Speaker 1: Oh that's our.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy and I am the cage tonight. Hold I
Speaker 2: try that one again, and this is the Cult member
Speaker 2: of Live show. Welcome in everybody. Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 2: now he's still my beating heart. White Boy Wizard. I
Speaker 2: thought that you had left for a bit, brother, What
Speaker 2: happened there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I mean I was here two weeks ago.
Speaker 5: I just dismissed last week.
Speaker 4: Okay, has it already been three weeks since you guys
Speaker 4: switched to the Shoe and Raven?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, it's been like a month.
Speaker 2: It's not that we saw something. The month there was
Speaker 2: a Tristan that left Patreon and I was like, wait,
Speaker 2: we thought it was you. We were like, oh oh
Speaker 2: did we offend the White Boy Wizard? What the fuck
Speaker 2: was this? But okay, okay, good to see that that
Speaker 2: was not you, Tristan.
Speaker 5: Good things.
Speaker 7: Well, who's the other Tristan?
Speaker 5: What the's going on here? This is my territory. That's right.
Speaker 5: There's only enough room for one White Boy Wizard slash
Speaker 5: Tristan up in these pars. That's right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's right, Thank.
Speaker 8: You a man?
Speaker 2: And uh anyway, welcome everybody to this edition of The
Speaker 2: Cult Member Live.
Speaker 5: We are so happy to see all of you.
Speaker 2: Jonathan couldn't be with us this evening because there was
Speaker 2: another scheduling conflict with Metamistics and the episode that we
Speaker 2: have going on.
Speaker 5: I get it.
Speaker 2: You know, we have had to push so many things
Speaker 2: in the past because guests would promise us they'd be
Speaker 2: there and then they'll flake at the last second.
Speaker 5: That shifts the whole scheduling around. So I completely understand.
Speaker 2: So anyway, without further ado, we are gonna stay up
Speaker 2: on the chat tonight.
Speaker 5: That is absolutely what's gonna happen.
Speaker 9: You've said that literally the last three weeks, So like.
Speaker 5: Here we go, We're gonna make it happen tonight.
Speaker 9: You mean, I'm going to make sure that we stay
Speaker 9: up on the chat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Okay, somebody's got to be the adult here.
Speaker 6: Let's be more honest with that.
Speaker 5: I like if your contone man, Yes, indeed, all right,
Speaker 5: with that being said, we already have seven in the
Speaker 5: chat ready to go.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: I am gonna let y'all know now, if y'all are
Speaker 2: posting memes and things, it's probably just gonna be for
Speaker 2: the chat where we unless it's something super ridiculous. We're
Speaker 2: probably not gonna address it because there's been too many
Speaker 2: times where we just kind of get lost in the
Speaker 2: sauce and laughing and reacting to memes, and then there's
Speaker 2: like forty five comments that are waiting for us to
Speaker 2: get there.
Speaker 5: So you know, it's one of them things. On anyone,
Speaker 5: I just do.
Speaker 7: I just do my stereotypical one and done.
Speaker 5: Royce.
Speaker 9: Royce, I don't think you've ever just don't even try
Speaker 9: to say you just do one.
Speaker 5: No, you're no hold on me.
Speaker 10: I tried to do like one really funny slash fucked
Speaker 10: up meme at the very beginning, and they're like, I
Speaker 10: don't really go that hard, you know until the necklive.
Speaker 5: Okay, fair enough whatever.
Speaker 11: I'm the one who goes in the paint on the.
Speaker 9: We we know, we know, Samuel, we know we know
Speaker 9: which Royce.
Speaker 5: Did we ever get that thing situated?
Speaker 9: We did? We did, we did.
Speaker 5: We're gonna announce it now.
Speaker 9: Yes, okay, Royce, do.
Speaker 6: You want I mute? Do you want me to do it?
Speaker 5: Please?
Speaker 12: You want to do it an hour later?
Speaker 2: So for all the good cult members, Samuel, our dear
Speaker 2: beloved spearit animal has fallen on some hard times.
Speaker 5: We're not going to get into the thick of it.
