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Speaker 2: transitions that we are just this is our lives, this
Speaker 2: is where we're at, this is our time, this is
Speaker 2: our place. There's no way out of it. That's okay,
Speaker 2: So we're going to make the most of things. It's wild,
Speaker 2: it's weird, and it can be quite confusing and disorienting.
Speaker 2: And I would argue that all of these things are
Speaker 2: being done on purpose against us to debilitate us, our minds,
Speaker 2: our critical faculties, our ability to even understand where we
Speaker 2: are or what we are doing. That is the way
Speaker 2: of things. So get used to it because you have to,
Speaker 2: but also find a way to find any ways that
Speaker 2: you can to make the most of things and be
Speaker 2: able to just make it through and survive because it's difficult.
Speaker 2: We know this trying to continue forward with the old
Speaker 2: way of doing things is just not an option anymore.
Speaker 2: As surely if it comes to trudging onward in this
Speaker 2: bizarre digital space that we're now in Q and I
Speaker 2: we're here, I'm making this audio to be put out
Speaker 2: distributed to internet means, and you have picked up the
Speaker 2: signal and are listening to it, and I thank you
Speaker 2: for that. So that's a good thing. But it's a
Speaker 2: weird place, this online wasteland that we're here inside of.
Speaker 2: And as I'd like to make the point on this
Speaker 2: show over and over again that elately can't take things
Speaker 2: for granted. We can't. We have to be careful not
Speaker 2: to allow ourselves just to be led onward and driven
Speaker 2: mad really by this medium, this space, this online space,
Speaker 2: the social media and the internet has changed over time.
Speaker 2: It always has had a dark underbelly and had a
Speaker 2: dark side to it, and there's no doubt about that.
Speaker 2: But now the thing is that all of the I mean,
Speaker 2: this is the new established place, This is the new
Speaker 2: established place for media. Certainly all media distribution and all
Speaker 2: entertainment media of all kinds is just going through this,
Speaker 2: all different channels, all different outlets and sorts of things,
Speaker 2: of fine, but it all starts here. It's the information space,
Speaker 2: where in a digital information age, where the idea coming
Speaker 2: into this was we're all going to be very enlightened
Speaker 2: and have instant access to all the world's knowledge at
Speaker 2: our fingertips would be it would just be a wonderland
Speaker 2: and a haven of enlightenment for the common person, and
Speaker 2: everybody just become geniuses, and it was just going to
Speaker 2: be a wonderful future. If you look around, it's harder
Speaker 2: to find them these days, but if you still turn
Speaker 2: over enough rocks, you'll find these techno optimists talking like
Speaker 2: this still. But it's only the true lunatics and madmen
Speaker 2: aren't still using those old tired lines these days. Cynicism
Speaker 2: is now in because it shows us, I mean, sadly
Speaker 2: things aren't good. So the cynics are having a field
Speaker 2: day and this is their time, and we all fall
Speaker 2: into that. It's hard not to be cynical in the
Speaker 2: face of this nonsense, because nonsense is king. The lowest
Speaker 2: common denominator rules every which way you turn. It's the
Speaker 2: lowest common denominator is at the top of the heap.
Speaker 2: And that's quite the opposite of the idea that I
Speaker 2: was explaining earlier, of the idealist musings of what Internet
Speaker 2: where it would take us? Right, if that's where it's
Speaker 2: going to end up taking us, we've you gotta go
Speaker 2: to hell before you get to heaven. I guess again,
Speaker 2: what these kooks telling you that everything's going to be
Speaker 2: fine tomorrow might want to say. I would just say,
Speaker 2: don't listen to them, be really careful with everything, don't
Speaker 2: believe a word anybody says, and just kind of maintain
Speaker 2: the integrity of independent thought, as far as that is
Speaker 2: even possible to do. Because it is a global propaganda matrix.
Speaker 2: Global propaganda matrix, this is not the American Empire that
Speaker 2: we solely have to worry as the singular source of propaganda.
Speaker 2: This is a point I make over and over again
Speaker 2: on the show, is that if we let's assume that
Speaker 2: we're continuing forward with generic tropes really of how to
Speaker 2: interpret the world which we understand has been pitted against us,
Speaker 2: and this is we're taking the conspiratorial view of the
Speaker 2: world where the average person is meant to be pushed
Speaker 2: down and kept down, never to rise on that there
Speaker 2: are forces, that there's such a thing as a dominant minority,
Speaker 2: and they own the means of propaganda. Yes, they control
Speaker 2: government and any sorts of levers of power at all.
Speaker 2: Really they're the ones in control. That's okay, that's the
Speaker 2: conspiratorial view of the world. I'm not saying it's wrong
Speaker 2: to believe in that have that line of thought. However,
Speaker 2: if we're going to continue onward and just use the
Speaker 2: old tropes from conspiracy land as are guiding lights, bring
Speaker 2: getting ourselves in big trouble because the whole thing has
Speaker 2: been weaponized. And we could argue from the very beginning
Speaker 2: it always has been, but now more than ever, And
Speaker 2: do you ad best believe that this global propaganda matrix
Speaker 2: utilizes a lot of the ideas and tropes from conspiracy
Speaker 2: world against those who are most in touch with them,
Speaker 2: and trying to use that as a means to understand
Speaker 2: the world. It's like, Okay, if everything is a conspiracy
Speaker 2: against me, the average person, how do I figure out
Speaker 2: the ins and outs of that? Well, don't figure it
Speaker 2: out by going to your local social media outlet and
Speaker 2: just digging into whatever posts are available there, because that's
Speaker 2: just part of That's where I'm gonna get yourself in
Speaker 2: big trouble. But honestly, I didn't even really want to
Speaker 2: talk about this too much this week. I think we're
Speaker 2: gonna spend a lot of time on this general idea
Speaker 2: next week. Can I have an interesting guest on to
Speaker 2: talk about that sort of thing? I actually did want
Speaker 2: to talk about current events today on the show, specifically
Speaker 2: the big one we all know, the Israel and Irun,
Speaker 2: the conflict between the two. I'm trying to think, like,
Speaker 2: how do we actually describe it that there's very real
Speaker 2: it's a very real conflict. All out war, no, but conflict. Yes,
Speaker 2: Missiles are flying, people are dying. It's getting serious. And
Speaker 2: so the big question of course for us, us that
Speaker 2: we want to know is what will be America's response
Speaker 2: to this. That's what everybody is trying to figure out America,
Speaker 2: those in charge of it are trying to figure that
Speaker 2: out at present themselves, working through that. And if we're
Speaker 2: trying to come at this with some like there's some
Speaker 2: obvious answer as to yeah, this is what's going on,
Speaker 2: I think we're going to get ourselves in trouble. And
Speaker 2: here is I'm giving the excuse to my prelude to
Speaker 2: all this. Why I said all that nonsense at the
Speaker 2: beginning of the show here, but of course we're talking
Speaker 2: once again about the mega Trump too regime in power.
Speaker 2: What is the strong man, the world's foremost badass, our president,
Speaker 2: what's he going to do? Where's stand? Is he going
Speaker 2: to stand behind Israel and help them crush Iran with
Speaker 2: some form of military assistance? Are they just going there
Speaker 2: and regime change Iran? Is that what's gonna happen? Or
Speaker 2: do they say no, sorry, Israel, we cannot help you.
Speaker 2: This is not our war, this isn't America first regime,
Speaker 2: and we gotta say hands off because we're anti war
Speaker 2: and we're not gonna We're not gonna do that. Is
Speaker 2: which Which one of these ways are they going to go? Right?
Speaker 2: That's a question on everybody's mind, and yes, not an
Speaker 2: easy answer to that, and it's really fascinating. This whole
Speaker 2: scenario has brought to a head what had been brewing
Speaker 2: for a month or two already, really with the MAGA
Speaker 2: infighting that noticeably heated up with the Elon Musk and
Speaker 2: Donald Trump beef that happened before this if we can
Speaker 2: even remember that right, Remember they started fighting one another,
Speaker 2: at least publicly. Whatever that even means. That's a whole
Speaker 2: other question that we talked about a little bit on
Speaker 2: a previous show. But that's another whole web of confusion
Speaker 2: to try to unravel. But suffice to say, I do
Speaker 2: think that this Maga infighting and split of some kind.
Speaker 2: Certainly infighting is happening within that world and even within
Speaker 2: the administration, the presidential administration. I do think that there
Speaker 2: it's not just a nice, tight knit bunch of guys
Speaker 2: that are all integrants on everything. Thank god, I don't
Speaker 2: think it's working that way. There's a lot of different
Speaker 2: conflicts between these people in there. The Elon Musk's famous
Speaker 2: black eye was reportedly from a fistfight he got in
Speaker 2: with Scott Basan that came out. I forget who re
Speaker 2: blurred on that, but that's what I read that. So
Speaker 2: that's interesting. But I mean, that's I don't know want
Speaker 2: toy even go there. I think what is important to
Speaker 2: realize is the strong man himself. He has gotten himself
Speaker 2: into a situation here where he has to make a
Speaker 2: hard answer. He does either have to that Israel or
Speaker 2: has to say hands off, non We're not doing anything.
Speaker 2: And that's difficult because of his specific conflicts. Now, he's
Speaker 2: a guy that has gone into the position that he
Speaker 2: is currently in by being able to have things both ways.
Speaker 2: So many times he can just like say whatever he
Speaker 2: wants at any given time, and he can blow in
Speaker 2: the wind. He knows what the people, the crowd, he
Speaker 2: knows what they want to hear, so he tells them
Speaker 2: that he did that with his presidential debating all the
Speaker 2: way back in twenty sixteen. He said the things that
Speaker 2: people he knew that people wanted to hear, and he
Speaker 2: put out the lines, he talked the smack that he
Speaker 2: needed to his political opponents to get himself into place.
Speaker 2: So he's very good at doing that. But it's always
Speaker 2: backward and forward with this guy. You never know what
Speaker 2: he's going to say next. You don't know what he
Speaker 2: believes because he didn't really believe anything, and that's worked
Speaker 2: for him very well. And this sort of like Schitzo
Speaker 2: nature of he and his bass where they just go
Speaker 2: along with like the most insane stuff. This has gone
Speaker 2: on and on for so long now, and it's kind
Speaker 2: of strange that finally, at least it seems like this
Speaker 2: is catching up and like, no, this is this is
Speaker 2: too far. This is where it all stops. You need
Speaker 2: to have a hard line here. There's lots of different
Speaker 2: reasons for that, I believe. But back to strong Man
Speaker 2: himself and his interests, we know that he's big buddies
Speaker 2: with the even stronger man, the head of the Russian
Speaker 2: Federation himself, mister Brutin. He idolizes that guy clearly. He
Speaker 2: went into the this is our American leader went into
Speaker 2: the G seven just recently with his guns a bozen,
Speaker 2: saying the same old line that he uses all over
Speaker 2: and over. It's like, you know, we really, you guys
Speaker 2: really made a mistake kicking Pudin out here. What are
Speaker 2: you thinking? It was like, that was a great disrespect.
Speaker 2: We need to bring him back. Where do you think
Speaker 2: is gonna happen? So when he went to G seven
Speaker 2: he was pulling that line surprise, surprise, and then he
Speaker 2: ended up having to leave early because of this whole
Speaker 2: Israel Iran situation, Like, oh sorry, where I go. We
Speaker 2: had a great time. We really got a lot done
Speaker 2: here in Gee. I hope you remember what I said
Speaker 2: about bringing Pudin back. But okay, I'll se yeah, I
Speaker 2: gotta go deal with business. So what I'm saying here
Speaker 2: is that if I think we all understand Trump has
Speaker 2: a relationship with Moscow, right, it should be obvious that
Speaker 2: that's the case. And so with this Israel Iran thing.
Speaker 2: Iran is the strategic partner to Russia. They have a
Speaker 2: strategic partnership, as they do with China too. But let's
Speaker 2: not get too complicated here. Let's just focus on Russia
Speaker 2: in Iran. Iran did has helped Russia with some of
Speaker 2: their war with Ukraine. Now I'm sure that Iran would
Speaker 2: like the father return from Russia, but again that's beside
Speaker 2: the point strategic partnership Iran in Russia. Right, So you
Speaker 2: would think that Trump would do the thing where he says,
Speaker 2: you know what, sorry, Israel, hands off, can't do it,
Speaker 2: And of course he wouldn't tell you why. He wants
Speaker 2: to leave everybody guessing, but the obvious would be true.
