Speaker 1: So Asheville, North Carolina, never saw a hurricane in their
Speaker 1: future destroying them. Now there's Southern climate abandonment zones.
Speaker 2: What are those?
Speaker 1: Jack Smith is dropping bombs? But will anyone care? And
Speaker 1: the arts are dying and we're going to talk about it. Uncensored, unfiltered,
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Speaker 1: Silvery glad you are joining me on this Thursday, October third,
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Speaker 1: So Jack Smith is dropping bombs on Donald Trump, and
Speaker 1: I would go into what this unseled document says, except.
Speaker 2: We all know what it says.
Speaker 1: It says he's a criminal, and that he even Fox
Speaker 1: News says he obviously resorted to criminal acts.
Speaker 2: And I was reading.
Speaker 1: It and it's you know, it's good literature if you
Speaker 1: like reading court documents. But I got sad after reading it.
Speaker 1: And I know you might be, well, why Carrel, what
Speaker 1: made you sad? We don't want you sad?
Speaker 2: Corell.
Speaker 1: I got sad because I realized that it's not going
Speaker 1: to change a frickin' thing. Okay, we're going to talk
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Speaker 1: been sadly lacking. Let's get the comments going down below
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Speaker 2: They've sort of stagnated. Let's keep it moving.
Speaker 1: Speaking of movement, just so you know the I don't
Speaker 1: know if we've been talking to the wrong person at
Speaker 1: the Harris campaign.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But every day they have a new reason as to
Speaker 1: why it hasn't been added in Oh now it's they
Speaker 1: got to talk to a lawyer, and it's like, no,
Speaker 1: you don't. I wrote the song. I own the song.
Speaker 1: You don't have to talk to a lawyer. So I
Speaker 1: don't know if the guy, my friend Mark is working
Speaker 1: the record, and I don't know if this guy at
Speaker 1: the Harris campaign is just afraid to say no to
Speaker 1: Mark or I don't know what. Every day he makes promises.
Speaker 1: Every day he says they want to use the song,
Speaker 1: every day they have another excuse as to why not.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what's going on, but we're not
Speaker 1: going back by THEO. Austen is the name of the song.
Speaker 1: Goes stream on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music and enjoy it
Speaker 1: because that's why I wrote it. All right, So these
Speaker 1: bombs have been dropped by Jack Smith and it won't matter.
Speaker 1: It won't matter to the people that are going to
Speaker 1: vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: It won't matter.
Speaker 1: It should matter, And that's what's so maddening about all
Speaker 1: of this is, I don't care where you are politically
Speaker 1: on the spectrum, what your stance is on abortion, what
Speaker 1: your stance is on LGBTQ rights. You know, that's all
Speaker 1: policy and people and all of that, but there should
Speaker 1: be a certain level in your brain that you're just
Speaker 1: not willing to go to when it comes to a
Speaker 1: credible candidate for president and them committing felonious acts should
Speaker 1: be your line in the sand. That's where it should be.
Speaker 1: Is this person a felon? Have they committed crimes? Well,
Speaker 1: if yes, then they should be nowhere near the offic
Speaker 1: this of the presidency. And that's what always has amazed
Speaker 1: me about MAGA. They want to criminalize other people's behavior,
Speaker 1: criminalize Hillary's email, criminalize Joe Biden for whatever, criminalize gay people,
Speaker 1: make it a crime for women to get abortions. They're
Speaker 1: very quick to criminalize other people's behavior. But their leader
Speaker 1: is a known criminal. Jack Smith outlines it perfectly. He
Speaker 1: was the leader of a co conspiracy to overturn the election.
Speaker 1: It is as plain as day. And they still will
Speaker 1: not acknowledge that they will accept the outcome of this election.
Speaker 2: And yet they're tied.
Speaker 1: That's what I don't get, and it's not what I
Speaker 1: don't get about them being tied is why aren't there
Speaker 1: more voters that are on the side of honesty instead
Speaker 1: of party.
Speaker 2: Why aren't more voters In other words.
Speaker 1: Let's say we have this stalemate, seventy million people will
Speaker 1: vote for Trump, seventy million for Harris. Why are there
Speaker 1: not like one hundred and fifty million for Harris? Because
Speaker 1: even people who have never voted before can't stomach the
Speaker 1: idea of this felon, this trader getting into office.
