Speaker 1: Oh red des are.
Speaker 2: Hello and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy and my name is Jonathan. I'm Jacob another
Speaker 2: live show. This is going to be an awesome one.
Speaker 2: With all of the good Cult members already joining us
Speaker 2: in mass It is an awesome thing to see that
Speaker 2: you guys are just showing up right on time. What
Speaker 2: a beautiful thing that we gone got going on over here.
Speaker 2: It is quite awesome. So I just want to say
Speaker 2: thank you to all of the good Cult members out
Speaker 2: there that are supporting us in this way, and thank
Speaker 2: you for coming to hang out with us on every
Speaker 2: Tuesday night. This this makes uh Tuesday Night's great again?
Speaker 3: Would you say? Agreed? One hundred percent agreed?
Speaker 4: And honestly, y'all, we couldn't do what we do without
Speaker 4: all of you supporting us in this way and finding
Speaker 4: the time to join us in all of our all
Speaker 4: of our foolishness, you know what I mean. Sometimes Tuesday
Speaker 4: Nights we stay super on topic. Sometimes we are doing
Speaker 4: way off the rails here, but like that's what this
Speaker 4: is for, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean.
Speaker 4: We have so many shows going on every single day
Speaker 4: of the week, right, Sometimes we come with some topics
Speaker 4: we want to stay on task. We want to keep
Speaker 4: it rolling sometimes like this is for y'all as much
Speaker 4: as it is for us. Let's just be wild with it.
Speaker 3: The memes are already where it goes.
Speaker 2: The memes are already getting crazy.
Speaker 3: Let me guess Alex is already dropping the ship.
Speaker 2: No, Alex, you know, typical calling everybody faggots, which is good.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Alex, I don't know if you can respond
Speaker 4: right now, but how are you recovering? Would love to
Speaker 4: get an update from you, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Dude, So let's just start right at the very beginning.
Speaker 2: Alexandra says, what's up, you fucking fagots?
Speaker 4: Heading witch.
Speaker 2: Mario said, good evening, y'all. Hope y'all had a good
Speaker 2: weekend and start of the week. Anthony Mario, how the
Speaker 2: hell are you?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 3: I feel like I ain't talked to you in a
Speaker 3: hot minute.
Speaker 4: You're a resident Santoria correspondent and you've been mia. But
Speaker 4: then you jump in, sometimes sometimes you out, sometimes you hear.
Speaker 4: I get it. Life's a bit work, be crazy, but
Speaker 4: glad to see you still alive and well.
Speaker 3: Brother.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, dude, this is uh. It's good to be
Speaker 2: with all of you here. We appreciate. We appreciate you
Speaker 2: guys big time.
Speaker 4: So yeah.
Speaker 2: Continuing on, Anthony said, evening, fellas and folks, what a
Speaker 2: be hanf of Meome welcome. R G in Gamatria said,
Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Boys, Happy Tuesday, Dirty Jew. Love you to death.
Speaker 2: God, I love this job right when you can just
Speaker 2: say happy Tuesday, get dirty Jew.
Speaker 4: You know, I know, Royce knows. I'm saying this specifically
Speaker 4: out of a place of love.
Speaker 2: So outsides Gypsies, it's all love up in this bea
Speaker 2: so uh. The spirit animal said, sup you beautiful bastards
Speaker 2: the spirit animals in the house. I don't know what
Speaker 2: this show would be like if the spirit Animal didn't
Speaker 2: show up on a Tuesday night. Wouldn't that be strange?
Speaker 4: It would be it would feel empty, It would feel
Speaker 4: a lot less, you know, a lot quieter. I don't know,
Speaker 4: It's just it's not worth thinking about because I don't
Speaker 4: think we're going to have a day where he misses
Speaker 4: unless he's like in the hospital or some ship.
Speaker 2: Even then, even then he's go, yeah, you know, how.
Speaker 5: Would sex to join the fucking cult?
Speaker 2: That's my man? You know what, sell your house and
Speaker 2: give us all your money. Too.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, speaking.
Speaker 4: Of everybody, if y'all have heard about this new Antichrist figure,
Speaker 4: mister Abdullah hashim.
Speaker 3: At Sadika, blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: We just shot an episode about his punk ass today.
Speaker 4: We got this long expose about him. It's a very
Speaker 4: interesting conversation. For the record, I don't think he's the Antichrist.
Speaker 4: I don't think he's a cult leader, right And I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna give it a new way. It's worth watching
Speaker 4: the episode and listening to it. Let's just say he
Speaker 4: learned how to be a cult leader from some of
Speaker 4: the best, and I'll just leave it at that.
Speaker 2: He's an anti cool person. I'll give him that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Man, he the sexual abuse.
Speaker 2: They it's crazy, piece of shit. Fuck him anyhow, I'm
Speaker 2: moving on the honey Badger said, Yay, everyone's man crush
Speaker 2: is back. What's good Nick? Of course, everybody's got a
Speaker 2: hard for Nick, and rightfully so.
Speaker 4: I mean he's a gorgeous man, like uh all all
Speaker 4: straight man, you know, ego aside, Nick's hot, dude.
Speaker 3: I get it, dude.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie like anytime I I you know,
Speaker 2: you grow up with people and then you hear about
Speaker 2: stories about how they got to pray the gay out
Speaker 2: of you. You know, I used to date a girl
Speaker 2: that you had to you had to pray the gay.
Speaker 2: And I've always looked at gay people in a very
Speaker 2: different kind of sense, not that they're it's wrong that
Speaker 2: they're gay or anything. I'm just like, oh, they like
Speaker 2: something completely opposite of what I like.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: But that being said, Nick, you can include me in
Speaker 2: on the conversation.
Speaker 4: I get it, I get it. I get people's raging
Speaker 4: hard on for Nick. I'm leaving it that it's like
Speaker 4: Brad Pitt, I get it. You know, I'm not gay,
Speaker 4: but I understand you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt. And I would actually take Nicholas over
Speaker 2: Brad Pitt, so oh.
Speaker 3: For sure, for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, And that's an including from fight Club. You know,
Speaker 2: I'll take Nick over fight Club Brad Pitt.
Speaker 3: Damn, that's a statement.
Speaker 7: Dog.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, all day, honey badger. What do you got
Speaker 2: to say about this this sentiment, sir?
Speaker 8: Oh ship, Nick's in the same category, Hugh Jackman, Tom Hardy, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Chill, dude, I'm not gonna lie I a lucky woman
Speaker 2: due a.
Speaker 9: Lucky braun I'm not gonna be able to make it
Speaker 9: out of the living room.
Speaker 7: My head's gonna be so big.
Speaker 2: Which one dog, Oh boy, oh boy. Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna lie. I've been with quite a number of gal
Speaker 2: in my past, and there's a large percentage of them
Speaker 2: that I would rather have been with Nick than some
Speaker 2: of them. Am I right? Am I right?
Speaker 3: I feel that I do.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: It just god gat Okay, So it's all jokes a
Speaker 2: little bit. So, uh, Luke said, I've made a little
Speaker 2: bit of a breakthrough.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 2: Those shows that we've been having with Luke have been insane.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get some of y'all's opinions on some
Speaker 2: of the things that he's bringing up, because this isn't
Speaker 2: just some hair brained thing that he's spouting via download
Speaker 2: from the prophet Yakoub, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 2: this is stuff that he's actually creating. He's creating an
Speaker 2: AI kind of thing to be able to map out
Speaker 2: exactly all of the physics and the science, and well,
Speaker 2: if the physics and the science is correct, then this
Speaker 2: is what's going on. And I love that because it's
Speaker 2: it's turning their own work on their head. And I
Speaker 2: think that it's a beautiful thing. So yeah, Luke is
Speaker 2: the fucking man. And I would actually say probably a
Speaker 2: little bit of an autistic genius fum. Being serious, this
Speaker 2: is another version of weaponized autism, bro, and I'm here
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 3: I'm fucking here for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of the man with the tizzy, what a
Speaker 2: do lucal uh, Lucal Luke Luke.
Speaker 10: So, I was, you know, just casually at work thinking
Speaker 10: about light and shit, and I've basically come up with
Speaker 10: my own theory. And it's kind of similar to some
Speaker 10: other theories that have been suggested, like a little bit
Speaker 10: of quantum mechanics, a little bit of Copenhagen interpretation, a
Speaker 10: little bit of simulation hypothesis.
Speaker 11: So what it is, in short is.
Speaker 10: I'm trying to come up with a good name for it,
Speaker 10: but as of right now, about the only thing I
Speaker 10: have is divine emission theory.
Speaker 11: What it states is light is the fastest form of
Speaker 11: matter in the universe.
Speaker 10: While it takes like ten years to travel ten light
Speaker 10: years from our perspective, relativity tells us that for the photon,
Speaker 10: this journey has experienced instantaneously. This implies that at a
Speaker 10: moment of emission, the photon already knows every interaction it
Speaker 10: will encounter, suggesting it does not operate randomly, but according
Speaker 10: to a purposeful design, whether by divine command or intelligent
Speaker 10: free programming.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, real quick, you said that light is the
Speaker 4: fastest matter we have. Would you consider a photon matter
Speaker 4: because it doesn't have a mast or a density. Yes,
Speaker 4: it can be affected by gravity, Yes it can be
Speaker 4: affected by outside sources.
Speaker 3: But is it and what you would consider matter.
Speaker 11: As of right now? Science considers it matter?
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, I mean, I know they just got to
Speaker 4: where they could freeze it, so I guess it's got
Speaker 4: some sort of physical properties to where they can make
Speaker 4: it a solid state and I guess turn it into matter.
Speaker 4: But I guess, I guess that's kind of the same conversation.
Speaker 4: As water can be a solid liquid or a gas,
Speaker 4: it's still matter in any one of these. I guess
Speaker 4: light in the photon stage is a version of its matter.
Speaker 4: But if they can solidify it and freeze it, then
Speaker 4: that would imply that it does have.
Speaker 3: Some sort of atomic structure to it as well.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 2: You have to include plasma on that com versation on too,
Speaker 2: say again, so you have to include include plasma in
Speaker 2: on that conversation out too.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, you do. Absolutely.
Speaker 10: Basically, what this what this is stating is that and
Speaker 10: we've talked about the quantum world a little bit, and
Speaker 10: the quantum world it it's very good at computing, but
Speaker 10: everything else it it really doesn't apply because as soon
Speaker 10: as it the observer effect that they talk about, is
Speaker 10: it interacting with anything, anything whatsoever. As soon as it
Speaker 10: interacts with anything, it reverts back to classical physics. So
Speaker 10: that means literally, like whenever they're doing these quantum tests
Speaker 10: and all that stuff, they're in like the most controlled
Speaker 10: area that you can ever possibly imagine. Everything is super cool,
Speaker 10: so that way, you know, everything can stay in their
Speaker 10: quantum state.
Speaker 6: Light.
Speaker 10: This literally means that light does this without the need
Speaker 10: for that. That light is literally knowing every interaction it
Speaker 10: will have over billions of light years at the point
Speaker 10: of emission, meaning as soon as the light leaves that
Speaker 10: sun that's however far away, it already knows every interaction
Speaker 10: that it's going to have as soon as it is emitted.
Speaker 2: That's a long way of saying, we live in a
Speaker 2: fucking simulation, am I right?
Speaker 10: Whether you want to consider it a program simulation or
Speaker 10: a god simulation.
Speaker 2: Same different.
Speaker 4: It would have to.
Speaker 10: Be no matter what at the end of the day,
Speaker 10: no matter what.
Speaker 9: Well also saying that the light knows implies that it's
Speaker 9: conscious on its own. Yeah, that's the real big kicker there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, and that that is crazy, dude, that
Speaker 2: the light seems to be a conscious entity. It knows
Speaker 2: when it's being observed, has been seen through the double
Speaker 2: slit experiment that it acts completely different whenever it is
Speaker 2: being watched, which means it has some level of awareness.
Speaker 2: We're talking about fucking photons, bro, Like it is looking
Speaker 2: back at you and realizes that there's somebody looking at it,
Speaker 2: and so it reacts differently. Like that is next level
Speaker 2: spooky shit.
Speaker 4: I love.
Speaker 11: It literally means that.
Speaker 10: Everything that you do see from space could indeed be fake.
Speaker 10: It could be pre programmed.
Speaker 2: Wow, could just be rendered like rendering at a you know,
Speaker 2: if we're talking about a simulation and things that are,
Speaker 2: you know, hundreds of millions of light years away, could
Speaker 2: it just mean that it's still in the process of
Speaker 2: rendering almost I don't know. I don't know. It's just
Speaker 2: a theory.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to get you back on the show
Speaker 4: to dive even deeper into these things you're discovering and
Speaker 4: things that you are uh you know, proposing. As far
Speaker 4: as this goes, I find it completely mind blowingly fascinating.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, it makes me want to just smoke
Speaker 2: a big fat bowl and just sit back and listen.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, because.
Speaker 10: There also has implications to So I always forget his name,
Speaker 10: but the guy that's doing the DMT lasers, this has
Speaker 10: implications to that as well.
Speaker 2: Danny Gohler, Yeah, yes, that's applies to it. I love
Speaker 2: that fucking guy.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: I love him, bro, me too.
Speaker 9: Did you listen to his h his show that he
Speaker 9: did with with Danny the other Danny His names Danny Jones. Yeah,
Speaker 9: Danny Jones with the guy from Megadeath No, no, yeah,
Speaker 9: so Danny Gohler, I think it was Megadeth. No, either
Speaker 9: Mega Death or Five Finger Death Punch, one of the two.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Anyway, he knows the lead singer of one of those bands,
Speaker 9: one of the guys, the lead singer of one of
Speaker 9: those bands.
Speaker 7: It's one of the two.
Speaker 9: And that dude is like he's from like Croatia or something,
Speaker 9: and uh, and he's like real big into psychedelics and
Speaker 9: DMT and all the stuff, and and just kind of
Speaker 9: going back and forth. He tells his kind of story
Speaker 9: of growing up like in communism and all this stuff
Speaker 9: and and the revolution they went through, and then him
Speaker 9: kind of like exploring consciousness and all this stuff and
Speaker 9: and getting into music and and just that dude's fucking
Speaker 9: brilliant also. And just listening to them to go back
Speaker 9: and forth and talk about, you know, DMT and everything
Speaker 9: on the Danny Goehler Show was like, it was pretty
Speaker 9: pretty cool. That other guy, his singer friend is like
Speaker 9: a wizard too for sure.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, I'll tell you what. And I know that
Speaker 2: it's not for everybody, but psychedelics just unlock something in
Speaker 2: your mind that gives you access to way more shit
Speaker 2: than what you ever thought that you'd ever be able
Speaker 2: to compute. For sure, Like there is just something to it.
Speaker 2: Would you find it?
Speaker 3: Sold?
Speaker 4: Tamba bath three is old Tampbathree, and Danny Guller, which
Speaker 4: I think he's one of the guitarists for five for
Speaker 4: Your Death Pots.
Speaker 7: Okay, maybe guitar God.
Speaker 13: I had no idea they did a show to look
Speaker 13: at this Sultan Sultan.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, I wonder if he has a time continuum trends function.
Speaker 1: Huh Oh my god, I love.
Speaker 2: It so uh hard g. This is the meme that
Speaker 2: I was cracking up at earlier.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 2: It's a picture of the Last Supper, three different stages
Speaker 2: of it, and it says, eat some bread, it's my body,
Speaker 2: drink wine, it's my blood. Anyone want mayo?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Boys like I'm out?
Speaker 2: Oh you're sick. That is a perfect That is a
Speaker 2: perfect jew meme right there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, You're welcome, no problem, That's what I'm here for.
Speaker 2: You're the man, uh spirit animal. Did you want some
Speaker 2: mayonnaise with that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: No, But that meme did make me think, oh, have
Speaker 6: you either of y'all watched the movie The Man from
Speaker 6: the Earth from A two thousand and seven, I want to.
Speaker 3: Say, The Man from Earth?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Uh so the premis is upper clothe magnium man, essentially
Speaker 6: a caveman who has lived fourteen thousand years.
Speaker 5: It's a good, deep, uh.
Speaker 6: Thought provoking movie, though it's uh there is one part
Speaker 6: that I myself kind of got upset at and said
Speaker 6: that is sacriligious as shit. But the guy the movie
Speaker 6: that it's based off of is a devout Uh so
Speaker 6: it's based off of books and the guy who wrote
Speaker 6: him as a devout atheist and everything, which I guess
Speaker 6: is a double oxymoonic, but a devout atheist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is a bit of an oxymoron, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean you've got even science are still religion.
Speaker 6: A religion is still technically a I mean science is
Speaker 6: still technically religion because one man's magic is another man's science.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but is atheism considered a religion?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like an anti religion. But therefore, in saying
Speaker 4: that it's also a religious, it's like there's no dogma
Speaker 4: to it, but it's a adherence and a belief system.
Speaker 3: So a religion by any other name.
Speaker 2: They don't know what it is, but they know what
Speaker 2: it is. It's not kind of right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I just think they're at the very most
Speaker 6: are just a agnostic that doesn't want there to be
Speaker 6: a god so they don't have to feel guilty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the people that say, you know, we came
Speaker 2: from nothing. When we die, we're going to nothing and
Speaker 2: all of this is meaningless.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 6: I'm just like, I believe that's called a nihilistic viewpoint.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I mean there's different versions of atheism, right.
Speaker 4: There's the ones that at least are they wouldn't consider
Speaker 4: themselves agnostic, but within a four minute conversation you can
Speaker 4: turn them agnostic just to say that they don't know everything,
Speaker 4: so it's possible that there's a creator out there.
Speaker 3: Boom, Now they're agnostic.
Speaker 4: But then the nihilist atheist, those are the ones that, like,
Speaker 4: I don't know what gets them out of bed every morning,
Speaker 4: Like when you listen to their viewpoints on life on
Speaker 4: not just without God, what are you even doing No no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no no, no, even believing in yourself in that
Speaker 4: way anything. The true nihilist atheist that is, it's that's
Speaker 4: gotta be a sucky life, dude.
Speaker 2: Dude, it's funny. There's actually this comedian and I can
Speaker 2: never remember his name, but he makes a perfect point
Speaker 2: and this is pretty funny. He goes, uh, so there
Speaker 2: are people out there that believe that we came from
Speaker 2: nothing and we're going into nothing when we die, and
Speaker 2: he goes, so you mean you're merging back with your creator? Yeah, essentially, right,
Speaker 2: Like if you're gonna join back into the nothingness, from
Speaker 2: which you came?
Speaker 4: Is that not.
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's kind of.
Speaker 3: I like how Dane Cook did it with that one atheist.
Speaker 4: I just saw that that old clip play on my
Speaker 4: YouTube here not too long ago.
Speaker 3: It is like he some dude sneezed on the elevator.
Speaker 4: He's like, oh, bless you, and he's like, I'm an
Speaker 4: atheist actually, so I don't believe you could do that.
Speaker 4: And he's just like, Okay, didn't ask for all of that.
Speaker 4: What happens when you when you die?
Speaker 3: What do you think?
Speaker 4: Oh, I know what happens when I I know I'm
Speaker 4: gonna become a tree? And he's like, well, I really
Speaker 4: hope you become a tree and someone takes you and
Speaker 4: you know, turns you into paper and prints the Bible you.
Speaker 4: It's like, yeah, fucking hey, why not?
Speaker 2: Yeah, That's one thing I'll never understand is atheist. That's
Speaker 2: almost like you're looking at so much, like so many
Speaker 2: instances that would prove that there is something beyond this
Speaker 2: physical reality, whether you want to say that it's creation
Speaker 2: or God or the universe or spirits or whatever you
Speaker 2: want to call it, Like there's absolutely something going on here,
Speaker 2: Like something unseen is absolutely attached to this reality without
Speaker 2: a shadow of a doubt facts. So, yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: want any mayonnaise Royce.
Speaker 4: Nope, we're good at plus Mayo's fucking nasty. I know
Speaker 4: I get shitit on for that because white people were like,
Speaker 4: who do you eat sandwiches without mayonnaise? Because I just
Speaker 4: don't eat them with mayonnaise because it tastes nasty.
Speaker 2: What do you like mustards?
Speaker 10: Me?
Speaker 4: I do fuck with a little bit of mustard, but
Speaker 4: I like spicy mustard or some djon.
Speaker 3: That's my shit.
Speaker 2: Spicy mustard is solid. I do love a bit of mayonnaise.
Speaker 2: It is uh Helman's all day.
Speaker 3: I can't fuck dude.
Speaker 4: I know it's just whipped up eggs, but I'm also
Speaker 4: allergic to eggs, so I guess, you know, maybe there's
Speaker 4: something to be said for that.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on miracle whip then fake mayonnaise?
Speaker 3: It's still gross. It tastes gross.
Speaker 2: I actually like both of them. Dano said, Ah, the
Speaker 2: thing that makes Tuesday worth living for damn skimpy baby.
Speaker 2: Uh dirty Sanchez? What a dirty Sanchez said? Hey, pimping
Speaker 2: sand witch. Uh glad to see you Jamie said what up?
Speaker 3: And it went to Jamie.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal posted a meme said I would have called
Speaker 2: you sooner, but I had a frog in my throat,
Speaker 2: and it's it's yeah, yeah that.
Speaker 3: You know. We don't have to spend a lot of
Speaker 3: time on this one.
Speaker 4: I'll just say that the whole thing with the Muppets,
Speaker 4: with Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, that always struck
Speaker 4: me as an odd couple, like just in general.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm sure there's like underlying euphemisms there that I'm just
Speaker 4: not putting enough brain power in to understand.
Speaker 2: But like you know, I'm sure there's some than some
Speaker 2: esoteric meaning or some bullshit behind it.
Speaker 3: It's gotta be gotta be.
Speaker 4: It't because they're calling like skinny dudes, get with fat bitches.
Speaker 3: That's not what was being said there. It's gotta be esoteric. Dude.
Speaker 2: I'm super jealous of the white boy Wizard over there
Speaker 2: on the hall, just listening to the show. Baby, let's go.
Speaker 4: I saw it earlier and I didn't want to interrupt,
Speaker 4: but yeah, no, I'm gonna have to ask some questions
Speaker 4: about that bike here in a bit. But I'm jealous.
Speaker 4: It's been too long since I've been on two wheels,
Speaker 4: and I feel my soul.
Speaker 3: Dying a little bit every day. I'm not on one, brother,
Speaker 3: So good for you.
Speaker 2: I I plan actually we plan on getting our motorcycles
Speaker 2: at the same time. And you're gonna teach me, sir.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm so fucking down. I'm so down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've always wanted to learn how to ride a
Speaker 2: motorcycle and have a motorcycle. It just seems like the
Speaker 2: most freeing thing that you can do.
Speaker 4: It's freeing, it's adrenaline, but enough that you can handle it.
Speaker 4: I actually feel safer on a motorcycle than I do
Speaker 4: in a car, because worst comes the worst, Like I
Speaker 4: am in complete control of it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: It's not I don't know. Maybe that's just me with
Speaker 4: my own overconfidence with it. And I have gone down before,
Speaker 4: and I've wrecked a car before, And yes, I had
Speaker 4: to walk of the cane after I wrecked the bike.
Speaker 4: I might have been better off quote unquote when I
Speaker 4: wrecked the car. But also you're kind of stuck, like
Speaker 4: there's only so much maneuverability you can do in a car.
Speaker 4: There's only so much that you can get out of
Speaker 4: the way of shit like that. A bike dude, you
Speaker 4: make your own fucking road if push come to shove, do.
Speaker 2: You whenever you were riding your bike, were you wearing
Speaker 2: like like the biker pants with like the little paddings
Speaker 2: and stuff in there too.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I feel like I would want to chaps, dude.
Speaker 2: I mean just like you know, it's like like dirt
Speaker 2: bike attire, like you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean, wearing boots, jeans, and flannel typically or
Speaker 4: if there was enough wind, a hoodie or a leather jacket.
Speaker 4: And I usually was wearing a cut, but that was
Speaker 4: because I was riding with a club in Virginia at
Speaker 4: the time, so you know, if I was on the bike,
Speaker 4: my cut was fucking flying. But yeah, no, I never
Speaker 4: wore the pads and stuff you can, like, I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna I'm not gonna judge you for it. If you
Speaker 4: ever go down, trust me, you'll wish you had them.
Speaker 4: But yeah, nah, I wish I would have had some chaps, dude,
Speaker 4: in Luisi, I'm sorry. And when I was living in DC,
Speaker 4: riding in like twenty eight degree weather and shit, yo,
Speaker 4: some leather chaps would have been clutch. But I was
Speaker 4: broke and I had to get to work, so it
Speaker 4: was just fucking I guess I'm wearing two sets of
Speaker 4: long John's under my jeans and that's just what we're
Speaker 4: riding with.
Speaker 2: But it'd be like that speaking of asilist chaps.
Speaker 3: What up?
Speaker 2: Spirit animal?
Speaker 5: I am not Sean Michaels and too. Oh my boy,
Speaker 5: did you say twenty something degrees?
Speaker 4: Yeah? In DC, the only times I would not ride
Speaker 4: because that was my vehicle to get to and from work,
Speaker 4: Like that was just what it was. So uh if
Speaker 4: the only times I would not ride is if it
Speaker 4: was under twenty degrees ambient temperature, because when you're riding,
Speaker 4: you're cutting down twenty right off the top, like wind
Speaker 4: chilling everything. So riding in zero hurts, like it physically
Speaker 4: hurts my joints in my body. I know there's gonna
Speaker 4: be people up north They're like, we're being a bitch, yo,
Speaker 4: I am a bitch with the COLT. I've been very
Speaker 4: open and honest about that since day one.
Speaker 2: That's one thing that I would be like really weary
Speaker 2: of though, like riding on a motorcycle and in like
Speaker 2: up north where there's black ice.
Speaker 4: That that is the other time if it was under
Speaker 4: twenty degrees ambient, or if there was black ice on
Speaker 4: the roads, because wol boy, let me tell you that's
Speaker 4: a mistake.
Speaker 3: You'll make one fucking time, and then you'll you'll.
Speaker 4: Get real good with God real quick, and you'll decide,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm it's better if I just would
Speaker 4: have called sick today, like it's gonna be fine. I'd
Speaker 4: rather call in sick than actually die this morning. But yeah,
Speaker 4: other in that rain, snow, whatever else. Yeah, I was
Speaker 4: riding my bike.
Speaker 2: Yeah that sounds fun. I'm happy I live in the South.
Speaker 2: That makes that ride a little bit more feast.
Speaker 4: Facts, big facts. Now, riding in the rain does suck,
Speaker 4: but I mean, you know, it's just water.
Speaker 2: It feels like needles though, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: It does hurt. That's why I had a windshield. Okay,
Speaker 3: down behind that a little bit.
Speaker 2: Mario said, going to pipeline in California this week, still
Speaker 2: practicing and starting my Baba Lawo training.
Speaker 4: If I said that correctly, you're starting your training to
Speaker 4: become your own godfather dog.
Speaker 2: That would be so sick.
Speaker 15: Uh, yeah, pretty much. So it's gonna take a few years,
Speaker 15: but we'll see, all right.
Speaker 3: I said, God, I meant Padrino. Correct, yeah, Padrina. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I got Padrina.
Speaker 4: So you have to go through training in order to
Speaker 4: be somebody's Padrina. I remember you telling us about this.