Speaker 2: But long story short, with the combination of the amount
Speaker 2: of surgeries that he has had recently in the amount
Speaker 2: of time lost at work, our boy, our sweet prints
Speaker 2: is looking like he might have some real financial hardships
Speaker 2: on his hand. So we have started a GoFundMe and
Speaker 2: there's not gonna be a thing that goes on for forever.
Speaker 2: It's only going to go for right now, especially around
Speaker 2: these holiday seasons, to try to help Samuel out.
Speaker 5: We all know him, we all love him.
Speaker 2: He is a brother to the absolute whatever metrics and
Speaker 2: you know orders of magnitude that you want to put
Speaker 2: on that he is that level of homie.
Speaker 5: We all know him.
Speaker 2: So we are going to put a link in the
Speaker 2: description tonight for anybody who is listening to this on
Speaker 2: the Spotify and the Apple podcast as well as anybody
Speaker 2: who is on the Patreon to night if we could
Speaker 2: just pull a small collection. Look, I'm not telling y'all
Speaker 2: to start throwing thousands of dollars at him, although if
Speaker 2: you do, hey, I don't think anybody's going to be complaining.
Speaker 2: But even if everybody could just give a couple of
Speaker 2: dollars here and there, whatever you're able to spare, I
Speaker 2: know that it will go a long way to help Sam.
Speaker 9: Yes, And that was Royce definitely helped us out resident you.
Speaker 9: He was I was like, I need your help. So
Speaker 9: he was able to get it going for us. And
Speaker 9: he has a link and we'll be sharing it for everybody.
Speaker 9: And Samuel, we love you. I know you turn off
Speaker 9: your camera because sam you're probably crying over there.
Speaker 5: Stop it. No, he probably is, and like saying, there's
Speaker 5: no need for that, brother, There's no need. We are
Speaker 5: all family here. Yeah, Okay, He's like okay.
Speaker 2: And for the record, if anybody that is listening, if
Speaker 2: any of our cult members do ever fall on some
Speaker 2: truly hard times and we could do anything to help
Speaker 2: reach out to us, I hope that y'all would feel
Speaker 2: emboldened enough to reach out to us.
Speaker 5: Y'all know that we are not some celebrity times. We're people.
Speaker 5: We're just we're assholes with microphones that talk about conspiracy shit.
Speaker 5: I used to say dickheads, but I can't say that
Speaker 5: anymore because Braven's here. But you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: We're just we're just getting predict.
Speaker 6: Than anybody here.
Speaker 13: Wow talking about you know, I want to I want
Speaker 13: to give a retort, but I will say, like compare Now,
Speaker 13: it's not even that, it's the fucking it's a level
Speaker 13: of ovaries that this female brings to the table.
Speaker 2: She'll call me out on some ship and it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Raven, the balls, where do you find them?
Speaker 2: Where do you find the balls to come at me
Speaker 2: with such vigor that you do?
Speaker 5: But then.
Speaker 8: She Jimmy has if you toe the glow of balls, congratulations.
Speaker 8: I'm pretty sure she already had. Right.
Speaker 5: Oh God, I didn't even realize that's where you're going
Speaker 5: with that.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Yes, we are just normal people, and if any
Speaker 2: of our good cult members or listeners ever find themselves
Speaker 2: in some sort of a need, I don't know what
Speaker 2: we'll be able to make happen for you, but we
Speaker 2: will at least do this much to try to help
Speaker 2: people get through the tough times, because we all know
Speaker 2: that the tough times are a coming.
Speaker 9: So anyway, welcome, welcome, Welcome, everyone, helly you Hello, let's.
Speaker 5: Get into this chat here.
Speaker 9: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 5: What's up? Yo? Happy Tuesday? What up? Fam? Roses in
Speaker 5: the house.
Speaker 2: Our yoked yid aka resident Jewish correspondent is in the house.
