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. Is the guy put the cock in
Speaker 1: the peacock network? Okay, bitch, hey everybody, AJ Benz are
Speaker 1: here with famous bits. This is your daily Unfiltered podcast
Speaker 1: for July fifteenth, twenty twenty six oh seven one five,
Speaker 1: two oh two six, A couple of odd numbers. We'll
Speaker 1: deal with it. Ain at the end of the world.
Speaker 1: I'm in Chicago. I got here despite a long drama
Speaker 1: from Frontier Airlines. Oh my god, let me just catch
Speaker 1: up on what happened. I took the midnight flight out
Speaker 1: from lax to Chicago. I like to sleep on a plane.
Speaker 1: So I get to the airport like nine thirty. I'm
Speaker 1: very early. Meanwhile, the lines are everywhere. It was like,
Speaker 1: what is this rush hour? How why is there a
Speaker 1: crowd at this hour? Security lines, TSA lines. It was endless.
Speaker 1: I got to the point where I go, am I
Speaker 1: going to make this flight? So we have to at
Speaker 1: some point take a shuttle. Please tell me that when
Speaker 1: I booked a ticket that there will be a shuttle
Speaker 1: service involved. You've got to jump on a monorail, not
Speaker 1: a shuttle, a monorail, and go to your I need
Speaker 1: to know this. That's like a you know, an extra
Speaker 1: five six, seven minutes. And of course there was a
Speaker 1: problem with the monorail, and all these workers in Lax
Speaker 1: are sitting there smiling. They wouldn't let us down an escalator,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching everything, and you know, they're smiling and
Speaker 1: laughing and talking. I gotta say something. I have to.
Speaker 1: So I'm talking out loud from the back and people
Speaker 1: are like, yeah, yeah, what about that. Yeah, he's right.
Speaker 1: I go, excuse me. I gotta go right to the front.
Speaker 1: I go right to the front. I get the girl.
Speaker 1: I go, why are you smiling? Why are you both laughing?
Speaker 1: We're all late for our flights, and both of you laughing.
Speaker 1: Don't fucking laugh in front of us. Be more serious.
Speaker 1: What's going on with the fucking monoil? What's going on? Well, Sarah,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna be your own time. Then tell people
Speaker 1: that don't sit there laughing and giggling over some inside
Speaker 1: joke that we don't know about it. We're stressed that
Speaker 1: enough because we'reight an airport. Let us know. I never
Speaker 1: flew frontier airlines. But there I was three hours delayed,
Speaker 1: didn't leave till three o'clock in the morning. By the
Speaker 1: time I got to Row to his house it was
Speaker 1: eight thirty in the morning. I had to sleep a
Speaker 1: few hours because I took my sleep medication early, thinking
Speaker 1: the plane's gonna leave on time. Then it comes with delays,
Speaker 1: so I gotta keep chewing dramamine, you know, I gotta
Speaker 1: keep taking shit a gummy I want to sleep on
Speaker 1: a plane. It was the whole thing. But I'm here
Speaker 1: now and everything's fine. At dinner last time a Row,
Speaker 1: she goes, I'm gonna take you to Boston Market. I go,
Speaker 1: let mean it's a market. No, there's a restaurant behind it.
Speaker 1: Really all right, I didn't know that. I had no
Speaker 1: idea Bolster market out here in Illinois. It's ridiculous. There's
Speaker 1: a gigantic restaurant behind the you know, the way you
Speaker 1: buy your seafood, and oh my god, it was jam packed,
Speaker 1: very expensive. I'm like, what, Rosalie, what the fuck are
Speaker 1: these one hundred and seventy four dollars for steak and lobster?
Speaker 1: What do we what are we doing here? I got it?
Speaker 1: I got it. No, I didn't know that, by the way,
Speaker 1: And we ordered like a Glamada and front Glamada and
Speaker 1: trimp and it came in like a plate that was
Speaker 1: a yard long. It was like, wait, this is for
Speaker 1: one person. This is three pounds of food. And the
Speaker 1: guy's laughing. Good stuff. But you know, we took it home.