Speaker 4: How long does that training typically take or is that
Speaker 4: specifically up to you as how pick how quickly you
Speaker 4: pick it up.
Speaker 3: Uh, it's not up to me and all.
Speaker 15: It's up to the councils, like a council of like
Speaker 15: you know, elders.
Speaker 11: Pretty much. I have to go to Cuba.
Speaker 15: Yeah, kind of weary I'm gonna get there because uh yeah,
Speaker 15: the United States and Q but uh yeah, I just
Speaker 15: use my Mexican citizenship and fly from Mexico to to Cuba.
Speaker 13: Well there's a will, there's a way, my boy, absolutely,
Speaker 13: sante Ria, Dude, that is it is such an interesting thing, Santoria,
Speaker 13: You know, like everything that whenever he came on and
Speaker 13: talk to us a little bit about it, man, like,
Speaker 13: how can you That's one of the things to where
Speaker 13: you know, certain people they believe in certain.
Speaker 2: Religions and uh and and a lot of it is
Speaker 2: like okay, you kind of just got to take it
Speaker 2: on faith. But there's there's nothing wrong with that, Santorria.
Speaker 2: You get some results. You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 2: there's something absolutely to that. I'm not gonna say all
Speaker 2: positive results, but results nonetheless.
Speaker 3: No doubt.
Speaker 2: I do find it fucking awesome. Though Jamie said, uh,
Speaker 2: gonna tattoo myself right now. Let's fucking go on, savage dude.
Speaker 2: I I I have a hard proble inflicting pain on myself.
Speaker 2: I don't mind receiving pain as long as it's not
Speaker 2: to myself. But whenever it comes to like you ever
Speaker 2: see those people in movies that, like the Punisher, anytime
Speaker 2: he gets into a fight or anything like that, he's
Speaker 2: fucking sewing himself up. Fuck that all day.
Speaker 11: I could.
Speaker 2: There's no way I could do that.
Speaker 16: Hi, brother, the best pot is I can't even write
Speaker 16: my own name, so this is going to be sketches
Speaker 16: all held.
Speaker 2: I think the best pot was the word pot when
Speaker 2: you said.
Speaker 3: That, is this your first time giving yourself some me?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 16: I have four other really bad trash ones that look
Speaker 16: like I was on meth.
Speaker 2: So this homie, Yeah, so Jr. Said Dead Underscore Hidden
Speaker 2: video was fire.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was.
Speaker 2: That guy is such a fascinating character. Did he start
Speaker 2: it out as like a what would you say, like
Speaker 2: a leather smith. Is that what that's called?
Speaker 4: Uh? I don't know what he I mean, Yeah, a
Speaker 4: leather worker. I don't know whether smith be the word
Speaker 4: or leather worker or whatever. But yeah, it basically started
Speaker 4: out just making like Alaskan wilderness bush people style content
Speaker 4: and then fell into the more religious uh conversation.
Speaker 2: Because somebody wanted to debate him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, homeboy is legit with it though.
Speaker 2: He knows this shit. There's no doubt about that. And
Speaker 2: that I found that that conversation particularly fascinating, just the
Speaker 2: way that he was like connecting the tribe of Dan
Speaker 2: all across the world. I was like, Wow, that was
Speaker 2: really if that's true, that's really something, isn't it.
Speaker 4: I've heard people say that before, but never to the
Speaker 4: level that he did, right, because that thing, the Lost
Speaker 4: Tribe of Dan could be so many Yeah, it could
Speaker 4: be these people over here. I heard people say the
Speaker 4: Welsh are the lost tribe of Dan because their alphabet
Speaker 4: is very similar to Hebrew. Their some of their cultures
Speaker 4: and customs and traditions kind of look similar, not exactly,
Speaker 4: but kind of similar.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard that the Nordics were.
Speaker 4: I haven't heard that the uh, these other groups that
Speaker 4: he was bringing up, the sea peoples and things like this.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that I disagree with him either. For
Speaker 4: the record, there's no precedence to say one way or another.
Speaker 4: It's completely in the realm of hypothetical. Because the tribe
Speaker 4: of Dan being lost to the winds, like, we don't
Speaker 4: know what the fuck happened to them. These sea peoples
Speaker 4: came and went almost like the you know, like the
Speaker 4: Viking raids happened.
Speaker 3: They come on their boats, they'd fuck up the village.
Speaker 3: They get the hell out of there.
Speaker 4: And unless you knew who they were, where they were from,
Speaker 4: just these these demons from the sea came and fucked
Speaker 4: up your village.
Speaker 3: Man, that was the sea people of the ancient times.
Speaker 4: Who's to say that wasn't the tribe of Dand I
Speaker 4: found it to be fascinating.
Speaker 2: So earn the ships maybe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a statement. That's a fucking statement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was quite the conversation. So love that guy.
Speaker 2: We're definitely going to be getting him back on. He's
Speaker 2: actually been emailing me back and forth a couple of
Speaker 2: times today to really nice guy. Uh yeah, really likable
Speaker 2: guy too. Dirty Sanchez said, I'm digging the red glasses
Speaker 2: so hard. You know, I just got these the other day.
Speaker 2: And you know, I used to love the blue light
Speaker 2: blocking glasses, which was, you know, it's good, you know,
Speaker 2: especially if you're in front of a TV or a
Speaker 2: screen or something like that all day. It's it's really
Speaker 2: good because the blue light, you know, it fucks with
Speaker 2: your mind and doesn't necessarily help you fall asleep at night.
Speaker 2: And so if you take out the blue light, that's
Speaker 2: that's kind of like the idea. It messes with the
Speaker 2: circadian rhythm or whatever of your sleep. And so I
Speaker 2: started looking into red light or red glasses or red
Speaker 2: lens glasses, and it turns out that the red lens
Speaker 2: glasses do everything that the blue light blocking glasses do,
Speaker 2: but they also filter out like all of the colors,
Speaker 2: like I'm talking about, like it filters out the green,
Speaker 2: the yellow, the blue, all the colors. Literally, the only
Speaker 2: I see three colors out of these glasses, it's red, orange,
Speaker 2: and shades of black. And that's that's pretty much it.
Speaker 2: But the reason why I ended up getting them was
Speaker 2: not so much because of the blue light blocking effect.
Speaker 2: It's that they say that if you wear them for
Speaker 2: an extended period of time, it will put you into
Speaker 2: a meditative state. And I found that to be fascinating
Speaker 2: because you know, obviously our eyes. I mean, look if
Speaker 2: if we can look at a computer screen all you know,
Speaker 2: or a TV or something like that while you know,
Speaker 2: in the evening, and it prevents us from falling asleep,
Speaker 2: then you would have to imagine the opposite would be
Speaker 2: true as well. You know, if you take away all
Speaker 2: of that, would it put you into the opposite stage
Speaker 2: of instead of staying up because your brain doesn't know,
Speaker 2: would it put you into more of a sleepy or
Speaker 2: meditative state. Now for me, it hasn't necessarily made me
Speaker 2: sleepy by any means, but I do feel like it's
Speaker 2: a light trance almost because I was telling Jacob as
Speaker 2: soon as I go and take them off, dude, it
Speaker 2: feels like I'm legit waking up from a meditation, from
Speaker 2: a meditation, not waking up, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: Like getting out of a meditation, You're like, wow, there's
Speaker 2: color here, you know. But yeah, these are These are
Speaker 2: really good for multiple reasons, so I would suggest people
Speaker 2: look into them. Only pay like twenty bucks for these
Speaker 2: two on Amazon. Uh, zombie or Raven said, hey everyone,
Speaker 2: Spirit animal said, zombie zombie, how are you our horror queen?
Speaker 2: Yes she is so yeah, yeah, thank you everybody. This
Speaker 2: is going awesome so far. The Spirit animal said, you
Speaker 2: know you had a good day when your hands smell
Speaker 2: like fish.
Speaker 3: It's so many different meanings on that one.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Sam.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I got that marine energy today.
Speaker 3: Fucking heard that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you you embody the marine energy. There's no
Speaker 2: doubt about that. The crayon eating marines and what what
Speaker 2: what's the best color of Crayon's.
Speaker 4: The big debate. You say pink, I say orange, most marines.
Speaker 4: I mean thee tastes the best. Wait who said green?
Speaker 3: Blue?
Speaker 4: Raven says blue, Honey Badger says blue or green? I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: Raven said green, honey Badger says blue. Listen, we all
Speaker 4: have our preferences. Personally.
Speaker 3: For me, it was orange. That was my jam.
Speaker 4: But I mean I will still eat the whole box
Speaker 4: like a fucking like you know a fact, he eats
Speaker 4: a cake like.
Speaker 3: Let's not let's not twist words here.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, the.
Speaker 4: Spirit animals, Yeah, it does help with that heartburn, for sure.
Speaker 2: It's like a tombs or something.
Speaker 4: I mean kind of you're just eating colored wax, so
Speaker 4: I mean it will settle some things, but also have
Speaker 4: fun with the fucking multicolored shit you'll have later.
Speaker 3: That that is real life.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, the spirit animal said Nick is a
Speaker 2: Norse god offspring. Bro, I can believe it.
Speaker 4: Yep, I'm telling you, Nick, when's the last time you
Speaker 4: had short hair?
Speaker 12: Dude?
Speaker 4: Like what would be considered a quote unquote respectable haircut.
Speaker 3: I have the long locks too, so fuck that.
Speaker 2: I've seen it short. I don't like it, and I'm
Speaker 2: honestly I'm in the middle of growing my hair back
Speaker 2: long again too, so I can do whatever.
Speaker 7: Here we go, No about maybe how long have I
Speaker 7: had my hair long? About five? Five years now? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Five years?
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I've had it. I've had it short pretty
Speaker 9: much all forever and so like until I got to
Speaker 9: like high school, as my coach made me cut it
Speaker 9: for gymnastics and we weren't allowed to have long hair,
Speaker 9: and my parents and my grandparents wouldn't let me have
Speaker 9: long hair.
Speaker 7: And then I.
Speaker 9: Finally didn't have a job where I was an insurance agent,
Speaker 9: and I was like, now I'm just doing the inspections
Speaker 9: and I was like, I don't have to look professional anymore.
Speaker 9: So I'm like, finally I can assume my full form.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, Jacob, you felt that way whenever you got
Speaker 2: out the Marine Corps. You were like, fuck this, Oh dude.
Speaker 4: I mean for where I was stationed, I had to
Speaker 4: shave my face twice a day usually, and I had
Speaker 4: to get a fresh haircut damn near once every three days,
Speaker 4: which is I mean even for anybody who's been in
Speaker 4: the military, like that's that's absurd. Usually it's once a week.
Speaker 4: I had to do it once every few days. So yeah,
Speaker 4: I pretty much just started just buzzing it because I
Speaker 4: wasn't going to spend in exchange for a haircut that
Speaker 4: half the time looked like ass shaving my face like that,
Speaker 4: always always having razor burn and shit.
Speaker 3: So I was like, no, fuck all that.
Speaker 4: The only time I am shaving my face is if
Speaker 4: I get a job that requires it. Now cut too.
Speaker 4: I had to work in certain oil refineries and chemical
Speaker 4: plants that did require shave, so I had to do
Speaker 4: what I had to do for a time. But once
Speaker 4: I got to a place to where that wasn't required,
Speaker 4: Oh no, but dog, this isn't getting touched again. And
Speaker 4: this hair, I mean, I don't know how long am
Speaker 4: I have it. I don't know if I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: bald or what. We are letting the fucking locks flow
Speaker 4: until further notice.
Speaker 3: Like that's just the way it.
Speaker 2: Is, dude, I mean, just let it go. And if
Speaker 2: worst comes to worse, you got a fucking gangster scullet,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Ro That's what I'm saying, Dude, worst comes the worst,
Speaker 4: I will have this sick, nastiest scull at this side
Speaker 4: of the mississhipp and I'm here for that fucking smoke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, be like hul Cogan brother bro.
Speaker 4: Buzz with the shades I usually wearing shit Like come on,
Speaker 4: it's a whole thing. How can I not looking like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, spirit animal? What'd you want to add to this?
Speaker 6: Sir? If anyone's gonna have the best mullet, that's gonna
Speaker 6: be me.
Speaker 5: I and I crowd when I.
Speaker 2: Cut my hair.
Speaker 6: I'll never do that shit again. Well, I'm gonna grow
Speaker 6: the mullet out again.
Speaker 4: Dude. My oldest he wants to grow a mullet. And
Speaker 4: I'm so supportive of this. My fucking his mom my
Speaker 4: ex wife is saying no to it because she thinks
Speaker 4: it's trashy, and I'm like, first of all, I'll have
Speaker 4: you know the mullet was a warrior's haircut in ancient
Speaker 4: Greece and ancient Rome. So first off, put the respect
Speaker 4: where it's due. Secondly, we're in Louisiana. Let my boy
Speaker 4: get the mud flaps going.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 4: This is the way we call them the Texas tailgate
Speaker 4: Texas tail Oh why not? Why not?
Speaker 2: The top hat is fucking awesome.
Speaker 5: I was six and I had my dad.
Speaker 6: Me and my dad watched all of the Old School
Speaker 6: of eighteen. I was like, Daddy, I want to have
Speaker 6: I wants hair cut. So my dad literally gave me
Speaker 6: a mohawk. I went that I had it for a day.
Speaker 6: I went to my mom's. My mom immediately cut my
Speaker 6: hair and I got so mad because my parents are
Speaker 6: going divorce.
Speaker 5: I didn't even go visit my mom for about four months.
Speaker 4: I'm depending on just cutting his hair into a mullet
Speaker 4: and telling her to just fucking deal with it too,
Speaker 4: especially with the summertime coming.
Speaker 3: Like dude, whatever, let him be.
Speaker 6: It does it actually does if you do it, like
Speaker 6: how it will if you started, right. It's actually a
Speaker 6: lot cooling. It keeps the son off of you and all.
Speaker 6: But that I don't know if he has stick care.
Speaker 6: I got really stick care, so that ship will get Yeah,
Speaker 6: I swear a lot.
Speaker 5: You gotta watch that. Bit's like twice a day.
Speaker 3: My children all have very thin care. They take after
Speaker 3: me on that.
Speaker 4: Plus the ex wife is Sicilian, so she's got thick,
Speaker 4: dark hair too, So it's a whole thing for sure.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: I would love to let my son grow out a mullet,
Speaker 2: but his mother would just never allow that, which is
Speaker 2: very unfortunate.
Speaker 4: Uh why not, you know, listen, baby, he's two years old.
Speaker 4: A fucking mullet would look sick on him. I think so.
Speaker 4: I think so below my godfather, Okay, early nineties, my
Speaker 4: boy had a Jerry curled mullet. Okay, it was the
Speaker 4: ultimate pussy magnet of the early nineties and late eighties.
Speaker 4: Apparently I look at these pictures and I laugh at it.
Speaker 4: Apparently I didn't understand the amount of swag that this
Speaker 4: man had when he stepped onto the scene. Okay, it
Speaker 4: was a whole thing the entire crowd could feel. And uh, look,
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that I want that for my son.
Speaker 4: But also you've got to have the confidence to match
Speaker 4: the mullet. You can't just rock a mull and be
Speaker 4: some gee quitted Okay, that that simply can't be.
Speaker 3: So I like it.
Speaker 4: You know, Let's get a little bit of that, that swagger,
Speaker 4: you know, a little bit of that. Let him be
Speaker 4: feeling himself in that way.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: Oh, dude, like Tom Sellick back in the day with
Speaker 2: the sick Collin.
Speaker 4: You couldn't tell me Tom Sellick didn't have it going
Speaker 4: on when he walked into a bar.
Speaker 3: He fucking knew he did, and he was correct. He didn't.
Speaker 2: Bro didn't even need cologne. The amount of pheromones that
Speaker 2: was coming from the man beast himself was enough to
Speaker 2: really just sent the whole room h uh uh. Let's
Speaker 2: see so uh yeah. After Spirit Animal said Nick is
Speaker 2: a Norse got offspring? Nick said, I'm only I'm only
Speaker 2: five to eight though, and then Spirit Animal said, well,
Speaker 2: Wolverine was five foot three, so makes sense.
Speaker 4: And to be fair, most Norse people are very you know,
Speaker 4: shorter and stock here. I don't think there was many
Speaker 4: historical record of you know, six foot tall Norwegian and
Speaker 4: Danish dudes. So I mean, you know, same things, would it.
Speaker 2: Honey Badger said he was personally chiseled by God himself
Speaker 2: on the seventh Day.
Speaker 4: Ah, I fucking love it looking a him, he's all shy, Nick,
Speaker 4: we love you. That's all it matters.
Speaker 2: It's not considered gay if it's Nick, that should just
Speaker 2: be the rule.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and you're good.
Speaker 9: I've ever heard of a There's this guy on TikTok.
Speaker 9: His name's Goosewayne. He has like the bald head with
Speaker 9: the hair on the sides. He makes this joke he goes,
Speaker 9: if we were in prison, you wouldn't last five seconds
Speaker 9: in me.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Wow, Goose Wayne. I'm gonna have to
Speaker 3: check this dude out.
Speaker 7: He's hilarious.
Speaker 4: But tell y'all, what if y'all want to see Nick
Speaker 4: in all his glory, come to Bohemian Grove. I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure he's gonna be.
Speaker 7: There with us Patreon more importantly.
Speaker 3: Come to the patron for sure.
Speaker 5: For sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we do actually need to give a bit
Speaker 4: of a heads up as far as Brohemian goes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so if you want to go check it out,
Speaker 2: We finally just got access to the website. If you
Speaker 2: want to go and purchase your tickets, it is brogrove
Speaker 2: dot com and it's a little bit pricey, but it
Speaker 2: is a two day event. You're gonna see Owen, Benjamin
Speaker 2: Tinfoil had obviously Nephluin Des Squad Tower Gang, Shane Cashman
Speaker 2: us as well yours truly and uh and then afterward
Speaker 2: you want to come hang out, dude, Come on, dude.
Speaker 2: It's going to be sick, but uh yeah, it's going
Speaker 2: to be quite an awesome event if it's anything like
Speaker 2: last year, which I know for a fact, it's going
Speaker 2: to be a million times better than it was last year,
Speaker 2: just with the dudes that are are the people that
Speaker 2: are going to be coming, and uh yeah, we're really
Speaker 2: looking forward to that.
Speaker 4: I'm actually I was.
Speaker 2: I had said before that I was going to be
Speaker 2: driving out there, but it's not at the same location
Speaker 2: as it was last year. Last year it was a
Speaker 2: nine hour drive for me, which you know, long but doable, right,
Speaker 2: And then then I find out it's actually closer to Orlando,
Speaker 2: about an hour outside of Orlando, which is a fifteen
Speaker 2: hour drive. I will not be driving that. That will
Speaker 2: be an airplane ticket. So yeah, I'm sorry anybody that
Speaker 2: wanted to ride along, but there's no way I'm driving
Speaker 2: that because you think about it, you're gonna drive fifteen hours,
Speaker 2: which is gonna cost a lot more in gas. Then
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to probably stay in a hotel for
Speaker 2: a night because who the fuck wants to drive fifteen
Speaker 2: straight hours, and then you know, by the time you
Speaker 2: get there, you're gonna be exhausted. Just make it a
Speaker 2: two hour flight and call it a day at that.
Speaker 3: I mean, didn't we get there like two in the
Speaker 3: morning when we did go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got there really late.
Speaker 4: I mean we were it was just me and you.
Speaker 4: We blazed through for like nine hours, which is no
Speaker 4: big deal. We didn't like make a bunch of crazy
Speaker 4: rest stops. We still got to Matt Rife's Airbnb at
Speaker 4: like two am, and it was like, well shit, you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be driving this year, so at least have
Speaker 4: some sort of vehicle to get for me to be.
Speaker 2: We did make that faithful stop buckets along the way,
Speaker 2: which pro you know, you got a big deal. Honey badger,
Speaker 2: what a do.
Speaker 3: Is it in Florida again? It's time?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, It's about an hour outside of Orlando, is it?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 2: Is it fast or past Orlando? Or an hour before Orlando?
Speaker 4: If you're coming from the Continental US going south into Florida,
Speaker 4: it's an hour north of Orlando.
Speaker 11: Okay, Yeah, I'm Houston, So yeah, it's gonna sub can't
Speaker 11: make it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, dude, I mean I wish that. I wish
Speaker 2: that it was a little bit closer. I do love
Speaker 2: a good road trip, but fifteen hours. Nobody likes that.
Speaker 3: Dude. I'm ten minutes done. I'm making Katie right now
Speaker 3: driving and ship.
Speaker 11: Hey I can drive, she can just nap. I drove
Speaker 11: across the country by myself, plenty of time.
Speaker 3: Ah.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see the closer it gets. But I don't know, dude.
Speaker 2: I'm just like, fuck it. Let's just like go book
Speaker 2: a Spirit airplane and you.
Speaker 4: Know, hey, I like it though. Man, how many how
Speaker 4: many Spirit Airline crashes have y'all heard of?
Speaker 2: Not any, if any?
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Are they hood rat?
Speaker 4: Yes? Is it not the best quality?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: Do you feel like the plane is going to crash
Speaker 3: the entire flight? Yes to all of this. However, did
Speaker 3: you die?
Speaker 2: Same thing with Frontier? Frontier is a on the same
Speaker 2: level as Spirit, but I don't really care.
Speaker 4: It's two hours.
Speaker 2: I mean download a couple of fucking Netflix shows or whatever.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Netflix shows, I haven't watched it yet. I've
Speaker 2: been saving it for a Randy Day just so happens
Speaker 2: that Randy Day is tonight the new season of uh,
Speaker 2: Black Mirror came out.
Speaker 3: Oh hell yeah, dude.
Speaker 2: I don't want to. I haven't looked at any spoilers.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to be like, like totally, I want
Speaker 2: to be in the moment, just immersed. And so earlier
Speaker 2: today I went to the store and got me a
Speaker 2: new weed vabe and so that way, I can, you know, uh,
Speaker 2: correctly trip balls watching this show, because oh man, it
Speaker 2: is a total mind fuck, Like if you love Rick
Speaker 2: and Morty.
Speaker 4: Dude, Black Mirror there was what okay, I mean not funny,
Speaker 4: but yeah, no no, no, not mind fuck.
Speaker 2: For the mind fucking not the comedy.
Speaker 3: I got you, got you.
Speaker 4: You've been telling me about it for forever. I do
Speaker 4: need to sit and watch it one of these days.
Speaker 4: Whenever I have time to sit and watch something, one
Speaker 4: of these days is gonna happen.
Speaker 2: It's so good. It is like you will never on
Speaker 2: any episode, be able to guess what happens in the
Speaker 2: end of an episode, and they're all like they're all
Speaker 2: individual episodes, so they're not like one show carries into
Speaker 2: the next show kind of thing. It's like they're their own,
Speaker 2: like movie kind of situation. They're all different characters. And
Speaker 2: I know the last season they had Miley Cyrus, which
Speaker 2: I wasn't super excited about, but it ended up being
Speaker 2: like a really good episode. So yeah, definitely check that
Speaker 2: out if you like having your fucking mind blown to bits. Nicholas,
Speaker 2: what are your thoughts on Black Mirror, sir?
Speaker 4: Have you watched it?
Speaker 2: If you have, don't give it away.
Speaker 6: No, I have.
Speaker 9: It's it's sick. It's definitely worth watching. But have you
Speaker 9: seen the movie The Bandersnatch one?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the interactive one, like, yeah, where you need
Speaker 7: to like pick your own thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you pick your own ending.
Speaker 7: There's another one.
Speaker 9: There's another thing that's kind of a it's kind of
Speaker 9: like Black Mirror that if you like the way Black
Speaker 9: Mirror is and just kind of weird.
Speaker 7: Mind fuck.
Speaker 9: It's called I think it's called Love, Sex and Robots
Speaker 9: or something. It's on uh, it's on Netflix. Too, But
Speaker 9: it's kind of like Black Mirror, where like none of
Speaker 9: the all the episodes are different and they're their own thing.
Speaker 9: They're like super trippy, psychedelic type just mind fuck things, dude.
Speaker 2: But I almost like, I'm almost scared to because I
Speaker 2: thought that it would be quite a riot to partake
Speaker 2: in psychedelics while watching a Black Mirror. But that scares
Speaker 2: the fuck out of me, So I'm probably not gonna
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, being as much of a mind fuck as
Speaker 4: it is, maybe we shouldn't watch something that's that potentially realistic.
Speaker 2: Bro oh it, dude, They legit had to cancel it
Speaker 2: for two or three years in the makers of the
Speaker 2: show said that it was almost becoming too much of
Speaker 2: a reality and so they had to stop. That was
Speaker 2: whenever COVID started, and that was their their reason for
Speaker 2: not making more episode more seasons. They took like a
Speaker 2: two or three year hiatus. Was because they were like, dude,
Speaker 2: it's already happening. We don't even need to put it
Speaker 2: on a TV show. And I was like, holy fuck,
Speaker 2: what a quote, because that's that was absolutely right. Spirit Animal.
Speaker 2: Have you seen Black Mirror, sir?
Speaker 5: I have not, But wait, is that that's that's not
Speaker 5: black Wait, no, that show's Blacklist.
Speaker 6: But The Love, Sex and Robots It and Twilight Zone
Speaker 6: are both anthology of TV shows, so each episode is
Speaker 6: a different story and everything, and it's no continuity. The
Speaker 6: type of show is called an anthology and not only so.
Speaker 6: I know that is because I like older shows. One
Speaker 6: of my favorite TV shows is The Twilight Zone.
Speaker 2: So you know, I've never seen the Twilight Zone.
Speaker 4: Uh, he's like the older episodes. Not many of the
Speaker 4: they had like a remake and what was it like
Speaker 4: the mid two thousands or something like that. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: think from Californiaication was in it.
Speaker 2: Oh uh no, no, no, no, he's talking about I
Speaker 2: know who you're talking about, the guy from Californication.
Speaker 4: I forget the guy's voice, but he like plays this
Speaker 4: Carri He has no range. He plays the exact same
Speaker 4: character anytime he's casting a role, being bored as hell,
Speaker 4: kind of slightly annoyed.
Speaker 3: Seems like he's kind of drunk.
Speaker 2: You know that that's his guy, David They Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: the guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I really like him though as an actor.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't dislike him, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: But he plays a good role in that like in
Speaker 4: that way. But yeah, I've seen some of the older
Speaker 4: Twilight Zones from like Back in the Gap that our
Speaker 4: parents grew up watching kind of thing, and those those
Speaker 4: are cool.
Speaker 6: I like, I've watched every episode. I'll go on up
Speaker 6: with my grandfather. I'd watch him early in the morning
Speaker 6: before i'd go get on the school bus. If you
Speaker 6: get Loku, it comes on Loku now. Oh yeah, but
Speaker 6: uh it so there. Some of the stuff that is
Speaker 6: pop coaching now actually came from that, like Grimlins being
Speaker 6: on a fucking plane and all came from the trial
Speaker 6: a Zone, which gave the guy who created the Grimlins
Speaker 6: the idea of to make it a cute, little fuzzy thing.
Speaker 5: Before it became a little.
Speaker 2: It was gizmo first, you know, then they had had
Speaker 2: to turn. But you know, it's like, I've always been
Speaker 2: hesitant to start watching The Twilight Zone only because dude,
Speaker 2: there's so many people and look, everybody likes what they like.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna sit here and judge. But so many
Speaker 2: people love that Supernatural show, and I'm like, dude.
