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Speaker 2: here tonight. It's been a good week. Actually, I have
Speaker 2: had a lot going on. It seems like it's been
Speaker 2: quiet for so long, but this past week was It
Speaker 2: was great. Honestly, I was on the YouTube show Candid Truth. Mikey,
Speaker 2: the host, actually just emailed me in the middle of
Speaker 2: the week said oh, hey, do you want to be
Speaker 2: on the show? I said, okay, sounds cool. I agreed.
Speaker 2: We did a show about Trump's Golden Age that was
Speaker 2: the Umbrella Topics, so we talked about that. Mike's a
Speaker 2: cool guy, he has a he has a good show
Speaker 2: and impressive. I was impressed by what he said. He's
Speaker 2: only been doing it for like half a year and
Speaker 2: he's really put a good YouTube channel together. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I was honestly impressed by what he's been able to
Speaker 2: do and happy that he invited me, because, to be honest,
Speaker 2: not many people invite me on their shows. They haven't
Speaker 2: been I seriously cannot remember the last time somebody invited
Speaker 2: me to be on their show. It's been I think years.
Speaker 2: You know, I want to drop in on this.
Speaker 3: I want to drop in on this, Aaron, just real
Speaker 3: quick and ask you a couple of questions if you
Speaker 3: don't mind, because it is weird when it goes in
Speaker 3: sort of phases right with the whole, like being invited
Speaker 3: on a ton of shows, and then you're not for
Speaker 3: a long time, and then somebody remembers you and you
Speaker 3: get like an invite from somebody that's you know, an
Speaker 3: old friend, you know what I mean, and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: and then weird ones come out of nowhere. Were you
Speaker 3: aware this show before.
Speaker 1: He invited you? Or is this like new to you
Speaker 1: all the way around before you were invited?
Speaker 2: Aaron, Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I know this, Mikey. I
Speaker 2: had no idea who he was. But it was interesting
Speaker 2: because he told me, and I know this for sure
Speaker 2: was what he did. Was years ago. He bought a
Speaker 2: copy of my book Revolved Back, and I was seeing
Speaker 2: him like, oh, you bought a copy from me? Back
Speaker 2: when I would order them in bulk, I would sign
Speaker 2: each and every copy. I'd send it out and mill
Speaker 2: it each order out myself along with a DVD of
Speaker 2: the Age of Transitions, and that's what happened. And the
Speaker 2: reason that he did buy it was because he liked
Speaker 2: the Age of Transitions video so much, and that's why
Speaker 2: he actually invited me, because it stuck with him that video.
Speaker 2: He still remembers it now and he just decided like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: why don't I look up the guy who made that video.
Speaker 2: I'll see if I can have him one. That's essentially
Speaker 2: what happened here. So I'm just lucky that this guy
Speaker 2: remembered me, honestly.
Speaker 3: Well, see, you're not lucky. That's the weird thing about
Speaker 3: when you've done this for a while, right, and you're
Speaker 3: a veteran. I mean it's been more than a decade,
Speaker 3: right between the different radio.
Speaker 1: Things you were doing.
Speaker 3: I mean you've been on all sorts of platforms, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, help me out here a little bit.
Speaker 3: So when you're doing this for that long, there are
Speaker 3: people that have gotten hold of your stuff, and maybe
Speaker 3: they haven't developed any media, but in the newer climate,
Speaker 3: you know, they decided to start a YouTube channel something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 1: You're part of their library though, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Either their digital library, or they bought your book, or
Speaker 3: they bought your movie or what you know what I'm saying. So, yeah,
Speaker 3: you could have people from how many years ago were
Speaker 3: you doing that?
Speaker 2: Exactly? Well, the video itself. I explained this on the
Speaker 2: show that I took it to Google Video in two
Speaker 2: thousand and eight, and then from there, the whole thing
Speaker 2: of me even doing this built out of me just
Speaker 2: posting it and people reacting to it and inviting me
Speaker 2: on shows that wasn't even planning on doing any of this,
Speaker 2: but because people invited me, I said yes, and I
Speaker 2: kind of went from there, and so that was the video.
Speaker 2: I think I put the book out in twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: and before that I had been doing other projects. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that's basically it.
Speaker 3: So that's but that's fourteen years, right, So over the
Speaker 3: course of fourteen years, you don't know how many people
Speaker 3: might have, you know, might be discussing your book still.
Speaker 3: Maybe they don't have social media, maybe they do, you know,
Speaker 3: or maybe you're something in there distant. I mean think
Speaker 3: about it, you know, say there are people brand new
Speaker 3: going oh g Edward Griffin, you know, and like approaching it.
Speaker 3: He put out a thing on Twitter or his Twitter
Speaker 3: account did like there's gonna be some big announcement coming up,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, oh, okay, that must mean there's some sort
Speaker 3: of media release. But it's weird watching the evolution of
Speaker 3: the media and then you don't know who you reached.
Speaker 3: And meanwhile you're telling me this guy started a YouTube
Speaker 3: channel six months ago. Did he have any previous media
Speaker 3: stuff that he did.
Speaker 2: He told me that he was involved in some other group.
Speaker 2: I think it was a church. Perhaps he's coming at
Speaker 2: this from the Christian angle. Is a Christian oriented show,
Speaker 2: And his previous thing that he branched off of, he
Speaker 2: said he branished off to do his own thing, but
Speaker 2: it was Christian in some way, shape or form. I'm
Speaker 2: not exactly sure how that is, but it sounds like
Speaker 2: he kind of was able to grow off of the
Speaker 2: audience that was familiar with him there and build up
Speaker 2: from there. And I'm telling you, like he has. He's
Speaker 2: got tons of followers on YouTube, he's got tons of
Speaker 2: engagement on the live stream. There's something that honestly, I
Speaker 2: can't do. So, I mean, whatever whatever I may have
Speaker 2: done over the years, what I cannot do is attract
Speaker 2: a large scale audience at any given time. It's just
Speaker 2: it's just not there. Like maybe over the course of time,
Speaker 2: I've like gotten attention, but like I cannot command attention,
Speaker 2: like I am live streaming now, I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: here comes to but here's the things of thousands of people.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, I get it, I get it.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing between you and me, right, we
Speaker 3: both had these different dynamic experiences where at certain points
Speaker 3: we were probably more popular than we thought we were,
Speaker 3: and at other points we've sort of crashed. I mean,
Speaker 3: like we were discussing on the call in show tonight,
Speaker 3: I had a huge female audience at one point, and
Speaker 3: all the demographic reports yeah, and all the demographic reports
Speaker 3: now say I've got next to none. I mean literally,
Speaker 3: I think I've got twelve female.
Speaker 1: Listeners, right, I mean I'm serious. It's that bad. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they've all abandoned me.
Speaker 3: And I can mark a time when that started, but
Speaker 3: I can't mark the entire reasons as.
Speaker 1: To what's happened. So, I mean, it's just it's a
Speaker 1: weird thing you and I.
Speaker 3: If we stick at it for a little while, we're
Speaker 3: gonna run into something else that's gonna work for us too.
Speaker 3: And then we're going to run into some other things
Speaker 3: that don't. It's just the way it keeps all.
Speaker 2: And when you say that, you're just like saying it's
Speaker 2: bound to be. I thought maybe you had a specific
Speaker 2: thing of mine, but you're just saying it's bound to
Speaker 2: If we keep going, things are bound to kind of
Speaker 2: ebb and flow. Yeah, because things will just by accident, things.
Speaker 3: Will shift no matter what we do. Is all I'm
Speaker 3: saying is that things will shift outside of your control.
Speaker 3: We were even let people in on this. We were
Speaker 3: talking about what to do considering Skype is going to
Speaker 3: be gone, and that's part of the key link in
Speaker 3: some of what I do with the network. And this
Speaker 3: is a problem because it's one of my main tools
Speaker 3: and some people don't even realize that. But and that
Speaker 3: was a classic tool for broadcasting for getting people together online.
Speaker 1: For years and years. I mean we're talking.
Speaker 2: Since I started. It's I've been using it the whole time.
Speaker 2: Like I said, two thousand and eight around that time
Speaker 2: is when I started, So it's been there for at
Speaker 2: least that long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So you're talking a seventeen year run there, and
Speaker 3: it's probably been around like twenty some odd years. Anyway,
Speaker 3: the point is that that goes away. We got to
Speaker 3: figure out a new way to deal with things. We
Speaker 3: were talking about discord. Discord was a huge thing, and
Speaker 3: that was initially just for gamers to talk to each other,
Speaker 3: and now it's this whole multi layered platform sing shift.
Speaker 3: The platforms change, the dynamics change, and the media and
Speaker 3: also the listenerships shift all over the place. And quite frankly,
Speaker 3: if you're honest about it, you don't know how to
Speaker 3: track it and you don't know how to control it
Speaker 3: unless you sink a ton of money into it, and
Speaker 3: an independent podcaster cannot.
Speaker 1: It's just that.
Speaker 3: Simple unless they're independently wealthy to begin with. You know,
Speaker 3: make Russell Brand, I'm sure knew what is what his
Speaker 3: dynamics were going to be on Rumble before he did
Speaker 3: video one.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, but you and I didn't have those kinds of.
Speaker 3: Funds and I'm talking like a fifty thousand dollars investment
Speaker 3: before we do broadcast one. That was not there for
Speaker 3: you or mete. It just wasn't going to be possible.
Speaker 3: So anyway, I just wanted to point that out, and
Speaker 3: I wanted to get a hold of the story on
Speaker 3: this because I love when when people invite you to different.
Speaker 1: Shows and it's always wild.
Speaker 3: It's like there are shows that you get invited to
Speaker 3: and I always wonder, how the hell did he get invited.
Speaker 1: To that, because it seems like it's.
Speaker 3: Coming out of nowhere. You know, when when you substitute
Speaker 3: hosted for Jordan Maxwell years ago, I went, Okay, that
Speaker 3: makes sense. But when you were invited to do other stuff,
Speaker 3: I'm like looking at it, going.
Speaker 1: How where did what.
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way, something I forgot to do. And
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna have to press a button here and
Speaker 3: make an odd noise on air.
Speaker 2: Sorry all participants anyway, Sorry.
Speaker 3: About that little little housekeeping thing. Anyways, go ahead, aaron I.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to get a couple of questions in
Speaker 3: and now I'm gonna sit here and I think, uh,
Speaker 3: missus o'handed me some tacos, so I'm gonna eat anyway, enjoy.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good, Chuck. I appreciate the shop talk. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's been that kind of week for me though really
Speaker 2: I've had I can't remember, as I was saying, even
Speaker 2: being invited onto a show. This has to be at
Speaker 2: least a year since since I've gotten an invite. I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure unless my memory is that. But Mikey from
Speaker 2: Candid Truth, he invited me. He was a cool guy.
Speaker 2: He was fun to talk to him. It was a
Speaker 2: fun show. I think we brought up a lot of
Speaker 2: cool stuff the from I looked at the comment section
Speaker 2: on YouTube. People seem to enjoy it, so it was cool.
Speaker 2: It was all around good. I have the link to
Speaker 2: that at the Age of Transitions dot com. I did
Speaker 2: a full post so you can watch the video there
Speaker 2: if you want to find it, and the other relevant
Speaker 2: links you can find there. So that was cool. It
Speaker 2: felt like old times, honestly, like, oh yeah, I'm getting
Speaker 2: vioted in shows. I'm talking to other people people want
Speaker 2: to talk to me. I just I don't know. It
Speaker 2: just has not felt that way. Take that for what
Speaker 2: it may be. It just hadn't seen that way for
Speaker 2: a long time. Now. This morning, similarly, this morning, I
Speaker 2: recorded a video debate. The debate was on urbiverizing predators
Speaker 2: and regular listeners this show will I'm guessing remember me
Speaker 2: bringing up the herb of rising predators twitter x handle.
Speaker 2: I remember first finding that a couple of years back
Speaker 2: and I found it very humorous. It is a group
Speaker 2: of transhumanists. It's a group from within the TRANSI of
Speaker 2: this community whose ideas specifically to pursue this project of
Speaker 2: bio engineering out predation out of the whole of nature.
Speaker 2: That's the ideal, Like ideally, they'd like to see predation
Speaker 2: gone from nature through some sort of technological means. That's
Speaker 2: their idea. That's the debate was they took the positive
Speaker 2: side and yes, we should pursue herber verising predators. And
Speaker 2: guess what, I was on the negative side, where I
Speaker 2: think it's a bad idea. And so I was on
Speaker 2: that side of the debate. Debates. Two guys from the
Speaker 2: erber verized Predators group, they have a website. It was
Speaker 2: Stain Brewers and he was in Belgium. And then it
Speaker 2: was was it Adam James Davis. He's in the UK,
Speaker 2: I do believe. So I was talking to both those guys.
Speaker 2: We did that video. It's posted to Brewers YouTube. But again,
Speaker 2: if you go to the Age of Transitions dot com,
Speaker 2: I did a full post for the videos link there.