Speaker 1: But it's not easy to re eat glamada or it's
Speaker 1: just doesn't tast us. It doesn't taste the same. So anyhow,
Speaker 1: Tians Pork Shop surely announced that. Surety told me I
Speaker 1: got pork jobs and buttering dollut. Okay, row, thank you.
Speaker 1: She's doing okay. Here people are asking me how she's doing. Look,
Speaker 1: we you know Jack was sick for a very long time.
Speaker 1: In fact, you know, twenty five thirty years ago he
Speaker 1: was given six months to live and he beat that.
Speaker 1: So we've been around this corner a long time. Even
Speaker 1: that day when I took him to the er. If
Speaker 1: you remember a few months ago and the street that
Speaker 1: we turned left almost called Fernandez Boulevard Fernandez Street. It
Speaker 1: was like, oh my god, what a message this is.
Speaker 1: They're telling you he's gonna die here, and sure enough
Speaker 1: he did. It's amazing, I mean amazing in a good way.
Speaker 1: It's amazing period that that would even be. You know why.
Speaker 1: I watched Instagram a lot. I'm looking at people who
Speaker 1: this one woman is like, I don't know what you
Speaker 1: call her. She's like into the cult and reading poems
Speaker 1: and all that shit. And she was told about how
Speaker 1: Trump The numbers around Lindsay Graham and Trump are about
Speaker 1: nine to eleven, Like Trump was the forty fifth president
Speaker 1: and the forty seventh. Four plus five is nine, four
Speaker 1: plus seven is eleven. There's a lot of nine to
Speaker 1: eleven numbers numerology involved in the people who are in
Speaker 1: power now, well, Lindsey Graham dying. It's really strange, but
Speaker 1: I think those are the kind of things you can do.
Speaker 1: You can play with numbers and make everybody think that
Speaker 1: it's you know, but it is interesting. And I love
Speaker 1: the fact that he's back there and bombing the shit
Speaker 1: out of Iran. I love it. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: make this a politics show, don't worry, but it's about
Speaker 1: time we got to go fuck you enough enough. And
Speaker 1: I'm reading papers today. I see the papers, but I'm
Speaker 1: reading the Internet. But I always say the papers, you guys,
Speaker 1: get it. And I can't believe all the men. The
Speaker 1: distance between men and women has never been more clear
Speaker 1: than it is now. The fact that I've never seen
Speaker 1: this before. Women don't need men, don't talk to us,
Speaker 1: We don't need you. And these long term marriages are
Speaker 1: splitting up, and part of me understands it because I've
Speaker 1: been in those shoes. And the latest one is Tom
Speaker 1: sigor of the comedian and his wife Christine, presents Skesh
Speaker 1: as a crazy ass last name, maiden name. Eighteen years, married,
Speaker 1: hundreds and hundreds of podcasts together called Your Mama's House.
Speaker 1: They're great together, funny together. They're separating after eighteen years.
Speaker 1: Many people think it said, I understand what happens. I
Speaker 1: get it. I get it. If you're in a marriage
Speaker 1: that isn't tippy top, and I mean that for both people,
Speaker 1: not just a man. You're not responding to your woman
Speaker 1: the way you should do, so it tends to just
Speaker 1: break down, like it just starts to break down my
Speaker 1: first marriage. Well, here's the thing. Whatever a person in
Speaker 1: the marriage loses a ton of weight, there's going to
Speaker 1: be big changes in your relationship. Tomsonburgh has lost so
Speaker 1: much weight. He always talks about the peptide he's on.
Speaker 1: And the fact that he's being trained to work out
Speaker 1: in a gym and he's eating healthy. You just you
Speaker 1: saw it coming. If you didn't see it coming, you're blind.
Speaker 1: This is the way people end up getting away from relationships,
Speaker 1: men or woman. My first marriage, you know, my wife
Speaker 1: was never heavy, never chunky. But she decides to go
Speaker 1: on this diet to stop eating and run and jog,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, what are you doing? She lost like
Speaker 1: her physical attributes for just shrinking. And well, it turns
Speaker 1: out there was a guy at school, another teacher that
Speaker 1: she was getting close with even though we were married.
