Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benza fame. Uh he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty,
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. He is, uh the guy put the
Speaker 1: cock in the Peacock network. Okay, bitch, hey everybody, aj
Speaker 1: Benzi here with famous a bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for July twenty ninth, twenty twenty six seven
Speaker 1: two two six. A couple of odd numbers. You know,
Speaker 1: I hate him and today was a day of volcano
Speaker 1: shit all over me. I don't know how to begin
Speaker 1: this fucking show, but I'm going to begin it. And
Speaker 1: remember I'm doing it even though the news is not great,
Speaker 1: but this is I'm committed how much I love you guys,
Speaker 1: and how much to show means to me. So I've
Speaker 1: had a toothache for a long time, an upward upper
Speaker 1: jaw to the left, and it's getting worse and worse.
Speaker 1: So Rosie said, you know, go to my dentist. He's great.
Speaker 1: Let say, yeah, I want to fix these front teeth too.
Speaker 1: You know, I hate the way it looks. She goes,
Speaker 1: I'll lay out the money for you, you know, God bless her.
Speaker 1: I don't even like that idea. But I go. Look,
Speaker 1: she had to go for a cleaning. I said, I'll
Speaker 1: go with y'all. Sit with a dentist. Well, sitting with
Speaker 1: a dentist, great guy, great dentists and great dental assistant.
Speaker 1: Took you know, one hundred fucking X rays. Then some
Speaker 1: plastic thing got shoved in my mouth and they take
Speaker 1: like a three D image of your every tooth, every root.
Speaker 1: And by the way, let me just say this right now.
Speaker 1: I will never force a woman to go down on
Speaker 1: me because I never had something seven inches long in
Speaker 1: the back of my throat. It's the most uncomfortable thing.
Speaker 1: Porn stars make it look like this is great. I
Speaker 1: love it, even ex girlfriends, even wives or boyfriends or husbands.
Speaker 1: But don't ever ask me to take anything bigger than
Speaker 1: three inches in my mouth. This was I'm gagging. I
Speaker 1: have a gag reflex. I'm not Linda Lovelace. I can't.
Speaker 1: Every time the dentists got called, I had to shove
Speaker 1: him off. But in a nice way. What point is this, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you need a root canoun? Okay, I know you're doing
Speaker 1: the whole mouth, but I'm not here for that because
Speaker 1: I don't have the money for the whole mouth. Just
Speaker 1: what can we do to the front four teeth? Well,
Speaker 1: we got to do things in order. Bupah bah bah, Okay,
Speaker 1: I let him do his thing. Great guy, I'll send
Speaker 1: that out a pay you know, we'll send you what
Speaker 1: a good cost and this, and then what about the implant? Well,
Speaker 1: well that's got to go through an oral surgeon. Then
Speaker 1: I work with He's great, he's ten minutes away. The
Speaker 1: guy's twenty five years. Okay, let's talk turkey. Now, Doc,
Speaker 1: what's the price of you know, implants in the front
Speaker 1: thirty thousand? But if you do this way, the real
Speaker 1: properate sixty thousand. I said, okay, forget it. I forget.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to put another extension on your house.
Speaker 1: This is ridiculous. I have no dental insurance, so let's
Speaker 1: just work on the root canal. Tooth calls me back.
Speaker 1: It's a root canal fifteen hundred up front and then
Speaker 1: eighteen hundred for the crown or cap, whatever the hell
Speaker 1: they use. I said, nope, nope, not doing it. What
Speaker 1: else can we do? We could pull it? Good, let's
Speaker 1: pull it. Okay, Well, we'll make an appointment. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: give antibiotics before that that's a whole you know, dentists
Speaker 1: are they get you in to share and they're thinking
Speaker 1: of the next cruise they got to take, especially with
Speaker 1: no insurance. But he's again, nice guy, can't complain. He
Speaker 1: did everything top notch, great instruments, great, I mean, just
Speaker 1: a great guy. So it's not his fault. It's just
Speaker 1: the way things are now in dentistry. It's become insane.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how many of you have good
Speaker 1: insurance that covers dental work, but we all know dental
Speaker 1: work might as well be plastic surgery. It's beyond comprehension
Speaker 1: with things thirty thousand dollars to I know, guys just
Speaker 1: spent forty grand for all new teeth, uppers and lowers.
Speaker 1: Why is his thirty grand for the front floor? My sisters,
Speaker 1: God bless her. You know, I want to see you
Speaker 1: back on TV. I said, well, I'm not with this
Speaker 1: fucking mouth. I can't. I'm gonna I'll blay it out.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it. Because she got some money from
Speaker 1: Jack Doney just to check, just to arrive today. It's
Speaker 1: not the most money in the world, and that's all
Speaker 1: she has to hinge Your hopes on going forward beyond
Speaker 1: Social Security. So I'm like, I'm not taking that money
Speaker 1: from you, Rosie. I can't do this. Fuck it. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna darb with the teeth I have. Okay, So that ends.
Speaker 1: I said, I gotta go to the bank. I gotta
Speaker 1: write my rent check and over the night to the
Speaker 1: landlord and Los Angeles will go to. As we're driving there,
Speaker 1: I got a text from Bank of America. Did you
Speaker 1: authorize this charge at Walmart for four hundred and fifty dollars?
Speaker 1: I says no. The bank calls me. At least I
Speaker 1: thought it was the bank because it happened immediately, and
Speaker 1: this guy's talking to me. I'm like, yeah, I didn't
Speaker 1: authorized It's okay, mister Ben's and we're going through the
Speaker 1: whole thing. Rosie's right next to me. The guy was
Speaker 1: so smooth and so good. He was going like jumping
Speaker 1: your Bank of America app and this and that, and
Speaker 1: I see there's some cash apps withdrawals. I said, no,
Speaker 1: I didn't send anybody cash. No, that's not me. There's
Speaker 1: one for fourteen hundred, one for a thousand, another one
Speaker 1: for a thousand, one for five hundred. I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: none of this is me. I'll on to fix mister
Speaker 1: Ben's and we're gonna get this scull and we're gonna
Speaker 1: get the money back in your account. So he's getting
Speaker 1: me through the RIGAMA role was thirty two minute phone call. Now,
Speaker 1: I know your account only says you have five hundred
Speaker 1: in your account, but there's more. Believe me, when you
Speaker 1: go to your branch, you'll see that they have the amount.
