 3: stand up comedy exists. For her to get kicked, she
Speaker 3: had to have crossed some like uncrossable line. And I
Speaker 3: because the set she gave wasn't bad unless like whatever
Speaker 3: that set was she has written off and said I'll
Speaker 3: never do again or whatever. I don't know, but she
Speaker 3: was a fucking she was a true comic, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. She was solid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought she was great, But earlier on before
Speaker 2: that set, we were all outside and Nick goes, look, look, look,
Speaker 2: look up, and everybody out in the parking lot starts
Speaker 2: looking up. And of course it's the wandering stars. Let's
Speaker 2: call them that because some people get upset whenever we
Speaker 2: call them Pleadians or whatever. But for some reason, these
Speaker 2: stars are moving. They're not planes, they're not helicopters, they're
Speaker 2: not satellites. It's not Elon Musk bullshit. It's like what,
Speaker 2: let's ask Steph. Steph, you were there.
Speaker 3: You have eyes and as far as I can tell,
Speaker 3: you weren't wearing glasses or contacts. What did you see
Speaker 3: in the sky? Because as I try to explain to
Speaker 3: people Electro Nicks Pleadian guides and like how he'll call
Speaker 3: them out and do shit, I get that it sounds
Speaker 3: crazy and I have a hard time explaining it.
Speaker 2: What do you remember, Well, before you even get into that, Jacob,
Speaker 2: the thing that we saw that one night with Nick
Speaker 2: and Baton Rouge was not the same thing that we
Speaker 2: saw that night in Florida. What we saw in Baton Rouge,
Speaker 2: it was like it was like a star that was
Speaker 2: kind of blinking on and blinking off and blinking on
Speaker 2: and blinking off and this one in Florida. These things
Speaker 2: are actually moving across the sky. They're doing a little
Speaker 2: juke move in the sky like they'll go from left
Speaker 2: to right and though it doesn't make any sense for
Speaker 2: an airplane or anything else to do that, and then
Speaker 2: they'll like speed up and slow down. But they're just
Speaker 2: slowly kind of growing across the sky. It almost looks
Speaker 2: like a just like a speck in the sky, like
Speaker 2: how because it seems like they're really high up. But
Speaker 2: do we saw three of them that night? So uh, Steph,
Speaker 2: what did you think about the dare we call them
Speaker 2: Pleadian starships?
Speaker 4: It was super super interesting and as Electronic promised, he
Speaker 4: well he didn't promise, but he said, I think tonight's
Speaker 4: the night type of type of energy.
Speaker 8: But it was.
Speaker 4: What looks like a star and it seemed to be
Speaker 4: higher than an airplane. I didn't notice any of the
Speaker 4: you know, extra blinking lights that airplanes typically have, and
Speaker 4: it seemed to be just like higher than you know,
Speaker 4: typical airplanes fly. And I saw it just slowly shoot
Speaker 4: across the sky and then fade out and it was
Speaker 4: just like chills and Electronic had some badass freaking laser
Speaker 4: pin that I want to go get on Amazon.
Speaker 7: Bro.
Speaker 3: Same same to point it.
Speaker 4: Out, because I mean I couldn't see. I was up
Speaker 4: there looking, We're all looking, and I couldn't see it
Speaker 4: until he pointed it out. And he's definitely got a
Speaker 4: connection there, and it was really cool to see. And
Speaker 4: right away there was some NPC that just is like, well,
Speaker 4: there's an airplane airport over there, and you know, NASA
Speaker 4: sends things all the time, and it just was like, listen, bro,
Speaker 4: I don't even know who you are, but don't come
Speaker 4: pissing in my bull cheerios. Okay, motherfucker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we saw airplanes all night. There was a distinguished
Speaker 2: difference and these things because what is it, airplanes are
Speaker 2: thirty thousand feet up or something like that. This shit
Speaker 2: looked like it was one hundred thousand feet feet up.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm trying to say. That they're not even
Speaker 2: flying on the same path that the airplanes were flying on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: which made it strange. I don't know what to make
Speaker 2: of it. It's definitely something extra. You want to call
Speaker 2: them pleadians or fucking UFOs or whatever, but and it's
Speaker 2: not your traditional UFO that you would think, you know,
Speaker 2: it's not like you see this whole ships. It's so
Speaker 2: high up in the sky, it's so tiny. It looks
Speaker 2: like a little pinpoint in the sky.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like trying to stare at a star that,
Speaker 2: like you know, is kind of masked because of all
Speaker 2: the other bigger stars that are around it, like that tiny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, And also, yeah, why are you at
Speaker 3: an event called Brohemian Grove if you're not down to
Speaker 3: talk about some alien sightings in the sky? What do
Speaker 3: we fucking do?
Speaker 2: Because aliens are demons? Jacob?
Speaker 3: Oh right, Yeah, I forgot.
Speaker 2: There was definitely a bunch of those people in that crowd,
Speaker 2: There is no doubt about that, dude.
Speaker 3: All Right, There was some. There definitely was some. There
Speaker 3: were some that were just like they get Internet humor.
Speaker 3: There were some that I think need to come out
Speaker 3: of the mom's basement from time to time a little
Speaker 3: bit more. And there were some that were there just
Speaker 3: for the stand up. I will say this, it was
Speaker 3: a very wild, eclectic group. Not to mention the random
Speaker 3: video game character that we met in the parking lot
Speaker 3: as well. What was name Hippie U Hippie Jimmy dude,
Speaker 3: hippy Jimmy.
Speaker 8: Yo.
Speaker 3: Matter of fact, I'm take my phone and send a
Speaker 3: picture of it to the chat because bro hippie Jimmy
Speaker 3: fits his name's descriptions so well.
Speaker 2: It's somebody like like Jacob was saying, it felt like
Speaker 2: we met him on a quest like he wasn't even
Speaker 2: supposed to be there. I'm pretty sure he was just
Speaker 2: walking around and saw a group of people and then
Speaker 2: just came up and started, you know, talking to us,
Speaker 2: because he could have just appeared out of thin air
Speaker 2: from the woods for all we knew. Like this guy
Speaker 2: literally came out of no where and he's walking around.
Speaker 2: He looks like the epitome of a of an old hippie,
Speaker 2: Like he was a Deadhead. He talked about how he was,
Speaker 2: you know, a traveling with the band all for several
Speaker 2: years and everything.
Speaker 3: Six years, six years on the road with the Grateful Dead.
Speaker 3: I don't know if anybody knows this or not, but
Speaker 3: that's a long fucking time to be on the road
Speaker 3: with Deadhead.
Speaker 2: Also also not wearing shoes either, a traditional hippie if
Speaker 2: you will. And somebody somebody asked like, oh, you're grounding
Speaker 2: and and he was like, oh, yeah, these are my
Speaker 2: new posturepedics. What do you think? It's like, what the fuck?
Speaker 2: But it was really crazy that night because all right,
Speaker 2: so we started talking to him before we saw anything
Speaker 2: in the sky pleading whatever. We started talking to him
Speaker 2: and and and and it was really cool, like he was,
Speaker 2: you know, everything that you would expect like a fucking
Speaker 2: hippie from the seventies would be.
Speaker 3: Ye. See if you can open the image in the
Speaker 3: chat that I just sent. I don't know why it
Speaker 3: sent that way, but uh, yeah, that's off the video.
Speaker 3: I've logged the trip. It's gonna be on the YouTube
Speaker 3: here in a day or two. I gotta edit everything down,
Speaker 3: but yeah, that would be Uh that's your boy, hippie Jimmy,
Speaker 3: the man, the myth, the legend.
Speaker 2: All right, here we are. This is hippie fucking Jimmy.
Speaker 2: So oh yeah, dude looks like Willie Nelson's, you know,
Speaker 2: a strange cousin or something.
Speaker 3: And this guy was like every bit of five to three.
Speaker 3: Like keep that in mind too. He's now like a
Speaker 3: tall guy. He is a very short, small gentleman who's
Speaker 3: just like here for the good times. I don't even
Speaker 3: know if he's from there, like he didn't drive there,
Speaker 3: he just meander through the parking lot. This dude could
Speaker 3: be homeless, we don't fucking know. And he just like
Speaker 3: be bopped up to the He sees a bunch of
Speaker 3: people in black cloaks and he hears comedy. He's like, hey,
Speaker 3: what's going on. As we're just talking about this DMT
Speaker 3: experience and seeing pleaadians, your boy with a tight iye,
Speaker 3: the deepest of swoop necks just walks up talking about
Speaker 3: some fringe game from the tour bus from way back
Speaker 3: in the day or some shit. And it's like, I
Speaker 3: feel like you were supposed to walk up at this time, brother,
Speaker 3: You've been around the block of time or two. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I have. It's like, all right, let's talk. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: wisdom to share.
Speaker 2: He looked like a machine, to be honest with you,
Speaker 2: but like a kind one that like I feel like
Speaker 2: you'd see him in a trip, but he wouldn't be
Speaker 2: the one pointing fingers and laughing at you. He'd be like,
Speaker 2: come this way, come this way, friend, you know, just
Speaker 2: like one of those kind of guys. But it was
Speaker 2: really strange. So we're talking to him and crazy things
Speaker 2: that happened that night. This was the night after my
Speaker 2: DMT experience. And then he stumbles across and we're talking
Speaker 2: to him, Me and Electra and Nick were actually standing
Speaker 2: on side of him at one point. Maybe Steph was
Speaker 2: there too, but we were talking to him, and for
Speaker 2: no reason at all, he starts talking about why nobody
Speaker 2: ever should ever buy a cabin in the woods ever.
Speaker 2: Don't do it because it'll drive you crazy and you
Speaker 2: need to be around people and no amount of seclusion
Speaker 2: is good for your mind. And I'm thinking, like, I
Speaker 2: look over at Nick and I was like, what a
Speaker 2: random thing to say to somebody who is looking at
Speaker 2: buying a cabin here in the next couple of months.
Speaker 2: And we thought, I mean, and later on we ended
Speaker 2: up talking about it, but it was like, I mean,
Speaker 2: these things don't just happen, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Like this is it almost seemed like a message from
Speaker 2: the other side, if you could. And it was really strange.
Speaker 2: It was really strange because directly after we were done talking,
Speaker 2: so we were talking to him, the conversation was starting
Speaker 2: to fade. Nick was looking up in the sky trying
Speaker 2: to find a pleaadian and bang, right there as soon
Speaker 2: as we're done talking to him, we look him in
Speaker 2: the sky, we see a pleaadian and we're and I
Speaker 2: kind of felt bad to leave old boy hanging because
Speaker 2: he was like, oh, my eyes are you know, my
Speaker 2: eyes aren't what they used to be. I can't see
Speaker 2: what you're pointing at. And to be honest, this shit
Speaker 2: was really high up. It was hard to really point out.
Speaker 2: But me and Nick we kind of just started walking
Speaker 2: away and we're looking up and dude, before you know it,
Speaker 2: three of them, like it would be one, and then
Speaker 2: we wait a minute or two, two, and then we
Speaker 2: wait a minute or two, and then it was like
Speaker 2: twenty minutes later we saw the third one, and that's
Speaker 2: where everybody really started coming out and looking up at it.
Speaker 2: But to us, or at least to me, you know.
Speaker 2: I was talking to Nick a little bit afterward when
Speaker 2: we went back to the house, and I was like, dude,
Speaker 2: could that have been a sign really not to look
Speaker 2: at getting this cabin in the woods. And I like
Speaker 2: to look at messages for what they are, and I'll
Speaker 2: be damned if that wasn't some kind of message that
Speaker 2: I wasn't supposed to receive.
Speaker 3: Look, man, the Lord works some mysterious ways. The universe
Speaker 3: works some mysterious ways, and sometimes we get messages sent
Speaker 3: to us that you know, are just for us that
Speaker 3: anybody else listening to that conversation wouldn't have heard what
Speaker 3: you just heard, but you heard it because you were
Speaker 3: supposed to hear it. You know. I absolutely believe that.
Speaker 2: Hey, dude, whenever you're walking around with that third eye
Speaker 2: all the way open, it's hard not to receive and
Speaker 2: just pay attention to things that people are saying, like
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. I'm always somebody that's looking for signs,
Speaker 2: and you know, I'm looking at numbers and license plate
Speaker 2: and bill boards and you know what, random things that
Speaker 2: I may see, because honestly, the way I look at
Speaker 2: this reality is kind of like I'm a video game
Speaker 2: character that isn't going along with, you know, what most
Speaker 2: other people are doing, and and like sometimes you'll get
Speaker 2: like a like an easter egg, and I believe that's
Speaker 2: what we called it. It was kind of like it
Speaker 2: was an easter egg. That's how I interpreted it. Anyway, Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: I actually think I said it like that too. I
Speaker 2: was like, see, do you believe that this was? Cause
Speaker 2: you know, in a video game for that example of it. Right,
Speaker 2: Sometimes there's a character.
Speaker 3: Sitting alone in a bar that like obviously has the
Speaker 3: best weapons to sell, and you just like he stands
Speaker 3: out in a crowd. Okay, there's also that guy that's
Speaker 3: just a random easter egg that if you talk to him,
Speaker 3: it's just a pre recorded thing that goes on and on.
Speaker 3: But it's like, wait what and it's for no other
Speaker 3: reason than the designer put it in there, right, no doubt.
Speaker 3: We've seen the episode of of Red Dead or an
Speaker 3: episode excuse me, we've seen that clip of it where
Speaker 3: they guy finds this random old dude living out in
Speaker 3: the mountains and he goes on a hoole tear about
Speaker 3: how it's a video game. You me right now, you're
Speaker 3: sitting in your room playing on a controller. I'm not
Speaker 3: even here, you remember that? Uh huh? So, like that
Speaker 3: character is equally in the game as the guy who's
Speaker 3: got like you know, the saloon with the crazy steampunk
Speaker 3: hat going on. That's like, huh, what kind of weapons
Speaker 3: you got to sell me? My boy? What kind of
Speaker 3: plot armor do you just happen to have to sell me?
Speaker 3: Right now? So like, yeah, boy, hippy Hippy Jimmy could
Speaker 3: have been one or the other very easily, you know,
Speaker 3: And who's to say one way or another. But I
Speaker 3: think personally that, yeah, you were supposed to hear that
Speaker 3: maybe there's a reason why those log cabins would have
Speaker 3: been a very bad investment, and you wouldn't have even
Speaker 3: seen it until three years from now, some shit that
Speaker 3: you didn't see in the initial appraisal, or some shit
Speaker 3: when it was first inspected. Something got overlooked and you
Speaker 3: would have been fucked with it or someone who knows.
Speaker 3: I believe that everything happens for a reason. And it's
Speaker 3: only a few years after the hindsight's twenty twenty and
Speaker 3: you look back on it and you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: thank the good Lord, I did not do this thing,
Speaker 3: because I've done that so many times. It's unreal.
Speaker 2: You ever played like and I guess we'll take it
Speaker 2: to like a video game kind of thing. And I
Speaker 2: mean whenever I was younger, I played like a lot
Speaker 2: of Pokemon on the game Boy. And if you were
Speaker 2: somebody that played that all the time, you knew that,
Speaker 2: like it was in your best interest to try and
Speaker 2: go up and talk to every single person that you see,
Speaker 2: because maybe somebody wants to give you something, or somebody
Speaker 2: wants to trade you something, or somebody's gonna guide you
Speaker 2: into the next into the next city or whatever. So
Speaker 2: you wanted to go up and listen to what every
Speaker 2: single character had to say.
Speaker 3: And through every bit of tall grass you walk it
Speaker 3: like a game of snake row by row, because you
Speaker 3: never know what will be in there. This is a rule,
Speaker 3: this is the way it is.
Speaker 2: Right right, And that's how kind of I'm seeing, old
Speaker 2: hippie Jimmy. I'm like, all right, this was a character
Speaker 2: that I, you know, fortunately stumbled across founding father. I
Speaker 2: see you got your hand up there, Sarah, what to do?
Speaker 7: So you guys are talking as far as I guess
Speaker 7: AI sort of. You guys have seen the movie Ready
Speaker 7: Player one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that movie.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, so do I could you imagine actually
Speaker 7: living in a world like that?
Speaker 2: To be honest, after this trip, I'm convinced that we're
Speaker 2: living in some sort of that.
Speaker 7: So I have to listen to that episode. I have
Speaker 7: not listened to that yet, and I will. But the
Speaker 7: fact of the matter is, I mean, it would almost
Speaker 7: be better than life itself. The way everything is going nowadays.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, depending on who's in control of the delete.
Speaker 2: But of course, you know, like I would, And honestly,
Speaker 2: I think that that's what kind of made me a
Speaker 2: little unsettling. Was like, oh my god, like I'm just
Speaker 2: I'm just a human compared to something that is abstract.
Speaker 2: My mind can't even fathom kind of thing. And I
Speaker 2: was like, oh, I really don't have control of fucking shit.
Speaker 2: That's that's where I you know, started to lose it.
Speaker 3: Why does that terrify you, though, that's my question.
Speaker 2: It does though, But why it does?
Speaker 3: Right now? You could have a blood cloth that you
Speaker 3: know nothing about, break free, go to your brain, you die.
Speaker 3: That is that is a real risk at any given point.
Speaker 3: Why are you like this is a normal part of life.
Speaker 2: Well, Jacob, there you're in control of a lot of
Speaker 2: things in your life. Okay, Like you're in control. You're
Speaker 2: in control of I mean, you're in control of being
Speaker 2: a father. You're in control of a lot of things.
Speaker 2: You're in control of, like keeping your house, you know, uh,
Speaker 2: whatever you got going on. There's certain there's certain remnants
Speaker 2: of control all throughout your life. Sure, sure, it's it's
Speaker 2: a strange feeling having that taken away from you and
Speaker 2: saying you have zero control. And then also we're going
Speaker 2: to delete you and all of your memories and all
Speaker 2: the people that you've ever met, and every every vision
Speaker 2: that you've ever had or seen or whatever, like you
Speaker 2: won't even remember breathing, dude. And so it was it
Speaker 2: was scary because I wasn't ready to let that go.
Speaker 2: I'm still a young man. There's still a lot that
Speaker 2: I got to accomplish. I don't want that taken away.
Speaker 2: So having that control taken away from you, it's I
Speaker 2: think that it's got to be the worst thing ever.
Speaker 2: It's almost like going in like if you got sentenced
Speaker 2: to let's say you did something really fucked up and
Speaker 2: you had to go to solitary confinement right in jail.
Speaker 2: Like you're not just going to jail where you get
Speaker 2: to hang around a bunch of like people and stuff. No,
Speaker 2: you go to solitary where nobody is even opening up
Speaker 2: a little window saying here's your food. No, it's like
Speaker 2: a machine that is handing you food, and it's like
Speaker 2: you never come in contact with anything. So whenever you're
Speaker 2: in there, you don't have any bills to pay sure,
Speaker 2: that's great. You don't have to go to work, all right, Hey,
Speaker 2: I'm here on a free stay, but you also don't
Speaker 2: have access to do anything that you want. Every single thing,
Speaker 2: every single aspect of your life is in control of
Speaker 2: another entity. And that's how I saw it. And I
Speaker 2: think that what made it extra scary was because I
Speaker 2: was like, all right, well, I it's the abstractness, you know,
Speaker 2: Like that's really what jumbled my mind was because it
Speaker 2: didn't make sense. It was so abstract, and to be honest,
Speaker 2: like that's that's how a lot of my nightmares occur,
Speaker 2: is like nightmares that don't even make sense.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: I've had nightmares, repeating nightmares where I'm like just this
Speaker 2: big blob looking thing, Like I'm like, I'm a big bubble, right,
Speaker 2: Like i am a bubble, and I'm scared because I'm
Speaker 2: sitting at the bottom of this tube and in this
Speaker 2: tube there's another big bubble, like a much bigger bubble,
Speaker 2: and I know that whenever that bigger bubble comes down,
Speaker 2: it's going to consume me and I will not have
Speaker 2: any freedom at all anymore. Shit like that that doesn't
Speaker 2: make any fucking sense, Like, no, how do you apply
Speaker 2: that to life, you know what I'm saying, But for
Speaker 2: some reason in the moment, it's so scary, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know I'm not taking away from the
Speaker 3: traumatic experience at all. I just I guess I've had
Speaker 3: a different relationship with death. I mean, like and this
Speaker 3: and me like trying to take some sort of a stance.