Speaker 2: So all you have to do is go to my
Speaker 2: website if you want to watch the Urban Verising Predators
Speaker 2: debate video as well as the candid truth videos. They're
Speaker 2: both up there and I'm feel good about it, and
Speaker 2: they're both very different videos, I have to say, but
Speaker 2: both were fun to do and it made me. It
Speaker 2: made me feel about good about doing all this, It
Speaker 2: really did. So it was nice to get out there
Speaker 2: and talk about really weird stuff again because that's what
Speaker 2: I do best, talk about really strange topics. It's the
Speaker 2: one thing I'm adept at. It's finding bizarre things that
Speaker 2: other people don't know or even a thing. I can
Speaker 2: find them and somehow I can talk about them as
Speaker 2: if it's something that something that is an actual thing.
Speaker 2: I can convince people that hey, this is real urbverizing predators.
Speaker 2: Yeah it sounds silly, right, No, but if it were real, Okay,
Speaker 2: But anyway, the age of transitions dot com. So yeah,
Speaker 2: interesting week. I felt like I was content farming almost.
Speaker 2: I have had a little extra time this week. I
Speaker 2: had extra day off. I have a really long weekend,
Speaker 2: and it's really cool. It's amazing what you can get
Speaker 2: done when you actually have time. So I'll interject that too,
Speaker 2: is if you actually enjoy anything I make, If you
Speaker 2: enjoy the new material that I was able to make
Speaker 2: with a little bit of extra time this week, consider,
Speaker 2: you know, buying a book or joining the Patreon campaign
Speaker 2: or something, or sending some kind of support my way,
Speaker 2: because I will tell you there's no way that I
Speaker 2: can live off of doing this in the current state.
Speaker 2: Would like to be able to. I know that other
Speaker 2: people are out there making a living off of doing
Speaker 2: this kind of thing, and it's a cool idea, but
Speaker 2: I don't know it just it consistently seems out of
Speaker 2: reach to me. And honestly, I also enjoy I've brought
Speaker 2: this up, but I'll bring it up again. I enjoy
Speaker 2: my independence of not having to depend on this for
Speaker 2: a living, because it seems like a lot of people
Speaker 2: who do that sometimes allow themselves to do things that
Speaker 2: they wouldn't otherwise. Where I have freedom to just do
Speaker 2: and say whatever the hell I want. That's who I am,
Speaker 2: That's what I do. Everything I do is because I
Speaker 2: want to, not because Roger Stone told me it was
Speaker 2: a good idea, all right. I do things because I
Speaker 2: want to do them. I say things because I believe
Speaker 2: them because somebody tells me what to say. Okay, I
Speaker 2: don't know if there's any future in having integrity. Honestly,
Speaker 2: and this might be the pessimist in me, but honestly,
Speaker 2: I think it's My ideal in life is to be
Speaker 2: realistic about everything. I don't think it's realistic to pursue
Speaker 2: a project of herbal rising predators. I think that's a
Speaker 2: bad idea because it glosses over so many realities of
Speaker 2: material existence that just there's no ironing things out as
Speaker 2: far as my mind's concerned. Perhaps I'm small minded on that.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. Likewise, it may be possible to
Speaker 2: make a living doing this, but it may also be
Speaker 2: true that me having my very low brow, unimpressive job
Speaker 2: that sustains my life with regular income, that having that
Speaker 2: is actually a much better thing then again doing the
Speaker 2: Stone Zone every week, having a regular appearance on that,
Speaker 2: and then you know, just be being fed talking points
Speaker 2: by I don't know. There's all sorts of people ready
Speaker 2: to feed you talking points. I could find no shortage
Speaker 2: of people just chopping at the bit to tell me
Speaker 2: what to say. Right, I'm not interested, and I won't
Speaker 2: do that, And I will keep doing again labor. I
Speaker 2: will keep doing. I will do hard labor before I
Speaker 2: do that will break my back before I do that
Speaker 2: garbage because I have self respect. Okay, this is the
Speaker 2: time where I get to brag. I'm going to take
Speaker 2: advantage of because this is my show. I'm bragging about
Speaker 2: the fact that I have at least a sliver of integrity.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to sit up here and say I'm
Speaker 2: God's gift to anything, but I at least care. And
Speaker 2: that's more than I can say for most people out
Speaker 2: there now are there are good people. And I think
Speaker 2: the people I talk to on these shows today, even
Speaker 2: the Herban virsed Predators guy, I can't get mad at
Speaker 2: them because they're idealists and to them it's a good idea,
Speaker 2: And so I don't dislike those guys. Actually find them
Speaker 2: interesting and fun to talk to. They may be out
Speaker 2: of their minds as far as I'm concerned, but their
Speaker 2: heart is in the right place right and they're not
Speaker 2: trying to deceive anybody, not if anything, perhaps they're deceived themselves,
Speaker 2: but I you know, I mean, they're not. There's no
Speaker 2: ill intent there. So I can't hate those guys. I
Speaker 2: don't hate those guys. Candid Truth is an honest show.
Speaker 2: Uh And And that was good as a good experience
Speaker 2: there too. So there are there are no I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to say that everybody is up to no good,
Speaker 2: but a lot of people are. It's hard to point
Speaker 2: these things out without getting shouted down not just by
Speaker 2: algorithms but by algorithms and bots, but by actual people
Speaker 2: who have been persuaded by this NonStop barrage of digital
Speaker 2: propaganda and have been swayed by that, and they've they've
Speaker 2: let it get to their they've let it form their
Speaker 2: opinions for them. And that's the dark side of this
Speaker 2: scene that I just cannot get over just seeing that
Speaker 2: seem to get worse and worse as time gets goes on. Really,
Speaker 2: and there's more and more, there's more important, different sources
Speaker 2: of deception of particular propaganda sources. Right there are national
Speaker 2: origins of propaganda. If we're talking about individual nations, each
Speaker 2: individual nation has their propaganda special interests that they do
Speaker 2: go about sewing on social media. All the large nations
Speaker 2: in the Great Powers competition absolutely are in a online
Speaker 2: propaganda war with each other. If you try to talk
Speaker 2: about this, good luck, good luck having a debate about that,
Speaker 2: because getting anybody to even admit that that's the case.
Speaker 2: It's like pulling teeth. It's like, hey, a, have you
Speaker 2: ever noticed that different countries propaganda are that we're getting
Speaker 2: propaganda from all these different sources, And looks like China
Speaker 2: is trying to get me to believe something, looks like
Speaker 2: Russia's trying to get me to believe something. And yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, the same old thing. Our government's trying to
Speaker 2: get us to believe all sorts of things. But what
Speaker 2: else is new? There gets shouted down for saying that,
Speaker 2: And I don't know. I'm sorry, that's the way I
Speaker 2: see it. I might be wrong about it. I don't
Speaker 2: think so, but whatever, Yeah, so be careful everybody out there.
Speaker 2: In this crazy, crazy global propaganda matrix that we're in,
Speaker 2: everybody wants a piece of your mind. Everybody's paying the
Speaker 2: influencers to tell their story for them. Absolutely that's happening.
Speaker 2: It's glaringly obvious to me to see these sorts of things,
Speaker 2: but I guess not to everybody else. I don't know. Yes,
Speaker 2: so there's that. I know that there is something. There's
Speaker 2: something that I keep remembering and forgetting as I'm speaking
Speaker 2: that I really want to mention. And now, as one
Speaker 2: of those moments that I'm unfortunately forgetting because I feel
Speaker 2: like it's something I really want to say. Oh, I
Speaker 2: know there is. I've along with doing the appearances that
Speaker 2: I've had this past week, I've also had some success
Speaker 2: with finding people to be guests on the show. I'm
Speaker 2: glad that people were happy that Robin came on the
Speaker 2: show last week, and I will have him back and
Speaker 2: maybe we'll pick up with their quickly conversation within the
Speaker 2: next couple of weeks or so, so I'll get Robin
Speaker 2: back on and we'll talk again. I feel good that
Speaker 2: a friend of the show is just a great person
Speaker 2: to be against too, So that's cool. But I know
Speaker 2: that was a good show because I've actually received a
Speaker 2: lot of feedback in emails specifically from that show, and
Speaker 2: along those lines, somebody got a hold of me and
Speaker 2: I don't get this. This is a phenomenon that I've
Speaker 2: noticed that every now and again, like every couple of
Speaker 2: years or so, I will get an email from somebody
Speaker 2: who is just like some sort of phenomenal person who
Speaker 2: just randomly goes like, oh, yeah, I listen to your show.
Speaker 2: I like it, and then they'll say this is what
Speaker 2: I do and then they go about describing some research
Speaker 2: they've done or something that they're into, or they'll make
Speaker 2: some point on something that I said on a show,
Speaker 2: and they will say something like so incredibly insightful, Like
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, I've never heard anybody say that this
Speaker 2: person is some kind of a genius. Right, And the
Speaker 2: thing that they're talking to me about in this email
Speaker 2: is such an important topic that I've never heard anybody
Speaker 2: else even mention it. If I'm lucky I've thought of
Speaker 2: it before. I'm like, oh, yeah, why is nobody talking
Speaker 2: about this? Well, this person is so I got an
Speaker 2: email like that recently from somebody who's still anonymous. They
Speaker 2: haven't said who their name is. That's fine, but I've
Speaker 2: invited them to come on the show. I'm working that out.
Speaker 2: I hope that they do come on the show because
Speaker 2: the topic that they are researching. They've sent me links
Speaker 2: to their stuff I've only glanced at. But what I've
Speaker 2: looked at so far is really interesting. I'm going to
Speaker 2: try to look at as much of it as i can.
Speaker 2: But the basic topic is like these connections between these
Speaker 2: different fringe groups. A QAnon is one of them, A
Speaker 2: non miss was another one Technocracy Incorporated, which Robin and
Speaker 2: I brought up on the show The Carol Quickly Show.
Speaker 2: We talked about Elon Musk and his father, the Technocracy Incorporated,
Speaker 2: oh and the Zeitgeist movement as well the Venus Project.
Speaker 2: I believe this guy has research into connections between those
Speaker 2: groups and the various origins of all of that stuff
Speaker 2: and connections between that stuff, and yeah, it was absolutely fascinating,
Speaker 2: and that's absolutely the sort of thing where well I
Speaker 2: told him in the email that this general topic of
Speaker 2: the problems with so many alternative outlets and ideas and
Speaker 2: forums and such that we're just given to consume and
Speaker 2: be enraptured as the answers to the establishment, that so
Speaker 2: many of these things have not set well with me,
Speaker 2: and that I've known that we should be worried and
Speaker 2: not trust these things. But it's more on an intuitive level,
Speaker 2: and I have certain examples in some cases, but this
Speaker 2: is somebody who's gone about like looking up actual different
Speaker 2: connections and it's cool. So hopefully I'll have them on
Speaker 2: the show at some point working on that. If you're
Speaker 2: listening a person who emailed me, if you are listening,
Speaker 2: to have you on the show. Sometimes I would really
Speaker 2: love to talk about that, and I think you deserve
Speaker 2: your due in talking about that. So I'm gonna not
Speaker 2: get into any of the details on that until we
Speaker 2: do that show, but I'll just say that what I've
Speaker 2: seen so far is exciting, and it's something that I've
Speaker 2: been wanting to learn more about myself for some time now.
Speaker 2: So it's refreshing to see that sort of content is
Speaker 2: still out there and that sort of actual research is
Speaker 2: being done by people. It can seem so often that
Speaker 2: when we get stuck in this media space of people
Speaker 2: just creating media just for the sake of creating it,
Speaker 2: that there is no such thing as somebody researching these
Speaker 2: topics that need to be looked into and digging up
Speaker 2: the information that nobody else is going to find. You
Speaker 2: just have to go out there and do it. That
Speaker 2: that is actually happening still, So that's incredibly reassuring and
Speaker 2: exciting and invigorating, because it can sure seem like that's
Speaker 2: not happening anymore sometimes, but to know that it is
Speaker 2: is exciting. Hopefully I'll continue to attract more people like
Speaker 2: that that similar mind set, and we'll see what we
Speaker 2: can do. I I have been generally optimistic about the
Speaker 2: show for actually a good couple of years now, despite
Speaker 2: the sort of setbacks and just a lack of inertia
Speaker 2: that we've Chuck and I were talking about earlier, at
Speaker 2: this start of the show here, there's been a lack
Speaker 2: of any sort of momentum, lack of audience. Quite frankly,
Speaker 2: it's just not there. However, be that as may, I
Speaker 2: do not care. I cannot allow that to bother me.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm guessing that I'll probably continue to be
Speaker 2: suppressed by algorithms and whatever else. I'm not exactly if
Speaker 2: I'm If I'm saying things don't that don't go along
Speaker 2: to get along, that's going to be a problem in
Speaker 2: one shape when one way, shape or form, and if
Speaker 2: that just happens to be lowering my reach, then honestly,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to allow myself to truly care about that,
Speaker 2: just going to continue doing what I am. Sort of
Speaker 2: I'm searching for the word I'm compelled to continue to
Speaker 2: do this. I'm not. I don't know what is behind
Speaker 2: the compulsion, the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects
Speaker 2: of just being compelled to continue to do this. I'm
Speaker 2: sure there's a little bit of all of that, but
Speaker 2: I'm going to continue that. And then it motivated me
Speaker 2: to keep going in the face of a digital infrastructure
Speaker 2: that was not built for any of us really to
Speaker 2: succeed unless we played by the rules. And the rules
Speaker 2: are changing all the time. It's just keeping up with
Speaker 2: them is a full time job, which I don't want
Speaker 2: to expend too much energy doing maybe a little here
Speaker 2: and there to at least try to get an inkling
Speaker 2: of understanding what's going on. I'm not going to go
Speaker 2: any further than that, but I'm just gonna keep making things,
Speaker 2: even if it's made to disappear. That has to be okay,
Speaker 2: and I am okay with that, and so it is,
Speaker 2: so it shall be that we are just making content.