Speaker 2: It's like, yeah, the connection to Russia and Russia to Iran.
Speaker 2: So yet Trump isn't going to want to do that. However,
Speaker 2: Trump does not appear to be going that way. He
Speaker 2: has stated the line about the Iranian nukes and how
Speaker 2: they are an issue and we have to that's a
Speaker 2: real problem and hinting that he will support Israel, which
Speaker 2: is interesting. But I think what this is pointing out
Speaker 2: is the conflicting interests that are really in control of
Speaker 2: this guy and the whole regime in the White House.
Speaker 2: Now you've got a mixed bag of people in there. Now,
Speaker 2: strong Man got some heat from his megabase and you know, notably,
Speaker 2: most prominently possibly from everybody's favorite media personnelity Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson was quick to say, how damn you?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: What over the lawn? This is a complete outrage, And
Speaker 2: he had this thing with Ted Cruz and Carlson just
Speaker 2: made his uh point glaringly obvious. And Carlson too, is
Speaker 2: a guy that is well, let's let's face it. He's
Speaker 2: in the pocket a Moscow. He did that, Remember that
Speaker 2: puff piece, that just blatant pr piece he did. Where
Speaker 2: he's he goes, He's like, I'm on the streets of Moscown.
Speaker 2: They're the cleanest thing I've ever seen. Look at these subways,
Speaker 2: they're studied in diamonds. Everything's so clean. There's no homeless
Speaker 2: people here. Gosh, this is a paradise. Why can't America
Speaker 2: be more like this? Now? If you look at that,
Speaker 2: and you don't understand that as just obvious pr coming
Speaker 2: from Russia aimed at an American MAGA audience, then I
Speaker 2: don't know what to tell you. So I think it's
Speaker 2: fairly obvious to see what Carlson is all about, and
Speaker 2: we can see why he's doing what he's doing, right, so,
Speaker 2: and he very much represents the mega for the megabase.
Speaker 2: It's uh, that side of the mega base, which is
Speaker 2: obviously propagandized by the foreign nation of Russia. That's been
Speaker 2: going on for a long time. That's just how it is.
Speaker 2: There's tons of propaganda online coming from Russia aimed at you,
Speaker 2: the political American conservative and that's just a fact. So
Speaker 2: that's part of the MAGA world. It's not the only part, though.
Speaker 2: We also have Telsea Gabbard, who Trump had a little
Speaker 2: quarrel with her this week, and she also said, uh
Speaker 2: are intelligence said no, Aron's not a threat, no problem there.
Speaker 2: And she's another person that is likely has some Russian connections, right,
Speaker 2: we can't say definitely, but it sure seems likely. But
Speaker 2: her and Trump aren't seem to be working that out
Speaker 2: at present. And we'll just see where all this goes, Right,
Speaker 2: because of course, with American foreign policy and with Israel.
Speaker 2: It's such a time tested and entrenched establishment norm that
Speaker 2: the US and Israel they're partners. And yes, this does
Speaker 2: go back to the time of the Neo Kones two,
Speaker 2: because we can't look at the current Maga Trump America
Speaker 2: First regime without understanding that it absolutely is built on
Speaker 2: the foundation that the neocons and the George W. Bush
Speaker 2: administration set up at the turn of the millennium. No less,
Speaker 2: what did we get back then? We got the War
Speaker 2: on Terror, and we got the Iraq War, the second
Speaker 2: iteration of it, we went into Afghanistan, all the problems
Speaker 2: in the Middle East that now in hindsight are so
Speaker 2: obviously a folly right, and some of those that were
Speaker 2: even profiting profiting to a ridiculous degree under the Neokon regime,
Speaker 2: or even they are calling into question and criticizing that
Speaker 2: Eric Prince, for instance Blackwater. He's a guy that's had
Speaker 2: a real change of heart. But be that as it may,
Speaker 2: it is worth remembering that it was the War on
Speaker 2: Teor that got us to where we are in so
Speaker 2: many ways, certainly just the foreign policy of American Empire
Speaker 2: and the idea that we are able to continue being
Speaker 2: the pre eminent force in what was you know, our world.
Speaker 2: It was a unipolar moment, as some have called it,
Speaker 2: but that has now faded. I think that reality is
Speaker 2: honestly is but making some of those nuts change their
Speaker 2: opinion that and they know where the money is going now.
Speaker 2: But anyway, we have that. But very interestingly, the warrant
Speaker 2: terror gave us what a modern surveillance state. All of
Speaker 2: the legislation that was passed during the Bush era, the
Speaker 2: Patriot Act, all of the strippings of civil liberties enabling
Speaker 2: the surveillance of the American population that was born under
Speaker 2: the neocons, and so much of that, the Total Information
Speaker 2: Awareness project. All of that has everything to do with
Speaker 2: the current mega regime because who is behind it, Who
Speaker 2: is behind this mega force To a great extent, it's
Speaker 2: the tech companies that built the infrastructure for this total
Speaker 2: information awareness surveillance state that we are now in, which
Speaker 2: has been enabled, which was enabled in a legislative sense
Speaker 2: by the neocon err era. It was put into place,
Speaker 2: it was late, the legal framework was put in place
Speaker 2: by the neocons. Talenteer rose to prominence because of that.
Speaker 2: It got huge at the time of George W. Bush,
Speaker 2: because of the total information awareness, the Patriot Act, the
Speaker 2: creation of the surveillance state, It's like, yes, we will
Speaker 2: be the surveillance state. Sounds good now. It remains an
Speaker 2: open question as to whether Parenteer, which was definitely a
Speaker 2: creation of the establishment and of yes, the American government,
Speaker 2: is a prime example of public private partnership in the
Speaker 2: darkest realms of the establishment having to do with intelligence gathering.
Speaker 2: It remains an open question as to whether Parenteer has
Speaker 2: gone a bit rogue and is now trying to completely
Speaker 2: take over not just Palenteer, but the whole of the
Speaker 2: Silicon Valley, big tech private apparatus, the tech world. Are
Speaker 2: they have they risen up and taken advantage of the
Speaker 2: situation that was put into place or was it always
Speaker 2: meant to be this? I don't quite have the answer
Speaker 2: for that, but I do know that the big tech
Speaker 2: surveillance state, new military industrial complex has everything to do
Speaker 2: with putting this regime, this current regime into place. And
Speaker 2: so back to Iran. In Israel, it would make sense
Speaker 2: that the special interest of the big tech surveillance, new military,
Speaker 2: new military industrial complex side of this would be pushing
Speaker 2: for the backing of Israel. Volunteer has huge Polunteer is
Speaker 2: a strategic partner with Israel. Did you did you know
Speaker 2: that they're making a lot of money selling their products
Speaker 2: to the State of Israel. And so I had an
Speaker 2: article here that was interesting. It looks like I might
Speaker 2: have lost it. Don trying to If it doesn't pop up,
Speaker 2: I will paraphrase the thing. Basically, what this article says
Speaker 2: is that pound Teer's stock price has been soaring and
Speaker 2: the reason Israel around conflict has hilted. And yes, they
Speaker 2: have all sorts of contracts with Israel. Pound here and
Speaker 2: so you know, mister strongman himself, if he's having some doubts,
Speaker 2: if he's having some conternal conflict as to which way
Speaker 2: he's supposed to go here, it would make sense that
Speaker 2: he's being pulled in several different directions by different benefactors
Speaker 2: of his because he's got more than one. And this
Speaker 2: points out the reality of the situation we're all in.
Speaker 2: I believe is that you cannot look at one given angle,
Speaker 2: you can't say, you can't even say, look, Trump is
Speaker 2: a Pruden's puppet. That's the end of the story. I mean,
Speaker 2: yes he is, but he's also the puppet of big tech,
Speaker 2: and there are conflicts within these different groups, and the
Speaker 2: geopolitical stage is something where all these conflicts come to
Speaker 2: a head. And I don't think it's something that mister
Speaker 2: Trump is well suited for. Honestly, as I was saying before,
Speaker 2: he's done very well for himself being able to have
Speaker 2: everything both ways. That's one of his only talents is
Speaker 2: he's somehow able to just keep saying different things in
Speaker 2: the spur of the moment, over and over again, and
Speaker 2: nobody ever calls them out on it. It appears as
Speaker 2: though maybe that's catching up with him now. That remains
Speaker 2: to be seen. I don't know how we've gotten this far,
Speaker 2: but we have, and so it's really hard to say,
Speaker 2: but I can't help but think that Orange Jesus has
Speaker 2: fallen out of favor when Tucker Carlson is coming after him.
Speaker 2: That's pretty wild, although you have to take that with
Speaker 2: a grain of salt, because these guys, these media figures, Carson,
Speaker 2: Alex Jones, they do this little act from time to
Speaker 2: time where they get all up at him. We're like,
Speaker 2: oh Trump, I'm done with him. Jones has done this
Speaker 2: like a thousand times at least he's like, I'm done
Speaker 2: with Trump. This is and he gives you like some
Speaker 2: dumb reason that he's mad at Trump, and then tomorrow
Speaker 2: you listen to Showy loves him again. So that may
Speaker 2: be the case with Carlson and Jones and the whole
Speaker 2: Maga crowd. They might just be getting all up in
Speaker 2: arms and all upset and they get a little cranky.
Speaker 2: But just give him a week and they'll be saying
Speaker 2: the opposite thing, just like everybody always does, and no
Speaker 2: even remember this even happened. So that's a distinct possibility,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, But just this ongoing weirdness within
Speaker 2: the Maga world which does seem to be planning to
Speaker 2: I just I just feel like Trump is a guy
Speaker 2: that I think that the actual powers it be would
Speaker 2: like to dump him. Honestly, dump Trump. I'm not talking
Speaker 2: about the lib tards or Trump derangement syndrome. I'm talking
Speaker 2: about the actual guys in control of him that put
Speaker 2: him into place and really uppulling the strings of things.
Speaker 2: I don't I just always felt like they would prefer
Speaker 2: to have their guy jd Vance in there, and so
Speaker 2: anything that would allow that to happen would be a
Speaker 2: good thing for them. I can't shake that thoughts as
Speaker 2: as a real possibility. It's like, Okay, they want to
Speaker 2: get rid of mister Strongman and put in their their Pinocchio,
Speaker 2: the beloved little Pinocchio puppet man JD. Vance, who is
Speaker 2: not a real boy and he never will be. That's
Speaker 2: the difference between him and Pinocchio. He is a program
Speaker 2: him to say what you want, and he will say it.
Speaker 2: He will do as he will follow directives. He is
Speaker 2: the perfect robot, mister Vance, and so I know they
Speaker 2: would love to have him in there. It's a question
Speaker 2: as to whether, you know, the American people would accept it,
Speaker 2: and blah blah blah blah blah blah. But I could
Speaker 2: see a situation where it would work. I've outlined the
Speaker 2: idea that there could be some technological disaster that strikes
Speaker 2: and then who comes in to save us, well, our
Speaker 2: technological saviors. Of course, they would create some sort of
Speaker 2: defense against the new techno terrorists, and they would save
Speaker 2: our nation from total annihilation. And we'd have to do
Speaker 2: everything that they said. And you know, if that happens
Speaker 2: to be putting JD. Vance into power, they'll find a
Speaker 2: way to sell that to us. So I don't know
Speaker 2: all sorts of weird stuff going on. I'm it's it's
Speaker 2: hard to say. It's hard to say, but I do.
Speaker 2: It cannot be stressed enough that you can't just look
Speaker 2: at this from one angle. And I think that times
Speaker 2: like these really show us that It's like, look, Trump
Speaker 2: is being pulled in a lot of different directions, and
Speaker 2: this is something that is going to require a hard answer.