Speaker 1: All right. You know, gave me his name, his employer.
Speaker 1: I d everything was, you know, on the up and up.
Speaker 1: I should have said immediately, why isn't your numbers say
Speaker 1: Bank of America, But you know, I don't know. People
Speaker 1: call it they always, you know, get help from other
Speaker 1: places in the world America. I don't know. So I
Speaker 1: listened to the guy if very professional, and apparently he
Speaker 1: took four thousand dollars away from me. That's it. I
Speaker 1: have five hundred dollars left. Okay, I'm giving you personal information.
Speaker 1: And then he says, we're gonna we're gonna take your
Speaker 1: debit card. You can still use it in Chicago and La.
Speaker 1: I know you're in Chicago now, but you know, once
Speaker 1: the new card comes, I'm extraditing it. You'll be able
Speaker 1: to you know, the new car will be worked. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: I've been through this before. I've been through fraud three
Speaker 1: times since June. So I thought this is insane, you know.
Speaker 1: Then I go through care, I go to the bank. No, sir,
Speaker 1: you only have five what maybe it takes more time.
Speaker 1: At the same time, I got to get my paperwork
Speaker 1: notarized for my pension. I'm sorry, I'm laying this all.
Speaker 1: Let me just I gotta begin with this because this
Speaker 1: whole oh I didn't tell you this. By the way, Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, on top of the teeth X rays,
Speaker 1: they're going way in the back of my throat with
Speaker 1: this wand and I'm gagging. But the dentist says, there's
Speaker 1: a lesion on the upper palette of your mouth, right
Speaker 1: before your throat. That's red. It's like a strawberry color.
Speaker 1: It's like a it's like as big as two peas.
Speaker 1: I said, what does that mean? I said, I don't
Speaker 1: have any paint. He goes, well, you know it's not
Speaker 1: a good thing. It's we got to investigate it. Go
Speaker 1: to an emails and throat guy. Here's a prescription. You know,
Speaker 1: make sure you're referral to the emails. Okay, I know
Speaker 1: that's gonna be five six hundred just to see this
Speaker 1: fucking guy. I'm not gonna I said, Can it be cancer?
Speaker 1: He goes, yeah, it could be normally cancers white, but
Speaker 1: it can begin pink and then slowly go Okay, great,
Speaker 1: So mouth cancer's on the table. He goes, well, let's
Speaker 1: not get ahead of things, but let's just investigate it now.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear by root canals. I don't
Speaker 1: want to hear about anything cleanings. Fuck it. If I'm
Speaker 1: gonna die of mouth cancer, then let's just get on that.
Speaker 1: But so there comes the fraud phone call. Now I
Speaker 1: go to the bank. No, sir, here's only five hundred
Speaker 1: bucks your account. What. I'll give it some more time.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, let me get this is paperwork for
Speaker 1: my pension notarized. I present the paperwork. The lady goes, oh,
Speaker 1: you're already signed it. You gotta sign it in front
Speaker 1: of me. I'm sorry, can we wipe it out? No,
Speaker 1: you got to do it in front of me. How
Speaker 1: about my license? This is me I know, but you
Speaker 1: got to do it in front of me. Okay, I'll
Speaker 1: come back in an hour. We go back home, we
Speaker 1: go back to the bank. Here's the form that's got
Speaker 1: to be notarized. Well, what's the paperwork before the form.
Speaker 1: That's not what they sent me. They just sent me
Speaker 1: the form that's got to be notarized. Well I can't notarize.
Speaker 1: I said, listen, you told me to come back and
Speaker 1: not sign my name and not put Los Angeles, California,
Speaker 1: because you're gonna do it in Chicago, Illinois. I left
Speaker 1: that all blank. No, we told you bring the whole document.
Speaker 1: I said, no, you didn't. No, you didn't. Now, Rosea's
Speaker 1: going a j let's go, I said no, No one
Speaker 1: said bring the whole form. This is bullshit, and the
Speaker 1: girl goes, ah, please, I'm nine months pregnant. I don't
Speaker 1: need this aggravation. I go, I'm not gonna make you
Speaker 1: lose your baby. I'm good, I'm happy you're pregnant. God
Speaker 1: bless the baby. But for Christ's sake, this is your job.
Speaker 1: Why do you need all the paperwork before the signature form.
Speaker 1: No one told me that, Yes, we did, know you did.
Speaker 1: Rosie's pulling me out like a drunk at a bar.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll come back. I get in the parking line.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to see those. Don't get me started.
Speaker 1: We go back home and I go back to the
Speaker 1: after website. They won't let me find the forms because
Speaker 1: it's like some kind of bullshit where oh it's invalid.
Speaker 1: The RL link is. I don't know. Maybe things disappear
Speaker 1: after a few weeks. I don't know. So I gotta
Speaker 1: call him tomorrow and figure it all out. But this
Speaker 1: is the volcano of shit today and tonight. I was
Speaker 1: supposed to go on a ride along with Joey on
Speaker 1: his rounds as a cop in Lake Zurich, Illinois. Can't
Speaker 1: do it because I'm out of my mind. You don't
Speaker 1: want to be near me. The root canal tooth is
Speaker 1: killing me. He put a temporary filling. It still hurts.
Speaker 1: I can't chew on that side. This is today, This
Speaker 1: is today. But here I am doing the show because
Speaker 1: I love his all. Like I always tell you, I'm
Speaker 1: not a quitter. Having said that, let me say right now,
Speaker 1: I have to admit last week or two weeks ago,
Speaker 1: I gave the thumbs down to Life, Liberty and Larry
Speaker 1: the Larry David Show on HBO. I gave it another
Speaker 1: goal because I love his comedy, and I know it's
Speaker 1: produced by Baraka Michelle Obama, which pisses me off. But
Speaker 1: I like Larry David and I saw a few episodes
Speaker 1: and they were funny. I get his humor. I love
Speaker 1: his humor. In fact, there was there was one sketch
Speaker 1: where it's an old joke of his. They just turned
Speaker 1: it into a sketch. But Jonah Salk who got the
Speaker 1: vaccine for polio, and the sketch is his mother's hanging
Speaker 1: up clothes launched. His Jewish mother's down in the yard
Speaker 1: putting clothes on a clothespin. And the neighbor next her,
Speaker 1: another Jewish old woman, has a son as well, and
Speaker 1: Larry David. It's mother who's really Larry David dresten drag?