Speaker 1: Our marriage wasn't good toward the end, so she got
Speaker 1: close to this guy. She ended up marrying him after me,
Speaker 1: but he was on a big diet in a big
Speaker 1: life changing situation, so she adopted it too. This happens
Speaker 1: more than you guys know. But here's the thing, ladies
Speaker 1: and men. I'm not excluding men from this. Nowadays, twenty years, fifteen, eighteen, nineteen,
Speaker 1: twenty years seems to be where the end of our
Speaker 1: relationship takes place. It's sad to say, but I feel
Speaker 1: like we've all been around a long time. We all
Speaker 1: have friends who've been divorced and blah blah blah, I
Speaker 1: feel like fifteen to twenty two years right in that area,
Speaker 1: it tends to go shitty and unspiral, and divorce occurs.
Speaker 1: Why well, because we get, we get forgetful of what
Speaker 1: it took to take that person into our lives. Man
Speaker 1: or woman, we get, we become very forgetful on how
Speaker 1: much we complimented that person because they were Kashmir or
Speaker 1: an angora sweater. Oh my god, your tits look so
Speaker 1: great in that sweater. I can't wait till you come home.
Speaker 1: I love those jeans on you. It's just where you
Speaker 1: play shit hand when you walk with her and when
Speaker 1: and ladies, it's you when your husband goes to work.
Speaker 1: I like that tie. You look so handsome. My god,
Speaker 1: give me a kiss. Oh, I can't wait to smell
Speaker 1: you and come back home. What are you wearing? What
Speaker 1: is that? What's Those are very important statements to make
Speaker 1: for men and women because it sets your man or
Speaker 1: woman up to go out there in the wild and
Speaker 1: remember that they got to go back home to the
Speaker 1: person that loves them. When you stop saying those things,
Speaker 1: people's heads go on a swivel. Tom Sigora lost a
Speaker 1: ton of weight. Okay, it was obvious to me that
Speaker 1: I didn't know you were going to break up. But
Speaker 1: when one one of the couple begins to make huge
Speaker 1: life changes, it leaves the other one in the dust,
Speaker 1: and it's a change has to happen. Because Tom Segura
Speaker 1: is now so big and so huge with his Netflix
Speaker 1: show and his comedy the podcast, making tons of money,
Speaker 1: and there are a lot of women around him. Now
Speaker 1: we're saying the things that a wife tends to stop saying,
Speaker 1: because we all get comfortable. Men are no different. I'm
Speaker 1: not casting the spurgeons on women. It's the same thing
Speaker 1: we all do. We just get comfortable. And you know,
Speaker 1: like when my marriage began to break down, my second
Speaker 1: marriage to Lola, you know, you get to a point
Speaker 1: where all you're doing is argument, not even conversing. So
Speaker 1: the arguments are taking place all day. And at some point,
Speaker 1: and this happened to me, I was told I don't
Speaker 1: care if you cheat, Go cheat, I don't give a shit.
Speaker 1: And I tucked that in the back of my mind
Speaker 1: and I wasn't actively looking to cheat. That wasn't my method.
Speaker 1: But when Andrews showed up. It was like, oh, well, fuck,
Speaker 1: I'm responding to this. You gotta be careful what you
Speaker 1: say during an argument. You know, you may say it
Speaker 1: and not mean it, but the other person takes it
Speaker 1: as religion. Be careful, don't tell your man or woman
Speaker 1: go ahead, go cheat. I don't care because they will.
Speaker 1: So Tom Saidgura. Now you know he's out there. The
Speaker 1: guy's making a ton of money. He's always talking how
Speaker 1: much money he's making, and he's gonna have no problem
Speaker 1: snagging a fresh twenty eight year old something or rather trophy.