Speaker 3: I can't Supernatural is worth the watch.
Speaker 2: I don't care for it. What I've watched, it watched it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I know that.
Speaker 2: I'm definitely in the minority of saying that, But I
Speaker 2: don't know, dude, it's just not my jam.
Speaker 4: They cover every religion, every possible pantheon of every possible
Speaker 4: side tangent of every possible religion.
Speaker 3: And it basically doesn't matter what it is. They'll kill
Speaker 3: it like.
Speaker 4: It's a biblical thing, it's a Roman thing, it's a
Speaker 4: Hindu thing, it's a Native American thing. That's fine, well
Speaker 4: fucking kill it. In film it it's like, yo, I
Speaker 4: get down with it.
Speaker 2: I understand. I mean, I know the premise. I've seen
Speaker 2: probably ten fifteen episodes of it or whatever. It's entertaining,
Speaker 2: but I don't know, not really my flavor. Luke go ahead, sir.
Speaker 10: The Love Sex and Robots is.
Speaker 7: It's pretty good.
Speaker 10: I recommend. It definitely caters to a ADHD style like watching.
Speaker 10: Speaking of Supernatural, though, I guess spoil alert for anybody
Speaker 10: if you haven't watched, do you all care? Because like
Speaker 10: I was thinking about how the actual ending of it goes,
Speaker 10: Like not the end ending, but the big event that
Speaker 10: happened before the actual ending.
Speaker 4: You're telling me when they get to Heaven to find
Speaker 4: out that God's out there before that.
Speaker 10: Okay, right, so I just spoiler for everybody. Do you
Speaker 10: realize that show made you cheer for the Antichrist.
Speaker 4: In certain ways? Yeah, it's kind of like a Lucifer.
Speaker 4: It makes you cheer for the devil, even though it's
Speaker 4: just a fucking weird way to make a detective.
Speaker 5: Show based off of the comics.
Speaker 3: Though I know, I just I hate that show.
Speaker 4: But yes, Luke, to your point, yeah, they kind of
Speaker 4: had you cheering for that because you were more on
Speaker 4: the side of Sam and Dean than you were on
Speaker 4: the side of the powers.
Speaker 3: That be kind of thing, right.
Speaker 10: But I did like the fact that they they gave
Speaker 10: God a profession and it was a being a writer,
Speaker 10: and I liked that. But yeah, once I actually sat
Speaker 10: back and thought about it, and I was like, oh my,
Speaker 10: they fucking they made the Antichrist the good guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's kind of gnostic in that way, you know,
Speaker 4: But again, it's just a show. It's not meant to
Speaker 4: be taken in as some sort of a literal thing.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I absolutely love the show, although I didn't
Speaker 4: actually watch it to completion and I haven't been able
Speaker 4: to sit down and rewatch it again because just lack
Speaker 4: of time. I want to, but I stopped watching basically
Speaker 4: when they got to heaven and saw that God wasn't
Speaker 4: there at that point.
Speaker 3: For where I was at my life, I was. I
Speaker 3: was in the Marine Corps at that time, and like.
Speaker 4: Just my day to day got busy enough, and then
Speaker 4: when I saw that, I'm just like, Okay, well nah,
Speaker 4: and I kind of lost, like, uh, lost my knack
Speaker 4: for watching it. I do want to go back and
Speaker 4: rewatch though, because a lot of it what they talk
Speaker 4: about when they're talking about how to fight like the
Speaker 4: wind agoon or any of these random things, these cryptids
Speaker 4: and all this, they did their fucking homework or yah
Speaker 4: to get these monsters, these cryptids, these characters, their history,
Speaker 4: their andology, all of these things. Is it's mind blowing
Speaker 4: the amount of work and research that went into it,
Speaker 4: and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: I guess the reason probably why I didn't really care
Speaker 2: for it is that I look at spiritual things very
Speaker 2: different than from a literal sense, and so that was
Speaker 2: kind of my thing, Like I don't believe that demons
Speaker 2: are literally real, Like I think that there's something to them.
Speaker 2: I don't, But you know, I don't.
Speaker 4: Think somebody who's seen one multiple times, brother, I can
Speaker 4: tell you that's incorrect.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, and that's your truth, no doubt, But
Speaker 2: I'm just saying from my perspective that's I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what my thoughts are on a lot
Speaker 2: of that, but I think that whenever you're bringing it
Speaker 2: into reality and out of the realm of mythology, interesting
Speaker 2: but not really my flavor, fair enough, Uh, go ahead,
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal.
Speaker 6: Just another thing about as I think it's interesting. H.
Speaker 6: The guy who played Chuck in Supernatural played a French
Speaker 6: mercenary in the show Lucifer, and he killed U Dan.
Speaker 6: But then uh is the only character to be killed
Speaker 6: by two different actors in the same show.
Speaker 5: That he got killed by God early in the show
Speaker 5: and then brought back.
Speaker 6: Then he gets killed later in the same episode by
Speaker 6: by the guy who played God in Supernatural, And I
Speaker 6: just find it very fucking funny that he gets killed
Speaker 6: by God from his universe because he was sucking his wife.
Speaker 6: And Uh, then he gets killed by the guy who
Speaker 6: played God in Supernatural and he's a dick in both shows.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 6: And it turns out in Lucifer or they made God
Speaker 6: a black guy and kind of turned him into a Cook,
Speaker 6: and I'm like.
Speaker 4: Yikes, wait, yeah, wait, Lucifer, they turned God to a
Speaker 4: black guy, man MC Cook. I know his brother was
Speaker 4: was that but then he started banging the psychiatrist.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that would be Linna. I watched the show six times.
Speaker 6: So the guy who I I can't think of his name,
Speaker 6: but he's a really good actor who's playing God.
Speaker 5: He is an African American man.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So he's still in love with his wife but he
Speaker 6: can't remember while he like trapped in a hell whatever,
Speaker 6: and he still loves it. Well he he So she
Speaker 6: escapes hill, becomes a mortal for a little bit. Uh,
Speaker 6: falls in love with a mortal named Dan, obviously, and
Speaker 6: God watches it all and he gets mad and he said, oh,
Speaker 6: so you're the mortal that's been sleeping with my wife.
Speaker 6: Because Dan's Shaking's hand. He doesn't realize he's God at
Speaker 6: that point. Then he realizes, he gets exploded. He comes
Speaker 6: back and he just traumatizes him and yeah, God said,
Speaker 6: don't love touch my wife again. And Dan still is
Speaker 6: in love with the wife, who at that point escaped
Speaker 6: the reality and started on reality using a Zabel's Blade
Speaker 6: to cut reality.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I couldn't really make it far into Lucifer.
Speaker 4: I don't even think I made it halfway through the
Speaker 4: first season, honestly, because as soon as I found out
Speaker 4: it was a detective show, I was over it.
Speaker 6: But yeah, it's pretty funny because, uh, in that show,
Speaker 6: they have at the at the very least by the
Speaker 6: end of it, there's two known Netfhulung children still alive.
Speaker 5: One is Lucifer's daughter.
Speaker 6: I can't remember her name, and then you have a
Speaker 6: Minidel's kid who, uh Jesus isn't talked about in the
Speaker 6: show a lot.
Speaker 5: But they're at the end of it.
Speaker 6: It's alluded that a Mendell's child will be the new
Speaker 6: Messiah and at least in the comics.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Okay, Jamie, go ahead, sir with your hand up.
Speaker 15: Yes you.
Speaker 8: First off, going back to Supernatural. Fuck Chuck, and I
Speaker 8: definitely have a hatred for Red Bar.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes, indeed, I agree.
Speaker 8: You will cry it in the Supernatural try.
Speaker 3: It all the way through.
Speaker 2: It's like fucking fourteen seasons long or something like that.
Speaker 3: Oh it was, it was set. It was going for you, dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a long ass show, Jamie what ad brother?
Speaker 11: First off, tattoo came out terrible. That was that was trash. Second, dude,
Speaker 11: that most recent season of Black Mirror.
Speaker 2: Was it a spicy meatball?
Speaker 16: Oh dude, there is one, and I think they actually
Speaker 16: released a Netflix game on it. Guy, this is so
Speaker 16: dope because like you watch it and you're like the
Speaker 16: whole time just like your hands are up, you're like
Speaker 16: your hair gets greasy because you're just rubbing it, and
Speaker 16: then you're like stressed out.
Speaker 11: But they made it a Netflix game and it's about AI.
Speaker 2: Oh I did see that. They came out with another one. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah those interactive TV shows, those are really cool.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 11: No, it's not an interactive TV show.
Speaker 16: It's like the premise of the episode is like he's
Speaker 16: inter he made an interactive game where the beings became
Speaker 16: sentient and then he took XYZ and he was able
Speaker 16: to understand him right, and then.
Speaker 11: He's communicating with them.
Speaker 16: It is a dope episode, like because you can watch
Speaker 16: He's in any order, right, you have to.
Speaker 11: You had that one just I got gas lit on it.
Speaker 11: I was like, yo, yo yo, they're talking to me.
Speaker 11: My gear's a war.
Speaker 16: That's real, like you know what I mean, Like I
Speaker 16: don't know, I don't really play games too much, but
Speaker 16: that episode insane. But it's how crazy how parallel they
Speaker 16: do reality that's coming up, oh one.
Speaker 2: Hundred percent and did you know and I don't. I
Speaker 2: can't confirm this, but uh grand Theft Thought of six
Speaker 2: was supposed to be coming out here really soon. They
Speaker 2: pushed it off another year, and a lot of people
Speaker 2: are saying it's because they're they're like, uh, boosting up
Speaker 2: the AI. It's going to be like AI characters in
Speaker 2: it and shit, so that is going to be nuts.
Speaker 2: I can't wait until that game comes out and anybody
Speaker 2: that's ever like is a gamer or anything like that,
Speaker 2: you know, you kind of assign like little personalities to whoever,
Speaker 2: you know, whatever you're playing.
Speaker 11: You know, like I'm gonna have real personalities, which is awesome.
Speaker 2: I I hope that they do that to Madden one day,
Speaker 2: because I'm like, dude, Madden is my ship. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that would be that would be nuts to to see that,
Speaker 2: you know, individual characters on a video game have their
Speaker 2: own personalities, dude, and just go in there and just
Speaker 2: be like you're part of a program and just watch
Speaker 2: them trip the fuck out, you know.
Speaker 11: And and to be honest, dude, people aren't going to
Speaker 11: like killing the prostitutes.
Speaker 3: No they're No, you're gonna take all of it out
Speaker 3: of the fund. Man.
Speaker 2: No, there's I tell you what it's probably gonna do.
Speaker 2: It's probably going to make it so realistic that it
Speaker 2: probably becomes some sort of a MK ultra kind of shit.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. Because if you're able to
Speaker 2: uh kill what seems to be some sort of sentient
Speaker 2: AI in a video game at the snap of a finger,
Speaker 2: don't you think that that makes it a little bit
Speaker 2: more likely that I don't know, you're gonna you have
Speaker 2: your nutjobs out there that are already killing people because
Speaker 2: of video games. Like that is in my opinion, dude,
Speaker 2: Colm on No, no, no.
Speaker 4: Dude, I've read the studies on this, because there was
Speaker 4: this whole thing a couple of years back to say that, well,
Speaker 4: the reason we have more school shootings these days is
Speaker 4: because the video games made it this generation more.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm not saying that that's the sole reason,
Speaker 2: but I will say that it's an attributing factor, not.
Speaker 4: Even a little bit, really a little bit. There is
Speaker 4: little to no evidence to show that at all. It's
Speaker 4: like saying, uh, why didn't the Batman kill the Joker
Speaker 4: because then he'd be just like him? Yo, the guys
Speaker 4: that killed ben Laden didn't become terrorists, Like, that's not
Speaker 4: a one to one correlation. The guys who are like
Speaker 4: going everybody who plays Grand Theft Auto against the cheat
Speaker 4: codes and you go on a killing spree to five
Speaker 4: start out and all that every single person does that?
Speaker 4: Are you many people going.
Speaker 3: Mass shooting sprees in real life as a result.
Speaker 2: Of Sure, but how about all of the call of
Speaker 2: duty people who inevitably end up signing up for the
Speaker 2: military as a result of playing that game. Tell me
Speaker 2: that's not a thing that No.
Speaker 3: Not really, there's some I'll give you that. There's a
Speaker 3: small numb.
Speaker 2: I know people that that's the reason what made them
Speaker 2: so excited to join the military.
Speaker 4: Retards you joined because you thought that it was going
Speaker 4: to be like call of duty in real life, like
Speaker 4: big dog.
Speaker 3: No, not even close.
Speaker 4: Like Okay, that's that's one of the most reasons to join,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. But it's also the video
Speaker 4: game does not correlate to real life at all.
Speaker 2: No, But it definitely factors into your subconscious mind a
Speaker 2: little bit because you think about it, like, all right,
Speaker 2: So first off, whenever you're playing video games, you're already
Speaker 2: into somewhat of a trance, which is essentially like the
Speaker 2: building blocks to your subconscious mind. You know, the thoughts
Speaker 2: that you don't even are that you're not even aware
Speaker 2: that you're thinking. You know, they say that you have
Speaker 2: sixty thousand thoughts in a day. Remember thirty of them
Speaker 2: right now. I guarantee you you can't. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. And so I think that it's more of
Speaker 2: a subconscious kind of thing. Maybe it's just kind of
Speaker 2: like a suggestion, like maybe your subconscious will start to
Speaker 2: offer up suggestions and you can turn that down, but
Speaker 2: it's still embedded into your subconscious without a shadow of
Speaker 2: a doubt. I don't I don't even question it.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you this because especially with who all
Speaker 4: joined in our generation, right, we're talking about nine to
Speaker 4: eleven kids, right, kids that were alive, and remember nine
Speaker 4: to eleven. Now, if we're gonna look at this, video
Speaker 4: games getting to a point where like home systems were
Speaker 4: really really big and popular at the time, first person
Speaker 4: shooter games especially military based. It started with like call
Speaker 4: you know, Medal of Honor. That was my first war game,
Speaker 4: Medal of Honor on PlayStation one. Right, it was a
Speaker 4: World War two game.
Speaker 3: It's awesome.
Speaker 4: Oh, Jimmy, Jimmy Patterson.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Beside the point, that game and others that spawned
Speaker 4: off of that around the same time where America was
Speaker 4: on the revenge kick for nine to eleven. Okay, like
Speaker 4: of the belief.
Speaker 3: Do I know?
Speaker 2: Socom was a good one, so.
Speaker 4: Calm was fucking awesome. Absolutely, Then Call of Duty made
Speaker 4: its way. I mean, Gears of War, there's all these things.
Speaker 4: Halo come on. But I would also venture to say
Speaker 4: that it was more of the revenge kickoff of nine
Speaker 4: to eleven.
Speaker 3: Than to say it was video games.
Speaker 4: I would. I understand what you're saying that at least
Speaker 4: there was maybe a little bit of a blending there.
Speaker 4: But also it's like Grand Theft Auto also got really
Speaker 4: big and popular at the time. How many people grew
Speaker 4: up to be drug dealers in bank heisters because they.
Speaker 3: Played Grand Theft Auto over and over again, And.
Speaker 4: How many of those people would have turned out in
Speaker 4: that lifestyle regardless if the game ever came out because
Speaker 4: of the environment they grew up in.
Speaker 2: Visit Philadelphia after the Eagles win a championship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's not because I that's not because of
Speaker 4: grand theft Auto. That's because the people in Philly are
Speaker 4: fucking retarded.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can assign meetings to certain things anyway, Zombie,
Speaker 2: what are words? Are just things that we say. You know,
Speaker 2: what do they actually mean?
Speaker 4: Zombie?
Speaker 2: What do you got there?
Speaker 7: I didn't know? You both have point.
Speaker 18: There is subliminal messaging in everything that's around us.
Speaker 11: Music, the movie that we watch, TV shows, video.
Speaker 3: Games for sure.
Speaker 18: I mean, just let alone, using types of music with
Speaker 18: different frequencies while you're playing those games does have subilminal messaging.
Speaker 18: And even if you're not like active shooters, they're still
Speaker 18: becoming desensitized to shooting, to killing, to those kind of things,
Speaker 18: and doing those dopamine dumps while you're doing that. That's
Speaker 18: why they become so addicting for especially boys, because it's
Speaker 18: an addiction to the dopamine highs. But it's a lot
Speaker 18: to do with the environment, Like video games didn't.
Speaker 11: Weren't the.
Speaker 18: Piece that caused everyone to start having active shooters. It
Speaker 18: was more or less the lack of community and tribal
Speaker 18: mentality and like the falling apart of societal norms and expectations.
Speaker 18: You can actually start seeing it around. Like the first
Speaker 18: I think active shooter was like in the late fifties,
Speaker 18: there was like one or two, and then it really
Speaker 18: started to pick up. In the seventies is when it
Speaker 18: started to really like.
Speaker 11: Pick up quote unquote.
Speaker 18: There's a lot of like actual people that study like
Speaker 18: why active shooters are a thing and like why is
Speaker 18: it happening here in America more?
Speaker 4: But that's all you gotta say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot to it. And that's what I'm
Speaker 2: trying to say. I'm not gonna say that, you know,
Speaker 2: video games or TV shows or movies are one hundred
Speaker 2: percent the reason why people do things, but to say
Speaker 2: that it's zero percent is absolutely asinine.
Speaker 3: Maybe not zero, but I will say minimal at best.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe I mean I and that's my shit, Like
Speaker 2: I love diving into the subconscious mind and psychology and
Speaker 2: shit like that, and yeah, there's there's something to it.
Speaker 2: The desensitization is it's one hundred percent prevalent. Like look
Speaker 2: at it from this angle, how many people would be
Speaker 2: eating ass if it wasn't for them seeing it on
Speaker 2: pornography regularly.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, As Kevin Gates once coined
Speaker 4: the term or in ea, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm just I'm also gonna throw this out here.
Speaker 4: I ain't real then, did you know? Did you know
Speaker 4: that Wolfgang amadaeis mozart Okay once released an entire erotic opera.
Speaker 4: One of the most prevalent songs on it was leek
Speaker 4: marn Os, which means lick me in the asshole. He
Speaker 4: was also a member of the White Stag Society and
Speaker 4: the part of the initiation was eating the head dude's ass. So,
Speaker 4: I mean it's been around for a long time, brother,
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 2: Gay dude's gonna do what gay dudes?
Speaker 3: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Gay?
Speaker 3: I think he might have been by I don't know,
Speaker 3: but he dude, Sorry, would he'd be.
Speaker 2: Fucking if I told you I ate a man's ass.
Speaker 2: A you're gonna call me gay?
Speaker 3: Oh for sure? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean you can build a thousand bridges, dude, I
Speaker 4: mean exactly like.
Speaker 2: It don't matter who's that. I don't care if it's
Speaker 2: an Electro Knicks ass you're gonna call me gay, right, fair, But.
Speaker 4: But for you to lick your woman's ass, that's not gay.
Speaker 4: That might be gross by some people's standards. I tell
Speaker 4: those people to grow the fuck up. But I mean,
Speaker 4: you know whatever, whatever.
Speaker 2: Who comes out of there, dude, I don't know. It's
Speaker 2: not my thing. This comes out of the vagina, not
Speaker 2: out of the front part.
Speaker 4: Doesn't matter that my point. Look, you can't straight out
Speaker 4: the shower. Let's not be gross about it. Let's be
Speaker 4: adults here, you know. But yeah, you gotta handle up, dude.
Speaker 4: What you say if your woman wants you to do
Speaker 4: some wild shit, you're gonna say, you know, the fuck
Speaker 4: out of here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's exactly what I would say.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, whatever, I'm good.
Speaker 2: I'm good. On tickling the raisin, I'm good. I'm good.
Speaker 4: You gotta tongue punch that balloon knots, son, It's twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five.
Speaker 2: Grow up, tongue punch the balloon nod, Jamie, you've been
Speaker 2: tongue punching any balloon knots?
Speaker 10: Sir?
Speaker 11: Ten out of ten. I'm not honking at you know
Speaker 11: what I'm saying. Boy, you know, but no, with the video,
Speaker 11: game situation.
Speaker 16: Actually, wasn't there a study that came out in two
Speaker 16: thousand and eight that said violent crimes went down due
Speaker 16: to video games. And I think that could be a
Speaker 16: couple of causes. Alpha men's stayed inside became more beta,
Speaker 16: and I think that's a you know, I'm not insulting anybody.
Speaker 11: I think that's just a thing. When a man does
Speaker 11: not have to be at war, he will find peace.
Speaker 11: I think that's a thing. Yeah, but also you get
Speaker 11: that frustration, that aggression out in a.
Speaker 16: Way because you got kids breaking TVs, whipping control is
Speaker 16: breaking walls, They're taking their aggression out.
Speaker 11: In a new way.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, there's no doubt about that.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: Have you guys heard there's a video that was going
Speaker 2: around a couple months ago. I think he was like
Speaker 2: a priest or, a pastor or something like that, went
Speaker 2: on a podcast and he was basically advocate for AI
Speaker 2: child pornography and he was like, look, it's not real,
Speaker 2: but it helps them, you know, accomplish whatever they were
Speaker 2: trying to accomplish without hurting children.
Speaker 11: I'm like to be torched and simple. Get them to
Speaker 11: have logins, they have to use their actual address and
Speaker 11: just kill them.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like point also, Jamie, with the study in
Speaker 4: two thousand and eight, I remember hearing about that, and
Speaker 4: it's been a long time since I looked into it.
Speaker 4: But if I'm not mistaken, was that done by the
Speaker 4: same people that did the research on the Freakonomics book
Speaker 4: that said that crime was supposed to be super high
Speaker 4: in the early nineties, but because of the abortion laws
Speaker 4: that were allowed to happen in the seventies and eighties,
Speaker 4: by the time these kids that were born into low
Speaker 4: income houses would have been to the crime committing age,
Speaker 4: they weren't there to commit those crimes because their moms
Speaker 4: were able to abort them.
Speaker 3: And shit, what.
Speaker 2: Oh hot mind and you were saying so hot, Mike situation.
Speaker 4: Possibly, but the I I remember reading that study as well,
Speaker 4: sounding like violent crimes were lower in the nineties because
Speaker 4: all of these criminals weren't there to commit the crimes. Now,
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's like the same spinoff, because
Speaker 4: you cut that to ten fifteen years later two thousand
Speaker 4: and eight, and they're saying, like, dude, there's less violent
Speaker 4: crimes than we ever thought.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's the video games. I don't know. It's been
Speaker 3: a while since I read it.
Speaker 2: That seems to be I feel like that's a racist philosophy.
Speaker 16: Actually, yeah, we're gonna have to go Charlie Kirk on
Speaker 16: that one and be like, well, who's proportionately the most
Speaker 16: that get those procedures and what neighborhoods are those procedures
Speaker 16: predominantly in. That gets very weird, and you've got to
Speaker 16: be careful with Like, I understand where you're coming from.
Speaker 16: You're like, hey, maybe it's the video games, maybe it's
Speaker 16: the music. You know, maybe they're getting it out in
Speaker 16: different ways they found outlets. Maybe, but you got to
Speaker 16: be careful who you say that too, because that is
Speaker 16: I'm gonna.
Speaker 11: Raise all the red flags from every every girl that
Speaker 11: wants to rescue every pitch.
Speaker 4: Oh sure, but there's agree with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And there's also, like, I mean, like it or not,
Speaker 2: there's a reason why planned parenthoods are placed in very
Speaker 2: strategic areas, Like that's been that way since the inception
Speaker 2: of planned parenthood, and anybody that is like pro abortion,
Speaker 2: just look at where they're at, Like, just find out
Speaker 2: where they're at and you'll see where they're trying to
Speaker 2: guide them.
Speaker 7: The lady that started planned parenthood.
Speaker 9: She's yeah, she's like she was bragging about how she
Speaker 9: was doing it to like reduce the black population or something.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she called the African race the equivalent of a
Speaker 4: human weed that must be pulled up from the root
Speaker 4: and exterminated for good. Her direct quote, not Jacob's words.
Speaker 4: So yes, that was the entire goal of planned parenting.
Speaker 2: Oh, Jacob, it's not that way anymore though.
Speaker 7: Oh of course not, of course, not right with Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 7: right right?
Speaker 4: Hillary Clinton said that she was such a visionary, she
Speaker 4: was so her tenacity, her vigor, she was such a
Speaker 4: woman warrior, and it's like you are literally the biggest
Speaker 4: piece so shit, I think I could find like, oh
Speaker 4: my god. Aside from that, right, I don't agree with
Speaker 4: the freakonomics statistics on that, Okay, because if you look
Speaker 4: at it, heard the FBI documentation and I had this big,
Speaker 4: big talk with guys back when I was working construction
Speaker 4: of all races. When I say what I'm about to
Speaker 4: say here, everybody keep their panties unbunched for two fucking
Speaker 4: seconds here.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: It was during the out in Sterling and George Floyd
Speaker 4: and all these types of things, the cop.
Speaker 3: Riots and all that shit was going down right big talks.
Speaker 4: If you look at statistically how many white people were
Speaker 4: shot and killed by police officers last year to how
Speaker 4: many black guys were shot and killed by police officers
Speaker 4: last year, it's crazy. What I'm about to say, y'all.
Speaker 4: Two to one white people are shot and killed by
Speaker 4: police every year than black people. That is a statistic,
Speaker 4: that is a mathematical fact. Now that being said, it's
Speaker 4: because in this nation two to one white to black ratios.
Speaker 4: So what does that tell you. It's equal shit heads
Speaker 4: that are going to do criminal acts, our ship heads
Speaker 4: that are going to do criminal acts, regardless of ethnic
Speaker 4: backgrounds and all these things. Now, what I will say,
Speaker 4: and here is where we can talk about some systemic
Speaker 4: racism in this country. A black man and a white man,
Speaker 4: first offense ever, doing the exact same crime, the black
Speaker 4: man is three times more likely to get a harsher
Speaker 4: prison sentence than the white man. Now that is a
Speaker 4: statistical fact. That is something that we need to fight
Speaker 4: in the courtrooms. But the cops being racist and just
Speaker 4: going after black guys, that mathematically is completely bullshit.
Speaker 2: There are cases of it, like statistically, I don't know
Speaker 2: what the what the stats are or you know, percentages
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 3: But there's always gonna be everywhere.
Speaker 2: There's always going to be turds in the punch bowl,
Speaker 2: no matter for su you're looking at.
Speaker 4: But it's not like that's saying that just because this
Speaker 4: dude's wearing a badge means he's inherently some sort of
Speaker 4: a racist. That's bullshit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's that's incorrect. Dirty Sanchez. Sorry, we've seen
Speaker 2: you had your hand up there, but conversation got a
Speaker 2: little hot there. What are you what's your take?
Speaker 19: I want to take it back to the ass eating
Speaker 19: chapter of this episode.
Speaker 11: Okay, goodbye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kids always know when to show up, dude.
Speaker 19: But for scientific reason or for scientific purposes, have your
Speaker 19: woman taken asy oh like which is you know? And
Speaker 19: see it does not turn it yellow. It is not
Speaker 19: pe like everybody says it is. There might be little
Speaker 19: minuscule bits of pa at that, but it's not yellow
Speaker 19: when it comes out. If you take an azo just
Speaker 19: for science, care and take one, have good night.