Speaker 1: Did you hear about my son Jonas? He sais a
Speaker 1: good boy. He got the vaccine for polio. He's curing
Speaker 1: the world, my son. And the other woman's like you
Speaker 1: told me that last week, whatever name is, Mabel, you
Speaker 1: told me, very good. How's your son doing well? My
Speaker 1: son so fair? My son's the manager Robert Hall suits.
Speaker 1: That's good. Maybe he can give my son Jonas his suit.
Speaker 1: He's always talking in front of Congress. It's crazy. Actually
Speaker 1: her name is Dora. Okay, my son didn't make a nickel.
Speaker 1: He just wants to make mankind better. It's very funny
Speaker 1: two Jewish ladies talking over a fence and arguing. And
Speaker 1: it made me remember, I don't know if you guys
Speaker 1: had this. I know, closed lines with clothespins were a
Speaker 1: thing back in the day. We had those as well.
Speaker 1: But at some point in the backyard of my house,
Speaker 1: to the right before the canal, my father mother bought
Speaker 1: this thing. It looked like a satellite. It was like
Speaker 1: a you know, a piece of metal stuck in the ground.
Speaker 1: Then like a pentagon pentagram shaped top with a bunch
Speaker 1: of plastic. I don't know. Well, you can hang clothes
Speaker 1: up with clothes pins and they would dry outside, which
Speaker 1: I like. I like clothes drying in the sun. I
Speaker 1: think that's better than turning on electricity in the dryer,
Speaker 1: something you don't need right away. But anyhow, I remember
Speaker 1: this thing, this shape. This thing was so oddly shaped.
Speaker 1: It looked like that movie District nine, Like what am
Speaker 1: I looking at? Like? People could see this when they
Speaker 1: drove by a house, did they think, like I know,
Speaker 1: in Brooklyn with people like clothes lines from one apartment
Speaker 1: to the other. It was very regular. I grew up
Speaker 1: like that. But in Long Island, on Long Island, with
Speaker 1: this this fucking satellite monster that held like twenty pounds
Speaker 1: of clothes. I wish I was old. I was said, man,
Speaker 1: don't buy that. What are we doing? But I guess.
Speaker 1: I guess because his money was tight. She didn't want
Speaker 1: always from the dryer. I don't know, but it's so ugly.
Speaker 1: But it made me think of those days of this
Speaker 1: horrible thing in the backyard. The other thing in the backyard,
Speaker 1: which I think was brilliant, but it is ugly to
Speaker 1: look at. I said this before. My father had an
Speaker 1: amazing peach tree that bore so much fruit that relatives
Speaker 1: came over, friends came by, and we would just give
Speaker 1: them peaches because we had peaches everywhere falling on the ground.
Speaker 1: And Mary made peach muffins, peach pie, peach cobbler. She
Speaker 1: couldn't stopped the peach by the peach. The juice would
Speaker 1: drip down to your elbow. It was delicious. But my
Speaker 1: father made his own wine. He made homemade wine in
Speaker 1: the garage. He took from the grape barbera. He used
Speaker 1: the grapes we grew from our house to Rosalie's house,
Speaker 1: and he smashed them with his hands, and then they
Speaker 1: would bring them to the garage. They'd ferment in these
Speaker 1: five gallon bottles, and it was a whole operation, and
Speaker 1: we made great red and white wine. My father made
Speaker 1: wine at a strawberries. He made wine at a pumpkin.
Speaker 1: This is in the seventies when no one was drinking
Speaker 1: pumpkin wine. My father figured out how to do it,
Speaker 1: little Albert Einstein. But the peach tree what you could
Speaker 1: see from the street, even though it was in the
Speaker 1: backyard a side yard. My father ingeniously would take empty
Speaker 1: bottles of wine with no labels on it. We'd soak
Speaker 1: the bottle, get the label off so it was just naked.
Speaker 1: He would take one of the branches of the peach
Speaker 1: tree that had a little butt on it that was
Speaker 1: going to grow into a peach, and he'd push it
Speaker 1: down into the bottle. Then duck tape the bottle to
Speaker 1: a branch. Now, obviously the branch would hang down because
Speaker 1: the bottle weighs more than the peach. This happened on
Speaker 1: maybe like twelve to fifteen branches. So you drive by
Speaker 1: our house in the side yard, if you look to
Speaker 1: your right, you would see this horrifyingly scary peach tree
Speaker 1: with bottles hanging from it. And the way he did
Speaker 1: it was when the peach got big enough past the
Speaker 1: neck of the bottle and it was in the full
Speaker 1: body of the bottle, he'd cut it. The peach would
Speaker 1: fall to the bottom of a bottle. Then he filled
Speaker 1: that empty bottle with his homemade wine. So you're drinking
Speaker 1: red wine or white wine with a fully developed peach
Speaker 1: on the bottom, and you get that juice involved people,
Speaker 1: relatives and friends, couldn't get enough of it. And by
Speaker 1: the way, it got you drunk quicker than fentanyl. You
Speaker 1: it got you feeling good, quicker than any drug you've
Speaker 1: ever taken. It was amazing. Matter of fact, when I
Speaker 1: was thirteen or so, Christmas Eve dinner, the bottles of
Speaker 1: wines run at. The bottles of wine are on the table,
Speaker 1: and you can have a wine let at. You have
Speaker 1: a little wine, little glass from a welch's grape juice.
Speaker 1: Remember those days, I like this, good Dad have a
Speaker 1: little more. He kept let me drink it, and I
Speaker 1: got so sick. I missed Christmas Eve the Presence opening.
