Speaker 1: Well, it's a concept that's downright biblical. Are you your
Speaker 1: neighbor's keeper? That's the problem I'm having Today. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about that and what's going on in South Korea
Speaker 1: martial law. But they're a democracy. Is Trump taking note?
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Speaker 1: we're not going to really talk about the martial law
Speaker 1: in South Korea to start with, because I don't know
Speaker 1: much about it. No one does. The president announced it
Speaker 1: and then the parliament stopped it. Now they're saying it's
Speaker 1: enacted again until the president. It's a mess and no
Speaker 1: one's really sure why and what's going on. So I
Speaker 1: don't like to speculate, and I don't like to be
Speaker 1: one of those people that go off about something they
Speaker 1: don't really know about. I don't know what's going on
Speaker 1: in South Korea. I know that South Korea is a democracy,
Speaker 1: much like America. I know that they are seen as
Speaker 1: a stable government. I don't know why this is happening there.
Speaker 1: I will research it and tomorrow we will talk more
Speaker 1: about it. Of course, you can leave your comments down
Speaker 1: below at YouTube dot com, forward slash Willy Carrell or
Speaker 1: join me in the chat room if you know more
Speaker 1: about it. But you know, David Hall always told me,
Speaker 1: you got talk about what's on your mind, whether or
Speaker 1: not it's the earth shaking topic of the day that
Speaker 1: the rest of the world is talking about, or just
Speaker 1: something on your mind. And I have, outside of listening
Speaker 1: to Streisand and her book and really being inspired, I
Speaker 1: really want to make a movie. You know, you gotta
Speaker 1: find inspiration again because we're heading into some very dark
Speaker 1: times that are going to try to rob us of inspiration.
Speaker 1: And young black men and young Hispanic men and young
Speaker 1: white men who decided to vote for the guy instead
Speaker 1: of Kamalo, who was filled with joy and would have
Speaker 1: surrounded herself with such a competent cabinet. The people that
Speaker 1: got us into this mess, they've really screwed themselves and
Speaker 1: screwed us. And that sentiment does trickle down into my
Speaker 1: everyday life, and it's trickling down into yours. And here's
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about. I've told you about my neighbor
Speaker 1: down below who calls nine one one all the time.
Speaker 1: I've also told you how I've blocked her and I've
Speaker 1: reported her to the authorities for abusing nine one one,
Speaker 1: so I can't get her calls. So Friday, as I
Speaker 1: told you, she sent a neighbor over the day after
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving to say that she was in the hospital again
Speaker 1: and was probably going to be there for at least
Speaker 1: twenty four hours. Would I go in and feeder cats? Now,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't, you know, want to, but I
Speaker 1: would never let an animal suffer. So I went in.
Speaker 1: The smell, the stench, the filth, the hoarding, the trash everywhere,
Speaker 1: thirty gallon thirty gallon bags of trash everywhere. Cat box
Speaker 1: it hasn't been changed in months. That horrible, ammonious smell
Speaker 1: of cat peat all over the house, moldy food on
Speaker 1: the counters, no food in the refrigerator, nothing. I went
Speaker 1: in to feed them. There was hardly any food, so
Speaker 1: I fed them what was there. And then of course
Speaker 1: I found her husband in the bedroom, trapped in his bed,
Speaker 1: unable to get out because he's handicapped. So I called
Speaker 1: nine one one. They took him to the hospital because
Speaker 1: what else could I do. Well, over the course of
Speaker 1: the days, I reported to the hospital that you know what,
Speaker 1: this is not a good situation for him. She's not
Speaker 1: home enough. And so yesterday when I went to No
Speaker 1: Butcher for their new sandwich for lunch, I get a
Speaker 1: call from the hospital social worker basically telling me that
Speaker 1: there's nothing the hospital can do. And I said, then,
Speaker 1: why do you always ask all those questions when we're
Speaker 1: in the hospital. Do you feel safe at home? Are
Speaker 1: you getting the right care? Blah blah blah? Why do
Speaker 1: you have case managers working at her hospital? Well? You
Speaker 1: should call Adult Protective Services? So I did, and yesterday
Speaker 1: I had a long talk with them, telling them exactly
Speaker 1: what I have seen as it relates to his care.