Speaker 2: I this is what has perplexed.
Speaker 1: Me since Donald Trump came on the scene when he
Speaker 1: announced you can grab women in there, you know what
Speaker 1: in their pussy cats. You know, why didn't that just
Speaker 1: eliminate him? How low is the bar when these people
Speaker 1: like something. For instance, these people hate Obamacare because it's
Speaker 1: got the name Obama, you know, attached to it.
Speaker 2: And yet jd.
Speaker 1: Vance sat there saying Donald Trump saved Obamacare twice he didn't.
Speaker 2: And yet you know JD.
Speaker 1: Vance is you know they real Obamacare he saved it,
Speaker 1: and all of his followers were all, you damn right
Speaker 1: he did. So suddenly they're both that their guy saved
Speaker 1: Obama Care, something that they all plainly hate. I don't understand.
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, I know they're stupid, and they are
Speaker 1: I know that's a terrible thing to say about another
Speaker 1: human being, but they're literally don't have the brains God
Speaker 1: gave them. As my mom would say, you know, if
Speaker 1: they were out in the rain, you'd have to tell
Speaker 1: them to come inside to not get wet. These people
Speaker 1: are I know, rocks that have higher IQs and so
Speaker 1: it just it boggles my mind that this Jack Smith
Speaker 1: report can come out and that the GOP doesn't immediately
Speaker 1: tell Trump he's got to withdraw from the race. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden had one bad debate, one bad debate, and everybody
Speaker 1: called for him to get out of the race.
Speaker 2: Everybody.
Speaker 1: A document just came out that outlines in full detail
Speaker 1: all the criminal acts that Donald Trump did, just in
Speaker 1: the subversion case, not in the document's case, not in
Speaker 1: the Georgia case, but just one of his three major cases.
Speaker 1: And nobody cares. It doesn't change anybody's opinion of him.
Speaker 1: And what's even worse is lawmakers who are both named,
Speaker 1: like Jim Jordan and Matt Gates and Josh Howley and
Speaker 1: Marjorie Teller Green, Lauren Bobert, all of these lawmakers, they
Speaker 1: don't turn on him, and yet he's about to take
Speaker 1: them down too. It's just, it is such a weird
Speaker 1: time in the United States of America.
Speaker 2: It really truly is.
Speaker 1: And I don't understand it. All right, I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: checking the chat room intermittently. I don't see anyone chatting
Speaker 1: at the moment. I see the people watching. There's lots
Speaker 1: of people watching, but you're not chatting, so chat say things.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're just as dumbfounded as I about why something
Speaker 1: like this Jack Smith report or will the judge redacted?
Speaker 1: The Jack Smith with Jack Smith submitted to the court
Speaker 1: to tell the court why the immunity ruling that the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court did does not apply to what's going on
Speaker 1: in this case. Jack Smith is all he was not
Speaker 1: acting as a president. He was acting as an individual
Speaker 1: who was running for office. He was not acting and
Speaker 1: when he did this, he was not acting as a president.
Speaker 1: When he did this, he was not acting as a president.
Speaker 1: When Mike Pens and him talked about this, they were
Speaker 1: talking about the campaign and not about matters of state.
Speaker 1: So Jack Smith went through and totally told the judge
Speaker 1: here's all the things that he did that were not
Speaker 1: covered by immunity, and it's amazing how it will not
Speaker 1: change a thing, not one vote, and not only should
Speaker 1: it change the votes, it should disqualify him to run
Speaker 1: for office. The founder has never put it in the
Speaker 1: document in the Constitution because they never assumed a known
Speaker 1: criminal felon would actually get this far in running for office.
Speaker 1: It just it wasn't in their mind. And here we
Speaker 1: are it's really quite sad. And what's worse is that
Speaker 1: it won't change anything. In any other country a report
Speaker 1: like this, the person would have to withdraw from the race,
Speaker 1: you know. JD Vance would have to step up and
Speaker 1: be the presidential candidate as they're talking about him running
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 1: Oh, and now there's this whole thing that came in.
Speaker 1: Find you know JD Vance attractive? No, we don't. He's
Speaker 1: got no chin. He looks like Haley Joel Osmand's evil twin.
Speaker 1: He's not cute. So maybe some people find him cute,
Speaker 1: but I find him repugnant repulsive, Uh.