Speaker 1: I had to go upstairs and puke. The mother threw
Speaker 1: a bucket at my bed and said, here, throw up
Speaker 1: in this. And I woke up Christmas morning and I
Speaker 1: opened my Presence alone. It was the worst, but that
Speaker 1: was how powerful his wine was. So it looked awful
Speaker 1: from the side yard if you drove by a house.
Speaker 1: But it's an ingenious thing to do anyhow. That's what
Speaker 1: that sketch made me think of. Okay, I'm sixteen minutes
Speaker 1: in Jesus Christ. I'm sorry. I had to tell you that,
Speaker 1: just so you know I'm not in a bad move
Speaker 1: for no reason. Today was a motherfucker of a day, anyhoy.
Speaker 1: Last night I'm looking for shit to watch on Netflix,
Speaker 1: Amazon prom I'm ready to cancel everything, especially today. I
Speaker 1: spend more time looking for a movie to watch than
Speaker 1: the actual movie length of time, Like I'll spend ninety
Speaker 1: minutes looking for a movie. So I'm looking. Okay, oh,
Speaker 1: this one, here's one. Olivia Wilde is a vigilante. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I like Olivia wild I didn't like Don't Worry Darling
Speaker 1: whatever her movie was, but I I know she's talented.
Speaker 1: I like to look at her face, although I'll tell
Speaker 1: you something. There's a close up off her punching a
Speaker 1: heavy bag at the beginning of this movie, and she's
Speaker 1: making faces and she's curling the lips up and you
Speaker 1: see her teeth. This movie's about five or six years old.
Speaker 1: I think she had a teeth domb because if these
Speaker 1: are the teeth she's still going through Hollywood with, then
Speaker 1: she needs to see my dentists because they look ridiculed.
Speaker 1: They're crooked, they're short, one's taller, one's tiny. Her bottom
Speaker 1: teeth are awful, but I'm sure she got him fixed
Speaker 1: by now. She's run eighty million dollars. I'm sure they're fixed.
Speaker 1: But the movie, okay, here's the movie. I lasted six minutes.
Speaker 1: She basically beats up men who are domestic abuses of
Speaker 1: their wives. And in the six minutes I watched it,
Speaker 1: she's in front of a guy, a grown man in
Speaker 1: a business suit, in his office and she's telling the guy,
Speaker 1: you know your wife needs you gotta give her seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of your income. She gets to how she's
Speaker 1: giving all these details, and the guy's like, who are
Speaker 1: you a lawyer? And he stands up to give her
Speaker 1: some shit. She karate chops him in the neck. The
Speaker 1: guy's like six'. Three she's a pip. Squeak he falls
Speaker 1: in his. Chair the next scene is he's at his.
Speaker 1: House his wife is in the, background and he's sitting
Speaker 1: in the, chair all, bloodied, ears knows. Eyes he's she
Speaker 1: beat the shit out of. Him apparently this guy couldn't defend.
Speaker 1: Himself like it's a five foot, three one hundred and
Speaker 1: three pound. Woman get the fuck out of. Here this
Speaker 1: is movies. Nowadays he's three times in, size hits a
Speaker 1: bit of. THROAT i, CAN'T i can't watch. This the
Speaker 1: dining room table had blood on, it and the wife is,
Speaker 1: watching all happy Because olivia is gonna get her the
Speaker 1: big deal and he's the paperwork to. Sign i'm, SORRY
Speaker 1: i can't take this. SHIT i. Can't this doesn't happen
Speaker 1: in real. Life why are they whole green lit this. Movie,
Speaker 1: oh you're a woman who beats men up because they
Speaker 1: abuse their. Wives decent, premise but maybe the lead character
Speaker 1: should be a man who beats other men, up not
Speaker 1: a pip sweet. Girl but you know we're in the
Speaker 1: middle of FUCKING, dei so here we go another, day
Speaker 1: another well earned victory in the war that has lasted
Speaker 1: just as, long if not. Longer, actually it's longer than
Speaker 1: The Iran. War it's longer The Dei war and The wokism,
Speaker 1: war a longer than how long we've been In iran
Speaker 1: and pummeling the shit out of those. Dogs don't get me.
Speaker 1: STARTED i can't stand The trump's thinking, about, well we'll talk,
Speaker 1: again maybe they want to sign a. Deal fuck, them
Speaker 1: kill them, all kill them. All every person And iran
Speaker 1: wants you know people AND I. RAN i don't care
Speaker 1: if this sounds like, politics too. Bad i'm on a.
Speaker 1: Roll do you know? People AND I ran. FEMALES i
Speaker 1: see them On instagram all the. TIME i see them
Speaker 1: talking to people who are newscasters In america and they,
Speaker 1: say you don't know what you're talking. ABOUT i have
Speaker 1: family In. Iran they bb net In. Yahoo they Love Donald.
Speaker 1: Trump they want to name cities after these two. Men
Speaker 1: don't tell us that what they're, doing What america And
Speaker 1: israel doing is bad for. You. Ran we want them,
Speaker 1: there but the liberals will tell you. That so having
Speaker 1: to deal with this Whole dei walk isn't. Nonsense here
Speaker 1: comes the latest, Story Cracker barrel finally came to its
Speaker 1: census and fired THE, Ceo Julie Fel's messino hate the
Speaker 1: fact that she's Married. Italian she's stepping. Down well maybe
Speaker 1: they didn't fire. Her she's stepping down because the writing
Speaker 1: was on the, wall because she failed with the walk.
Speaker 1: Rebrand WHERE i shear Of Cracker. Barrel she got those
Speaker 1: big backlass like there's been for other things Like target
Speaker 1: and Bud, light all that, shit and she got caught
Speaker 1: up in this. Nonsense so a restaurant executive Named David,
Speaker 1: deno who used to be A ceo Of Blooming, brands
Speaker 1: which Owns Outback, state he's gonna replace. Her let's see
Speaker 1: if he's not a liberal. ASSHOLE i can't imagine they'd
Speaker 1: hire another. One but they're gonna Keep messino around in
Speaker 1: an advisory capacity Until. October why she has shit. Ideas
Speaker 1: she spent three years there trying to make everything, modernize
Speaker 1: and you know what. Happened people who go To Cracker barrel.