Speaker 2: We're content creators, and it's it's real exciting. It's really
Speaker 2: exciting to be here doing what we're doing. And it's strange.
Speaker 2: It's strange, it's odd. But onward we shall go into
Speaker 2: the great blue yonder or whatever color it ends up being.
Speaker 2: Probably blue, that's a good guess. And so yeah, so
Speaker 2: that's what we'll do. Skype is going away, and it's
Speaker 2: a real sad thing. That's another technical thing that we've
Speaker 2: been trying to work through. And there is a bit
Speaker 2: of sentimentality in the Skype thing, honestly, which is silly.
Speaker 2: But when something like that an application just has been
Speaker 2: the thing that you've used for so long and has
Speaker 2: been useful, it is unfortunate to see it go and
Speaker 2: then you have to figure out what the alternative is.
Speaker 2: We will find one, Chuck will find one. I will
Speaker 2: be on board with it. We'll find a way. We'll
Speaker 2: use social media where we have to, We'll use it
Speaker 2: as we can for what it's worth. I've been doing
Speaker 2: a bit of that trying to succeed also, especially with
Speaker 2: the Uncle show on the social media front. We'll see
Speaker 2: what we get with that. But or we did have
Speaker 2: success with the I'm not sure if anybody listened to this,
Speaker 2: but we did have success on the live stream VHS
Speaker 2: watch party with Uncle where we got a hold of
Speaker 2: that company that represents the attorneys trying to book them
Speaker 2: on shows. We got a hold of the actual owner
Speaker 2: of the company, which was exciting, right, No.
Speaker 1: Cool, listen really quickly.
Speaker 3: I wanted to ask you this question too, and I
Speaker 3: meant to ask you off air, but since you're talking
Speaker 3: about it, how is Uncle's TikTok thing going. Is he
Speaker 3: just real excited and like or is there actual engagement
Speaker 3: happening there? I mean you think it's you think it's
Speaker 3: time for frunds to get in on it too. I
Speaker 3: mean it's a separate entity.
Speaker 1: What do you think.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a lot of energy and excitement being put
Speaker 2: into it, and we do make a lot of material
Speaker 2: and we're putting effort into it there, and I think
Speaker 2: it's funny and good. And the videos, the videos that
Speaker 2: we're making I feel good about. I think they're funny
Speaker 2: and I'm in them, if only as a voice sometimes,
Speaker 2: but sometimes on camera it's usually Uncle doing being the
Speaker 2: talent that I am talking a lot, But.
Speaker 1: You could do a separate thing.
Speaker 3: And you know what I was thinking about that is
Speaker 3: that TikTok actually, based on its structure and its functionality,
Speaker 3: is the kind of thing that Uncle, if you set
Speaker 3: it up right, could constantly release those little lady bitty shorts,
Speaker 3: those you know, less than a minute deals, yeah, of
Speaker 3: just different things, and he could constantly release them on
Speaker 3: his own, and that, mixed with the material that you
Speaker 3: guys create together, could be an interesting salad on TikTok.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm just saying, who knows, you know, we're
Speaker 3: still dealing with the it's supposed to be sold before
Speaker 3: it's band and.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. That's still up in the air last
Speaker 1: I looked, But I mean.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's a topic all on its own that I'm fascinated.
Speaker 2: And it's the future and the constantly changing the TikTok
Speaker 2: what is to be done with it, And it's subject
Speaker 2: to the whims of the moment of the leadership of
Speaker 2: our country, to be sure, but also like the ebb
Speaker 2: and flow of the weird geopolitical dynamic between the US
Speaker 2: and China, which is really at a flashpoint now. To
Speaker 2: be honest, I think everybody is aware of that. So
Speaker 2: that's something exciting, isn't it so.
Speaker 3: But believe it or not, And I know this is
Speaker 3: going to sound crazy and uncle's observations alone. If you
Speaker 3: just figured out how to independently throw up that chaos
Speaker 3: in between your videos, because that was the weird thing
Speaker 3: that happened. Maria Heller even got on there and started
Speaker 3: doing a like you know, words from an Italian grandma or.
Speaker 2: Whatever on TikTok Yah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like ten thousand people showed up there we go,
Speaker 3: you know, and it was like whoa. And she's been
Speaker 3: you know, in her own little isolated you know network
Speaker 3: now for a while, it's just a subscriber driven only website,
Speaker 3: et cetera.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like Para and I do a show together, but it's
Speaker 3: only on my website and her website. It's not even
Speaker 3: I put it on the broadcast thing every once in
Speaker 3: a while, but I don't even release that as a podcast.
Speaker 3: It's for a very private audience. But she goes on
Speaker 3: TikTok and ten thousand people wanted to hear from the
Speaker 3: Italian grandma who.
Speaker 1: Was pissed off on TikTok.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I'm just saying uncle's unique.
Speaker 3: Way of observing things, pointing a camera at things, if
Speaker 3: you figured out a way to let him really independently
Speaker 3: run with that and put this other material that you
Speaker 3: strategically create, I'm telling you, man, that's like a content salad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's you basically have the idea that we're running with, Chuck. Okay,
Speaker 2: what we're attempting to do just comes down to making
Speaker 2: as many videos as we can. We're doing a pretty
Speaker 2: good job being the social media team Uncle's social media
Speaker 2: team here that works for him. We're doing what we can.
Speaker 3: But I'm telling you, but if you can find a
Speaker 3: way I know it sounds crazy and I keep saying it,
Speaker 3: but if you find a way for him to go
Speaker 3: a little more independent on some content creation with a
Speaker 3: simple formula where he blasts out some one minute things
Speaker 3: that are totally off, you know, totally off the rails,
Speaker 3: like he gets upset at certain things and whatever else,
Speaker 3: whatever he thinks is important even if he can't explain
Speaker 3: it to you, if he can point a camera at it,
Speaker 3: or he can point a camera at himself and tell
Speaker 3: people about it. When when I mean, how could you
Speaker 3: beat that? That would be the most unique piece of content.
Speaker 3: And here's the thing. I did a little research on
Speaker 3: this about now you know, let's let's I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to be mean here. Don't anybody start giving.
Speaker 1: Me crap about this.
Speaker 3: I went to look to see what happened with you know,
Speaker 3: like mentally handicapped people on TikTok.
Speaker 2: Right, yes, yes, sure, and believe it or not.
Speaker 1: There's been research on it.
Speaker 3: So I got a couple of these research things and
Speaker 3: they were they were only done in Europe, and one
Speaker 3: of them was an Italian and Google wouldn't translate it correctly.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Uh, it's interesting there they were actually proposing
Speaker 3: a program in a couple of places to try and
Speaker 3: do this for some of these.
Speaker 2: Guys oh as like therapy ors.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it actually helped them socialize and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It gave them a healthy sense of themselves or whatever.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I'm just thinking it might actually be
Speaker 3: a bigger positive. I mean, I know that there's a
Speaker 3: whole thing to this project, and there's a vision you
Speaker 3: have with it, and you know, let's be honest, this
Speaker 3: is this is part of Aaron's performance art with Uncle, Right,
Speaker 3: so even though Uncle's the star, there's really you know
Speaker 3: even that in and of it's is part of the formula,
Speaker 3: so to speak. Right, But what I'm saying is that
Speaker 3: TikTok actually presents an interesting platform where he might be
Speaker 3: able to function independently and guided, not one or the other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I hear you. Maybe, I'm maybe when we
Speaker 2: switch over it says the Uncle Show, we'll try to
Speaker 2: figure out and we'll try to see if Uncle can
Speaker 2: find a way where he can do that. I know,
Speaker 2: what you mean. I think it's very feasible with what
Speaker 2: we've established already that we're kind of at a point
Speaker 2: where that can happen with minimal perhaps maybe uh, maybe
Speaker 2: the how we could help is just with some editing
Speaker 2: and down.
Speaker 3: Maybe sreediting, and you know, you got to protect certain things.
Speaker 3: Maybe you shouldn't put that out to the world, uncle
Speaker 3: that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe, yes, yes, that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, so maybe you know, an approval kind of
Speaker 3: needs to be had there for release, and you got
Speaker 3: to go over the material.
Speaker 1: But again, if it's a bunch of one minute videos,
Speaker 1: it's not so bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know. Yeah. Also, you're reminding me of my
Speaker 2: wife Chuck that she's saying that I should have my
Speaker 2: personal TikTok and I should, you know, talk about the
Speaker 2: same stuff I talk about in the podcast, because that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff is on that platform too, And that
Speaker 2: was why you are right about that that would work,
Speaker 2: I'm sure, So I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, that was my last point is that you can
Speaker 3: utilize it as both a combination thing and separate entities,
Speaker 3: and I think it would be.
Speaker 1: A good STEMP.
Speaker 3: I mean, because you're talking about how do I reach
Speaker 3: out how do I continue to evolve? Basically is what
Speaker 3: you've talked about a few times in the past month.
Speaker 3: So what I'm saying is, maybe it is actually time
Speaker 3: for you to do TikTok. Yeah, and let Uncle do TikTok.
Speaker 3: Plus help Uncle on TikTok, and who knows that might
Speaker 3: ex I mean a whole other base of people that
Speaker 3: are not necessarily.
Speaker 1: On a lot of the other platforms you're already on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and yeah I if done correctly, I'm sure
Speaker 2: we could bring to listenership to this network too, which
Speaker 2: was also exciting.
Speaker 3: Plus, what's hilarious to me here's another like comedy aspect
Speaker 3: of this though. You see the translator when Uncle tries
Speaker 3: to talk to Twitter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well we do that because we put captions
Speaker 2: on all the TikTok radios. So I always put captions
Speaker 2: on there. It's always funny to see how it translates.
Speaker 2: And that's fine, it's the same idea.
Speaker 3: What's even more hilarious than that, though, Aaron is think
Speaker 3: about this for a second. Now, I'm watching TikTok in
Speaker 3: China and I'm trying to understand what the hell Uncle's
Speaker 3: saying in China. So they're translating what doesn't make sense
Speaker 3: in English over to Chinese beautiful?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: That could become You might wind up being one of
Speaker 3: the most popular TikTok channels in Japan or something like
Speaker 3: one of those countries where his stuff translates into god
Speaker 3: knows what.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a translation of a translation of a translation. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Right, and by the time you're done, you know what,
Speaker 3: you'll end up with poetry. That's my last thought for
Speaker 3: the night. And just taking a look at the clock
Speaker 3: just to let you know, is you probably got If
Speaker 3: you want to go fifteen minutes beyond the hour, not
Speaker 3: fifteen minutes beyond the hour. If you want to go
Speaker 3: about twelve minutes beyond the hour.
Speaker 1: You're probably good because that would rebalance out.
Speaker 2: Okay, if we just switch over to Uncle Town now, Chuck,
Speaker 2: is that cool with you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But I mean, I'm only gonna look to cut you
Speaker 3: off around say, twelve minutes after that hour at the
Speaker 3: end of his hour.
Speaker 2: Then I think we're gonna go that way because I
Speaker 2: feel like I've said what I want to say on
Speaker 2: this show, and we'll be back with another good age
Speaker 2: of transitions next week. All right.
Speaker 3: I hope I didn't interrupt you too much, but I
Speaker 3: felt like these were necessary things to get in and
Speaker 3: since you don't take phone calls, this is stuff I
Speaker 3: would have talked to him about more off air, but
Speaker 3: we already took like ten minutes talking off air and
Speaker 3: laughing before we go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that was a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: Because I am I am. I'm not a good person.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I do and I do certain things street I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm not harmful to people, but sometimes I do something
Speaker 3: that's a little mean with a with a good intention behind. Anyway,
Speaker 3: we'll leave that to the audience's imagination. But I wasn't
Speaker 3: being mean to Aaron. It was just something that him
Speaker 3: and I both had to laugh at that I did.
Speaker 3: That was I thought it was funny anyway, So I'll
Speaker 3: leave it at that, and you can close out your
Speaker 3: show anyway you want. But yeah, looking forward to Uncle
Speaker 3: and looking forward to Uncle's TikTok, I might have to
Speaker 3: go get a new account though they won't let me
Speaker 3: back on.
Speaker 1: I don't know why so.
Speaker 2: That you have to leave. You must have flashed the
Speaker 2: Age of Transition's logo one too many times, Chuck.
Speaker 1: What we're thinking was That's the other thing you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to do, though, is if you.
Speaker 2: Don't want to edit that imagery, aren't we be? Doesn't
Speaker 2: that never happened in real life? As we all know? Jeez, Louise, Well,
Speaker 2: do you know one thing I've learned from that strain
Speaker 2: of propaganda online? It's that tianum in Square never even happens.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you know what's funny about this too?
Speaker 3: Just real quick little note because you know I'm usually
Speaker 3: mister subversive.
Speaker 1: But Aaron got me in trouble with China.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm just telling you that I was able to
Speaker 3: get the cheapest.
Speaker 1: T shirts possible on the planet at one point, right.
Speaker 1: But here's the problem.