Speaker 1: But well, we all know it's gonna be a you know,
Speaker 1: pay to play arrangement. It's not gonna be thrilled here
Speaker 1: for the next twenty years. But it's like Adam Carolla,
Speaker 1: he's got this hot shit girlfriend, the Arabic comic who
Speaker 1: I don't really left comedy, but she's beautiful, she's sexy,
Speaker 1: it's all hell, And so was his first wife, Lynette
Speaker 1: was sexy as hell too, but that ended up breaking
Speaker 1: up because Adam was always busy. He put his comedy
Speaker 1: before his family and he wanted to grow his brand,
Speaker 1: and you know, it just ended. And he meets this
Speaker 1: other chick, this young chick who sees him as big
Speaker 1: money maker. You know a lot of security there. But yeah,
Speaker 1: Sigurl is gonna get a twenty eight year old girl
Speaker 1: very soon. He probably has one right now. He even
Speaker 1: joked during a comedy show that you know, he said
Speaker 1: the keys to his marriage are intimidation and fear. Once
Speaker 1: guys start chirping up like that, the end is near,
Speaker 1: you know. He said, My wife is Kim John Ill
Speaker 1: and I'm the people of North Korea. Every day there
Speaker 1: are a series of interrogations leading to a looming execution.
Speaker 1: If that's the pick you have of your relationship, he
Speaker 1: just ended, just ended. How long do you got to
Speaker 1: be one of those guys to just talk about your life?
Speaker 1: And my wife's the boss, and you know, I can't
Speaker 1: get a word in edge right now. No man wants
Speaker 1: to be that guy. And I've seen a hundred of
Speaker 1: those guys with their watch. They look they're castrated men.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying Sigora is. But even his wife used
Speaker 1: to poke fun of him. She did a special on Netflix,
Speaker 1: I don't know, six seven, eight years ago. I love
Speaker 1: my husband. I laugh at his jokes. I think he's fantastic.
Speaker 1: And then all day. Every day. I want to punch
Speaker 1: him in his dumb face. They keep talking that way,
Speaker 1: it's not even a funny joke, and she goes, it's
Speaker 1: not the big things that make you want to kill
Speaker 1: your spouse, it's the little stuff. I get that. It's
Speaker 1: funny because we all have those feelings of like, oh,
Speaker 1: if I could throw out the window, I would. I
Speaker 1: get it. But men don't want to hear this, especially
Speaker 1: when they blow up and make inc unconceivable amounts of money,
Speaker 1: and you want to go, how the fuck am I dumb? Fuck?
Speaker 1: Am I done? I just made multi millions of dollars
Speaker 1: in front of your face. How the fuck am I done?
Speaker 1: Come on, it's not right. So I'm telling you. You
Speaker 1: got a boyfriend, girlfriend, a husband, and wife. Got to
Speaker 1: you gotta keep them puffed up. You gotta tell them
Speaker 1: it look good, they smell good. I like that suit.
Speaker 1: I love those pants. You gotta keep it going, keep
Speaker 1: the ball in the air. The minute the beach ball
Speaker 1: hits the floor, your marriage is gonna change. And then
Speaker 1: you know what happens. Then when he's in the office
Speaker 1: and there's a Christmas party, he's probably gonna get the
Speaker 1: Christmas party blowjob from one of the employees. That's how
Speaker 1: it starts. And then he realizes, Wow, I've been getting
Speaker 1: thirty second blowjobs for the last fifteen years. Now I
Speaker 1: want it. This is great. I want more of this,
Speaker 1: and of course that'll end too. But it's a new thing.
Speaker 1: It's a new toy. Yeah, ask to me. Listen, take
Speaker 1: through your own research. Ask how many men and this
Speaker 1: applies to women too. Men don't spend enough time on you.
Speaker 1: I get it. Ask around how long do you know?
Speaker 1: How long do you go down to your husband? Like
Speaker 1: I said, is thirty seconds before you end up having sex?
Speaker 1: Or do you sit there for you know, twenty minutes
Speaker 1: and service him? And does he do the same for
Speaker 1: you before intercourse begin? Those things really matter. When I
Speaker 1: had girlfriends and I would see that they fly in
Speaker 1: and you were flying out, I was so enamored and
Speaker 1: crazy about keeping them that I would God, don't it's
Speaker 1: so personal, you know, Jesus Christ. I would make love
Speaker 1: to them and I would climbax inside of them because
Speaker 1: I wanted them to take my sperm on the fucking
Speaker 1: airplane and go back home. Where are they were flying?