Speaker 1: When I hung up, the people at the table next
Speaker 1: to me at No Butcher said, wow, that's really great
Speaker 1: of you. You're getting involved. You're not just letting you
Speaker 1: know that happen. And I said yeah. And I don't
Speaker 1: know what to do about the cats. The one cat
Speaker 1: is so fat it cannot move, It's fur is all matted,
Speaker 1: it's in misery. Do I call animal control? Do I not?
Speaker 1: I have been agonizing, I know right now right below me. Really,
Speaker 1: I'm not making this up because in her unit, this
Speaker 1: is a closet right below me, right where I'm standing,
Speaker 1: right now, ten feet below me. There is an animal
Speaker 1: suffering right now as we speak. It is so fat
Speaker 1: it can't move. It's fur is all matted. She does
Speaker 1: not open any of the drapes during the day or
Speaker 1: the blind. They live in a completely closed, dark, loveless environment.
Speaker 1: And I'm really sad for those cats. I'm very sad
Speaker 1: for them. How involved do I get? Do I threaten
Speaker 1: her with animal control? Do I just call animal control?
Speaker 1: Then the animals are removed and maybe euthanized. And I
Speaker 1: caused that, you know, because your actions have consequence. But
Speaker 1: are you your brother's keeper? Is there your responsibility to
Speaker 1: help your neighbor or if they're doing something really bad
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Speaker 1: So this cat is so obese that it can barely move.
Speaker 1: It just lives by its bowl and its litter box.
Speaker 1: And the woman downstairs who's supposed to be taking care
Speaker 1: of the cats and her husband isn't taking care of either.
Speaker 1: But Adult Protective Service has told me that they can
Speaker 1: come out and they can assess that the guy needs
Speaker 1: to be taken from the home, But if he doesn't
Speaker 1: want to be taken from the home, they can't force him.
Speaker 1: They said, it's up to him to self determine. We
Speaker 1: can tell him, look, we can put you in a
Speaker 1: a home, we can put you in a nursing home
Speaker 1: or whatever, and you won't live in this filth, and
Speaker 1: you'll have three meals a day and won't have to
Speaker 1: sit in a dirty diaper. But if he says no,
Speaker 1: I want to stay here, then they can't physit take him.
Speaker 1: That was astounding to me that someone that's obviously not
Speaker 1: capable of making their own mental decision, which is why
Speaker 1: he has someone that has his power of attorney his wife. Obviously,
Speaker 1: if he's got someone else has his power of attorney,
Speaker 1: then they should make that decision for him if it's
Speaker 1: a bad situation that he's living in. But all of
Speaker 1: my other friends a lot of them are saying, you
Speaker 1: know what, you need to let it go. You've done enough.
Speaker 1: You fetter cat, you bought cat food, you bought diet
Speaker 1: cat food. You know she's got it. She can feed
Speaker 1: the cat the right amount. You know you got you
Speaker 1: just got it. You've done your part. You reported to
Speaker 1: Adult Protective Services. There's nothing more you can do. Well.
Speaker 1: I started thinking about that as a country, you know,
Speaker 1: and we have become a nation of people that want
Speaker 1: to get involved so long as it doesn't cost them anything. Oh,
Speaker 1: they'll rent. They're an opinion that fast, quite an opinion,
Speaker 1: a good one, a bad one, whatever. They're quick to condemn,
Speaker 1: but they're not so quick to act, and there certainly
Speaker 1: don't get actually involved. For instance, they'll comment on a
Speaker 1: story about a pilot that went down transporting shelter dogs
Speaker 1: and only one of the dogs lived. The pilot died.
Speaker 1: They'll say how sad it is. But when I comment, well,
Speaker 1: you should use this story to go volunteer at a
Speaker 1: shelter or give dog food to a local rescue agency.
Speaker 1: There are several that I support and that you can too.
Speaker 1: They fought they listened pik who listens to my show?
Speaker 1: You know? She runs an emergency Captain Carrott's called, and
Speaker 1: they bail dogs out and help people that lower income
Speaker 1: keep their pets have the surgeries that they need, not
Speaker 1: youth and them and actually get them care. Captain Kerra
Speaker 1: is a wonderful charity. So I said, why don't you
Speaker 1: guys donate? Oh, they all had a million reasons why
Speaker 1: they couldn't. And so in America we have forgotten that
Speaker 1: we are our brother's keeper, and that we are our
Speaker 1: neighbor's keeper, and we don't look at things like the environment.