Speaker 2: The US is going to have to come up with
Speaker 2: an answer to this Israel and a Roan situation, and
Speaker 2: it's going to have very serious re percussions. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's it's it's crazy, it's this, This is like the
Speaker 2: center of so many different things. There's so many different
Speaker 2: geopolitical goings on here that it can't be downplayed, really,
Speaker 2: And so it's yeah, I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 2: what the MAGA infighting is. I really don't. But it
Speaker 2: also hardly even matters, really, but it does in that
Speaker 2: we have been gotten. We have gotten to this point
Speaker 2: through so many deceptions, so much nonsense, so much online
Speaker 2: garbage propaganda cloaked as something else, coming at is from
Speaker 2: so many different angles that it's hard for the average
Speaker 2: person to make sense of this, to be sure. So
Speaker 2: we'll see. But yeah, that was that is the big
Speaker 2: thing I wanted to talk about. I'm not even an
Speaker 2: expert when it comes to geopolitical stuff either, but where
Speaker 2: my expertise lies, I believe, is just being involved in
Speaker 2: this weird, alternative and yes, conspiracy world for so long
Speaker 2: that I've seen the different I've seen what gains traction,
Speaker 2: I've seen the direction things have gone. I've seen the
Speaker 2: major political forces that have come in and exploited this
Speaker 2: whole scene. And you better believe that the current regime
Speaker 2: has done that. And so many of the actual powers
Speaker 2: behind the throne have used what I guess you could
Speaker 2: describe as our ideas against us. They've weaponized it against us.
Speaker 2: And you cannot for a second take anything for granted
Speaker 2: with this analysis. I mean, the fact that Tucker Carlson
Speaker 2: anybody believes him at all, is just mind blowing to me,
Speaker 2: mind blowing. Go back to the Neo Khon era. What
Speaker 2: was that saying back then? He's another just Fox News
Speaker 2: cheerleader of the whole war on Terror scenario, and he
Speaker 2: absolutely nine to eleven truth. I mean, he was you know,
Speaker 2: he was programmed to shoot that down at all costs
Speaker 2: and just tell the neocon line, which he did, and
Speaker 2: then given time over time, he started shifting as the
Speaker 2: wind began to change directions around twenty sixteen and the
Speaker 2: Republican Party had a new identity. None of this has
Speaker 2: been organic, None of this has been grassroots. The entire
Speaker 2: thing has been the exploitation of these countercultural ideas to
Speaker 2: put something in place that sells itself as alternative, as
Speaker 2: a new rebirth for America and the American people right,
Speaker 2: and as a way to break free from the shackles
Speaker 2: of what the neocons did. Meanwhile, it's just the complete
Speaker 2: consummation of the surveillance state set up during the Newolkon era.
Speaker 2: If you don't see that, the digital infrastructure of that
Speaker 2: surveillance state is what was weaponized and used as a
Speaker 2: means to put this whole thing into power. I don't
Speaker 2: know what to tell you. And the evidence of that
Speaker 2: is everywhere from the top to the bottom. We can
Speaker 2: go to like the dumbest corners of pop culture and comedy,
Speaker 2: the world of comedy. I've pointed this out a little
Speaker 2: bit on the shell, but you could go on and
Speaker 2: on just analyzing the dark influence of countercultural conspiracy culture ideas,
Speaker 2: the way that that has permeated into the comedy online
Speaker 2: comedy world, and how that the worst, the worst comedians
Speaker 2: online have come to prominence not because of their comic chops,
Speaker 2: but more so because of their political leanings. And they
Speaker 2: use the stupid gimmick of well, I'm political correctness is stupid,
Speaker 2: so I'm just gonna say anything I want because I'm
Speaker 2: a comedian. That's what real comedy is. Comedy is supposed
Speaker 2: to be uh, confrontational, and anybody who can't take it,
Speaker 2: they're just a recarded lib and that really idiotic point
Speaker 2: of view. It's fascinating to see because that has been
Speaker 2: used to not only sell us shitty comedy, but it's
Speaker 2: been used to push political agendas. These guys like Rogan
Speaker 2: and these numb skulls like it's like kill Tony Guy,
Speaker 2: Tony Hinchcliff or whatever. These guys have been canonized online
Speaker 2: and they're like at the peak of the podcast world
Speaker 2: and all this. These guys somehow have made it there
Speaker 2: defining all odds or reason whatsoever, because they're not even funny,
Speaker 2: they're not even good. But what they are good at
Speaker 2: is daring to be libertarian or right wing or whatever
Speaker 2: we want to call it. This confrontational style of political
Speaker 2: commentary infused with lame comedy, which what that's the way
Speaker 2: strongly on himself put himself into place. He made the
Speaker 2: presidential debate stage a roast stage. So, once again, if
Speaker 2: we're talking about online media and its power, yes, all
Speaker 2: of this ridiculous stupid stuff has helped put into place
Speaker 2: the current ruling regime in our country. It has done that.
Speaker 2: It hasn't solely done that, but it's been a big
Speaker 2: part of it. And what is it? This is lowest
Speaker 2: common denominator once again, which rules the online digital space.
Speaker 2: Lowest common denominator is always on top. This continues to
Speaker 2: be true. And until such a time that's not. We're
Speaker 2: not gonna get ourselves, We're not gonna extricate ourselves from this.
Speaker 2: How we go about doing that? I have no damn clue.
Speaker 2: Good luck, It's gonna take a miracle, it seems. But
Speaker 2: can we not just call things for what they are?
Speaker 2: To me? This should? This all seems obvious at this point,
Speaker 2: And yes, it takes being a heretic and saying just
Speaker 2: simple facts a matter that Yes, Russian propaganda is everywhere
Speaker 2: online and it absolutely has targeted the right wing alternative
Speaker 2: media space. It has done that, It has been successful,
Speaker 2: it has It is an influence on Donald Trump, clearly.
Speaker 2: Now once again, is it the only influence on the
Speaker 2: alternative media or on Donald Trump. No, it's not the
Speaker 2: only influence. But is it a huge one? Yes? Does
Speaker 2: that have geopolitical ramifications to it. Yes, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of different questions that pop up in any different given
Speaker 2: scenario and any subtleties, which if we're talking geopolitical, it's
Speaker 2: going to be subtle. There's going to be shifting allegiances.
Speaker 2: By the nature of things, there's always shifting allegiances, and
Speaker 2: people are going to change your mind and going to
Speaker 2: start siding with somebody else, like oh, well they were
Speaker 2: a friend today, their enemy tomorrow. That's why things go
Speaker 2: in those spaces, And so just trying to go with
Speaker 2: some sort of one size fits all, like, well, we
Speaker 2: know that the Russia Gate scam was total bs, and
Speaker 2: so any talk of Russia being involved in anything is
Speaker 2: always wrong. That is the just go to mindset that
Speaker 2: has been programmed into us by all this stupid online
Speaker 2: supposed countercultural media gets us to think in templates, It
Speaker 2: gets us to think. It sets up certain rules for us.
Speaker 2: We make these different rules, like I am not allowed
Speaker 2: to criticize this in this sort of way because and
Speaker 2: fill in the blank, this has been disproven, so I
Speaker 2: cannot do this. So really, so much of this crap
Speaker 2: has been put out to gatekeep everything just little weird
Speaker 2: details that we're not allowed to look in different directions.
Speaker 2: That's got to stop, because this is getting This is
Speaker 2: not getting any less complicated, and the amount of propaganda
Speaker 2: from the different locations is not getting any less either.
Speaker 2: So I like to understand there's all sorts of insanity
Speaker 2: flying our way. At the same time, we see the
Speaker 2: same old, tired ideas regurgitated over and over again, like
Speaker 2: weird fringe websites from the early days of the Internet.
Speaker 2: The same ideas from laws are making their way onto
Speaker 2: TikTok videos now, and people that are on TikTok, a
Speaker 2: lot of them are seeing it for the first time
Speaker 2: and hearing these like wordo new age or rule UFO
Speaker 2: ideas like it's some brand new concept. They've been talking
Speaker 2: about these same things for decades on end. It's the
Speaker 2: same old stuff. It's the same terminology, it's the same concepts.
Speaker 2: You might say it's the same disinfo wrapped up in
Speaker 2: a presumably different package, but it's that's hardly even changed. Really,
Speaker 2: it's just the technological capacity. The videos that you're able
Speaker 2: to share online are way better than they were in
Speaker 2: the year two thousand. Come a long way in a
Speaker 2: technical sense, there's no doubt about that. It's really it
Speaker 2: never sees amaze me how good cameras are now, cameras
Speaker 2: and microphones and the high resolution of video and media
Speaker 2: that's possible online. It's pretty wild. But the question remains,
Speaker 2: are we enlightened yet? Are we all super geniuses from
Speaker 2: consuming the highest grade intellectual materials to be found throughout
Speaker 2: the world, which are freely available, and they are, they're
Speaker 2: there for us that we choose to read them. Nobody
Speaker 2: is going to choose that, because there's so many other
Speaker 2: choices to make that most people will make of intellectual pursuits.
Speaker 2: That's a little bit boring, that kind of thing. So
Speaker 2: we're not going to do that. That would be a mistake.
Speaker 2: We're not built for that. But we are going to
Speaker 2: weigh in on politics as I am now, probably foolishly
Speaker 2: and claim that we have all the answers, and so
Speaker 2: if I have claimed to have all the answers, I
Speaker 2: apologize right now because I don't. I'm trying. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to understand this web of deceit. It's difficult, very difficult.
Speaker 2: I'm waiting through this just like the rest of you.
Speaker 2: But I do know that it would be wrong to
Speaker 2: jump to conclusions. And I'm trying to make predictions like
Speaker 2: Vance is going to be placed in there by the establishment,
Speaker 2: but I predictions are difficult, and I really don't know
Speaker 2: what's going to happen even tomorrow. I'm dealing with this
Speaker 2: mess just like everybody else. I'm trying to live a
Speaker 2: normal life than none of us are allowed to have anymore.
Speaker 2: There is no such thing. Things are changing so fast.
Speaker 2: But we do know that technology moves forward and that yes,
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence isn't going away. That's part of this whole
Speaker 2: thing as well. Exactly what that means for the future.
Speaker 2: That's something that's putting itself putting itself out. I mean,
Speaker 2: we do all have an active role in figuring what's
Speaker 2: thing out. We do, so we have to do that
Speaker 2: because it seems like we are headed toward a point
Speaker 2: where the obsolete man is a reality. Everybody's on board
Speaker 2: with that now, if you haven't noticed, I was saying
Speaker 2: this over a decade ago, saying like, you know, as
Speaker 2: come in and there's going to be a lot of
Speaker 2: automation of jobs and the economy is not going to
Speaker 2: be the same. I was saying insane things like that
Speaker 2: quite a while ago. Now everybody says that because we're
Speaker 2: in the midst of it a happening, So now it
Speaker 2: just seems obvious to everybody. Back when I said it
Speaker 2: sounded like a crazy idea. So I'm patting myself on
Speaker 2: the back here for that. Where does that scenario end up?
Speaker 2: Difficult to say, However, I think we can make some
Speaker 2: educated guesses as to the direction things are headed. I
Speaker 2: think we are being shepherded into a digital world. Literally,
Speaker 2: perhaps not the matrix exactly as imagined in the film,
Speaker 2: much to the dismay of the red pilled alternative folks,
Speaker 2: because that seems to be what they want, ironically, but
Speaker 2: certainly a virtual space that we can spend most, if
Speaker 2: not all, of our time in. That appears to be
Speaker 2: the world that is being constructed at present. Now, who
Speaker 2: will be the benefactors of that. Who will own the
Speaker 2: virtual space, who will own the real estate, who will
Speaker 2: own and operate the programs running this thing, who will
Speaker 2: own and operate the data centers, Who will remain in
Speaker 2: the real, objective, material world while everybody else is sent
Speaker 2: into a virtual ethereal space to spend their days and
Speaker 2: their time, and we have a good time at it
Speaker 2: and be able to do so many great things. Lewis commenting,
Speaker 2: nomad excise me married to Forli in so many different ways.
Speaker 2: So I don't see that not happening, honestly, And it's horrifying.