Speaker 1: New York, Italy? I don't get wherever it is, take
Speaker 1: me with you. There's no way you're gonna cheat because
Speaker 1: I'm still inside your body. I know it's crazy and silly,
Speaker 1: but that was my stupid masculine thing I thought. I
Speaker 1: don't know, but I feel for guys who lose their
Speaker 1: girls or women who lose their guys because someone made
Speaker 1: some life changes that are good for their health and
Speaker 1: they start to see the other side of the world
Speaker 1: where the grass could be greener, could be greener, not
Speaker 1: not definitely greener, it could be. So if you got
Speaker 1: a man or a woman, don't stop saying the right
Speaker 1: things to them if you want to keep them, keep
Speaker 1: them puffed up, tell them you love them, tell them
Speaker 1: how beautifully look, grab them, grab their body parts. And
Speaker 1: you know, even my wife, you know, like God show
Speaker 1: up at the house sometimes for different reasons and I'll
Speaker 1: touch your body and go do you look good today?
Speaker 1: I'll grab her breast or ask and she'll giggle like
Speaker 1: stop stop, And I'm like, well that that should be
Speaker 1: the beginning of love making, like stop stop up, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll stop, but then I'm gonna find someone else. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna find someone to, you know, to satisfy me. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's the way men are and many women are too.
Speaker 1: Men forget just as easily as women forget. It's not
Speaker 1: that I want to go back and you know, fear
Speaker 1: my wife, but you know, you just a male female dynamic,
Speaker 1: especially if you've been with somebody, you touch them, you
Speaker 1: grab them and hey, listen, you look good. Come here,
Speaker 1: let me touch that. Oh stop it, stop it. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna stop it. Why would I stop it.
Speaker 1: I'm a man. Can't take it, can't take it. Speaking
Speaker 1: to men and women. The Daily Mail has got a
Speaker 1: big story on a bombshell rumor that Princess Diana had
Speaker 1: a secret relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. I never heard this before,
Speaker 1: never heard it. I mean, this poor woman died, was
Speaker 1: thirty six years old. Then I thought that was going
Speaker 1: to change gossip forever. I just left the business and
Speaker 1: her being followed by paparazzi and the car crash, and
Speaker 1: I thought, well, that's going to be the end of
Speaker 1: paparazzi and gossip. And no, it didn't end. You would
Speaker 1: think a princess dying like that would end it. But
Speaker 1: she knew exactly. She was so bright. I'd met her
Speaker 1: two times. She knew exactly how to play the press,
Speaker 1: she knew exactly what she was doing. And now there's
Speaker 1: a story they're saying that she may have had had
Speaker 1: embarrassing dirt about Prince Andrew, her brother in law, who
Speaker 1: was Epstein's big friend. They say that Dayne Maxwell talked
Speaker 1: about Diana's connection to Jeffrey Epstein when she was interrogated
Speaker 1: for two days, and she made no bones about it,
Speaker 1: like they were definitely at some point together. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean, when you get to be
Speaker 1: a woman of that stature and that level, you're only
Speaker 1: gonna talk to certain men, very wealthy, wealthy men. And
Speaker 1: Epstein was one of those. Some was her Arabic boyfriend. Obviously,
Speaker 1: I know she was very much in love with him.
Speaker 1: But I mean, you know, that's where these women go to.
Speaker 1: They're not gonna go find somebody on the street. They're
Speaker 1: gonna go to the men. They got a lot of money.
Speaker 1: But I tell my son Roco, I go, look, you
Speaker 1: know what your dad's been everywhere, done everything. Let me
Speaker 1: tell you what women love. Women want to laugh, they
Speaker 1: want to feel safe, and it pays to be able
Speaker 1: to cook for them and if you fuck them right,
Speaker 1: that's all they need. Great sex, great food, feel safe
Speaker 1: and laugh every day. That's it. If you can do
Speaker 1: those four things, Rocco, you're never gonna lose a woman.