Speaker 1: The environment is our home. That's what it is. The
Speaker 1: term the environment should simply be replaced with your home,
Speaker 1: because that's what it is. It's your home and it's
Speaker 1: my home. And how much are we willing to do
Speaker 1: to save our home and more importantly, the home of
Speaker 1: our neighbors. And some of our neighbors are animals, elephants, giraffes,
Speaker 1: lions and tigers and bears. Oh my, how willing and
Speaker 1: involved are we to try and protect our neighbor from
Speaker 1: harm like from Donald Trump. Donald Trump is going to
Speaker 1: do harm to our home, to our country, and to
Speaker 1: our neighbors. And even if our neighbors are negligent, and
Speaker 1: they're the ones who are empowering him. Don't we still
Speaker 1: have a duty to each other. We've forgotten that. We
Speaker 1: don't that our duty doesn't just end at our family.
Speaker 1: Your duty isn't just to your husband, your daughter, your children,
Speaker 1: your dogs, your pets. It's so easy to just say,
Speaker 1: all I have to care about is what's in my world?
Speaker 1: You see I Charles Carrel Boulay the second Charles Raymond
Speaker 1: Correll Boulay the second. I I envision everybody in the
Speaker 1: world as in my world. I envision people in Ukraine
Speaker 1: as part of my world. I envision people in the UK,
Speaker 1: in Latin America, animals all over the world. They're part
Speaker 1: of my circle. Because my circle is this elliptical sphere
Speaker 1: known as Planet Earth. That's my circle. I'm a human,
Speaker 1: I'm on this spinning rock. Everything on this rock at
Speaker 1: this time of my life is here for me. It's
Speaker 1: all here for me. Therefore I have a responsibility to it.
Speaker 1: Why have we lost that because we feel out of control.
Speaker 1: I am out of control of what my neighbor downstairs
Speaker 1: is going to do ultimately, and I am out of
Speaker 1: control of what the social services are going to do.
Speaker 1: If that cat dies, or if her husband dies, it's
Speaker 1: out of my control. Short of going in there every
Speaker 1: day and cleaning the house, giving them money, taking the
Speaker 1: cat to the vet, I can't do all that. I
Speaker 1: would need help of other neighbors, and there's no one
Speaker 1: to help. I see why she feels overwhelmed. What have
Speaker 1: you done to actually help your neighbors of late? What
Speaker 1: have you done? You know? Almost every morning I bring
Speaker 1: a meal to the homeless girl in the park. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe that's wrong. Maybe it's like a fairal cat. I
Speaker 1: keep feeding her so she won't go away. But she
Speaker 1: sleeps and lives on this bench. She's like a twenty
Speaker 1: four year old black girl with long curl. She asked
Speaker 1: a woman that goes to the park to bring her tampons.
Speaker 1: She has nothing, and is it choice? I don't know.
Speaker 1: But can I walk by her as she sits there
Speaker 1: reading her book, knowing she may be hungry? No? I can't.
Speaker 1: And maybe it's just one person that I'm helping, and
Speaker 1: maybe there's lots more hungry people in the world. But
Speaker 1: at least I can start with her. What about you?
Speaker 1: Have you forgotten that your neighbor, the people of your
Speaker 1: town they're your village. How many of you feel that
Speaker 1: connected to your town? Well, Carrel, I live in a
Speaker 1: big city. When I lived in Long Beach, I felt
Speaker 1: every resident of Long Beach was my neighbor. Every resident
Speaker 1: of Long Beach was my responsibility. Every resident of Long
Speaker 1: Beach deserved my love, my kindness, my respect. Why they
Speaker 1: were my neighbors. They lived in my city. And yeah,
Speaker 1: the city had half a million people and was spread
Speaker 1: out over miles and miles, doesn't matter. They were my
Speaker 1: people here in Las Vegas. Even though I am not
Speaker 1: from the community, I feel inside these walls here at
Speaker 1: my housing complex. I'm not the haway president, but people
Speaker 1: come to me to get things done. Why because they
Speaker 1: know I care? Why do I care? They're my neighbors.
Speaker 1: If one of my neighbors is struggling for food and
Speaker 1: I have food, have some of mine. If one of
Speaker 1: my neighbors is struggling financially and I have an extra
Speaker 1: ten dollars or twenty dollars. It may not be much,
Speaker 1: but have my twenty bucks. When my neighbor, Irma was
Speaker 1: struggling and needed help, we went in, We helped her,
Speaker 1: and now she's gone. She lives in New Jersey. I
Speaker 1: lost Irma because she went demented walk about, but it
Speaker 1: was up to me to help her. My friend said,
Speaker 1: why did you help Irma, she wasn't overly friendly to you.