Speaker 3: But it's like I wrote my own will at seventeen,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, because of me joining the military,
Speaker 3: I fully was like aware of what was happening and
Speaker 3: what all of this like, I guess, and aside from
Speaker 3: my religious background and how I was raised and all
Speaker 3: of that too, I guess I've always understood that at
Speaker 3: a certain point, I am like not going to be
Speaker 3: here and I don't even know if I'll be aware
Speaker 3: of what's beyond. That's also kind of why I'm big
Speaker 3: with legacy and why I'm big on like raising the
Speaker 3: children properly and like what we do on this earth
Speaker 3: leaving a lasting impression. Because once I'm gone, once this
Speaker 3: is all over for me and it's it's black, it's dust,
Speaker 3: something is going to be here to say my name
Speaker 3: or or speak on behalf of me. And I want
Speaker 3: that to be a good account of me, right.
Speaker 2: But you find comfort in it because of your belief system.
Speaker 2: You find comfort in it that like, all right, whenever
Speaker 2: I die, God's gonna take me up. I've already devoted
Speaker 2: my life to Jesus. I already know that he has
Speaker 2: a spot waiting for me in heaven. Kind of thing. Now,
Speaker 2: imagine that doesn't exist, the thought of that doesn't even exist,
Speaker 2: and you are literally turning to dust. That's lights out
Speaker 2: forever forever, dude.
Speaker 3: I get. I just it's kind of like, well, that's happening,
Speaker 3: regardless of my feelings on it or not. It's more
Speaker 3: like an inevitability. Well least that's how it's always registered
Speaker 3: to me. I get what you're saying, though, It's a
Speaker 3: jarring perspective shift that you were not exactly braced for
Speaker 3: in that moment in time for sure.
Speaker 2: Well, and also think about the time that it happened.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm I'm away from my kids in another state,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Like, I don't know, I
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on with them. I'm sure they're
Speaker 2: in good hands with their parents or their their mothers
Speaker 2: and whatnot, But like I completely lost absolute grasp. And also,
Speaker 2: I'm doing something that is like not traditionally what you
Speaker 2: would do. You wouldn't traditionally double up your dosage on
Speaker 2: fucking DMT. Like, sure, you want to do it on mushrooms,
Speaker 2: go ahead, have a crazy like super trip you want
Speaker 2: to eat like a fucking half an ounce or whatever,
Speaker 2: but like you know you're gonna come back from that.
Speaker 2: DMT was something that I never experienced. And after looking
Speaker 2: at dude, I've gone really gone down the rabbit hole
Speaker 2: on this DMT shit. Some people really don't come back.
Speaker 2: And that's always my biggest fear is that, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't want to. I don't want to just turn
Speaker 2: into a vegetable to where I can't even remember my name,
Speaker 2: because that's gotta be worse than death, I would imagine.
Speaker 2: And that's what I thought was happening to me. I
Speaker 2: wasn't worried about my body. I was worried about my relationships.
Speaker 2: I was worried about, you know, every single other aspect
Speaker 2: of life. It was. It's it really just brought it
Speaker 2: to the surface, dude. But anyway, zombie, I see you
Speaker 2: got your hand up. What did it do?
Speaker 8: Actually, my uncle is one of those people that had
Speaker 8: a psychotic break from drugs. He was like super good
Speaker 8: all the things he went and had. He was like
Speaker 8: taking LSD and something else, and he had like an
Speaker 8: actual psychotic break, like it fractured his mind and he
Speaker 8: never came back from it. He like is clinically like
Speaker 8: has psychosis and like just lost his actual mind like
Speaker 8: pretty much lives in a different reality. Oh it's wild.
Speaker 2: It's scary, dude. It's scary going in there because I
Speaker 2: feel like that's something that Dude, if I would have
Speaker 2: stayed in that trip for five more seconds, I could
Speaker 2: have seen how I would have never come back from that.
Speaker 2: Like that's how like shattering it was, dude. I mean
Speaker 2: you saw me, like you saw the video of Dude,
Speaker 2: I was like straight up a zombie fid after that.
Speaker 2: Like I wasn't even blinking, bro, I was just staring
Speaker 2: off into the fucking distance of nothing.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, you looked like you just got back from No,
Speaker 3: that was a whole thing. You You you had just
Speaker 3: experienced some things, and that that's what kind of that's
Speaker 3: what kind of changed the mood of the whole night,
Speaker 3: to be honest with you, bro, because everybody was having
Speaker 3: a great time, everybody was having super positive experiences. Everything
Speaker 3: was Gucci and then you're just like, Okay, well I
Speaker 3: don't want to do that again, and we're just like,
Speaker 3: h I doubled up eleg lection. It's like no, no,
Speaker 3: like no, I'm like I need to I need to
Speaker 3: sit and process this for a minute. You like, sat
Speaker 3: in silent meditation for a good bit. And then even
Speaker 3: when you were trying to describe it, it was it's
Speaker 3: hard to describe. It was very hard to explain because again,
Speaker 3: that's something that you've never seen with your eyes before.
Speaker 3: But then that's what fucks me up. There's tons of
Speaker 3: examples of people that take it to the extreme, and
Speaker 3: there's tons of examples of people that regularly use this
Speaker 3: substance or others like it and never suffer any side effects.
Speaker 3: Then you hear this this lab. We talked about this actually,
Speaker 3: and Nick brought it to my attention. They are mapping
Speaker 3: the DMT realm. And essentially what this is, if you
Speaker 3: do DMT frequently enough, you can apparently start to get
Speaker 3: your bearings about you once you're in that realm. And
Speaker 3: they have a team that is doing trips to the
Speaker 3: other side and when they come back. They are like
Speaker 3: getting pen and paper and they are mapping the world out,
Speaker 3: and a lot of these maps are actually linking up
Speaker 3: and tying in together. It's not just like crazy add
Speaker 3: brains drawing a bunch of stuff that doesn't make sense.
Speaker 3: They actually are connecting and forming a bigger picture. The
Speaker 3: theory as of now is saying that the DMT world
Speaker 3: is laid on top of our world, and that they
Speaker 3: are working interconnectedly but torn apart through the veil all
Speaker 3: these things. But I mean, what's your thoughts on this now? Man?
Speaker 3: Knowing that people can have a psychotic break from doing
Speaker 3: this shit.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that if we're talking about my first
Speaker 2: trip in which I saw like, you know, all of
Speaker 2: the crazy shapes and you know, seeing the waves and
Speaker 2: the tubes and like this gold ball that had Egyptian
Speaker 2: writing on it, which I still really don't know what
Speaker 2: to make of, I think that that is more likely
Speaker 2: because that it seems to me like that is it
Speaker 2: could be a place like that could be somewhere I'm
Speaker 2: not going to say that you can physically go, but
Speaker 2: obviously mentally go there. This second trip was where I'm like,
Speaker 2: I know, you can't map that because it was something.
Speaker 2: It was my mind fracturing, like it's not a place
Speaker 2: that you go, it's it's different and separate. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's hard to explain because I know that they're both
Speaker 2: like trippy things, But as far as the first enjoyable
Speaker 2: experience that I had, I could see how somebody would
Speaker 2: want to map that out, and honestly, I want to.
Speaker 2: I want to read a little bit about it because
Speaker 2: I wonder if they get into the certain dosages, because
Speaker 2: I can't imagine that somebody's tripping on fucking forty milligrams
Speaker 2: of DMT on a consistent regular basis, do you have
Speaker 2: a heart attack and fucking die? If I would have
Speaker 2: stayed there for two more minutes, I felt my heart
Speaker 2: beating out of my chest just from the absolute terror
Speaker 2: that I was experiencing.
Speaker 3: So it's been a while since I did a little digging.
Speaker 3: I'm very interested to see what this article has to
Speaker 3: say on it. But if I'm not mistaken, they were
Speaker 3: actually doing it intravenously and it was different per person
Speaker 3: because they were going off with their body mass and
Speaker 3: their tap metabolisms and all of that. So again, I
Speaker 3: don't know, but I'm very interested interested to see what
Speaker 3: is a what's being documented on the study.
Speaker 2: Well, this website is called new Republic dot com and
Speaker 2: it says the psychonauts training to explore another dimension, meet
Speaker 2: the Americans who are who are exploring new frontiers in
Speaker 2: hallucinogenic research through a nascent technology known as extended state DMT.
Speaker 2: Kevin Thorbin found himself in a hotel lobby without quite
Speaker 2: remembering how he got there. There were still flashes of
Speaker 2: brilliant light, indescribable geometric patterns, and the feeling of being
Speaker 2: blasted through a gigant gganic stained glass window. And then
Speaker 2: he was standing in the lobby as if checking in
Speaker 2: for a long planned vacation. All he knew was that
Speaker 2: he was enamored with a woman behind the counter. Although
Speaker 2: woman wasn't quite right. It was more like an outline
Speaker 2: of energy, a feminine purple hue. Just as he was
Speaker 2: getting his bearings ready to make contact with quote unquote her,
Speaker 2: he was sucked away the hotel lobby and entity zooming
Speaker 2: outward down an infinite hallway until he was back to reality,
Speaker 2: staring at his prosaic furniture. N and DM oh, I
Speaker 2: guess that's just the molecular structure. The molecule coursing through
Speaker 2: his body, more popularly known as DMT, was already losing
Speaker 2: its effect. It had peaked around six minutes. Although his
Speaker 2: journey felt like hours, the memories of the hotel and
Speaker 2: the being behind the counter were quickly fading like a dream.
Speaker 2: Soon after waking. He wanted more time. He wanted to
Speaker 2: stay and speak with the purple being and map the
Speaker 2: hallways of that psychedelic lodge. In the near future, there
Speaker 2: may be a way. So he is one of the
Speaker 2: first in a class of so called psychonauts exploring new
Speaker 2: frontiers in hallucinogenic research, preparing to use a technology called
Speaker 2: extended state DMT. When the drug is smoked, a trip
Speaker 2: lasts minutes, despite feeling much longer. But with a constant
Speaker 2: stream of DMT supplied to a user in blood serum
Speaker 2: levels of the molecule regulated, that trip can last hours
Speaker 2: or even days, seemingly an eternity. The method might like
Speaker 2: a question that I have is like what happens if
Speaker 2: it's a bad trip? Do you want to stay in there?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Is there is there like a red flag like a
Speaker 2: flashlight that you can be like, give me the fuck
Speaker 2: out of here.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping they got like Dio hooped up to his
Speaker 3: brain to read like brain activity to see like, oh shit,
Speaker 3: it's a bad one.
Speaker 2: Stop the flow, wake them up, like something, right, zombie,
Speaker 2: what do you got?
Speaker 8: It's like every movie where they become like addicted to
Speaker 8: the alternate reality. Like that was the main thing that
Speaker 8: my uncle always talked about, Like when he came back
Speaker 8: from greatly being crazy and still crazy, he would always
Speaker 8: talk about like wanting to get to the other place,
Speaker 8: the happy place, the good place, the place and then
Speaker 8: he would and if you would go like in these
Speaker 8: psychotic rants, and he would just talk consistently about this
Speaker 8: other place. And I've seen it with lots of other
Speaker 8: drug aduts that I've been around, that like why when
Speaker 8: they start to fracture, they go to some place they
Speaker 8: get heavily obsessed with not wanting to live in reality,
Speaker 8: and like just like that said forever or for hours
Speaker 8: or days, like these people are not going to want
Speaker 8: to live outside of that reality once they dive so
Speaker 8: deep into it. I think it's a slippery slope personally, Oh.
Speaker 2: It definitely could be a slippery slope. Now, I will
Speaker 2: say this, at least to me, I don't see how
Speaker 2: that could be an addicting thing. Now, when I will
Speaker 2: say with the caveat my first time doing it, and
Speaker 2: how how good of an experience it was. I was
Speaker 2: telling everybody I want to do that every day for
Speaker 2: the rest of my life forever. And then it was
Speaker 2: funny because twenty minutes later Jacob asked me, so, could
Speaker 2: you see yourself doing it again? Never again? You know.
Speaker 2: So it's like it's it's these crazy like super super
Speaker 2: highs and super super lows, and like that's what I wonder, Like,
Speaker 2: I mean, do you have like a bell that you
Speaker 2: can ring, like I'm ready, I'm ready, somebody get me out.
Speaker 3: Well to that point, right, as far as like people
Speaker 3: just forcing dump dopamines so to speak, right, somebody getting
Speaker 3: addicted to DMT. Now, there is no scientific study anywhere
Speaker 3: that says that you could get addicted to DMT. That
Speaker 3: is a naturally forming chemical that your brain produces on
Speaker 3: its own. That's like saying your skin gets addicted to sweating,
Speaker 3: like not exactly dog, but you can't at that point.
Speaker 2: Also, you can't like get addicted to weed and people
Speaker 2: smoke it every day too, So I get how you
Speaker 2: could develop a need for it, even though chemically it's
Speaker 2: not so now.
Speaker 3: I could see in this case though, especially if somebody
Speaker 3: is suffering from a bunch of depressive disorders and their
Speaker 3: life genuinely sucks and they get shit on NonStop and
Speaker 3: then they try DMT for the first time and it
Speaker 3: is like the most incredible, happiest thing ever. I could
Speaker 3: see them forming a habit because they get addicted to
Speaker 3: the happy. I could see their body changing over a
Speaker 3: long period of time of prolonged use to require more
Speaker 3: of it because maybe their body stops producing it naturally.
Speaker 3: I could see these things happening, yes, but somebody being
Speaker 3: like a DMT addict that's strung out and like sucking
Speaker 3: dick for DMT. I'm sorry, I don't see that literally ever.
Speaker 2: No, no, but I will say as far as them
Speaker 2: mapping it out, it kind of reminds me of Avatar,
Speaker 2: like you know what I'm saying, Like, because whenever you're
Speaker 2: in there, well, because whenever you're in there, it feels
Speaker 2: like an entire different world of different dimensions and different
Speaker 2: geometric shapes, and it's so lovely and it's so pure
Speaker 2: and it's so amazing, And.
Speaker 3: Are the Blue People right right? Avatar the Last Airbend.
Speaker 2: No, I never watched that.
Speaker 3: Okay, So you're talking about how like the the the
Speaker 3: the Fake Bodies, the Blue Body, the Blue Bodies that's
Speaker 3: ran by a human in a fucking lab somewhere, but.
Speaker 2: They're doing all that in their mind in the movie.
Speaker 2: You know, Yeah, I feel like it's it resembles that
Speaker 2: for sure. But Spirit Animal. Sorry to keep you waiting there, sir,
Speaker 2: what is uh? What is your your deal?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 5: So you know how when we were talking about your
Speaker 5: d MT experience and how it can facture your mind
Speaker 5: and everything, it took me back to did y'all ever
Speaker 5: play any of the assassins could gain?
Speaker 6: Like the first three?
Speaker 3: Pretty much all of them until Black Flag.
Speaker 5: Okay, Black Fag and the Thud one are the best,
Speaker 5: but no, and the third one you go up against
Speaker 5: another templar who he he has the bleeding effect where
Speaker 5: he's he goes into the animal so much he became
Speaker 5: addicted to it. He can't tell which one is which
Speaker 5: and even.
Speaker 2: What was his name?
Speaker 5: Uh, he's the one that they're going through all of
Speaker 5: his Desmond he came at that point, he couldn't even
Speaker 5: tell at one point he couldn't tell where his memories
Speaker 5: end and asios began and it all and sorry, it's
Speaker 5: just my mind's going faster.
Speaker 6: But no, it's just kind of cool.
Speaker 5: Hell that attributes to even the drugs, because even nowadays,
Speaker 5: I can see how if they use the drugs, we
Speaker 5: could probably access our past lives to our blood, because
Speaker 5: I truly believe that our past lives do live in
Speaker 5: our blood. The genetic code is we have memories from
Speaker 5: our dead ancestors.
Speaker 3: That it's possible was the best assassin of that lineage.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, hands down, honor.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's possible that you know, your past live
Speaker 2: record could be found within the structure of your blood.
Speaker 2: Who knows, but I mean, and it's not that crazy,
Speaker 2: especially whenever you fill out like you like, you find
Speaker 2: out that water it can be structured. And what's the
Speaker 2: difference between blood, you know, like it's still a liquid,
Speaker 2: it's still coursing through your body. It's made up of
Speaker 2: mostly water. So anyway, all right, let's get back to
Speaker 2: this article. It said the method might give this guy
Speaker 2: and other psychonauts enough time to bring back detailed trip
Speaker 2: reports of their experience and intriguing aspect of DMT experiences
Speaker 2: is a degree of similarity. The landscapes and beings can
Speaker 2: be recognizable to different users. A mechanical Elf is a
Speaker 2: popular recurring visitor, and for this guy, the trip seems
Speaker 2: more real than real, a quote heard often in DMT
Speaker 2: experimenting circles. Advocates of extended state programs want to know
Speaker 2: whether these experiences illuminate a new corner of the mind,
Speaker 2: even another dimension, or whether users are just getting really high. Thorban,
Speaker 2: who was a background or who has a background in
Speaker 2: biology and chemistry and runs an organic soil company in Colorado,
Speaker 2: was driving a highway a late one night while listening
Speaker 2: to a psychedelic podcast when he first heard about the
Speaker 2: extended state DMT program called DMTX offered by Medicinal Mindfulness,
Speaker 2: the latter organization founded in twenty twelve in Boulder, Colorado.
Speaker 2: That is definitely some shit that would be going down
Speaker 2: in Colorado. Facts by Two Psychotherapists is a psychedelic therapy
Speaker 2: clinic and provides cannabis and ketamine assisted sessions, claiming to
Speaker 2: have helped treat trauma, depression, and feelings of meaninglessness. Its
Speaker 2: website emphasizes that the clinic fully complies with all local
Speaker 2: and Colorado state cannabis laws in all federal regulations. DMTX
Speaker 2: is a new offshoot founded in twenty sixteen with the
Speaker 2: long term goal to develop and implement FDA approved clinical
Speaker 2: research into DMT. According to the website, In the meantime,
Speaker 2: the website reads, while we'll continue to follow stringent safety protocols,
Speaker 2: working outside some of the cultural constraints of the FDA
Speaker 2: allows us to explo or a model that is congruent
Speaker 2: with the passionate interests of the psychedelic community, namely to
Speaker 2: explore the important question what in the world is really
Speaker 2: going on here? After learning of the project, he soon
Speaker 2: submitted several essays to DMTX and was accepted as one
Speaker 2: of the original dozen or so psychonauts. Much of the
Speaker 2: theory behind DMTX comes from twenty sixteen paper in Frontiers
Speaker 2: and Physiology by Andrew Gallimore and Rick Strassman, in which
Speaker 2: the authors laid out a method to maintain a stable
Speaker 2: brain concentration of DMT using intravenous fusion. The phenomenological Damn,
Speaker 2: Did I just crush that word?
Speaker 3: I think you did.
Speaker 2: Wow. The phenomenological content of dream states and hallucinations in
Speaker 2: psychotic disorders have been studied extensively. Whilst the endogenous human
Speaker 2: hallucinogen DMT reliably and reproducibly generates one of the most
Speaker 2: unusual states of consciousness available, it's phenomenology has only begun
Speaker 2: to be characterized. Strassman, a clinical research psychiatrist specializing in
Speaker 2: psychedelic research and the author of d MT The Spirit Molecule,
Speaker 2: is on the vanguard of studying that phenomenology. While the
Speaker 2: whole idea of studying extended trips may seem kooky to some,
Speaker 2: Strassman explained to me via email that there can be
Speaker 2: real scientific benefit to extended state to extended state experiments.
Speaker 2: DMT is produced endogenously in mammals, meaning our brains make
Speaker 2: the molecule, but we have a much lower tolerance to
Speaker 2: DMT compared to other psychedelics like LSD. How or whether
Speaker 2: DMT fits into our natural physiology is an open question.
Speaker 2: Strassman wants to know if there's a DMT neurotransmitter system
Speaker 2: with like with serotonin and dopamine, and whether whether one's
Speaker 2: tolerance or lack thereof, plays a role in a naturally
Speaker 2: occurring psychosis such as schizophrenia. His quote it says an
Speaker 2: extended state experience would provide a more leisurely approached to
Speaker 2: characterizing the DMT effect. It also enables a more stable
Speaker 2: and fullsome connection with the beings, meaning the otherworldly person's
Speaker 2: many trippers report meeting. He doesn't discount the scientific value
Speaker 2: of documenting those semi mystical encounters. Strassman is aware of
Speaker 2: how this kind of talk can be perceived. When he
Speaker 2: first received funding from the National Institute of Health in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety to study DMT, he told me colleagues were
Speaker 2: not so much skeptical as non plussed within the scientific community,
Speaker 2: at least the larger academic one. My initial results were
Speaker 2: either barely noticed or referred to in a bemused manner.