Speaker 1: Sometimes those four things don't always come at the same time.
Speaker 1: Maybe you get two with one girl and she leaves,
Speaker 1: two with the other girl and she leaves. It's all.
Speaker 1: I mean, you got all four together that you can
Speaker 1: keep a woman. I don't think he understands it too
Speaker 1: much because he's not cooking yet. He looks at his
Speaker 1: father cooking. But that's what you need, that's what keeps
Speaker 1: them around. But you know, you got someone like Princess Diana.
Speaker 1: She had everything at her fingertips. And yet they're saying
Speaker 1: that Jeffrey Epstein was able to get close to her
Speaker 1: have a relationship. I never looked at him and think
Speaker 1: he's good looking, but he may have had a great
Speaker 1: lone of bullshit. A lot of guys got a great
Speaker 1: line of shit. They get up close in personal with
Speaker 1: beautiful women because they got a great line of shit.
Speaker 1: They got money, they can do whatever the fuckt they want.
Speaker 1: To go to Paris tomorrow, Let's go to Paris for
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't beat that. You just can't beat it. Doty,
Speaker 1: if I had the guy she was in love with,
Speaker 1: could could do that, he could do the same shit.
Speaker 1: You know, she was around very powerful people, added don Koshogi.
Speaker 1: You know there's a lot of very powerful people around her.
Speaker 1: But this private investigated named Ed Oppervin. I did his
Speaker 1: podcast a long time ago, two times. I did it
Speaker 1: right at the beginning of his show when it began
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen. But he's saying that the Epstein connection could
Speaker 1: explain why the Royal family kind of turned on Diana.
Speaker 1: He says, if you can believe Maxwell, it could shed
Speaker 1: a lot of light on Diana's relationship with the royals.
Speaker 1: Why was she on the outs with the royals or
Speaker 1: she ostracized for the family. It's very interesting. There's certainly
Speaker 1: a tie in with the royal family and how Diana
Speaker 1: was like on the outs. But anybody who looked at
Speaker 1: her and looked at Charles knew what are you doing?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? We get it. You're with them
Speaker 1: because of security, because he's a royal, because the money,
Speaker 1: the power. There's no way you look at him and
Speaker 1: think I came with to hop on this guy's cock.
Speaker 1: No way, no way. Sorry for being so blue. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry my voice is not gready to do. But anyhow,
Speaker 1: I love this story because the gay people just don't
Speaker 1: get it and it needs to be smushed in their faces.
Speaker 1: There was a passenger on board a gay cruise. Somebody said,
Speaker 1: Cortney Baskerville sent me this story, one of my great patrons.
Speaker 1: I said, I gotta talk about it. So a passenger
Speaker 1: on a gay cruise that was banned from entering Turkey
Speaker 1: or Egypt because of the Muslim governments. They're saying Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is to blame. This is a stupid people are
Speaker 1: Trump is to blame because the Muslim governments don't want
Speaker 1: gays on their shore. It's Trump's fault, stupid assholes. The
Speaker 1: guy was complaining in a video on social media at
Speaker 1: the Atlantis Events Cruise, which is known for hosting all
Speaker 1: the LGBTQ plus holiday parties. The ship is called Scarlet Lady,
Speaker 1: of course it is. It was going to go through Greece,
Speaker 1: Croatia and Italy. Great trip, beautiful trip off the coast
Speaker 1: of Turkey and Egypt, but authorities turned the ship away
Speaker 1: because they found out it was filled with men who
Speaker 1: they say, are known for behavior is incompatible with the
Speaker 1: fabric of our society and our moral values. And anybody
Speaker 1: who doesn't read this story, it doesn't understand this and
Speaker 1: still continues to want us to be on better terms
Speaker 1: with Iran. And you're gay. You're out of your fucking mind.
Speaker 1: You're all gonna die. If this was Iran, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: be alive anymore. Do you understand, you idiots? It's not
Speaker 1: I mean, there's there's so much prejudice in those countries.
Speaker 1: There's nothing new. We've known this forever. It's just really awful.
Speaker 1: I'd like to hope that the world is moving forward,
Speaker 1: but it just feels like we're moving backwards now. We're not.