Speaker 3: I used some of the Age of Transitions artwork on
Speaker 3: stuff and Tienamen Square. You can't have even independent people
Speaker 3: in other anything connected to China. You can't print images
Speaker 3: of that, not a cartoon of it, not a representation
Speaker 3: of it, not a photograph of it.
Speaker 1: They don't want that image to exist.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So I literally got banned and completely banned from using
Speaker 3: an entire platform that Ali Baba and Ali Express and
Speaker 3: all that because of Aaron's logo not my stuff, not
Speaker 3: any I did nope Aaron's logo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep. I was a bad boy and I'm proud
Speaker 2: of it. And honestly, I thought I wanted to switch
Speaker 2: over right away, But now that we're on this topic,
Speaker 2: I think I will hit it a little bit because
Speaker 2: I have been playing around on tikmak talk. My wife
Speaker 2: has an account. I've seen what she looks at. I
Speaker 2: do work. I'm part of the social media team for
Speaker 2: Uncles tik Tac, so I've seen what's going on there.
Speaker 2: And if you think that China is not using it
Speaker 2: as a propaganda tool, you're out of your damn mind.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Now are other people using it for propaganda? Yes,
Speaker 2: but is China? Yes, absolutely. It's fascinating to see the
Speaker 2: sorts of things that they're throwing at us these days.
Speaker 2: Which I will just say that just because we label
Speaker 2: something proa does not mean that it is untrue. Right,
Speaker 2: Propaganda has to be at least based in truth to
Speaker 2: even work in the first place. And I will say
Speaker 2: that this should come to no surprise with the audience
Speaker 2: here that the United States has a lot of different
Speaker 2: things that we've said and done over the years that
Speaker 2: can be easily exploited by anybody who chooses to speak
Speaker 2: ill of our country or to you know, do anything
Speaker 2: that would be against our nation's interests. It's now incredibly
Speaker 2: easy to do, right because I mean, what part of
Speaker 2: this garbage heap that is American history? What piece of
Speaker 2: trash do we want to pull out and say smells bad?
Speaker 2: It's that simple, you know what I mean. And so
Speaker 2: they're going about doing that, and as our dear leader said,
Speaker 2: you don't hold the guy, well, we don't hold the
Speaker 2: cards in this battle so many times, and it's really
Speaker 2: easy to make content that doesn't just make us look bad,
Speaker 2: but that points out things that we have legitimate problems with.
Speaker 2: And I mean, the Great Powers competition is real. That's
Speaker 2: a difficult thing to convince people of it. To me,
Speaker 2: I'm convinced that's a real thing, and you can see
Speaker 2: it playing out in these weird little videos online. It's
Speaker 2: pretty fascinating. I would just say, if you're able to
Speaker 2: bring yourself to see things that way, try to see
Speaker 2: things through that lens. When you're doing something like just
Speaker 2: viewing a TikTok video, ask the question, what might the
Speaker 2: source of this video be? What might the advantages be
Speaker 2: ideologically to this nation, to that nation, to this group,
Speaker 2: to that group, what might that be Even if it
Speaker 2: seems innocuous or if it seems like you know, that
Speaker 2: would not be the reason for creating it. Just have
Speaker 2: that in the back of your mind if nothing else.
Speaker 2: And once again, if you come to a conclusion that this, yes,
Speaker 2: this is likely a piece of propaganda from XYZ, whatever
Speaker 2: you determined, I'm not saying that you can't agree with it, right,
Speaker 2: So I'm not trying to be the guy like reigning
Speaker 2: on the paray, like, oh, these Chinese videos that are
Speaker 2: exposing the fact that so many luxury brands claiming to
Speaker 2: be made in Europe or America never were. They were
Speaker 2: always made in Chinese factories for years and years. These
Speaker 2: are videos that were huge on the platform this past
Speaker 2: week that they were just exposing this fact that so
Speaker 2: many of these overpriced items have always been made by
Speaker 2: these same factories. There's just being done covertly. Now there's
Speaker 2: no reason to keep that covert anymore. Again, another piece
Speaker 2: of leverage that can be used to make us as
Speaker 2: a nation look bad. Again. It doesn't take a whole lot, right,
Speaker 2: We've kind of put ourselves in this situation. We made
Speaker 2: our own bed. But be that as it may, that's
Speaker 2: all I'm saying. So it's fascinating to see that happen.
Speaker 2: I'm not asking anybody to choose a side in this
Speaker 2: global information war, but I will tell you that we're
Speaker 2: all being made pawns within it, whether we like it
Speaker 2: or not. So this is the new normal in the
Speaker 2: world of media. Isn't it fun? You can't watch a
Speaker 2: silly video anymore without wondering. But that's okay, It's all right.
Speaker 2: We will maintain composure, keep your head and realize that
Speaker 2: all of these countries funding at each other. They're all horrible,
Speaker 2: and they've all done horrible things. They will continue to
Speaker 2: do horrible things. They will continue to exploit their own populations,
Speaker 2: and it will be fun to see if this is
Speaker 2: a race to the bottom or as everybody's trying to pretend,
Speaker 2: a battle for supremacy at the top. That's what they
Speaker 2: want us to believe that they are all doing. I
Speaker 2: tend to kind of believe it's a race to the bottom.
Speaker 2: If so, that gives an advantage to who the guy
Speaker 2: that's who's already at the bottom, and who is that
Speaker 2: don't be afraid to admit it's you, it's me. We're
Speaker 2: at the bottom of this whole thing. There might be
Speaker 2: a chance, I'm telling you there's a chance. Again, I'm
Speaker 2: trying to be optimistic. I'm trying to be realistic at
Speaker 2: the same time. That's a tough scale to balance there,
Speaker 2: But I'm walking the tightrope. I'm doing what I can.
Speaker 2: Nobody's banking this easy on any of this. But you
Speaker 2: know what fun would it be if it were? I
Speaker 2: guess right, we can really go from around and play
Speaker 2: around with this crazy that's starting at us. Right, you
Speaker 2: throw crazy our way, Okay, fight fire with fire if
Speaker 2: we have to, or we could take the wou Way
Speaker 2: approach where we use your energy and we redirect it
Speaker 2: toward our purposes. Right, So, you're a freight train comes
Speaker 2: at us. We're not going to stop the freight train
Speaker 2: by putting my hand up and having it run into
Speaker 2: my hand and I can stop it like Superman. No,
Speaker 2: I'm going to jump out of the way and let
Speaker 2: the train over the thing that I didn't like that
Speaker 2: was there. So just charge through with your freight trains
Speaker 2: that you're so proud of in this man's world of yours.
Speaker 2: But so there, I guess I did not know I
Speaker 2: had that in me, but there it was. Now at
Speaker 2: this point, I think it's safe to say that we're
Speaker 2: going to move over on a Friday night to the
Speaker 2: Uncle Show here on the Ochle Radio Network. Once again
Speaker 2: the age of Transitions dot com. Go there. Check out
Speaker 2: the links to those shows I did Candid Truth, Your Verizing, Predators,
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Speaker 2: subscribe to this podcast shared around to other people you
Speaker 2: think might like it. That means a lot to me.
Speaker 2: Thank you for listening to the OCEL Radio Network on
Speaker 2: Friday night. My name is Aaron Franz. As always, I
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Speaker 2: My name is Aaron Nephew. Here that's me. Is the
Speaker 2: start of the show. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. Well back again,
Speaker 2: this is the Friday night.
Speaker 10: Well, we have interesting news you probably ald hoarded from
Speaker 10: the sidekick you really Yes, they probably heard it from
Speaker 10: your your sidekick on your on your side of your show.
Speaker 2: Really was I talked about the right thing for one time? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I brought up the right topic. Is what you're saying? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so you'll probably know you already know so, so we
Speaker 2: don't even have to say it. Then, no, no, you
Speaker 2: don't have to bring it out. Three hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: five episode tonight. Oh we did a full circle soon?
Speaker 2: Wait it is? It is because sixty four sixty is
Speaker 2: a circle. Then three sixty five is the days of
Speaker 2: the year. There's the ad five for the Holy Days.
Speaker 2: I think is the idea behind that. Yeah, so there
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 10: He's getting getting smart. Hey, s I kick, he is
Speaker 10: getting pretty smart. What the heck's happened to? He's getting
Speaker 10: He's done, lindsome Well.
Speaker 2: I can pretend art for the podcast at the stunkle.
Speaker 2: I've got that one to me, uncle, this is exciting.
Speaker 2: We did We talked about so many interesting things in
Speaker 2: the previous hour to do with this show. Actually we're
Speaker 2: talking about your tic tac. I heard that. That was exciting.
Speaker 2: That's my account, now I know that's my account. Well,
Speaker 2: Chuck did a great job explaining or just kind of
Speaker 2: like making the point that should be obvious but sometimes
Speaker 2: gonna be forgotten. That is your account. What is the
Speaker 2: question she was up to up against? Well, his suggestion
Speaker 2: was that you should be truly unleashed on TikTok to
Speaker 2: make content content as you see fit, to make really
Speaker 2: your own stuff.
Speaker 10: In addition, I am look my food in but I'm
Speaker 10: trying to do that exactly what he's saying. But I'm
Speaker 10: trying to figure out what to say. And other than
Speaker 10: the food, I'd like to get more into it with things.
Speaker 2: That I have to think about what to say. That's
Speaker 2: so the way we've been doing it, it's been working
Speaker 2: really good. Is either me or my wife or my
Speaker 2: son will like kind of prompt you, like, oh, why
Speaker 2: don't we do a video like this real quick? And
Speaker 2: then you usually say yes, and then yes, well they
Speaker 2: no what they are to me okay, want to explain, please?
Speaker 6: Do they are?
Speaker 10: My head is all three social media team moment, your team,
Speaker 10: and to know what to say, because shoot, I don't
Speaker 10: even know my own account and I don't even know
Speaker 10: what to say.
Speaker 2: So I go to him. I go to the little
Speaker 2: man to tell him what do we say? He knows
Speaker 2: right there. He's pretty good. He's excellent right there, and
Speaker 2: he knows it. The thing that's good about him is
Speaker 2: he has his fingers on the pulse of the youth
Speaker 2: because he is one. That's what I like about it.
Speaker 8: He knows what they want, and you two are following
Speaker 8: him maybe yeah, yeah, okay, because he.
Speaker 10: Owns these kind of things. Look, he plays with his machines.
Speaker 10: The only thing that is really missing for him. Yeah,
Speaker 10: I can tell you right now what's really missing?
Speaker 2: The pain? Yeah. Well, I know he wants I know
Speaker 2: he wants one, and he wants his own cell phone.
Speaker 2: But his mother and myself will not allow him to
Speaker 2: have one. Yeah yeah, yeah, later later in time, yes,
Speaker 2: But he doesn't need that. He has other stuff. He
Speaker 2: plays his games. So he plays some video games. That's
Speaker 2: a lot right there. Well, that's a lot in itself,
Speaker 2: that's mine.
Speaker 10: Perhaps I try to get him to do something, and
Speaker 10: I say, cut that thing on. Yeah, like for example,
Speaker 10: want seal deal? Example, this go on seale.
Speaker 2: We needed help for him to know what to say
Speaker 2: to the people. Yeah, Nana. Of course she didn't even
Speaker 2: know what to say to the to the toys. Oh yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: he had to be the salesman for the toy table.
Speaker 2: That is what I'm talking oukay yeah, the toys channel. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I mean yeah. So we have a good social media team,
Speaker 2: we got a good family situation. We're doing cool stuff.
Speaker 2: I'm excited. The uncle tiktak is growing. Uncle, let's rind
Speaker 2: people they can call in. Oh yeah, go ahead. So
Speaker 2: we do still have the same calling number for now,
Speaker 2: so use it through one nine five seven five zero
Speaker 2: one six. We want you to call in. I'm realizing
Speaker 2: right now, Uncle, I forgot to post an Instagram post today.
Speaker 2: I usually always do it, but I was doing so
Speaker 2: many other things I forgot. What is about the I
Speaker 2: was going to say, can you post some Well, actually
Speaker 2: I might take on Uncle. I'm gonna do it live
Speaker 2: right now. I'm gonna do it live next to me.
Speaker 2: This is right next to me. Hand me my brain. Please,
Speaker 2: here's my brain. You can handle what I'm going to do. Uh,
Speaker 2: for my show.
Speaker 10: I'm putting some tic TACs pieces that I made into
Speaker 10: the into my show.
Speaker 2: What are you doing? Never mind me. I'm making social
Speaker 2: media posts as we do the show and is yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: we're doing we are live now into some of those
Speaker 2: that I made of Eddy into that. Okay, excuse wait,
Speaker 2: some of what are you speaking of? Exactly now? For
Speaker 2: some of the tiktoks that we've made.
Speaker 10: On a few that I made, you said you want
Speaker 10: to put a few one yes, yeah, the one, the
Speaker 10: one I would I put on the the the last
Speaker 10: one I did.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, Star Wars Okay, so I would like that one.