Speaker 2: He has lit the third day. Okay, I was gonna
Speaker 2: ask you this all story, So we talked about the
Speaker 2: honic episode. So if I remember correctly, it's one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but the middle candle doesn't count as a day. That's
Speaker 2: the that's the okay, So you're on day three. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I did I put the flem in the right spot?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: For any of the good cult members listening, we will
Speaker 2: be dropping all next week holiday themed episodes, starting off
Speaker 2: with Hanukkah on Monday. Tuesday is going to be a
Speaker 2: Kwanza Native American, more obscure wintertime festivity conversations. Uh, Wednesday
Speaker 2: is going to.
Speaker 9: Be straight obscure.
Speaker 5: That's when the live drops.
Speaker 9: Huh no, no, no, no, We're doing the live on Friday.
Speaker 5: Friday, that's it.
Speaker 9: Wednesday is going to be the one where we do
Speaker 9: a lot of just all different types of I guess
Speaker 9: countries and cultures did what they celebrate in the sense
Speaker 9: of Christmas and how it kind of the origins of it.
Speaker 9: We probably honestly will hit on I don't know, maybe
Speaker 9: ten I found a ton of them, so maybe we'll
Speaker 9: just kind of go down the list of what people
Speaker 9: are doing, and then on Christmas we're going to be
Speaker 9: dropping the Christian and Catholic one and also I e.
Speaker 9: Yule as well, So it's kind of it's going to
Speaker 9: be a a whole fun time.
Speaker 2: On that one, you were like, and we're not going
Speaker 2: to give it any the spoilers right now, but my
Speaker 2: question you was like you said that we got into.
Speaker 5: Like a heated debate.
Speaker 2: I wasn't heated at all. I was like, Oh, I
Speaker 2: found this thing, and you're like, oh, okay.
Speaker 9: First off, it was well, there's like two sides to
Speaker 9: it though. There's two sides to the Yule conversation. Half
Speaker 9: the scholars believe that it is Christian based, which it
Speaker 9: was made like prior to Christianity, I mean during Christianity
Speaker 9: times when it was spreading, and then the other half
Speaker 9: believe that it's pre Christian and so.
Speaker 5: Yes to both. So what I know, the season, Yeah,
Speaker 5: the season itself being called Yule, yes, but all the
Speaker 5: Yule festivities that people do today super Catholic.
Speaker 2: The time of year is traditional, but like the Yule log,
Speaker 2: the Christmas tree, the gift giving, all of that is
Speaker 2: super super Christ. And that's not even me like trying
Speaker 2: to one up anybody. I didn't know this. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be real honest, this was new information to me.
Speaker 9: So, I mean, I don't know, I've read. There's multiple
Speaker 9: sources though, because there's one. There's sources that say that
Speaker 9: some of the traditions are pre and some of them
Speaker 9: traditions are post and so it's I don't know, I.
Speaker 5: Guess it depends on the traditions.
Speaker 9: It's a guy that you the guy that you were watching.
Speaker 9: I mean, I looked up a lot of this stuff.
Speaker 9: I mean, there's a lot of source materials seeing arguing
Speaker 9: both sides to that that was inherently the traditions. Some
Speaker 9: of them were pre Christianity, and then they were adopted
Speaker 9: into Christianity because of them trying to convert everybody, and
Speaker 9: then they created their own kind of whatever bullshit, and
Speaker 9: then they deemed you being a pagan thing. And then
Speaker 9: that's incorrect because you know, God forbid against the Bible.
Speaker 9: So it's like, there's but so, and I understand where
Speaker 9: you're coming from because I watched the same guy that
Speaker 9: you did, right, So, But there is a lot of
Speaker 9: scholars that are arguing that is that is not correct.
Speaker 2: So and to that point, I would say, you have
Speaker 2: to look at the scholars themselves. They're all biased, and like,
Speaker 2: I fully understand that, recognize that, but with what source
Speaker 2: material are they doing the research on. Are they looking
Speaker 2: into the fifteen hundreds, are they looking into eleven hundreds
Speaker 2: right into what area of the world? What country were
Speaker 2: they going like for instance, that they were talking about
Speaker 2: the Holy Roman Empire? Were they pushing north into And
Speaker 2: by that I don't mean like Rome, I mean like Charlemagne,
Speaker 2: clear on who I mean by that? Were they pushing
Speaker 2: against the Northmen in the north of Europe? So they
Speaker 2: were throwing their own spin on it? Or was this
Speaker 2: the French versus English conversation of who did what first?