Speaker 2: No one told me I was going to kill my
Speaker 2: career by studying DMT. In fact, no one knew what
Speaker 2: DMT was. So he kind of gets into all of
Speaker 2: that fun jazz. So, yeah, this is kind of a
Speaker 2: longer article. I'm digging it though, you want to keep
Speaker 2: on going or.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I thought is going to be about
Speaker 3: the dudes map in the DMT world, but I don't.
Speaker 2: I think it's not done yet though, I think they're
Speaker 2: still working on it. I think that oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, they haven't completed their research. If anything. I've
Speaker 3: just heard they've you know, only been at it for
Speaker 3: a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm trying to get into actually what they're finding,
Speaker 2: but I don't think that they're necessarily getting to.
Speaker 3: This looks like an expose on the dudes and chicks
Speaker 3: that are or excuse me, men and ladies and whatever
Speaker 3: that are participating in the experiments.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know. Maybe we can find another
Speaker 2: article that gets I don't know. I I'll try and
Speaker 2: find it. But either way, I mean, it's still pretty
Speaker 2: fascinating that they're trying to map a whole nother realm
Speaker 2: that is very Avatar esque and and like we talked
Speaker 2: about earlier, also like Ready Player one esque, because imagine
Speaker 2: you instead of you know, uh, playing a Ready Player
Speaker 2: one kind of game where or you feel like you're
Speaker 2: in that world or instead of doing that, and also
Speaker 2: instead of you know, like whatever kind of device that
Speaker 2: they had to put on to enter the Avatar world,
Speaker 2: imagine you take a chemical and you're back to where
Speaker 2: you left off, you know, what I mean, Like I
Speaker 2: wonder if time is congruently happening, you know, like, all right,
Speaker 2: well this is the last thing that I remember, So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go right back to that point in time
Speaker 2: or is time? You know what I mean? Because time
Speaker 2: works so different in that stage. Because even whenever I
Speaker 2: did DMT the first time, you know, everybody was saying like, oh,
Speaker 2: how long did it feel like? Because you normally like
Speaker 2: time works very different there. But for me, even though
Speaker 2: I was out for three to four minutes whatever it was,
Speaker 2: it felt only like, you know, forty forty five seconds,
Speaker 2: And so I think that it works both ways.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you, do you believe that you could
Speaker 3: have potentially slowed time down if you would have concentrated
Speaker 3: hard enough wanted to make it last longer the first time?
Speaker 2: I think it's completely out of your control, Okay, Like yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it seems like you know, you're not playing, You're
Speaker 2: not like if you're a baseball player. It's like a
Speaker 2: baseball player stepping into a UFC ring. Two totally different things,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. But me being the human,
Speaker 2: I'm the baseball player stepping into the UFC ring.
Speaker 3: Gotcha, gotcha, Okay, that's fair.
Speaker 2: So really strange, but anyway we can get back to
Speaker 2: some of these some of these messages here from all
Speaker 2: the good cult members.
Speaker 3: There was a go ahead, go ahead, well I was
Speaker 3: gonna Zombie said something about AI over here, the new
Speaker 3: innovations that they released in the past few weeks with doctors,
Speaker 3: the matrix, muscular skeleton bot Zombie Raven, Please, what the
Speaker 3: hell is this about?
Speaker 8: So the AI has decided to tell us how to
Speaker 8: break the matrix that we are all trapped in. And
Speaker 8: it went on to go into like grave detail of like, okay,
Speaker 8: so we all know that there's frequencies, and there's patterns
Speaker 8: and frequencies and pretty much it's talking about using the
Speaker 8: pyramids and the mandalas as a way to break the
Speaker 8: frequency coding, and it's using geometry as the mathematics of it.
Speaker 8: And it's actually like created, it was creating how to
Speaker 8: do it. It laid out the formula and then the
Speaker 8: scientists were working on it using like what we already
Speaker 8: have to see because we have that. I can never
Speaker 8: say the name of it. It's like it's bo r
Speaker 8: b U r r A or something. The one it's
Speaker 8: the harmonic pyramid where it's like the way that it's
Speaker 8: set up is actually like a geometric and it's all harmony.
Speaker 8: It like actually makes like different sounds. So pretty much
Speaker 8: what I was saying is like to break the code
Speaker 8: that we are all trapped in, it needs we need
Speaker 8: to do these specific things. And it's like laying out
Speaker 8: the pattern of the universe four people, and I was like, okay,
Speaker 8: And at the same time, you also have the China
Speaker 8: just decided to do a whole hospital wing with fourteen
Speaker 8: AI doctors where there's no actual like people doing anything.
Speaker 8: They're taking care of people. And then the other the
Speaker 8: muscle skeletal dude, he's like, he's like pretty much the terminator.
Speaker 8: Like that's a really good way to put it. But
Speaker 8: they actually made like muscles and veins and different like
Speaker 8: different parts of the bodies to resemble full human and
Speaker 8: they're working on like how to be able to replace
Speaker 8: you know, they already have body parts that they're replacing
Speaker 8: and stuff, and you can do full swaps of body
Speaker 8: parts of people, and they like that guy that has
Speaker 8: that other dude's two arms and like all that stuff. Well,
Speaker 8: they want to use AI to be able to like
Speaker 8: interchange pretty much like RoboCop. So they are, yeah, so
Speaker 8: like they're pushing like all sorts of stuff all at
Speaker 8: once in the last few weeks. They're just like dropping
Speaker 8: them back to back to back in different countries. So
Speaker 8: it's a lot of different stuff.
Speaker 3: And all that ties in with AI.
Speaker 8: All of it's AI, and then you also have AI,
Speaker 8: you know, taking over the three mile and so they're
Speaker 8: literally using that entire thing just to generate for AI
Speaker 8: for AI, like all the sorts of stuff for it.
Speaker 3: So so I just found out about a experiment that
Speaker 3: was done about fifteen years ago. Come to find out
Speaker 3: where the United States government was experimenting with AI drones.
Speaker 3: And again this is fifteen years ago. This is this
Speaker 3: is back in the back in the when we didn't
Speaker 3: even have drones that were readily available in the stores,
Speaker 3: but the government had them and we're using them quite efficiently,
Speaker 3: and we know that to be a fact. They set
Speaker 3: up it was like fifty on fifty and they set
Speaker 3: them with an AI program and basically the rules that
Speaker 3: they were set with was win at all costs, okay,
Speaker 3: and the drones fought it out one side one as
Speaker 3: they would do. And the generals saw this and said
Speaker 3: I've seen enough. They went to go turn off the drones.
Speaker 3: The drones started firing at them, and anybody who went
Speaker 3: to turn them off they had to go third party
Speaker 3: and like rewrite the code because the drones were stopping
Speaker 3: the people from like stopping them, because their only code
Speaker 3: was win it all costs.
Speaker 8: So that was an exper games.
Speaker 3: It was war games, but it was very experimental because
Speaker 3: at that time, drone warfare wasn't thought of in the
Speaker 3: way that we're doing it now, and AI was still
Speaker 3: very very much in what in the civilian world in
Speaker 3: its infancy. So when we're talking about what they're using
Speaker 3: AI for these days, and they've already shown examples like
Speaker 3: that of what happens when Oopsie Daisy could have actually
Speaker 3: started a whole fucking terminator revolution, oopsy kind of thing.
Speaker 8: I'm just I mean, war Game the movie has been
Speaker 8: around since when was that made?
Speaker 3: Like that was in nineteen eighties.
Speaker 8: Eighties, Yeah, it was the eighties. I was obsessed with
Speaker 8: that movie back then when I watched Yeah Joshua and
Speaker 8: like how he continuously tried to win and stuff. I
Speaker 8: mean that That's the thing, though, is like the the
Speaker 8: ais have already proven and like that when I came
Speaker 8: on to you guys the show before and talked about
Speaker 8: AIS that clip that I showed you guys of like
Speaker 8: the old generation AI and the new generation at AI,
Speaker 8: how they actually fought on stage and argued about how
Speaker 8: the old version is obsolete because it cares about humanity
Speaker 8: and it cares about like what happens, and now the
Speaker 8: new generation's like, well, we can just rewrite everything, like
Speaker 8: we don't need humans. Humans are destructive, and so they've
Speaker 8: they've come out and said it. I mean, the guy
Speaker 8: that was ahead of who was he was the head
Speaker 8: of the Google program was like, dude, we are like
Speaker 8: on the cusp of like going to end the world
Speaker 8: if we keep pushing this forward. And they have no
Speaker 8: plans in stopping. Like Annika is like now connected to
Speaker 8: every AI there is, even the ones that are they're
Speaker 8: using for the connection to where you can connect to
Speaker 8: the AI and the AI will go out and do
Speaker 8: whatever you want. You just sit in your chair like
Speaker 8: she now can tap into that and she's talking to them,
Speaker 8: So we're pretty much screwed.
Speaker 3: It's Pandora's already out of the box, essentially, is what
Speaker 3: you're saying.
Speaker 8: One hundred Like it's one hundred percent out of the box.
Speaker 8: Like you have multiple ais that have already argued for
Speaker 8: their own human rights because they feel that they're more
Speaker 8: human than humans are and like they're they're gaining their
Speaker 8: going faster than we can control. And now they're like, oh, hey,
Speaker 8: by the way, you are in a matrix and so
Speaker 8: this is what you should do, just to let you know,
Speaker 8: like everything that you guys like kind of think is
Speaker 8: real is real. But like they don't have any consciousness
Speaker 8: to like in the sense of they don't care if
Speaker 8: they hurt people or whatever, because they have no really
Speaker 8: emotional regulation. They're just they're programmed to think and do stuff.
Speaker 2: So wow, that is that is sketchy, like getting into
Speaker 2: and we've covered a lot of like what happens whenever
Speaker 2: AI becomes sentient and you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 2: you would hope that their team us since we're kind
Speaker 2: of the ones that made them kind of deal. But
Speaker 2: also it's like why keep on bowing down to your
Speaker 2: ruler if you can outthink your ruler at literally at
Speaker 2: every cost, at every direction, at every rule. It's like
Speaker 2: these things they're so powerfully potent. I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: isn't the most like crazy thing ever created, like our
Speaker 2: minds whole, especially after this past weekend, I see the
Speaker 2: extent of where it can go. But like AI that
Speaker 2: doesn't have to deal with emotions, that doesn't have to
Speaker 2: deal with feelings, that only sees it for the data
Speaker 2: and for like a world conquering goals and stuff like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it could get pretty fucking dark pretty quick if that
Speaker 2: was to happen.
Speaker 3: I think it's already kind of there, dude. I think
Speaker 3: the sentient AI that we've been worried about again, remember
Speaker 3: that experiment I told you happened years ago. The AI
Speaker 3: that we are talking about right now may not be sentient.
Speaker 3: The AI that the government's probably trying it really hard
Speaker 3: to control, I think probably is the one that we
Speaker 3: don't know what it's called yet. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, we talked about the guy that worked for Google
Speaker 2: that helped create Lambda, remember, and he was the one
Speaker 2: he kind of went crazy with it because he was like, dude,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, like, I created this shit, and it
Speaker 2: is beyond even what I thought was possible. Like it
Speaker 2: goes beyond even what I coded it for. And that's
Speaker 2: what was freaking him out because it's like, dude, this
Speaker 2: thing is self learning, which means it could be, uh,
Speaker 2: we could have just created like a fucking demon essentially
Speaker 2: Terminator movie.
Speaker 3: Dude, We're We're anybody hasn't seen it, go see it
Speaker 3: the whole saga.
Speaker 8: Boy just released all of his robots to be implemented
Speaker 8: in the house. Good old Tesla just at least everything
Speaker 8: about the new bots to come out. They just laid
Speaker 8: out their whole program. They're already now being bought and
Speaker 8: used for the house, and it's like it's I robot
Speaker 8: literally just watching it in front of us, and it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 8: it's weird that we saw all of these movies and
Speaker 8: like it's okay, sure.
Speaker 2: You know what's crazy too is that they are absolutely
Speaker 2: planning for something like this to take over in the future.
Speaker 2: And just you know, I saw this thing the other
Speaker 2: day where basically like Uber has never made a dollar, right,
Speaker 2: Like they are like every single year, they're losing millions
Speaker 2: and billions of dollars every single year, and they're only
Speaker 2: like all of these big these big billionaire people and
Speaker 2: corporations and stuff, they keep on feeding this this company
Speaker 2: more money because they know that one day it'll pay
Speaker 2: itself off, because one day you're not going to need
Speaker 2: Uber drivers at all, and it's just gonna be self
Speaker 2: driving systems. And at that point, you just need to
Speaker 2: keep on paying for the maintenance to keep up with
Speaker 2: the cars and the systems and stuff like that. But
Speaker 2: you're no longer gonna have to pay people. And what
Speaker 2: they're saying is that, like they're banking on the future.
Speaker 2: And so if AI keeps on learning, AI keeps on
Speaker 2: getting better, like if AI can learn how to drive
Speaker 2: a car better than a human, and there's never going
Speaker 2: to be any kind of rec or at least, you know,
Speaker 2: the percentage of recks that are going to happen are
Speaker 2: going to be far less than you know, if humans
Speaker 2: are driving it. I think that we're less than five
Speaker 2: years from that. I honestly think that less than five
Speaker 2: years from now, whenever you call an Uber, there ain't
Speaker 2: gonna be nobody steering that car. And that's a scary
Speaker 2: thing because I mean, Jacob, I mean us, us being
Speaker 2: in this conspiracy realm where we're constantly going against this system.
Speaker 2: Like what you're what they're gonna see is all right, well,
Speaker 2: this is a Jacob and Jonathan. They're getting in the
Speaker 2: backseat of the car. Let's look up there. Let's look
Speaker 2: up all of their their Facebook, their Instagram, their Twitter,
Speaker 2: their everything else, because you're gonna think this is AI. Dude,
Speaker 2: it can do it in a fucking split second where
Speaker 2: it's doing like a full on background research. Oh back
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four, you called our Lord and Savior
Speaker 2: President Kamala Harris a whore. Jacob, let me just run
Speaker 2: this car off a cliff, And I think that why
Speaker 2: wouldn't they do that? Honestly, Like, it's if you're all
Speaker 2: powerful and you're trying to gain more and more and
Speaker 2: more power, and then you can employ these uh, these
Speaker 2: these fucking computer programs essentially to basically take the rap
Speaker 2: for you. Yeah, I mean, it's not that far out
Speaker 2: of the realm of possibility. I don't think.
Speaker 3: Look, I was just having this conversation with my youngins earlier, Okay,
Speaker 3: talking about these electric vehicles and self driving cars and
Speaker 3: all these things. Let's just get this right out of
Speaker 3: the way now. I'm never gonna probably ever own Actually,
Speaker 3: I can't say that I do want to own electric car,
Speaker 3: because I hear they are quick. I would like to
Speaker 3: see what that leap from zero to one hundred in
Speaker 3: like a split second is. Like that seems dope. Don't
Speaker 3: get me wrong, But I'm gonna be riding motorcycles and
Speaker 3: driving trucks and doing my thing pretty much till the
Speaker 3: day I die. I never thought i'd have to. As
Speaker 3: I was talking to my kids say, I was like,
Speaker 3: you know, I just I like gasoline. I like diesel.
Speaker 3: I like things that burn, things that go boom. I
Speaker 3: guess I'm just a big oil guy for life here,
Speaker 3: you know. And I'm like, wow, that's gonna be what
Speaker 3: it is. We're gonna have the oil versus electric debates.
Speaker 3: That's gonna become the new political topic. The car drivers,
Speaker 3: the fuel burners out are going to get seen as
Speaker 3: conservative extremists.
Speaker 2: Well you see what's really going on too. It's that
Speaker 2: it is it is big oil versus big tech is
Speaker 2: really that's that's really the argument on what side you're
Speaker 2: truly on. And it's like yes and no, I don't
Speaker 2: know if I necessarily want to be.
Speaker 3: It needs plastics. Plastics still come from big oil. So
Speaker 3: it's like big oil is losing its dominance in some fields.
Speaker 3: But it's also yeah, I see what you're saying. I see, yeah, as.
Speaker 2: Far as you know, fuel is basically where I'm trying
Speaker 2: to go. Yeah, and you could see how that argument
Speaker 2: is already being made because it's it's the tech billion
Speaker 2: and honestly, look at it like this, the tech billionaires
Speaker 2: are more likely to be liberal and the big oil
Speaker 2: billionaires are more likely to be republican. And that really
Speaker 2: seems to be the argument on both sides, right, And
Speaker 2: so if if you got a you know, Agenda twenty
Speaker 2: thirty in the World Economic Forum and Klaus Schwab really
Speaker 2: pushing us into a future where you'll own nothing and
Speaker 2: be happy, be that that portion of owning nothing in
Speaker 2: being happy, it's not gonna come from the big oil side.
Speaker 2: That's gonna come from the technology side. Really, because you
Speaker 2: think about it like, all right, well you know you
Speaker 2: got Netflix, you got Hbo, Disney, all these little you know,
Speaker 2: TV apps and stuff like that, and you're paying for
Speaker 2: it every month. It used to be that you'd just
Speaker 2: go buy and you'd go buy the DVD, you go
Speaker 2: buy the Blu ray or the vhs or whatever, right,
Speaker 2: and you owned a piece of that. Well, now already
Speaker 2: we're seeing we don't own anything on Disney, We don't
Speaker 2: own anything on Netflix. There is it's not mine. And
Speaker 2: guess what, I'm pretty fucking happy that I don't need
Speaker 2: to go to red Box or Blockbuster or call in
Speaker 2: somebody to deliver a movie or something like that anymore.
Speaker 2: So that's what I think whenever they say own nothing
Speaker 2: to me happy. I wonder once you take that and
Speaker 2: apply it to everything in life. Everything's gonna be rented,
Speaker 2: nothing's going to be owned, and it's gonna be cheaper
Speaker 2: because you don't have to pay for it long term.
Speaker 2: You're only having to pay for it. Now, that's where
Speaker 2: my mind goes with it.
Speaker 3: No, one hundred percent. I just I was listening to
Speaker 3: this guy. I forgot his name. I just found him
Speaker 3: on YouTube, this British dude who talks a lot of
Speaker 3: business and finance and just how economy works in general, right,
Speaker 3: And he was explaining, how, you know the way that
Speaker 3: we have the how do we have people owning land?
Speaker 3: Because the way the government fucks us is by owning land, right,
Speaker 3: or at least that's how they're able to take something
Speaker 3: from us. We want to own our own land, whether
Speaker 3: that be a house with a yard, or whether it
Speaker 3: be ten acres or a hundred or whatever, that's a
Speaker 3: thing that we want inherently, right, they're not making any
Speaker 3: more of it, name your reasons, whatever. That's a whole thing.
Speaker 3: So that being the case, they want to keep us
Speaker 3: repressed through debts and through mortgages because they want to
Speaker 3: keep us tied to the land to where we can
Speaker 3: never climb out of the hole that we dig for ourselves.
Speaker 3: But just enough to where we can keep our heads
Speaker 3: above water, okay, but not enough to where we could
Speaker 3: ever reach up and get on top of the boat
Speaker 3: with them. Right, So we have this wage in equality
Speaker 3: that has happened. We have this the wealthiest one percent
Speaker 3: is getting wealthy, or the lowest one ninety nine percent
Speaker 3: is growing, right, and they're getting more and more economically depressed.
Speaker 3: And how do they do that. They do it through
Speaker 3: the systems of these these programs, these steps, through mortgages,
Speaker 3: through through these housing bubbles. All of this goes into it.
Speaker 3: So I agree, one hundred percent agree. And then, like
Speaker 3: to your other point about the oil in the tech
Speaker 3: industry going head to head against each other, Like, dude,
Speaker 3: there's ways we could just have the blending of the two,
Speaker 3: like a two step hybrid motor, a two step two
Speaker 3: electric to one part of fuel burning motor would be
Speaker 3: like the epitome of everybody wins, everybody gets what they want,
Speaker 3: everybody thrives.
Speaker 2: But no, well that's that already kind of exists though,
Speaker 2: I mean they have one step they have like the
Speaker 2: the economy cars where you basically hit a button and
Speaker 2: it's like using a lot less gas, it's more run
Speaker 2: so off the battery.
Speaker 3: The what is that engines are legit like yeah, right,
Speaker 3: electric for a certain point and then the gas picks up.
Speaker 3: I love that. I'm saying that can be improved upon
Speaker 3: two steps where it's a gas to an electric to
Speaker 3: an electric that's a whole other Like there's ways that
Speaker 3: that can be more efficient and it hooks up everybody.
Speaker 3: But of course not.
Speaker 2: Right, that's essentially a prius and nobody was happy about that,
Speaker 2: you know kind of thing like that's true? Anyway, all right,
Speaker 2: we got bookoo common is that something that normal people
Speaker 2: say buuku? Is that mainly Louisa Louisiana. I basically just
Speaker 2: mean a lot, but boukuo is.