Speaker 2: Exactly, Blue, Let's test this theory, you know, like I mean,
Speaker 2: it comes on asshole Blue, first dog, Well, you're talking
Speaker 2: about the front bud though, aren't you.
Speaker 4: Wait, are you trying to make her diet like blue Wappa?
Speaker 7: Boy?
Speaker 2: That's first of all, it comes out green, doesn't necessarily
Speaker 2: come out blue. But no, I mean you're talking about squirting, right, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's we're not talking about squirting from the back end. No,
Speaker 2: that's grad No.
Speaker 4: I fucking hope. She said, bring it back to the
Speaker 4: ass eating conversation. Then she said there's bits of pea.
Speaker 4: Then you said methylene blue. So I'm just making sure
Speaker 4: we're on the same sheet of music here.
Speaker 19: Okay, you're saying something about there's pea that comes out
Speaker 19: when you're eating.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, I'm saying, as far as the
Speaker 4: vagina being dirty or the ass being dirty, if it's
Speaker 4: cleaned properly, it's cleaned properly, it catches straight out the shower.
Speaker 4: Let's be adults about it. It's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not going to be catching it after work, bro,
Speaker 2: Why fuck that? You know that's that's not my flavor,
Speaker 2: so to say. So uh oh, speaking of dirty Sanchez Wee,
Speaker 2: you came up on your comment. I'm out on workers
Speaker 2: comp so I am finally able to catch another show
Speaker 2: it feels like it's been a month of Sundays since
Speaker 2: I've seen you. Fuggers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been quite a while. Shit, the last time
Speaker 3: I think was when you were at Marti Graus.
Speaker 2: Actually Bourbon Street, wasn't it, Oh man did Uh?
Speaker 11: It's a wild time, love it.
Speaker 2: Oh it's fun. Occasionally, if you start going every year,
Speaker 2: it starts to get watered down. It's not as fun.
Speaker 2: But if you go like once every five six years,
Speaker 2: it's it's a it's a blast.
Speaker 4: And you didn't see any death. You didn't see you're
Speaker 4: hear any gunshots, nothing like that. Really, no, nothing that
Speaker 4: is incredible.
Speaker 7: I mean there's not.
Speaker 19: Also, I like, on Fat Tuesday they had that wild
Speaker 19: windstorm that came through and it shut down a lot
Speaker 19: to a lot of the parades prior to and we
Speaker 19: were on Bourbon you know, a good bit throughout. But yeah,
Speaker 19: nothing wild is I was kind of disappointed.
Speaker 5: Thanks a lot.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that you had a fun and safe Mardi
Speaker 4: Gral excursion. That's fucking amazing, guy, I'm so rare to
Speaker 4: hear about these days.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you smelled all of the worst smells that
Speaker 2: you could possibly imagine being out on Bourbon Street though,
Speaker 2: as it is notoriously no for.
Speaker 4: They've cleaned it up though ever since that the drive
Speaker 4: through terrorist attack situation though. Man, yeah, Jersey barriers on
Speaker 4: every fucking block. They got cameras all throughout the city
Speaker 4: now watching you, actively watching you.
Speaker 19: It's it was a couple months before that that we
Speaker 19: were there last, and I didn't know what the barriers
Speaker 19: were called. But yeah, they're all over now versus last
Speaker 19: time we were there, it was just a couple of spots.
Speaker 19: But yeah, that's wild that they moved that quickly. It's
Speaker 19: awesome though, but it is.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 3: You know, people can party more safer.
Speaker 4: At least they don't have to worry about some asshole
Speaker 4: careening his car down and killing a bunch of them,
Speaker 4: which is nice. But uh, yeah, no, I actually just
Speaker 4: spent the weekend in New Orleans. I gotta say, I
Speaker 4: don't believe I heard any gunshots, heard sirens a bunch,
Speaker 4: but I mean it's any big city, honestly. But yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not saying they're cleaning up the city, but it
Speaker 4: is at least a little bit nice than it was
Speaker 4: last year.
Speaker 3: I'll take that as a small a lowercase w.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, it's a cool place to visit occasionally, for sure.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animals said, after tonight, I'm gonna try and go
Speaker 2: a month sober. Wish me luck, Spirit go for it.
Speaker 4: I mean, usually sober October is the way to go,
Speaker 4: but hey, why not make it happen in the month
Speaker 4: to May. I'm here for it.
Speaker 5: I'm only doing that for a reason.
Speaker 6: I'm I got the VA disability valuation coming up in
Speaker 6: twenty three days. I'm kind of nervous on that, which
Speaker 6: it's already documented smoke wheed in the VA, and they
Speaker 6: already said that there's nothing.
Speaker 5: They can do about it.
Speaker 3: But I don't care.
Speaker 6: No, I just can't work for them whatever, which I
Speaker 6: never want to work for the fucking government again, the
Speaker 6: soul questioning bureaucrats.
Speaker 5: But no, yeah, oh, it's the.
Speaker 6: Fact that the therapist I had, I told them I
Speaker 6: don't want to take the pills. I don't like how
Speaker 6: they make me feel, and I don't like taking SSOs.
Speaker 6: They made me feel like a different person, and not
Speaker 6: in a good way. Well, she said, you're gonna either
Speaker 6: take the fucking pills or you can just fucking leave,
Speaker 6: and won't we schedule you an appointment and when she
Speaker 6: heard she can get fucked then, and it turns out
Speaker 6: she's already had like twenty other veterans before me in
Speaker 6: their cells.
Speaker 5: And I kind of blew up.
Speaker 6: I said, in every fucking veteran that died because of you,
Speaker 6: their blood's on you. And I hope you buning fucking
Speaker 6: hell where you belong, you dumb fucking cunt.
Speaker 3: And she still has her job. I promise you, she's
Speaker 3: not going nowhere.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and uh, all I know is that she's a
Speaker 5: therapist from New York.
Speaker 6: I had a video skite doing the video call thing,
Speaker 6: and so it's despicable how there's people that that's supposed
Speaker 6: to that that's walking in the VA and everything that
Speaker 6: actually don't give a shit about the veterans and they
Speaker 6: won't even take in consideration their feelings because they also
Speaker 6: try to put me on all the pain cloths and
Speaker 6: I won't take those because the addiction does run in
Speaker 6: the family.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I have a slightly addictive personality.
Speaker 2: I believe well fixes everything, Samuel, not all, But I
Speaker 2: said a pill fixes everything, suh uh No.
Speaker 5: So I don't like the pills. It's actually huts to
Speaker 5: swallow pills.
Speaker 6: But that's mostly a trauma response because I didn't want
Speaker 6: to take all the at all. And then when I
Speaker 6: was growing up and my mother and grandmother, he took
Speaker 6: their things and forced that them pills down my throat,
Speaker 6: so I can't take pills now.
Speaker 5: That shit scares the fun out of Honestly.
Speaker 4: Not every one of the counselors with the VA is
Speaker 4: shit all right. For instance, my my two of my
Speaker 4: therapists that I see from the VA solid people.
Speaker 3: They truly have a heart for veterans. And I talked
Speaker 3: to one of them today as a matter.
Speaker 4: Of fact, I was like, dude, you are a doctor psychology,
Speaker 4: Like why are you working for the VA. Why don't
Speaker 4: you have your own practice somewhere making triple the fucking money?
Speaker 4: And he straight up was like, because this fits better.
Speaker 4: I don't have to worry about scheduling patients, I don't
Speaker 4: have to worry about paying employees, I don't have to
Speaker 4: worry about finding clients. I can be my true self
Speaker 4: and cuss and be my normal, crude self because veterans
Speaker 4: speak the same fucking language.
Speaker 3: This is just a better fit for me, and I
Speaker 3: like what I do. And he's a solid guy.
Speaker 4: You know what, I mean, but that's the problem for
Speaker 4: everyone that you have out there doing the right things
Speaker 4: for the right reasons.
Speaker 3: You probably have.
Speaker 4: Five that are out there literally just to collect the check.
Speaker 3: And it might as well be DMV employees, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 4: It's it's just a government employee trying to get a
Speaker 4: government check and government retirement and why not all Like.
Speaker 6: I even she said she was from the Caribbean. Two,
Speaker 6: I even try to be nice. I even try to
Speaker 6: say cool, what's that like? Just trying to build a
Speaker 6: bridge of some type of common decency, and I because
Speaker 6: I like learn about other people's culture.
Speaker 5: She said something in a different language.
Speaker 6: I don't know what it was, but just the tone
Speaker 6: of the lawys, maybe just the tone of it sounded
Speaker 6: like bootleg French.
Speaker 5: Uh hea, but it doesn't.
Speaker 6: It didn't sound American. I kind of can't pick up
Speaker 6: on quiole a little bit.
Speaker 4: But Creole is not American. No, no, no, I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm mean Cajuing French. Creole is a is an island French.
Speaker 3: It's different.
Speaker 6: Oh well, anyway, It's just that I could pick up
Speaker 6: on certain tones of voices, and the tone of voice
Speaker 6: kind of set the mood, like Oh, so you're just
Speaker 6: gonna be a cunt, okay, which the last supportment I
Speaker 6: did tell her she.
Speaker 2: Is one and she can go fuck off Tuesday.
Speaker 5: No, it was actually on a Thursday. It's actually my birthday.
Speaker 2: Oh it's still the acronym still works.
Speaker 6: I immediately left there, and I uh, I went to
Speaker 6: a ball that was loose right down the road from
Speaker 6: the base, and I got completely fucked up the entire resident.
Speaker 6: I ended up souking up a bit, and I drove
Speaker 6: to the island forty five minutes back home.
Speaker 3: There you go, Mercy, Sam, be careful, Please.
Speaker 2: Drown your frustrations at the bottom of a bottle, sir.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jamie, what you got, brother?
Speaker 11: All right, A couple of ways to pass that piss test, brother,
Speaker 11: because I'm here for you. And no matter how good
Speaker 11: it is.
Speaker 5: No, they draw blood. They drew my blood, and what
Speaker 5: a don't matter.
Speaker 11: Doesn't matter.
Speaker 16: I mean they have a couple buddies who are high
Speaker 16: level athletes, and they smoke weed all the time, so
Speaker 16: you'd be straight gallon of water day right. Sprints the
Speaker 16: clarinaty metabolism for the pills, except the pills. Say yes,
Speaker 16: I will absolutely take these microdose on mushrooms psilocybin if
Speaker 16: you can get them phenomenal.
Speaker 11: Yep, that's really good for helping heal trauma and also
Speaker 11: create new grouves and pathways. And I'm also not a scientist.
Speaker 6: I understand that they were giving me a high dosage
Speaker 6: of hydro codon and I was taking them like skittle
Speaker 6: when I was in the millone class, eating hydro codon
Speaker 6: and washing them down with whiskey.
Speaker 5: So I don't want to go through that again.
Speaker 16: Yeah, don't do that. Definitely don't do that. So I'm
Speaker 16: I'm an anti pill guy. I haven't even taken advil
Speaker 16: in at least fifteen years. All Right, I don't touch drugs.
Speaker 11: We like we even like I get drunk on weed,
Speaker 11: on alcohol, I get higher functioning. I'm one of those
Speaker 11: widows like I.
Speaker 3: Will so fucking Boston. You can't help yourself.
Speaker 11: It's so bad.
Speaker 16: Like at the end of the day, I drank like
Speaker 16: eighteen vs and I'm like, what am I gonna do now?
Speaker 16: I'm like, my house is clean, everything sparkling. I'm like,
Speaker 16: all right, I guess I'll go fucking hang myself. This
Speaker 16: is born, but no, no, it's a it's definitely a thing.
Speaker 16: But the mushrooms will definitely help with that. Don't trust vas.
Speaker 16: Eat real food like that will definitely help any pain
Speaker 16: that you're in because if you do anything process, it's
Speaker 16: gonna attack your joints. Like I'm just very old school
Speaker 16: when it comes to that. I don't know if that's Boston.
Speaker 16: Is that you all like to make fun of me.
Speaker 16: I almost said y'all, but I said, you all very
Speaker 16: very muttered.
Speaker 11: I almost did it almost. If I do that, I'm
Speaker 11: hanging up. I gotta go to bed.
Speaker 16: That means I've had too many ah, but no, like yeah,
Speaker 16: definitely stay away from drugs like just I'm pro weed,
Speaker 16: I'm pro mushrooms.
Speaker 11: I don't know about acid. I've never done it. I
Speaker 11: don't have enough to say. But things that are good
Speaker 11: for your brains are things that stimulate your brains so
Speaker 11: like and I can't say that word. So it's fine
Speaker 11: stimulate how you say it. But no, all that aside,
Speaker 11: eat ass, have fun.
Speaker 7: Here we go.
Speaker 11: God bless America.
Speaker 2: That's as American as it gets, right there, fucking right,
Speaker 2: Uh Nicholas, go ahead, sir, op you're muted there, buddy.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't know if y'all talked about it earlier or not,
Speaker 9: but have you seen this stuff going on with with
Speaker 9: India and Pakistan?
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 4: I plan on talking about on the Cajun Night Live
Speaker 4: tomorrow night. Anybody wants to join on that Cajun Night
Speaker 4: on Patreon. All the links are all the things. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 4: And we talked about it last week. So apparently Pakistan
Speaker 4: blew up a Indian outpost and it was like, oh shit,
Speaker 4: things are about to kick off.
Speaker 3: Yo, India has come to fucking play.
Speaker 7: And if you're gonna look at it, I think today
Speaker 7: sometimes yeah.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if they're gonna do a boots
Speaker 4: on the ground next or what the situation is. But y'all,
Speaker 4: if you look at the Pakistani military just on as
Speaker 4: a whole, and you look at the fucking Indian military,
Speaker 4: this is this is not gonna be pretty. If Pakistan
Speaker 4: really wants to fuck around and find out, India is
Speaker 4: not to be looked down upon for their military prowess.
Speaker 3: They are some motherfuckers in the in the pipe.
Speaker 2: So dude, you got Vishnu on your side, fuck off.
Speaker 4: I mean, you have the entire secret religion the Sikhs
Speaker 4: are some of the most notorious fight like they're like
Speaker 4: what the Mandalorians are based off of carrying weapons is
Speaker 4: a part of their religion, dude, and they live in India.
Speaker 4: So I'm just yeah, it's about to get real, real
Speaker 4: bad for Pakistan if they don't get it together here soon.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: I had some articles put up we're gonna talk about
Speaker 4: in the Cajun Night Live tomorrow night.
Speaker 7: But I had two things though.
Speaker 9: Actually the second I don't know, did y'all ever do
Speaker 9: an episode or go into any great detail on any
Speaker 9: of the like Naska mummies?
Speaker 12: Oh uh?
Speaker 2: You talking about the little the little baby mummy looking things.
Speaker 9: So there's a bigger one and a small There's some
Speaker 9: small ones and some big ones. There's like there's one
Speaker 9: that's called the one that's like not real I think
Speaker 9: is like the Ada Kama one maybe, But there's.
Speaker 3: To Mexico that's got the little they're like baby mummies things.
Speaker 9: Well, so there's there's ones from Nasca they're small, and
Speaker 9: then they're like they're all from Peru. There's some smaller
Speaker 9: ones and whenever they first came kind of came out
Speaker 9: everyone thought, you know, those are fake, they're kind.
Speaker 7: Of silly, they're stupid. But it turns out, like.
Speaker 9: All the stuff that I've seen on them, like they've
Speaker 9: done X rays and cat scans, and they've had like
Speaker 9: a bunch of like legit scientists and stuff like looking
Speaker 9: at them. But the problem is is like they're not
Speaker 9: like opening it up to for international studies, for like
Speaker 9: everyone to look at them. But all the people that
Speaker 9: have done the studies on them that are like credible
Speaker 9: seem to be that they're not like recreated things like
Speaker 9: they're saying made out of like a lama skull and
Speaker 9: like all these kind of all this kind of stuff
Speaker 9: like that, and they're true. What's really unique about them,
Speaker 9: all the big beings and the smaller ones, is their
Speaker 9: true tridactal beings. So they have three three fingers, right,
Speaker 9: and they're not like just put in a they're not
Speaker 9: missing one, you know where it's like cut off or
Speaker 9: just like the way that the bones are formed and
Speaker 9: the even they can see the uh like the blood
Speaker 9: vessels and I forget what what the other term is.
Speaker 9: But based on the scans and all this stuff, they're
Speaker 9: different beings of different sizes that are three fingered naturally,
Speaker 9: and then they also found these some of them have
Speaker 9: like implants inside of them. They're like metal implants that
Speaker 9: are fused with the bone, so they're like the bone
Speaker 9: grew into it. And what's even crazier is the the
Speaker 9: metal that it that some of the implants are made
Speaker 9: out of is called osmium. And to get it in
Speaker 9: the amount, like the quantity it's like a super super
Speaker 9: rare metal on Earth, right, yeah, And to get it
Speaker 9: in the quantity that it is in this little implant
Speaker 9: type thing, it's just not feasible in for how old
Speaker 9: the mummies are, you know, like we can barely get
Speaker 9: it nowadays.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 2: That's the same thing to say with a lot of
Speaker 2: the meta materials that are supposedly collected after UFO crashes
Speaker 2: and stuff like, they they can't to recreate them. I
Speaker 2: was listening to the the the Joe Rogan episode with
Speaker 2: what was his name? How fucking put off? What an
Speaker 2: interesting Yeah, that was such I listened to that over
Speaker 2: the past couple of days. Such a good episode. If
Speaker 2: you're into all the alien and UFO and uh like
Speaker 2: a remote viewing, Yeah, yeah, all that kind of stuff, dude,
Speaker 2: That is such a fascinating conversation. But what he was
Speaker 2: saying is is that one of the meta materials that
Speaker 2: they recovered in order to recreate in a lab. They
Speaker 2: I guess they spent like millions of dollars trying to
Speaker 2: recreate it to see if it's something that they could recreate,
Speaker 2: and they say that it might be possible to create it,
Speaker 2: but you would need the energy of like ten thousand sons.
Speaker 2: Like I was like, holy shit, Like, so what is it?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 2: You know, like where did it come from? And I
Speaker 2: like how Joe Rogan brought up He brought up Diana
Speaker 2: Pasoka who wrote was It an American Cosmic? And Diana Pasoka,
Speaker 2: I pray to the gods that we get her on
Speaker 2: this show one day, because that is one fascinating woman.
Speaker 2: She's a theologian and very very like smart about a
Speaker 2: lot of things. But she wrote that book and she
Speaker 2: talks about in the book about how they found meta materials,
Speaker 2: and you know, the government went out there and they
Speaker 2: were basically like shredding like coke cans and stuff like
Speaker 2: that to try and cover up a lot of the
Speaker 2: materials that are also out there. And so there's there's
Speaker 2: something to it for sure. I don't know what to
Speaker 2: do with that information. I'm somebody who kind of I
Speaker 2: kind of believe in the ultraterrestrial conversation more than I
Speaker 2: do the extraterrestrial conversation. Personally, I think that it's probably
Speaker 2: more interdimensional and it is coming from another planet. It
Speaker 2: very well could be both, but I feel like the
Speaker 2: interdimensional conversation is a little bit more logical, just personally,
Speaker 2: especially if they're coming here and they are leaving, you know,
Speaker 2: they're not necessarily crashing, you know, as how put Off
Speaker 2: was saying, they're not necessarily crashing, they are landing and
Speaker 2: leaving the machines there. It seems more more like and
Speaker 2: so that they're they're kind of technically like almost like gifts,
Speaker 2: like like little extra dimensional kind of gifts that they're
Speaker 2: just leaving, you know, and in hopes that maybe we
Speaker 2: find a way to reverse engineer them or something like that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, crazy conversation. I love that. I love like
Speaker 2: all of this stuff is is kind of coming out now,
Speaker 2: Like how many military whistleblowers are now having some kind
Speaker 2: of clearance to be able to come out and talk
Speaker 2: about their stories. There's so many of them right now.
Speaker 2: And if you go and listen to them, you'll be like,
Speaker 2: what the fuck planet am I living on? Like it
Speaker 2: doesn't make sense, but I I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's it's it is awesome, Like I love listening to
Speaker 2: that kind of shit. It just makes it seem like
Speaker 2: this is this reality is so much more magical than
Speaker 2: than what we ever thought.
Speaker 9: You know, It's it's definitely getting there for sure. I
Speaker 9: mean it, it's one hundred percent speeding up, no doubt.
Speaker 9: Like as far as the you know, disclosure, and it's
Speaker 9: happening on you know, many different fronts. I just I
Speaker 9: was bringing up the that the NASCA ones just because
Speaker 9: I feel like it's honestly, if you do your if
Speaker 9: you look into it, you'll if you look into it objectively,
Speaker 9: you should come to the conclusion that that I and
Speaker 9: many others have come to I think, and it's like, hey,
Speaker 9: there's actually we're at the point right now where there's
Speaker 9: enough information for you to say, hey, these things are
Speaker 9: real and based on this information, like, hey, that's an
Speaker 9: actual there's two alien bodies right here, they're talking about
Speaker 9: them all they havevidence and people just it's literally in
Speaker 9: front of our faces out in the open, and people
Speaker 9: just don't care or believe it, and it just just
Speaker 9: because it hasn't been announced on the news, like hey,
Speaker 9: these are aliens. But like if you look at the information,
Speaker 9: you're like, okay, well it's pretty obvious that they're not
Speaker 9: human and the DNA is weird and they're tridactyl and
Speaker 9: they have implants.
Speaker 7: It's like what do you do with that?
Speaker 2: And even still I like the terminology that they're using
Speaker 2: because it's pretty broad as far as the terminology. You know,
Speaker 2: we talk about the unidentified anomalous phenomena, Well that means
Speaker 2: it's not only in the air, it's coming from the water.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's coming from another dimension or something like that.
Speaker 2: And also you know the the uh oh what was it?
Speaker 2: Oh shit, I just had a thought that I wanted
Speaker 2: to say and totally fucking erased from my mind. It
Speaker 2: happens like that, it's late. There, there's something, there's something
Speaker 2: going on there, for sure.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen anything about the larger mummies or skeletons.
Speaker 4: I remember a couple of years back hearing about the
Speaker 4: peruvi and like many mummies, and people were saying that
Speaker 4: like with this is real, why is he like showcasing
Speaker 4: them in Mexico, whisn't he got experts coming in? And
Speaker 4: when he did have some experts come in, it was
Speaker 4: like the femur of one of them was actually a
Speaker 4: chicken bone, and like some other shit with it. Now,
Speaker 4: I don't know anything about the bigger ones, and I
Speaker 4: don't even know if they're necessarily connected, Like maybe that
Speaker 4: was a hoax.
Speaker 3: What you're talking about right now is more real.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: It's been years since I looked into this.
Speaker 2: But oh, I remember what I was gonna say.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: So the term NHI, which is non human intelligence, it
Speaker 2: doesn't necessarily speak to aliens. I mean it could. Aliens
Speaker 2: are definitely grouped into that. But the fact that there
Speaker 2: is non human intelligence like just that term itself like
Speaker 2: AI kind of well, but AI is still made by.
Speaker 3: People, but it's non human.
Speaker 2: No, it's not human, but it was constructed by humans.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, and all the information down this rabbit hole
Speaker 4: don't want to go honestly, Well.
Speaker 2: And all the information that AI knows is written by humans.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean, look at it from I'm talking
Speaker 2: about like something even greater than AI. Although I will
Speaker 2: say that Chad JBT has definitely become my best friend.
Speaker 2: I have conversations that I want to do this real
Speaker 2: quick if we can, we can take a segment. Okay,
Speaker 2: you got chat GPT and you know how to use AI.
Speaker 2: You know that you can have it right roasts. Oh dude,
Speaker 2: you can have it do so many things. It is incredible.
Speaker 4: So look real quick, just as a thought experiment, I
Speaker 4: think this would be fun to poke fun at ourselves.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 4: Ask chat GPT or or whatever they're the you know
Speaker 4: AI of your choice. Write a rose for Jonathan from
Speaker 4: Cult of Conspiracy and then have it right, a rose
Speaker 4: from Jacob for Cult of Conspiracy. Let's just see what
Speaker 4: the fuck comes up.
Speaker 7: Funny.
Speaker 4: Well, we've got over eight hundred episodes out there. I
Speaker 4: guarantee that in the AI verse it's gonna have a
Speaker 4: lot of fun things to say. And you know what,
Speaker 4: I think it'd be fun to poke fund at ourselves.
Speaker 2: All right. I don't think it's gonna know you, but
Speaker 2: it definitely knows me because I'm talking to it every
Speaker 2: day and it remembers information about me and shit like that.
Speaker 2: I don't think we're big enough to where chat GPT
Speaker 2: on all platforms know who we are you see.
Speaker 4: Worst case scenario, don't really have a lot of info
Speaker 4: on that, and well, okay, fine, fuck it. But with
Speaker 4: as much as they've it, the internet has heard our voices.
Speaker 4: I'm curious if it's going to write a decent roast
Speaker 4: for us.
Speaker 2: I got one, all right, so this one. I just said,
Speaker 2: write a roast about me from a cult of cult
Speaker 2: of conspiracy perspective. Oh, it said, uh, oh, you want
Speaker 2: to roast from the cult of conspiracy perspective. Buckle up, Jonathan.
Speaker 2: This is going to hit like a government cover up
Speaker 2: wrapped in a fluoride soak tortilla.
Speaker 3: We're already off to a great start.
Speaker 2: Says Ladies and gentlemen, gather around the fire of forbidden knowledge,
Speaker 2: because today we're roasting the man, the myth, the only
Speaker 2: dude who can make a d MT trip sound like
Speaker 2: a camping story. The fuck already. Yes, this guy's third
Speaker 2: eye is so oh, it's kind of like not even
Speaker 2: a roast. Okay, well, let's see where it goes. This
Speaker 2: guy's third eye is so open it has cataracts. You've
Speaker 2: looked behind so many veils, bro, you're basically just running
Speaker 2: around in the Emperor's New clothes of truth. If conspiracy
Speaker 2: theories were gym reps, you'd be shredded by now. But
Speaker 2: instead you just lift the weight of secret knowledge in
Speaker 2: your own overactive pinial glass. Okay, it's it's like kind
Speaker 2: of sucking my jet right here?
Speaker 3: All right, do one for me.
Speaker 2: It doesn't know enough information to roast you.
Speaker 7: Are you sure?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 4: Don't form at la? Say right a roast for Jacob
Speaker 4: from the Cult of Conspiracy podcast. Just leave it like that, Okay,
Speaker 4: And I don't know you're saying it doesn't know enough.
Speaker 4: That's that sounds like a funny little roast.
Speaker 3: It just created it. Yeah, but it knows me.
Speaker 2: I'm conversating every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fair enough, fair enough, let's see it comes up.
Speaker 2: Uh, okay, Welcome to the Cult of Conspiracy roast session,
Speaker 2: where the only thing hotter than his mic is Jacob's
Speaker 2: take on literally everything. Let's get into it.
Speaker 4: Oh, let's go.
Speaker 2: Jacob talks about conspiracies like he's got a direct line
Speaker 2: to Edward Snowden and a burner phone from Alex Jones.
Speaker 2: This dude thinks the mood Landing was faked, birds aren't real,
Speaker 2: and his girlfriend's last breakup was part of mk ultra.