Speaker 2: The most recent TikTok that we just did, we did
Speaker 2: earlier today was it's an item that we're selling at
Speaker 2: our garage sale. I actually saw this. So this is
Speaker 2: an example of me looking at something and saying giving
Speaker 2: you the idea, like here, let's run with us. What
Speaker 2: I did was I saw the rack of clothing that
Speaker 2: we had for our yard sale and noticed that one
Speaker 2: of your old pairs of pajamas was hanging there. The
Speaker 2: old pair of pajamas is a Chewbacca costume. Essentially, it's
Speaker 2: Chewbacca pajamas that makes you look like I could use
Speaker 2: them for Halloween too. You can go either way. It
Speaker 2: could be a Halloween costume. Halloween costume too. But they
Speaker 2: were hanging there. I'm like, Uncle, before we sell these,
Speaker 2: let's use them, because you know, like you said, it's
Speaker 2: a costume, so wardrobe department would that's exactly what would?
Speaker 2: That's the wood. So it's like, Uncle, put this thing
Speaker 2: on and that's just like, I don't know, let's talk
Speaker 2: about how it's for sale to the yard cell I
Speaker 2: guess that was our angle me. We did what we
Speaker 2: got out of it. We're out of it. We might
Speaker 2: have a silver with tomorrow. Because they had how many
Speaker 2: in any any it was up to nearly two hundred
Speaker 2: views when I last looked. It's hopefully above that. Now
Speaker 2: I'm two hundred. That's that was okay, I hope that's
Speaker 2: above that. I'm curious.
Speaker 3: I know, I got to ask you something because I'm thinking,
Speaker 3: you know, some people might not know these things exist.
Speaker 3: But there was this niche thing that went on for
Speaker 3: a little while where you could get like a full
Speaker 3: one piece pajama thing that you could zip into and like,
Speaker 3: now you're Cookie Monster.
Speaker 1: Are you saying he had one like that? But Chewbaca.
Speaker 2: The whole suit? Yeah, yeah, I think that's what you
Speaker 2: call it. Yeah, that's what you call it. But it's
Speaker 2: a whole suit. Yeah, half half deal. No, No, I
Speaker 2: know that's what you're saying.
Speaker 1: No, I am talking about a whole suit. It's one thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 10: Up.
Speaker 3: Okay, let me describe this, yeah yeah, let me describe
Speaker 3: this for people. We're talking about a set of like
Speaker 3: footy pajamas. They actually even cover your feet right all
Speaker 3: the way on the bay and then there's a hood
Speaker 3: that goes over the top and it's zip. You put
Speaker 3: it on one piece, zip it up, and now you're
Speaker 3: that character. I've seen this for Oscar to Grouch and
Speaker 3: Cookie Monster and a few other different characters of.
Speaker 1: This and that I think there's a peek at you.
Speaker 1: Uh okay, I'm just saying, but I had no idea
Speaker 1: that you Baca existed. Now that's new to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's a great costume, Chuck, and I was like,
Speaker 2: we got to use this and it made for good content.
Speaker 2: I think it's a funny video. We played the Cantena
Speaker 2: Figri and dance song in the background. I think that
Speaker 2: worked quite well. I don't know. Oh yeah, that's playing
Speaker 2: in the background.
Speaker 1: You know, you know what I heard.
Speaker 2: I think it's funny and not only is it you
Speaker 2: just wearing the Chewbacca costume, but it's also like a
Speaker 2: silly advertisement, like, well, you know, if you came to
Speaker 2: our yard sale, you could buy this and you could
Speaker 2: be the next Chewbacca. That's what That's what what it said. Yeah, so,
Speaker 2: I uh, I mean, but there was somebody to come in,
Speaker 2: and there was somebody come in and about it. What
Speaker 2: they say about about that? He was saying, there's a
Speaker 2: comment on this video. On this video, I haven't seen
Speaker 2: it yet. You didn't see it. You told me about it. Uh,
Speaker 2: you didn't see it yet. I don't think I did.
Speaker 2: I said. The other one that told me.
Speaker 10: About that is one I know that we wanted one
Speaker 10: following was following it, and so that to me tells
Speaker 10: me there's a buyer right track.
Speaker 2: But there's a buying customers. They're coming in. Yeah, okay, well,
Speaker 2: I mean that's so that's what I see. And I say,
Speaker 2: I think if we keep making those videos, it's a
Speaker 2: recipe for success. I don't see how we could go
Speaker 2: wrong making stuff like that. But in addition, if you
Speaker 2: want to do short pieces where maybe you get to
Speaker 2: point where you're able to make a video on your own,
Speaker 2: even maybe we'll get to that point. We have to
Speaker 2: figure out how that works.
Speaker 10: But I like to do, like you said, short video.
Speaker 10: Short videos seems to bring them people in, it does.
Speaker 10: I'm starting to see you don't do long videos. You
Speaker 10: do a little video, you won't have a customer.
Speaker 1: See that's what we were saying.
Speaker 2: That's what if you do a short one Anny, come no.
Speaker 3: We talked about that on Aaron Show. I said, Uncle
Speaker 3: needs to start belting out things that are about one
Speaker 3: minute long.
Speaker 1: And that's what I said.
Speaker 3: Hey, look a couple of strange facts just and then
Speaker 3: I'll cut my mic off real fast. First of all,
Speaker 3: we only have one listener outside of the country tonight
Speaker 3: in Germany, so it's our it's our German customer, and
Speaker 3: at least and everybody else in the United States night
Speaker 3: on the Ocelli stream, So I don't know what's going
Speaker 3: on there, But other countries I don't know.
Speaker 1: Not tonight, do you know.
Speaker 3: Here's a bonus question for you bringing up the Cantina band,
Speaker 3: and I think it's hilarious this particular fact. Do you
Speaker 3: know what the form of music is called that they
Speaker 3: are playing? Uh, they are figuring, figuring Deon and.
Speaker 1: The modal nodes. Okay, something like that.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I had to double check this because I
Speaker 3: heard it on a YouTube video the other day and
Speaker 3: I said, that can't be possible.
Speaker 1: But it is, uh what they do what they call
Speaker 1: the form of music?
Speaker 3: And I wonder if either one of you knows there's
Speaker 3: two different ways to phrase it, but either way it
Speaker 3: contains a very strange word. So what what did the
Speaker 3: Cantina band play in Star Wars?
Speaker 2: It's gotta be some play on like it's something something
Speaker 2: in the galaxy like that.
Speaker 1: It's not rock and roll, you know what I'm saying
Speaker 1: it Like you might be the Okay, is it rock?
Speaker 1: Is it pop?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea?
Speaker 2: It's maybe it's some form of jazz No, no, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: much like Steely Dan. Dan is kind of jazzy. It's
Speaker 2: a jazzy thing. It's not it's not any of the boves,
Speaker 2: but has some rock sensibilities in there. Now, it's not
Speaker 2: very much. It's got some interesting uh melodies going on
Speaker 2: in there, but I'm gonna call it galactic jazz fusion.
Speaker 2: Uh live music, Is that right? Okay?
Speaker 3: You guys are so close and you're not even gonna
Speaker 3: want to comment on why this is funny, but it
Speaker 3: is funny. They are both aliens, okay, who play a
Speaker 3: genre of music known as one of two things, either
Speaker 3: jizz or jizz whale. Who jizz or j whaling, So
Speaker 3: it's closely related to jazz.
Speaker 1: They just changed a to and I and they called
Speaker 1: jizz ji is easy.
Speaker 11: I'm not kidding Jews. See they are like, uh, steely Dan.
Speaker 11: I told you jiz whaling. I told you it was
Speaker 11: it was that that music we mentioned that. You said
Speaker 11: that we said it was. It wasn't it wasn't like
Speaker 11: and it wasn't pop. It was it's own jazz. It's
Speaker 11: exact thing.
Speaker 2: It's a jazz song. You're going we on the white track.
Speaker 2: You're only gonna find that kind of thing on tattooing you.
Speaker 3: They were close, but anyway, uh and and and by
Speaker 3: the way, the song, the main song that they played
Speaker 3: over and over in the original movie was called Mad
Speaker 3: About Me.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that that was the title. I love
Speaker 2: that song. It's a great song. I didn't, okay, not
Speaker 2: like that song. That song. It's a toss up for
Speaker 2: me between is that song better or is the song
Speaker 2: that the e walk sing at the end of Return
Speaker 2: of the Jedi. Jedi also a great little number that
Speaker 2: does uh fights those little guys they bounce a new
Speaker 2: man jumping around.
Speaker 1: You did that song right, But there's a whole contingent
Speaker 1: of people that are bad.
Speaker 2: I could sing it at a There's a whole contingent of.
Speaker 3: People that are angry because in the new version of
Speaker 3: Return of the Jedi, they got rid of the song
Speaker 3: that everybody called yub Nub.
Speaker 2: Yeah yub nub. Yeah, well, well count me in that
Speaker 2: group chuck because yeah, I'm that we took it out.
Speaker 2: That was the end of the movie. We get to
Speaker 2: rock and roll to yub Nub. Listen, don't get to
Speaker 2: do that anymore? What, No, it's gone even is this movie?
Speaker 3: It's gone Now there's a celebration that goes across the
Speaker 3: whole you know, the whole thing where they show you like,
Speaker 3: you know, places didn't exist until the prequels are made.
Speaker 1: But I was a little sad about it.
Speaker 3: Too, because I'm a guy who actually, you know, independently
Speaker 3: sat in the movie theater and watched that as a kid.
Speaker 3: You know, I went to the Beach Cinema and Bradley
Speaker 3: Beach and you know, went there disc out movie.
Speaker 1: I was there like a bunch of times.
Speaker 3: I must have seen Return of the Jedi six times
Speaker 3: in that movie theater, just because I needed a place
Speaker 3: to be. And quite frankly, that was part of the
Speaker 3: movie that they took out and they put in this big,
Speaker 3: you know, cgi crazy thing where even jar Jar Binks
Speaker 3: is now at the end of Return of the Jedi,
Speaker 3: right his people, That's right, that's yeah, Yeah, that's a
Speaker 3: big mess.
Speaker 2: There's all sorts of weird legal stuff for reasons.
Speaker 10: Oh it's the man pissed. They're doing whatever. They wouldn't
Speaker 10: push Uncle, before we get too.
Speaker 2: Far before, before we get too far into the podcast
Speaker 2: suits here, I don't want to forget to do our
Speaker 2: drink review. So let's start that now. Put that in
Speaker 2: this point. Yeah, I will, I will. There's a whole
Speaker 2: presentation weeping new for for this drinking we do. We
Speaker 2: have a thing. Why don't you show off the new
Speaker 2: vessel itself? Uncle, before we even poured the beer into Uh,
Speaker 2: thank away.
Speaker 1: You did hear a phone call? That's that was the
Speaker 1: phone call noise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's here's this new thing. There's the new vessel.
Speaker 2: The vessel we're going to use for a pulling.
Speaker 10: We're going to pour a beer again into it, and
Speaker 10: then we take it from there.
Speaker 2: From And there's a whole story behind this vessel itself,
Speaker 2: which we will get into as the show goes on.
Speaker 2: Ice Curious, we will tell you all about. It's a
Speaker 2: truly magical that brought this unique thing to to us.
Speaker 2: But before we do that, let's let's should we take
Speaker 2: this call before let's see who is this call of first,
Speaker 2: Let's see who's on here? First on? Yeah, with the
Speaker 2: uncle show, who's is? Hey?
Speaker 12: Their uncles to me, James and gimme gimme.
Speaker 2: I know you'd be the first one today. Been everybody quiet?
Speaker 2: There we go. How you do? So? How you doing?
Speaker 12: I'm doing good? I got giant iceberg, stilling night law
Speaker 12: and ice book.
Speaker 2: You mean it's snowing there?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, it's those all the time, but mostly going
Speaker 12: away now. But I among the few people in town
Speaker 12: lucky enough to have this giant iceberg Oh.
Speaker 2: That's kind of cool. You're making a must of it.
Speaker 2: You melting it down for interesting purposes or doing it cool? Jimmy, Well,
Speaker 2: it's holding up a lot more because it was would
Speaker 2: you do?
Speaker 10: Would you do as a favor and put it on
Speaker 10: it on the show. We want pictures, Let them show
Speaker 10: the pictures of it. Oh yeah, I mean before it
Speaker 10: goes down.
Speaker 12: Oh yes, snow in April, no problem?
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I got lots of it. Yeah, gosh, that's late.
Speaker 2: I mean, March is normal, but April's getting late for
Speaker 2: the snow. So yeah, that's odd goings on for sure,
Speaker 2: no matter what state you're in usually. But I think, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: if it's okay, we're gonna go about pouring our special
Speaker 2: drink tonight because it's an extra special one. We have
Speaker 2: so many stories to get into. I'm just gonna get
Speaker 2: to this. Here is the beer that we're going to
Speaker 2: taste test, and it looks so unassuming. All it is
Speaker 2: is a corese Light, right, And I know what everybody
Speaker 2: out there saying, like boring, Why are you gonna even
Speaker 2: bother reviewing cores Light? Why don't you tell them the backstory?
Speaker 13: Here?
Speaker 2: We gonna start know what it was my U neighbor.
Speaker 8: Said, there's a light beer on the side of the street,
Speaker 8: not in the street, on the side of this I do.
Speaker 10: The sidewalk puts laying one down.
Speaker 2: Somebody threw it on the ground, on the ground with
Speaker 2: it closed, not on the street, on the street. So
Speaker 2: this beer did not come from the middle of the street.