Speaker 2: It really is that transhumorist future which still is that
Speaker 2: that's starting to make waves. Everybody's all of a sudden
Speaker 2: warning about that now that it's too late, and they're
Speaker 2: doing it in the dumbest way as possible, of course,
Speaker 2: because that's all they know. They don't get to where
Speaker 2: they are today by saying anything smart. They got there
Speaker 2: by being shut jocks and terrifying the public into listening
Speaker 2: to them. So keep listening to them, Keep listening to
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson because he's such a man of integrity, Keep
Speaker 2: on checking the feeds at X and see if what
Speaker 2: Alex Jones has to say for the day, whether we're
Speaker 2: supposed to be loving Donald Trump or hating him, they
Speaker 2: will give you the answers because they do have to
Speaker 2: maintain the appearance. They have to keep up that appearance
Speaker 2: that they're rolling against some establishment that they're going to
Speaker 2: dethrone tomorrow. They are the benefactors of the establishment. But
Speaker 2: you know, I don't tell anybody that, because that's that
Speaker 2: would ruin their act. They're always against the deep state,
Speaker 2: They're always against the establishment. They're always fighting it. They're
Speaker 2: always seventeen seventy six ing their way to into your
Speaker 2: heart then to the top. It's time to stop believing
Speaker 2: that sort of thing. It's time to not have faith
Speaker 2: in that. It's time to try to see what's what.
Speaker 2: And it's not getting any easier as time goes on.
Speaker 2: But we have to do it anyway because we don't
Speaker 2: have the choice. We're in the age of transitions, and
Speaker 2: I was very one thing that does reassure me is
Speaker 2: that our body Nuke Gingridge came out this week and
Speaker 2: thank God he continues to support strong Man and say
Speaker 2: about how wise he is and how he undoubtedly will
Speaker 2: back Israel in this trying time, which is obviously it's
Speaker 2: the right way to go. So strong Man's greatest champion,
Speaker 2: Nuke Gingridge, it's still going. He was there from day one,
Speaker 2: he's there right now. He will always be right there
Speaker 2: by the side. So we have that going for us.
Speaker 2: And perhaps we shouldn't be looking to Tucker Carlson, who's
Speaker 2: we need so many different changes, and then we should
Speaker 2: look to that anchor of conservative thought, New Ginkridge, to
Speaker 2: guide the way forward. So there we go, So listen
Speaker 2: to him. He'll give you all the answers. He knows
Speaker 2: about the Age of Transitions. He wrote about it. He
Speaker 2: told us what it was, he defined it. He's a
Speaker 2: smart man, such a wise man. But anyway, this is
Speaker 2: the age of transitions. We're having a good time in
Speaker 2: spite of the insanity. We love this. We won't have
Speaker 2: it any other way. We like being lied to, We
Speaker 2: like people saying insane stuff. We like shock shocking material.
Speaker 2: We like controversy. We like seeing people being humiliated and
Speaker 2: careers ruined, and we like to see conflict on the
Speaker 2: geopolitical stage. We like to see explosions and violence, all
Speaker 2: that wonderful stuff. So we love it. It's going to keep
Speaker 2: captivating us. And we have very strong opinions on it,
Speaker 2: but we have to maintain an eye onto where those
Speaker 2: opinions have come from. Into the best of our ability,
Speaker 2: we'll see what we can do about that. And yes,
Speaker 2: I hope that you've enjoyed this show. I've been doing
Speaker 2: a lot of solo shows. I am working on getting
Speaker 2: guests on the Age of Transitions, and I've got a few.
Speaker 2: As I said, I have one lined up for next week.
Speaker 2: I won't say specifically who it is, and you know,
Speaker 2: you never know that somebody might not be able to
Speaker 2: make it, so I won't say that they will definitely
Speaker 2: be here, but I do have some on schedule. I'm
Speaker 2: excited about that we have more guests. Frankly, it can
Speaker 2: be hard to know who ever want to talk through
Speaker 2: these days because of the absolute insanity out there. However,
Speaker 2: I believe it is wise to go into different directions,
Speaker 2: as we can see that the space from which this
Speaker 2: show is built out of the well has been poisoned
Speaker 2: for a long time, and the poison is killing so many.
Speaker 2: Going in different directions seems to be the correct idea. However,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to lose sight on the importance of
Speaker 2: this because I know what it's done, and so many
Speaker 2: people don't want to give credit where credit is due
Speaker 2: and state the obvious fact of the matter that the
Speaker 2: Weird Conspiracy alternative space has put into place. The current
Speaker 2: ruling regime in America has been put into place by
Speaker 2: cynically exploiting that and using it as a tool of
Speaker 2: public relations and propaganda. It continues to be but lots
Speaker 2: of things are falling apart for so many different reasons now,
Speaker 2: so I believe that we need to keep an eye
Speaker 2: on this and try to try to make it makes sense.
Speaker 2: That's the hard part, but we're gonna do our best
Speaker 2: of that. So continue listening to the show. If anybody
Speaker 2: has a guest idea, and don't hesitate to send any
Speaker 2: ideas on guests, I'm open to suggestions and see what
Speaker 2: we can do with things. Thank you everybody for your
Speaker 2: support against Scott. Really appreciate the donation everybody ever had Patreon.
Speaker 2: You're helping out anybody who's ever bought a book. And
Speaker 2: I'm going to try to continue making this media. I
Speaker 2: will make projects as I can and we're as I'm
Speaker 2: able to time allowing and things like that, so I'm
Speaker 2: not going anywhere, because the compulsion is still there. For
Speaker 2: some reason, this still seems important to me. I keep
Speaker 2: going with this. Sorry everybody. This is the age of transitions,
Speaker 2: The Age of transitions dot Com, my website. Uh, stay
Speaker 2: tuned on Bohli radio. Keep shut.
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Speaker 2: wasn't my doing, by the way.
Speaker 8: You know, you guys are the only ones that I
Speaker 8: get to complaint about.
Speaker 2: How come moves now? Uncle? How come more's no roar
Speaker 2: and show? How come?
Speaker 8: I'm like a never used to happen with anybody else.
Speaker 8: Everybody else would be like, I guess they're off today.
Speaker 2: You know you guys though, they're like, I'm coming on, well,
Speaker 2: not what happened this thing? I don't do anything. It
Speaker 2: seems like we wouldn't have a life outside of this.
Speaker 2: I understand that, okay, but we actually do somehow we
Speaker 2: pull that off. But for some reason.
Speaker 8: It's always like, Chuck, what did you do?
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, yeah, yeah, you did it, as like
Speaker 2: as it's your fault. Shock, I'm not happy about that. Thanks.
Speaker 7: You know what it is telling you something to Chuck,
Speaker 7: it's telling you a lot of people are listening to me.
Speaker 2: Oh I know that, and and and it's overloading the broadcast. People.
Speaker 8: Look, they look forward to the Uncle Show because like
Speaker 8: it's a long week of depressing crap and everything else.
Speaker 2: So okay, we want to have fun with the Uncle Show.
Speaker 2: I know it. Matter of fact, I'm gonna go look
Speaker 2: at the phones.
Speaker 8: I guarantee you somebody's gonna want to call and talk
Speaker 8: to you about baseball tonight.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. It is Eddie. Eddie's going
Speaker 2: to who I know who it is before you can
Speaker 2: say it, No, it wasn't Eddie.
Speaker 8: It was somebody else talking to me about baseball on
Speaker 8: my show, and they.
Speaker 2: Wanted to talk to you guys. So you know, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: but they were talking to me about it.
Speaker 8: They interesting, Okay, so you know, heads up if they
Speaker 8: want to talk to you about Pete Rose, all right, yeah,
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Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, I was thinking about that, Aaron, if
Speaker 8: you wanted to, I have a way to do it,
Speaker 8: but would use that other thing.
Speaker 2: Remember that I show all your time about the jitsy
Speaker 2: is it? Yeah, because all you got to do then
Speaker 2: is give them a link. Yes, I think that's gonna
Speaker 2: probably be. I liked Jitsy Chuck because what it allowed
Speaker 2: me to do was when somebody goes into the Jitsy
Speaker 2: meeting space and if they're using audio and video, I
Speaker 2: can actually pull their video and show that on the stream. Right,
Speaker 2: I'm able to do that. So either that or there's
Speaker 2: that other thing that Pierces telling me about video ninja.
Speaker 2: It does the same thing. It was built to work
Speaker 2: directly with obos, which I use. But either one works. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I didn't try the video ninja yet, but but jiu
Speaker 8: jitsu does. It allows a lot of things in screen
Speaker 8: sharing and everything else. And I think if I had
Speaker 8: the meeting, I think I can control who comes in
Speaker 8: and talks and everything too, which is helpful.
Speaker 2: Okay, cool, Yeah, and we are. We're going out live
Speaker 2: now on all sorts of different channels. We're going out
Speaker 2: on our YouTube where we're going out on the twitch x.
Speaker 2: I believe we're going out on Uncle's TikTok, which I'm
Speaker 2: trying to understand what's happening right that he's he's having
Speaker 2: practice on my tic tech, but he's getting the hang
Speaker 2: of it some way. Yeah. So if anybody's watching this
Speaker 2: on TikTok, I can't kill a.
Speaker 7: Tack TikTok now, TikTok tac to tack. I'm confuted that
Speaker 7: meme it's the last you may mind, get confused.
Speaker 2: That's one of us. It's something. Whatever it is, we're
Speaker 2: on it. They should be streaming it. This is a
Speaker 2: test we have not streamed on TikTok with the actual show.
Speaker 2: And so I just want to warn anybody if you're
Speaker 2: on TikTok, we're not going to be able to see
Speaker 2: you com I'm trying to pull up this thing that
Speaker 2: tells me it's the live chat. So I'm gonna actually
Speaker 2: I'm gonna drop to comment there. Welcome to the Uncle
Speaker 2: tick tech crackly Okay, So I stopped that there.
Speaker 8: So TikTok doesn't show you viewers even Ah, that's weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah it does, it does. But this is also confusing
Speaker 2: because what I don't have. We've been doing lives on
Speaker 2: Uncle's TikTok, right, Uncle, We've been doing a few, right,
Speaker 2: a few of them. And what we typically do is
Speaker 2: we just break out uncle's cell phone and we use
Speaker 2: the phone and we go live, and I'm holding his phone.
Speaker 2: I'm the camera guy. I'm pointing at that Uncle, so
Speaker 2: I see the chat as we go. We're interacting with
Speaker 2: the chat. I'm not doing that now. I'm using my
Speaker 2: laptop and my strip, my obs, my restream, and I'm
Speaker 2: putting it out through that you're talking the street cream. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I don't have the phone, Yeah.
Speaker 8: Okay, but there should still be a loop back to
Speaker 8: you to tell you, like if you're, you know, streaming
Speaker 8: on YouTube, you can.
Speaker 2: See your viewers. Yeah. Well, the thing is, I did
Speaker 2: pull up this thing, the live center for TikTok, and
Speaker 2: it looks like I see that someone named Davio just joined. Okay,
Speaker 2: so I should be able to monitor the chat with this.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, my other restream thing is
Speaker 2: not telling me how many people are watching on TikTok.
Speaker 2: Your actually tells me I've got three people, and the
Speaker 2: other ones are telling me how many I've got, but
Speaker 2: that one doesn't. So it's all quite odd.
Speaker 8: And TikTok should get you plenty of randoms because that's
Speaker 8: what people do on there.
Speaker 2: They're constantly moving through there quickly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I like that because I say, oh, I
Speaker 7: pull it to my bloodcit to my show.
Speaker 2: So that way the people that haven't heard it from
Speaker 2: me and I just heard me go through it for
Speaker 2: that and go through that. And the other thing about
Speaker 2: TikTok I should mention before we get off with this
Speaker 2: uncle is that I think technically we're on like TikTok Gaming,
Speaker 2: so I put us under the retro gaming category. So
Speaker 2: what I'm going to do to make us relevant there
Speaker 2: is I have some gaming graphics which I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: to right now. There there's an old Nintendo game so
Speaker 2: on our live streamer. See look, we're TikTok gaming and
Speaker 2: I have these other What I'll do is I'll use
Speaker 2: all these graphics. I could literally start up our video
Speaker 2: game emulator and start playing on Nintendo games too. Here
Speaker 2: we go, this is video games. So there we go.
Speaker 2: This is we make we're being relevant. Okay, this is
Speaker 2: this is gaming. Well, this is the way to get
Speaker 2: through in a way. Because we go through that, we're
Speaker 2: hacking the system. Uncle.
Speaker 8: You know, my streamer gave me a weird function just
Speaker 8: this week, by the way, which now tells me a
Speaker 8: weird thing, which is like what their internet providers are
Speaker 8: that are on my stream.