Speaker 1: Revolted they wanted to modernize this whole. Chain they got
Speaker 1: rid Of Uncle, herschel the. Mascot they took away the
Speaker 1: chochgees that people see on the shelves At crackerbowl. Restaurants you,
Speaker 1: Know cracoball, PRIMARILY i would imagine is a place that
Speaker 1: a lot of conservative people like to. Eat i've personally
Speaker 1: never eaten at these. Restaurants there used to be a
Speaker 1: Cracker barrel at The male WHEN i was a, kid
Speaker 1: where you could buy cheese and pepperoni and whatever the hell.
Speaker 1: Sausages but there was no restaurant but Cracker. Barrel After
Speaker 1: Donald try got, involved reversed the changes and the stock
Speaker 1: went up one hundred. Percent, okay so some people, saying,
Speaker 1: oh her exitent' is a surprise for. Me why why is?
Speaker 1: This some analysts Named Todd brooks calls her exit a,
Speaker 1: surprise maybe because you're an asshole like. Her why are you?
Speaker 1: Surprised you changed everything about the restaurant people? Love why you?
Speaker 1: Shocked why do these people get hired and put in
Speaker 1: positions of power when they can't understand something as simple as.
Speaker 1: This it's like WHEN i was a, kid we got
Speaker 1: tops baseball, cards and in that pack of, cards we
Speaker 1: got to stick a bubble. Gump it was, hard it was,
Speaker 1: thin it was. Pink it were cracking your. Teeth probably
Speaker 1: WHEN i got the root canal all these years, later
Speaker 1: fifty years, later and you eventually would chew this big
Speaker 1: piece of pink. Gum what if they took the gum?
Speaker 1: Out you think people will be pissed? Off of, COURSE
Speaker 1: i don't know why they pissed, off because you took
Speaker 1: the bubblegum out of the package ass. Whole you Took
Speaker 1: Uncle hershel, away you took the chot chies up the shit,
Speaker 1: else you change the. Decore why would you think that
Speaker 1: would lead to a positive. Change it's. Not it's A
Speaker 1: the woman's a hack and she was there to satisfy
Speaker 1: the woke, media the wolf. Mafia, sorry that's, it plain and.
Speaker 1: SIMPLE i don't care what, race, color or creed you,
Speaker 1: are but you know you gotta find somebody qualified to
Speaker 1: perform those type of duties that are demanded by someone
Speaker 1: as essential as A. Ceo you know you can lie
Speaker 1: your way in that. Position i'm very familiar with how
Speaker 1: people can lie their way up the. LADDER i get,
Speaker 1: it but you're not going to be able to, deliver
Speaker 1: and in thousands of people are gonna. SUFFER i know
Speaker 1: it's just dinner or, lunch but still it's like a
Speaker 1: pain in the ass what happened to my? Restaurant when
Speaker 1: you're A ceo And i'm not anything close to that
Speaker 1: in terms of, business BUT i have a little bit
Speaker 1: of a head for. Business if you're A, ceo you
Speaker 1: don't mark things to. Yourself you always market to your.
Speaker 1: CORE i don't give a fuck with, you, like what
Speaker 1: is your? Core? Uh not, audience but the people that
Speaker 1: you're what do they? Like the people love Kracker. Brow
Speaker 1: this is so. Simple what do they like About Kracko?
Speaker 1: Bar and when you, say when you see what they're,
Speaker 1: like don't get rid of that. Shit it's so. Simple but, no,
Speaker 1: no And i'll tell you right. NOW i can't think
Speaker 1: of one single case where a woke transformation has ever
Speaker 1: improved any company in the, world but yet it still keeps.
Speaker 1: Happening this is like when young assholes try to convince
Speaker 1: people that socialism is better than. Capitalism, meanwhile the holding
Speaker 1: their their their their their cell, phone their, iPhone, like
Speaker 1: what do you call, that you're butt a life? Phone that's, capitalism. Asshole,
Speaker 1: no the clothes you're, wearing the ereas you have and.
Speaker 1: Nothing it's all capital. Now but social well tell me
Speaker 1: where it. Works they can't name a single country where
Speaker 1: socialism has ever, worked because they're all nuttive and shit house.
Speaker 1: Rats but they keep trying to tell, People oh, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: listen you know wolf is. Good you gotta change. It,
Speaker 1: no don't tell me about. Socialism don't change things that are.
Speaker 1: Working you bring these assholes, in of, course they're gonna
Speaker 1: fuck with. Everything they're gonna just ruin what you've already.
Speaker 1: Built speaking of, that let me just tell you. This
Speaker 1: who told you years ago that Doctor Anthony fauci was
Speaker 1: a bullshit artist and a Phony, italian a. Fraud my
Speaker 1: spotty son, said this guy's full of. SHIT i said
Speaker 1: this way back six years. Ago, well here we, come
Speaker 1: here we. Go but there have been instances where people, say, oh,
Speaker 1: well Doctor, fauci that was he said something, Here this
Speaker 1: didn't sound, right you, know gain a, Function there was
Speaker 1: all these. Things but now we're seeing because his diaries
Speaker 1: have become. Public a grown man his age having a.
Speaker 1: Diary what is he a fucking thirteen year old girl
Speaker 1: talking about our period or the guy she has a
Speaker 1: crush on in. School give me a. Break a, diary
Speaker 1: don't call it a. Diary he was so fixated on his.