Speaker 2: It came from the side of the street. And guy,
Speaker 2: they just mean by there was a there was a
Speaker 2: apparently like a twelve pack or something of course light
Speaker 2: and there happened to be a full can still left
Speaker 2: in it, which is this And actually it was stweet.
Speaker 2: But the two I had to break them down. They
Speaker 2: were sweet, but no they were they were smashed. The
Speaker 2: smashed and so I so I smiled. But that one,
Speaker 2: this one we'll drinking tonight, is the only one that
Speaker 2: was a DC only truly surviving can left. So side
Speaker 2: the side of the road, the road. So we're gonna
Speaker 2: drink this beer. We're gonna just throw caution the wind.
Speaker 2: We're it's that kind of time where we're just drinking
Speaker 2: beer from the side of the road and we wouldn't
Speaker 2: have it any other way, right, we went test it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I want to drink this. I want to test it
Speaker 2: one to ten. Okay, this is the Uncle show. We
Speaker 2: don't just I know, but but but it's important that
Speaker 2: we get this beer that was procured through. This beer
Speaker 2: was meant for us. It was not the beer found us,
Speaker 2: so to speak. I'm going to pour it in this
Speaker 2: vessel that likewise similar story. We didn't create this by hand.
Speaker 2: It was created by synchronicity with this perfect poor spout
Speaker 2: and everything. It looks like a picture right. It started
Speaker 2: out as a normal plastic wine glass. My wife put
Speaker 2: it down on the fire pit at Landers when we're
Speaker 2: having a party out there. She just put it down
Speaker 2: there and forgot it. And then we looked down all
Speaker 2: of a sudden we saw this, like, look what happened
Speaker 2: to the cup? And it just so happened that made
Speaker 2: this perfect like picture pouring spout this perfectly shaped, it's
Speaker 2: like symmetrical and everything. But the way it melted is
Speaker 2: it melted like.
Speaker 10: This melted perfectly. The only thing missing on it, of
Speaker 10: course is the handle. I mean, this is crazy and.
Speaker 2: That's true. So we are we are going to use this.
Speaker 2: You use both these things and if if this isn't
Speaker 2: bring us, good luck, to drink both of these things together.
Speaker 1: This way, I don't know what.
Speaker 2: Well, let's pomp that open and put it in in
Speaker 2: the thing before we pull street beer in Landers Fire
Speaker 2: special picture. Here we go, so you see it, Here
Speaker 2: we go. That's exciting. Yeah, at least I can take
Speaker 2: the can down the stairs with an empty Okay, so
Speaker 2: as you can see. And maybe I'm thinking, maybe we
Speaker 2: should name this vessel. Uncle, what are we gonna call
Speaker 2: this thing? They have a special name, this thing that
Speaker 2: we're using. We could use it from here on out.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, yeah, yeah, we're going to this is the
Speaker 2: maiden voyage. We get the pouring be a review, the
Speaker 2: pouring beer review. But is it cool? I don't want
Speaker 2: to put words in your mouth, Uncle, just go with it.
Speaker 2: Pouring beer review, of of a of a. We want
Speaker 2: to return to this. Wait, let me I gotta think. Okay,
Speaker 2: another way we could go about this is Uncle, you
Speaker 2: can just like, as we're like sitting here, you could
Speaker 2: stare at this thing I have to put the wood in.
Speaker 2: You could leer at it as we're drinking, and then
Speaker 2: let when inspiration strikes, you shall know the name of this.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me, let's get the drinking down. So you
Speaker 2: drinking down, let's get this. You just remember in the
Speaker 2: back of your mind that you need to come up
Speaker 2: with a name. And I know, but you want to
Speaker 2: drink out of this yet another uh drop class. I
Speaker 2: drink out of my drunk glasses. I don't know about you.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna be I'm not gonna be all right,
Speaker 2: you didn't need.
Speaker 10: Most drink anyway, I'm gonna drink out of my special
Speaker 10: We have so many different again vessels before.
Speaker 2: I really liked. I think maybe the beer reviews are
Speaker 2: just gonna be a process of, well, will we pour
Speaker 2: this thing into next? You know, I'm blinking where this
Speaker 2: is going? Uncle? I really love this. Anyway, this which
Speaker 2: has yet to be named, is going to pour into
Speaker 2: uncle's drop glass from Atlantis? Was that casino? Was this
Speaker 2: Casino Atlantis? Okay, Casino Atlantis drop class? Okay, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: a tall drop class. That's why I got it, because okay,
Speaker 2: there you go. I'm gonna pour myself my uh street
Speaker 2: course light into my kalomba glass from Plerto Varta that
Speaker 2: you gave me as a gift, which I do love.
Speaker 2: Wonderful gift and thank you again. Call this thing is
Speaker 2: cool my skull glass with complete with Paloma instructions. And
Speaker 2: that's good because I've got a lot of volume on
Speaker 2: mine own. Call. This is all lacking, but that's okay,
Speaker 2: I can this is this is doing the same. Yeah,
Speaker 2: right to drink. Oh, I already told him this. Okay,
Speaker 2: here we're going to drink now street beer, street course
Speaker 2: like okay, But that goes down smooth, doesn't it? We think?
Speaker 2: Good first taste?
Speaker 1: Now is it flat? I want to know first thing.
Speaker 10: I knew that was going to come out to his mam,
Speaker 10: you're doing nang because it's been sitting with it out
Speaker 10: in the in the street, but not in the street the.
Speaker 1: Foot but it was in the street. It got tossed somewhere.
Speaker 1: Did the can get banged up? You know that screws up?
Speaker 2: Come on one that people wouldn't be but the other two.
Speaker 2: There is actually some carbonation in here, chuck. However, I
Speaker 2: will say that the flavor does come off flat to me.
Speaker 2: It is a flat. It's a flat kind of taste.
Speaker 2: The livestream beers can see that there is carbonation in there. However,
Speaker 2: it tastes minimal, of.
Speaker 1: Course it is.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on it be real.
Speaker 1: It's course light, dude, it's it's not gonna be wow
Speaker 1: what flavor?
Speaker 2: No? Yeah, but chuck.
Speaker 3: This is from the streets, so there's you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: but even on the streets, you wouldn't cook generic cot
Speaker 3: dogs in that.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Come on, this is not Can you imagine, no, can
Speaker 10: you imagine what what the then clowns were talking thinking
Speaker 10: about when they were throwing these cools beer out the window.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was probably some kids who were trying to
Speaker 3: ditch it because they thought the cops are gonna pull
Speaker 3: them over or something.
Speaker 2: And yeah, but we didn't. We have punts control. But
Speaker 2: the holly, they're holly out here when in the daytime.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but when you get a seventeen year old kid
Speaker 3: who just got a driver's license or eighteen year old kid,
Speaker 3: Now he's not a drinking agent.
Speaker 1: He's not supposed to have beer in the car. And
Speaker 1: let's just say the.
Speaker 3: Kids start drinking in the car, they'll turn around and
Speaker 3: throw those beers out if they think they're gonna.
Speaker 2: Have a problem. Sounds possible. Yeah, it sounds like something
Speaker 2: might happen.
Speaker 3: So that could be a good explanation for how in
Speaker 3: the world some beers just ended up on the street.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm just giving you an idea. I'm giving you
Speaker 1: a theory. Uncle, that's all I'm giving.
Speaker 2: We don't know that that happened.
Speaker 1: We don't know.
Speaker 10: Actually, I thought, look, grown men, oh maybe it might
Speaker 10: have been clone menu.
Speaker 1: Sure, Hey, look a guy going home.
Speaker 3: Maybe he doesn't want his wife to know that he
Speaker 3: bought most of that beer and drank it before he
Speaker 3: got home.
Speaker 1: And he's like, look, I drank most of this call pack.
Speaker 1: There's three left, threw it, toss it.
Speaker 2: Actually, but I think exactly. The thing we know for
Speaker 2: sure is that we are extremely lucky to have it
Speaker 2: found us once again so that we can have it
Speaker 2: here on the podcast and Drake.
Speaker 10: Because of course it went to my collection of cans anyway, Hey, look,
Speaker 10: I agree with you so anyway, so it didn't man
Speaker 10: to me.
Speaker 3: You know, back in the days when I used to
Speaker 3: work for clubs and they would come up to me
Speaker 3: with three pitchers of beer. As long as I knew
Speaker 3: it was beer, I didn't ask what kind it was,
Speaker 3: I understand. But I'm just saying free beer is free beer,
Speaker 3: and that's great. But of course, like you know anyway, Well,
Speaker 3: that might not be your favorite.
Speaker 2: I can understand that. No, not at all, but anyway
Speaker 2: that you're telling me, that's what I thought. I would
Speaker 2: have preferred it be regular Corus the Banquet beer, which
Speaker 2: is featured on bum for bum line Bob at the moment,
Speaker 2: I think is a possible drink of the month or
Speaker 2: something he was.
Speaker 10: I know he's highlighting, Oh I haven't drinking man, Yeah,
Speaker 10: in the in the dust for me because I haven't
Speaker 10: heard from the pug.
Speaker 2: He'll be back, We'll get Also on.
Speaker 3: The Netflix series Uh Cobra Kai, they they featured that
Speaker 3: that Core's banquet is like Johnny's beer of choice every
Speaker 3: time he goes out and gets loaded before he gets
Speaker 3: into a fight, which is really strange because now they've
Speaker 3: developed into the new Did you see the new Karate
Speaker 3: Kid movie is gonna come out?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've seen that. Oh my god.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My kids have actually asked that we go to watch
Speaker 2: it because I watched the original movie with them on
Speaker 2: like Netflix or whatever, Let's watch this one night, and
Speaker 2: they liked it. So now they kind of watch want
Speaker 2: to watch this a new one actually, and.
Speaker 1: They want to you in the story, Well, when is
Speaker 1: that coming out to him, you know, soon pretty soon, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because they they were already running ads.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why don't we go to Jimmy, Jimmy, what's what's
Speaker 2: going on over there? You will you think about this, Jimmy?
Speaker 12: Uh, they should quit remaking things.
Speaker 2: Making.
Speaker 12: But the other thing I was.
Speaker 5: Gonna say is, Chuck.
Speaker 12: The first movie I ever seen in the movie theater
Speaker 12: was Returning the Jedi.
Speaker 2: Really, it was oh wow, wow, that was a oh
Speaker 2: he beat you, he beat you, so I he beat me.
Speaker 2: He beat you to what he just said to watching
Speaker 2: a movie watching Star Wars? He got you there. Hey.
Speaker 3: The first time I saw Star Wars was on a
Speaker 3: drive in screen, Okay, when it was out a drive
Speaker 3: in movie screen, outside in the air, all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 10: Well, he couldn't you couldn't find him in the movie
Speaker 10: there yet, because they wasn't made in the movie there
Speaker 10: that yet.
Speaker 3: No Star Wars was in the movie theaters the same time,
Speaker 3: and it was in the drive in theaters. Yeah, in
Speaker 3: the seventies, yes, s nineteen seventy seven or seventy eight, that's.
Speaker 2: When it stun at all. Yeah, Oh that's when it's done.
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I saw the first one then on a drive in screen,
Speaker 3: so yeah, pretty well. But Return of the Jedi Cool.
Speaker 2: I wound up.
Speaker 3: I had to wait until it came to the discount theater,
Speaker 3: but I went and saw it like six times to
Speaker 3: Beach Cinnamon, Bradley Beach, New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Anyways. Cool.
Speaker 1: That was the first movie you ever saw in the theater?
Speaker 2: Huh yeah, Jimmy, Yeah, that's.
Speaker 12: The first time I bunked one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I still remember it very very clearly. I mean, of course,
Speaker 12: the crowd was sneaking around the building all the way
Speaker 12: back like a mile long.
Speaker 1: You know what The first movie I went to see
Speaker 1: in the theater was, could you guess?
Speaker 12: As a Stir with Debbie No, no, no, but.
Speaker 3: It wasn't too anyway. I'm not gonna go there. It's
Speaker 3: the Uncle Show. Can't go there anyway.
Speaker 1: The thing is that.
Speaker 3: The first movie that I was taken to a theater
Speaker 3: to actually go see for real, uh, in a theater,
Speaker 3: not a drive in, but an actual you know, sit
Speaker 3: down inside you know, like civilized people.
Speaker 1: Star Trek the motion picture.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, yes, to the Trek with the guy with
Speaker 2: the ears is our Trek and Star Wars. I like
Speaker 2: it yeah, yeah, that's that's fit and I saw that.
Speaker 3: That was the first movie I got taken to because
Speaker 3: I used to as a little kid watch the Star
Speaker 3: Trek reruns, and my uncle took me with his girlfriend
Speaker 3: like she was they were teenagers. There was a like
Speaker 3: a less than ten year difference between him and me,
Speaker 3: so he took me.
Speaker 2: Uh oh yeah, very cool.
Speaker 1: But anyway, that's that's the first movie I got to
Speaker 1: see in a theater.
Speaker 2: The Star Trek, the motion picture Star Trek, and Star
Speaker 2: Wars is a pretty good group of holms there. Jimmy,
Speaker 2: do you have any put on street corse light or
Speaker 2: maybe even some inspiration? Helped Uncle help name this weird
Speaker 2: vessel that we've yet to name. Yeah, what do you
Speaker 2: think I am to have some kind of ideas?
Speaker 12: Well, I'm at a disadvantage. I can't see it.