Speaker 1: It's the country you you went to, asshole, not America.
Speaker 1: It's the country you went to and what you could
Speaker 1: have told you before you left what it was going
Speaker 1: to be like. They don't like queers, They think you
Speaker 1: should be dead. They don't like dogs, they don't need pork.
Speaker 1: They come on, I can go on forever, moving backwards,
Speaker 1: but they still had a fabulous fucking time wherever we were. Yeah, great,
Speaker 1: good for you guys. Unbelievable, you know, they just if
Speaker 1: you want to be honest talk about how Islam is
Speaker 1: making it more difficult for people of your ilk to
Speaker 1: live and survive and travel and just do things. It's
Speaker 1: not America's fault, it's not Trump's fault. But you've got
Speaker 1: this TDS syndrome that is just bubbling over. You're out
Speaker 1: of your mind, Christ And you know same sex relationships
Speaker 1: are not against the law in Egypt, but they're very
Speaker 1: taboo and there are very tough prosecutors there for debauchery
Speaker 1: and public morality laws. You're done. You can't be a
Speaker 1: clear and go to Turkey or Egypt. You can't. So
Speaker 1: stop cheering for those countries. Stop making like Iran needs better. Oh,
Speaker 1: we got to be better off with ram We gotta
Speaker 1: treat them. No, we don't. They're the most hated cot
Speaker 1: They hate everybody. Any country that hates dogs, get rid
Speaker 1: of them. Fuck, you can't have a dog. So stupid
Speaker 1: people are talking about Rachel Ray. I know Rachel Ray
Speaker 1: looks awful. She does, there's something wrong with her. She
Speaker 1: went through some health shit, absolutely so she went on
Speaker 1: Instagram lately and she's shared a video over herself using
Speaker 1: the pop of her hand to measure seasoning. For her fish,
Speaker 1: whatever the hell, and social media began to say, hey,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, what's wrong with her? She's been looking
Speaker 1: like shit for a long time. I don't mean I'm
Speaker 1: not making jokes. Whenever you see her, she doesn't look
Speaker 1: like Rachel Ray. It's like Rachel went away with Rachel Ray.
Speaker 1: This is Rachel went away. What would happen? You look
Speaker 1: at you know almost she was at menopause and you
Speaker 1: know her mother died, she got business struggles. That doesn't
Speaker 1: do that to your face. It just stop acting like
Speaker 1: that does this to your face? It doesn't. I can
Speaker 1: tell you right now from looking at her she had
Speaker 1: Bell's palsy or a stroke. I can see it immediately.
Speaker 1: And when I have my Bell's palsy. Two years ago,
Speaker 1: Christmas morning, I had to wear the eye patch, and
Speaker 1: when I brushed my teeth to spit the water, it
Speaker 1: went up in the air instead of down. I couldn't
Speaker 1: talk fast, I couldn't say certain words. It was not pleasant.
Speaker 1: I still got about ten percent situation where it's like
Speaker 1: it's still there. I feel it when I say certain words,
Speaker 1: and certain times I can't say certain words that go
Speaker 1: back to back. My mouth doesn't respond that quickly anymore.
Speaker 1: And I had the fastest mouth in the West. And
Speaker 1: for me to like stumble over letters or syllables, it's
Speaker 1: very weird, but ain't the end of the world. But
Speaker 1: I remember how bad I felt when I got it,
Speaker 1: and it's not any of these things. She has an
Speaker 1: autoimmune situation, could be herpes, could have been what's you
Speaker 1: called the other one that people get the very shingles.
Speaker 1: She had something in her life that gave it Bell's palsy.
Speaker 1: And my sister Rolsi was always to tell me, I
Speaker 1: can hardly notice it. I go row, look at my face,
Speaker 1: look at the less out of it. I can't notice it,
Speaker 1: so you're full of shit. We go to a party.
Speaker 1: Her boss, the ob g y N doctor Tasorrow, was there.
Speaker 1: As soon as you walked in, he says to me,
Speaker 1: all right, must have got Bell's Paul's he had. I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: I did a couple of weeks ago. I looked at Rosie.