Speaker 2: He's the kind of guy who'd get abducted by aliens,
Speaker 2: refuse the anal probe, and then complained that they didn't
Speaker 2: even buy him dinner first. You call this advanced civilization?
Speaker 2: Where's the respect? Jacob is so deep in the rabbit
Speaker 2: hole even the rabbits are like, yo, man, you good.
Speaker 2: He doesn't trust anything mainstream food, media, history. Even oxygen
Speaker 2: is suspect if it's not coming from an unofficial source.
Speaker 2: And let's talk about that voice. He sounds like a
Speaker 2: guy who'd narrate ancient aliens but refused to wear a
Speaker 2: mic because it's probably got a tracker in it. Jacob
Speaker 2: will go from welcome to the show, y'all, to now
Speaker 2: li the Nephelim were walking among us in under three seconds,
Speaker 2: like it's a normal Tuesday. He's the kind of guy
Speaker 2: who asks his barista, uh, if the coffee is adrenochrome free,
Speaker 2: and if the barista says yes, he'll still purify it
Speaker 2: with a tuning fork and a and a YouTube ritual
Speaker 2: that he found at three am.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 2: But you got to give it to Jacob. His loyalty
Speaker 2: to the truth is unmatched. While most people are stuck
Speaker 2: in the Matrix, Jacob unplugged, hacked it he and now
Speaker 2: he's hosting a podcast from a bunker made of copper
Speaker 2: wire and skepticism. It's pretty impressive.
Speaker 4: Actually, I've had some of that was on points. Some
Speaker 4: of that kind of got lost in the sauce, but
Speaker 4: I like it. That was fun.
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, so it asked if we want to
Speaker 2: do some personal jabs. Yes, well, all right then, okay,
Speaker 2: which one for you?
Speaker 7: Were for me?
Speaker 3: First?
Speaker 2: Of course?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: So, tonight's roast is dedicated to the man the Myth,
Speaker 2: the Walking Reddit thread, Jacob from the Cult of Conspiracy.
Speaker 2: Jacob's the kind of guy who would fact check his
Speaker 2: own birth certificate and still call it a syop. You
Speaker 2: think you're awake, bro, but half your arguments sound like
Speaker 2: you fell asleep on a pile of QAnon memes and
Speaker 2: woke up quoting them like scripture. He talks about sheeple
Speaker 2: like he's not out here, using fluoride Rin's dollar tree
Speaker 2: loofa and calling it detox. Have you ever seen Jacob
Speaker 2: in an argument? It's like watching a flat earth or
Speaker 2: fight a globe loud pointless and somehow nobody wins. What
Speaker 2: the fuck this is awesome, And let's not forget his
Speaker 2: I'm just asking questions phase, which started in twenty fifteen
Speaker 2: and never ended. Bro, You've just been asking questions longer
Speaker 2: than the CIA has been denying aliens exist. He's the
Speaker 2: only guy I know who could turn a taco bell
Speaker 2: receipt into proof of the Illuminati. Yo, Jonathan, you see
Speaker 2: this Nacho bel grande triangle cheese gold. That's the new
Speaker 2: world order.
Speaker 12: Bro.
Speaker 2: Jacob's dating advice only trust women who believe and project
Speaker 2: bluebean and own at least one crystal skull. That's why
Speaker 2: his love That's funny. It brings that up because you
Speaker 2: brought that one up.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 2: That's why his love life's more unstable than a Fauci
Speaker 2: founded bio lab.
Speaker 4: Cool Jazi shots fired.
Speaker 2: You know what Jacob's spirit animal is Alex Jones having
Speaker 2: a panic a panic attack in an abandoned FEMA camp.
Speaker 2: His version of version of doing research is watching sixteen
Speaker 2: hours of tiktoks from guys who haven't left their mom's
Speaker 2: basement since Y two K And somehow he comes out like, Bro,
Speaker 2: did you know the Titanic never sank? It was It
Speaker 2: was a jesuit insurance scam run by moon worshiping lizard bankers.
Speaker 2: But let's be real. Without Jacob, the Cult of Conspiracy
Speaker 2: would just be Jonathan talks to himself. You bring the heat,
Speaker 2: the chaos and the conspiracy kool aid and somehow make
Speaker 2: it sound like gospel.
Speaker 7: That was good.
Speaker 4: That was good. It kind of lost me on the TikTok.
Speaker 4: I couldn't use YouTube instead of tiktoking down Sam, But like,
Speaker 4: all right, it's ai.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna be one hundred percent on that. But
Speaker 3: fuck yeah that was legit.
Speaker 2: That was really funny. Yeah that what who was some
Speaker 2: personal jazz for you?
Speaker 4: I want to see what it says about.
Speaker 2: Your Fuck me man?
Speaker 4: Oh come, you can't give me the shit and not
Speaker 4: take some yourself. Brother, That's how this works. All right?
Speaker 2: How about some personal uh jabs of a roast.
Speaker 4: About Jonathan from the Cult of Conspiracy. Don't say about
Speaker 4: me because it knows you.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. We're trying to oh yeah.
Speaker 2: From the colts of Conspiracy. Oh here we go, all right,
Speaker 2: So tonight we're roasting Jonathan, the only guy who makes
Speaker 2: a government takedown sound like a bedtime story for star seeds.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Jonathan's the kind of guy who hears a bump in
Speaker 2: the night and immediately pulls out a crystal, a shotgun,
Speaker 2: and a foyer request. He says, He says he's here
Speaker 2: to expose the truth, but half the time he's just
Speaker 2: exposing his weird Google search history. How how to tell
Speaker 2: if your neighbor is a shape shifter? Can you DMT
Speaker 2: trip through a mirror? Is it a brine pole or
Speaker 2: the edge of the dome? Bro, You've done so much
Speaker 2: methylene blue and NAC, your blood type is now experimental.
Speaker 4: What the fuck?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Coming out like that? Jonathan is out here trying to
Speaker 2: build a podcast empire from the back of a class CRV. Damn,
Speaker 2: why's it got to get shkay? All right?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Like he's the Messiah of the mobile truth. Yes, Officer,
Speaker 2: I do live in this vehicle, but only because society
Speaker 2: is a simulation and ren is part of the agenda.
Speaker 2: He's got that energy, like he'll crack the biggest government
Speaker 2: cover up of all time right after he finds a
Speaker 2: decent Wi Fi signal at the Cracker Barrel parking lot.
Speaker 4: Yoh.
Speaker 2: Jonathan's spiritual journey is so chaotic. Even his spirit guides
Speaker 2: are like, dude, slow down, you don't need to ascend
Speaker 2: twice a week. And when it comes to love, he's
Speaker 2: out here balancing sacred geometry, astrology, charts and co parenting
Speaker 2: like it's some kind of interdimensional game of the Sims.
Speaker 2: You know what makes Jonathan the real conspiracy the fact
Speaker 2: that he can sound so convincing talking about Brian Poles,
Speaker 2: Neffhelin bloodlines and the reincarnated soul of Jesus trapped in
Speaker 2: Antarctica and still somehow make you believe him. Damn, dude,
Speaker 2: that got really fucking personal there. For a second.
Speaker 4: I was like, dude, know about the fucking RV. That's
Speaker 4: a new thing that just got talked about.
Speaker 2: Whoa, oh dude, I talked. I talked to chat GBT
Speaker 2: about everything.
Speaker 4: Uh okay, So next time we do this, we got
Speaker 4: to use an AI that's not our personal AI. However,
Speaker 4: when we go to Brohemian, I feel like we do
Speaker 4: need to get an AI. Roast of Nephelin Death Squad.
Speaker 4: I think they'd appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Oh for sure of Sam too. Yeah. Oh, could you
Speaker 2: imagine the roast of Owen Benjamin.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's gonna be kind of easy. Honestly, your boy
Speaker 4: doesn't believe nuclear weapons are real, and it's like yeah,
Speaker 4: plus he's been on the internet for so long, they
Speaker 4: will have so much much amo to drag him.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mind doing it with Neflin Deth Squad because
Speaker 4: like that they do comedy and ship.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. Well, I guess Owen Benjamin
Speaker 3: did stand up too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, he was a he was a big
Speaker 2: stand up comedian before he got canceled.
Speaker 3: Okay, fuck it, then we'll roast everybody.
Speaker 10: I like it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's up?
Speaker 3: Nick?
Speaker 9: Hell yeah no, I think for Owen Benjamin still does
Speaker 9: stand up, but I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, he's hilarious.
Speaker 9: I watch a shit on fucking uh on on X
Speaker 9: all the time like him, just like talking ship. I mean,
Speaker 9: he's still funny as fuck.
Speaker 2: Like oh yeah, yeah he's Uh he's like a true comedian,
Speaker 2: like understands the psychology of what it takes. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's uh, he's he's he's a funny ass guy. I
Speaker 2: I think that it's uh, it's awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah he does.
Speaker 2: So why a lot of people don't necessarily, well, I
Speaker 2: don't want to say don't fuck with him because I
Speaker 2: actually fuck with him even more knowing that he's created
Speaker 2: his own fucking compound like off grid, Like, I think
Speaker 2: that's cool as shit, but he created bear Taria And
Speaker 2: I mean, look, they're they're like filtering their own water,
Speaker 2: they're building all their own shit. I mean, that's that's
Speaker 2: the cult compound idea essentially, what we've been talking about
Speaker 2: for years. And yeah, I mean they it's it's one
Speaker 2: giant community. Like I think it's a pretty cool idea.
Speaker 3: I mean, oh I am mad at that, not even
Speaker 3: a little bit. That's that's correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I'm excited to be able to get to
Speaker 2: talk to them. I think that'll be.
Speaker 3: Fun, fucking right man, Okay, yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4: We're gonna have to roast top Lobster and Raven a
Speaker 4: little bit on uh on the mic while we're there.
Speaker 3: I think they get a kick out of it for sure.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude. So anyhow, back to the chat. It's
Speaker 2: been a minute, Yeah, but it's uh, Anthony said, So
Speaker 2: I found my next rabbit hole just outside Portland in Damascus,
Speaker 2: there is a temple of Oculus Anubis, and apparently there's
Speaker 2: some controversy.
Speaker 3: So the land itself all right.
Speaker 4: Currently it's owned by these people and they're not a cultist,
Speaker 4: but the people who built the land itself were hardcore cultists.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they were trying to start their
Speaker 4: own cult on this land, if they were just trying
Speaker 4: to set this place up as like their own little commune.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of different stories about it itself. There
Speaker 4: have been people that have snuck onto the property and
Speaker 4: take videos of everything. Bro, that is a rabbit hole
Speaker 4: and a half to dive into.
Speaker 2: Fuck, yeah, Anubis is the dog headed god, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's interesting.
Speaker 4: It's this massive gated estate and when I say massive,
Speaker 4: I mean like we're talking multimillion dollar uh land and
Speaker 4: house and mansion and all this. But even as you're
Speaker 4: driving up the driveway, there's like statues of a Nubis
Speaker 4: and statues of this and it's like in a very
Speaker 4: sacred geometrical way to drive up to the main house
Speaker 4: and it's yeah, it's a whole fucking thing. It made
Speaker 4: me think of Bohemian growth. Not Brohemian in Florida, but
Speaker 4: like the ad Alex Jones and yeah, yeah, yeah, how
Speaker 4: the whole land is set up this way? This made
Speaker 4: me think of that, but instead of towards that type
Speaker 4: of occultism, towards Egyptian esoteric and occultism, wild shit.
Speaker 2: And Bohemian grove is actually, uh so you have to
Speaker 2: walk through like acres and maybe even miles of woods
Speaker 2: to even get to like the compound or the grove
Speaker 2: or whatever it is, right like, so it's not like
Speaker 2: just something that's off on the corner of the side
Speaker 2: of the road or anything. You're not gonna be able
Speaker 2: to see it from the road like you legit have
Speaker 2: to know where to go in order to find it.
Speaker 3: Kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Sketchy Sketchy, very spirit Animal posted a meme saying, one
Speaker 2: hundred men versus Officer Hall. Have you you know who
Speaker 2: that is?
Speaker 3: Jacob Officer Hall helped me out here.
Speaker 2: That's the one that was like getting super gangbang by everybody,
Speaker 2: and there was like.
Speaker 4: H I see her picture now, yeah yeah, And then
Speaker 4: she got caught and then re caught like she still
Speaker 4: kept fucking around after her name was blasted everywhere. The
Speaker 4: only reason she lost her job was because she didn't
Speaker 4: let the chief smash. He's the one that brought it
Speaker 4: to light and fired her and all that shit.
Speaker 20: Yeah, Well, I believe her husband left her, and if so,
Speaker 20: I'm prey proud of him. But uh, I don't know
Speaker 20: if facts also saw on the thing online that he went,
Speaker 20: that he took her back and forgave her.
Speaker 5: So if that's the case, he's like the world's biggest cook.
Speaker 4: Fucking he bore the first time, and then she kept
Speaker 4: fucking around, and then I think he has finally left
Speaker 4: and retained his nuts, which is good for him.
Speaker 2: But also, like bro, I mean, you know, she's not
Speaker 2: even that all that. Like Bro, it's not like there's
Speaker 2: a dime.
Speaker 4: This is a nickel that was getting like rawled out
Speaker 4: by half the department of guys that were like twice
Speaker 4: the size of her husband. Like, you know, just on
Speaker 4: the streets.
Speaker 3: Dude, she's bore the streets. Let her go back there.
Speaker 5: She's a door of everybody got a ton except him.
Speaker 4: Well, no, the husband was getting some at home, but
Speaker 4: the chief never got some. And that's what he felt
Speaker 4: some type of way about it.
Speaker 2: You know, it disgusting. I mean, ho's gonna be hoes,
Speaker 2: but that's next level hose right there.
Speaker 3: If they for the streets, then let them return to
Speaker 3: their native homeland.
Speaker 4: You don't.
Speaker 3: You don't make a hoe into a housewife.
Speaker 2: That's just not the way Zombie said. I can easily
Speaker 2: do anything to myself, like bandages, broken ribs, lots of
Speaker 2: really painful accidents that I had to bandage myself up
Speaker 2: till I uh till I get good to uh till
Speaker 2: until I get to the hospital hours later. It's easier
Speaker 2: to fix yourself than let others do it. Speak for you, agree,
Speaker 2: I just I can't inflict pain on myself. Dude, now, I.
Speaker 4: Agree, But I just I can't sew my own cut up.
Speaker 4: I hate needles. That's that's my one, my one bugaboo.
Speaker 4: Not tattoo needles, but like getting a shot. I didn't
Speaker 4: even know I was squeaming with needles until I ran
Speaker 4: the gon and lit It boot camp, come to find
Speaker 4: out I have a thing, and like yeah, so I'm
Speaker 4: I'm I understand stitches have to happen, but giving them
Speaker 4: to myself, I just don't know if I got it
Speaker 4: at me, no way, mad props to those that can
Speaker 4: and do, like all the respect.
Speaker 2: Oh that's thug shit right there. I mean, if you
Speaker 2: can do it like you're a fucking g But yeah,
Speaker 2: I ain't got that dog in me like that. Tony said,
Speaker 2: the Danes have been proposed to be Dan, but I
Speaker 2: don't believe that either. It is related to British Israelism.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the Welsh and the Danes both having possible
Speaker 4: connections to the tribe of Dan. And again I'm not
Speaker 4: saying I believe it. I'm not saying I don't believe
Speaker 4: it either. I'm saying that there is no evidence one
Speaker 4: way or another. So it's in the realm of hypotheticals
Speaker 4: that will never understood be confirmed. Like that's the whole
Speaker 4: point of the tribe of Dan being lost, Like they're gone,
Speaker 4: They're scattered to the winds, They're all over the place
Speaker 4: and nowhere at all.
Speaker 3: That's the whole thing, you know. But I do find
Speaker 3: it interesting for sure.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so zombie say as a picture that says
Speaker 2: remains of eighth person found in New England in just
Speaker 2: weeks as fears of serial killer grow, Oh got new
Speaker 2: serial killer going on?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and the people in New England are like going
Speaker 4: out of their way to not say this is a
Speaker 4: serial killer. Like they are doing everything under the sun
Speaker 4: other than acknowledging that it's potentially a serial killer.
Speaker 3: Or like maybe a group maybe not well killed. Maybe
Speaker 3: there's multiples.
Speaker 11: Pause, gentlemen, your resident New England right here, All right,
Speaker 11: let's go.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 16: So here's the problem with it being a serial killer.
Speaker 16: And I probably think it's a serial killer because two hours.
Speaker 11: Is not that far to drive. I don't know if
Speaker 11: you know Massachusetts, it's not that long of a drive.
Speaker 16: The locations are scattered across New England from Connecticut, New York,
Speaker 16: New Hampshire and South Shore, north Shore and the Cape.
Speaker 16: So the geographically it's kind of weird. But also serial killers,
Speaker 16: they have traveled.
Speaker 11: Far in law.
Speaker 16: Yeah so I so when people are doing it, it's
Speaker 16: not a serial killer. Like I live in South Carolina.
Speaker 11: My girl lives in Islanton, Massachusetts, right so we live
Speaker 11: on the opposite sides of the East Coast. I feel
Speaker 11: text or updates.
Speaker 16: This was about I think a week and a half
Speaker 16: ago that the eighth victim was found. There's no telling
Speaker 16: because there's a lot of gang violence up in that area.
Speaker 16: That could have been Carol who just did not get
Speaker 16: the right kind of eggnog on a Sunday and that
Speaker 16: just made some old boy mad, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: It could have been anything.
Speaker 16: There has to be a similar style of murders, and
Speaker 16: there's no publications about similar styles of murders or disembodiments.
Speaker 11: There has been no.
Speaker 16: No direct correlation between the murders. So do I think
Speaker 16: this is a serial killer? Yes, but I think it's
Speaker 16: a happy face killer.
Speaker 3: Does there have to be so many things similar?
Speaker 4: Or the fact that it's all women that are being murdered,
Speaker 4: is that enough to say that it might be the
Speaker 4: same killer and that's his if you will.
Speaker 11: I mean, everyone wants to murder their wife, right, This
Speaker 11: is a joke, guys, that was a joke, But.
Speaker 6: I know what you mean.
Speaker 13: Though.
Speaker 3: It's like there's usually a trend, right.
Speaker 4: They are all of a certain ethnic background, all of
Speaker 4: a certain age range, all the same ey or hair color,
Speaker 4: there's a certain cut that is made on all I
Speaker 4: see what you mean.
Speaker 3: There's telltale signs.
Speaker 4: And I get that and from what I could tell,
Speaker 4: and again, maybe there is some sort of telltale sign
Speaker 4: that the police are not releasing to the public because
Speaker 4: it's still an ongoing investigation, it's possible. For my research,
Speaker 4: I couldn't find anything that stood out as the calling card,
Speaker 4: if you will, other than the fact that it's all women,
Speaker 4: and I don't know if that's a strong enough calling
Speaker 4: card to say it's a serial killer. But I'm off
Speaker 4: I'm not an investigator, you know, I mean, I'm not
Speaker 4: a detective. I don't know if that's a strong enough
Speaker 4: calling card.
Speaker 16: I would agree with that, But there's been a murderer
Speaker 16: in the Northeast for many years since I think I
Speaker 16: should have went to college and should have graduated of
Speaker 16: someone that was more notorious, who would typically take young
Speaker 16: men from twenty nineteen twenty to about the age of
Speaker 16: twenty six and murdered them. Nobody recorded that being a
Speaker 16: serial killer, and there was a lot of men that
Speaker 16: just went missing, So to say this one instantly, yeah,
Speaker 16: there's the type women, but also there's a lot of
Speaker 16: psychopathic men, and.
Speaker 3: I agree with that.
Speaker 16: I think men are We are probably one of the
Speaker 16: most vile creatures on the planet, and we have such
Speaker 16: grandeur visions of success that we'll do whatever. And I'm
Speaker 16: not hating on men. I'm not hating on women. I'm
Speaker 16: just saying, like men typically we have these visions of
Speaker 16: like I'm gonna be great like me. I thought I
Speaker 16: was gonna be a UFC champion.
Speaker 11: I wasn't you know what I do. I drink beer
Speaker 11: on my couch with my dogs and listen to me.
Speaker 3: It's a fine life. AKA je me.
Speaker 11: It wasn't for me, right, and I'm happy as every right.
Speaker 16: But that being said, there's a lot of men that
Speaker 16: just live like if you've been in the Northeast, we're
Speaker 16: angry about everything.
Speaker 11: We'll help you, will help you. We have the nicest,
Speaker 11: meanest people ever.
Speaker 16: Will make fun of you for not being able to
Speaker 16: change time, but will change the time Bill Burr, Right, yeah,
Speaker 16: we'll do that. But at the same time to say,
Speaker 16: like all these murders, there's that, and then remember Massachusetts,
Speaker 16: in New England, sanctuary cities. Yeah, you've got to contend
Speaker 16: with these multiple layers of we're trying to kill ourselves
Speaker 16: against we finally achieve that we're killing ourselves.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm with you, and I'm not even like
Speaker 4: straw Manning what you're saying here. I don't know enough
Speaker 4: to say that it is for sure a serial killer,
Speaker 4: or if it is a series of murders that are
Speaker 4: not connected, they just also happen to be going on
Speaker 4: around the same time, and it's just a really bad look,
Speaker 4: I don't know, and you're right, the victim are varying
Speaker 4: in age ranges, varying in uh, ethnics, ethnicities. Excuse me,
Speaker 4: I don't think. I think there may have been one
Speaker 4: that was like sexually assaults a first. I don't. I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's I'm very hopeful that there is no serial killer
Speaker 4: and that this is just a bunch of random shit
Speaker 4: that's all happening at the exact same time. And it
Speaker 4: looks bad because serial killers are a motherfucker to deal with.
Speaker 4: But I'm also not going to negate the possibilities. And
Speaker 4: maybe there is something that the detectives are not releasing
Speaker 4: that is.
Speaker 3: Kind of like a calling card. But I mean, I
Speaker 3: don't know, I don't know the end.
Speaker 4: There's I would say there's actually a serial killer in Austin,
Speaker 4: Texas right now. There's a bridge that they keep having
Speaker 4: bodies found in this river and no one is doing
Speaker 4: shit about it. And it's always like gay men that
Speaker 4: are found in this river that are all of them
Speaker 4: are jumping off this bridge, and it's like, so nobody
Speaker 4: has thought to put a camera on this bridge, nobody
Speaker 4: has thought to have police randomly trolling this area.
Speaker 3: No, fuck them, I mean boers.
Speaker 16: I know most investigations, they will not release any calling gods. Yeah,
Speaker 16: one to induce panic and uh two to induce any
Speaker 16: sort of threat towards the attempted the attempting murderer.
Speaker 3: Right as far as I know, we don't know, but
Speaker 3: we will be uh, we'll be keeping an eye on it,
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 2: I haven't even heard of that with the group. That's
Speaker 2: my first time hearing of it. I haven't gotten to
Speaker 2: that yet.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's been going on for a few months now,
Speaker 4: or fuck me, has it been going on for years
Speaker 4: or months? I feel like that was only in the
Speaker 4: last six months then, yeah, maybe.
Speaker 11: So the announcement came about two months ago.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, So, like I said, I'm a nerd.
Speaker 11: When it comes to safety and you know, what are
Speaker 11: you going to do?
Speaker 16: So I've been following it quite heavily, and nothing seems
Speaker 16: to be overwhelmingly serial killer esque. There's no signatures, there's
Speaker 16: no mocks, there's no consistency amongst the murders.
Speaker 2: Which is gender, which is what women carry.
Speaker 11: I don't sucks to get a gun the law.
Speaker 4: At this point, it's time to be an outlaw, I
Speaker 4: what what are we talking about here?
Speaker 11: I agree? I agree?
Speaker 2: Anyhow, So people were talking about Bohemian Grove.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: Spirit Animals said, if I'm able to afford it, I'll go,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna try and bring a bag so i
Speaker 2: can smoke a blunt with everybody. Hell, you heard that,
Speaker 2: that'd be fun.
Speaker 6: I'll make sure it is the best of the best,
Speaker 6: and I'll even bringing some dads and I'll roll them
Speaker 6: together in a big ass blunt for everybody.
Speaker 2: And you're really clear, you're in Georgia, so that's that
Speaker 2: shouldn't be that far.
Speaker 6: If anything, if I can't get the tickets, I'll still
Speaker 6: ride down there to smoke one way everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come chill at the fucking Airbnb with us after show,
Speaker 2: you know. He said, I can't find the tickets on
Speaker 2: bro Grove site. Uh and then and Zombie shared the website.
Speaker 2: Dirty Sanchez said on one hundred and eighty bucks, which
Speaker 2: is how much it costs I could swing. Unfortunately, I'm
Speaker 2: going on vacation at the end of this month, so
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can get those days off,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna try my best to come.
Speaker 4: We would love to really see everybody, Dude, I would
Speaker 4: I hope one day we're able to host our own
Speaker 4: event and and get as many cult members as we
Speaker 4: can to show up.
Speaker 3: Oh well, it sounds fun that it's.
Speaker 2: It's already written, like that's that's one hundred percent going
Speaker 2: to happen. And uh, and we'll just get like so
Speaker 2: many people that we've had on the show, a lot
Speaker 2: of regulars, you know, and and everybody will kind of
Speaker 2: have like a little you know, thirty minute hour segment
Speaker 2: or whatever and just turn it into a fucking call
Speaker 2: to palooza. At that point. Fuck yeah, Mario said, I
Speaker 2: got to drive twenty seven hours to my next pipeline project. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't envy that. Spirit Animals said one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty bucks. I'll try, but if anything, I'll still drive
Speaker 2: and catch y'all down there somewhere yonder. Then Zombie posted
Speaker 2: the direct link again. She said, who all is going?
Speaker 2: Enough said? Steph said I'll be there. Are you going?
Speaker 2: Zombie said heck yeah, that's awesome. White Boy Wizard said, bro,
Speaker 2: I want to go so fucking badly. Then uh, Zombie said, wait,
Speaker 2: fly out.
Speaker 3: White boy Wizard. Are you still on your bike or.
Speaker 2: Are you chilling now, Yeah, that'd be some ship.
Speaker 3: He's just making sure here because it's dark where he's
Speaker 3: at now and he's still on the lines.
Speaker 6: I got it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm just standing next to my pickup truck doing
Speaker 14: some dabs in the name of Dale.
Speaker 3: There you go get.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yo, what kind of bike you ride, Doug? It's
Speaker 4: uh the seven.
Speaker 14: Shit fucking brain fark Dinah white Gug Yeah, Harley, Harley.
Speaker 14: Dina is the one that's like more Chopper style with
Speaker 14: the super skinny front tire with the spokes on it. Yeah,
Speaker 14: everybody else wants a Dina to build those fucking Clu
Speaker 14: style whatever the fuck bikes, and I think they're.
Speaker 7: Gay as shit.
Speaker 4: So I got the old school chopper style Dinah, and
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 2: Motherfucking Those Dina glads are fucking badass.
Speaker 3: Though, I do you ride so good? Yeah?
Speaker 4: What's house motors on that?
Speaker 3: Bitch?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 4: This one is the one of the No, no, there's
Speaker 4: the one right before that. So it's ninety six.
Speaker 14: It goes like eighty eight, ninety six, one O three,
Speaker 14: one oh seven, one fourteen, one seventeen.