Speaker 2: And like, there's a lot of source material that takes
Speaker 2: precedence on this. I would say a lot of our
Speaker 2: Christmas traditions come from Germany, Like yes, by and large,
Speaker 2: and that's not necessarily a bad thing or even a
Speaker 2: Christian or a Pagan thing. It's just really interesting to
Speaker 2: see how that culture spread out in the way that
Speaker 2: it did and the timeframes that it did. And again,
Speaker 2: this isn't when I started doing this research. It wasn't
Speaker 2: to dispel paganism. I was doing this research to see like,
Speaker 2: for instance, we've all heard the tale that Christmas trees
Speaker 2: are because the Pagans would bring in evergreen trees during
Speaker 2: the winter time for certain things for their souls to
Speaker 2: and all this. There's no record to show that that
Speaker 2: was accurate before Christianity. And the same thing with the
Speaker 2: Yule log And they did have a written language and
Speaker 2: they had written records. Beyond that, they had Ule celebrations
Speaker 2: a one hundred percent, but the specific things that we
Speaker 2: would see as a Christmas type thing, I can't find
Speaker 2: many sources to back that there's pagan claims to that. However,
Speaker 2: when we look at the Christianization of Europe and how
Speaker 2: a lot of these pagan tribes were losing members of
Speaker 2: their faith to the Christians, some by sword point, yes,
Speaker 2: some not.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of very high profile Viking kings
Speaker 2: that converted not at sword point, they were like really
Speaker 2: happy to do so, and shit, And then you look
Speaker 2: at it, there's a I could get.
Speaker 5: A list, I could get a list. I was actually shocked.
Speaker 2: But then you can look at how these people, these
Speaker 2: Pagans that were still holding true to their traditional sacred values,
Speaker 2: tried to adopt Christian things to try to keep people
Speaker 2: beholden to the pagan faith. So the whole narrative that
Speaker 2: we've been told about how Paganism and Christianity, how it
Speaker 2: was they the Christians stole from the Pagans.
Speaker 5: It's like a flip opposite. So I'm excited for the episode.
Speaker 5: That's all I'm gon say.
Speaker 6: We have twenty nine messages, so.
Speaker 5: We do we do?
Speaker 2: Uh, White boy Wizard, glorious evening to all of you.
Speaker 2: M first, good to see you, bro, Glad to see
Speaker 2: that you weren't the Tristan that dipped out.
Speaker 5: I was gonna get real upset about that.
Speaker 9: Actually, yeah, we were rummed out.
Speaker 5: We were like, man, you guys.
Speaker 4: I don't know between Tuesdays and Wednesdays like whatever. Recently
Speaker 4: divorced a couple of years ago, haven't jumped into the
Speaker 4: dating pool like you guys are my date?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you guys. So that's a good litmus test.
Speaker 2: You're if you're like, got a girl and you're trying
Speaker 2: to date them or whatever, and see you're trying to
Speaker 2: test the waters, you know, bring them on to a
Speaker 2: live with us.
Speaker 9: You know why.
Speaker 6: We could be the cult matchmakers over here.
Speaker 9: We could be. We could be, we could be.
Speaker 2: And if nothing else, this will tell you if this
Speaker 2: girl's down to clown or not, and if she doesn't
Speaker 2: get down with that third eye.
Speaker 9: We've got a lot of people in the DMS. Maybe
Speaker 9: we could. We could be matchmaking people up cool man time.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I'm a I'm a two time divorce.
Speaker 2: See, I don't think I'm in any position to be
Speaker 2: match making a goddamn person.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Raven's the one.
Speaker 9: I will match me everybody.
Speaker 5: Oh my god. Uh, let's see are you two? Brother?
Speaker 5: I gotta take these off.