Speaker 1: Fame around around the. Pandemic this is when the death
Speaker 1: rates were, soaring and you gotta see these diary. Entries
Speaker 1: you probably have by. NOW i wanted to talk about this,
Speaker 1: yesterday BUT i put them on hold back In april
Speaker 1: of twenty, twenty when more than sixty thousand people had
Speaker 1: already been killed FROM covid In. America this, asshole his
Speaker 1: response to the, pandemic was apparently obsessing about his newfound. Stardom,
Speaker 1: okay you, gotta you. GOTTA i don't know if you've
Speaker 1: seen this Is these are the journals and diaries that
Speaker 1: have now been. Released he, Wrote listen to this, asshole
Speaker 1: listen to this, fraud and never doubt my spiny. Sense,
Speaker 1: again the press is still hot and heavy about, me
Speaker 1: multiple stories per, day directly or indirectly Involving he wrote
Speaker 1: that in twenty twenty Of, april and then In may
Speaker 1: of twenty, twenty he, wrote his national and international fame
Speaker 1: is explosive and really, unimaginable and it's not hyperbole to
Speaker 1: describe my celebrity in terms of global. Recognition, again diaries
Speaker 1: are for young girls who get their period or have
Speaker 1: a guy to have a crush, on whatever the fuck
Speaker 1: it isn't for a doctor to have a. DIARY i
Speaker 1: know people write things down for a future. Book don't
Speaker 1: call it a. Diary go in your laptop and type
Speaker 1: it into a word, document you. Asshole now by this,
Speaker 1: point we lost almost one hundred Thousand americans died OF.
Speaker 1: Covid don't get me. STARTED i know many of them
Speaker 1: didn't they had come, morbidities but it is what it.
Speaker 1: Is they were quote unquote dead FROM. Covid here's an
Speaker 1: any five year old doctor involved in all these task force,
Speaker 1: meetings and then In june of twenty, twenty he's still.
Speaker 1: Going forty thousand people are. Dying forty thousand people a
Speaker 1: day are. Dying that's WHEN i got involved WITH covid.
Speaker 1: Pneumonia he felt it was okay that to. Say he
Speaker 1: received the invitation to appear on TV's dancing with The.
Speaker 1: Stars that was the big entry in his. Diary he
Speaker 1: also talked about the fact that him And trump weren't getting.
Speaker 1: Along he said that there's countless media profiles about, him
Speaker 1: and his increased media presence were turning him into ready for.
Speaker 1: This the increased media presence is turning me into a
Speaker 1: star that outshines the. President he wrote That he also
Speaker 1: went further about his growing celebrity by saying The Secret
Speaker 1: service officers station at The White house would let him.
Speaker 1: In they'd wave his vehicle through security checkpoints without asking
Speaker 1: him to inspect this identification because they knew they were
Speaker 1: so familiar seeing Little, Antony Little Anthony fauci From. Brooklyn
Speaker 1: this fraud finally is going to be sitting down in
Speaker 1: a few days before The Senate, homeland Secut, curity And
Speaker 1: Government Affairs committee Because Ran paul subpoened, him And Ran
Speaker 1: paul's been up his ass for. Years i'd give him
Speaker 1: credit for, That but this guy is such a, fraud Little,
Speaker 1: anthony AS i used to call. Him the amazing thing
Speaker 1: ABOUT covid is that it didn't think about. This let's
Speaker 1: just did any did any homeless stye OF. COVID i
Speaker 1: don't recall seeing that or reading. That. Ever did it
Speaker 1: spread to big box retailers or liquor stores or strip?
Speaker 1: Clubs only mom and pop businesses and churches apparently were
Speaker 1: banned FOR. Covid think about. It remember going to stores
Speaker 1: they put footprints on the fucking. Aisles you, know here's
Speaker 1: where you walk and you go to pay six feet,
Speaker 1: apart AND i, knew like this is all. Horseshit there
Speaker 1: was a line outside to go in the. Store only
Speaker 1: thirty people a time could go shopping for. Food it
Speaker 1: was all. Nonsense this virus apparently knew not to spread
Speaker 1: at your table restaurant only as you're walking into, it
Speaker 1: a very very clever. Virus like if you're sitting at the,
Speaker 1: table you could. Eat if you got to go to the,
Speaker 1: bathroom put that mask. ON i, mean anybody who believe
Speaker 1: all this nonsense is an. Idiot and yet there are
Speaker 1: still people with masks on in the car but the windows.
Speaker 1: Up you know who they voted for without even asking.
Speaker 1: Them and by the, way keep this in, mind AND
Speaker 1: i Hope Ran paul brings this. Up Doctor fauci and
Speaker 1: his wife's bank account hadn't added five million dollars in
Speaker 1: one year's. Time it went up five million one. Year
Speaker 1: did he win the? Lottery does he play? Lotto what
Speaker 1: does he? DO i don't think. So he didn't get
Speaker 1: five million for a book. Deal this is. All this
Speaker 1: is all shit that's got to be investigated and put
Speaker 1: this put this prick in. Jail and, LASTLY i hate to,
Speaker 1: say this is a big big. Fan it's. Sad But
Speaker 1: Carly simon said that she's been diagnosed With parkinson's disease
Speaker 1: and skin cancer at the same. Time And i'm thinking
Speaker 1: of this When i'm in When i'm in the dentist,
Speaker 1: chair going, OKAY i can't. Believe And i'll tell you
Speaker 1: WHY i kept hanging up with people At bank Of,
Speaker 1: america or WHEN i was angry at the women At
Speaker 1: bank Of america in. Person i'm, LEAVING i, go, fine
Speaker 1: you're nine months. Pregnant i'll help your baby's. FINE i got.
Speaker 1: CANCER i just kept saying. It rosely's laugh and you, know,
Speaker 1: AGAIN i don't know if this is WHAT i, have
Speaker 1: but it could. Be So i'm a little long. Edge
Speaker 1: But Carly simon Getting parkinson's and skin. CANCER i know
Speaker 1: we're getting. OLDER i get. It she's eighty. Three this
Speaker 1: is when shit starts to go really. Bad and she,
Speaker 1: said you, know people have written. Me they're very. Kind
Speaker 1: they're wondering about Why i've been, silent asking How i'm.
Speaker 1: Doing and then she said the truth Is i've been
Speaker 1: learning how to live With parkinson's. Disease and When jackie
Speaker 1: died four years ago And rosie and jack flew out
Speaker 1: To Los angeles From chicago to identify his body and
Speaker 1: begin all this crazy, paperwork you, know all that shit
Speaker 1: you gotta do when someone's that's. AWFUL i remember Seeing
Speaker 1: jack's thumb moving a little bit too, much AND i
Speaker 1: would See rosalie put her hand on, it And i'm, like,
Speaker 1: okay that's that's an interesting. Development but there was other
Speaker 1: things that he was going through at the same, time
Speaker 1: cancer plus the illness that killed. Him his thumb shaking
Speaker 1: is the last thing on my. Mind, okay that's the third,
Speaker 1: thing but the first two are, killers so let's focus on.