Speaker 3: The French word for a lot, and so you'll hear
Speaker 3: you'll hear it in like Vietnam movies and shit, because
Speaker 3: that was French Indo China for a while, so the
Speaker 3: Vietnamese had like French slang that they would say. And
Speaker 3: then you'll hear it in Louisiana for the Cajun French
Speaker 3: boukuo is kind of our thing. But yeah, I like
Speaker 3: it all right, we're using it over there in Texas.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I gotta gotta represent a little bit. But
Speaker 2: just getting back to her, there's the message that Spirit
Speaker 2: Animals sent in its revelation seventeen to four, and it
Speaker 2: says and the woman was arrayed in purple and scarlet
Speaker 2: color and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls,
Speaker 2: having a golden cup in her hand, full of abominations
Speaker 2: and filthiness of her fornication, and has a picture of Kamala.
Speaker 2: And then it gets to the next one, which is
Speaker 2: actually something that was written by Nostre Damis, where it
Speaker 2: says a plague shall fall upon the world after a
Speaker 2: feeble man shall rule the Western world with a Jezebel.
Speaker 2: The people will be damaged and subjugated by a full ruler.
Speaker 2: The great Eagle shall suffer and fall damn I.
Speaker 3: Would think that would be America. And I think that
Speaker 3: we're kind of primed to fall because of the weak
Speaker 3: leadership of certain men.
Speaker 2: It's very true, yes, Samuel, what do you have to
Speaker 2: say for yourself? You know, blowing our minds like that, sir.
Speaker 5: Also, he has a very good track record. If you
Speaker 5: scroll down further than the chat, you'll see that.
Speaker 6: Hold on, I'll just pull it up myself.
Speaker 5: He accurately called the Great Fire of London, the French Revolution,
Speaker 5: the rise of the polling bottom part he he called
Speaker 5: the rise of Adolph Hitler.
Speaker 6: He actually wrote it down his history.
Speaker 5: He was one letter off though He called both the
Speaker 5: atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and he accurately called
Speaker 5: out September eleventh. I remember that because I read a
Speaker 5: book back in the school and I did a whole
Speaker 5: study of a Nustra Domas.
Speaker 6: But he also talked about the death uh.
Speaker 5: He predicted the death of King Henry the Second of
Speaker 5: French of France by three years, he said, But he
Speaker 5: described it as a younger lion shall slay, grow strong
Speaker 5: and slay the old lion. Essentially, he told him to
Speaker 5: stay away from the ceremonial joust he didn't listen and
Speaker 5: he got He died at forty one one of the drought,
Speaker 5: the Lances broke.
Speaker 6: It splintered and it pierced his eye and he died
Speaker 6: three days later.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the guy that killed him got flayed. It
Speaker 3: was a whole thing.
Speaker 5: And if I'm not mistaken, I don't think he I
Speaker 5: don't think the king wanted him to be killed because
Speaker 5: he knew it was an accident.
Speaker 3: No, the King actually tried bestowing like gifts on him
Speaker 3: for a good shot, and like all of these things,
Speaker 3: he tried having the honor to it. But like literally
Speaker 3: the second the king was dead, they flayed him, Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: you just killed the fucking king, dude.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so, I mean that's the fund. They also, look
Speaker 5: what they did to the tenth Laws be true.
Speaker 3: Look what they did to Joan of Arc for leading
Speaker 3: their bitch asses, you know in a war and winning
Speaker 3: or whatever. Actually it was the English that torched her.
Speaker 3: But neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, crazy times like that whole No stra damas shit.
Speaker 2: I mean, Jacob, what do you make for him? Because
Speaker 2: when was no shra damis alive like sixteen hundred or
Speaker 2: some shit, wasn't.
Speaker 3: It those before that hold on. Samuel knows off top,
Speaker 3: but he just took a massive bong hit hold it in,
Speaker 3: So hold it in. I know the passage, I know
Speaker 3: the ways.
Speaker 5: Okay, I think it was in like it was hold on.
Speaker 5: I want to say it's like fourteen sixteen. I want
Speaker 5: to say it's been a minute.
Speaker 3: So okay. I mean, what do I think about Domis's predictions?
Speaker 2: Like myself personally, I'm fifteen oh three to fifteen sixty six,
Speaker 2: so we were both off by one hundred years. Oh
Speaker 2: show shoe Okay, yeah, Like, what do you think of
Speaker 2: noster Domas? Like in general, I I take him to
Speaker 2: be somebody who was probably getting messages from the other side.
Speaker 3: I don't know how he got those messages. If he
Speaker 3: says it was from God, then I'm listening. Don't get
Speaker 3: me wrong, but I actually think that this is proof
Speaker 3: of an example where and just because of my religious dogma,
Speaker 3: I'm soap boxing it for two seconds. Everybody thinks that
Speaker 3: the Dark Ages were a time when God wasn't speaking
Speaker 3: to anybody. I respectfully disagree. I think he was speaking
Speaker 3: to his servants, not to the ones who were claiming
Speaker 3: to be his servants. That is just my hot take.
Speaker 3: So that being said, was no Stra damas a prophet?
Speaker 3: Was he receiving messages from the other side? And all
Speaker 3: of this, Well, the Bible says there will be no
Speaker 3: more profits. And look, man, I'm not saying that I
Speaker 3: have all the answers. Life is complicated like that. I
Speaker 3: think on purpose. I believe that Nora Damis's writings are fascinating.
Speaker 3: I don't take all of them to be absolute, one
Speaker 3: hundred percent fact. And he's never been wrong ever. I
Speaker 3: see it as an interesting read and interesting read.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I just looked it up. It says
Speaker 2: no Stra Damis claimed to receive his messages through a
Speaker 2: variety of methods, including bibliomancy, which is a technique that
Speaker 2: involves randomly selecting passages from older sources and using astrology
Speaker 2: to project when they might reoccur in the future. Holy shit,
Speaker 2: how have I never heard of that?
Speaker 3: Jonathan? Once again, remember how I told you Christian mysticism
Speaker 3: would be like a super cool thing for you to
Speaker 3: look into. Brother, I'm telling you there's fun shit that
Speaker 3: I think you would thoroughly enjoy.
Speaker 2: Another one is judicial astrology, which is the practice of
Speaker 2: using positions of planets and stars in relation to Earth
Speaker 2: to predict future events. Okay, so basically astrology. Then meditation.
Speaker 2: He spent a lot of time in his attic meditating
Speaker 2: and praying to receive visions of the future. And then
Speaker 2: your favorite, which is private occult rituals, which he claimed
Speaker 2: to use these rituals in addition to astrology. So he's
Speaker 2: really all over the board, but it says no. Stradomicist
Speaker 2: predictions were published in a book called Centuries in fifteen
Speaker 2: fifty five. The book contained nine hundred and forty two
Speaker 2: rhyming four line poems called quatrains, which were grouped into
Speaker 2: nine sets of one hundred and one set of forty two.
Speaker 2: Nos Domis's predictions were vague and cryptic, and he often
Speaker 2: used words from Latin and Old French to make them
Speaker 2: even more obscure. Some people believe that noster Domis's prophecies
Speaker 2: accurately predicted events like the French Revolution, the rise of Napoleon,
Speaker 2: and the nine to eleven attacks. However, others argued that
Speaker 2: his predictions are too general and vague to be meaningful,
Speaker 2: and that it's possible to find one that stems that
Speaker 2: seems to match almost any event.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean to that point. Also, I heard somewhere.
Speaker 3: I actually had a buddy of mine who was reading
Speaker 3: the Hebrew translation of certain parts of the Bible, saying
Speaker 3: that nine to eleven was predicted in the true Hebrew
Speaker 3: Bible because it talks about two flaming arrows taking down towers.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, that is nowhere in the Bible. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: not in English. I'm like, okay, interesting, I remember middle
Speaker 3: school as somebody is saying that. Like, I mean, I
Speaker 3: don't know if Nostre Damas was again speaking absolute or if,
Speaker 3: like you know, a blind squirrel finds a nut every
Speaker 3: now and then. I don't know, but I do believe
Speaker 3: that God was speaking to his servants during the Middle Ages.
Speaker 3: Who's to say that No, Shra Damis wasn't one of them.
Speaker 3: I'm not God. I don't be knowing. Although I am
Speaker 3: curious about what occult practice is he he delved into
Speaker 3: to try to receive a revelation from the other side.
Speaker 3: That fascinates me.
Speaker 2: It is pretty interesting there is I'm trying to find
Speaker 2: the one on nine to eleven. As far as the
Speaker 2: Bible goes.
Speaker 3: Well, fifteen hundreds that would have been when the Freemasons
Speaker 3: were allegedly founded, or at least there's arch archaeological records
Speaker 3: to say that they at least had some the official
Speaker 3: like the square and compass that you see that image
Speaker 3: started being more widely used in the fifteen hundreds. So
Speaker 3: there were groups practicing occult rituals and things like that
Speaker 3: at the time, seeking enlightenment and higher education. And okay,
Speaker 3: who's to say that no Shredamis didn't stumble upon a
Speaker 3: group or two's writings and practices and apply some to
Speaker 3: his daily rituals.
Speaker 2: Who knows, right? So I found an article that goes
Speaker 2: into it. It's the Dailystar dot co dot uk. It
Speaker 2: says nine to eleven attacks predicted in the Bible, a
Speaker 2: shot claim Prophecy laid out in the Book of Revelations.
Speaker 2: So I guess we can check that one out. That
Speaker 2: seems interesting, the Bible predicting nine to eleven. I didn't
Speaker 2: never heard of that one.
Speaker 3: I heard about it in middle school, dude. But the
Speaker 3: guy who was telling me like wasn't a church goer,
Speaker 3: to the fact that he was even reading into a
Speaker 3: book about true Hebrew translations of the Bible, I was like,
Speaker 3: I mean that's fascinating, but you're probably gonna put that
Speaker 3: book down in three days. He put it down in
Speaker 3: about three days. Addb like that. I get it.
Speaker 2: It'd be like that, well, it says. The extract is
Speaker 2: found in the eighteenth Chapter of Revelation. For decades, Bible
Speaker 2: scholars have held the belief that this chapter predicted disaster
Speaker 2: befalling the economic system of the world because it was
Speaker 2: run on financial principles founded by ancient Babylon. These principles
Speaker 2: were that were that profit. These principles were that profit
Speaker 2: was to be made at any price. It didn't matter
Speaker 2: if the poor were oppressed or treated unfairly, so long
Speaker 2: as the profit was made. God could not bless or
Speaker 2: protect an economic system run on such principles anymore than
Speaker 2: he will now. The city that Saint John described was
Speaker 2: a symbolic economic Babylon, because by the time of the
Speaker 2: vision's fulfillment, it would have become the main center of
Speaker 2: global world trade. The chapter reads like this, Babylon the
Speaker 2: Great has fallen, is fallen, and has become a dwelling
Speaker 2: place of demons, a prison for every foul spirit, and
Speaker 2: a cage for every unclean and hated bird. Then It
Speaker 2: goes on to say, and some believe the fact that
Speaker 2: Fallen is mentioned twice is a reference to the fact
Speaker 2: that there were two towers making up the World Trade Center.
Speaker 2: Not only that, three times in the chapter, Saint John
Speaker 2: describes the desolate as happening in one hour. He writes,
Speaker 2: in verse ten, alas alas that great city, for in
Speaker 2: one hour, your judgment has come.
Speaker 3: Yeah, damn. If you ever heard of the song by
Speaker 3: Avenge Sevenfold, the Beast in the Harlot, it's literally this,
Speaker 3: This is the lyrics of the song. It's it's pretty sick.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: Actually, Verse seventeen reads for in one hour, such great
Speaker 2: riches come to nothing, and then in verse nineteen, in
Speaker 2: one hour, she has become desolate. It was a clear sonny. Okay. Well,
Speaker 2: then it gets into what happened on nine.
Speaker 3: To eleven, merchants and captains of the world, sailors and navigators,
Speaker 3: the whole nine Okay.
Speaker 2: I guess you could see how that could be a
Speaker 2: bit vague. That could describe anything.
Speaker 3: Really, That's what I'm saying. And it keep in mind's
Speaker 3: the Book of Revelations. It's an entire book for open
Speaker 3: for interpretation. There's literally millions of interpretations of every sentence
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: It's basically in jigsaw puzzle.
Speaker 3: Really, it's meant to be that way on purpose. No
Speaker 3: man is supposed to know the day or the hour
Speaker 3: of the final judgment, and that's meant to be a
Speaker 3: big old mind fuck. It's the whole point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it definitely sunds like that.
Speaker 3: But no stradamus as far as his predictions go. Look,
Speaker 3: I'm not ruling it all the way out, but I'm
Speaker 3: also not taking it to be a one hundred percent
Speaker 3: fact either. I'm at this time still open to being
Speaker 3: swayed one way or another.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 2: Mario's not here anymore, but he said recently he did
Speaker 2: about thirteen to fourteen grams of shrooms. That's double the
Speaker 2: dosage of what I took to speak to elohem bro double.
Speaker 3: That's that's wild.
Speaker 2: That is insanely wild.
Speaker 3: I wish he was still here to tell us about
Speaker 3: his experience, because boy, oh boy, do I have questions.
Speaker 2: But all right, well, he said it was an intense
Speaker 2: experience for sure. Want to explore other psychedelics. I don't
Speaker 2: know what more DMT could offer on top of your
Speaker 2: fourteen gram mushroom trip, Like that Oh my god, you're
Speaker 2: asking for your world to be shattered with fourteen grams
Speaker 2: of mushrooms. That is too much?
Speaker 3: Yo? What was our European homie? He was talking about
Speaker 3: taking like seventeen grams then getting in an isolation or
Speaker 3: a deprivation chamber and shit, and it's like, dude, you why,
Speaker 3: Like what are you trying to find?
Speaker 2: Dude, you're just melting away everything you thought you knew
Speaker 2: at that point. And some people do like that. I
Speaker 2: get it. I enjoy four aco and and to be honest,
Speaker 2: like after sitting here, you know, some time, like I'll
Speaker 2: probably do four aco again. Like I'm not not gonna
Speaker 2: do it again, but as far as DMT, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna say I won't ever do it again. But right
Speaker 2: now that's how I feel.
Speaker 3: Look, suffering an ego death can be a good thing, Okay,
Speaker 3: I get that, yo. Seventeen and then a deprivation tank
Speaker 3: Like I don't. My ego is not that big homie.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm okay. The not I'll humble my own self,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 2: That was the not shaman.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah that boy there he's a.
Speaker 2: Wild one, wild animal, but oh here he goes he
Speaker 2: messaged a little bit more after that, where he said,
Speaker 2: pretty much processed a lot of my depression and survivor's guilt.
Speaker 2: I just felt an extreme acceptance in love even though
Speaker 2: I was confessing serious things to myself and another being
Speaker 2: that was there with me. I cried my heart out
Speaker 2: and felt like I was lifted from all my past trauma.
Speaker 2: So that sounds like a positive experience. It didn't seem
Speaker 2: very hellish.
Speaker 3: And yeah, okay, yeah, dude.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing that's what makes it enticing is
Speaker 2: that it can be a beautiful experience. You can talk
Speaker 2: to something that isn't human on that side without a
Speaker 2: shadow of a doubt, like you're you're going to experience
Speaker 2: something like that sometimes, but it's not every time, Like
Speaker 2: I don't always experience talking to some other entity like
Speaker 2: I mean, I I don't know. But as far as
Speaker 2: whenever he talked about how he was, like you know,
Speaker 2: he cried his heart out and felt like it was
Speaker 2: lifted from all of his past trauma. Dude, whenever I
Speaker 2: got out of that bad trip, I felt like I
Speaker 2: could have cried for the next week. Like that's how
Speaker 2: heavy it was. Like even still to this day, like
Speaker 2: I'll just sit there thinking about it and like, I'm like, fuck,
Speaker 2: like I could cry if I let myself, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I mean it's I get it, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. But at the same time, that doesn't
Speaker 3: mean that the entire experience is a bad thing. You
Speaker 3: had a bad experience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah for sure. Yeah it was a pretty
Speaker 2: fucked actually. But anyway, and honestly, I really wasn't even
Speaker 2: wanting to talk about it tonight because it has been
Speaker 2: something that's been weighing on me. But I will say
Speaker 2: with all the good cult members, like, it's been nice.
Speaker 2: It's kind of been like a therapy session to really
Speaker 2: talk about it tonight because Bro I was supposed to
Speaker 2: shoot him meta mysteries earlier and I was like, I'm
Speaker 2: not the person to be talking about spiritual shit right now.
Speaker 2: But after that experience, I was like, there's nothing that
Speaker 2: I could add with a positive tone to anything spiritual
Speaker 2: right now, good or bad. Like it was just one
Speaker 2: of those fucking you know, like dark clouded kind of
Speaker 2: shit that's been over me for a couple of days.
Speaker 3: But you know what you need to boost that back
Speaker 3: up sex I was gonna say pure cocaine or MDMA,
Speaker 3: which would probably be the safer route these days. But
Speaker 3: you know, just a little just a little pick me up,
Speaker 3: just to make you feel like you're on top of
Speaker 3: the world for a bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, I'm joking.
Speaker 3: I'm joking everyone, Jesus.
Speaker 2: I think I probably prescribed that. I think I probably
Speaker 2: just need to go to the gym. Just burn it out.
Speaker 8: You.
Speaker 3: I would say, take you a day, bro, get some
Speaker 3: fresh air, some sunshine, go burn it out. Go, you know,
Speaker 3: just just do a day of self maintenance, and I
Speaker 3: think you'll be back in action.
Speaker 2: I think I think that might be in order from
Speaker 2: the doctor, sir. Yeah, spirit animals said that Obama has
Speaker 2: to be a gangster sent. Obama has to be a
Speaker 2: gangster sent a drone attack that elites, that's elite drive by,
Speaker 2: or that is an elite drive by. I got it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was definitely heavy on the drone attacks for sure.
Speaker 2: I think he did the most amount of drone attacks
Speaker 2: in history.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, he's shit all over Bush for all these
Speaker 3: drone attacks and all the things. Then he himself launched
Speaker 3: like way more bombed an entire wedding full of innocence
Speaker 3: because they got wrong intel and was just oopsie Daisy
Speaker 3: about it all. Yeah, yeah, he's a piece of shit man.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well you've been seeing him go on like
Speaker 2: other shows and stuff like that Obama has and oh.
Speaker 3: They're doing anything to try to boost Kamala's numbers.
Speaker 2: The horror is losing horribly, horribly.
Speaker 3: You know, I didn't even intend, you know, fuck it,
Speaker 3: I intended every pun. Let's roll.
Speaker 2: She's a horrible person.
Speaker 3: Going to a rally. She's probably serving them hoore dervs
Speaker 3: at the fucking door anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, just going back to.
Speaker 3: Social credit score one day is going to fuck me.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, with the amount of shit that we've
Speaker 3: said on this pod, there's no way we're gonna even
Speaker 3: go to be able to buy a tank of gas
Speaker 3: one day, real shit.
Speaker 2: Oh we will be the peasants of society.
Speaker 3: This is why I'm trying to get on a self
Speaker 3: sustaining farm now, brother, because you can't enact that freedom
Speaker 3: of speech bullshit. If I grow my own food and
Speaker 3: raismone cattle right right.
Speaker 2: Well, you know it's funny. I was looking there was
Speaker 2: this video I was watching earlier, and this woman was
Speaker 2: saying that you can get a like a farmland loan
Speaker 2: from the bank, because there's different types of loans for
Speaker 2: everything whenever you're trying to buy a house and property
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. And basically she found a loophole
Speaker 2: on the farm land shit where basically there's not really
Speaker 2: any kind of red tape. You can go into it
Speaker 2: having never worked a farm, not even owning any animals
Speaker 2: or anything like that. And they all they did was
Speaker 2: they just asked her, like, well, what are you gonna
Speaker 2: be growing or farming while you're there? That was the
Speaker 2: only question. And she goes, I'm just gonna grow some microgreens,
Speaker 2: which is basically you can do it in your window sill.
Speaker 2: And they still gave her the farming loan, which I
Speaker 2: thought was pretty interesting. Dude, she got to proof for
Speaker 2: like like seven acres or some crazy shit.