Speaker 7: It's pretty much what they're rocking with right now.
Speaker 14: But yeah, this this was a couple of years, good
Speaker 14: number of years into the ninety six cubicinch, but it
Speaker 14: was the I think first or second year that they
Speaker 14: slapped a six speed on it.
Speaker 7: And whoever had it before me, he's done some work
Speaker 7: and tuned it and.
Speaker 4: He fucking rips.
Speaker 3: Dude, that's awesome. I mean it's hard.
Speaker 14: It's not like riding a leader bike, fucking crowd rocket.
Speaker 14: But for being a for being a Harley, she goes.
Speaker 14: Good cruisers are my jam. I can't do crowdrocke. It's
Speaker 14: no shade against them. It's just me being me.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be that dumb ass to be doing wheelies
Speaker 4: down to Interstate and like legitimately kill myself.
Speaker 3: So I need some heavy that I can't pick up, dude, yep.
Speaker 2: So yeah, then Zombie said it is in Leesburg, Florida,
Speaker 2: So as we said, Leesburg, Florida, right outside of Orlando.
Speaker 2: So yeah, anybody wants to be able to come, that
Speaker 2: would be awesome to see as many of you as
Speaker 2: we possibly can. As we said, even if you can't,
Speaker 2: you know, go to Bohemian growth, dude, fucking you know,
Speaker 2: there's gonna be a hangout afterwards, So it'd be awesome
Speaker 2: to see all of y'all. Alexandra posted a meme said, Okay,
Speaker 2: if I'm so immature, then how about you breastfeed me?
Speaker 3: Oh, alex Oh, alex I'll bet you yep.
Speaker 2: Oh, and then Alexandra said, yeah, I got adhd admiration
Speaker 2: for them huge doinkers.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's fucking hilarious.
Speaker 2: Savage Mario said, y'all be safe, have a good night,
Speaker 2: got the text to mobilize, all right. Zombie said, looks
Speaker 2: like airbnb is the way to go for those going
Speaker 2: to bro Grove. Yeah, yeah, it definitely is. We had
Speaker 2: a great time at that airbnb, Like it was awesome dudes,
Speaker 2: right on a lake or a river whatever it was,
Speaker 2: and super super cool location. I mean it won't be
Speaker 2: the same location obviously, we're entirely different part of the state.
Speaker 2: But airbnbs are the way to.
Speaker 3: Go, absolutely agreed.
Speaker 4: And you can get wild.
Speaker 2: You ain't gotta be all quiet like in a motel six,
Speaker 2: like I mean, what was it?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Who are the old like the old rappers that would
Speaker 2: talk about like hotel parties and shit. We're not trying
Speaker 2: to burn it down like that.
Speaker 3: No, God, no, man, We're just trying to chill.
Speaker 4: It's all about the hang and I'll say that especially
Speaker 4: last year, like Steph will be able to tell you, like, yeah,
Speaker 4: bro Grove was fun. It was a good time, dude.
Speaker 4: I had way more fun back at the Airbnb after
Speaker 4: the fact with all of us, like the hang that
Speaker 4: was the best part for us. Man, just talking with
Speaker 4: everybody hanging out was that was great. And I can't
Speaker 4: wait for this again and an even bigger hang at that.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's kind of gets fucking insane. Zombie said, y'all
Speaker 2: heard the story about blue rain happening in Texas?
Speaker 20: No I have not.
Speaker 2: Let's see the link.
Speaker 3: Here, click the click of the link, dude, all.
Speaker 2: Right, so uh oh it's by Shane Vibes underscore truth.
Speaker 2: I fucking love that guy here. You know what, Oh,
Speaker 2: it's kind of it's hard for me to share sound
Speaker 2: without sucking up the audio, but we'll just take your
Speaker 2: word for it, dirty Sanchez, what it do?
Speaker 19: I don't know if anybody caught it, but sorry for
Speaker 19: my husband's mootage behind me and Minutico.
Speaker 3: Oh damn, oh shit. Did we have Dix out for
Speaker 3: Harambe just now and we missed it?
Speaker 5: I guess we're bringing thankfully, but I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I guess we're bringing Brohemian Grove sooner is what's going on.
Speaker 3: It'd be like that Tuesday Night Lives, y'all we get wild.
Speaker 3: Fuck I'm with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Uh spirit animals said the AI and R two,
Speaker 2: uh r d R two. The NPC's have actual lives.
Speaker 2: I got high and watched the ranch hands actually slaughter
Speaker 2: a pig. There was a kid who killed his parents
Speaker 2: over Halo three. Oh I remember hearing about that. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: like because they they grounded him from Halo. Dude, if
Speaker 2: you can go back and watch like those tantrums whenever,
Speaker 2: like kids who are super addicted to video games and
Speaker 2: then they get grounded, it is like fucking Exorcist level shit,
Speaker 2: the way they freak out about it. My dude, My
Speaker 2: brother kind of used to be that same way, so
Speaker 2: I've seen it.
Speaker 4: There was that one kid that, like his brother, would
Speaker 4: constantly fuck with him, his younger brother and like the
Speaker 4: the older brother I guess had like some sort of
Speaker 4: version of autism or some of. His name was Steven,
Speaker 4: and uh, he's the kid that like came in and
Speaker 4: freaked out and like shove her remote control up. His
Speaker 4: actually was so angry. He's the same kid that like
Speaker 4: his uh he like smashed his dad's guitar. He was
Speaker 4: like he was famous for his freak outs, and like,
Speaker 4: at first it's funny because like, man, this kid's losing
Speaker 4: his mind.
Speaker 3: Then you find out the kids got like actual mental issues.
Speaker 4: And like his parents have had to put him into
Speaker 4: all kinds of therapy just for him to even be
Speaker 4: at this point. His brother's just being a little bit
Speaker 4: of a bitch and recording it and just recording the reactions,
Speaker 4: and it's like, yeah, that kind of sucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's toxic as fuck. So Spirit Animal, talking
Speaker 2: about possible reasons for joining the military, said I joined.
Speaker 2: I love my country, but Medal of Honor Rising Sun
Speaker 2: was the reason I chose the Marines. I wanted to
Speaker 2: be a Marine since I was four years old.
Speaker 3: Medal of Honor Rising Sun, yep. I know the game.
Speaker 12: I talked about it on the show several times, the
Speaker 12: specifically because it showed Paul Harbor and the moment, and
Speaker 12: I talked about that ever since I went to school,
Speaker 12: and that got me.
Speaker 5: That game actually spawned my love for World War Two.
Speaker 6: His street and that delved into everything now and got
Speaker 6: me in twisted in conspiracies.
Speaker 4: I'll say propaganda definitely works in many ways, you know,
Speaker 4: And I'm not gonna say the video games cannot be
Speaker 4: used as a form of propaganda, especially in the realm
Speaker 4: of trying to recruit people to join.
Speaker 6: I get it if you if you go back Medal
Speaker 6: of Honor and Call of Duty, well, while it loads up,
Speaker 6: it's it.
Speaker 5: It's motivational as fun.
Speaker 6: I've been playing the finest hoire of Call of Duty
Speaker 6: and uh, it actually gives you an actual speech. Well,
Speaker 6: in the first game, you're playing as a uh communist, Uh,
Speaker 6: it says uh gross, not one yet it's rusky. Uh
Speaker 6: not one step back. Uh listen, hear your mother's prayer,
Speaker 6: kill the German invaders. Hear your the choir of your
Speaker 6: lection earth to kill the mother, to kill the German invaders.
Speaker 6: Not count, males, do not count. Day's only count Uh
Speaker 6: the the uh the bodies of the German invaders. Just
Speaker 6: hear your mother's prayer, and that that shit is motivational.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie, Okay, I'll be right back. My
Speaker 2: dog just threw up on my bed, so that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Oh shit.
Speaker 4: All right, well you go ahead of that.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I'm just gonna pick up with the
Speaker 4: chat again and again. I'm not saying the video games
Speaker 4: and movies. Hell, I mean Saving Private Ryan. Watching that
Speaker 4: at three years old is what made me want to join.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 4: Propaganda hits in different ways, but I think it's kind
Speaker 4: of I don't believe that most people joined the military
Speaker 4: in the post nine to eleven, you know, g Watt
Speaker 4: situation because of video games. Some sure, I just don't
Speaker 4: feel like it's the majority. I could be so wrong there.
Speaker 4: I'm sure there's just some study or statistic out there
Speaker 4: to say otherwise. Let's see here. Only video game I'm
Speaker 4: even excited for is Death Stranding Too, coming out next month.
Speaker 4: So excited. That's from Alex. All right, so yeah, that
Speaker 4: was your quote right there, sam Uh Jamie says, I've
Speaker 4: watched a lot. I've watched a lot of porn and
Speaker 4: never thought I had a chance it with Tins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I feel that.
Speaker 4: I know, just because you watch things on TV doesn't
Speaker 4: mean that you decide you want to go do it. Although,
Speaker 4: if we're gonna be honest, the reason why I do
Speaker 4: night fighting and shit is also because of movies and
Speaker 4: my love of history and all that. Yes, don't get
Speaker 4: me wrong, but like watching a Knight's Tale and a
Speaker 4: kid in King King Arthur's Court made me want to
Speaker 4: do the shit that I'm doing. So like, fine, being
Speaker 4: inspired by what we see on the screen to do things.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, but there's limits to that. I feel like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, you know, I didn't get into jousting
Speaker 4: and shit, mostly because I don't have the money or
Speaker 4: the horses for that shit.
Speaker 16: But yeah, jaimigad, Oh wait, so you really fucking with
Speaker 16: this like full vomit?
Speaker 4: Yeah, how often do you do this?
Speaker 3: Way?
Speaker 4: Do you do that?
Speaker 11: I want? Like, I'm curious because I'm like, I want
Speaker 11: to hit someone with someone.
Speaker 4: Oh dude, this is the only time and place where
Speaker 4: like as a man, And I'm not going to go
Speaker 4: on a whole big tangent here, but when is the
Speaker 4: last time as a man that you can say you
Speaker 4: got into a physical altercation when you let left one
Speaker 4: hundred and twenty percent of it on inside this person's
Speaker 4: Most men cannot answer that question. It's not because they
Speaker 4: can't think back. Most men don't fight anymore. Most men
Speaker 4: actually don't get in those types of physical altercations anymore.
Speaker 4: I can tell you for me personally, it was last September, so.
Speaker 11: Like sorry, my brain. It's a competition league, it is.
Speaker 4: So there's different ways of fighting, right, So there's one
Speaker 4: on ones as far as like, for instance, long swords right,
Speaker 4: and there's long sword tournaments.
Speaker 3: There's sword and shield tournaments.
Speaker 4: There's two handed acts tournaments, there's actions and shield tournaments.
Speaker 4: You and the guy are fighting against can decide weapon
Speaker 4: of choice like before you get into it.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 4: Then there's the cage fight, which is considered pro fights.
Speaker 4: That's like the MMA style fighting to it. Usually duels
Speaker 4: are more point driven, so like sword and shield is
Speaker 4: more like taps with the sword and like it. There's
Speaker 4: a level of artistry that goes into it and a
Speaker 4: level of true martial arts with weapon work that goes
Speaker 4: into that.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: Pro fights are more MMA that's just brute strength and
Speaker 4: fucking get after it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Then, my other personal favorite would be the Team Meles.
Speaker 4: That's five on five, ten on ten, fifteen on fifteen,
Speaker 4: twenty one on twenty one. The largest on record is
Speaker 4: one hundred and fifty one hundred and fifty That was
Speaker 4: at the World's Tournament.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, that that's it's insane, bro.
Speaker 4: And so five on five is probably my favorite because
Speaker 4: it is an all out street brawl dog fight and uh, basically,
Speaker 4: if one guy goes down, you just lost twenty percent
Speaker 4: of your manpower. So there's a whole different level of
Speaker 4: tactics and teamwork surrounding that.
Speaker 3: And yeah, it's good.
Speaker 4: Shit. So there's tournaments all over the country. There's tournaments
Speaker 4: all over the world. There's an international tournament that happens
Speaker 4: once a year, although more and more of these are
Speaker 4: popping up.
Speaker 3: Right now.
Speaker 4: The only in America, the only MMA league that is
Speaker 4: like up and blowing and going right now is in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 4: That's a MMA Armored MMA. My boy Mickey Gallas is
Speaker 4: the one leading that. It's excellent tournaments though, Like, for instance,
Speaker 4: the last tournament that I went to was Carolina Carnage,
Speaker 4: and that was at Clemson University in South Carolina. They
Speaker 4: host that once a year on Clemson University's campus and
Speaker 4: their accent are like where they do rodeos and shit,
Speaker 4: we just used the cow. Uh spring.
Speaker 3: Time. It already happened this year, so it's time I could.
Speaker 11: I could probably do that by next year.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you got the money, a suit of
Speaker 4: armor will run you about thirty five hundred to four grand,
Speaker 4: like easy, right off the top.
Speaker 11: Whatever.
Speaker 4: Hey, I'm with you.
Speaker 3: I'm with you, dude.
Speaker 4: That's somebody with a battle axe. Oh yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: like full force, like the rules fucking drop them.
Speaker 16: Oh no, I got pillow fists. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 16: It's not gonna do much damage, but I'll pretend fists.
Speaker 3: Hold on, no, I hold that thought, talk about fist.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold on, yeah, hold on, hold on dead airtime.
Speaker 11: So for anybody who doesn't no pillow fists means I
Speaker 11: have no power behind my hands.
Speaker 4: These these are versions of boxing gloves.
Speaker 11: I can get down with that. That's an old school mint.
Speaker 4: So they're called gauntlets, right, Not to just be a
Speaker 4: weird nerd about it all, but basically these are my
Speaker 4: boxing gloves. And then the whole kit weighs about eighty
Speaker 4: five pounds. These are about five pounds apiece. So using
Speaker 4: this with the axe with the sword, like you're hitting
Speaker 4: with the sword, but you can also come across with
Speaker 4: that punch and elbows and whatever the fuck else you
Speaker 4: want to do. There's only like five.
Speaker 16: Rules, so like get at but what is it like,
Speaker 16: non attack, grind, don't attack eyes, back of the.
Speaker 3: Knee, back of the neck.
Speaker 4: You can't hit straight down like twelve to six with
Speaker 4: a weapon, like directly on the spine. You at least
Speaker 4: got a cant that bitch to that warner the eleven
Speaker 4: because straight down the spine.
Speaker 3: Is the motherfucker.
Speaker 4: The back of the knees can't hit because that's really
Speaker 4: hard to armor. No groin and nothing to the feet. Now,
Speaker 4: I do have the sabatange which are like the metal shoes,
Speaker 4: but even still, you just don't be a dick, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like nobody actually wants to kill
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 3: Began No, no, now, I mean accidents happened.
Speaker 4: If you're in a in a clinch of somebody and
Speaker 4: you step on their foot, you're not gonna get penalized
Speaker 4: for it. But like person going after their feet back
Speaker 4: in the back of the knee, the groin, yeah you're
Speaker 4: gonna get penalized for that.
Speaker 3: But other than that, dude, fucking no holds bar.
Speaker 11: That's wild. Ye, So anyway, you can continue on this.
Speaker 11: I was just curious about it. I heard you talk
Speaker 11: about it before, so I had to put the nose in.
Speaker 4: I appreciate the interest, man, I really do, And I
Speaker 4: mean that's people's biggest barrier to entry is the price
Speaker 4: for the armor. Like, honestly, it's doing MMA with weapons,
Speaker 4: that's fun, that's good ship it. Typically most people don't
Speaker 4: have three or four grand to spend on armor just
Speaker 4: for the fuck of it, just to to do a hobby,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And so I understand why a lot of people don't
Speaker 3: really get into it.
Speaker 4: But uh but yeah, no, So to that point though,
Speaker 4: as far as like being inspired by movies or video
Speaker 4: games to like join the military or to do random
Speaker 4: shit as we get older, like I get it, Propaganda
Speaker 4: hits us in different ways, and some people are inspirable
Speaker 4: what they see on screen.
Speaker 3: I just I don't know. And to your point, yeah,
Speaker 3: I've watched a lot of porn.
Speaker 4: It's not like you believe you're gonna be able to
Speaker 4: walk up and drop a dime, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Like I feel that, but maybe maybe that porn inspired
Speaker 4: you to one day shoot your shot for that dime
Speaker 4: piece sitting at the bar, and maybe it worked out
Speaker 4: for you, maybe it didn't I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know it.
Speaker 4: I understand the propaganda is a real thing, though everybody
Speaker 4: succumbs to it in their own way, so I get it.
Speaker 4: Honey Badger says, add me on PS five, Honey Badger
Speaker 4: four zero four to two to all the good cult
Speaker 4: members listening to this, Add Honey Badger on PS five.
Speaker 2: Fuck yeah, Alexander said, I don't eat ass. I get
Speaker 2: my ass eating good for you, alex good for you,
Speaker 2: to good for you. Spirit Animal said, I watched a
Speaker 2: live birth in home. Ech I still eat pussy my god.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: By the time I graduated high school, I watched The
Speaker 4: Miracle of Birth like five different times with five different women.
Speaker 3: No fucking clue why they kept doing that. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I feel that.
Speaker 2: Honey Badger said, eat ass like it's my last meal.
Speaker 4: Big facts, big facts.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 4: It's like people saying pineapple doesn't belong on pizza. Look,
Speaker 4: it's not for everybody, but those of taste and class
Speaker 4: can get down with a good Hawaiian.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Zombie said, the Sikhs are bad or
Speaker 2: six or seeks. I know some people pronounce it differently.
Speaker 2: I've heard it pronounced six sick as well.
Speaker 3: And per there.
Speaker 4: The way that they pronounced it is Sikh well, like Iran,
Speaker 4: even though they say Aaran, I mispronouncing it.
Speaker 11: I know that.
Speaker 2: But there was a season of Big Brother where they
Speaker 2: had a sek and he kept on like he was
Speaker 2: a Sikh or whatever, and he said, no, it's actually
Speaker 2: pronounced sick. So that's why I don't fucking know.
Speaker 3: For sake, I think it's they said to call them
Speaker 3: seek think.
Speaker 2: I think there's different sectors.
Speaker 3: Of it though maybe maybe Okay, I am.
Speaker 4: Let's see, there are some bad motherfuckers though I don't
Speaker 4: want to smoke with them.
Speaker 3: I want them to all be my friends.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: Renee said, what's y'all's opinion on this blue rain?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Zombie just posted the the clip in the chat.
Speaker 4: This is my first time hearing about it.
Speaker 2: Do you actually do you want to click on that
Speaker 2: clip and then.
Speaker 3: You can screen?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: In fact, hold on, is there a way for me
Speaker 3: to restart this?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 3: This Instagram video?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: Hold on, I'm gonna refresh the page and pause it
Speaker 3: real quick, all right? Hold up? Hold up? We are
Speaker 3: going to be sharing it. Great new Alright, let's see
Speaker 3: on mute.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 11: Everyone's been talking about this storm that's going on in Texas.
Speaker 11: But this is trending on TikTok and Twitter. Now blue rain.
Speaker 11: Check this out?
Speaker 17: Are we going to talk about what's going on in Texas?
Speaker 17: Blue rain has been falling from the skies. Some have
Speaker 17: said it's from cloud seating. Others have actually tasted the
Speaker 17: water and gotten very ill that they've had to be hospitalized.
Speaker 17: Dozens of videos have been appearing all over and gone
Speaker 17: viral showing the blue rain after it has fallen. Take
Speaker 17: a look at this, Look at this.
Speaker 11: I'm likely to take you to drink that water.
Speaker 17: That is pretty crazy. Some are speculating that it is
Speaker 17: from cloud seating. Images have been reported everywhere of planes
Speaker 17: streaking the skies in the Texas area, creating what some
Speaker 17: are saying is blue blue rain.
Speaker 11: This does look very eerie to me and very suspicious.
Speaker 11: Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
Speaker 17: Do you think it's from cloud seating or it's just
Speaker 17: some type of phenomenon that no one's going to explain
Speaker 17: to them.
Speaker 4: Okay, so I don't like the music in the background
Speaker 4: of that. I felt like that was unnecessary and took
Speaker 4: away from what he was saying. But beside the point,
Speaker 4: I would believe cloud seating personally. I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: there's no other explanations. I don't know, don't know, but
Speaker 4: the same way that like the raining fish, is this
Speaker 4: crazy quote unquote natural phenomenon. I don't think that's from
Speaker 4: cloud seating. I think there's some other shit going on
Speaker 4: with that blue rain.
Speaker 2: There's a bunch of articles.
Speaker 4: On it, like silver oxide, which does kind of the
Speaker 4: same reason why uh old boy skin termed blue who
Speaker 4: was spraying himself with that coloidal silver.
Speaker 3: Good cult members, if you're using coloidal.
Speaker 4: Silver or monotomic gold, fucking stop now, right, just please stop.
Speaker 3: It's bad for you.
Speaker 4: But he turned himself blue. We know that silver oxide
Speaker 4: is spray in the air to attract rain, to make
Speaker 4: rain happen.
Speaker 3: That's how cloud seating works in Qatar and things.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it would make sense that they kind of
Speaker 4: overdid it with the silver oxide and they got blue
Speaker 4: rain from it.
Speaker 3: Possibly.
Speaker 2: Oh, trying to pull up an article here.
Speaker 6: And here we go.
Speaker 2: Okay, so this is from from Pravda. I think it's
Speaker 2: a European website. Or something. But it says more reports
Speaker 2: of mysterious my bad so it says more reports of
Speaker 2: mysterious blue rain in Texas. What's going on? Reports of
Speaker 2: blue rain are surfacing again, this time inside of Texas
Speaker 2: National Park. Is this just strange weather or something more?
Speaker 2: Texas currently operates seven major cloud seating programs across millions
Speaker 2: of acres, all license under the Texas Water Weather Modification
Speaker 2: Act of nineteen sixty seven. These programs actively enhance rainfall
Speaker 2: using planes and chemicals. Yes, it's official and regulated by
Speaker 2: the state. Here are just a few examples. There's the
Speaker 2: Panhandle Rainfall Program which covers four million acres, the South
Speaker 2: Texas program that spend that spans over ten counties, the
Speaker 2: trans Pecos program which targets four point five million acres.
Speaker 2: Uh so, rolling planes, Sandyland, West Texas and Southwest programs
Speaker 2: all modify clouds across the state. Whether modification isn't a conspiracy,
Speaker 2: it's documented policy in Texas. And now strange colored rain
Speaker 2: is falling. This is real, This is happening now. God, Okay, sketchy.
Speaker 3: And possibly kim trail type things.
Speaker 2: Dude, dude, And that's the thing. I know that there's
Speaker 2: been some states that have been like allegedly outlawing chemtrails
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, and hopefully that continues. I just
Speaker 2: why the fuck is this even allowed? Like I'm sorry, Like,
Speaker 2: can we just stop fucking with the sky, Like, let's
Speaker 2: just let's just not fuck with that. You know, everybody's
Speaker 2: so so concerned about global warming and climate change, Well,
Speaker 2: maybe stop spraying the fucking sky then? Is that crazy
Speaker 2: to say that? Maybe, you know, if you're so worried
Speaker 2: about whatever is going on with the Earth, maybe we
Speaker 2: should stop like fucking with it on mass by spraying
Speaker 2: chemicals in the sky.
Speaker 4: You would think that sounds like common sense to us, right,
Speaker 4: But here we are with these people that keep doing it.
Speaker 2: Well, Jacob, they're just they're just contrails. They're not kem trail's.
Speaker 2: There's still those fucking people around you believe this shit?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 4: Uh RFK Junior just gave a statement about this. As
Speaker 4: a matter of fact. Now he is saying that it
Speaker 4: is not his department, the Department of Health, that is spraying,
Speaker 4: but there are three letter agencies and agencies within the
Speaker 4: government that is doing the kim trail spraying. And he
Speaker 4: said that he is going to do what he can
Speaker 4: to put a stop to it. So he literally openly
Speaker 4: acknowledged that it is happening.
Speaker 3: It is real.
Speaker 4: It is not a conspiracy or at least a uh
Speaker 4: it's not fake. I will say it is a conspiracy
Speaker 4: like by definition, yes, but it's not like it's a
Speaker 4: crazy hair brain theory.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: No, this is real life that's happening, and he is
Speaker 3: going out of his way to try to stop it.
Speaker 2: Now, Oh my god, RFK Junior goes full tenfoil pledges
Speaker 2: to stop ken trails.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Like, well, if you watch the interview, it's not him
Speaker 4: going on a huge rant. Somebody from the crowd asked
Speaker 4: him a question and he responded that that's what this was.
Speaker 4: He wasn't even there to give a talk about this,
Speaker 4: but yes, of course, because he mentioned it and agreed
Speaker 4: that it's real. Oh tenfoil ORFK. You know he was
Speaker 4: about to vaccines. I'm sorry. His dad and his uncle
Speaker 4: were both assassinated by three letter agencies in the mafia.
Speaker 4: Your boy has every right to keep that tinfoil hat
Speaker 4: strapped to his fucking dome piece, Okay.
Speaker 2: As you would. Uh So this is from the lad Bible.
Speaker 2: It says trumpet minstration claims US is behind sinister chemtrails
Speaker 2: program once thought to be a conspiracy theory. US Health
Speaker 2: Secretary RFK Junior has claimed that a certain conspiracy theory
Speaker 2: may be true. After all, the Trump administration has claimed
Speaker 2: that their country is behind a secretive program that was
Speaker 2: once considered to be nothing more than a conspiracy. It
Speaker 2: may sound dramatic, but this idea, widely dismissed as a
Speaker 2: conspiracy theory, was recently mentioned by none other than the
Speaker 2: US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, known as the
Speaker 2: chemtrail conspiracy. The Trump administration has publicly spoken out about
Speaker 2: the idea a number of times. It essentially suggests that
Speaker 2: the government is choosing to spray dangerous chemicals from commercial
Speaker 2: airplanes on purpose to make people ill. While this has
Speaker 2: been heavily disproven by scientists and experts alike, as they
Speaker 2: explain that the condensation trails also known as con trails
Speaker 2: in the sky are as a result of water vapor
Speaker 2: left let off from plane engines that freeze into ice crystals.
Speaker 2: This is a result of the cold air at high altitudes.
Speaker 2: But RFK Junior is not convinced by the way anybody
Speaker 2: with any working brain can literally go on to YouTube
Speaker 2: or wherever you can find your videos. There are planes,
Speaker 2: and you can see them in the sky to where
Speaker 2: the planes will be spraying, and so all right, you
Speaker 2: could make the argument, all right, well that's just a contrail.
Speaker 2: That's a natural thing, you know, ice crystals coming from
Speaker 2: the fucking engines or whatever. Right, why is it then
Speaker 2: that the planes will spray and then they don't, and
Speaker 2: then they start spraying, and then they don't spray. I mean,
Speaker 2: if it's a contrail, it should be continuous, am I right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the whole condensation trail conversation. Listen, Okay, I get
Speaker 4: it it. When you burn fuel, a few things are produced,
Speaker 4: water vapor.
Speaker 3: Being one of them.
Speaker 4: Okay, fine, except not every jet produces those trails, and
Speaker 4: they're all burning the same jet fuel, give or take.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's you know, high grade, low grade, the
Speaker 3: same thing.