Speaker 2: What is it? What shape is this thing?
Speaker 10: Give it a description there, Uncle, it's a pleinal glass
Speaker 10: with a little tip where they pull it.
Speaker 2: It's like a a tip and he has a a lip. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so straight out it was. It was a stemless wine
Speaker 2: glass that was plastic. It was placed again got melted,
Speaker 2: melted the top rim in such a way that the
Speaker 2: top of the rim has a little poor spout, like
Speaker 2: a perfect picture perfect little spout. It's poor out, yeah,
Speaker 2: the top. So that's that's what this thing is. It's
Speaker 2: very interesting. Yeah, any thoughts general does Okaybler the Bubbler,
Speaker 2: we'll go with that. We're gonna call this the Bubbler,
Speaker 2: the bubbler picture, the Bubbler picture. Okay, the Bubbler picture.
Speaker 13: There we go.
Speaker 2: Okay, jam, thank you you have named this wonderful thing
Speaker 2: that we will be using again.
Speaker 8: Were using again, and we'll use it and we time
Speaker 8: we have we used the bubble love to be used.
Speaker 2: So it goes with where we can put it in the.
Speaker 10: Keep it a safe spot and put it up maybe
Speaker 10: my your glist, maybe put it in there in there
Speaker 10: with the glists.
Speaker 2: Where over here with the podcasting equipment. Washing it every
Speaker 2: time I put yeah, yeah, the Bubbler, everybody say hello
Speaker 2: to it. I like that name. Let's got a ring
Speaker 2: to It's easy to say. It's kinda thing to say,
Speaker 2: how're you doing there on your drop glass? Uncle? Oh
Speaker 2: oh I'm doing You're enjoying the Yeah? Yeah, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is pretty good. It is. I like my talking about
Speaker 2: dump class for a moment, I like the my tool ones.
Speaker 10: But when I'm having a little of a problem is
Speaker 10: I can't fit some of them a wide.
Speaker 2: I can't fit it in. Okay, so that's I'm having.
Speaker 2: But I have another drunk plans.
Speaker 10: It stays with the big ones in the in the
Speaker 10: in the thing because that has a personal uh things
Speaker 10: for measurements.
Speaker 2: I keep that. So you're talking about uncle has a
Speaker 2: special display case for his drop glasses. Yes, Bakly, you
Speaker 2: got it as a gift to Christmas. It's this thing
Speaker 2: that opens up and it has all these little individual
Speaker 2: shelves for shot class. It holds like how many shot classes,
Speaker 2: like twenty min maybe maybe twenty of them twenty eight
Speaker 2: two d I miscounted how many in them? Has atle
Speaker 2: door you open it, yea behind the door.
Speaker 10: But what I might ask, just my birthdays coming up, okay,
Speaker 10: is I might need another one?
Speaker 2: You need a second shotgun drop?
Speaker 10: I mean because I've already got full full, so I
Speaker 10: might need another one.
Speaker 2: You can give you that if you want. I will
Speaker 2: consider that.
Speaker 10: Because that uh, because I figured, well, shoot, I got
Speaker 10: this one and filling it all up, and I was saying, well, shoot,
Speaker 10: if I go another trip somewhere.
Speaker 2: I got to collect some more of those jump blisses.
Speaker 2: I am, so, what do you collect those drunk lisses?
Speaker 2: I'm realizing, Uncle, we need to address something that Creative
Speaker 2: back Sense dropped into the chat. I did see that earlier.
Speaker 2: He wants to know if you realized that Iceman Val
Speaker 2: Kilmer recently died. Did you hear that news about Iceman
Speaker 2: from Top Gun? Oh? Yeah, I heard about that. What
Speaker 2: do you think about it? But it was actually actually.
Speaker 10: The one told about him in the Top Gun in
Speaker 10: the movie. Actually in the movie he actually did die,
Speaker 10: but that was.
Speaker 2: In the movie. But now why in male life? Now
Speaker 2: he died of? What was it? Oh? Did he die of?
Speaker 2: Does he know? Have? I can't remember? It was it cancer?
Speaker 2: I forget?
Speaker 10: Uh, he couldn't talk much in the movie. Yeah, it
Speaker 10: was a big kind of voice.
Speaker 2: I want to say he had like throat cancer or
Speaker 2: something and that was it if I remember. I don't
Speaker 2: know for sure. Let me see if Creative Accents said
Speaker 2: that in the chat. But anyway, yeah, so there was
Speaker 2: that sad news. So he asked that what else is
Speaker 2: going on in the O Chilli chat? We've got phase shifter,
Speaker 2: We've got creative accents. Chuck is there in the chat.
Speaker 2: So it's everybody's having a good time.
Speaker 13: We're having a.
Speaker 2: Lively show here. Not too many calls, that's okay, but
Speaker 2: we're doing a lot. We're doing a lot on the show.
Speaker 2: I think we'll get this done.
Speaker 10: So we got the name of that called the bull
Speaker 10: the bubbla Pula, So now you know we can have
Speaker 10: that with on this other stuff.
Speaker 2: And that's gonna be also used on my levolutions. Oh yes, yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: I got my coming my evolutions come up. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: use it too. You remember that up again. It's going
Speaker 2: to be a standard thing that we have on the
Speaker 2: show when they're doing our drink reviews. Got to use
Speaker 2: the bubbler now got Now it helps you.
Speaker 10: It helps in a way that we've really had the
Speaker 10: glass of the bottle, the luneum thing. What I can
Speaker 10: do now when the show goes, oh out, we have
Speaker 10: this bubbler here pulling.
Speaker 2: Them the drink in and I can take it and
Speaker 2: I don't need no drinks in. I can just bring
Speaker 2: it out on the side with the the.
Speaker 10: Loan.
Speaker 2: Can't I'm talking about it, but everything out, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: into it. So I like that idea using that for
Speaker 2: this Yeah. Yeah, So we'll get to this review in
Speaker 2: a little bit. But quick, Ole, I'm gonna throw this
Speaker 2: at you because I mentioned it on my show earlier.
Speaker 2: I did a debate about this earlier in the day.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna get your take biverizing predators? Do we
Speaker 2: do it? Or do we not do it? Do we
Speaker 2: not bivize predators? What should we do on that one o'call?
Speaker 2: It's a big question. It's tough to think about this,
Speaker 2: give it some thought. It is almost as tough as
Speaker 2: naming the bubbler.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's my thanks problem. It's it sounds like my
Speaker 10: boys that were watching in the sky.
Speaker 2: Sounds like something that we would need help from them
Speaker 2: to actually so.
Speaker 10: I would disagree, uh actually hurting somebody hurting them than
Speaker 10: having to say what's your name?
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you? If you?
Speaker 10: If if that's what you're thinking. I just thinking saying, yeah,
Speaker 10: that's my thinking point.
Speaker 2: That answer makes a lot of sense to me, and
Speaker 2: we're gonna go with that. If I do a continuation
Speaker 2: of the debate show I did, I'm gonna bring that
Speaker 2: to the table, bring that.
Speaker 10: To the table and say because then we watching problems
Speaker 10: that saying they come through your mind.
Speaker 2: You don't talk to them. They go through the brain
Speaker 2: and they get it to your think and they took
Speaker 2: and they and they go through it. That's the hell
Speaker 2: they up the wate they sure do. So put that
Speaker 2: to the table. I will let them know that. I
Speaker 2: will tell them that that you said that, and that
Speaker 2: I agree with that, and I think it's really going
Speaker 2: to take things to the next up. But I like, Jimmy,
Speaker 2: do you have a mountain dude? Tonight? You an dude?
Speaker 2: You know? I do?
Speaker 10: I know?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Do you have a bubbler or some equivalent to a
Speaker 2: bubbler that you can pour them out and do into
Speaker 2: and then pour it into your class afterwards.
Speaker 12: No, I wouldn't do any of that. I just crack
Speaker 12: open the can.
Speaker 2: You just had the can open up. But it just
Speaker 2: like that method too, straight from the can. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I was just gonna.
Speaker 5: Say I do. I just want to point out I
Speaker 5: got the coolest beer mug ever is from the Tropic
Speaker 5: coming Casino or this thing must weigh like five pounds
Speaker 5: and it looks like a big crazy bird with the beak.
Speaker 2: Hm. Cool bird mug from the Tropic Can you say
Speaker 2: in Vegas. In Vegas, that's you. Yeah, that's that's in
Speaker 2: l A. I mean no, it's close. It's the next
Speaker 2: I mean I mean the state next ov. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: not far the drive.
Speaker 5: I ain't there no more.
Speaker 12: I think it's gone now, ain't it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Was that one of the ones that was the one
Speaker 2: that they demolished a couple of years back, wasn't it?
Speaker 2: Was it? I think I remembering right. Yeah.
Speaker 12: I think it's beconge for a while.
Speaker 1: But might still be one in.
Speaker 2: Oh cool, I'm into it. You said there's a tropic
Speaker 2: canon Jersey check there was.
Speaker 1: I think it's still there.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. The old casinos are kind of fun.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 2: I did go to uh what Samstown in Vegas once,
Speaker 2: and what's the one across the street. It's like the
Speaker 2: Junction something or other junction. I was at Samstown. Actually
Speaker 2: saw a music show that that was pretty cool. That
Speaker 2: was fun. So those different ones in all places on
Speaker 2: the strip are cool to get to when he can.
Speaker 2: I'm been to Vegas in years, though, I don't really
Speaker 2: wanted to go back recently, but make it back there eventually,
Speaker 2: I'm sure I get boh.
Speaker 10: Damn, pretty good people awom that go through all this
Speaker 10: process among these things they do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so many processes. Uncle, we had fun and
Speaker 2: landers at the party where.
Speaker 10: That was a party we could we could talk a
Speaker 10: little about that. We can talk a little bout I have.
Speaker 10: I am moving about to talking about that putty head
Speaker 10: at Landis.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you something. We're sitting here.
Speaker 10: I was sitting there with the DJs and they were
Speaker 10: going back and forth. Now, how would you understand.
Speaker 1: It takes I got a Skype caller requesting to come in.
Speaker 1: You want me to add him?
Speaker 2: Okay, we need to take this. ID go ahead and
Speaker 2: take this. Won't get back with the story. Oh right,
Speaker 2: we can return if we need to.
Speaker 3: All right, So I'm adding them in now. And you
Speaker 3: know it takes a minute for them to answer. You
Speaker 3: know how it works. So but just want to let
Speaker 3: you know that. Give you the heads up.
Speaker 1: Man, they should be there.
Speaker 2: Bring them mine in collars. We love collars. The lines
Speaker 2: are up, and everybody, there's still time to call in
Speaker 2: before the show is over. I'll go through talk and
Speaker 2: we will go over a little more again. That house
Speaker 2: can be the pan from Canada. Oh look who's here?
Speaker 1: It's the Canada boy.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now what are you up to?
Speaker 13: I should say, Oh, I'm just seating some stir frying
Speaker 13: rice over here Canadian style.
Speaker 2: This is done. Do you see what we do here?
Speaker 2: We got done going here.
Speaker 13: Yeah you read some of that's drink drinking some sidewalk
Speaker 13: beer side.
Speaker 2: That way. Yeah, yeah, we love it. Yeah I did.
Speaker 2: I got it free. What are you talking about? It
Speaker 2: was free?
Speaker 13: How long do you think it was sitting out in
Speaker 13: the sun there for.
Speaker 2: Maybe a minute. Yeah.
Speaker 10: When I went to pick it up, gave take because
Speaker 10: then I threw it the good one why into the
Speaker 10: freezer fuguator to cool it right away.
Speaker 2: That's what you do. You go eat.
Speaker 13: If it's not those they call those road killed beers.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what they call that. I didn't know that,
Speaker 2: I remember, you know what. That reminds me that that's
Speaker 2: that's okay, that's like a slang term, right Robin.
Speaker 13: Sure, sure, if you find him on the side of
Speaker 13: the road, you know, half dead, you got to call
Speaker 13: a few.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but as long as they're not open, they're still alive.
Speaker 2: I'm not dead. I remember somebody having a similar name
Speaker 2: for illegal narcotics that you find just laying around, like
Speaker 2: if you're at a music festival or somewhere, if you
Speaker 2: just find something laying there and you happen to be
Speaker 2: insane enough to actually take it. They had some weird term.
Speaker 2: I remember somebody saying, I'm like, oh man, that sounds
Speaker 2: I have a living on the edge there. I can't
Speaker 2: remember what that was, but that reminds me of the
Speaker 2: road killed.
Speaker 1: We used to go on pickups.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you guys called them, but we
Speaker 3: used to call them pickups when you found stuff at
Speaker 3: likest or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pick up something like that. I feel like it was.
Speaker 2: It was it's the same thing, but it was another term.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, you know, it might just be
Speaker 2: when it finds you. Yeah, it finds you, right, Robin.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I did. I had a bad experience with that
Speaker 13: myself day.
Speaker 2: Hmmm.
Speaker 13: I found I found some uh, some of some of
Speaker 13: that hashish at the at the music festival, and I
Speaker 13: I used too much of it, and when I was
Speaker 13: driving home, I fell asleep and hit the ditch.
Speaker 2: God's Gracious's trouble. Yeah, So be careful out there, everybody,
Speaker 2: Please be careful.