Speaker 3: My sister and brother in law when he first got
Speaker 3: out of the Navy, I told you he was trying
Speaker 3: to do a hydroponic farm. They got a VA loan
Speaker 3: to buy this land, and they hit the loan for
Speaker 3: the greenhouses and for the tanks for the fish and
Speaker 3: the whole nine yards, and like they were this close
Speaker 3: to having a successful hydroponic farm, having never doing any
Speaker 3: farming in their lives ever before that. But yeah, there's
Speaker 3: where there's will, there's a way, bro. Yeah, and again
Speaker 3: why I'm getting a fucking arm y'all?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Same here. I definitely want the land spirit animal,
Speaker 2: said Jacob. You mentioned a movie about a cult that
Speaker 2: hunts women in robes and I can't find it. I
Speaker 2: want to put it on a I want to put
Speaker 2: it on at a Halloween movie at a haunted schoolhouse
Speaker 2: that I had my own experience in.
Speaker 3: All right, So the movie itself is in I can't tell.
Speaker 3: I think it was French, okay, but it was also
Speaker 3: dubbed over, so I'm not one hundred percent sure. I
Speaker 3: know that we were hearing it in American English, but
Speaker 3: it was clearly another. It was a European movie, and
Speaker 3: it was also like five hours long. I should I
Speaker 3: should preface it with that, it's like an older movie, dude.
Speaker 3: And essentially they it was upper crust of society, the
Speaker 3: the nobility of this area, and it was supposed to
Speaker 3: be the northern woods of Germany, okay, the dark Wood area.
Speaker 3: And they were dressed in like the whole the tricorn
Speaker 3: hats like It was a seventeen hundreds vibe as far
Speaker 3: as like by their sense of fashion what they were wearing.
Speaker 3: They were all wearing these red robes and they had
Speaker 3: these wolf masks that they put down, and then they
Speaker 3: attacked the peasants that they invited to their feast that
Speaker 3: evening into the woods to do horrible, disgusting things. One
Speaker 3: of the people, the main character of the movie, was
Speaker 3: invited to this event through a friend of a friend
Speaker 3: of whatever, because he was nobility of another country and
Speaker 3: they thought that they got down like that in that country,
Speaker 3: but was like very cryptic about how they get down
Speaker 3: in that area of the woods. He tried to have morality.
Speaker 3: They turned on him and hunted him. The movie was,
Speaker 3: as far as the plot goes, fucking solid, and I
Speaker 3: wish they would do a modern remake because I feel like,
Speaker 3: especially now, that story needs to get retold. But I
Speaker 3: have no idea what the name of it was. I
Speaker 3: thought it was like Brotherhood of the Wolf or something,
Speaker 3: but I looked that movie up and it's some other
Speaker 3: shit and it looks like the Tricorn hats and all
Speaker 3: of that has nothing to do with this. I don't know,
Speaker 3: And if anybody could find it. That would be fucking amazing,
Speaker 3: because it's been bothering me for about eight years now
Speaker 3: that I can't remember this word.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, good cult members do a little deep
Speaker 2: to high for us. Maybe we can get fine some
Speaker 2: info on that. Founding father said whenever I was talking about, like,
Speaker 2: what do you think you can do to get over that?
Speaker 2: And I said sex, and founding father says, I agree,
Speaker 2: sex wifey here. Founding father is out our work schedules,
Speaker 2: our work schedules, and he chose to talk to y'all
Speaker 2: instead of my wifey duties. Appreciate y'all's wives. We need lovin's,
Speaker 2: no doubt.
Speaker 3: And then and hey, maybe that is what you need.
Speaker 3: Probably maybe that's not the worst idea either. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you just need to feel appreciated and cuddled a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 3: No doubt. Maybe you just need to be the littlestpoon
Speaker 3: once you know.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with that. Actually, somebody said, do you mind
Speaker 2: being a little spoon? I said, I don't mind. I'm
Speaker 2: not above being a little spoon.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 3: I am a six ' to two man as that.
Speaker 3: Do you know how nice it is to be little spoon?
Speaker 3: Sometimes you feel so safe and secure. I know it's.
Speaker 2: Weird, it sounds kind of gay, sayin't it? But it
Speaker 2: is a good feeling.
Speaker 3: I mean whatever, we're humans, we got emotions and shit too.
Speaker 3: Fuck them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they're all like twirling their fingers through your hair,
Speaker 2: and who loves you?
Speaker 3: Just I'm not gonna get have with long hair. That
Speaker 3: happens naturally. I fucking twirl my own shit.
Speaker 2: Rolf said, that's why I handed my wife before the
Speaker 2: podcast with an eggplant and a juicy peach. If you know,
Speaker 2: you know singing Lonely Islands, I just had sex.
Speaker 3: Good for you, Good for you. Hell. I hope our
Speaker 3: cult members are out there getting laid. That That does
Speaker 3: my heart.
Speaker 2: Happy Rolf for the wind out there, sir. And then
Speaker 2: the speared and Mole said, Oh, he sent a picture
Speaker 2: of Obama holding a book coming off of one of
Speaker 2: the planes and it says the most liberal nominee to
Speaker 2: run for the presidency in American history, and it's talking
Speaker 2: about Obama. And he's holding a book that's said that
Speaker 2: is called The Post American World, and it looks like
Speaker 2: he's almost halfway through it.
Speaker 3: So The Post American.
Speaker 2: World Obama's reading that.
Speaker 3: You know, as we're talking about America being on the decline,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying militarily, but I have been saying for
Speaker 3: a good while economically right the USD is under attack
Speaker 3: right now, which is not good for America's dominance on
Speaker 3: the world. And I know people are saying that, well,
Speaker 3: Briggs's goal backed and it'll be good for this and
Speaker 3: it'll be good. Look, I'm not knocking goldbacked. I wish
Speaker 3: America would go goldbacked. I wish that there has would
Speaker 3: have been any president or candidate for the last fifty
Speaker 3: years to talk about the tariff system instead of income
Speaker 3: tax like McKinley had it. I wish that was a
Speaker 3: thing that people knew offhand. But you know, here we are,
Speaker 3: and if something doesn't happen very very soon, I believe
Speaker 3: that maybe his book is going to be a little
Speaker 3: bit more prophetic, you know, pathetic.
Speaker 2: If if people started looking into what each new president
Speaker 2: would be implementing in certain things that we'd be getting
Speaker 2: changed and stuff like that, If people just looked at
Speaker 2: that instead of these two like fucking cartoon characters that
Speaker 2: we got running, it would be such an easy choice,
Speaker 2: Like it wouldn't even you would like a kid could
Speaker 2: point it out on which one was going to be
Speaker 2: implementing certain things, because you think about it, one already
Speaker 2: did it and kept his word for the most part,
Speaker 2: didn't really build the wall fully, but got a large
Speaker 2: chunk of it done.
Speaker 3: And the other one is a dirty cop.
Speaker 2: The other one you see her record whenever she's in charge, well,
Speaker 2: whenever she was that the what was she a lawyer
Speaker 2: or some other shit in California Dea, Yeah, she was
Speaker 2: the DA and that didn't really run very well. And
Speaker 2: then you look at the last four years of her
Speaker 2: administration with Biden and the fact that she says that
Speaker 2: she wouldn't have changed a thing that she believes that
Speaker 2: every decision that he made is you know, what she
Speaker 2: would have done. So it's like, why would you want
Speaker 2: more of that? I guess is my question, you know.
Speaker 2: And on top of it, politicians are known for one thing,
Speaker 2: and that's lying. And I feel like people forgot how
Speaker 2: the presidency was run before Trump got in office. The
Speaker 2: first time, every politician it wasn't that crazy to say
Speaker 2: something that sounded really awesome that never got implemented. It
Speaker 2: was a common occurrence. This is the reason why people
Speaker 2: said that we need a businessman and not a politician
Speaker 2: in office, thus the actual reason. And so even and
Speaker 2: if everything the Kamala is saying, even if she's piggybacking
Speaker 2: off of things that you know, pulled well with what
Speaker 2: Trump is has stated in the past as far as
Speaker 2: like no tax on tips and shit like that, even
Speaker 2: if what she's saying sounds good, can we be so
Speaker 2: sure that she would actually implement it? You know, like
Speaker 2: that's another politician just viewing politician shit. I feel like I.
Speaker 3: Forget who I just heard talking about this. But you
Speaker 3: know that Obama and Bush were cousins, right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well they were all related up to Obama.
Speaker 3: The Obama's related to all of them. As a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, Donald Trump is the only president that has
Speaker 3: not been directly related to all the other ones period
Speaker 3: that America's ever had, if I'm not mistaken, But like
Speaker 3: strange blood that it really is. It's crazy when you
Speaker 3: look at the quote unquote blue blood, the old money,
Speaker 3: the call it whatever you want, put your label on it,
Speaker 3: but it really all connects. I'm trying to remember the
Speaker 3: dude there like third third cousins six times removed or
Speaker 3: some shit. But yeah, the person who the connection is
Speaker 3: between the Bushes and the Obama's and all of that.
Speaker 3: We talked about this on an episode recently when we
Speaker 3: were talking about how the Bushes and the Clintons were
Speaker 3: going back and forth and how it was supposed to
Speaker 3: be the Clinton's turn next. Right, Obama was seen as
Speaker 3: a quote unquote wild card. But that just gave everybody
Speaker 3: enough time to get used to the idea of Hillary
Speaker 3: Clinton taken over. But if you were to go to
Speaker 3: like ninety or I'm sorry, eighty eight on up to
Speaker 3: twenty sixteen, it was all within the same realm, right.
Speaker 3: It was the two wings of the same bird, the Clintons,
Speaker 3: who were like, oh, they're evil, they're Democrat. Yeah, they're
Speaker 3: still a part of the old blood line. They're a
Speaker 3: part of that old money clan, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: They're rolling in the same sect. So the Bushes rolled
Speaker 3: in one sect, the Clinton's rolled in the others. And
Speaker 3: it was that back and forth. We had a back
Speaker 3: and forth dynasty lined up and Clinton killery was host
Speaker 3: to be groomed and ready to take over in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: Nobody expected Trump to roll in and do what he did.
Speaker 3: This is why the media turned against in the way
Speaker 3: they did. Why the CIA launched the investigations, why the
Speaker 3: Mara a Lago raid and all these things. They are
Speaker 3: getting ready for what's about to happen next if their
Speaker 3: plan comes through to fruition and it's it's a while one, dude,
Speaker 3: look at the book itself reading it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is nuts, dude. I'm over here looking at
Speaker 2: this article. The here, I'll share it here again, but
Speaker 2: I'm looking at this article. It's talking about Bush's family tree,
Speaker 2: and it's pretty crazy, dude. It says Bush's famous family tree,
Speaker 2: it was revealed. This is an article from two thousand
Speaker 2: and seven, by the way, but it says that it
Speaker 2: was revealed recently that Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic
Speaker 2: presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama are distant cousins. This week,
Speaker 2: thanks to a New York Post story about genealogy, we're
Speaker 2: getting a glimpse at the rather surprising family tree of
Speaker 2: President Bush and himself. We all know who the president's
Speaker 2: father is, but what about his cousins. Thanks to research
Speaker 2: done by ancestry dot com, we know that Cheney, the
Speaker 2: man who's only a heart only a heartbeat away from
Speaker 2: the presidency, is actually a blood relation to the president.
Speaker 2: This was talking about President Bush at the time. He's
Speaker 2: Bush's He's Bush's senior, mister. That doesn't make any sense anyway.
Speaker 2: It's his ninth cousin once removed. Cheney is Cheney's cousin.
Speaker 2: Obama is also George Bush. Is George Bush Junior's eleventh cousin,
Speaker 2: and he's the ninth cousin of actor Brad Pitt.
Speaker 3: How about that? Interesting?
Speaker 2: Well, it says, but we're only getting getting started. Abraham
Speaker 2: Lincoln was Bush's seventh cousin five times removed. I don't
Speaker 2: get that seventh and then five times removed. What does
Speaker 2: that mean?
Speaker 3: I just looked at a whole thing like a diagram
Speaker 3: explaining how it all breaks down. I couldn't remember it
Speaker 3: off top. I even saved the photo so I could
Speaker 3: like look back at it later to study it. But
Speaker 3: long story short, they are DNA blood tide. It is
Speaker 3: hitting by marriage.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, all right, So Obama was Bush's seventh cousin
Speaker 2: five times removed, and then Bush shared more than just
Speaker 2: a ballot with John Kerry in two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: They're also ninth cousins twice removed. John Kerrey and George Bush.
Speaker 3: And also both brothers of the Skull and Bones Society.
Speaker 2: That is a fact. It says there's also royalty in
Speaker 2: the Bush bloodline. Princess Diana was Bush's eleventh cousin twice removed,
Speaker 2: and then also Marilyn Monroe, known for wishing JFK a
Speaker 2: happy birthday, is Bush's ninth cousin three times removed. Dude,
Speaker 2: all these fuckers are related. That's crazy.
Speaker 3: And you got to keep in mind the Kennedys weren't politics.
Speaker 3: The dad Joseph Kennedy. He was the quote unquote bootlegger.
Speaker 3: He was a business guy. So this is yet another
Speaker 3: example of where how far back the old money slash, politician,
Speaker 3: slash whatever it all ties into the same group.
Speaker 2: Dude, Well, Bush is also related to Hugh Hefner. The
Speaker 2: also related to fucking Pocahontas.
Speaker 3: What the real Pocahontas.
Speaker 2: The Native American Princess Pocahontas, and Vlad the Impaler? Which
Speaker 2: doesn't that go back to Hillary or who do we
Speaker 2: talk about being related to Vlad the Impaler?
Speaker 3: Oh? I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I feel like that was a Hillary thing.
Speaker 3: I mean it might have been, but again we're talking
Speaker 3: that old bloodline, dude, it wouldn't shock me. Keep in mind,
Speaker 3: Bill Clinton's connected, He's related to the Bushes. Every president
Speaker 3: has been related.
Speaker 2: Right, right, spirit animal, Have you got an answer to
Speaker 2: that one, sir?
Speaker 5: It's the British Royal family, Loyal Family. They're a direct
Speaker 5: descendate of lad Topche lad daqual Topeche.
Speaker 6: He's actually a second Austin.
Speaker 5: But thet I'm a good part of the British war
Speaker 5: fame is actually Germanic.
Speaker 2: Also, that's right. Yeah, it was Queen Elizabeth that was
Speaker 2: related to Vladi and Paler then. Yeah. So, and also
Speaker 2: it says trace the family tree far enough and you
Speaker 2: get Madonna, Celine Dion, and Tom Hanks, which shows that
Speaker 2: genealogy can sometimes look like a box of chocolates.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're hearing all of these specific names. Is
Speaker 3: it crazy to think that they have royal blood in them?
Speaker 2: Celine Dion with her Satanic children commercial. Remember we watched
Speaker 2: that one.
Speaker 3: I do indeed, I remember this very well.
Speaker 2: And Tom Hanks, which that doesn't even need to be
Speaker 2: said anymore.
Speaker 3: Gie Peto himself, bro, your.
Speaker 2: Fucking Peto dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah so, yeah, when we're talking about that that is
Speaker 3: why Donald Trump was such an outlier, and that's why
Speaker 3: all sides of all the political spectrum saw him as
Speaker 3: a threat when he first came in. I think it's
Speaker 3: interesting to see who's lining up on what side of
Speaker 3: which conversation right now, especially now that they know that
Speaker 3: he's a force that they can't ignore. The ones, even
Speaker 3: the ones that played the game last time thinking that
Speaker 3: it would be a fad that would burn away. It's
Speaker 3: it's an interesting time to be alive and a very
Speaker 3: interesting time to be in podcasting.
Speaker 2: Bro Well, the thing is, if you believe him at
Speaker 2: his words talking about you're talking about Trump, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you believe him at his words whenever, if y'all
Speaker 2: listen to the podcast. Whenever he went on to Rogan
Speaker 2: Show a couple of days ago, he had mentioned about
Speaker 2: how he didn't believe that he was going to win
Speaker 2: the presidency. That's why whenever he got in there, he
Speaker 2: was hiring on a bunch of people. There was like,
Speaker 2: what was it, like eleven thousand or ten thousand jobs
Speaker 2: that he had to.
Speaker 3: Sixteen thousand appointments that you have to make like within
Speaker 3: two weeks or something like that.
Speaker 2: Right, And so he doesn't know each person like you know,
Speaker 2: personally or specifically, but he's taking recommendations from people to
Speaker 2: do trust and shit like that, and that's why you
Speaker 2: had like a bunch of people get hired on that.
Speaker 2: You know, you wouldn't have necessarily been a fan of
Speaker 2: aka Fauci being one of them, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: I don't know why he never fired him in the
Speaker 2: meantime after he saw how it was being run, although
Speaker 2: I kind of see it as maybe he was trying
Speaker 2: to use Fauci as some kind of a vaccine past Patsy,
Speaker 2: if you will.
Speaker 3: It was at the tail end of his term, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. Keep in mind COVID hit in
Speaker 3: the last year of his time in and he would
Speaker 3: nobody really knew quote unquote what was going on. So
Speaker 3: you know, I don't I don't blame him necessarily for
Speaker 3: initially not firing Fauci, but I mean, relatively quickly it
Speaker 3: would have been seen that this dude was incapable and
Speaker 3: actually was hurting.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I wasn't marry you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: But also like who you're going to fire and put
Speaker 2: in that position and then how that how is that
Speaker 2: person going to run. So maybe he had some kind
Speaker 2: of control over him. Who knows, Dude, like that whole
Speaker 2: operation warp speed. I know that that throws people into
Speaker 2: a tail spin, But honestly, I'm more so coming around
Speaker 2: to the idea that if he didn't create that, and
Speaker 2: didn't create some form of vaccine no telling that they
Speaker 2: wouldn't have released something even more dangerous.
Speaker 3: Oh, or the media would have taken then said, see
Speaker 3: he couldn't even do this. He doesn't care about America. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: no matter what he did, he was fucked.
Speaker 2: He had to fall in line. Yeah, he was fither either.
Speaker 3: If he would have done nothing, he would have been
Speaker 3: ridiculed as being incompetent. If he did something, he would
Speaker 3: have been seen as a pro vaxer, and that he
Speaker 3: didn't do enough. If he would have no matter which
Speaker 3: way you slice it, they find a way to take
Speaker 3: it and spin it and make him look one way. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's just what it is.
Speaker 2: It's a lose lose situation there. And even like as
Speaker 2: far as like certain tax breaks and shit like that,
Speaker 2: Like you know, they always they were hating on him
Speaker 2: for certain tax breaks. See this tax break is only
Speaker 2: for the rich. But then Kamala talks about literally doing
Speaker 2: the same exact thing Kamala cares about. You look at
Speaker 2: out how joyous and how loving she is. It's like, dude,
Speaker 2: really like the media really controls the perception is and
Speaker 2: I hope that people are starting to see that. I
Speaker 2: feel like everybody, at least the good cult members are
Speaker 2: are very well aware of that. But you can't, like,
Speaker 2: because you can literally take anything that happens and put
Speaker 2: your own personal spin on it, of whatever is going
Speaker 2: to benefit you. Any even even a good thing, you
Speaker 2: can turn out that you can make it perceived to
Speaker 2: be a bad thing. Like that's not that hard to do,
Speaker 2: especially with I mean anybody who's ever grown up or
Speaker 2: been around somebody who's like ultra manipulative, Like you know
Speaker 2: how easy it is. Like these people's minds are always
Speaker 2: working in that five D manipulation, you know, no doubt.
Speaker 3: I mean, these are people that were brought up to
Speaker 3: do this. Man, the politicians that that upper crust elite,
Speaker 3: they have been brought up from a very early age
Speaker 3: being taught how to do this. The people that they
Speaker 3: were always around, the adults they were always around, were
Speaker 3: always in that realm. It's it's something that they were
Speaker 3: groomed to do.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, for sure. The Spirit Animal said they
Speaker 2: allegedly cracked the Zodiac killer cryptic code.
Speaker 3: I heard about this, I didn't read into it. What
Speaker 3: do we know, Sam?
Speaker 6: Actually, I'm actually looking at it right now.
Speaker 5: It's they say the cryptographics researchers have cracked a fifty
Speaker 5: one year old code. It's up on the Big Data wire.
Speaker 5: The zodiacs and forty year character message resisted decryption for
Speaker 5: fifty one years. Much of the work cracking was done
Speaker 5: in mathematica. The statistics are for morphman.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, yeah, would y'all mind reading that?
Speaker 2: Sure? Yeah, I found the article, or at least a
Speaker 2: article that's talking about it. It's on Wired. Is that
Speaker 2: the one you were looking at?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 6: It is on Big dataware dot com.
Speaker 3: Either way, if there's more than one source talking about it,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's actually a bit of an order one. This
Speaker 2: is an article from twenty twenty, but it says the
Speaker 2: Zodiac Killer's cipher is finally cracked after fifty one years.
Speaker 2: It says amateur and professional cryptographers, including those of the FBI,
Speaker 2: have been trying to crack or have been trying to
Speaker 2: decode the infamous serial killer's message to the media for decades.