Speaker 1: Do you understand now everybody sees it. I went to
Speaker 1: my new doctor a few months ago. You had Bell's
Speaker 1: Paul's your stroke, Yeah I did. Yeah, they can see
Speaker 1: it right away. Look at Rachel Ray's face. Something went wrong.
Speaker 1: Bell's paul'sy a stroke and it looks like she's got
Speaker 1: a ton of pregnant zone. She's blown up as good
Speaker 1: as pregnant zone is for different ailments. It makes your
Speaker 1: face and your body bigger. I feel bad for her.
Speaker 1: Everybody's talking about her. She was great for a while.
Speaker 1: Everybody has a run, Like everybody has a run, and
Speaker 1: then it's not to say it's over. But if you're
Speaker 1: involved in that world where well, I'm kind of famous,
Speaker 1: I'm on TV, I could do a movie. I could
Speaker 1: do that. You get involved in this area where you
Speaker 1: can become a shooting star for a while and become
Speaker 1: a meteor, and then you burn out. And when you
Speaker 1: burn out, people tend to forget about you, or they'll
Speaker 1: write you, is this the real AJ Benson? And when
Speaker 1: you read that the first time, you think, wow, they
Speaker 1: just did? They think I died? Like what is this really? Aj?
Speaker 1: But yeah, why the fuck would you think it's not?
Speaker 1: But people like Rachel Ray and anybody on TV or movies,
Speaker 1: when things start to change for you physically facially, you
Speaker 1: don't want to be seen anymore. And I give her
Speaker 1: a lot of credit for still showing up and being
Speaker 1: out there because we're all vain to a degree, and
Speaker 1: women tend to be more vain than men. And she
Speaker 1: looked great for years making food, and now she just
Speaker 1: doesn't look she doesn't look like Rachel Ray. But she's
Speaker 1: still showing up and doing her thing, so you got
Speaker 1: to give her credit. She's fighting through it, so I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna make fun of her. Whatever happened to her,
Speaker 1: happened to her. She's keeping it quiet. She's making believe
Speaker 1: it's grief. It ain't grief. It's medicinal. It's an illness,
Speaker 1: and she's not gonna talk about it. But I know
Speaker 1: what it is. It's a stroke, or Bell's palsy, it's
Speaker 1: preg in his own it might be cancer. She's just
Speaker 1: keeping it quiet, but you'll find out soon. I've been
Speaker 1: around death and disease so many times in my life.
Speaker 1: I can see this, just like with Tom Sigora and
Speaker 1: his wife. You could just see it happening. It slowly.
Speaker 1: He's gonna disappear because he lost the weight and looks good.
Speaker 1: And now he's got the young twenty eight year olds
Speaker 1: after him, and they say the right things and they
Speaker 1: act old horny, And your wife is home acting miserable.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course. So if you learn one thing
Speaker 1: from this show, make sure you tell the people you
Speaker 1: love how much you love them, why they look good,
Speaker 1: what are they wearing, what do they smell like? If
Speaker 1: you want to keep it good and fresh, you gotta
Speaker 1: do that. Give them something or give her something eight
Speaker 1: hours before you see them again. Honey, I love that
Speaker 1: skirt on you. Wow, Oh my god, get home quick.
Speaker 1: Can you come home early? Just a little thing like
Speaker 1: that will stop then from doing the stupid thing that
Speaker 1: sometimes calls us because we're bored in a relationship. Be
Speaker 1: loud and something rose. They always said to us before
Speaker 1: we went to school. Be loud, be loud today I
Speaker 1: still carry that with me. Be loud, make yourself heard.
Speaker 1: No one's gonna talk for you, no one's gonna speak
Speaker 1: up for you. Be loud and things will change. My
Speaker 1: voice sounds so bad. Jesus Christ. All right, dang aj
Speaker 1: Ben's a year I'll sound better than mine. I want
Speaker 1: to get more sleep. That was your Daily Unfiltered podcast
Speaker 1: of July fifteenth, twenty twenty six. Talk to you all tomorrow,