Speaker 2: And well any other words you want to throw in there.
Speaker 1: So why do you think we have reached a time
Speaker 1: in America where facts don't matter? We have moderators for
Speaker 1: major news networks who are only supposed to deal in
Speaker 1: truth saying they're not going to fact check. Then why
Speaker 1: have the news Why are they doing debates at CNN
Speaker 1: or NBC News If the news people aren't going to
Speaker 1: act like newspeople and fact check the people as they're talking.
Speaker 1: Tim Wall should have smacked him around so much. He
Speaker 1: told so many lies that JD Van's and Tim Walls
Speaker 1: just let him lie, and the moderators let him lie.
Speaker 1: And when they tried to catch his lie, he said,
Speaker 1: I thought you weren't going to fact check. What kind
Speaker 1: of screwed up world do journalists who know better, who
Speaker 1: know that what the person is saying is untrue, and
Speaker 1: they just gloss over it. What a failure America has become.
Speaker 1: What a failure our media has become. What a failure
Speaker 1: our political system has become. When a candidate running for
Speaker 1: the highest off can have various felonies outlined by a
Speaker 1: special prosecutor and not have it dent his approval rating
Speaker 1: at all? What a failure of an education system? What
Speaker 1: a failure at So like every system, it's just broken.
Speaker 1: The media broken, the political system broken. And while we're
Speaker 1: on the topic, you know people are worried about supply chain,
Speaker 1: you know, because the port's on strike, so they're going
Speaker 1: out and hoarding toilet paper, which just shows how stupid
Speaker 1: people are. Okay, everywhere, even here in Vegas, you're going
Speaker 1: too Sam's Club or Costco, all the toilet paper's gone.
Speaker 1: First of all, is this country that full of shit?
Speaker 2: I mean really? During COVID and during this the port.
Speaker 2: Your biggest worry is toilet paper. What the fuck's in
Speaker 2: your diet? You know?
Speaker 1: Or you shouldn't be crapping more than two or three
Speaker 1: times a day period. One or two is probably best,
Speaker 1: but maybe three or four. But come on, and how much?
Speaker 1: What are you doing wrapping the paper around most of
Speaker 1: your arm? You're making hand puppets out of it? What
Speaker 1: are you doing? Second of all, if it's an emergent situation,
Speaker 1: there's an invention.
Speaker 2: Called a washcloth.
Speaker 1: Okay, It's a piece of fabric and you get it
Speaker 1: wet and you wash dirty areas like your bumb should
Speaker 1: your bum be dirty? And then you just rinse it
Speaker 1: off and what do you know? You've wiped your butt.
Speaker 1: Isn't that something a cloth? Wow? And you would think
Speaker 1: after COVID we all would have gotten bidets the way
Speaker 1: people were fighting over toilet paper. You really would have
Speaker 1: thought that after COVID and after all that hoarding that.
Speaker 2: But the biggest stupid part of.
Speaker 1: This is our toilet paper is made in the United
Speaker 1: States of America. We don't import charmin from China, Okay,
Speaker 1: so toilet paper is made here, delivered on trucks and
Speaker 1: trains which are not on strike. So the notion that
Speaker 1: you have to hoard toilet paper just shows how stupid
Speaker 1: the populace of America is and how full of shit.
Speaker 2: Quite frankly, uh yeah, because they just full of crap.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So you know this thing came out with Jack Smith.
Speaker 1: I know it didn't change any of your minds. All
Speaker 1: of you know that this guy's a criminals.
Speaker 2: So I know that. I mean, you guys read it
Speaker 2: with interest.
Speaker 1: But all that did was make me sad that all
Speaker 1: of this can be true and the guys.
Speaker 2: Still get to run for president.
Speaker 1: All right, when we come back, we're gonna talk Southern linemens, abandonments,
Speaker 1: What are they?
Speaker 2: Where are they if you even though they exist? Well,
Speaker 2: we're gonna tell you.
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Speaker 1: Years of support for the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay
Speaker 1: guy and his little dog. And let's keep the party
Speaker 1: going as long as we can. So last night I
Speaker 1: was talking to my friend Steve, as I always do,
Speaker 1: and he said, you know remember Joe. I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: the guy that got a radio job in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: He said yeah, he lives right there by Ashville. And
Speaker 1: he said I talked to him two days before the
Speaker 1: hurricane and he wasn't worried. He said, oh, we're you know,
Speaker 1: we're ways away from the ocean and all this other stuff.