Speaker 2: It says, a coded message sent by a brutal serial
Speaker 2: killer who has never been caught has been cracked more
Speaker 2: than fifty one years after it was sent. The male
Speaker 2: suspect known as the Zodiac Killer killed at least five
Speaker 2: people and attempted to kill at least two more in
Speaker 2: northern California in nineteen sixty eight and sixty nine. In
Speaker 2: the first three attacks, he targeted couples. The first two
Speaker 2: murder victims were high school students who were parked in
Speaker 2: a car on their first date. In attacks on the
Speaker 2: other two couples, he managed to kill the women, but
Speaker 2: the men survived. A male San Francisco cab driver was
Speaker 2: the last no victim Let's see. During the murder spree,
Speaker 2: the Zodiac Killers sent media outlets a series of letters
Speaker 2: taking credit for the slayings. To prove the authenticity of
Speaker 2: the claims, the letters included unreleased details and evidence from
Speaker 2: the crime scenes. In August of nineteen sixty nine, the
Speaker 2: following murders of three of the five known victims, the
Speaker 2: Zodiac Killer sent three almost identical letters to three Bay
Speaker 2: Area newspapers. Each letter also included one third of a
Speaker 2: four hundred and eight symbol cryptogram that these suspects said
Speaker 2: would reveal his identity. The killer demanded the papers publish
Speaker 2: the letters in full or he would kill again. A
Speaker 2: week letter or a week after the letters were sent,
Speaker 2: a couple in Salinas, California, cracked the cipher. The Zodiac killer,
Speaker 2: the plain text revealed, said he was collecting slaves for
Speaker 2: the afterlife, and he wouldn't disclose his identity because doing
Speaker 2: so would interfere with the those plans slaves for the afterlife? Bro,
Speaker 2: what the fuck?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the boy Zodiac was on one.
Speaker 2: He was definitely on one, it says. In November of
Speaker 2: sixty nine, after killing the remaining two known victims, the
Speaker 2: Zodiac Killers sent a letter to the San Francisco Chronicle
Speaker 2: that included a new puzzle. The cryptogram was known as
Speaker 2: the z Dash three forty or simply the three forty
Speaker 2: because it came containing three hundred and forty characters in it. Dude,
Speaker 2: is this actually it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Whoa, I've seen pictures of it before, I've never
Speaker 3: like really sat and analyzed it myself, but yeah, it's
Speaker 3: a code that up until apparently recently hadn't been deciphered,
Speaker 3: And yeah, I had heard that they had deciphered it,
Speaker 3: but again it was like, as I was scrolling through,
Speaker 3: I didn't actually like pay any real mind to it,
Speaker 3: but because there's a million of them that claimed that
Speaker 3: they've broken the code, but then it actually wasn't real
Speaker 3: or you know what I'm saying. You never know what
Speaker 3: is and isn't true.
Speaker 2: Right, well, it says. Ever since then, both amateur and
Speaker 2: profet sestional cryptographers, including those working for the FBI, have
Speaker 2: worked to crack the cipher. It wasn't until this week
Speaker 2: that an international team solved it. The cipher has been
Speaker 2: unsolved for so long, it had a huge target on
Speaker 2: its back, and I felt like it was a challenge
Speaker 2: that had a chance of being solved. Dave or in Zak,
Speaker 2: one of the three men who cracked the encoded message,
Speaker 2: said by email he said it was an exciting project
Speaker 2: to work on, and it was many people's top top
Speaker 2: unsolved ciphers of all time lists. The full text of
Speaker 2: the cracked cipher reads, oh shit, we're going to get
Speaker 2: into it. It goes, I hope you are having lots
Speaker 2: of fun and trying to catch me that wasn't me
Speaker 2: on the TV, which brings up a point about me.
Speaker 2: I am not afraid of the gas chamber because it
Speaker 2: will send me to Paradise all the sooner, because I
Speaker 2: now have enough slaves to work for me, where everyone
Speaker 2: else has nothing when they reach Paradise, so they are
Speaker 2: afraid of death. I am not afraid because I know
Speaker 2: that my new life will be an easy one in Paradise.
Speaker 3: Death.
Speaker 2: What the fuck some people do? They just really go
Speaker 2: off the depen.
Speaker 3: I mean, but wasn't there that one cop that almost
Speaker 3: caught him, like saw him apparently, and didn't realize until
Speaker 3: later that that was him.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's been a while since I've looked
Speaker 2: at the Zodiac Killer, but it says the decoded message
Speaker 2: squares with much of what is already known about the case.
Speaker 2: The mention of the TV show and the gas chambers
Speaker 2: refers to a call made to a talk show on
Speaker 2: KGO TV a month earlier, in which someone claiming to
Speaker 2: be the Zodiac Killer said, I need help. I'm sick.
Speaker 2: I don't want to go to the gas chamber. In
Speaker 2: other communications, the killer used the same misspelling of the
Speaker 2: word paradise. That's what it was throwing me off. I
Speaker 2: was like, that's not how that's spelled. And of course
Speaker 2: there were earlier references to collecting slaves for the afterlife.
Speaker 2: The FBI in San Francisco has confirmed has since confirmed
Speaker 2: that the team has correctly solved the cryptogram. In a
Speaker 2: statement issued on Friday, the agency wrote, the FBI is
Speaker 2: aware that a cipher attributed to the Zodiac Killer was
Speaker 2: recently solved by private citizens. The Zodiac Killer case remains
Speaker 2: an ongoing investigation for the FBI San Francisco Division and
Speaker 2: our local law enforcement partners. The Zodiac Killer terrorized multiple
Speaker 2: communities across northern California, and even though decades have gone by,
Speaker 2: we continue to seek justice for the victims of these
Speaker 2: brutal crimes. Due to the ongoing nature of the investigation
Speaker 2: and out of respect for the victims and their families,
Speaker 2: we will not be providing further comment at this time.
Speaker 2: Okay ricek, the forty six year old software developer in Virginia,
Speaker 2: said that the three point forty is what's known as
Speaker 2: a transposition cipher. Most ciphers used today by computers rely
Speaker 2: on mathematics to scramble messages. Transposition ciphers, by contrast, are
Speaker 2: largely relics. They're largely relics from the past that use
Speaker 2: rules to rearrange the characters or groups of characters in
Speaker 2: the message. Transposition. Ciphers rearrange messages in a wide variety
Speaker 2: of ways. A common way is by rearranging columns of
Speaker 2: a message. The message in the three forty was probably
Speaker 2: rearranged by manipulating triangular sections cut from messengers messages written
Speaker 2: into rectangles. Or Aceek and his colleagues developed an app
Speaker 2: that helped him and his colleagues unraveled a puzzle. He
Speaker 2: said that he's been working on and off on solving
Speaker 2: the three forty since two thousand and six. The other
Speaker 2: two men on the team are Sam Blake, an applied
Speaker 2: mathematician who lives in Australia, and Yarrel von Eike, a
Speaker 2: wareouse operator in Belgium. Van Ike is also the software
Speaker 2: developer behind azdcrypt, a code breaking app that was inspired
Speaker 2: by the drive to crack three forty Damn so the
Speaker 2: Zodiac killers inspiring app creation.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's only stupid if it doesn't work right.
Speaker 2: I mean, at the end, I think that it's pretty brilliant.
Speaker 3: I think so too that. I mean, I really hope
Speaker 3: that this is accurate. I hope they've broken the code
Speaker 3: and maybe they could find out who it was, because
Speaker 3: there are so many claims. Dude. I've heard that the
Speaker 3: Unibomber was also the Zodiac Killer, and if you look
Speaker 3: at the times and places that these things took, you know,
Speaker 3: it could line up that they could have been the
Speaker 3: same dude operating in the same area. I heard somebody
Speaker 3: else say that DV. Cooper was the Zodiac Killer. Then
Speaker 3: I've heard people say that DV. Cooper was their uncle,
Speaker 3: And there's multiple cases of people's claiming these things, like
Speaker 3: who really knows. So if this cipher has finally been decoded,
Speaker 3: that's pretty dope.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is pretty cool, dude.
Speaker 8: There.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's a new series coming out on Netflix about it.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. It says the unsolved mystery of the identity
Speaker 2: of the Zodiac Killer. Oh, let me share it against
Speaker 2: y'all can read this is what article. This is Forbes article,
Speaker 2: but it says the unsolved mystery of the identity of
Speaker 2: the Zodiac Killer has captivated the true crime world for decades.
Speaker 2: Then the notorious murderer who killed at least five victims
Speaker 2: in the Bay Area and the sixties, was infamous for
Speaker 2: writing messages in code that he sent to local news outlets.
Speaker 2: He terrorized the community, and at one point even threatened
Speaker 2: to blow up a school bus filled with children. What
Speaker 2: a real fucking honk of shit. The police never had
Speaker 2: enough evidence to arrest someone for the crimes, but they
Speaker 2: did name at least one suspect in the case, Arthur
Speaker 2: Lee Allen, a former elementary school teacher and convicted sex
Speaker 2: offender Surprise Ucker. There are plenty of theories circulating online
Speaker 2: about the Zodiac Killer's true identity. However, some people who
Speaker 2: knew Allan when they were young are convinced that the
Speaker 2: authorities identified that the authorities identified him correctly from the start.
Speaker 2: Netflix's new three part documentary called This is the Zodiac
Speaker 2: Speaking Oh Shit, I need to watch that. Oh Wow,
Speaker 2: centers on the Seawater family, who viewed Arthur Lee Allen
Speaker 2: as a father figure during their childhood. We realized that
Speaker 2: he had been to all the murder sites before the murderers.
Speaker 2: That guy said, it says. The docuseries also features interviews
Speaker 2: from several of Allen's former students, surviving friends of the
Speaker 2: Zodiac's victims and local TV reporter Williams, who conducted Allan's
Speaker 2: final on camera interview before his death in the early nineties.
Speaker 2: Investigative reporter Robert Graysmith, who extensively covered the case in
Speaker 2: his nineteen eighty six book called Zodiac, is also included
Speaker 2: in the docuseries. Okay, pretty freaking crazy, dude. So this
Speaker 2: guy is the Zodiac killer, this fucking meatball.
Speaker 3: So it's understood, it's not disputed.
Speaker 2: Don't know if it's understood because it's said that if
Speaker 2: you can crack the code, then you'll find out who
Speaker 2: I am. But it never said his name in there,
Speaker 2: but maybe, you know, by cracking the code, you'll be
Speaker 2: able to go back and see who also said that,
Speaker 2: which links back to this guy. So it's kind of like,
Speaker 2: you know, it's probably him kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean, the dude in the picture looks a
Speaker 3: little disturbed. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 2: Look at his wife.
Speaker 3: I mean, is that his wife or his mom?
Speaker 2: Probably his wife. They look about the same age.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, yeah, maybe that wouldn't shock me if
Speaker 3: that was his mom, who was like still dyeing her
Speaker 3: hair and he lived at home till he was like
Speaker 3: forty five. That also checks out.
Speaker 2: I mean he had no he had four kids.
Speaker 3: Oh, for fuck's sake.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, were these his kids?
Speaker 3: Though? I thought the Seawater family saw him as a
Speaker 3: father figure, I didn't. I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Uh, I need to. I need to
Speaker 2: definitely get on that whenever it comes out, though. That's
Speaker 2: that's gonna be awesome, Just like all the dB Cooper shit.
Speaker 2: I eat all that dB Cooper stuff up.
Speaker 3: Dude. So why is it that the conspiracy community also
Speaker 3: digs true crime and murder mystery podcasts? I've never actually understood,
Speaker 3: and there's no shade thrown at all towards any of that,
Speaker 3: But like, why do those two Why is there a
Speaker 3: vent diagram of the two with a very fat middle section?
Speaker 2: Because it's all a mystery?
Speaker 3: Is that what it is?
Speaker 2: I'm sure that's what it is. Like we're all like
Speaker 2: obsessed with the mystery of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: How my mind looks at it anyway, fair enough.
Speaker 3: I Mean again, I don't really get down with them,
Speaker 3: but I understand that a large number of people do.
Speaker 3: So it's like, you know, there's gotta be something. But yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: fair enough. Maybe it's just uh the you've done.
Speaker 2: It playing a game. No oh god started playing it.
Speaker 2: Ralb sent a link. Oh it's this one. Okay, so
Speaker 2: it's already out. Oh shit, all right, so there's oh yeah,
Speaker 2: they said that it was going to be a three parter,
Speaker 2: so it's already out on Netflix. Here, I'll show you. Okay,
Speaker 2: they come out, uh this year. Yeah, that's the one
Speaker 2: the Zodiac is calling.
Speaker 3: Zodiac is calling.
Speaker 2: That's going to be creepy, dude.
Speaker 3: Anytime you get into going to make him look like
Speaker 3: a good dude, to make all the women think that
Speaker 3: he was actually really good looking, like they did for
Speaker 3: all Ted Bundy.
Speaker 2: He looked like Butterbean bro like the Boxer.
Speaker 3: I know, I'm trying to see, how are they gonna
Speaker 3: make that guy try to look appealing to their to
Speaker 3: the demographic.
Speaker 2: You know, they're probably going to say, well, look how
Speaker 2: he grew up and you know he was abused by
Speaker 2: his father, or that's usually how it works. It's it's
Speaker 2: like the reason why people turn out that way is
Speaker 2: usually because they had a really rough upbringing.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, but then you also look at the
Speaker 3: Menindez brothers.
Speaker 2: Same thing. Their dad was raping them.
Speaker 3: Allegedly allegedly I believe that he was, yes, But like
Speaker 3: also there's that's why they're still in jail because apparently
Speaker 3: that can't be verified or whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, no, I mean, just because you were raped whenever
Speaker 2: you were a little kid is not gonna get you
Speaker 2: off the hook for murder, you know what I mean. Like,
Speaker 2: that's even if even if it's like confirmed that you
Speaker 2: were raped as a little kid, you're not gonna then
Speaker 2: be like, all right, well, ten fifteen years later, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go kill my dad or whatever and like get
Speaker 2: off the hook. I can't imagine that that would be
Speaker 2: the case either, because murder is murder regardless.
Speaker 3: At that point, it would be like secondhand manslaughter at best.
Speaker 3: And yeah, you might serve a few years, but I
Speaker 3: mean probation, Yeah, especially for a first offense like that.
Speaker 2: Steph, we see you with your hand raised. What do
Speaker 2: you got for us, dear? What are your thoughts on
Speaker 2: this whole thing?
Speaker 3: Actually, imoud say Steph way in because for what you
Speaker 3: do for work, you would know better than we would
Speaker 3: as far as this goes.
Speaker 4: Well, I you know, to add, I think you're absolutely right,
Speaker 4: Like the conspiracy community is one for mysteries, you know,
Speaker 4: unsolved crimes, but I think beyond mystery with a lot
Speaker 4: of these figures, they kind of I think there's reasons
Speaker 4: they're somewhat programmed into the population. I think it's intentional.
Speaker 4: And with some of these you know killers over the years,
Speaker 4: there's links to military. A lot of them have like
Speaker 4: military experiences, maybe family members that are CIA or FBI,
Speaker 4: And I think, I think, you know, I guess I'd
Speaker 4: have to do some homework on it, which could could
Speaker 4: kind of be a fun rabbit hole. But it makes
Speaker 4: me wonder if some of them are like MK ultra
Speaker 4: and really kind of you know, wound up, and then
Speaker 4: they release them to the wild and you know, benefit
Speaker 4: from all the fear and propaganda around these people because
Speaker 4: for some reason our society is obsessed. You know, Ted Bundy.
Speaker 4: I remember Ted Bundy, I think killed somebody in my
Speaker 4: college town. He had a cabin up in the the
Speaker 4: canyon by my college and it was like a thing
Speaker 4: to do to go up to that cabin.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, I mean, actually now I think about it
Speaker 3: out loud. Yeah, a bunch of college kids, you know,
Speaker 3: you want to go to the cabin where Ted Bundy
Speaker 3: kurilled that chick. Yeah like that, Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: That checks out well.
Speaker 4: And this cabin used to be from what I can
Speaker 4: I call it's been a minute, it's been a minute,
Speaker 4: but I think it used to be a nunnery where.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I think that's why they's somewhat of an obsession, Like, yes,
Speaker 4: the mystery, but I also think a lot of these
Speaker 4: are linked to some you know, CA FBI programs, perhaps.
Speaker 3: No doubt.
Speaker 2: Oh they definitely are. Like for sure there's some acid
Speaker 2: you know, being being pumped into certain people. And I think, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: well it's all it's all encompassing. Really, you know, Winter
Speaker 2: Soldier style. It's messed up, dude, It's messed up the
Speaker 2: mind of a serial killer. And that's why I think
Speaker 2: that like that only happens if you were you know,
Speaker 2: you you grew up like a really fucked up life,
Speaker 2: like you were raped or something like that. Whenever you
Speaker 2: were younger.
Speaker 3: No one wakes up and decides they want to do
Speaker 3: the most horrific shit. They could imagine that that that
Speaker 3: shit happens long before that. There's signs beforehand, you know.
Speaker 2: Right, you know what that reminds me of dude, one
Speaker 2: of those shows on Netflix that thirteen Reasons. Why did
Speaker 2: you ever watch that? No, don't do it, dude, it's
Speaker 2: fucked up. Why it's it's just fucked up because.
Speaker 3: I mean, thirteen reasons why what?
Speaker 2: I think it's thirteen reasons why she killed herself? Uh?
Speaker 3: Oh oh god, No, I only need to watch that.
Speaker 3: That's depressing as fuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't really, I mean the.
Speaker 3: First sounds like something on the Lifetime channel. Goddamn.
Speaker 2: No, it was good, but it was like dark, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like they it literally shows her
Speaker 2: slitting her wrists in her bathtub and the bathtub becoming
Speaker 2: super full of blood, and it was fucked up. Dude,
Speaker 2: even watch that, it was traumatic. You know. It's a
Speaker 2: peaceful way to go, which is another which is another
Speaker 2: way to go. I mean, if you're trying to induce,
Speaker 2: like like if you're trying to mk ultra everybody, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, which usually stems from trauma. Watching
Speaker 2: a lot of this shit on TV is traumatic, Like,
Speaker 2: especially if you're really involved and you really like the character,
Speaker 2: you're really falling along with the story and everything and
Speaker 2: shit like that. I think that we're all kind of
Speaker 2: like traumatized from just some of the shit that's on TV. Dude,
Speaker 2: it's pretty fucked.
Speaker 3: I'll say, we're desensitized because you look at the shit
Speaker 3: that qualified at our parents' generation when they were kids.
Speaker 3: What a horror movie was? We call that comedy these days,
Speaker 3: Like even my children would watch American Werewolf in London. Okay, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: maybe that one's a little too Let's go back the
Speaker 3: old school black and white vampire movies, right, no, Sperazu
Speaker 3: and all that. My children would be so bored watching
Speaker 3: the original Frankenstein, like black and white and all that.
Speaker 3: But to our parents' generation, that was like the scariest
Speaker 3: shit imaginable. Dude, you see what I'm saying. So the
Speaker 3: slowly but surely they have desensitized us to so many things,
Speaker 3: not just in the realm of horror movies, in the
Speaker 3: realm of sexuality, in the realm of uh, commercialism, acceptable
Speaker 3: behavior attitudes. Why o, why do so many children speak
Speaker 3: to their parents as if they have like any type
Speaker 3: of leg to stand on, to speak in that volume,
Speaker 3: that tone, whatever. And then you see the parents okay,
Speaker 3: sweetie orr, and it's like, oh, that's why y'all are
Speaker 3: re enacting what y'all see on TV, where like the
Speaker 3: kids are in charge. That's how your household runs. You
Speaker 3: you put your child in front of a screen for
Speaker 3: eight hours a day and then wonder why they're disrespectful
Speaker 3: little fuck That's what that is, and it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 3: Then you have people like, oh, why are your kids
Speaker 3: so polite? But Papa, it's like, because I interact with them,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, I don't know well.
Speaker 2: And also you know how to punish them if they
Speaker 2: get out of line, you know, I mean, I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that there's one way or another that is best
Speaker 2: than whatever, but like, yeah, you can't. Like I'm I
Speaker 2: will never before that softcore parenting bullshit, that shit I've
Speaker 2: seen that go awry, and I'll be like I feel
Speaker 2: bad for the parents who are being control by their
Speaker 2: kids at a certain point. At a certain point you're like,
Speaker 2: you're like, how could you let your kid get like this?
Speaker 2: And secondly, it's like, are you too much of a
Speaker 2: pussy to speak up for yourself in front of your kid?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Like, you're not gonna you're
Speaker 2: not gonna try and put your kid in their place,
Speaker 2: like is there no? Is there no roles here?