Speaker 2: Dam I love these glasses, so will the guys. Hey, hey, fam,
Speaker 2: glad to be here. Glad to see your brother. Pedophile
Speaker 2: treatment centre.
Speaker 5: Yes, Sam. Why does Lee Harvey Oswald look like Tyler Robinson?
Speaker 2: I mean to be honest with you, they kind of
Speaker 2: both look like stereotypical white boys.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 8: You can't tell me they don't look similar like they
Speaker 8: look like they.
Speaker 5: Both look dirty as fuck, don't they? Me and he
Speaker 5: look just like they?
Speaker 14: No, so that's my cousin.
Speaker 8: No dolo Robinson and Lee they both look I don't know.
Speaker 8: To me, that one looks like he could be a
Speaker 8: distant relative. But keep in mind the Harvey Oswold was
Speaker 8: a patsy. Uh, there's a talk saying that Robinson is
Speaker 8: a patsy, though the historical evidence, the big picture with
Speaker 8: him and the Italian rifle that they said that he used,
Speaker 8: and everything has been proven to be doctored in a
Speaker 8: false photo.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can just see the amount of shots that
Speaker 5: were fired. And I'm not saying it's impossible for that
Speaker 5: Itian rifle to get off that many rounds in that
Speaker 5: amount of time. I'm saying, rifle, that sounds about right.
Speaker 2: I'd be lying if I told you, But I watched
Speaker 2: so many not just gun tubers, but like gun experts,
Speaker 2: try to recreate not even accurate shots, just to fire,
Speaker 2: pull the trigger, fire, pull the trigger, fire, pultry in
Speaker 2: the rate that we heard on the video, theo Zi
Speaker 2: bruder films the pop pop pop pop. Okay, I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that you can't get that fast of the bolt action.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that a robot arm wasn't even able to
Speaker 2: get that fast. And then to say that you were
Speaker 2: that accurate at that speed, it's you know it's highly
Speaker 2: highly improbable, but you know, wait, Open Time Vibes, what
Speaker 2: is going on?
Speaker 5: Jen sold On? Now, what's going on?
Speaker 14: What's going on? Y'all?
Speaker 5: What's happening?
Speaker 15: You know?
Speaker 14: My first time joiner, a long time listener.
Speaker 5: Hey, appreciate y'all joining. Y'all got y'all's own studio set
Speaker 5: up here?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we just like looked at it podcasts.
Speaker 5: Nice, y'all are starting or y'all have started?
Speaker 12: We have, we have started. We're like eleven episodes deep
Speaker 12: so far.
Speaker 5: Yo, go ahead and give a shameless plug everybody listening
Speaker 5: check out the Open Time Vibes podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, tell us about yourselves, how y'all got started?
Speaker 5: What is the ship? Would give us the stick?
Speaker 12: Go for it? Justin go for it.
Speaker 14: So I've been a listener. I got him onto the podcast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, open his third eye.
Speaker 14: And honestly, I would say our inspiration it did come
Speaker 14: from y'all because y'all would always promote saying, you know,
Speaker 14: make your own podcast. What's the worst that could happen?
Speaker 14: You know, Hell, y'ter to have more people out here
Speaker 14: in the small creator world than nobody.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, so you realize you can do it for free,
Speaker 12: like literally just the ship that you have with your
Speaker 12: friends playing games or whatever. You got a camera, you
Speaker 12: have a mic, making a call on Spotify YouTube and
Speaker 12: just post.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh y'all post on YouTube too. Yes, well see
Speaker 2: I pissed off the YouTube god.
Speaker 5: It's a good deal. Good deal yet trying I don't know, man,
Speaker 5: if a bunch of shorts, that's good.
Speaker 2: Like if you ever try to really like make money
Speaker 2: doing this, perhaps not pissing off the YouTube gods is
Speaker 2: like the smart way to go about it. We kind
Speaker 2: of fucked ourselves early, but I mean we didn't exactly
Speaker 2: have greater ambitions for this. Looking back, we we definitely
Speaker 2: shot ourselves in the dick for sure.