Speaker 1: And then of course Ashville has been destroyed. And I said,
Speaker 1: have you heard from Joe? And he said no, I've
Speaker 1: been trying to reach him and I can't. I can't
Speaker 1: get him, and so Steve is very worried about Joe.
Speaker 1: My friend Bruce Steele, his husband Chris, was there when
Speaker 1: it happened. We've heard from him via social media. He's okay,
Speaker 1: but their house is not. And you know, Ashville never
Speaker 1: thought it was going to be destroyed by a hurricane,
Speaker 1: and yet Hurricane Helene has become the second most steps
Speaker 1: to a second to Katrina. I'm sorry, third uh Katrina
Speaker 1: and Drew and then Helene. One hundred and sixty people
Speaker 1: now dead. They pulled thirty five people out of trees
Speaker 1: yesterday because the flood water was so high they got
Speaker 1: caught in trees. That's just there was another story my
Speaker 1: friend David told me. A couple went to Ashville to
Speaker 1: their vacation home that they own to try to get
Speaker 1: stuff out of it prior to all this happening. While
Speaker 1: they got caught in the flood and the house was
Speaker 1: the entire house was washed away. The husband and wife
Speaker 1: were clutching to each other inside the house as it's surfing. Basically,
Speaker 1: the house hits a tree, breaks apart. The couple try
Speaker 1: to hold onto each other and can't. The wife is
Speaker 1: ripped away from him with half the house and just
Speaker 1: goes and is gone forever and he is just you know,
Speaker 1: left with empty arms. That is a tragic story. So
Speaker 1: we talk about climate change sort of in the esoteric,
Speaker 1: but it's not climate change is people. Climate change are
Speaker 1: families being destroyed, lives being lost, homes being.
Speaker 2: Destroyed, cities being destroyed.
Speaker 1: Now our goores an inconvenient truth said that even in America,
Speaker 1: we are going to have to start moving our cities.
Speaker 1: And yesterday I saw several stories in the news talking
Speaker 1: about southern climate abandonment zones and what these are are
Speaker 1: cities that need to relocate and be abandoned because of
Speaker 1: where they're located and the frequency of storms and storm surge.
Speaker 1: And Congress is already outlining southern climate abandonment zones, zones
Speaker 1: that need to be abandoned. And this is in the
Speaker 1: United States of America. We now have and by the way,
Speaker 1: New York or Nearleans is on that list. They're saying
Speaker 1: that much of Narland shouldn't be inhabited, and there are
Speaker 1: several Florida communities that are on that list. Miami's included
Speaker 1: Miami over the next thirty years is going to become
Speaker 1: a Southern climate abandonment zone where it's just not going
Speaker 1: to be feasible to live in Orlando or in Miami,
Speaker 1: and insurance companies are starting to draw Southern climate abandonment
Speaker 1: zones where they're going to take their business out of
Speaker 1: these areas because they're so prone to disasters. Insurance companies
Speaker 1: are going to be like, well, you can live there,
Speaker 1: but we're not insuring your houses. And the government is
Speaker 1: now starting to tell people based on these Southern climate
Speaker 1: abandonment zones, if you live there, you're not going to
Speaker 1: get FEMA aid. You can live there and we'll rescue you,
Speaker 1: but we're not going to help you rebuild in that area.
Speaker 1: And I've been saying this is what should be happening
Speaker 1: for decades now, that we should be smarter than the weather,
Speaker 1: anticipate what's going to happen, and start moving people out
Speaker 1: of these areas. I'm going to go on record as
Speaker 1: saying Las Vegas will be a ghost town one day
Speaker 1: and not in one hundred years. I know it's a
Speaker 1: boomtown right now, but it is October third, and today
Speaker 1: it's going to be one hundred and four. We have
Speaker 1: now had one hundred and ten days over one hundred degrees.
Speaker 1: People are not meant to live in temperatures above one
Speaker 1: hundred degrees.
Speaker 2: We're just not. And so we are going to start seeing.