Speaker 2: I've never seen this before. This is new. I've got
Speaker 2: a ready for this one. I got.
Speaker 8: We got a new Jersey listener on Comcast in New Jersey. Okay,
Speaker 8: I see that. I always shout out Jersey, and believe
Speaker 8: it or not, we have somebody on dial access.
Speaker 2: At and T, which is dial up dial up access.
Speaker 2: I had thought that didn't exist anymore. It does. Nice.
Speaker 2: Now how much does that course? I know nothing about
Speaker 2: it now. I hope very little. I hope so too,
Speaker 2: because that.
Speaker 8: Was like I haven't had that at that The last
Speaker 8: time I had dial up access was like two thousand.
Speaker 2: And one, I think, I mean like literally twenty four
Speaker 2: years ago I had that. I had red TV and
Speaker 2: you used to have to plug into a phone line.
Speaker 2: You know, your TV on the phone line. Seriously, anyway,
Speaker 2: somebody's on AT and T just so that's pretty exciting.
Speaker 2: I don't get into that. Well, I don't know what
Speaker 2: they're in, but there they are. And know these vintage
Speaker 2: gaming graphics I have, Uncle, sovent this. Do you think
Speaker 2: this will get the people on TikTok at me? See
Speaker 2: if anybody says, Sean the Prime, welcome, look at this
Speaker 2: gaming stream. We're playing Metroid and Ninja Gallan at the
Speaker 2: same time. Please chat let us know what you think
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 8: Also in Germany they're on Metakoff. By the way, I
Speaker 8: don't know what that is, but that's the company they're using,
Speaker 8: metro coalf.
Speaker 2: The the German platforms, Uncle, you love them, they lose.
Speaker 2: The Germans are true champions of the hl REGA network.
Speaker 2: Without Paul playing at twenty four to seven. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: that's pub. You're going pleasey at that pub though it's
Speaker 2: a wild for it. Yeah, the cooks for it. Looks
Speaker 2: like I'm in front of the graphics. I'm in front
Speaker 2: of these graphics. I have been making a point to
Speaker 2: add more and more graphics in it looks like Steve
Speaker 2: m Steve is there. If anybody's in TikTok or the comments.
Speaker 2: If I don't respond to you, I don't see it.
Speaker 2: This is all a test, so don't get mad at us.
Speaker 2: We're trying to figure this out. I'm trapping in random
Speaker 2: video game graphics and at any moment, Uncle, I could
Speaker 2: start playing a Nintendo game if you want me to. No,
Speaker 2: I have to have a talk. We have to talk
Speaker 2: to a guest people. You don't want me to get
Speaker 2: distracted with these old video games. Look at all I
Speaker 2: look at them and I get distracted. Don't get all
Speaker 2: these games I could play. There's somebody possible. You know
Speaker 2: it's the one do on sandur Day. Yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: I know. They're all of them the same.
Speaker 8: Nobody's called in so far three one nine, five, two seven,
Speaker 8: five zero one six, so we got open lines.
Speaker 2: I got about one hundred of them, so they're there. Yes,
Speaker 2: please do call us. That's our number. You can call
Speaker 2: in if anybody seeing this and encourage your viewers to
Speaker 2: share your live and invite more friends. Okay, what does
Speaker 2: it mean? Cut down on my face? But yeah, this
Speaker 2: is okay. Uncle is looking at the TikTok Live center,
Speaker 2: which I am too. That is, that's what the graphic
Speaker 2: of like, that's essentially like the thumbnail for this video.
Speaker 2: I guess like to TikTok, it says we've been live
Speaker 2: for fifteen and a half minutes, so I guess this
Speaker 2: is working. Anybody on TikTok you could call us with
Speaker 2: the actual phone with this phone number that you see now,
Speaker 2: or anybody out there, any regular callers we're like to
Speaker 2: talk to as well.
Speaker 8: And I don't I know that a bunch of people
Speaker 8: just jumped off of the ochlly stream to go to
Speaker 8: other platforms.
Speaker 2: So let us know what platforms you went to, cause
Speaker 2: I just watched you leave a bunch of you.
Speaker 8: What's like they all communicating with each other, but they're not.
Speaker 8: I don't think they are, but they all have the
Speaker 8: same idea at the same time. It's pretty funny.
Speaker 2: But hey, jose still with us on Comcast dot net.
Speaker 2: Thank you? Do you remember that the original home of
Speaker 2: Uncle the podcast is ochli dot com and we've got
Speaker 2: the Archlie chat, So yeah, how exciting that is? Creative accidents?
Speaker 2: I see, hello there, we've got it. We've got him
Speaker 2: over there. You've been, you've been. Well, we can what
Speaker 2: we the problem uncles. We can't speak directly to Creative Accidents.
Speaker 2: He is in the o'shelly dot com chat room. We
Speaker 2: so we can speak to people as a comment in
Speaker 2: these various chats and don't look like anybody I see
Speaker 2: Braxton ever on TikTok. So I'm going to call people
Speaker 2: out on TikTok that I see as much as I can.
Speaker 2: I know that this is under gaming. We're not playing
Speaker 2: a game right now, but look, let me pull up
Speaker 2: a gaming graphic. Look, this is this is from an
Speaker 2: eight big game. We're in space now, okay, so I
Speaker 2: work for We're playing a video game. This is This
Speaker 2: looks like a game, doesn't it. That's that looks old.
Speaker 2: It is from the eighties. Here's here's something that I
Speaker 2: don't know what game this would be from. It almost
Speaker 2: looks like the background from Mike Tyson's punch Out. Punch Out,
Speaker 2: that part where Doc Lewis is on the bicycle and
Speaker 2: you're running behind him. This looks like the background, but
Speaker 2: it's a different piece of art that I found online.
Speaker 2: And we're playing games. We'll get experimental air. Hey, Creative Accidents.
Speaker 8: Want you to know he did some street cream work
Speaker 8: in Utah recently left some business cards.
Speaker 2: Oh really creative accidents. Those are like that, crazy accidents. Yes,
Speaker 2: thank you. Whereabouts? I assume Salt Lake City, but might
Speaker 2: be it could be anywhere. He also says he likes
Speaker 2: the tic TACs. Okay, good. Oh so it's gonna be
Speaker 2: more of them. So, yes, thank you. Thank you everybody
Speaker 2: for following at uncle the podcast on TikTok with front
Speaker 2: of us. You look a look at it this way. Yes,
Speaker 2: what you drop fix okay, and you throw in TikTok
Speaker 2: so that man, you don't lose them. You lose one,
Speaker 2: but you gain one if you work of it that way.
Speaker 2: When you do these things. That's what we think of it.
Speaker 2: That's how you think about it. We're all I think
Speaker 2: we're on X right now. X has been kind of
Speaker 2: good to us. We've gotten the filmount of views through
Speaker 2: X before. Yeah.
Speaker 7: But if you're having the problem untiltaining well lately, it's
Speaker 7: just an ongoing project and I know that.
Speaker 2: You know a lot of people are coming and going
Speaker 2: on the tik Tak from the looks of things. If
Speaker 2: people keep joining and dropping, that's just people swiping through.
Speaker 7: They see at it, they're looking at it, then they
Speaker 7: drop off, but then they'll come back, come and go.
Speaker 2: It's a come and go kind of thing. It is
Speaker 2: show up. That's what's going on. Yeah, it's telling me
Speaker 2: this analyzer tool. It's telling me that our top viewers
Speaker 2: are you and Riley, and then we end those are
Speaker 2: the top viewers. So thank you for being there, whatever
Speaker 2: that's worth. We're trying to figure this out. I don't
Speaker 2: know all these names. He's saying. All the names. I
Speaker 2: can't got the chatom, the jet, the thing, okay, the
Speaker 2: one of these things that we have to understand uncle
Speaker 2: about our own show, because it's hard enough to even
Speaker 2: understand what we're doing. We're doing this an odd and
Speaker 2: unorthodox way where we're streaming. We're not dedicated streaming on
Speaker 2: any different Apple platform. We're using this weird setup I
Speaker 2: have on my computer and Shuck is putting it out
Speaker 2: through his radio network first of all, and then I'm
Speaker 2: using this to send it out to these different social
Speaker 2: media sites all at the same time. So we're not
Speaker 2: just like you know, picking up the phone using TikTok
Speaker 2: as TikTok would like us to do, right, right. So
Speaker 2: that means the more we weren't get in trouble. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know if we're get in trouble though. It's
Speaker 2: like what he says, if you good, col you might
Speaker 2: get arrested. I'm thinking that way. Well I hope not. No,
Speaker 2: what not do? Oh hope not? But let me see
Speaker 2: I'm looking at the chat soe.
Speaker 8: The good thing about this is that you know, you
Speaker 8: were spread across so many different platforms.
Speaker 2: Even my radio.
Speaker 8: Network is on you know, different radio apps, right, so
Speaker 8: Apple uh has a radio thing that's just Apple Radio.
Speaker 8: We're a station on there. We're also stationed on tune
Speaker 8: in Radio. We're stationed on you know a bunch of
Speaker 8: these different things. So we got listeners scattered everywhere who
Speaker 8: are using whatever it is they.
Speaker 2: Feel like to tune in. Yeah, exactly, And it's interesting.
Speaker 2: It's a I guarantee we have a unique setup because
Speaker 2: there's no one way to do this.
Speaker 8: And that's why we're out with a lot of money,
Speaker 8: I'll tell you right.
Speaker 2: Now, because we're not doing that. We're not doing the
Speaker 2: money right now. We're not dealing with the money because
Speaker 2: we're doing money. Watch you out more. See if we
Speaker 2: had to come to us, not to bloomhouse. Look, but
Speaker 2: here's the doing.
Speaker 8: If you're going to get money, what you got to
Speaker 8: do is put it all on one platform so you
Speaker 8: can show the big audience in one place.
Speaker 2: That's what you do. I believe this or not. I
Speaker 2: started this Joe to do a herby a hobby team.
Speaker 7: Omen oh, I started it down and I'm doing it
Speaker 7: for a hobby I never knew would.
Speaker 2: Go this for Yeah, we actually have somebody I do
Speaker 2: see a chat from First of all, we see Count
Speaker 2: Pupper at YouTube. Thank you Count Papa for being heres all. However,
Speaker 2: on TikTok, I see somebody going by a that says hello,
Speaker 2: sorry if I'm not joining your lives, I'm busy these days.
Speaker 2: I have school now. It's okay, fine, if you're on
Speaker 2: TikTok at all, that's good. Just have listens, just listen
Speaker 2: to us. So that and thank you for leaving comment
Speaker 2: at all. That helps me to understand that this thing
Speaker 2: is working somewhat. So that's cool. So thank you for
Speaker 2: so We're we're getting somewhere with this this, we're making
Speaker 2: sense of this weird setup we have. But once again,
Speaker 2: the phone lines are open. If somebody wants to use
Speaker 2: an actual phone to call us. We would love that.
Speaker 2: Let me see. The phone number is three one nine
Speaker 2: five two seven five zero one six. Don't hesitate to call.
Speaker 2: We usually have tons of calls. But we were away
Speaker 2: last week and that's what's getting us again.
Speaker 7: Uncle, you keep go away in a podcast activity because
Speaker 7: if you do, you see what happens.
Speaker 2: You don't get the college don't, they don't, they don't
Speaker 2: come back. This is a problem. That's a big problem.
Speaker 2: I know because your wife, miss said take on. Well,
Speaker 2: well wait a minute.
Speaker 7: First of all, I'm gonna I can understand why he
Speaker 7: was his birthday, and then I can understand that was
Speaker 7: one thing.
Speaker 2: That was one thing. We're gonna have different things that
Speaker 2: pop up this summer that we're gonna be away, but well,
Speaker 2: we'll mostly be here. And I think I see that
Speaker 2: one basketball players back at TikTok. Thank you for being here.
Speaker 2: Oh that got in the basketball. He's a basketball guy.
Speaker 2: He's the guy that's those on. Man, it's gonna TikTok.
Speaker 2: We might we might be able to do one of
Speaker 2: our Saturday or Sunday streams where we watch BHS or
Speaker 2: play games. This week. We might try to do that,
Speaker 2: but that doing it today? You wanted to do that today?