Speaker 11: We do not condemn uncler chuck, oh, uncler chuck, uncle
Speaker 11: or Chuck.
Speaker 12: Do you remember do you know about the apology line.
Speaker 2: Plogy line, you do anything like that, it's.
Speaker 1: Not ringing the bell. Help me out, Jimmy.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 5: During the eighties, during the eighties and nineties.
Speaker 12: This guy out, he was based out of New York.
Speaker 12: There's a New York number and you could just call
Speaker 12: him and.
Speaker 5: People would confess to things.
Speaker 12: It's called the apology line.
Speaker 2: Oh you know what.
Speaker 3: There were a whole bunch of lines where you would
Speaker 3: call up and it was the craziest thing. You paid
Speaker 3: these people, like like fifty cents a minute to do
Speaker 3: stuff like that, and there was a ton of those
Speaker 3: in New York, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: There was.
Speaker 3: There was a I didn't I don't remember the apology line,
Speaker 3: but there was a confession line.
Speaker 2: Even and see that was a rip off.
Speaker 5: This made this guy mad because.
Speaker 12: His line was this line.
Speaker 5: This line was free and he was a scientist doing something. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that guy that did the confession line was just doing
Speaker 5: it for money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the confession line.
Speaker 3: But yeah, the confession line got famous though. I remember
Speaker 3: the guy's ads. He had ads and newspapers and everything,
Speaker 3: and it said something like, even if you're not Catholic,
Speaker 3: you can call and confess, like you know, confessions even
Speaker 3: if you're not Catholic or something like that, and that
Speaker 3: sold it.
Speaker 1: The guy made a mint off of that.
Speaker 3: You know that the guy like was able to buy
Speaker 3: like various houses, He bought like half a neighborhood, had
Speaker 3: worked the houses off of that phone line in less
Speaker 3: than a year because all the money he.
Speaker 12: That's ironic, because that's ironic because the guy that ran
Speaker 12: the apology line had nothing but troubles in a hard,
Speaker 12: short life. But what's interesting about that, that guy, the
Speaker 12: guy that ran the real line.
Speaker 5: What's funny is all these crazy people Collins supposedly to
Speaker 5: Sodi had killer would call in and he it was
Speaker 5: just crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the last I remember that. I remember that.
Speaker 3: There was a debate about whether this guy, the guy
Speaker 3: who owned the confession line, turned around and had to
Speaker 3: go get I'm not kidding, by the way, had to
Speaker 3: go get his people that were answering the line, because
Speaker 3: he hired a team of people to do it and
Speaker 3: ran this thing out of his garage. And the thing
Speaker 3: is he hired people and then he had to go
Speaker 3: get them ordained as ministers in order so that the
Speaker 3: cops because the cops wanted in on it. You we've
Speaker 3: been told you had murderers confess to you, and he's like,
Speaker 3: I'm not disclosing this stuff. That'll kill the business. And
Speaker 3: then he turned around and ordained all if you worked there,
Speaker 3: you had to go get ordained as a as a
Speaker 3: priest or a minister of some type. That was the
Speaker 3: only way you could have the job. And it was
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, it was a whole crazy story. And
Speaker 3: the only reason why I know this story is because
Speaker 3: that guy wound up moving to Jersey after he left
Speaker 3: New York and you know where he ended up Asbury Park.
Speaker 3: I'm not kidding you, Jimmy. That's the truth of it.
Speaker 3: And that guy ran that line. You're talking about something
Speaker 3: that happened in like the early eighties, right.
Speaker 5: Well, it was real popular in the eighties, especially after
Speaker 5: this guy started at the real one and then people
Speaker 5: are like, hey, let's copy his idea only church people.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was a big dealer, even the guy that's
Speaker 5: the apology line. Yeah, the cops were always liked. Coment
Speaker 5: tell Us said that it was like that I don't know, yeah,
Speaker 5: call in and talking on the answer machine.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 3: That was it, and and but he had live operators
Speaker 3: that he paid to answer the calls and they would
Speaker 3: interact with him.
Speaker 1: And it was nuts. People would stay on there like
Speaker 1: for an hour confessing the crap. It was hilarious.
Speaker 3: It was like, so what do you it's not, you know,
Speaker 3: because that was in the age of the sex lines
Speaker 3: and all that stuff, you know, where people were paying,
Speaker 3: you know, two dollars a minute, you know, and they'll
Speaker 3: talk dirty to you. And all of a sudden and
Speaker 3: these people were calling up and they're doing all the talking.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that is weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you talk to nothing as long as you want.
Speaker 13: I remember, I remember when in Vancouver when it was
Speaker 13: a dating kind of line and the men had to pay,
Speaker 13: but if the women got in free. So we would
Speaker 13: me and my cousins would call and we pretend to
Speaker 13: be women. Oh yeah, it was kind of fun, you know.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the greatest mob scams.
Speaker 3: And I know, if anybody listened to the Ocelli and
Speaker 3: the Greek stuff, you've heard this before, but one of
Speaker 3: the greatest mob scams ever in the world had to
Speaker 3: do with those kind of phone lines.
Speaker 1: Do you know about that? Jimmy yeah, yeah, do you
Speaker 1: know about that, Jimmy, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I never heard.
Speaker 1: I was wondering if Jimmy ever heard of it?
Speaker 2: Do you know what that?
Speaker 3: One one of the biggest money making scams, like in
Speaker 3: in that time period in organized crime was having to
Speaker 3: do with those like nine hundred numbers and.
Speaker 2: All that was.
Speaker 5: Run you're telling about.
Speaker 12: No, he's talking about those Lonely Hearts scam.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, uh no, the mob ones, the good
Speaker 3: ones where you could call up and you get like
Speaker 3: a recording and it was like a sex recording, okay,
Speaker 3: but if you stayed on the line, the recording would
Speaker 3: replay and they charged you by the minute.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So what they would do is they figured out a
Speaker 3: way to send in messengers into office buildings and they
Speaker 3: would turn around and just open up somebody's phone that's
Speaker 3: at an absent desk, dial the nine hundred number and
Speaker 3: walk away, and that phone might be off the hook
Speaker 3: for a day listening to the sex line, just banging
Speaker 3: out money from a company that doesn't even look at
Speaker 3: its phone bill. And the MOB owns some of those
Speaker 3: nine hundred numbers as legitimate business fronts.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: They were snagging They must have made millions off of that.
Speaker 3: Sending a messenger into a big office building looking for
Speaker 3: a vacant desk or a phone they could use, and
Speaker 3: they would just leave it running nine hundred hours.
Speaker 2: That's a truly genius idea. I love that one.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you that that's one of those. And
Speaker 3: the Greek mentioned it on one of the shows I
Speaker 3: was doing with him, and I went, yeah.
Speaker 1: Of course, I go back.
Speaker 2: You know that is funny.
Speaker 1: It's hilarious. It's just these guys skim and scam off
Speaker 1: of everything.
Speaker 13: So just anyway, Uncle's making me yawn over your sid
Speaker 13: I'm gonna back out, but I just want to give
Speaker 13: he sent me. He sent me that looney or that
Speaker 13: one dollar American in the mail, So he did. So
Speaker 13: we're still waiting on Ed and Uh and Coolie. But yeah,
Speaker 13: Jai up and about Cooley's paid up and Danny's plaid up.
Speaker 2: There you go, all right, great, thanks update about cooling.
Speaker 10: Him.
Speaker 2: He was passing the money, man, I'll get ahold of it. Hey,
Speaker 2: you can just say that. Last week, I will now Uncle,
Speaker 2: before we get too much further, we got to review Street.
Speaker 3: Beer, and in fairness, I got an email from Ed
Speaker 3: earlier regarding that. So, uh, I know it's on its
Speaker 3: way and it's that that probably means it's on its
Speaker 3: way to you.
Speaker 9: Two, it's good. So okay, then we got to review
Speaker 9: this reeing this same or you you you? I said
Speaker 9: the list all the time.
Speaker 2: All right, the course light that uncle were it found
Speaker 2: Uncle in the street, I should say, as you may
Speaker 2: imagine this side of the street, not on the street.
Speaker 1: Maybe you should call this a coolie light.
Speaker 2: Yea, okay, so this was a beer that we found
Speaker 2: on the side in the street. But I forgot about
Speaker 2: that that distinction. Okay, Yes, the course light that was
Speaker 2: on the side of the street, not in the street,
Speaker 2: that Uncle picked up that we're viewing now, I'm going
Speaker 2: to give a five out of ten. It's better than
Speaker 2: you might think it is, and it's just the right
Speaker 2: drink for a night like this. I would say, what
Speaker 2: do you give this? Yeah? Not bad, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: we'll take and taking that. He didn't go.
Speaker 10: It didn't go to the sixth month with me. There
Speaker 10: was something like somebody said in the beginning of this
Speaker 10: flat little somebody, not the greatest tasting beer ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but a good maiden voy for the Butler, that
Speaker 2: bubbler here we got here, so get ready to see
Speaker 2: this more often. You're gonna see that moon from when
Speaker 2: we had this testing. Very exciting. So why don't we
Speaker 2: switch over to Jimmy and ask him about shoutouts? That
Speaker 2: sound good? Uncle? You got I think we're towards the
Speaker 2: end of the shot. Help right on time, O kidd,
Speaker 2: Jimmy Foost shut out, I.
Speaker 5: Suppose Okay, shout out to the amazing space crew, Katie
Speaker 5: Perry and.
Speaker 12: Jeff Bozo's girlfriend.
Speaker 5: And Gail King.
Speaker 12: Uh my mind is blown. You know what can I say?
Speaker 5: They they broke the frontier, the pearly, the sky's no
Speaker 5: longer the limit.
Speaker 12: Truly, I'm just wold. I really am all right.
Speaker 2: Cool. That was a great shout out, Jimmy. It was
Speaker 2: a truly inspiring moment that we all got to share
Speaker 2: on that Newsworthy event. Uh, North Bend, I think already
Speaker 2: has left. So he said he's left, I believe. So
Speaker 2: he's the man gone speak up. Yeah, he's gone right, Okay,
Speaker 2: we got the shout out from him. He gave it
Speaker 2: to Danny for the dollar bills coming in, so he
Speaker 2: gave his money. He's clear of me. He's clear. Danny's
Speaker 2: clear to me. I'm just reading on the other two.
Speaker 2: So does anybody else have to give a shout out tonight? Noncole,
Speaker 2: you think.
Speaker 10: I'm shouting out to uh the one listener out of
Speaker 10: the United States that was Germany, Jimminy to you to
Speaker 10: be calling a couple of more times and listen to
Speaker 10: me on the revolution and uh and everybody else that
Speaker 10: was listening or shout out to you all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess, I guess I'll give a quick shout
Speaker 2: out to mikey at Candid Truth who had me on
Speaker 2: the show this week, to Steen and Adam over at
Speaker 2: urb verising Predators, shout out to them again. Uh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and then shout out to anybody who has watched any
Speaker 2: of Uncle's tik taks Uncle the podcast on tech. Oh,
Speaker 2: and another check that out. I'm wanted then one about
Speaker 2: the tick Tack. You know what about it?
Speaker 10: Everybody that can listen here my tic TACs on my
Speaker 10: ticktak exactly, so listen to them too if you want.
Speaker 10: Thank you, and thank you. Big shout out to ever
Speaker 10: ends up being the next Chewbacca. Yeah, yeah, shut out,
Speaker 10: see that is it might be showing them all could
Speaker 10: be you, maybe come, maybe show up.
Speaker 2: If you show up, it will be you. I could
Speaker 2: be the person. I don't know who the person is.
Speaker 10: I say person, because you don't know who it is.
Speaker 10: Don't you say person? You have to say person.
Speaker 2: Okay, I said it person. Then, because you don't say
Speaker 2: whoever it is. I would never say whoever it is.
Speaker 2: I would only say person. It's all right to be
Speaker 2: polite honestly. Yeah, yeah, just good manners. Well yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what I meant. I mean even meant the management.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Jimmy. Also shout out to you, Jimmy for
Speaker 2: naming helping us get this Butler here. You really shut
Speaker 2: up for that too. There that that's gonna that's gonna be.
Speaker 2: I think it could become a true uncle the podcast icon.
Speaker 14: That's gonna be an icon for Also for my evolutions, Yes,
Speaker 14: me very much, because you know I do them and
Speaker 14: I'm check CONFU.
Speaker 2: It's time because it's later there here. Yes, yes, that's
Speaker 2: the big difference. I go on a plane going to
Speaker 2: my trip. When I went to the boat, I had
Speaker 2: to go to the ill plane.
Speaker 15: Can want go down to San Francisco, grab another one
Speaker 15: to Miami. So I have on two they want plane
Speaker 15: before I get the chance to get on the boat.
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Speaker 2: we might do a live stream either tomorrow or Sunday,
Speaker 2: so you know, just watch the live stream video channel.
Speaker 10: Because we still got to do the guts. We're gonna
Speaker 10: be busy, so we'll be busy actually TOMORROWO hopefully.
Speaker 2: If we can do a stream, we will just keep
Speaker 2: following those press the button on the video channel, so
Speaker 2: the YouTube especially, you know, it'll be there, so follow
Speaker 2: that and that's it. Then Uncle want to bring us
Speaker 2: on for the week. It's three and sixty five in
Speaker 2: the book. By good time, Bye,