Speaker 9: But it happens.
Speaker 14: Read them rules a little bit more then you Tube
Speaker 14: never used to be like this type though.
Speaker 2: It's got worse, and then they keep saying that, oh,
Speaker 2: it's back to the way it used to be. It's
Speaker 2: like it's not though, Like if you mentioned night vision goggles,
Speaker 2: your shit gets cut. If you have a gun video
Speaker 2: where you're firing anything close to fully automatic or even
Speaker 2: inserting a magazine, that gets cut. It's yep, I'm not
Speaker 2: even sure if these swords and acts behind me will
Speaker 2: get me kicked or not.
Speaker 5: At this point, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 6: I didn't know.
Speaker 9: The shorts make though a good bit of money if
Speaker 9: you can get on the algorithm uptake. They make quite
Speaker 9: a bit of money on YouTube.
Speaker 14: We got Zach, he does the TikTok. I run an
Speaker 14: Instagram and we both kind of go back and forth
Speaker 14: on the YouTube posts.
Speaker 6: Nice.
Speaker 9: Yeah, see you guys about so.
Speaker 12: We Yeah, you can call it okay, so yeah, fun fun,
Speaker 12: So we I think we do a little bit of everything,
Speaker 12: and that's maybe not a good thing because we don't
Speaker 12: really necessarily have a niche. But we're southern Alabama, small town.
Speaker 12: We grew up since we were seven and we're twenty three,
Speaker 12: twenty four.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 12: So the podcast is more conspiratorial more like we kind
Speaker 12: of go heavy into politics. The whole stick with the
Speaker 12: podcast is we're gonna drift off like topic, but like
Speaker 12: the vibe is always there helping Tom.
Speaker 2: Vobbs absolutely yes, and also keeping yourselves open ended like
Speaker 2: that can actually work to your benefit.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: A lot of people kind of keyhole themselves, which is
Speaker 2: not necessarily a bad thing. Like you have the there's
Speaker 2: like fantasy football podcasts, which blows my mind.
Speaker 5: But that's absolutely a thing.
Speaker 2: And I got a buddy of mine who does a
Speaker 2: Formula one podcast and he lives in Louisiana. I don't
Speaker 2: know if anybody knows this or not. There is not
Speaker 2: much Formula one fans in Louisiana, nor is there a track.
Speaker 2: But either way it goes. He loves it and he's
Speaker 2: he's in it for the love of the game, but
Speaker 2: he is shoe warned himself to where he can only
Speaker 2: talk about Formula one like that.
Speaker 5: That's all he can do.
Speaker 12: That's exactly what we didn't want to do.
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly, so keeping it open with the conspiracy of course,
Speaker 2: with that politics are gonna bleed in, you know, kind
Speaker 2: of keeping it to down home style conversation that also
Speaker 2: goes ago a long way.
Speaker 5: So fuck yeah, dude.
Speaker 14: Making music also uh oh look on oh rap scene,
Speaker 14: trying to do a little bit of everything.
Speaker 12: Tell yeah, he likes that, says we're not that. We
Speaker 12: just do it for fun. Seriously, just doing it for fun.
Speaker 5: Here you go, you Mike, set up.
Speaker 14: I just have to set it up now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: I do love rap and metal and pretty much everything
Speaker 2: except for like New Country. I'll be honest with you
Speaker 2: from ninety five on back with Country all day.
Speaker 6: But yeah, yeah, you and your wrap.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, if I'm in the car, I'm bumping
Speaker 2: one of a few things. One of them will probably
Speaker 2: be trap music, and like.
Speaker 9: Trap music is different than the ship ass rap you listen.
Speaker 5: To feeling personally attacked.
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait you even like Suicide Boys though you've
Speaker 2: mentioned that you can.
Speaker 5: Get down with them?
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're not bad, no, but some of it though
Speaker 9: some of it, I'm just like, all right, I just.
Speaker 5: Like to rock hard. That's just where I'm at with it,
Speaker 5: you know, yup?
Speaker 9: Would you say tisten?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm I just wanted to know which artists specifically
Speaker 4: talking about because I love my rapping everybody.