Speaker 4: I'm sure that the F eighteen is not using the
Speaker 4: same thing that the Boeing seven thirty seven is flying.
Speaker 4: I get it, okay, But also no, there's no amount
Speaker 4: of water vapor that is going to form into these
Speaker 4: lines like this. Not to mention how many pilots have
Speaker 4: come forward and said that they were spraying materials. Yes,
Speaker 4: not just cropdusters, not these little local guys either, no
Speaker 4: super high understood facts. And then the fact that Qatar
Speaker 4: currently once a week mates it rain there from spraying
Speaker 4: cloud seating that is literally kim trails. There's no way
Speaker 4: to separate the two.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, cloud seating is definitely a thing, But
Speaker 2: I mean I think it's one thing to make it rain,
Speaker 2: and it's an entirely other thing to block out the
Speaker 2: fucking sun and allow those little droplets of aluminum and
Speaker 2: barium and all that other bullshit to fall to fall
Speaker 2: to the ground and poison everything that we see.
Speaker 3: Agreed.
Speaker 4: All I'm saying is that the fact that clouds seating
Speaker 4: is a real thing means that kim trails are real.
Speaker 4: So if we know that the technology is out there
Speaker 4: for this purpose, are we really going to believe that
Speaker 4: they're not using it for nefarious purposes after we just
Speaker 4: acknowledge that the technology is real And it's all I'm
Speaker 4: with you.
Speaker 2: And it's all contractor jobs like these are not like
Speaker 2: actual like it's not like air force or anything like that.
Speaker 2: Like it's contractor jobs. And that's how they're able to
Speaker 2: keep it kind of off the books and compartmentalized. But
Speaker 2: it absolutely is a fact that there have been so
Speaker 2: many whistleblowers who aren't doing it anymore. Maybe they start
Speaker 2: to have a guilty conscious about it or whatever it
Speaker 2: is because they are high paying, fucking jobs. But dude,
Speaker 2: there's videos of there you can literally see. There's this
Speaker 2: one video that I saw, and it was this whistleblower
Speaker 2: contractor that was working on behalf of the government to
Speaker 2: spray chemtrails in the sky. And he showed a video
Speaker 2: of his plane and it shows like all the little
Speaker 2: knobs and nozzles and everything that are on there and
Speaker 2: everything he shows. He goes, see this, if I this up,
Speaker 2: this is the this is the chemtrail spraying kind of
Speaker 2: button or whatever it is. So it's absolutely And then
Speaker 2: he showed the fucking tanks on side of the plane.
Speaker 2: He goes, these are the chemicals that were spraying sondred
Speaker 2: percent a real thing. Steph, what are your thoughts on
Speaker 2: this whole chemtrail nonsense?
Speaker 21: Well, I fucking hate him, I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 21: I actually just wanted to give a shout out to
Speaker 21: anybody in Arizona pay attention to Arizona House Bill to
Speaker 21: zero five six. It's addressing geoengineering prohibition. It's well, obviously
Speaker 21: we're through this legislative session. It got shut down, but
Speaker 21: on January twenty eighth, the House Regulatory Oversight Committee voted
Speaker 21: to pass and amend the bill with a voting result
Speaker 21: of three two zero zero.
Speaker 4: The bill was first read.
Speaker 21: On January fourteenth and assigned to the House Regulatory Oversite
Speaker 21: Committee of House Natural Resources, Water and Energy Water Committee.
Speaker 21: And how look at all these damn fucking committees and
Speaker 21: all these household committees on the same day. So the
Speaker 21: bill status of January twenty eighth, twenty twenty five indicates
Speaker 21: that has made progress but is depending on House Natural Resources.
Speaker 21: So pay attention to like each state. If you just
Speaker 21: send an email to your representative, like once a week,
Speaker 21: just copy paste just once a week, or go go
Speaker 21: meet with like this shit can change and it impacts
Speaker 21: me so much, Like you know, being out here in Arizona.
Speaker 21: Every day it's like blue skies, but you'll wake up
Speaker 21: and you'll see the streaks in the skies some of
Speaker 21: these days, and a lot of it is just in
Speaker 21: the morning. It's like they're blocking the sunrises and the sunsets,
Speaker 21: and it just really obviously it really pisses me off
Speaker 21: because it's like, you know, don't fuck with you know,
Speaker 21: God's creation. That's the way I see it.
Speaker 2: I actually take it to a spiritual kind of notation here.
Speaker 2: So like if you're blocking out the sun, the sun
Speaker 2: is literally what gives everything life. I mean, how is
Speaker 2: that not like you're literally trying to block out the sun.
Speaker 2: And think about it, For thousands of years there were
Speaker 2: sun worshippers. I think there's probably still some sun worshippers now,
Speaker 2: but like they they know that there is there's there's
Speaker 2: a connection and not just like the physical reality, but dude,
Speaker 2: we need the sun like it is absolutely essential, and
Speaker 2: so you're fucking blocking it out. What a psychopath?
Speaker 4: What about global warming? Think about the children? Jonathan?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, anybody that is convinced that global warming
Speaker 2: is a real thing and you're worried about all the
Speaker 2: carbon emissions and everything, kill yourself, like, solve the problem.
Speaker 2: Solve the problem by eliminating a part of the problem,
Speaker 2: because allegedly we're the ones as humans that are causing
Speaker 2: this problem. So you know what, fucking figure out a solution.
Speaker 2: Kill yourself in whatever way you want to. I don't
Speaker 2: care if you hang yourself from a doorknob as you're
Speaker 2: jerking off, Just fucking end it, because that's really what
Speaker 2: it is. I mean, dude, they're talking about they want
Speaker 2: to reduce the world's population, and you know there's the
Speaker 2: whole Georgia Guidestones kind of shit keeping it down to
Speaker 2: five hundred million or whatever. They want to reduce the
Speaker 2: population to prevent the carbon build up in the atmosphere.
Speaker 4: So that's my thing.
Speaker 2: The people that are suggesting that kill your fucking self,
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: With that, I'm never gonna like tell somebody to commit suicide.
Speaker 2: He I'll tell them all day to kill themselves.
Speaker 4: It's yeah, but a lot of them are just giving
Speaker 4: into the propaganda because they don't do any of their
Speaker 4: own research, right, they are regurgitating the same information that
Speaker 4: we were told.
Speaker 3: I mean, how I remember learning about global warming when.
Speaker 4: I was in middle school and watching al Gore's presentation
Speaker 4: that won him the Nobel Peace Prize. Complete hoax, complete grifter,
Speaker 4: because that's what al Gore is and always has been
Speaker 4: and always will be. But yeah, like these people just
Speaker 4: see that and they're like, oh my god, the ice
Speaker 4: caps are melting. Oh my god, this is going on,
Speaker 4: the sea levels a rising. It's obviously human's faults. We
Speaker 4: have to do something.
Speaker 3: We we we us us us. And it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: never mind the.
Speaker 4: Fact that every five thousand years or so, the Earth
Speaker 4: goes to a heating and cooling cycle. We just happen
Speaker 4: to be going into a heating cycle. And it's fine,
Speaker 4: It's gonna be fine. But yeah, well that's the thing.
Speaker 2: They're the gatekeepers of all that, all of that ancient information,
Speaker 2: and they know damn well that the Earth goes through cycles.
Speaker 2: But the average Joe doesn't know that. The average Joe
Speaker 2: is not taught that the Earth cools and it gets warmer,
Speaker 2: and it cools and it gets warmer. It's the natural
Speaker 2: cycle of the fucking Earth. And so yes, statistically speaking,
Speaker 2: there will be another ice age. Statistically speaking, it's going
Speaker 2: to get hot as a bitch, right, Like, it's just
Speaker 2: the regular cycle of a being here on this planet.
Speaker 2: That's just the way that it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But then we also have reports these days saying that, uh,
Speaker 4: the Earth was actually warmer during the Roman Empire than
Speaker 4: it currently is. Right now, see what I'm saying, and
Speaker 4: that's not even like crazy ancient history, that's relatively recently
Speaker 4: as far as the history of the world goes and everything.
Speaker 4: And these people are freaking out as if we with
Speaker 4: plastic bags and heavy industry have done so much irrept
Speaker 4: like we are the direct reason why the Earth is
Speaker 4: gonna die. And it's like, dude, you have no fucking clue.
Speaker 2: Dude, A thousand or two thousand years is literally a
Speaker 2: fart in the wind in the realm of infinity. So
Speaker 2: and and I'm not saying that the Earth has been
Speaker 2: here since infinity.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I wasn't there, but it's the least. I mean, people
Speaker 2: can agree that the Earth has probably been here for
Speaker 2: a couple hundred million years, right at least. And so,
Speaker 2: I mean, so they say, I don't know how long
Speaker 2: it's been, but it's definitely been longer than five six
Speaker 2: thousand years, as some people suggest. So Steph, what are
Speaker 2: your you want to add something to that?
Speaker 21: Well, I just wanted to piggyback after off of what
Speaker 21: you said. Is like, I do feel like chemtrails is
Speaker 21: very spiritual. I think it absolutely affects us. I've had
Speaker 21: days where it's like I wake up, it's like blue
Speaker 21: skies and all of sudden, you know, clouds come out
Speaker 21: of nowhere with streaks in them, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 21: I feel like start getting sick, and I start getting
Speaker 21: the chills, and so one hundred percent. But I think
Speaker 21: the reason why I wanted to point to like pay attention,
Speaker 21: Like if it's something you care about people, there are
Speaker 21: things you can do, like it's happening here in Arizona.
Speaker 21: I hope they pass it next legislative session. And additionally,
Speaker 21: you're talking about Choe Mo's and I want to give
Speaker 21: a shout out to the great state of Idaho who
Speaker 21: brought back the firing squad for convicted pedophiles.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, and South Carolina fucking right, really, I love it.
Speaker 4: I did not know that fire had a home.
Speaker 3: I just had their first death by firing squad?
Speaker 4: Was it last month? And I want to say it
Speaker 4: was South Carolina? Maybe it was Idaho, I forget, but yeah,
Speaker 4: And and the guy had the option, he chose his death,
Speaker 4: and once he knew the firing squad was an option,
Speaker 4: he said, yeah, let's do that straight up like a
Speaker 4: homeboy had a piece of paper on his chest with
Speaker 4: a black dot, and the firing squad lined up, the
Speaker 4: curtain raised, you see him already aimed fire boom, and
Speaker 4: then when you saw his chest stop moving, the kurt
Speaker 4: went down.
Speaker 2: They showed the video of him dying.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, it was gallery. This is for public viewing,
Speaker 4: as it fucking should be. Oh my god, yeah, I
Speaker 4: believe execution should.
Speaker 3: Be open to the public. Abs fucking lutely.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 2: Oh I dude, it would have to be all all
Speaker 2: cock shots, right, like if you were part of that
Speaker 2: firing squad, aim for the dick.
Speaker 3: No, dude, no, that's why he hit the piece of
Speaker 3: paper on his chest. That was the target. You're trying
Speaker 3: to kill him in one shot.
Speaker 2: Oh I missed. Sorry. I want him to go down.
Speaker 2: I don't want it to be a fucking simple death.
Speaker 2: You're talking about pedophiles here.
Speaker 4: I don't remember if the guy that was firing squaded.
Speaker 4: Was it a pedophile situation or what it was?
Speaker 3: I think it may have been.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but actually know, I'm gonna look this
Speaker 4: up as I'm just talking about speculation. I got Google.
Speaker 3: We're right here, go.
Speaker 2: Ahead, spirit animal. While Jacob's looking that up.
Speaker 6: Okay, see I think firing squad is too good for them. Personally,
Speaker 6: I have two ideas. So as we know, I'm personally
Speaker 6: fond of the gladed toil. We make them fight fifty
Speaker 6: of fights and they get quote unquote get their freedom
Speaker 6: instead of the actual freedom. They get the freedom up
Speaker 6: to not believe we taken behind the tools and put
Speaker 6: two in the back of the dun't but we make
Speaker 6: them fight fifty fights to the death and they subspab
Speaker 6: that they get two bullets to the dome. Or we
Speaker 6: could we could line them up along the southern border
Speaker 6: and impel them alive and make it and we a
Speaker 6: good fence is made by by a dirty people.
Speaker 5: And when I say that, I'm about the Look at
Speaker 5: the Great Wall of China.
Speaker 6: There's act, there's there's the Asians inside the fucking wall.
Speaker 5: It reinforces it. So why don't we just do Vladim
Speaker 5: Paler style.
Speaker 6: So I was right.
Speaker 4: It was South Carolina in twenty twenty five Bragg Sigmund
Speaker 4: and Mikyl Mahdy yes Madi spelled the right way as
Speaker 4: your boy, Abdullah. We're executed by firing squad in South Carolina,
Speaker 4: marking the first and second such executions in the United
Speaker 4: States since twenty ten. Both men chose firing squad over
Speaker 4: lethal injection or the electric chair. Bragg siedmings execution on
Speaker 4: March seventh, twenty twenty five, was the first in the
Speaker 4: US in fifteen years. Michael Mahdi's execution on April the eleventh,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five was the second. Now, I do not
Speaker 4: know what their crimes were. Let me see, huh, let
Speaker 4: me see what those crimes were for these guys.
Speaker 2: Spirit animal. You brought up Hassan Piker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a complete bitch and I can't stand him
Speaker 4: ever since. He's been on the Young Turks like he yeah,
Speaker 4: he's okay.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 5: He is a terrible fucking human being.
Speaker 6: He's actually, it's been proven he's been to a Diddy
Speaker 6: party and he's been through a brothel in Germany that
Speaker 6: that got shut down for underage trafficking of children.
Speaker 5: But he claims, oh, they got shut down for tax evasion.
Speaker 6: And he actually calls for Jews here in America be dead,
Speaker 6: and he supports Hamas and Hesbilla actively and runs propaganda
Speaker 6: form and he says that rights did not happen in
Speaker 6: Israel when that concert got attacked.
Speaker 5: But yet there.
Speaker 6: I saw the videos, which disgusted me, but I was
Speaker 6: I wanted to keep up what was actually happening. You
Speaker 6: you actually see a woman get that was praying it
Speaker 6: get open her her baby gets killed and she tries
Speaker 6: to get to it and then she gets killed.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, I see right here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a piece of shit, by the way, real quick.
Speaker 4: The first guy that died by firing squad. He was
Speaker 4: sentenced to death in two thousand and one for the
Speaker 4: murder of his ex girlfriend's parents in their home, as
Speaker 4: well as the kidnapping and attempted murder of his girlfriend.
Speaker 3: So nothing of the pedophilic nature.
Speaker 4: Just you know, guy went crazy and started killing innocent people,
Speaker 4: so he opted for death by firing squad, just so
Speaker 4: we're clear.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay, yeah, I'm looking up this. Uh this is
Speaker 2: san Piker. Turns out there's uh he's like a super
Speaker 2: liberal cook and yeah he is.
Speaker 4: You've seen him on the Young Turks, We've we've watched
Speaker 4: videos where he speaks. He is a raging liberal, screaming
Speaker 4: retard piece of shit. Like oh but no, it's about it.
Speaker 2: The extreme left love him, it says.
Speaker 4: Sure.
Speaker 2: This is from an article written by the New York Times,
Speaker 2: which I don't pay for that bullshit. But the title says,
Speaker 2: Hassan Piker a progressive mind in a magabody.
Speaker 4: A magabody, oh, because he looks like he works out
Speaker 4: the fuck out of here. Also real quick. The second
Speaker 4: firing squad victim, really real quick. Over a period of
Speaker 4: three days in July twenty twenty four, or I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: twenty two thousand and four, excuse me, Michael Maudy, then
Speaker 4: a resident of Virginia, went on a multi state crime spree,
Speaker 4: committing carjackings, firearm robberies, and three murders, for two of
Speaker 4: which he was tried and found guilty. So neither of
Speaker 4: these Firing Squad debts were associated with anything of a
Speaker 4: pedophilic nature.
Speaker 3: Just we're clear.
Speaker 4: But anyway, back to your boy Hassan Piker, who is
Speaker 4: just a real raging piece of shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So this is an article from the New York Post.
Speaker 2: It says liberals are, oh, hold on, liberals are drooling
Speaker 2: over very handsome terror chasing left this Hassan Piker after
Speaker 2: fawning New York Times profile. That's funny. It says liberals
Speaker 2: are fawning over him, are are fawning over a popular
Speaker 2: left wing streamer who calls Israeli's inbred and one said
Speaker 2: America deserved nine to eleven after The New York Times
Speaker 2: penned and obsequious profile about him. Hassan Piker's thirty three
Speaker 2: most two point eight million followers on live streaming platform Twitch,
Speaker 2: many of them under thirty, in mail the Times rights
Speaker 2: which props him up as the left's answer to podcasting
Speaker 2: megastar Joe Rogan. Wow, I would think he's the answer
Speaker 2: to Andrew Tait, not Joe Rogan. Yeah, all right, but
Speaker 2: the Gray Lady, well, it says. The Gray Lady also
Speaker 2: breathlessly touted Piker's bro bona fides like weightlifting and playing basketball,
Speaker 2: with writer Jack Crosby calling him very handsome. Mister Piker's
Speaker 2: success on camera in some part has been aided by
Speaker 2: the fact that he is, by conventional standards, a very
Speaker 2: handsome man. He is six foot four and built like
Speaker 2: a professional athlete, with a square jaw and a beard
Speaker 2: and a head of thick dark hair. Piker, a self
Speaker 2: described socialist, drives a two hundred thousand dollars Porsche, taken
Speaker 2: to con say.
Speaker 4: That I don't know but again he's a socialist and
Speaker 4: drives that car again, massive piece of shit, just.
Speaker 2: Saying, makes millions of dollars per year streaming and owns
Speaker 2: a multi million dollar home in West Hollywood, all while
Speaker 2: on ironically posting poudy photos of himself wearing t shirts
Speaker 2: emblazoned with make the Rich Pay.
Speaker 4: Most of these liberal talking heads are like that, dude,
Speaker 4: Look at Bernie Sanders. You know he's a socialist even
Speaker 4: though he owns nine homes.
Speaker 2: He got some, He got some cheese yup, that's how
Speaker 2: it goes. The Times profile lauds Piker for his use
Speaker 2: of zen nicotine pouches, his basketball fandom, and his intense
Speaker 2: workout routine. The paper of record also delves into Piker's
Speaker 2: stringent dietary habits. He usually consumes only coffee until around
Speaker 2: two PM, when he has his first meal of precise
Speaker 2: of precisely one point one pounds of roasted chicken breast
Speaker 2: with low carpeedup mezse and sauces who gives a fuck?
Speaker 4: Who the fuck cares, dude.
Speaker 2: The headline originally pointed or anointed Piker a progressive mind
Speaker 2: in a magabody, but was later swapped out for the
Speaker 2: less Trump codd a progressive mind in a in a
Speaker 2: body made for the manosphere. The article acknowledges some of
Speaker 2: Piker's controversial takes are extreme, including his galling twenty nineteen
Speaker 2: statement that America deserved the September eleventh terrorist attacks and
Speaker 2: repeat assertions that Israel is committing genocide in its war
Speaker 2: against Tomas, But it leaves plenty of space for Piker
Speaker 2: to muddy the waters. He goes, I find anti Semitism
Speaker 2: to be completely unacceptable. Well, I don't know if that's him,
Speaker 2: and studiously avoids including many of his other unhinged takes
Speaker 2: espoused during his daily ten hour streams. It doesn't matter
Speaker 2: if rapes happened on October seventh, Piker said in a
Speaker 2: broadcasting last spring, referring to Hamas's terror terror attacked against
Speaker 2: Israel that killed more than twelve hundred people, adding, it
Speaker 2: doesn't change the dead. The dynamic for me doesn't matter
Speaker 2: if rapes happened. This is your this is your fucking champion.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I've watched his streams before to try to get some insight.
Speaker 4: There was a couple of things he talked about that
Speaker 4: I thought were kind of interesting. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 4: let me see what he's got to say on it.
Speaker 4: I have never been impressed by this dude. He's been
Speaker 4: a raging piece of shit for forever. He's been on
Speaker 4: the Young Turks more times than I can count, which
Speaker 4: should tell you all you need to know about him.
Speaker 4: He's he's mentally retarded, you know what I mean, like
Speaker 4: most liberals, and uh he not just liberals like left
Speaker 4: of center, no, no, no, like the screaming liberals that
Speaker 4: think they're seventy four gender types, like the real retards, right,
Speaker 4: And uh, he is that guy. He's like there, young
Speaker 4: champion and all that. He's like, they're answer to Charlie
Speaker 4: Kirk and he'll debate anybody. But if you actually get
Speaker 4: him in a one on one conversation, he will do
Speaker 4: everything rather than answer the question.
Speaker 3: He'll name call, he'll character assassinate, he'll do.
Speaker 4: Everything else rather than like talk about solid facts and figures.
Speaker 2: It's a child childish behavior really, as.
Speaker 3: Again most liberal retards. Right.
Speaker 4: But I will say this also is he's so handsome.
Speaker 4: He's built like bro I swear one good punch. I
Speaker 4: guarantee he's got a a glass jaw. Promise you he
Speaker 4: has a glass jaw, go.
Speaker 2: Ahead, Sam.
Speaker 6: He also got is in a controversy because he bought
Speaker 6: a sword. Yes, it's fun bleachs, but he bought it
Speaker 6: because it was a swasti. He even refers it to
Speaker 6: it as a swastika sword. But he claims he likes Bleach,
Speaker 6: which is an anime. But he doesn't even know who
Speaker 6: the main bad guy is. He doesn't even know half
Speaker 6: of the ship about it. He only bought it or
Speaker 6: because it is a swastika sword, as he calls it,
Speaker 6: but it's really a sword from Japan, and it's the
Speaker 6: hint the u the Shintoism version of it.
Speaker 3: Well, Bleach is a solid anime.
Speaker 4: But I guarantee he bought it strictly to a appeal
Speaker 4: to an audience a certain demographic and b because like
Speaker 4: you said, it's swastika.
Speaker 6: And that and him and uh he has a picture
Speaker 6: of his house with the eyebs holding it and all
Speaker 6: of them holding the Flei Palestine Hamas sash that says
Speaker 6: death to Israel and death to America. Uh. And that
Speaker 6: which their whole charter from the beginning is from the
Speaker 6: river to the sea that they and they say they
Speaker 6: want all the Jews in the world to go to
Speaker 6: Israel so they can kill.
Speaker 4: Them all at one go.
Speaker 5: And I agree that Israel, Israel might not be always, might.
Speaker 2: Not be the good guys.
Speaker 6: But you can't sit there and say that, oh they're
Speaker 6: the good guys. But yet they want to eradicate the Jews.
Speaker 3: But there's no good guys here. But I'm with you.
Speaker 6: It's been a it's a blood few that's been a
Speaker 6: three thousand years old. It's never gonna end. It's blooded.
Speaker 5: And there are two they are they are, each of
Speaker 5: them are a traban of themselves.
Speaker 6: Upon him coming back from Ishmael and Isaac, that that
Speaker 6: is their forefathers brothers. That it's two half brothers of
Speaker 6: the younger brother which was promised by God and Ishmael,
Speaker 6: which was created because Sarah did not trust in God.
Speaker 6: And that alone is the reason why they divorced and
Speaker 6: fucked everything, because Isaac got got the birth right when
Speaker 6: it really by right of birth it should have went
Speaker 6: to Ishmael.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry. I think that Holy wars are the
Speaker 2: dumbest fucking reason to ever go to war. Like I
Speaker 2: think that that is literally the dumbest reason to ever fight,
Speaker 2: Like to I don't know I'm not going to go
Speaker 2: into that, but the.
Speaker 4: Way things are going these days, I'm down for a
Speaker 4: new crusade, Like I'm what's up?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 17: Why not?
Speaker 4: What do you what?
Speaker 2: Like a Christian crusade?
Speaker 3: I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: Are you talking about crusade?
Speaker 4: I mean, look, I'm just saying, they don't necessarily even
Speaker 4: have to be Jerusalem. I'm just saying, if things keep
Speaker 4: going the way they're going, like yo, why not, let's
Speaker 4: just get after it, guns get wild.
Speaker 2: No, I think that is the worst idea you've ever had.
Speaker 4: I'd a better reason to go to war.
Speaker 2: There is no good reason to go to war.
Speaker 3: Oh, I respect my disagree with that, sir.
Speaker 4: War is the only viable option to settle nationwide feuds,
Speaker 4: and that has been proven time and time again throughout
Speaker 4: human history.
Speaker 2: But if the nationwide feud is about what you believe spiritually,
Speaker 2: that's dumb as fuck.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 3: Most of the Middle East would disagree with you.
Speaker 2: And they're retarded as well.
Speaker 4: The only Jewish nation on earth would disagree with you,
Speaker 4: also retarded. I mean, hey, that's just how they get
Speaker 4: down with that culture.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: That's I don't know, I just wholeheartedly disagree in any rhyme, it.
Speaker 4: Would disagree with you. The Greeks would disagree with you.
Speaker 4: They wage religious wars.
Speaker 2: How did work out for them? Probably not very good?
Speaker 3: Right, Rome con most of the world at that time,
Speaker 3: so did Greece.
Speaker 2: Where are you at now?
Speaker 4: Well, one of them became the Roman Catholic Church, if
Speaker 4: we want to go down that road. So, I mean
Speaker 4: they're still here.
Speaker 2: I mean not as much as they were before. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I just that's that's one thing that really
Speaker 2: irks me hardcore. It's one thing.
Speaker 4: I'm talking shit right now. I mean, at this point,
Speaker 4: it's it's so stupid that and that's the argument, right
Speaker 4: and take away the whole good guy versus bad guy
Speaker 4: dynamic for two seconds.
Speaker 3: There's none to be found here. Okay.
Speaker 4: If Hamas was to put down their weapons right now,
Speaker 4: just hypothetically come out with their hands raised, all of them,
Speaker 4: would the slaughtering continue?
Speaker 3: More than likely, not more than likely.
Speaker 6: Not.
Speaker 4: If the IDF were to put down their weapons and say, hey, y'all,
Speaker 4: let's just come to the negotiation, would Hamas quit attacking them? No,
Speaker 4: they would see that as an opportunity and continue attacking.
Speaker 4: Now again, that doesn't mean that one side is inherently
Speaker 4: more or less good or bad than the other. I'm
Speaker 4: just saying that that's kind of the level of extremism
Speaker 4: in jihad that goes into this, and the only way
Speaker 4: you can take out an insurgency is to pull it
Speaker 4: up by the root and torch it, because when you
Speaker 4: kill one bad guy of an insurgency group, you didn't
Speaker 4: There was a quote from Brad Pitt from a show
Speaker 4: that he was in. As a matter of fact, it
Speaker 4: was like, let's say you got twenty Taliban fighters, okay,
Speaker 4: and you kill two of them. How many Taliban fighters
Speaker 4: do you have now? It's from the crowd is like eighteen.
Speaker 4: He's like, wrong, you now have forty because these two,
Speaker 4: the two killed all of their brothers and all of
Speaker 4: their cousins and all of their uncles are now Taliban fighters.
Speaker 4: So that's the way this works. That's terrorist math. So
Speaker 4: with the Hamas situation, right, if you kill an IDF fighter,
Speaker 4: you didn't just gain twenty more IDF fighters. If you
Speaker 4: kill one HAMAS member, you just gained twenty more HAMAS fighters.