Speaker 1: Cities that have to be moved, like they're moving the
Speaker 1: capital in Indonesia. They've moved it from the or they're
Speaker 1: trying to move it from the ocean up on top
Speaker 1: of a hill. It's going to take twenty years, but
Speaker 1: they're trying to do it. And so as I look
Speaker 1: at these regions, I think to myself, well, these people,
Speaker 1: they're not going to cooperate. These ignorant Southerners are not
Speaker 1: going to cooperate. They're you know, they're not going to
Speaker 1: understand that it is no longer safe to live where
Speaker 1: they are and that they have to leave. And what's
Speaker 1: going to happen is those areas will become for poor people.
Speaker 1: Poor people will start living in areas that get wiped
Speaker 1: out by climate change because the rich people are going
Speaker 1: to price them out of the cities where climate change
Speaker 1: is not going to have as severe an impact. They're
Speaker 1: already doing it. Seattle, San Francisco, Boston, all kinds of
Speaker 1: places Buffalo, New York. Prices are skyrocketing Duluth because Duluth
Speaker 1: is seen as a city that in the future is
Speaker 1: going to weather climate change, and now skyrocketing home prices.
Speaker 1: So they're going to price you and me out of
Speaker 1: the cities that are safe, and we are going to
Speaker 1: be forced to live in climate abandonment zones. You wait
Speaker 1: and see, and it's the government's not moving fast enough
Speaker 1: on this. This should be the main focus of our government,
Speaker 1: rebuilding the United States, rebuilding our infrastructure to withstand the
Speaker 1: weather that's coming. Moving actual cities, moving them, like picking
Speaker 1: them up and moving them to a safer place. And
Speaker 1: they'll that can't happen because of business people with money
Speaker 1: are not going to let that happen. They no, we'll
Speaker 1: lose too much money if we relocate Miami. They're not
Speaker 1: thinking ahead of how much money there is to be
Speaker 1: made in establishing new I said this the other day.
Speaker 1: We act like everything is written in stone, that it's divine.
Speaker 1: You know, our cities are not written in stone as
Speaker 1: to where they are.
Speaker 2: They can be moved.
Speaker 1: We only occupy four percent of the land in the
Speaker 1: United States. Let me say that again. We only occupy
Speaker 1: four percent of the land in the United States. Ninety
Speaker 1: six percent of the land of the United States is
Speaker 1: not occupied.
Speaker 2: Okay, it needs to be.
Speaker 1: We need to start moving major cities up north into Wyoming,
Speaker 1: into Montana, into the Dakotas. We need to start moving
Speaker 1: major cities away from coastlines. We need to start. You know,
Speaker 1: Miami needs to move, well, it needs to just move.
Speaker 1: Periods are just away from Florida, Like all of Florida
Speaker 1: needs to be basically a climate abandonment zone. There's there's
Speaker 1: not an area in Florida that's not gonna be wiped
Speaker 1: out by repeated hurricanes.
Speaker 2: It's just that's the way it's going to be.
Speaker 1: So do you think do you feel we are adequately
Speaker 1: preparing for the future. I'd love to see your comments.
Speaker 1: Do you look at Ashville. They're using donkeys and mules,
Speaker 1: not drones.
Speaker 2: Not this.
Speaker 1: It's not that they're using antiquated technology to save these people.
Speaker 1: Their phones are still out. Why Elon Musk has starlink.
Speaker 1: You know, they're literally in the middle of the Ukraine.
Speaker 1: They can log on the Internet through starlink, but they
Speaker 1: can't do it in Ashville. Why hasn't Elon Musk deployed,
Speaker 1: you know, internet trailers.
Speaker 2: What you know?
Speaker 1: Why hasn't the government. It's just amazing to me how
Speaker 1: ill prepared in twenty twenty four we are for what's
Speaker 1: happening to us right now, not even for the future.
Speaker 1: For what's happening to us right now, we are ill prepared.
Speaker 1: I'd like your comments on that. Would you move if
Speaker 1: you were told your area is like in California there
Speaker 1: are several towns now that are just gonna burn all
Speaker 1: the time because of where they're located.
Speaker 2: Should we still be building?
Speaker 1: Should there still be home loans being given for people
Speaker 1: in those areas? Should there still be insurance? Because I
Speaker 1: would I say no. Banks should stop lending to people
Speaker 1: that live in high climate risk zones.
Speaker 2: Make them move. Oh, Corell That's what I mean.