Speaker 1: I said, because she's my downstairs neighbor. We have forgotten
Speaker 1: that the people in Texas are our neighbors. But more importantly,
Speaker 1: MAGA has forgotten. MAGA has forgotten that we are all
Speaker 1: each other's neighbors. And while you may not agree with
Speaker 1: the way that they worship, you may not agree with
Speaker 1: the way that they marry. You may not agree with
Speaker 1: the color of their It may bother you, whatever it does,
Speaker 1: this matter. They're your neighbor first, and it's your job
Speaker 1: to help them, or to at least be civil to that. Hey,
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Speaker 1: There is a moment in every holiday season that every
Speaker 1: bahumbug person finally gets bitten by the holiday spirit. It
Speaker 1: has not happened to me yet. I have not put
Speaker 1: up any decorations. I haven't really done anything holiday ask
Speaker 1: I went to Macy's on their Black Friday sale and
Speaker 1: bought Jake and Heather their presence. Today I have forty
Speaker 1: percent off at Coal, so I will buy my sister
Speaker 1: her present, and then basically, outside of Steve, I'm done
Speaker 1: and Valentino, Rose and Ember because I don't have the money,
Speaker 1: first of all, and second of all, I don't have
Speaker 1: that many people to really buy presents for anymore. So
Speaker 1: the question becomes, I mean back in the day Andrew
Speaker 1: and I would send Harry and David, even to acquaintances.
Speaker 1: I don't have fifty dollars times you know what, ten
Speaker 1: people to send Harry and David. But have you gotten
Speaker 1: the holiday spirit? Have you put up your tree? Have
Speaker 1: you decorated it all? It's so hard this year, knowing
Speaker 1: the darkness that's on the horizon. It's so hard when
Speaker 1: you hear every day of the horrors of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I don't care that Joe Biden pardoned his son. He
Speaker 1: should pardon his son, unless your son was Jeffrey Dahmer.
Speaker 1: You know, Hunter Biden lied on a form to buy
Speaker 1: a gun and possibly lied about some taxes, and then
Speaker 1: had was on the board of some Ukrainian gas company
Speaker 1: that maybe or maybe not had some influence over Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: who the hell cares And compared to the crimes of Trump,
Speaker 1: they're nothing, they're nothing, So of course he should have
Speaker 1: pardoned him. It's his son, and they're not capital offenses.
Speaker 1: He didn't pardon him for walking into a school and
Speaker 1: doing a mass shooting, So prospective people trump pardon family members.
Speaker 1: By the way, no one's getting down on him. So
Speaker 1: the holidays are happening, and they're happening quickly. We're at
Speaker 1: December third. Christmas is three weeks from what tomorrow the
Speaker 1: next day, I mean, well, twenty one days from today.
Speaker 1: It's the twenty fourth. Christmas Eve is three weeks from today.
Speaker 1: So Christmas is three weeks from tomorrow, and New Year's
Speaker 1: is four weeks from tomorrow. It's happening very quickly. Are
Speaker 1: you holidaying? Do you have your tree up? Do you
Speaker 1: have your wreath up? Do you know where you're going
Speaker 1: to spend it? Have you already gotten presents for everybody?
Speaker 1: Are you doing presents? Are you doing a holiday card
Speaker 1: that no one seems to do anymore? What happened to
Speaker 1: holiday cards? Well they're expensive, Yeah, yeah, they cost about
Speaker 1: a dollar a person, but so what or maybe two
Speaker 1: dollars a person, or even three dollars a person, So
Speaker 1: you send out twenty that's sixty bucks no one sent.
Speaker 1: Remember you used to get those horrible letters. Now see,
Speaker 1: I like a holiday card but the whole once a
Speaker 1: year letter. Thank god, I don't get those anymore because
Speaker 1: you'd get ten of them and you'd have to sit
Speaker 1: there and read and it's like, oh, and then on
Speaker 1: in April, we you know, took a fart and then
Speaker 1: then you know whatever. So we don't do the holiday
Speaker 1: letters anymore because we figure everyone follows our lives on
Speaker 1: social media. But no holiday cards? Is it because people
Speaker 1: can't write anymore? Oh and the people who send the
Speaker 1: holiday cards that have no writing on them, everything's pre printed.