Speaker 2: I thought it was Saturday. I wouldn't want to. I said,
Speaker 2: doesn't you want to do it in And I thought so.
Speaker 2: I could fire the games up now, but I might
Speaker 2: try it tomorrow. Trying to play a game on vitaging
Speaker 2: your uncle perhaps will do well. I take I take
Speaker 2: three days off. It takes me two weeks to get
Speaker 2: the listeners back. It's just the way it is. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh well, yeah, it's crazy how you really do when
Speaker 2: you're making this stuff. You need to just keep up
Speaker 2: and keep making things. It's wild. That's my point. It's weird.
Speaker 2: It's my point. Then you gotta keep it going otherwise
Speaker 2: you're gonna and no matter what you do, and no
Speaker 2: matter what you do, everybody wants to be able to,
Speaker 2: you know, do their thing on demand anyway.
Speaker 8: So no matter when you put it out, you know
Speaker 8: you're you're gonna definitely get a whole lot.
Speaker 2: More in the podcast.
Speaker 8: It's just the way it is. So we do it
Speaker 8: and we have the live audience, but then there's the
Speaker 8: podcast going. It's like two separate audiences, you know. So
Speaker 8: it's just the way it goes.
Speaker 2: It's true. It's true. Yeah, so once again, let me
Speaker 2: pull up the phone number three, one, nine, five and six.
Speaker 2: If you dare, you could call and talk to us.
Speaker 2: We've had so many amazing callers. Jesse Venturis called us recently.
Speaker 2: We've talked to who else is called the show Uncle.
Speaker 2: I can't even remember all the crazy people have called this.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, we're getting one. Now we have the caller.
Speaker 2: The call call on your unhead with the uncle man.
Speaker 2: I mean, hey, uncle, the count, how you doing? See
Speaker 2: the count calls? And now he was I want to
Speaker 2: sell you pepper, Thank you, thank you, I have We've
Speaker 2: got some talk.
Speaker 9: The hearst day a summer it is.
Speaker 2: It's the celstice today.
Speaker 10: Wait a minute, do you know that I'm getting a
Speaker 10: five kicks broadcast?
Speaker 2: I don't look at all, you know, I direct?
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 2: I called that out at the start. I said the date,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, it's summer, so justice. I kind of
Speaker 2: left it at that, but yeah, it's worth barning, no doubt.
Speaker 2: Did twenty four.
Speaker 9: From a plans?
Speaker 2: Uncle? Not not off hand. I'm just trying. I'm sure
Speaker 2: of left, not of mine. I'm trying to listen to
Speaker 2: my customers. But left left of mind is still sure
Speaker 2: from the the used bott I mean, I'm getting those guys.
Speaker 7: Are your bottom teeth teeth it's sort of broken, right,
Speaker 7: they've broken.
Speaker 2: They fix on.
Speaker 7: But but I've got I've got my spears on and
Speaker 7: and and the lady did him last week, and I
Speaker 7: think he's gonna have to do him again on the
Speaker 7: on this side on the light and the left.
Speaker 2: Uh, that's the right side. The right side. They have
Speaker 2: to uh to do some more. You do that, but
Speaker 2: but look like that. Oh there's another call on the Yeah,
Speaker 2: please stay with us, pupper, but we don't take this other. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, this is good. This is good. And you're
Speaker 2: talking to the Uncle show.
Speaker 11: It's to a jewels.
Speaker 2: How you do it? Uncle? And Jimmy boy, Jimmy boy
Speaker 2: hell bront Jews Chargers, I mean, how about you boys?
Speaker 2: I yeah, they're getting brought out. Who's bold? Oh? What
Speaker 2: team are you talking about right now? The written the
Speaker 2: Detroit Detroit? Is that true? Jimmy? What's going on in Detroit?
Speaker 2: What is that? No?
Speaker 11: No, the Lakers are getting brought out.
Speaker 2: I thought were no old Lakers? Yeah, yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: the Lakers. Yes, I had heard about that the family
Speaker 2: that owns them is selling it for like ten billion.
Speaker 2: I sent my doctor evil ten billion dollars. I guess
Speaker 2: they're getting in it. I guess the fust plane of coaching.
Speaker 2: Is that right, Jimmy, Jimmy, I know.
Speaker 11: I don't them out. They just said it's the most
Speaker 11: money Rapp bought for two other way.
Speaker 2: So that means if they playing out, they moved to
Speaker 2: need the state. No no, no, no, no no, they're
Speaker 2: not moving from LA. They're not moving. It's just gonna
Speaker 2: be new ownership. Oh well, it's like under new management,
Speaker 2: they'll have a little sign on the was it the
Speaker 2: crypto dot com arena that they'll put up a little
Speaker 2: science it's under new management. That's the only difference. The
Speaker 2: big deal. It'll be the same team. I guess maybe.
Speaker 11: So, I'm a little worried about lose a lot zarious slow.
Speaker 2: There's various wherever joke good, here's a good play well alone.
Speaker 2: They're doing some trades right now in the off season.
Speaker 2: They do these ridge.
Speaker 11: All they're off some people for some reason.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm. Well, maybe let's go back to baseball. I know,
Speaker 2: because about baseball. What about let's go back to Pepper.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what's going on with the Phillies? What are
Speaker 2: they doing? What's happening over there?
Speaker 9: The Phillies are doing good for the first in the
Speaker 9: National League right now.
Speaker 2: They and I the title from the right.
Speaker 7: Now upside because we already had them beaten on it
Speaker 7: on a sweep.
Speaker 2: Them mine a sweep already. So I'm not I'm not
Speaker 2: that much.
Speaker 10: I'm just when it started to I think this is
Speaker 10: game one of the series.
Speaker 2: Oh, I just that. There you go, it's gonna be exciting.
Speaker 2: We'll play. I got a lot mhow things changes this
Speaker 2: season goes on. I don't know season me.
Speaker 7: I cannot get a TV baseball game on on on
Speaker 7: things because I can't get mister Kate to put the
Speaker 7: things on the pot.
Speaker 2: But TVs on here. That's if I watched h.
Speaker 9: If I clicked Hulu and then I clicked sports we
Speaker 9: usually all tonight was on Apple TV, which I didn't have,
Speaker 9: so I just kind of use the internet.
Speaker 2: Oh cool, I like it. That's how it's done. Uncle.
Speaker 7: There's someone that I always watch the Sunday night games
Speaker 7: watch in baseball, and I seem I can't even get
Speaker 7: started watching them because of this stuff.
Speaker 2: They got on the TV, the stage, I can't be
Speaker 2: in the really, I think it's the same.
Speaker 9: And then my kids aren't getting invested in there because
Speaker 9: it's not on digital antenna, regular antenna television anymore.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that was the thing.
Speaker 8: It was the thing that was on.
Speaker 2: It was the local team, so it was there, and
Speaker 2: now that's just not the that's not what it is anymore.
Speaker 2: So Yeah, why would anybody really just watch it like
Speaker 2: they used to? Greedy? Yeah, that's definitely part of the problem.
Speaker 2: Kids played baseball. Uh my son played it when he
Speaker 2: was little, like for just like little bits. But but
Speaker 2: what he does is soccer. He's he's been playing soccer
Speaker 2: for years now and that's his sport. And my daughter
Speaker 2: plays soccer too, so that's really the main one that
Speaker 2: we do. He has played baseball, but he hasn't, not
Speaker 2: in a while, not in a few years now.
Speaker 10: I've been kind of watch my nephew play and I think,
Speaker 10: uh ten and they let.
Speaker 9: Him feel baths and everything and which are too young,
Speaker 9: I think, And they're just terrible.
Speaker 2: Cannot play baseball. Yeah, it's like it's a.
Speaker 9: Country everyone when when I was that age, like you
Speaker 9: are really supposed to be doing that, and these kids
Speaker 9: can't field or anything.
Speaker 2: That's pretty bad. When we were literally you.
Speaker 8: Weren't even allowed to slide step when you pitched because
Speaker 8: they were worried you right destroy your arm. I know
Speaker 8: that because I pitched and it was just you know,
Speaker 8: you can't use a slide step. I'm like, that's when
Speaker 8: I learned all winter, but nope, can't do that.
Speaker 2: Cool. But no, lot of these kids, like they let
Speaker 2: the kids stealing, so they're.
Speaker 10: Just running and stealing base because they don't know how
Speaker 10: to field.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think that's when stealing.
Speaker 10: They'll throw it and i'llmit that and then he just
Speaker 10: runs home.
Speaker 8: What kind of catcher can't throw anybody out because he's
Speaker 8: usually the heavy kid that can't run anyway.
Speaker 2: Mess, you know, I can see that make a problem?
Speaker 2: That makes sense? Yeah, I don't know. You know, kid's
Speaker 2: sports are crazy. My son's game with a point where
Speaker 2: he's actually starting to get really good at soccer because
Speaker 2: he's getting a little older now. But yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: he's spent such a complicated game. It's a really there's
Speaker 2: a lot going on. It's a lot for a kid
Speaker 2: to learn. It can be, you know, but look it's
Speaker 2: a weird. It's a weird media world.
Speaker 8: Though you guys are talking about the media stuff. It's
Speaker 8: a weird media world when you know Monday Night Raw
Speaker 8: is now on Netflix, for God's sake, I mean.
Speaker 2: You know, it's so weird. Like, hold on one minute,
Speaker 2: can yeah, we can go. It's got this important business
Speaker 2: to take care of. Don't worry. Sidekick.
Speaker 11: Is that strange?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it is very strange.
Speaker 8: But but even stranger to me is that, you know,
Speaker 8: when I was a kid, wrestling was like on the
Speaker 8: independent channels.
Speaker 2: You know, like on Saturday mornings, like that was it.
Speaker 8: It was like Saturday late morning. You got your WWF
Speaker 8: in like nineteen eighty, nineteen seventy nine. And nowadays it's like,
Speaker 8: you know, you got to have a Netflix subscription to
Speaker 8: watch wrestling.
Speaker 2: I guess yeah, I was just, uh, I was just
Speaker 2: because I heard my cat uncle's back. I heard my
Speaker 2: cat mountain fucking back, okay, and I let him in
Speaker 2: very important, very important updates, sir. Yeah, we're keeping things
Speaker 2: going here. Everything seems to be wild. We've got we've
Speaker 2: got callers. Yeah, I've got Jimmy on hold. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you want me to put him back on
Speaker 2: or or you want me to leave them on hold.
Speaker 2: It's up to you, guys. Do you need to hear
Speaker 2: Jimmy uncle, let's se Yeah, names to we need to
Speaker 2: hear what I have to sign and open up the line. Okay,
Speaker 2: you got it.
Speaker 8: I just didn't know if you want to keep trading
Speaker 8: or just you know, let him open ahead and anybody
Speaker 8: else me calling as well.
Speaker 2: You got them to five six. But Jimmy, all right,
Speaker 2: all the.
Speaker 11: Call the chulter, I just sure, just a couple of
Speaker 11: weeks ago, just as I all of a sudden, I
Speaker 11: heard a little stick make sure to tell Jimmy James
Speaker 11: about right.
Speaker 2: Then I hull up?
Speaker 11: Uh, what'd you say?
Speaker 2: What did I find? Tell Jimmy means.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I know. I just there's a couple of weeks
Speaker 11: killers uping like at the end of some show at
Speaker 11: the I've already did my shout out or something, and
Speaker 11: then just as I was.
Speaker 12: Hitting the end, but I just heard you say, make
Speaker 12: sure to tell Jimmy Jillians and then boom, and I
Speaker 12: never heard what you were don't say.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'd have to check.
Speaker 10: Like the vod I have to go back and listen
Speaker 10: to what we were talking about.
Speaker 11: Like, what's the commendation about? Before it was everyone was
Speaker 11: pulling up the blue uh. And then I said, I
Speaker 11: think there's a good time the movie out.
Speaker 2: That I talked about bus Boys and then oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah yeah that uh that.
Speaker 9: David Spade and Dana Carvey have a podcast called Fly
Speaker 9: on the Hall.
Speaker 2: So if you like, if you like, if you like
Speaker 2: David Spade, then you like that podcast.
Speaker 11: Do you like him that?
Speaker 2: I do like that practice. I talked about it a
Speaker 2: lot of use the correct show.
Speaker 10: That's really good.