Speaker 1: That but that's got to be. Awful when you start
Speaker 1: to see tremor as it could BE, mss it could Be.
Speaker 1: Parkins if it's, said it's. Terrible and of course you
Speaker 1: need time to understand the. Diagnosis you got to adjust
Speaker 1: to this. Bullshit you got to decide how much you
Speaker 1: want to say about it. Publicly And parkins's is different for.
Speaker 1: Everybody it's a very unpredictable. Disease you could be very,
Speaker 1: tired you cannot want to get out of. Bed it's
Speaker 1: just it's just you don't feel like. Yourself it's. Awful
Speaker 1: and she said our health problems began with arthritis at
Speaker 1: her knees and one of her, hips and she under
Speaker 1: went three joint replacement. Surgeries SOMETIMES i feel LIKE i
Speaker 1: don't want to be a conspiracy, theories but SOMETIMES i
Speaker 1: feel like when you go in the hospital for, SOMETHING
Speaker 1: i feel like when they open your body, up new
Speaker 1: shit comes. IN i don't know how many reletives you've
Speaker 1: had have, died but they go in to hospital for
Speaker 1: one thing and they come out with another malady that
Speaker 1: can't be cure without radiation or, Chemo and it's, like,
Speaker 1: really and don't get me. Started after all these, years
Speaker 1: we really don't have anything to combat. CANCER i don't
Speaker 1: believe in at. Law there's too much money in. It
Speaker 1: there's too much money in chemo and, radiation in hospital
Speaker 1: stays and. Medications they're not gonna part with. That we're being.
Speaker 1: FOOLED i know we. Are they can do. Something they
Speaker 1: done nothing for. Cancer. Nothing, WELL i gotta go to
Speaker 1: the cattle store and get the ship That Captaine, Stewart
Speaker 1: god bless her soul was taking to start to stay.
Speaker 1: Alive you gotta take de warmer from. Cattle come, On.
Speaker 1: America there's better shit than. That this is. RIDICULOUS i
Speaker 1: just feel like when they open your body, up new
Speaker 1: shit comes. IN i feel like there's just germs in
Speaker 1: the hospital waiting to enter a new. Body that's WHAT i.
Speaker 1: Feel you can't change my. MIND i don't think it's
Speaker 1: that controversial to say prison the prisoner system is the
Speaker 1: way it is because it Makes america a. Fortune cancer
Speaker 1: Makes america a. Fortune people are getting. Rich my. Dentists,
Speaker 1: Well i'm never gonna do what he wants me to,
Speaker 1: do but, yeah the kind of money they want to. Change,
Speaker 1: fourteenth you put a new extension on your fucking, ouse
Speaker 1: you change your bathroom, ount you take a, cruise they
Speaker 1: see you coming a mile, away they start rubbing. That oh,
Speaker 1: well this is gonna be. Good no insurance set up
Speaker 1: in the Share they act real nice to, you but,
Speaker 1: again great, guy but you know it's a. Business they
Speaker 1: don't do this for. Fun she had trouble standing up
Speaker 1: from load chairs and deep, Couches so DO. I i
Speaker 1: can't got off from a deep. Couch so. Sad she
Speaker 1: had surgery in her face for basil cell carcinoma that
Speaker 1: made her self. Conscious of, course when you're ON, tv
Speaker 1: when you're when you're a. Star you got to perform in.
Speaker 1: Public you don't want that shit on your. Face WHEN
Speaker 1: i Met, andrea she had skin cancer under her right,
Speaker 1: eye AND i was so into. HER i was so
Speaker 1: crazy about. Her when she met me At Caesar's, palace
Speaker 1: she told, Me i've got a band that, SAID i
Speaker 1: don't care if you got the Fucking spirit of seventy
Speaker 1: six band behind, you sick of come, OVER i don't
Speaker 1: care what you look. Like let's she's fine, now but
Speaker 1: she has skin cancer WHEN i met. Her but, yeah
Speaker 1: this is tough. Stuff you, know The parkers has, diagnosis the,
Speaker 1: Surgery how it affects you, emotionally how you feel like
Speaker 1: you have to withdraw from the. Public that's a tough
Speaker 1: thing for someone to do who's been in the public
Speaker 1: eye for fifty years or. More then you have to
Speaker 1: learn to accept that every day is going to be
Speaker 1: different from now. On, YES i wake up and Thank
Speaker 1: god THAT i got another. Day of COURSE i do
Speaker 1: it every. DAY i realize how fragile life. Is i've
Speaker 1: been around death all my, life and it. Sucks when
Speaker 1: you're famous and you you do things for you for the.
Speaker 1: Public you don't want to be seen like look At
Speaker 1: David Lee. Roth of course his concerts were. Canceled this
Speaker 1: tour was canceled because he sounds like my ass in.
Speaker 1: Reverse nobody wants to Hear David Lee roths sing like
Speaker 1: he's trying to sing quote. Unquote, now same thing goes
Speaker 1: For Frankie. Valley he's out there trying to make money
Speaker 1: because he's lip singing it. Too every song he's not
Speaker 1: even moving his. Mouth they're playing the old hits and
Speaker 1: he sits there holding a microphone in front of his,
Speaker 1: face and people go see. Him the guy's going through.
Speaker 1: Hell he's got sons That i've restraining all this against each.