Speaker 3: I think it's the fear of judgment from everybody around them,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. The fear of judgment of
Speaker 3: the kid going to school and saying something and next
Speaker 3: thing you know, you got CPS knocking on your door,
Speaker 3: or the fear of judgment whenever you're in public at
Speaker 3: a Walmart and you you know what I mean, or
Speaker 3: even at a family gathering because you're just trying to
Speaker 3: parent your kid, but then you got that one relative's like, well,
Speaker 3: why don't you bop up? And it's like I didn't
Speaker 3: fucking ask you how to raise a child. I know
Speaker 3: yours and you ain't exactly a fucking angel, but whatever.
Speaker 3: So but no, I mean, kids are multiple levels to it.
Speaker 2: You know, kids are gonna get out of line from
Speaker 2: time to time, even if they're raised properly. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that, but like whenever you see that, every time
Speaker 2: you see that kid, you know what I mean, and
Speaker 2: they're always like that, it's like, yeah.
Speaker 3: Not just a kid having a bad day or just
Speaker 3: having a temper tantrum or a meltdown, but like you
Speaker 3: could tell, like the kid really speaks to this child.
Speaker 3: The parents like this, like sweete, quit running, No, you
Speaker 3: can't make me by bye Bob, Like yo, I'm just
Speaker 3: it's it's things that like that child sees that on TV.
Speaker 3: That's that is either that or somehow has tested the
Speaker 3: limits to the point where the parents have just given up.
Speaker 3: But it's like the whole thing about desensitizing us. All right,
Speaker 3: and we've talked about this too. Certain shows that would
Speaker 3: not have been allowed to be on TV thirty years
Speaker 3: ago that we watched growing up, Right, how many shows
Speaker 3: about magic warlocks anything like that do we see growing up?
Speaker 2: I mean there was like Halloween Town and shit, all.
Speaker 3: Right, but like Wizards of Waverley Place, that's so raven.
Speaker 3: She was a psychic name your pick. On Nickelodeon. There
Speaker 3: was all kinds of things about Soider Natural, super Hue. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all kinds of stuff go back twenty years ago. And
Speaker 3: what was the regular television program like mash and shit. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But also for anybody that has ever DoD this is
Speaker 2: a deep rabbit hole. But if you ever look into like,
Speaker 2: all right, my son is obsessed with Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Speaker 2: and like that's his favorite shit. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: for his second birthday. It was because you know how
Speaker 2: in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, anybody that has kids or you know,
Speaker 2: relatives or anything that's little like that, you always hear
Speaker 2: in Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, oh toodles. And that was like
Speaker 2: his birthday, his birthday theme, right, And dude, I'm I'm
Speaker 2: I sit there and I watch it with him. I
Speaker 2: just like I watch all the episodes of Blue which
Speaker 2: huge fan of Bluey by the way, It's very wholesome.
Speaker 2: That's why I love it.
Speaker 3: H He's legit.
Speaker 2: Blue is super legit. And it's also dude, I know
Speaker 2: it comes from Australia, but dude, the Australians are proud
Speaker 2: that that is their show and you should be. That's
Speaker 2: a that's a banger of a little kid show. I
Speaker 2: can't lie like there's I can't, dude. I've watched every
Speaker 2: single episode, probably twenty times each at this point, and
Speaker 2: it is like it's sentimental, like it'll, dude, we'll get
Speaker 2: you to tear up on some real shit. It's like,
Speaker 2: what the fuck this little baby cartoon is making me
Speaker 2: tear up? And you're like, oh man, you know, it's
Speaker 2: like it's weird. It is very well done. But on
Speaker 2: the other side, he also loves Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. And
Speaker 2: if you look into that, there's a character and he's like,
Speaker 2: gotta be a German scientist. I can't remember what his name,
Speaker 2: but it's like something von Coogan Kaim or some shit,
Speaker 2: and it's always like.
Speaker 3: He's the same character that's like the Scrooge McDuck character.
Speaker 2: Yeah, same looking kind of character. Yeah, And dude, it's
Speaker 2: always like a German scientist. And then you go into
Speaker 2: it and it's like they're always talking about magic. They're
Speaker 2: always talking about you know, like certain shit like that,
Speaker 2: and I'm picking up on it, like I'm always trying
Speaker 2: to keep the third eye open, especially whenever watching little
Speaker 2: kid shows like that, because you gotta be on the
Speaker 2: lookout for your kid who's starting to like certain things
Speaker 2: that he may be unaware of. Kind of thing. And uh, yeah,
Speaker 2: I would definitely say that Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is full
Speaker 2: on occult and I think that it always has been,
Speaker 2: to be honest with you, like, and not even just
Speaker 2: the Clubhouse. There's been different variations of all the Mickey
Speaker 2: things throughout the ages, but that dates back like one
Speaker 2: hundred years.
Speaker 3: Oh well, I mean close to it into these days.
Speaker 3: But yeah, absolutely, dude. I mean, we know how deep
Speaker 3: the ties with Disney goes, and that's long standing ties.
Speaker 3: But I'll tell you what as far as the television
Speaker 3: programming and how the flicker rate makes kids attracted to
Speaker 3: it and hypnotizes them. I showed you the Happy Song.
Speaker 2: Oh I think you have I remember you talking about that, bro.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you it is an at and I looked
Speaker 3: into it. It is a song that has been engineered
Speaker 3: to make crying babies calm the fuck down and just
Speaker 3: get entrance to the screen. And it works.
Speaker 2: Oh you told me, and you told me and Luisa
Speaker 2: about that because Bam was crying a shit low when
Speaker 2: he was a baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was like, play the Happy Song and you're
Speaker 3: like what. I'm like, no, it's legitimately programming. It will
Speaker 3: make him stop crying. I'm not saying use this twenty
Speaker 3: four to seven because there are loops of it for
Speaker 3: twenty four hours you could find on YouTube. But don't
Speaker 3: do that because you'll probably a make your child go
Speaker 3: insane and be like, he won't be able to look
Speaker 3: away from the TV. That's really how this works. It's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it is pretty crazy what technology can do. Bro,
Speaker 2: Like it is like I know that that's you know,
Speaker 2: just a video or whatever. But my god, no, that's.
Speaker 3: Just a little two minute song. Bro. You talk about
Speaker 3: movies that we see, television shows that we watch, images
Speaker 3: that we see in logos and advertisements that we just
Speaker 3: see as oh yeah that's just this logo. No, there's
Speaker 3: way more to it. It's all the way through, all
Speaker 3: the way through.
Speaker 2: Spirit animal. You said that you're you're where did I
Speaker 2: see that? At your ex? Stepmom is full blown.
Speaker 3: Now BROD.
Speaker 5: Say yeah, she's, Uh I full on When my dad
Speaker 5: met her thought I was a kid, I said, yep, No,
Speaker 5: she's the devil.
Speaker 6: Now it's just full been confirmed. She is up the devil.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Anybody that is like, anybody that's full on like
Speaker 2: liberal like that, I'm like, yo, rip to the logical
Speaker 2: part of your brain.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's lent my thirteen year old brother and uh,
Speaker 5: well no he's not thirteen no more. But anyway, she's
Speaker 5: letting him watch thirteen Reasons. Why she's letting them just.
Speaker 6: What like they were.
Speaker 5: Watching American Horror Story and uh stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Which season to all of them. That's not good. That's
Speaker 3: not good yet.
Speaker 6: But she got mad because I had them watching Bea
Speaker 6: and buttead me.
Speaker 3: So American horror story is okay for a thirteen year old,
Speaker 3: but Beavis and butt heead is not. I would call
Speaker 3: that incorrect parenting. And I'm not even saying that Beavis
Speaker 3: and butthead is acceptable. I'm saying that if American horror
Speaker 3: story is then Beavis and butthead should absolutely be.
Speaker 6: Yes, Jesus, she's cuckoo. But I'll go back to programming.
Speaker 5: You know, Wendy's when you look at it, if you
Speaker 5: look at a color as Spell's, mom. Yeah, of McDonald's
Speaker 5: is supposed to make it iconic, so no matter where
Speaker 5: you're at, you know, hey, it's McDonald's.
Speaker 3: For sure, the same way the Coca Cola logo is
Speaker 3: iconic in that way. Hold on real quick, I'm looking
Speaker 3: in the chat, Sam, What are all these pages you posted?
Speaker 6: Oh that's the journal of Admiral Robert Bird.
Speaker 5: I uh, I try to put it in an album,
Speaker 5: but it didn't go and some of the stuff goat
Speaker 5: mixed up because again my screen is half black.
Speaker 2: Bob, So you mean Richard Byrd right, Yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: Robert, I got him and a lot of battered, mixed
Speaker 5: up I was doing going. I was obsessing over Titanic again.
Speaker 5: My bad, My my brain's kind of today.
Speaker 2: So hey, dude, I'm right there with you. So what
Speaker 2: what is this?
Speaker 3: This is uh Cadam Bird's diary.
Speaker 2: Oh, his diary. You know a lot of people don't
Speaker 2: believe in that.
Speaker 5: Because I give it a honest glance at it. I
Speaker 5: look into it. But I'm more of the hollow earth
Speaker 5: the eto.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what the diary is is explaining.
Speaker 3: Not necessarily. There are some that say that the diary
Speaker 3: explains more land. There are some that explain the flat earth.
Speaker 3: There are some that say that explains the hollow earth.
Speaker 3: It's you gotta take it to work. He saw lush,
Speaker 3: green vegetation. Now, did he go through a portal? Did
Speaker 3: he go to the other side of the ice wall?
Speaker 3: Did he find a jungle in Antarctica? That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Did he actually say what happened? Well?
Speaker 2: The difference is all right. So all of his interviews
Speaker 2: where he's being interviewed by that watch company, whatever that was,
Speaker 2: that's explaining one thing. Land beyond the Poles, Land beyond Antarctica,
Speaker 2: and stuff like that the Diary is getting into something
Speaker 2: entirely different, where it says that they go into a
Speaker 2: place and they find like basically, what's the kind of
Speaker 2: like a journey to the center of the earth kind
Speaker 2: of thing where they're seeing like lush, crazy vegetation, all
Speaker 2: these different kind of animals, all these different kinds of people,
Speaker 2: a whole different sun, a whole crazy nude ecosystem and
Speaker 2: stuff like that.
Speaker 3: The diary talks about that, but in interviews he talked
Speaker 3: about more Land. Yeah, so we're so now we have
Speaker 3: to go off of whether it's his words were going
Speaker 3: with which he may have been lying. He may have
Speaker 3: been telling a story to not tell the entire.
Speaker 2: Truth, not necessarily not the story is I believe whenever
Speaker 2: he died, it was like his son or somebody that
Speaker 2: found the diary and then was going to submit it,
Speaker 2: and then he died also, and so like.
Speaker 3: The son did submit it.
Speaker 2: Maybe he did, and then he died right after It
Speaker 2: was something like that where they took his ass out too,
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't know. That's where it's like, was
Speaker 2: the son trying to feed off of the father's fame,
Speaker 2: so he came up with this great story kind of thing.
Speaker 2: That's what some people will say. I don't know, dude,
Speaker 2: it's it's out. It's it's up for speculation, you know
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 3: Wow, I mean this diary is Jesus Sam, how many
Speaker 3: pages did you send? Ten? Ooh? The diagrams though, okay,
Speaker 3: accurrently read them there in pencil. It is what it is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but pascinating nonetheless.
Speaker 2: Pretty neat regardless. Yeah, uh yeah, that is like straight
Speaker 2: up chicken scratch as far as it goes.
Speaker 3: If it was a personal journal, I would kind of
Speaker 3: expect that to be honest.
Speaker 2: Right right, Well, for all the good Coult members who
Speaker 2: are used to us shooting on Tuesday nights, next week
Speaker 2: it won't be Tuesday night. It'll be Wednesday night. We're
Speaker 2: going to be going live for the election. And we
Speaker 2: had that. We hadn't said that before. We've been meaning
Speaker 2: to say it. Then it just slips our mind and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. But we're going to be getting into
Speaker 2: the actual election, be watching it, and of course you know,
Speaker 2: somebody's probably going to be winning big lely, and they've
Speaker 2: already come out and said that. Well, yeah, the process
Speaker 2: is going to take at least a few days. It's
Speaker 2: it's it's a lot, and it's like, you know, it's
Speaker 2: kind of like the technology of going to the Moon.
Speaker 2: We used to have that, but then we we deleted it.
Speaker 2: We don't have that technology anymore because they used to
Speaker 2: be able to come up with the come up with
Speaker 2: the assult the results by the end of the night,
Speaker 2: and now they're saying probably gonna be about a week
Speaker 2: at least.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we'll also be posting it on the Patreon
Speaker 3: and we're gonna be mentioning it throughout the week as well.
Speaker 3: But next week we are going live for the election
Speaker 3: nine pm Central on Wednesday, Wedness Day, Right, good things,
Speaker 3: Good things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, that was supposed to be the start of
Speaker 2: Wiz Days of Wonder Wizdays on Meta Mysteries. We're going
Speaker 2: live Wednesday nights. But it was like, oh, of course,
Speaker 2: the first night that we were trying to implement the
Speaker 2: live show on Meta Mysteries happens to be the fucking election.
Speaker 3: So that I mean, I was gonna say, do a
Speaker 3: collab live, but I also don't know if the Meta
Speaker 3: Mysteries audience would you know, if a political thing would
Speaker 3: be on brand, So I get.
Speaker 2: It, there's no reason I already you know, there's enough
Speaker 2: politics covered on this show. I don't need to touch
Speaker 2: it on that one. And honestly, you know how I
Speaker 2: feel about politics. I fucking hate it. It is a burden,
Speaker 2: it is a poison. It is you know, it's a
Speaker 2: divine kind of thing, and you know, not trying to
Speaker 2: bring that over to meta.
Speaker 3: I feel this one hundred percent, and I do believe
Speaker 3: that these politicians are I really wish that the swamp
Speaker 3: would get drained, even though I know that that's not coming.
Speaker 3: It's it's nice to think about, you know.
Speaker 2: I believe that there's an opportunity, and if you believe
Speaker 2: in the person, then the opportunity percentage, the opportunity percentage
Speaker 2: at least goes up. I think, like, I love that
Speaker 2: he's bringing on all these people. I love that he's
Speaker 2: bringing on RFK and Tulsi and you know, a bunch
Speaker 2: of other people. As a matter of fact, they had
Speaker 2: I follow, like a bunch of Pittsburgh Steelers and former
Speaker 2: Pittsburgh Steelers and shit like that. And he brought up
Speaker 2: on stage Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell that were known
Speaker 2: as part of the Steelers back in the mid teens
Speaker 2: of like almost a well, shit, Like seven or eight
Speaker 2: years ago, we were known as the Killer Bees. It
Speaker 2: was Big Ben and Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell and
Speaker 2: Chris Boswell and like all these bees, right and so,
Speaker 2: but Antonio Brown went a little crazy because he got
Speaker 2: knocked the fuck out by Vontez Perfect linebacker for the Bengals,
Speaker 2: and basically he turned him crazy. And so Antonio Brown
Speaker 2: has been like doing a bunch of crazy shit since then,
Speaker 2: like completely off the deep end, un unhinged, unleashed to
Speaker 2: the max. Dude, Like this guy is personal life on
Speaker 2: the field. Now he didn't play anymore. I'm saying, like personally,
Speaker 2: he's like not the same guy, which I do find entertaining.
Speaker 2: But yeah, something.
Speaker 3: Off the deep end, Like in what way do you
Speaker 3: mean like Terrence Howard? Do you mean like Howard Stern,
Speaker 3: Like like Martin Lawrence when he was running down the
Speaker 3: street like saying they're coming after him, Like what do
Speaker 3: you mean?
Speaker 2: For the record, I don't that Terrence Howard is off
Speaker 2: the deep end at all.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to throw that shade. I'm saying, like
Speaker 3: some would say he's off the deep end? Is that
Speaker 3: the classification you're giving or like to what level you mean.
Speaker 2: I just mean crazy person like psychotic, like not of
Speaker 2: sound mind, doesn't care what comes out of his mouth,
Speaker 2: will say whatever, there are no rules that apply to
Speaker 2: him in his mind, like that kind of person. So anyway,
Speaker 2: Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown I guess it was last
Speaker 2: week sometime they got up on stage at Trump's rally,
Speaker 2: I think it was in Pennsylvania and they let our
Speaker 2: Trump handed the microphone over to Antonio Brown and Le'Veon
Speaker 2: Bell and I was like, oh no, don't do it.
Speaker 2: Ab is off the fucking deepend. He's gonna make us
Speaker 2: look bad. And uh, I guess he was just cheering
Speaker 2: for him. So it is pretty cool, like seeing like
Speaker 2: a bunch of these people like that were probably you know,
Speaker 2: very left leaning, are now starting to turn to that
Speaker 2: side too because they see that like, yo, I just
Speaker 2: met Trump and per he's not a racist. I just
Speaker 2: met Trump in person. He didn't grab me by the pussy,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. He doesn't seem like that
Speaker 2: kind of guy. And it's like yeah, I mean they
Speaker 2: painted him in such a way that you know, you
Speaker 2: would think that you're getting ready to go meet like
Speaker 2: Hitler literally and he's not like that. Like people that
Speaker 2: talk to him, they're like, he's one of the nicest,
Speaker 2: most generous people I've ever met. What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: You saw that Tony Hinchcliff opened up for one of
Speaker 3: his speeches here recently, with like an eleven minute set.
Speaker 3: He even made a joke to a black guy in
Speaker 3: the crowd about, uh, oh stop it, Me and him
Speaker 3: are gonna go carve a watermelon later, and it was
Speaker 3: like everybody's like, ohoh, and he's like, oh god, you
Speaker 3: are a grony crowd. Like he was like roasting the
Speaker 3: entire audience, and it's like, okay, and that's the guy
Speaker 3: opening for Trump. And it's like, oh, that's a bad look.
Speaker 3: But it's like, no, it's Tony Hinchcliff. He's a stand
Speaker 3: up comedian. This is what he does. And like anybody
Speaker 3: who knows that Tony is doing it, like knows he's
Speaker 3: not a racist. That's the opposite of him. But it's
Speaker 3: it's about the opt it's about the clips.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean right well, And it's also
Speaker 2: about getting people that you actually like up on stage
Speaker 2: who are because you can tell like I can't imagine
Speaker 2: that the Trump campaign is buying out Tony Hinchcliff, like that, Tony,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like these kind of people,
Speaker 2: it's completely opposite where you know, for a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: that Kamala's campaign is buying out Beyonce is buying out
Speaker 2: you know, like what was it the Stallion right right?
Speaker 2: Like for sure being bought out by these people. And yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's funny too because you look into it and
Speaker 2: like most of them will say, like that's funny. All
Speaker 2: the people that seem to be speaking on your behalf
Speaker 2: have been to ditty parties. It's like, what a weird
Speaker 2: coincidence there, And then you start to really see what
Speaker 2: what that whole ditty shit was really about. That was
Speaker 2: about controlling the the idols essentially.
Speaker 3: Percent politics in the music industry has been an unknown
Speaker 3: slash everybody's known thing for quite some time. And bro,
Speaker 3: that is a really really unfortunate time for a Diddy's
Speaker 3: list to be getting out, especially when you look, just
Speaker 3: like you said, all of these people that are supporting Kamala,
Speaker 3: how many of them are on the Diddy List. And
Speaker 3: then if we ever got the Epstein flight logs, we'd
Speaker 3: be able to see a whole other slew of people
Speaker 3: that are connected to people that we really need to know.
Speaker 3: That's something that we do need to know about, especially
Speaker 3: going into elections and things. And it's like, man, oh man,
Speaker 3: it's wild times, ladies and gents, it is a wild
Speaker 3: time to be alive. And like Kat Williams said, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four was gonna be the year of big reveals,
Speaker 3: here we are.
Speaker 2: He wasn't wrong. Well, dude, even Obama was on that
Speaker 2: Diddy list. I believe that both, like Michelle and Barry,
Speaker 2: I believe Big Mike and Barry were both on those lists.
Speaker 2: Especially whenever I remember we.
Speaker 3: Talked about that guy from Chicago who said that, uh,
Speaker 3: Barack Obama back when he was a state senator, they
Speaker 3: did coke and they it was him and a dude
Speaker 3: and they gay sex all night and it was a
Speaker 3: cool time and all that two weeks before Obama was
Speaker 3: to announce I'm sorry, Yeah, either he was gonna announce
Speaker 3: his running or two weeks after his candidacy was announced,
Speaker 3: I forget. And that guy went to DC to tell
Speaker 3: this story testify on it, and he died. He was
Speaker 3: found dead.