Speaker 2: That's David Spade. Yeah they haven't they have.
Speaker 10: They do a show on YouTube, and I got other
Speaker 10: pots why I watch it.
Speaker 2: I've seen clips of it. I definitely saw a fly
Speaker 2: on the wall. Yeah yeah, I mean that was the
Speaker 2: era of SNL. To me, that really stands out because
Speaker 2: I would I was a kid then, and it was funny.
Speaker 2: That was one of definitely the better eras of it.
Speaker 2: I think it's hard to argue that, and so that
Speaker 2: they would come back, they would have an instant audience
Speaker 2: that makes sense, and they're funny. I like David Carvey
Speaker 2: a lot. Well.
Speaker 8: I think it was David Spade had had like a
Speaker 8: short lived show where he was bringing on other comics
Speaker 8: and like kind of doing the Uh who is that
Speaker 8: guy that used to be Uh, I'm trying to think
Speaker 8: of the guy's name.
Speaker 2: And he was a stand up comic who was a
Speaker 2: black dude. He's bold now he's got a Q bowhead
Speaker 2: and he does Morgan. No, no, no, no, he's old guy.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think of his name.
Speaker 8: But he's not that great, but he does this like
Speaker 8: comics unleashed thing that he trades out to. He's like
Speaker 8: independent stations. And I'm trying to think of a guy's
Speaker 8: name now. But he used to be on like like
Speaker 8: Real People or That's Incredible or something like that many
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 2: Brian, Oh, what is his name, Brian.
Speaker 8: Brian something or other anyways, But but they do this
Speaker 8: thing where they sit down with comics and they just
Speaker 8: bat things around with David Spade had a show doing
Speaker 8: that for a bit and then they tried to let
Speaker 8: him run with his own show by himself and it flopped.
Speaker 8: So he needed a strong co host, so it makes
Speaker 8: perfect sense to grab Dana Carvey. But yeah, I gotta
Speaker 8: I gotta figure out that guy's oh man, I'm trying
Speaker 8: to think of what he has a show. I'm telling you,
Speaker 8: this show exists and it's only on like off brand
Speaker 8: TV checks.
Speaker 2: I believe that there's everybody has a show, and everybody's
Speaker 2: come back from the past all this stuff, And that's
Speaker 2: interesting that David Spade wasn't able to carry a show.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. I think that somebody at that level of
Speaker 2: entertainment would struggle with the medium of podcasting in that
Speaker 2: sort of way. But I mean, I got just.
Speaker 11: I gotta disagree a little bit tuck there. I think
Speaker 11: the big problem was that he was competing against COVID.
Speaker 11: All of a suddener was everyone was watching a million
Speaker 11: diff thos and they got into that weird tiger crap all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But the thing is that it totally flopped in in
Speaker 8: like syndicate. Like when they tried to rerun that show,
Speaker 8: nobody watched it and it was after he ended up with.
Speaker 2: No comedians to come and see him.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that was COVID, but they didn't they were going
Speaker 8: to bring back the show and then gave no explanation.
Speaker 8: By the way, it's Byron Allen. I was thinking of
Speaker 8: that has the show called comics unleashed, and yeah, he
Speaker 8: was a stand up comedian also, but now nobody care
Speaker 8: about what he does. He trades these shows out where
Speaker 8: he gets to bring in advertisers for part of it,
Speaker 8: he gives away the show and the local channels have
Speaker 8: programming for free, but it's all like indie.
Speaker 2: Channels that have this.
Speaker 8: But anyway, it's a similar concept to what David Spade
Speaker 8: was doing, except Spade was doing it well.
Speaker 2: And then it knows dives and that that that's my
Speaker 2: point about it.
Speaker 8: He had the thing where it's just like different comics
Speaker 8: were coming through and promoting their.
Speaker 2: Stand up gigs.
Speaker 8: But again, like Jamy James said, when COVID came, everybody's
Speaker 8: stand up gigs went away except what Dave Chappelle held
Speaker 8: stand up gigs at his house in the field, right, Yeah,
Speaker 8: so you know, it got weird for a minute. And
Speaker 8: but then when they tried to having him do his
Speaker 8: own show.
Speaker 2: Nobody zero zero viewership, so.
Speaker 8: They had to give him something and he needed a
Speaker 8: strong colost to make perfect sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I've definitely seen clips of it, and just
Speaker 2: the clips are funny, So yeah, I'm sure I need
Speaker 2: to see a whole show sometime you've held this popper.
Speaker 2: I need to watch this and listen to this show
Speaker 2: hell of a lot better than Rogan. For God's sake.
Speaker 8: I cannot, for the life of me, understand why people.
Speaker 2: Listen to that dude. I just watch him or anything, Like,
Speaker 2: why is he popular? I don't get it. It's never
Speaker 2: been good. And the thing that gets me with him
Speaker 2: is how he exploits the conspiracy world to get to
Speaker 2: where he's been such a huge part of it. And
Speaker 2: he's not good at that either. Come on, the only
Speaker 2: thing that guy was ever good at was hosting Fear Factor.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but that's it. Yeah, he was good at that.
Speaker 8: He was excellent at that. Other than that, I got
Speaker 8: no use for him. He's terrible as a stand up.
Speaker 8: He's terrible in a podcast.
Speaker 11: I'm good he was radio.
Speaker 8: Okay, a TV show. I didn't watch him. Sorry, okay,
Speaker 8: maybe he was.
Speaker 2: But outside of that, dude, his podcast is worring. I
Speaker 2: don't know, like it's great. You want to tune in
Speaker 2: to see the guest.
Speaker 8: Maybe, but what he's got to say I don't care.
Speaker 8: And people act like every time he makes a wild
Speaker 8: stay oh look, Rogan said this. Rogan said, who gives
Speaker 8: a crap.
Speaker 2: Why I just you know, I do well on the
Speaker 2: TikTok update. I mean we need to get the updates
Speaker 2: since it's an important thing. It looks like we've garnered
Speaker 2: eleven hundred likes, but the likes have kind of stagnated. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well they went up to eleven hundred, and then they stop.
Speaker 2: The thing with TikTok is people can keep tapping the screen.
Speaker 2: That's what they do. They tap it with like four
Speaker 2: fingers at that time, and you go up to like
Speaker 2: two thousand likes in one minute. Oh, it's like the
Speaker 2: weird hard thing on the Facebook Live. Yes, yes, it's
Speaker 2: the heart, that's exactly it looks like it. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: I don't know if anybody's there on TikTok anymore. We
Speaker 2: were getting traction from me. We went up to eleven hundred,
Speaker 2: but we've stopped. If anybody's there, start tapping the screen
Speaker 2: like a madman, so we go up some We would appreciate.
Speaker 8: That because it's not YouTube where you can only like
Speaker 8: a video once. No, no, no, step harding it hard art.
Speaker 2: Oh and we've got we've got ruckus and creative accidents
Speaker 2: over on Twitch. Here you go, so over on our
Speaker 2: Twitch stream. We got them. We had so much action here.
Speaker 2: This is We're looking at a lot of different directions
Speaker 2: and I love it. For one, Uncle, is this the
Speaker 2: way to go? Are we doing this right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Doing it right now.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised we're doing this tictac though.
Speaker 7: This is surprising me because I'm never seeing my face
Speaker 7: on you like this kind of t tech doing on
Speaker 7: my show.
Speaker 8: Did Uncle do some seafood and ramen something on TikTok
Speaker 8: because I'm getting a message.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, so that was one dry dry and shrimp. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: you saw that. Jimmy. I think Pepper said that. Oh
Speaker 2: that's pepper. That was Pepper. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I thought, well, explain.
Speaker 12: What that was.
Speaker 10: Well, I'll go take the lom and he cooked it
Speaker 10: up and.
Speaker 2: He put some dried shrimp in it.
Speaker 10: But then he had maybe.
Speaker 2: Like three cups to worth the drive trump, Yes, keep
Speaker 2: pouring it in. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. We made We
Speaker 2: made regular ramen soup just in a package, and we
Speaker 2: got the dried baby shrimp from the Asian market and
Speaker 2: we put it in there. Of fact, come and think
Speaker 2: of that better. Fact, let's let's gets more and that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I liked it. To do more a so yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: but you giving me some ideas again. And I will
Speaker 2: say that I actually ate the same thing. I ate
Speaker 2: the ramas. Try baby shrimp, and I have to say
Speaker 2: that putting dried baby shrimp in ramen is a big improvement.
Speaker 2: It's actually really good. It tastes dead, tastes good. If
Speaker 2: you ever tasted to him like this, you should try it.
Speaker 2: You'll be surprised at how amazing the dried baby short
Speaker 2: really good. Yeah it was. That's that's my ad can
Speaker 2: my food menu? Yeah, I'm backed to my food menu.
Speaker 7: I found down something o this whole operation on this
Speaker 7: tic tank and all this other stuff.
Speaker 2: It's two things that people like to hear. He's my
Speaker 2: food and and and the games on on his son's machine.
Speaker 2: Uh what do they call him?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: All of the video games that video? Do you like it?
Speaker 2: When you show up on the box?
Speaker 11: One and two?
Speaker 2: They're the best two that the uhh do those? Yeah?
Speaker 2: They'd also throw that out there. We did another game
Speaker 2: video on TikTok today with the Ohio on bos, which
Speaker 2: I have mixed feelings on. What is that? As you
Speaker 2: needs picks up? Well, theny time, like I said, give
Speaker 2: it time. Well, you don't give it time. You're never
Speaker 2: gonna no.
Speaker 7: No, no.
Speaker 2: But nobody can explain this Ohio phenomena to me. Still.
Speaker 2: I keep asking about it, and the kids know about it,
Speaker 2: but they can't explain it. It's a little mass It's
Speaker 2: because the kids don't know what they're even talking about,
Speaker 2: but they're just saying Ohio because it's a meme and
Speaker 2: it's funny to that mame is funny. It's like, Ohio,
Speaker 2: it's creepy because Ohio? What? What? What?
Speaker 8: Why is Ohio creepy? I don't get it because it's Ohio.
Speaker 8: What dude, circular reasoning?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? You know it's it's a video game,
Speaker 2: so it's not just a video game. Uncle, I'm telling you.
Speaker 8: There's whole YouTube videos devoted to I'm creeped out because
Speaker 8: I'm in Ohio.
Speaker 2: I don't understand this.
Speaker 8: It's like, Ohio is creepy, Ohio's weird, Ohio's twisted?
Speaker 2: Why Ohio? I don't know why.
Speaker 5: I m.
Speaker 11: The bo j I don't get it. There's stuff there
Speaker 11: I nears for about Ohio at all.
Speaker 2: To do what that's my point?
Speaker 8: You know, I can find freaky stuff in a lot
Speaker 8: of places, okay, and Ohio is just not weird.
Speaker 2: It's just it's not it's the love one brod there.
Speaker 2: But they have amish people too. I don't care. It's
Speaker 2: just it's just Ohio. It's not a big deal. I
Speaker 2: don't know, well, it's it just it shows you that
Speaker 2: meme culture has exploded with very young people who are online.
Speaker 2: They're watching YouTube by the time they're playing games out time,
Speaker 2: and that space is filled with memes. So when a
Speaker 2: meme comes along, it really takes hold. And so with
Speaker 2: the Ohio one, the idea was, yeah, Ohio is like
Speaker 2: the worst place ever. It's a dump, there's alsort a crime.
Speaker 2: I guess according to the memes, it's like really horrible.
Speaker 2: And so you know, that's it becomes the reality, and
Speaker 2: so you just build off of it to the point
Speaker 2: where an entire roadbox game gets made. Some of these
Speaker 2: roadbox games are just born out of a meme. It's
Speaker 2: just a roadbox game made out of like one meme.
Speaker 8: It's so weird, and the kids go in at and
Speaker 8: the kids will watch them like worse than Look when
Speaker 8: when I was a young man and first faced with
Speaker 8: like kids watching videotapes, I was like, why do these
Speaker 8: kids watch the same VHS tape eighty thousand times? Well, today,
Speaker 8: they watched the same YouTube videos over and over, and
Speaker 8: I mean hundreds.
Speaker 2: Of times they watch the same thing. That's what I
Speaker 2: can't understand. And redblocks is one of those things. But anyway,
Speaker 2: I'll do that with the music.