Speaker 1: Other somebody took a bunch of his. Money it's just,
Speaker 1: sometimes you know, what why live that? Long if people
Speaker 1: could just take advantage of, you including, Family please let
Speaker 1: me check. Out not THAT i have a family like,
Speaker 1: that but other people. Do Frankie valley made a. Fortune
Speaker 1: David Lee roff made a. Fortune he doesn't look, good
Speaker 1: doesn't sound. Good stop. Singing go back to being a
Speaker 1: guy who works on a fucking. Ambulance go back to
Speaker 1: being that. Guy it's, said it's, Said But Carly simon's,
Speaker 1: songs you're so vain it's About Warren, batty the right
Speaker 1: thing to, do. ANTICIPATION i know it became a commercial For,
Speaker 1: catshit but And. Tispage it's a beautiful, song AND i
Speaker 1: tell you what got. Me nobody does it. Better for
Speaker 1: the nineteen seventy Seven James bond Filmed The Spy Who Loved?
Speaker 1: Me oh My, god was that? Great and that, song
Speaker 1: ohbody does it? Better i'll tell you WHAT i did
Speaker 1: with that. Song talk about. Narcissism but she was a.
Speaker 1: Beauty she is a. BEAUTY i love her big. SMILE
Speaker 1: i know she's full of, teeth BUT i like her.
Speaker 1: SMILE i love her. Lips Carl simon's always turned me.
Speaker 1: ON i, mean look When Warren, Baby James taylor And
Speaker 1: Mick jagger And Cat stevenson And Chris christopherson And William
Speaker 1: Donaldson donaldson The english. Playboy when they want you and
Speaker 1: they get, you obviously there's something you have that men
Speaker 1: are attracted. To AND i never got. Nearer but, Goddamn
Speaker 1: i'd be the same As, Warren, James, Mick kat And
Speaker 1: chris And. William i'd be the same. Guy i'd be
Speaker 1: f for a hot and HEAVY i don't know what
Speaker 1: to tell you her smile horror And Stephen tyler have
Speaker 1: the biggest Smiles i've ever. Seen but WHEN i was,
Speaker 1: young this is so. EMBARRASSING i love that. Song i'm
Speaker 1: fifteen years. OLD i Love Nobody Does It? Better makes
Speaker 1: me feel sad for all the, Rest Baby you're The?
Speaker 1: BEST i, thought this is my. Song that's HOW i
Speaker 1: thought of. Myself so get, This it said so. EMBARRASSING
Speaker 1: i have like a stereo player like one you carry
Speaker 1: like a boombox kind of thing in my. Room oh my,
Speaker 1: god it's so. Embarrassed AND i would take a piece
Speaker 1: of twine or a fishing line more like, it and
Speaker 1: tired from the doorknob inside my room to the boombox
Speaker 1: off on, switch AND i kept the play button, down
Speaker 1: so as soon as i'd open the door and move it,
Speaker 1: hard the boombox would come on And Nobody Does It
Speaker 1: better would start. PLAYING i had to hear that AS
Speaker 1: i walked into my. Bedroom can you imagine what kind
Speaker 1: of an ASSHOLE i? WAS i wanted to, hear Baby
Speaker 1: you're the. Best that's WHAT i thought of. Myself all,
Speaker 1: right don't get too, upset ab but Maybe i'm telling
Speaker 1: you the. Truth but now one of her. SONGS i
Speaker 1: really feel LIKE i understand the lyrics much more THAN
Speaker 1: i ever, did and that IS i haven't got time
Speaker 1: for the. Pain and you, know suffering was the only thing,
Speaker 1: sometimes you, know suffering can make you feel. Alive but
Speaker 1: in this, song she, says you know how it made
Speaker 1: her feel, alive and that's just how much it costs
Speaker 1: to survive in this. World so you showed me how
Speaker 1: how to fill my heart with, love how to open
Speaker 1: up and drink in all that white light pouring down from.
Speaker 1: Heaven and, then of course the, chorus haven't got time
Speaker 1: for the, pain having got room for the, PAIN i
Speaker 1: haven't the need for the. Pain none of us. Do
Speaker 1: but what else can we do but deal with the
Speaker 1: bullshit that were? Dealt what can we? Do give? Up
Speaker 1: i'm no fucking, quitter But i'm gonna tell you what
Speaker 1: it's all about As i'm getting pummeled. Down be it
Speaker 1: a bank or a fucking swimdler from cash app or
Speaker 1: a dentist not to say he's a bad, guy or
Speaker 1: this goddamn lesion in the back of my upper palate
Speaker 1: that could be. CANCER i don't, know BUT i certainly
Speaker 1: understand the. Lyrics SO i haven't got time for the,
Speaker 1: paint because who the fuck does. Anyhow thanks for letting
Speaker 1: me just go off on a tangent and get the
Speaker 1: show out to you, guys as pissed off AS i.
Speaker 1: Am an eight year. Fault but this is what today brought.
Speaker 1: Me this is What july twenty eighth did for, me
Speaker 1: AND i can't blame an odd number outside the. Seven
Speaker 1: everything else is Even Jesus. Christ all, right we just
Speaker 1: live to five another. Day hopefully Tomorrow i'll get better
Speaker 1: news with the after retirement pension, forms And i'll go
Speaker 1: to the bank with that nine month, old nine month
Speaker 1: pregnant woman who didn't want to deal with me because she's.
Speaker 1: Pregnant you know, what don't go to work if you
Speaker 1: can't deal with a person just asks, ME i don't
Speaker 1: need this fucking. Quit don't hire people like. This that's
Speaker 1: how you act under a little bit of. Pressure you
Speaker 1: didn't tell me to bring that. Far oh, yes we. Did,
Speaker 1: no hungry. Didn't you, said just don't fill your name
Speaker 1: out AND i brought back the Same. No he, said,
Speaker 1: no you, didn't. Don't I'm i'm. PREGNANT i don't give a.
Speaker 1: SHIT i, MEAN i hope she has the, baby But
Speaker 1: i'm not the one who's gonna lose the. Baby Oh, christ,
Speaker 1: guys what a fucking. Day this is a volcano of shit.
Speaker 1: Day i'll see what happens. Tomorrow it's always a new.
Speaker 1: Day love you, Guys talk to you. TOMORROW Aj benz
Speaker 1: a Daily Unfiltered podcasts, seven twenty, nine twenty twenty. Six
Speaker 1: can't get, worse can? It? Yeah? CAN i shouldn't say,
Speaker 1: that so all, right that's. All love, You talk to,
Speaker 1: You tomorro