Speaker 2: I would love to know what that's a lot of
Speaker 2: them that you're just like. I'm just like, I know
Speaker 2: you ain't talking about Big Mucci. I know you ain't
Speaker 2: talking about Big crit No, No, I'm I'm We're gonna
Speaker 2: talk about this all obviously, because I know that, like
Speaker 2: rap's not your ship, and I get that, but like
Speaker 2: not at all.
Speaker 5: You ain't talking about Young Dolf, who.
Speaker 9: I don't even know, like you name three people, I
Speaker 9: got no idea who they are.
Speaker 2: I'm just like, if I played the song in question,
Speaker 2: you're probably like, yeah, that's ship.
Speaker 9: It's like, yeah, you know, I literally know note all
Speaker 9: the different little this that I don't know. I don't
Speaker 9: fucking know, man I.
Speaker 2: That song goes hard as fuck Rip Dolph r I P.
Speaker 2: And you know that's another thing too, as far as
Speaker 2: rap is concerned. So many of these dudes act like
Speaker 2: they're hood rats and these they from them streets, they're not.
Speaker 2: And that's that's same, the same fucking issue I have
Speaker 2: with country music for the records. So many of these
Speaker 2: country artists act like they're a field hand. They've never
Speaker 2: actually put in a hard day's work in their life,
Speaker 2: and you can tell in their music and it sounds fake.
Speaker 5: Same with rap.
Speaker 2: There's dudes that actually came from the trenches and I
Speaker 2: fox with their music.
Speaker 5: And then you got guys like lil UZI Vert or
Speaker 5: like uh yeah, exactly exactly good good, or Kodak Black
Speaker 5: or or fucking Little YACHTI and it's like we out
Speaker 5: of here with all that, Get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 11: I'm Jacob Cushion.
Speaker 8: Why does it seem like all the rappers I have
Speaker 8: the lord lil in before their name or started rapping
Speaker 8: past like twenty fourteen.
Speaker 11: They're all dropping like flies. They're like nineties and early
Speaker 11: two thousands.
Speaker 8: They were selling the drugs when he's tens rap, they
Speaker 8: taking the drugs and dying.
Speaker 6: And will say that Lil Wayne because he was from here, oh.
Speaker 5: So, but he ain't even from the hood. Though he
Speaker 5: from I didn't.
Speaker 9: Give a ship. He's from here. I still love him
Speaker 9: though he's a white girl.
Speaker 5: I fucks with a fox at Old Weezy f Baby
Speaker 5: for show.
Speaker 2: But but uh, to answer your question, Sam, I'll say
Speaker 2: that Lean Lean pretty much killed the rap game as
Speaker 2: far as these young up and comers. They start sipping
Speaker 2: that scissor and next thing you know, there got a
Speaker 2: real addiction on their hands.
Speaker 5: And then they die, and uh, it.
Speaker 2: Became like the cool thing to be drugged out of
Speaker 2: your mind rather than the dude pushing the drugs. And
Speaker 2: these dudes realize like, Okay, I could be in the
Speaker 2: streets and possibly go to jail, or I can fake
Speaker 2: it like a motherfucker and maybe cut a record deal
Speaker 2: and then dip out real quick, and nobody knows that
Speaker 2: I was fake, and it's it's.
Speaker 5: You know, he he was from the streets.
Speaker 2: He never sold out and he actually ended up paying
Speaker 2: the lead price for that, and I don't like that.
Speaker 2: But I can also put respect where it's due. That's
Speaker 2: all I'm saying anyway, what.
Speaker 9: I was reading the chat. Here we go, raw Vision,
Speaker 9: go ahead, We're right here.
Speaker 2: Raw vision, Sambo. We will get you, right, Broski, Yes
Speaker 2: we will, Yes, we will.
Speaker 5: The link. Matter of fact, Royce, if you could post
Speaker 5: the link into the chat and then also we're going
Speaker 5: to post it into the the show notes.