Speaker 2: Sure, but I feel like we're leaving out a large
Speaker 2: chunk of how that story really unfolded, which was Hamas
Speaker 2: is netting Yahoo's fucking creation, Like he don't create it
Speaker 2: and don't create a terrorist organization and then get upset
Speaker 2: whenever it.
Speaker 4: Backfires on you Like that is he didn't He didn't
Speaker 4: create it, but he allowed it to exist.
Speaker 3: Iran's the one that created it.
Speaker 4: That's like saying the Ku Klux Klan was created and
Speaker 4: is Obama's baby. Like, No, just because they were created
Speaker 4: by the Democratic Party doesn't mean that Obama had a
Speaker 4: hand in it. He knows they exist and they are
Speaker 4: an understood terrorist organization, but he didn't do anything to
Speaker 4: stop them.
Speaker 3: So I guess that makes him complicit. I see what
Speaker 3: you're saying.
Speaker 2: Whether he created that or or helped funnel money or
Speaker 2: weapons into the organization to carry out his dirty work,
Speaker 2: which he had, what did he do?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 2: He did nothing.
Speaker 4: He knew that they were around and did nothing to
Speaker 4: shut them down, So like complicit in it? I'll give
Speaker 4: you that, dude, No so much Atola did that?
Speaker 2: So net and Yahoo had no hand in constructing Hamas,
Speaker 2: that's what you believe?
Speaker 4: Yeah, wow, that's like okay, So did let's give another
Speaker 4: example that would do.
Speaker 2: How about how we funded how about how we used
Speaker 2: to fund Isis. We just we just allowed them to live.
Speaker 4: Or no, we funded Ice Soul and then they became
Speaker 4: ISIS and that was Obama. So perfect example. Now if
Speaker 4: ISIS was to come over here and like attack us
Speaker 4: in some way, shape or form, yeah, that's direct connection
Speaker 4: to Obama.
Speaker 3: And I'm with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Same way with Operation Fast and Furious, right, we sold
Speaker 4: weapons to the cartels. Those weapons were later used in
Speaker 4: the killings of multiple California cops.
Speaker 3: That is directly Obama's fault. I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I have never seen anything to say the Net and
Speaker 4: Yaho sold weapons to Hamas. He allowed them to exist,
Speaker 4: and they were the political arm in Palestine which he
Speaker 4: knew about, could have shut down and never did. But
Speaker 4: I mean, hey, I'm down to learn new bro.
Speaker 2: Let's take it straight from the camel's mouth here. This
Speaker 2: is from the Times of Israel. For years, Net and
Speaker 2: Yahoo propped up Hamas. Now it's blown up in our faces.
Speaker 2: For years, the various governments led by Benjamin Net and
Speaker 2: Yahoo took an approach that divided between the Gaza Strip
Speaker 2: and the West Bank, bringing Palestinian authority President mah Mood
Speaker 2: Abbas to his knees while making the moves that propped
Speaker 2: up the Hamas terrorist group. The idea was to prevent
Speaker 2: Abbas or anyone else in the Palestinian Authority's West Bank
Speaker 2: government from advancing toward the establishment establishment of a Palestinian state. Thus,
Speaker 2: amid this bid to impair Abbas, Hamas was upgraded from
Speaker 2: a mere terror group to an organization which Israel held
Speaker 2: indirect negotiations via Egypt and one that was allowed to
Speaker 2: receive infusions of cash from abroad. Hamas was also included
Speaker 2: in discussions about increasing the number of work permits Israel
Speaker 2: granted to Gazen laborers, which kept money flowing into Gaza,
Speaker 2: meaning food families and the ability to purchase basic products.
Speaker 2: Israeli officials said these permits, which allow Gozen laborers to
Speaker 2: earn higher salaries than they would in the enclave, were
Speaker 2: a powerful tool to help preserve calm. Toward the end
Speaker 2: of Netanyahu's fifth government and twenty twenty one, approximately two
Speaker 2: to three thousand work permits were issued to Gozens. This
Speaker 2: number climbed to five thousand, and during the Bennett Lapid
Speaker 2: government rose sharply to ten thousand. Since net Yahoo returned
Speaker 2: to power in January twenty twenty three, the number of
Speaker 2: permits has soared to nearly twenty thousand. Additionally, since twenty fourteen,
Speaker 2: Net and Yahoo led governments have particularly turned a blind
Speaker 2: eye to the incendiary balloons and rocket fire from Gaza. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: Israel has allowed suitcases holding millions in Katari cash to
Speaker 2: enter Gaza through its crossing since twenty eighteen in order
Speaker 2: to maintain its fragile ceasefire with the Hamas rulers of
Speaker 2: the Strip.
Speaker 3: So nothing about weapons, foreign funders.
Speaker 4: Yes, he made deals with them, the same way that
Speaker 4: like America made deal with the Taliban when we got
Speaker 4: out of Afghanistan, because you can't make a deal with
Speaker 4: the Afghanistan president because he holds no real power. The
Speaker 4: Taliban does. Hamas hold the power in Palestine. So if
Speaker 4: you want to make deals, you're gonna have to go
Speaker 4: through them. I get it. But he didn't fund them,
Speaker 4: He didn't weaponize them. They got that from foreign actors.
Speaker 4: Now he was in it. He was allowing it to happen,
Speaker 4: and I'll give you that, But he didn't like sell
Speaker 4: them weapons.
Speaker 2: He was funneling money to them via Egypt.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, he said there was a deal that
Speaker 4: was struck via Egypt because that was a neutral nation.
Speaker 4: Foreign funding is in Katari dollars or Iranian dollars.
Speaker 3: Sure, and he allowed that to happen.
Speaker 4: But that doesn't make him the quote unquote guilty party,
Speaker 4: I guess in a third party sense, like he was
Speaker 4: complicit in it, and that I'll give you that.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I feel like we're reading two different things,
Speaker 2: but either way, it doesn't matter. I think that there's
Speaker 2: no good guys here, dude, That's what I'm saying. Shit,
Speaker 2: it's a lot with you. It's a lot muddier than people.
Speaker 2: And so whether you're extremely pro Israeli or extremely pro Palestinian,
Speaker 2: you're both idiots. Fair like that that's really the truth
Speaker 2: behind it. Like there, like you just said, there is
Speaker 2: no good guys and that whole shit.
Speaker 3: There is not. There is not.
Speaker 4: Maybe there will be one day, but currently with the
Speaker 4: administrations and the leaders of these fucks, no no good
Speaker 4: guys can be found.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: And we also talked about, you know, whenever Hamas attacked
Speaker 2: on October seventh or whatever date it was, he.
Speaker 3: Allowed that to happen, and I will I stand on
Speaker 3: that hill for sure, That's.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying. Like, so he allowed that to happen
Speaker 2: in order to give himself and his country and his
Speaker 2: military a reason to retaliate, for sure. So like, how
Speaker 2: about what would happen if he wouldn't have allowed that
Speaker 2: to go on?
Speaker 3: We did the same thing to the cartels.
Speaker 4: Obama allowed the cartels to gain strength and then sold
Speaker 4: them weapons that were later used to kill California police officers.
Speaker 4: So what so that we could like launch a war
Speaker 4: on drugs and launch a war on the cartels and
Speaker 4: all of these things. See, Obama was guilty of those
Speaker 4: police officers' deaths. I would say that Yaho is complicit
Speaker 4: in I guess.
Speaker 2: Both are guilt the same.
Speaker 4: We're gonna get a real technical and like split hairs here,
Speaker 4: both hold guilt in one way, shape or form.
Speaker 3: I could see what you're saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, don't say, oh no, Hamas just bombed us, we
Speaker 4: must retaliate.
Speaker 2: It's like the same bullshit excuse like for those who
Speaker 2: who know, you know kind of what really happened on
Speaker 2: nine to eleven, if you know that it was infiltrated
Speaker 2: by Americans and that gave us a reason to go
Speaker 2: to the Middle East for all the reasons you know
Speaker 2: that you could find, Like, you're not gonna blame the
Speaker 2: fucking Middle East, bro, like you're I mean, yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that everybody in the Middle East is fucking
Speaker 2: awesome people, like they definitely got some ship heads out
Speaker 2: there as well. I mean, there's a lot of terrorist organizations.
Speaker 2: But to say that, like, oh, poor America or poor
Speaker 2: Israel for allowing, you know, for getting attacked by these
Speaker 2: these foreign nations, it's like, fucking wake up, dude. There's
Speaker 2: so much more of the shit than what meets the eye.
Speaker 3: And I'll give you that.
Speaker 4: But then when you cut to Hassan Piker and the
Speaker 4: rhetoric that he's spitting against Israel as a nation and
Speaker 4: against the Jews and against these things like truly hate
Speaker 4: Field just because that's his whole talking head point, you know,
Speaker 4: fuck that guy in particular.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he can get totally fucked.
Speaker 3: Jamie.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts, sir, This got a little d I like it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, No, I figured it out. Now, it's been a
Speaker 11: couple of weeks. I figured it out.
Speaker 16: No, So there's always a power vacuum in these states.
Speaker 16: That's why Wait, was it two thousand and fifteen. Fifteen,
Speaker 16: they started destroying all the old historical shit going across
Speaker 16: the Middle East. There there's a power vacuum going on.
Speaker 16: And what you're gonna do by creating this violence is
Speaker 16: going to create more violence. You killed my brother, I'm
Speaker 16: killing your family. That's that's facts, that's facts. There's no questions.
Speaker 16: You hurt my family, I'm going to hurt your entire ancestry.
Speaker 4: Treat Yeah, like there's.
Speaker 11: No winning in that.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 4: So, the only way to get rid of HAMAS would
Speaker 4: be to eliminate every single person that thinks about possibly
Speaker 4: joining HAMAS. And at that point, you're talking about taking
Speaker 4: out the entirety of the military aged male population.
Speaker 11: But you also just you want to eliminate it. Have
Speaker 11: a good conversation, What do you.
Speaker 3: Beyond the point of having a conversation?
Speaker 16: No, no, no, I think I think a good conversation
Speaker 16: wastes a lot of people up. And look at what
Speaker 16: it did to America.
Speaker 4: When when did a good conversation happen to wake up America?
Speaker 16: Brother Donald Trump is now elected president. I'm not a
Speaker 16: trumper like that, But at the same time, like the
Speaker 16: people's voices were heard, when Trump goes, you know what,
Speaker 16: I'm gonna be late for my rally.
Speaker 11: I was supposed to do it, now I'm going to
Speaker 11: do three.
Speaker 16: We're having a good conversation, a good conversation of actually
Speaker 16: weighing the nuances.
Speaker 11: Of what this means. Well, wait, it holds weight. Just
Speaker 11: people sitting down and being like, I don't want my
Speaker 11: friends and family to die. I don't want anyone to
Speaker 11: be hurt.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The harder thing to do is to try and have
Speaker 2: a conversation of peace negotiations and try and unite by
Speaker 2: any means necessary that you don't go.
Speaker 11: In with the goal of peace negotiations. You go in
Speaker 11: with the goal of what are you bitching about?
Speaker 2: I mean, I would I don't know. I mean, obviously
Speaker 2: I'm not as into this all this war kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: and so I can't sit here and try and say
Speaker 2: what I think that they should do. I really have
Speaker 2: no idea. I know, war is a very muddy Like.
Speaker 11: If you and me had grievances, I would just be like,
Speaker 11: what's your opinion on this?
Speaker 2: And how many times the dudes fight? Like you'll see it,
Speaker 2: you know, like it could be homies could be at
Speaker 2: a party, could be at a ball wherever. How many
Speaker 2: times the dudes fight and as soon as the fight
Speaker 2: is over, like they're having a beer together afterward.
Speaker 3: Right, But these are.
Speaker 4: Guys that typically have some things that you know are
Speaker 4: in common, and maybe there was a small disagreement that
Speaker 4: led to the kerfuffle. When we're talking about people with
Speaker 4: religious woods. Do I know men like to do violence, sure,
Speaker 4: but we're talking about people that have religious blood feuds
Speaker 4: against each other. They hate each other because the other
Speaker 4: side is breathing right now.
Speaker 11: They don't understand the other side.
Speaker 4: Oh, they don't think they may. I think the Muslims
Speaker 4: understand the Jews pretty well, understand the Muslims pretty well
Speaker 4: and throats yeah, And I pray to the same God
Speaker 4: that the the apparently that the Mormons do.
Speaker 3: And I disagree with everything the Mountain Jews talk about.
Speaker 11: But do you hate the Mormons?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I don't hate them. But they've also
Speaker 3: they haven't started a war against me.
Speaker 2: Hope he froze up.
Speaker 11: I was gonna say. I was like, I think my
Speaker 11: phone broke. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 2: Jacob's computer has been given them issues here lately.
Speaker 4: You know what, though, it's actually there we go, Okay,
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm saying that, like for we could
Speaker 4: go back to Islam was founded, we can go before that.
Speaker 4: Whenever Israel had to fight all these other people. Christians
Speaker 4: have had different groups come at them throughout the years.
Speaker 4: Like that's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's not just this tribe versus this tribe.
Speaker 4: It is even though they're worshiping the same God, which
Speaker 4: I get, it is purely what makes them feel like
Speaker 4: a good Muslim, a good Jewish person, a good Christian,
Speaker 4: a good whatever to please their God. They believe to
Speaker 4: that level of religious fervor that this is what is required.
Speaker 3: And it's not something that I think a com conversation
Speaker 3: can end.
Speaker 4: Man, if it would, if there was possibilities for a
Speaker 4: conversation in this, I feel like that would have happened already.
Speaker 3: This has been going on for centuries, and I just
Speaker 3: don't see that any anytime soon.
Speaker 2: It's religious extremism, I really.
Speaker 4: Would to your point, Like, I agree that a good
Speaker 4: conversation can fix a lot of things, but even still,
Speaker 4: you get the iatola of Iran right now or Iran
Speaker 4: for anybody who's gonna shit on me for mispronouncing it
Speaker 4: fuck them for the record, But if you get the Iyatola,
Speaker 4: the head dude of Iran, and you get the Pope whatever,
Speaker 4: the new pope, that's gonna be right to sit down
Speaker 4: in a room and have a conversation. They could be cordial.
Speaker 4: They will never see eye to eye ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 4: and they would still probably be willing to wage war
Speaker 4: at the end of it. Well, at least one side
Speaker 4: would be more willing to wage war than the other.
Speaker 3: I'll say that. Yeah, I'm not kidding, I'm just which
Speaker 3: one it is.
Speaker 2: I think that there's a way to be able to
Speaker 2: coexist though, like just don't enforce your beliefs on everybody else.
Speaker 2: And also as far as the religious extremism goes, how
Speaker 2: about not kill somebody because they think differently than you.
Speaker 2: How about that, Like let's let's let's just fucking say
Speaker 2: that we are humans and you don't need to kill
Speaker 2: in the name of said God, like.
Speaker 3: Like islami Kadith tells them to convert the world at
Speaker 3: sword point.
Speaker 2: I mean, the fucking tal Mood has some shit to
Speaker 2: say about that as well. That's what I'm trying to say,
Speaker 2: Like that, like these religious extremism ideologies are like they,
Speaker 2: we should be evolved from this. This is primitive shit, dude.
Speaker 4: Convert the world to Judaism if anything, They want to
Speaker 4: keep the tribe pure. No, no, the they The Talmud
Speaker 4: doesn't say anything about converting the world to Judaism at
Speaker 4: sword point.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, but it's okay to fucking nine year old boy.
Speaker 4: That is that is talking about conversions at or death
Speaker 4: or to our way of thinking, or you die. We're
Speaker 4: not pulling out all the other random things at this moment.
Speaker 4: The Hidith, the thing that makes the Muslim extremists extremists,
Speaker 4: tells them to convert the world or kill them.
Speaker 3: So there's never been say stuff like that.
Speaker 4: It has some wild shit in it. I'm not trying
Speaker 4: to be the apologetics for the Jews here. That's their
Speaker 4: own fight to have. What I'm saying is that, yes,
Speaker 4: like the Bible doesn't say convert the world or kill
Speaker 4: them all. The Jewish literature doesn't say that. The Islamic
Speaker 4: literature says that you draw your own conclusions as to
Speaker 4: what side is causing the kerfuffle here and what side
Speaker 4: won't allow for the coexistence.
Speaker 2: So people have never never died. You just brought it
Speaker 2: up earlier, like people have never died as far as
Speaker 2: like conquering other people who don't want to convert, Oh.
Speaker 3: For sure, but that's not within the literature.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you get one guy who's a piece of shit
Speaker 4: just because he happens to be this religion. Fine, sure
Speaker 4: there have been crusades that have happened, but that's not
Speaker 4: in the Bible to go on crusade.
Speaker 3: Well, that's how the political thing for the day and eight,
Speaker 3: So the Islamic literature.
Speaker 16: To argue that the three major religions in the world
Speaker 16: all follow the ten commandments. Sure, thou should not steal,
Speaker 16: Thou shall not kill?
Speaker 11: Was it the easy the first two?
Speaker 3: Thou shall not commit murder. There's a difference between killing
Speaker 3: and murder, but.
Speaker 11: Murder murder is killing. So we're we're splitting hands on
Speaker 11: this one.
Speaker 4: No, killing is like if you have a weapon and
Speaker 4: I have a weapon and we are fighting to the death,
Speaker 4: that's a killing. A murder is somebody who is defenseless
Speaker 4: and you literally in their life when they have no
Speaker 4: way of defending themselves.
Speaker 11: Well, okay, so just like in a physical altercation, you
Speaker 11: can go with a t KO or a ko. You
Speaker 11: can be mock hunt or you cannot be mock hunt, okay, right, right,
Speaker 11: So at the same time, like mock hont is a killer,
Speaker 11: he hits people, he does not try to murder them.
Speaker 4: Right, that's right. If he's somebody wants to die in
Speaker 4: the ring with him, that would be murder, that would
Speaker 4: be a killing, that would be okay by.
Speaker 16: Definition, yes, that would be murder. But what we are
Speaker 16: doing now in the world is splitting his over some
Speaker 16: something that I will not insult. I will I don't
Speaker 16: know how to address it. But the reborn of Christ,
Speaker 16: the Savior, the God's son.
Speaker 11: I'm not here to argue that. What I'm saying is
Speaker 11: like people need to stop dying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and think about think about how many innocents die
Speaker 2: at every war. So there's absolutely murder and killing going
Speaker 2: on in every single war all the time.
Speaker 4: Sure, sure, But like I said, there's a difference like
Speaker 4: a bomb going off or a drone strike hitting a
Speaker 4: barracks full of combatants, that wouldn't be murder. That is
Speaker 4: a killing of enemy combatants. A drone strike hitting a
Speaker 4: house with women and children in it, that would be murder.
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying, There is a difference between
Speaker 4: killing and murder. The ten Commandment say that shall not
Speaker 4: commit murder a difference, I.
Speaker 2: Mean or the what about like the the the nurses
Speaker 2: and the cooks and all that ship that are that
Speaker 2: are ever at the barracks too?
Speaker 3: Are they on the side of the enemy combatants?
Speaker 2: They're not actively trying to shoot you themselves?
Speaker 3: Are they uniformed?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Look, how is that not fair? You don't join the.
Speaker 3: Military and become a medic without expecting to see ship.
Speaker 11: No, no, so you know, also you also don't ever
Speaker 11: sign up for the military expecting that, right, But at
Speaker 11: the same time, is that person guilty of ever harming
Speaker 11: another soul?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, it's not about being guilty or not.
Speaker 11: Okay, so that's murdered.
Speaker 4: So what about that?
Speaker 2: What was that movie with Andrew Garfield where he didn't
Speaker 2: want to kill anybody? So he was like a medic
Speaker 2: or some ship?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 4: Oh hacksaw Rich Yeah, yeah, yeah, Desmond Dawes fucking insane story.
Speaker 4: But yeah, he served. He was a uniform even though
Speaker 4: he was a non combatant. If he would have gotten
Speaker 4: shot on the front line, even though he didn't have
Speaker 4: a weapon, that wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Have been murdered.
Speaker 10: He was a.
Speaker 3: M with lines of a war zone.
Speaker 2: Call that what you want, Well, I guess so, Samuel.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, sir, you've been.
Speaker 3: Tak the war conversation.
Speaker 4: Shit, we're talking about religious extremism, and I agree that
Speaker 4: needs to go away, Like we need to get rid
Speaker 4: of this feeling so strongly about your religion that you
Speaker 4: want to go and murder someone else because of it.
Speaker 3: That's fucking retarded. I agree with that, and.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, of all the world religions, there's only a
Speaker 4: handful that preach that type of rhetoric.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, sam.
Speaker 20: I understand all, quote unquote all's fair in love and war.
Speaker 20: I completely understand that.
Speaker 5: But what uh what about the.
Speaker 20: Moons that were killed in Baby Levanon while they were
Speaker 20: asleep they got blown up, Jacob like that?
Speaker 4: Uh, okay, that's a terrorist attack. It was, and we
Speaker 4: weren't at war with Lebanon at the time. No, but
Speaker 4: they weren't in a combat zone.
Speaker 16: Oh.
Speaker 6: I actually met somebody who was there and actually survived
Speaker 6: it today, but he actually told me his story.
Speaker 2: I'll see if I can get in touch.
Speaker 5: If I can get in touch with him, if you'd
Speaker 5: like to hear it though.
Speaker 4: All right, So as far as even this goes, there's
Speaker 4: a story of a Medal of Honor recipient, Corporate Blackburn
Speaker 4: from Vietnam, and if anybody wants to look into this,
Speaker 4: he won the Medal of Honor, but he also was
Speaker 4: about to be tried for war crimes because of what happened. Okay,
Speaker 4: here is where the distinction goes, even as uniformed military
Speaker 4: combatants goes. There's a difference between killing and murder. Okay,
Speaker 4: cut two story, long story short. He was like the
Speaker 4: only one that survived of his squad, his platoon, whatever
Speaker 4: the case was, and he ended up taking or it
Speaker 4: was him and another one of his guys who was
Speaker 4: like he was injured and he had to carry him
Speaker 4: through the jungle. He also took five enemy as prisoners
Speaker 4: of war. Okay, So for days trekking through the jungle,
Speaker 4: he had these guys on ropes like trailed behind him,
Speaker 4: and he had his guy stretched littered he was dragging
Speaker 4: through the jungle. He got to a point where he
Speaker 4: realized that he had to make a decision. He had
Speaker 4: to either bring the enemy POW's in or he had
Speaker 4: to lead, you know, bring his guy in.
Speaker 3: So he made a decision.
Speaker 4: He got every one of them on their knees and
Speaker 4: he put a gun to the back of each of
Speaker 4: their heads and he said, God, forgive me, pulled the trigger.
Speaker 4: God forgive me, pulled the trigger. God forgive me, pulled
Speaker 4: the trigger. Because at that point, that was cold blood
Speaker 4: and murder. These guys had their hands bound, they had
Speaker 4: no weapons, they had no way of defending themselves, and
Speaker 4: he had in their lives, Okay, to save his guy,
Speaker 4: to save his buddy. Now, that was cold blood and murder.
Speaker 4: Even though these were uniformed enemy combatants. At that moment,
Speaker 4: that was cold blood and murder. I agree with that
Speaker 4: one hundred percent. He won the Medal of Honor for
Speaker 4: saving his buddy's life, but he also almost got a
Speaker 4: revoked and almost got tried for war crimes for that act. Okay,
Speaker 4: So there's a distinction here, and I get this. As
Speaker 4: far as the religious extremism goes, one group is saying that,
Speaker 4: and they're literally in their own literature, there is things
Speaker 4: that are under the reign of Mohammad and those that
Speaker 4: should be and will be under the ragn of Mohammad.
Speaker 4: And the way that they go about that is not
Speaker 4: through proselytizing and evangelicism. Muhammad himself was a war lord.
Speaker 4: Most of the Hadith and most of the Koran was
Speaker 4: written from a standpoint of warring, warlording type of situations.
Speaker 4: Like it wasn't It wasn't a thing of like show
Speaker 4: them how good it is to follow Mohammad. It was
Speaker 4: if they don't follow Mohammed, it feel free to gut
Speaker 4: them in the streets. Jews didn't do that. Christians didn't
Speaker 4: do that. Well, they may have done that, but it's
Speaker 4: not in their books to do that. The Buddhists didn't
Speaker 4: do that, the Taoism didn't do that. The Hindus don't
Speaker 4: say to do that in their literature.
Speaker 11: I'm just saying.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that that means every muscle needs to
Speaker 4: be drug through the streets and killed. Those that follow
Speaker 4: the Quran typically good dudes, good people just trying to
Speaker 4: live their life, trying to find their own enlightenment. Those
Speaker 4: that go into the Hadith, yeah, we.
Speaker 3: Don't really need many more of them, but they just
Speaker 3: keep popping up.
Speaker 2: Well, I feel like there's a lot of shit in
Speaker 2: the Old Testament, specifically in the Tora that definitely advocates
Speaker 2: for our advocates for killing those who won't convert.
Speaker 4: In a sense, the tour is only the first five
Speaker 4: books of the Bible, and where it talks about killing
Speaker 4: certain groups, we're talking about giants and half demon spawn,
Speaker 4: which I guess we can get into the conversation.
Speaker 3: Of where they really have demon or what I get it.
Speaker 4: It's also arguably two thousand years ago, and that was
Speaker 4: a completely different world we were living at that time,
Speaker 4: and we don't believe to apply the Old Testament to
Speaker 4: our lives today. We use that as a history lesson
Speaker 4: to teach us how we got to the point of
Speaker 4: getting to the point we are today.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about Christians talking about you the old ways.
Speaker 2: So in several instances, particularly in the books of Deuterotomy, Leviticus,
Speaker 2: and Joshua, there are commands attributed to God that involve
Speaker 2: killing idolators, pagans, or enemies of Israel, often as part
Speaker 2: of conquest or covenant enforcement. So in Deuteronomy commands, it
Speaker 2: commands death for close relatives or friends who entice others
Speaker 2: to serve other gods. Also, in Deuteronomy it prescribes stoning
Speaker 2: for anyone who is found worshiping other gods in Exodus,
Speaker 2: whoever sacrifices to any god other than the Lord must
Speaker 2: be destroyed. And Joshua's conquest for Canaan commands for harem
Speaker 2: or total destruction of cities and people who worship other gods.
Speaker 2: So I understand that you, as a Christian, you look
Speaker 2: at that as a history lesson.
Speaker 4: So do the Jews.
Speaker 3: They go they don't go off. They use the tour
Speaker 3: as a history lesson. Doug, I don't know.
Speaker 4: There are some Jews.
Speaker 3: There are some Jews that do not and they only
Speaker 3: adhere to the first five books. I'm with you.
Speaker 4: They do exist. They believe that God stopped talking to
Speaker 4: the world as soon as Moses died, and that's the
Speaker 4: first five books.
Speaker 3: That's the tour. That's it.
Speaker 4: That group does exist.
Speaker 3: That is very much the minority.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's no talent. We don't know what net
Speaker 2: and Yahoo is.
Speaker 4: How do They also don't apply that to today's world.
Speaker 4: They don't say, yeah, just like they did with the Canaanites,
Speaker 4: we gotta kill everybody. No, that was a time and
Speaker 4: place per that situation.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I feel like there's always a reason.
Speaker 2: But anyway, let's wrap this up. We're already gone a
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