Speaker 10: I'll listen to it, you know, I mean listening to
Speaker 10: the thing all right, pretty much?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I assure you pick a song.
Speaker 8: I assure you pick a song. You have not listened
Speaker 8: to that song as much as these kids have watched
Speaker 8: the same damn video over over, And I'm serious. I
Speaker 8: thought about that, you like, how many hundreds of time?
Speaker 2: Huh? Yeah, I'm telling you man.
Speaker 8: There I sat and I thought about how many hundreds
Speaker 8: of times I must have listened to, like, say, a song,
Speaker 8: in the past five years, right, and then I take
Speaker 8: a look at the amount of times that these kids
Speaker 8: are watching.
Speaker 2: Some of these videos.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, dude, they're watching a video hundreds of
Speaker 8: times more than you or I would listen into a
Speaker 8: song with any level of sanity.
Speaker 2: I'm serious. I don't know what that is. Well, I
Speaker 2: don't like a short attention stand but I'll throw long
Speaker 2: enough to keep watching the thing or on over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think I think it shows the addictive nature of
Speaker 2: just online media. It's addictive by its nature, just the
Speaker 2: whole system. The whole system is built to be an
Speaker 2: addiction machine. Let's face it. Yeah it is and it works.
Speaker 7: Yeah, take his thing for example, just chunting on it,
Speaker 7: like what twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 2: Almost he gets He's pretty good. I mean compared to
Speaker 2: other kids. I actually think he does a good job.
Speaker 2: But he's on a lot. Nonetheless, and it's addictive no
Speaker 2: matter who uses it. We're saying, this is designed into
Speaker 2: what it is, and I don't think any kid that
Speaker 2: gets addicted is to blame because that's what it's supposed
Speaker 2: to do. It's supposed to do that. Yeah it's a
Speaker 2: company then, yeah, it's a company problem. Problem. That's when
Speaker 2: it is. It's like being mad at the beer producers
Speaker 2: because people are drunk. I mean, either it's not there
Speaker 2: for anyway the drink, but you didn't haven't take a drink. Well,
Speaker 2: we're doing a fine show here. We were up to
Speaker 2: twelve hundred and thirty six likes on TikTok, which is
Speaker 2: not actually not that many. But it's it's good. It's claiming.
Speaker 2: We're saying it's climbing.
Speaker 8: We're not looking a gift horse in the mouth that
Speaker 8: you're down to your last seven minutes, just telling you.
Speaker 2: It's exciting. How are we doing in listeners? Well, but
Speaker 2: what on my side? I told you they abandoned my
Speaker 2: stream pretty heavily there, So they went to tick tack,
Speaker 2: they went to twitch. They wanted you to hear they did.
Speaker 2: I guarantee it.
Speaker 8: I mean, I think I think the upper is still
Speaker 8: hanging on my stream though, because I see a new
Speaker 8: Jersey Comcast user that's you, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I try to keep up many of them open and
Speaker 2: I cam I appreciate it. How many you know my
Speaker 2: old place talk on? Oh, we had got a you know,
Speaker 2: we have less than came up in different tab Yeah.
Speaker 8: We oddly have less than ten listeners on the Ocelli stream.
Speaker 8: That's what I'm telling you. A bunch of people abandon
Speaker 8: the stream.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean I have think out of state listen. Oh,
Speaker 2: just Germany out of the United States. Just Germany tonight.
Speaker 2: Just yeah. See see that's another thing. All for a week.
Speaker 3: Listeners and stags don't listen. They don't, you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: one or two come maybe, like he said, one or
Speaker 3: two may come, but they will say no.
Speaker 8: The international listeners do go away when you guys take
Speaker 8: a week off.
Speaker 2: That's true. I've noticed that. Yeah, oh interesting, Well we'll
Speaker 2: have to try that. We will be here next week.
Speaker 2: And creative accidents I just had to laugh.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, creative accidents just in my chat room.
Speaker 2: Baby Shark do to do to do? There we go? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that fits into the the children's brain rot category, right, definitely,
Speaker 2: that's right. Oh god, earlier on in that world.
Speaker 7: Yeah, suppose we don't have suppose we don't hear from
Speaker 7: the end tonight baseball mean yeahpends.
Speaker 2: You Baby Shark has sixteen billion views, is right. Crave
Speaker 2: Accents is saying yeah, wow right, and there are and
Speaker 2: there used to be videos on you. I'm not kidding.
Speaker 8: By the way of them opening toys, just opening little
Speaker 8: packages of toys and candy that had hundreds of millions
Speaker 8: of views in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: I observed that phenomena, those were huge. Those videos have
Speaker 2: fallen out of favor. And what's interesting. I don't know
Speaker 2: if he had a depth Chuck, but Ryan Ryan's toy reviews.
Speaker 2: He's still his family and him are still doing that
Speaker 2: because they made such a huge channel and a business
Speaker 2: out of it that he is aging, He's going to
Speaker 2: be an older kid and he's still doing toy reviews.
Speaker 2: It's starting to get a little weird. Have you seen that, Jock.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen it lately.
Speaker 8: I did see that he signed a contract with Disney
Speaker 8: or something, but I don't know where he's gone since then.
Speaker 8: But no, my and there's another thing. My kids used
Speaker 8: to watch. Oh look Ryan's toys.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. He was the guy. He was the big
Speaker 2: channel of that. And it's weird. They found the formula
Speaker 2: and the family. There's like weird controversy because like the
Speaker 2: dad and the mom are clearly like pushing him to
Speaker 2: do it. People are like saying, like, why is he
Speaker 2: still doing this? This is just getting odd at this point. Well,
Speaker 2: it's interesting. It's it's really fascinating because we're not When
Speaker 2: NAT's channel was starting, I kind of in the back
Speaker 2: of my head, I was like, Okay, Ryan is this
Speaker 2: little kid doing toy reviews. What's he going to end
Speaker 2: up doing? And how is this that he's doing now
Speaker 2: going to affect him, like is he going to be
Speaker 2: a Justin Bieber where he starts acting out he like
Speaker 2: has a lot of money from doing all that he
Speaker 2: starts you know, doing crazy stuff in exotic cars and
Speaker 2: like doing is he going to be in paparazzi following
Speaker 2: him or you know, like what's going to happen with him?
Speaker 8: You know, Well, but thankfully they keep an archive of
Speaker 8: this stuff because here's the thing. There's also the whole
Speaker 8: phenomena of the Family Game Channel, where like, you know,
Speaker 8: the whole family plays games and you watch along all
Speaker 8: they played games. Yeah, and I mean you know some
Speaker 8: of those kids are now twenty years old. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: but they shot these.
Speaker 2: Things, you know, ten years ago and they were ten,
Speaker 2: you know, and there wasn't one family. They took all
Speaker 2: the videos down because you know, there was this whole
Speaker 2: be some weird thing going on, like that dad and
Speaker 2: mom had blue hair along with the kids, and it
Speaker 2: was all like it anyway. But yeah, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of weird video phenomena. But the repetition.
Speaker 8: The funny thing is, though, is if you build them
Speaker 8: up in the library, I think they make a living
Speaker 8: almost in perpetuity.
Speaker 2: If new kids keep tuning in maybe. Yeah, if kids
Speaker 2: are still watching those videos, which probably the little kids do.
Speaker 2: My kids probably h out of it said they're not,
Speaker 2: so I don't know. It's it's hard to keep time
Speaker 2: doing so Yeah, I hear you. But anyway, we're about
Speaker 2: at the end of your show. Yeah, okay, uncle, So
Speaker 2: that means we need to do shout outs with the colors,
Speaker 2: right we have yep purples first, Yeah, you got sure.
Speaker 9: I'm going to shout out for and to check out
Speaker 9: the bigfoot blog phenomenon. That's sweeping YouTube. There's these people
Speaker 9: making big foot blogs the RII. But it's not just
Speaker 9: one channel. It's like three big popular channels are doing it,
Speaker 9: and they're all kind of doing it independently, ripping off
Speaker 9: each other.
Speaker 2: And I think it's just something interesting they want to
Speaker 2: check out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because I get hundreds of thousands of years agreed, agreed.
Speaker 2: Let me throw in some on that and I put
Speaker 2: pepper on hold, but let me throw in something.
Speaker 8: There is a whole weird phenomena of these AI channels
Speaker 8: ripping each other off, and they're all have AI narrators
Speaker 8: and it's all kinds of everything like crime channels, and
Speaker 8: you can always tell because they completely mispronounced and misstate
Speaker 8: certain words. And it's like, yeah, okay, if I read that,
Speaker 8: that would make sense, but that's not the way it's said.
Speaker 2: And you know, and so on, you know, like I
Speaker 2: may make stakes. Yeah, of course they make sticks.
Speaker 11: I clearly heard this ball about it was about a
Speaker 11: os but they said the Dallas brothers were twelve brothers.
Speaker 11: I said, well, well yeah, but.
Speaker 8: There's always been crappy mistakes like that on YouTube. What
Speaker 8: I'm saying is these guys do stuff like instead of
Speaker 8: saying they have a pension for doing something, they have
Speaker 8: a pension.
Speaker 2: You know, weird things I've seen that. Yeah. And actually,
Speaker 2: just as a quick little note here on the Uncle TikTok,
Speaker 2: I made a spoof of AI celebrity videos I was
Speaker 2: seeing all over TikTok, which just like they take some
Speaker 2: random music guy and they're always the same format. It's like,
Speaker 2: this guy's got hundreds of millions of dollars, but he
Speaker 2: lives in a lot of cabin in the woods. He
Speaker 2: just gives money to people. So I took eminem and
Speaker 2: I just made up all this fake crap about him,
Speaker 2: and I used these AI images of him, and I
Speaker 2: impersonated the AI voice. It's like, this is emin M
Speaker 2: the richest rapper in the whole damn world, even though
Speaker 2: he has one hundred million. So I did that, and
Speaker 2: that was a video I did just for kicks, So
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Well, what's even worse is they have these AI machines
Speaker 8: now where if you wanted to Aaron, you could feed
Speaker 8: your voice into it and then just type your script
Speaker 8: and boom. It'll get you to say anything, and it
Speaker 8: will use your actual voice as a template.
Speaker 2: So it's getting weirder out there, man, So I went
Speaker 2: out of your creation. Let's let's continue with the shout
Speaker 2: outs on Jimmy. Jimmy's turn. What you got for a
Speaker 2: shout out? Jimmy? I can't shows already over.
Speaker 11: It seems I can just started.
Speaker 2: You're a good conversation talking. We're gonna shout out to
Speaker 2: show powerful it was a good show. I you should
Speaker 2: go on over time because I can't believe it's already over.
Speaker 2: You know you know what we'll go over to over Team.
Speaker 2: Get on even involution that will blow the system. We're
Speaker 2: all waiting for New Year's. Let's gonna all waiting for
Speaker 2: New Years. You get to that. We will do it. Jimmy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so thank you Jimmy for being here. Thank you Jimmy
Speaker 2: and Pepper. It's gordy to have you guys both. Please
Speaker 2: do call again next time and we'll talk to you there. Uncle.
Speaker 2: Do we have shout outs we want to do? No,
Speaker 2: not for me? Kis you again? Well, I'll give a
Speaker 2: quick shout out to the TikTok audience. Anybody who was there,
Speaker 2: Thank you for being there. I know we got over
Speaker 2: twelve hundred bags. Sorry if we didn't interact with you directly,
Speaker 2: I don't. I saw the one comment in there, so
Speaker 2: it's kind of hard to tell what was going on.
Speaker 2: We might not be able to talk, but thank you
Speaker 2: everybody who watched on all the platforms and Chilly dot
Speaker 2: com and this is a lot of fun for sure.
Speaker 7: Okay, enough, we may a management to side kick here.
Speaker 7: We have dump off one of ours for the replacement.
Speaker 2: There we go. That's it. We might drop off a replacement.
Speaker 2: There you go about platform are here first? Uncle? The
Speaker 2: podcast dot com is our website. You can pick up
Speaker 2: the podcast there. This is a regular podcast after all.
Speaker 2: Oh Charlie Radio Network every Friday night and Uncle Podcasts
Speaker 2: on one of those social media platforms. Uncle, why don't
Speaker 2: you bring us on thank you. M hmmm