Speaker 1: We can't have sweeping change because no one will make
Speaker 1: unpopular decisions. Even when Gavin does, he gets crap. I
Speaker 1: think his law should go one step further. I think
Speaker 1: stores should stop giving out all bags. You want to
Speaker 1: go to the grocery store and get groceries, bring a box,
Speaker 1: a crate, a bag, bring whatever, but don't expect the
Speaker 1: store to provide a way for you to lug your
Speaker 1: stuff home, you know.
Speaker 2: But oh, that would just be so unpopular. He couldn't
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 1: I wanted to have. Let's see, no thanks for North
Speaker 1: or South Dakota. Look if a lot of the right
Speaker 1: people move there. I grew up in New Orleans. Sadly,
Speaker 1: the storms of trash nearly everything they have. Let's see
Speaker 1: spinning wheel on my page anyone else? No, let's see
Speaker 1: work with animals is not antiquated. Their way of thanking
Speaker 1: us for loving them. I don't understand what I didn't
Speaker 1: say working with animals was antiquated. Oh well yeah, working
Speaker 1: with mules and donkeys, it sure is. To deliver supplies
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four, we need a faster way than
Speaker 1: donkeys and mules. We need drones, We need you know,
Speaker 1: rescue ships, aircrafts, you know, drop supplies. Wait for a
Speaker 1: damn donkey to get there. Jesus age Christ, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: I wanted to talk about something today. Having been immersed
Speaker 1: in grammy stuff. You know, it's almost impossible to be
Speaker 1: an artist these days.
Speaker 2: And it was always hard. And I want your.
Speaker 1: Opinion down below in the comments. Why do you and
Speaker 1: others not think that being an artist is a real job.
Speaker 2: I know why, but why do you Because most people
Speaker 2: people do not.
Speaker 1: Consider the arts a real occupation, and they never have
Speaker 1: ever in my lifetime. In the seventies, if you said
Speaker 1: I want to be a painter, a sculptor, a ballerina,
Speaker 1: I want to be an actor, I want to be
Speaker 1: a singer, everyone says, oh no, no, no, you got
Speaker 1: to have something else to fall back on. That's not
Speaker 1: a real job. And yet we love the arts. We
Speaker 1: love television, we love film, we love music, and yet
Speaker 1: the people that are creating that we don't see them
Speaker 1: as legitimately employed. We love comedy, but comics, that's not
Speaker 1: a job. If you say to someone I'm a comic, no,
Speaker 1: what do you really do? Why do you suppose that
Speaker 1: is I know the answer, but why do you suppose?
Speaker 1: We have never seen the arts as legitimate, so now
Speaker 1: as they are dying on the vine, most of you
Speaker 1: don't care. But you still want what we have. We
Speaker 1: tell someone at twenty that you want to be a
Speaker 1: talk show host and they're like, oh, well, no one's
Speaker 1: ever seen anything that I do as a legitimate job.
Speaker 1: Talk show host, writer, singer, actor, stage performer, none of that.
Speaker 1: Have They seen as a legitimate job. Why why aren't
Speaker 1: the arts considered legitimate jobs? Why do you think?
Speaker 2: I know why?
Speaker 1: And you could disagree with me all you want to,
Speaker 1: but there's two reasons. First of all, because artists actually
Speaker 1: enjoy their life, They actually enjoy what they do, and
Speaker 1: of course that goes against everything that we're taught about
Speaker 1: a job. We're supposed to hate our jobs. We're supposed
Speaker 1: to you know, it's supposed to be drudgery, a job.
Speaker 1: You're not supposed to like your job. Second of all,
Speaker 1: corporations and powerful people. You see, the powerful people have
Speaker 1: always needed us to be the cogs in their machines.
Speaker 1: And if we're off creating art, you know, then that
Speaker 1: there's no cogs in the machine, or there's less cogs
Speaker 1: in the machine.
Speaker 2: It's a perfectly legitimate.
Speaker 1: Thing to say I want to be a doctor, or
Speaker 1: I want to be a lawyer, or I want you know,
Speaker 1: I want to be a truck driver, but say you
Speaker 1: want to be a dancer.
Speaker 2: We love the.
Speaker 1: Arts, and yet we don't see artists as legitimately exploits.
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Speaker 2: all of you. If you want to be wanting to
Speaker 2: hurt anybody. We'll see you tomorrow Friday. Can I buy
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