Speaker 1: They don't even sign it. It's love our family or whatever. No,
Speaker 1: you got to handwrite on a holiday card. Okay, even
Speaker 1: I do, I at least sign it, you know, I
Speaker 1: don't just leave it blank or just have it printed.
Speaker 1: So are you doing all of that? Because right now
Speaker 1: it's really really hard because hey, there's the commercialism is
Speaker 1: out of control. You know, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Cyber Monday.
Speaker 1: You're so busy feeling that you should be shopping. You
Speaker 1: don't even know who are what you're shopping for. You
Speaker 1: just gotta go shop. I gotta shop. I must shop.
Speaker 1: It's it's Black Friday, it's Cyber Monday. I have to
Speaker 1: buy things no, you don't, not unless you got someone
Speaker 1: in your life you gotta buy stuff for. But I
Speaker 1: get it. I get how the holidays are. The holidays
Speaker 1: are hard, just period for many. They're sad times. My
Speaker 1: dad died December twenty eighth, my mom December twenty ninth,
Speaker 1: So holidays, you know. And I don't have a partner
Speaker 1: except for miss Ember, and on Christmas, I'll only see Steve,
Speaker 1: which is great. I don't want to say only Oh no,
Speaker 1: I'm seeing Sean and Aldo. They're going to be in
Speaker 1: Las Vegas this Christmas. Well that's lovely. So it just
Speaker 1: perked me up right there. So what about you, are
Speaker 1: you holidaying? You know, it's so hard to holiday when
Speaker 1: there's so much suffering that has now been brought to
Speaker 1: the forefront. We know that in Ukraine they're suffering, but
Speaker 1: I guarantee you they're celebrating. You know, in Gaza, the
Speaker 1: humanitarian needs are off the chart, and now they're not helping.
Speaker 1: They have stopped humanitarian aid to Gaza because it's too dangerous.
Speaker 1: The only place in Gaza that people can live now
Speaker 1: is Central Gaza. Gaza is destroyed. Genocide happened, and that
Speaker 1: Yahoo did it now there's a cease fire. But yeah,
Speaker 1: too much, too little, too late. But all the suffering
Speaker 1: always goes on in the world. Since the beginning of
Speaker 1: the planet, people have suffered. So I know it's hard
Speaker 1: to try to have holiday cheer when so many and
Speaker 1: in this country there are so many people this year
Speaker 1: that are suffering. Groceries are way too high. I went
Speaker 1: to sprouts yesterday. All I got was fruits, vegetables, and
Speaker 1: two pounds of meat for ember bison and ninety four
Speaker 1: percent lean turkey eighty seven dollars. I literally only got
Speaker 1: the bison and the turkey and the rest fruits and
Speaker 1: vegetables for one person eighty seven dollars. That's unsustainable. I
Speaker 1: know it's hard. It's always been hard. There's only a
Speaker 1: few Christmases in my life that I can think where
Speaker 1: we were really flushed for like five six years, oh
Speaker 1: and then the kgo So about fifteen years of my
Speaker 1: life Christmas I didn't have to worry about food or
Speaker 1: presents or anything like that. Out of sixty two years,
Speaker 1: fifteen of them, Christmas time has been great. Other than that,
Speaker 1: I've always had to worry about money, about food, about
Speaker 1: where I'm going to spend it. It's never easy, not
Speaker 1: if you're middle class or poor. Only the rich have
Speaker 1: it easy at Christmas. And the suffering has always been there,
Speaker 1: so you've got to move beyond it. And you've got
Speaker 1: to remember that you don't get another chance to celebrate Christmas.
Speaker 1: You could be dead next year. Eminem's mother just died today,
Speaker 1: sixty nine years old, lung cancer. Sixty nine seven years
Speaker 1: older than me. That's not old, but lung cancer came along.
Speaker 1: We are all just one diagnosis away from maybe not
Speaker 1: being here. So we should use what we have when
Speaker 1: we have it, and what we have right now is
Speaker 1: this holiday season. And yes it's terrible. January is going
Speaker 1: to be unspeakably bad, but we still have to live.
Speaker 1: We still have to move forward, and we still have
Speaker 1: to find some light. And that's how we go back
Speaker 1: to the opening topic. One of the best things you
Speaker 1: can do this holiday season is to help your neighbors
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