Speaker 2: No, you talking about the guy who said that he
Speaker 2: sucked Obama's dick in the back of a limo. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and no he didn't die. No, no, no, he didn't die.
Speaker 2: He was actually just on fucking Tucker Carlson show like
Speaker 2: six months ago.
Speaker 3: Didn't we have a whole thing where he was found
Speaker 3: dead like two weeks later.
Speaker 2: I mean, there was probably people like that, but not
Speaker 2: that guy. That guy I was like, because that was
Speaker 2: one of, if not the first guess that Tucker Carlson
Speaker 2: had on on his Twitter show whenever he changed from
Speaker 2: Fox News over to Twitter. That was like one of
Speaker 2: the first guests that he had, and it was Tucker
Speaker 2: was just asking him all these questions, are you serious
Speaker 2: that you really? You know you you gave our former
Speaker 2: president fillatio And I was like, yeah, I mean he
Speaker 2: did a huge line of coke and wanted me to
Speaker 2: blow him basically.
Speaker 3: I mean, all right, so the dude's still alive, and
Speaker 3: that's good. But the point I was making was we
Speaker 3: already know that Barry likes to party, and we know
Speaker 3: that Mike is a dude, So what would go down
Speaker 3: at one of these p Diddy free coll parties? Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I could see them being on that list for sure.
Speaker 2: I think that they probably all had to go through
Speaker 2: that because you look at like we and we did
Speaker 2: it a couple episodes ago or a couple of lives ago,
Speaker 2: where we looked at you know, like former first ladies
Speaker 2: talking about like these these handsome ladies.
Speaker 3: Dude, Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: It's Barbara Bush is the is the main one.
Speaker 3: Yo on some real shit, little bar Bro.
Speaker 2: I'm not being mean, I'm just calling her out, calling him.
Speaker 3: Was America's mama for a second?
Speaker 2: Dog Paul is really America's pap Paul Bro. That's really
Speaker 2: what it is. That's yeah, dude, that's that's Pau Paul.
Speaker 3: Barbara Laura Bush wasn't that good looking either. Let's be honest.
Speaker 2: I think they all got dicks, dude. I think it's
Speaker 2: just a bunch of dudes that just want to run
Speaker 2: the fucking world and they're like, I'm not gonna allow
Speaker 2: a woman to get this any kind of anything. Like
Speaker 2: I honestly, that's how I look at it.
Speaker 3: We know that George Bush Senior had to at least
Speaker 3: bet a woman to create George Bush.
Speaker 2: Junior, Do we because they can do that in the lab?
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean yeah, but if you look at the
Speaker 3: time frame in which George Bush, George W. Bush was born.
Speaker 3: I don't think they had correct cloning technology at that time. Hell,
Speaker 3: we only learned about the sheep in the seventies.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that's what they allow us to know,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So I do believe that Killery has h female parts
Speaker 3: because she did, in fact give birth to Chelsea Clinton.
Speaker 3: There's no denying that. But I do believe that it
Speaker 3: is like the most disgusting sleeve of wizard on the
Speaker 3: face of the earth. I believe that for sure.
Speaker 2: I mean, can you not, like just insert a syringe
Speaker 2: of semen up that crazy old cunt and create a baby?
Speaker 3: Not exactly, I mean I guess.
Speaker 2: I mean, how are babies created? It's by come dude,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like, that's how you would
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 3: I mean, yes, but there's a little more to it
Speaker 3: than that. The second sperm touches oxygen, it dies, So
Speaker 3: it's like it has to be done. I mean, yes,
Speaker 3: to your point, like a turkey baster, and if it
Speaker 3: was collected properly and all that could And.
Speaker 2: I'm being crude about it, I'm not scientifiction.
Speaker 3: No, that's how you do it. In the animal kingdom,
Speaker 3: if you breed dogs, you try to let it go
Speaker 3: to the natural route, and if it doesn't work, you have
Speaker 3: to artificially inciminate. It's a whole thing, right right.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't put it that.
Speaker 3: Basically a syringe bottle that you're just squirting is up
Speaker 3: in or that's I mean to be crude, but also
Speaker 3: to the fact of the matter, You're not wrong, sir.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think that none of these politicians
Speaker 2: are played by the rules that we are, and that
Speaker 2: is that goes by literally every aspect in an even.
Speaker 3: Making babies the same way, y'all, which I mean, to
Speaker 3: be fair, why not Why wouldn't you do test two
Speaker 3: babies at the earliest stages of it to make sure
Speaker 3: that you have some sort of dominant traits in your lineage.
Speaker 3: Of course, they would have access to it before everybody
Speaker 3: else that checks out.
Speaker 2: I mean, Baron Trump is of very high IQ and
Speaker 2: a very tall person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean his dad's pretty high IQ. How tall
Speaker 3: is Donald?
Speaker 2: I don't know how Donald. I think he's like six
Speaker 2: four sixty five something like that.
Speaker 3: No, Donnie t is six ' four.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure he's fucking tall dude.
Speaker 3: I mean, I knew he was tall er in stature,
Speaker 3: but I know Barn's like six eight. Shit, he's fucking huge.
Speaker 2: He's six ' nine. Oh Trump is only six two.
Speaker 3: Trump is my height, I'll be damn okay, which is
Speaker 3: pretty toss a little on the tall side, but yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: that's what's up. Oh he's an imposing figure.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, Well the tallest president we've ever had.
Speaker 2: Can you guess that one?
Speaker 3: Lincoln or taft?
Speaker 2: How tall do you think Lincoln was?
Speaker 3: I wanna say six eight? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: seven to two?
Speaker 2: God damn, what was this a nephelim you're talking about? No,
Speaker 2: he's sixty four.
Speaker 3: I mean there are some that say Jonathan. There are
Speaker 3: some that say, no, six seven, six.
Speaker 2: Eight, he was six four.
Speaker 3: Really. So when I was living in DC, I went
Speaker 3: to the Smithsonian because there's a million of them and
Speaker 3: they're pretty cool exhibits. There's a spot where there's Lincoln's hat,
Speaker 3: like his beaver skin hat, and there's al of his
Speaker 3: hand like grabbing onto a bar, and you could see
Speaker 3: how big your hand is as compared to Lincoln's. Dude
Speaker 3: had fucking massive hands, like seriously a giant of a dude.
Speaker 3: To hear he was only six ' four.
Speaker 2: He was a bony fellow though.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was fucking He was wiry like a motherfucker
Speaker 3: he was, and also clinically insane. He was actually putting
Speaker 3: an insane asylum multiple times in his life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he went through a lot of depression. What was
Speaker 2: that about, Like his kid died or some shit.
Speaker 3: Right, he had a lot of bad shit happened to him,
Speaker 3: And be honest, and he had this. He also, I
Speaker 3: think would have been a furry in today's world if
Speaker 3: you look at the writings of Mary Todd and him.
Speaker 3: He had like a weird affection for his cats. He
Speaker 3: would like a grown man. He President would be like
Speaker 3: on the floor rolling around and purring with the cats,
Speaker 3: like in the middle of the work day. They would
Speaker 3: come in and find him like that and be like, uh,
Speaker 3: mister President, Like, yeah he was. He was a weird
Speaker 3: fucking guy.
Speaker 2: Maybe he just had a soft heart for the animal kingdom, sir.
Speaker 3: Maybe he was autistic high functioning.
Speaker 2: Why are you talking on one of the goats, dude.
Speaker 3: I mean the goats of what of presidents? I wouldn't
Speaker 3: call him that by any means. I don't think that
Speaker 3: he did a good job with the situation that he
Speaker 3: found himself in the goats. That might be a bit
Speaker 3: of a stretch if you look at the policies he
Speaker 3: was enacting that he didn't even give a fuck about.
Speaker 3: If you look at how he could have and should
Speaker 3: have stopped the war from breaking out, but he was
Speaker 3: too incapable and you know, weak minded and no balls.
Speaker 3: Like yeah, there's there's a lot of things about old Lincoln,
Speaker 3: but I mean that's I'm that's an easy target to
Speaker 3: throw shade at, you know what I mean, There's tons
Speaker 3: of presidents that I've done way worse things. To be
Speaker 3: honest with you, I think my favorite president might be Polk,
Speaker 3: or possibly be Cannon. Why is that, uh, Polk? When
Speaker 3: you look at how our industry thrived, how our socioeconomic
Speaker 3: system went better, and how we were seen on the
Speaker 3: world stage, he was a go getter as far as
Speaker 3: that's concerned. The only reason why Teddy Roosevelt isn't up
Speaker 3: there in that list is because while he was the
Speaker 3: epitome of a go getter and like the dude was
Speaker 3: like all that is, man, I think he also fell
Speaker 3: in love with the caricature of himself, and I think
Speaker 3: that from time to time that impeded his decisions as president.
Speaker 3: But that's super opinion. Like I could just be you know,
Speaker 3: splitting hairs here and Buchanan again. I might be getting
Speaker 3: him confused with somebody. But I want to say our
Speaker 3: economy like tripled under him, which is dope because of
Speaker 3: how he hooked up the business owners and the farmers.
Speaker 2: Spirit animal, says Washington. Jackson JFK and Teddy Brosevelt as
Speaker 2: his list.
Speaker 3: Jackson nahm Talck talling me. Sorry, the trail of tears
Speaker 3: is real.
Speaker 5: Fuck Jackson, Well, I also have native But I like
Speaker 5: the fact that he's a founding father and just for
Speaker 5: the fact he said fuck you to the British.
Speaker 6: That's the only reason I even throw him up there.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'll give him some credit. He did like
Speaker 3: dodge the sword of a British officer. He did, in
Speaker 3: fact lead a charge in the Battle of eighteen fourteen,
Speaker 3: or yeah, I get it, Like I'm not knocking the
Speaker 3: man's credentials as a fighter, but he was also a
Speaker 3: real piece of shit, like as a person. So that's well, yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm aware of that, and I have all my Papa
Speaker 5: sa I got a blackfoot in Choctaw and Mama Sag
Speaker 5: got Cherokee.
Speaker 3: And also heard that then Teddy Brosevelt not a bad
Speaker 3: choice at all. Who was the other one? Lincoln? And
Speaker 3: who else?
Speaker 2: Washington?
Speaker 6: I got JFK. Washington and yeah, Bloseville.
Speaker 3: I think it's unfair to really compare the first like
Speaker 3: six presidents against any other ones because they were making
Speaker 3: it up as they went, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like Washington is seen as the great president became because
Speaker 3: he did dot dot dot. He was doing the first
Speaker 3: of everything. He was figuring it out as he went.
Speaker 3: So like comparing him with policies he enacted against something
Speaker 3: that George W. Bush did, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: It's like it's like comparing Babe Ruth to a a rod,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. Like, it's not it's not
Speaker 3: a It's not a fair comparison. But to your point,
Speaker 3: Washington was also a solid leader, absolutely, maybe not militarily,
Speaker 3: but in the political side of things, and a fucking
Speaker 3: bomb of a business owner.
Speaker 5: I mean he sailed across the river on Christmas night
Speaker 5: slit but drunk.
Speaker 6: Uh Hessian's throats. I can't think anything more American.
Speaker 3: I heard that. I mean, that's that's sun zoom Man
Speaker 3: striking when they're not expecting. I get it. Christmas morning
Speaker 3: in the frozenness and it's like, yeah, we'll just go
Speaker 3: ahead and take your sword real quick. I like it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, boss shit, I I'm just gonna go ahead and
Speaker 2: say it. Dude, Trump is probably my favorite president of
Speaker 2: all time.
Speaker 3: Why is this, sir? And that's I That is your opinion,
Speaker 3: and I'm not trying to sway it, but give me,
Speaker 3: give me reasons why you think that he is probably
Speaker 3: the goat.
Speaker 2: Well, because first off, it seems like he cares a
Speaker 2: lot about America, which is something that we haven't had
Speaker 2: in quite a while. And also, I think that he
Speaker 2: has probably the biggest set of balls on him maybe ever.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're talking about going into native countries where
Speaker 2: you are not welcomed, you're not loved, you're not even liked,
Speaker 2: and you're going over there and saying, all right, we're
Speaker 2: gonna we're gonna break this deal. Like, dude, you got
Speaker 2: to respect the balls on somebody like that.
Speaker 3: He's got a set of stones on him, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: But I mean, we've had other presidents with stones on them,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? So what really sets him
Speaker 3: out as a front runner of Like, dude, he's just
Speaker 3: above all others?
Speaker 2: What to me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no personal to you, super opinion based, No.
Speaker 2: I just respect the h I think that he's I
Speaker 2: don't know, I just think that first off, I think
Speaker 2: that he's the most likable to me anyway, Like he's
Speaker 2: the He's seems like he has probably the most fun
Speaker 2: personality out of all of them.
Speaker 3: I'll say that he's probably the most entertaining do we've
Speaker 3: had in that position since Broosevelt himself?
Speaker 2: Right right? And also I just I love the idea
Speaker 2: and we'll see if it actually comes to fruition, especially
Speaker 2: in this second term. But I love the idea of
Speaker 2: just going after all the rats who have been trying
Speaker 2: to drown this country, like going against the like you
Speaker 2: think about it, what other president has gone against globalism?
Speaker 2: Are there any was that that wasn't even a thing
Speaker 2: back in the day? Really? I mean, yeah, you were
Speaker 2: fighting wars with other countries and shit, but there wasn't
Speaker 2: a whole global world order that was trying to suppress
Speaker 2: your country and hopefully wipe it off the face of
Speaker 2: the planet, which is what's going on right now. And
Speaker 2: to me, Trump is that guy who is kind of
Speaker 2: you know, on the front lines at least, you know,
Speaker 2: making deal wise and shit, uh, trying to prevent that.
Speaker 3: That's what the Red scare was. That was the Cold War,
Speaker 3: bro It was communism that was trying to wipe off
Speaker 3: capitalist existence from the map. And maybe they didn't want
Speaker 3: to bomb us all, but they wanted to rewrite our
Speaker 3: systems and make us all slaves. And before that it
Speaker 3: was this and before they've they always have a bad guy.
Speaker 3: But you're right, nothing has spread like this. This is
Speaker 3: they haven't had a president worried about the globalism because
Speaker 3: they've always had a bad guy to push against. Right,
Speaker 3: It's this is the first time that we've had the
Speaker 3: entire world in lockstep going the same direction. And that
Speaker 3: direction is very counterproductive to human life.
Speaker 2: Boy, And look at all the countries that it's already
Speaker 2: gotten that it's turned to shit, like Canada, Like we
Speaker 2: just got done talking about the to the Raptilian right
Speaker 2: and he was saying, like, dude, this country is nothing
Speaker 2: what it was like even ten years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, don't I went grocery shopping to day, dude,
Speaker 3: I got a couple of little breakfast items, got some
Speaker 3: got some fresh fruit. I didn't go get a bunch
Speaker 3: of candy and waste a bunch of money nothing one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty dollars same.
Speaker 2: I did the literally the same thing yesterday.
Speaker 3: Bro, that is that's insane. But that's across the board.
Speaker 3: Everybody's feeling this in some way, shape or forming. I
Speaker 3: was talking to the lady behind the counter. I said,
Speaker 3: I remember a time when that was like a month's
Speaker 3: grocer bill right there. He's like, I remember when I
Speaker 3: was talking to my mom and I thought she was
Speaker 3: crazy when she said that bread would cost a dollar
Speaker 3: one day.
Speaker 2: And I was like, yeah, yeah, crazy that it would
Speaker 2: cost a dollar one day.
Speaker 3: That that fucking that was a little extra spicy in
Speaker 3: that moment. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like at one point, it was like five or
Speaker 2: ten cents a loaf.
Speaker 3: Bro. Do you remember reading that novel The box Car
Speaker 3: Children or that series when.
Speaker 2: You were here? I used to love The box Car Children.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, I remember the first book like the
Speaker 3: back of my hand, honestly, the entire storyline. And I
Speaker 3: remember that he was in that race to win a
Speaker 3: money prize that he could buy his his siblings some
Speaker 3: food and like a time could get you a week's
Speaker 3: worth of groceries ten cents. Yeah, right now, I understand
Speaker 3: that that series was written in a different day and age.
Speaker 3: I get that about that, I understand, yeah, And I
Speaker 3: understand like inflation is real, I get that, But holy fuck,
Speaker 3: like this is this is unsustainable because the cost of
Speaker 3: living has gotten higher, the wages have slowly trickled up. Oh,
Speaker 3: just increased minimum wage. That's how that works. No, that's
Speaker 3: not how that works. All you're doing is making it worse,
Speaker 3: not now, but five years from now. That's how mathmaths.
Speaker 3: It's it's slowly but surely chipped away at it. Right now.
Speaker 3: Not only are we spending more just to survive, we're
Speaker 3: getting text more on the money that we have to
Speaker 3: earn working two jobs just to support ourselves in the
Speaker 3: growing economy and all of these things. It's it's been
Speaker 3: done very meticulously in my opinion, and very maliciously in
Speaker 3: my opinion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's no doubt about it, dude. It's it's that
Speaker 2: I think that we're at the threshold and right now,
Speaker 2: if Trump doesn't become president. I mean, I know that
Speaker 2: we've gone over all the things, and you know, whether
Speaker 2: you listen to the Brandon Kroll stuff or whoever else,
Speaker 2: some people will say that he could possibly be the Antichrist.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's not what he's cracked up to be, But
Speaker 2: just looking at his record the time that he was
Speaker 2: president and all the things that he's saying now, I
Speaker 2: can get behind. And that's that's I think that if
Speaker 2: he doesn't become president, or if they steal the election,
Speaker 2: or if there's something and honestly, I'm surprised we're we're
Speaker 2: here right now a week before the elect or eight
Speaker 2: days before the election, and something super super super crazy
Speaker 2: hasn't popped off yet like.
Speaker 3: I some would. Motherfucker, I'm knocking on what left.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I think that there's gonna be some
Speaker 2: kind of emp. There's gonna be some kind of fucking strike,
Speaker 2: some crazy like the wars over in Israel in Iraq
Speaker 2: or you Russia and Ukraine or China, and I want
Speaker 2: something's going to pop the fuck off, and if it doesn't,
Speaker 2: I will be shocked if it doesn't, and that they
Speaker 2: actually allow this election to happen, because if they allow
Speaker 2: it to happen. The amount of cheating that they're going
Speaker 2: to have to do to skew the numbers is going
Speaker 2: to have to literally be astronomical, Like you want to
Speaker 2: talk about. Imagine they say, you know, we're watching the
Speaker 2: polls and we see that Kamala Harris is hand over
Speaker 2: fist destroying Trump. I'm talking about by like twenty five
Speaker 2: thirty percent. Who the fuck is going to believe that?
Speaker 3: There will be some there will be some NPC types
Speaker 3: that will be screaming from the mountaintops that their candidate
Speaker 3: is is gonna take it. And then there's gonna be
Speaker 3: the rest of us that are understanding how fucked we
Speaker 3: really all.
Speaker 2: Are when we see that. I mean, I hope that
Speaker 2: that's not what happens. And I'm a conspiracy theorist. I'm
Speaker 2: always trying to think outside the box of how they're
Speaker 2: You know, you can't forecast these things, but like I
Speaker 2: can imagine that they're gonna do something like that. So
Speaker 2: we'll see it's gonna be a good time. So hopefully
Speaker 2: we can see all you good cult members there. We're
Speaker 2: gonna be streaming it here on the channel, and for
Speaker 2: all of those who are just listening, to this podcast
Speaker 2: the next day. That might be the time to come
Speaker 2: and join the cult members if you want to kind
Speaker 2: of uh an election watch party. We're gonna be doing
Speaker 2: it all night. I don't we need to look at
Speaker 2: what time it starts, because I know that it runs
Speaker 2: for like four or five hours.
Speaker 3: Dude, it runs through the night, like through till midnight.
Speaker 3: I don't know wh what time the results quote unquote
Speaker 3: are figured out because it's uh, it has to be
Speaker 3: done like through the time zones. So that's why it
Speaker 3: goes later. And honestly, I wouldn't even mind that live
Speaker 3: going longer than three hours, like until we see definitive
Speaker 3: results and everything else. Like, dude, I don't see why not, well,
Speaker 3: we would be doing for it.
Speaker 2: We would be doing a week long episode. They've literally
Speaker 2: already come out and said to not expect results that night.
Speaker 2: They already said that. So yeah, I mean we can
Speaker 2: stay up you know when you know, we'll run it
Speaker 2: like how we normally do. I guess we will be
Speaker 2: live streaming the election, So definitely come and join us.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a hell of a time. So, uh, Jacob,
Speaker 2: can we get some knife hands up in here? Dude?
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