Speaker 9: Almost we'll have it on. He texted me the link,
Speaker 9: so I have it too.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, all right, thank you sir, Thank you, sir,
Speaker 5: Thank y'all. I can't say how much y'all mean to me, No,
Speaker 5: no doubt, Sale saying three seconds in the live and
Speaker 5: Raven has huge nets. Yeah, it'd be like that. You know,
Speaker 5: she's just swinging them lady balls around. Speaking of has
Speaker 5: anybody seen or heard from our resident trans correspondent in months?
Speaker 5: I don't think we've seen Alex. I've talked to Alex.
Speaker 11: She's just going through. Alex is going through some things.
Speaker 8: Oh, Alex is having medical problems due to like the
Speaker 8: medication and the doctors not taking care of Alex because.
Speaker 5: Not not the hormones. Not the hormones, Alex.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Alex had that Yea, yeah, I was about.
Speaker 5: To say cistick and I couldn't remember there was another word.
Speaker 6: But Alex was the last fame that we saw.
Speaker 9: Alex was like a month and a half ago and
Speaker 9: they were in a lot of pain and kind of
Speaker 9: dealing with a whole munch.
Speaker 2: So if you're listening, Alex, our thoughts and prayers are
Speaker 2: still with you. Can I wait to see you again, homie? Yeah, yeah, sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm talking about Lady Balls and that. Yeah, anyway, moving on,
Speaker 2: moving on, Rose, I fucking love you guys.
Speaker 5: This is amazing and so sweet. Sam. If you need anything,
Speaker 5: just shoot a message. I'll d M you my number.
Speaker 5: Fam no doubt, no doubt this this cult is a
Speaker 5: family through and through. I think we've all acknowledged this, right, uh,
Speaker 5: Timmy two toes.
Speaker 17: Lady Balls, Oh yeah, it's gonna be like the new hashtag.
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna throw it up all the time, Like.
Speaker 5: I know you're gonna that's the problem, Like this is, well, you.
Speaker 9: Know what I'm gonna piss off that one here, that's
Speaker 9: like my period. I'm gonna throw it out just all
Speaker 9: the time.
Speaker 5: My lady blue balls like, oh yeah, we get that way.
Speaker 8: My lady balls are sticking well like you for them
Speaker 8: if they if they have a problem with all periods,
Speaker 8: they can always go to the plan the what is
Speaker 8: it called, it's so.
Speaker 11: The sexual the education thing, and they can get tampons
Speaker 11: for free.
Speaker 5: So good.
Speaker 2: Speaking of, we are seriously looking at getting like sea pham.
Speaker 9: Yes, it's seafoam, not the sea sponge, the sea sponge.
Speaker 5: It's like it's called sea phone.
Speaker 6: No, it's like a sea sponge. Yeah, my brain.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at getting I want to get a fucking
Speaker 2: sponsorship from play Text or co text or something like that,
Speaker 2: so I could tell all the haziers where to shove
Speaker 2: a tamp if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: They didn't know we were on the We got to
Speaker 9: go with the Cryptid Women's Society last night for their
Speaker 9: live and we got to meet a whole bunch of
Speaker 9: other content creators and while we were talking to them,
Speaker 9: we were like, let's explain to us when we can
Speaker 9: say the word cunt and how we can say it properly.
Speaker 9: So we got a whole a tutorial on how we
Speaker 9: can properly say it, not properly say it.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, Joe from your neck of the well, I
Speaker 2: don't want to say the woods from your neck of
Speaker 2: the outback. We had actually one from New Zealand, one
Speaker 2: from Australia, one from the UK, and all of these
Speaker 2: places can use that word as willy nilly as they
Speaker 2: see fit. But then when we do it, apparently it's
Speaker 2: a bad word. So uh yeah, we thought about it.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know what, we really.
Speaker 5: Do need to start seeking some sort of a sponsorship
Speaker 5: from a feminine healthcare product line. I think this would
Speaker 5: be great cult the conspiracy tampons open up that third
Speaker 5: should a blue.
Speaker 9: Cheo on here too, so we'll have it like we're equal.
Speaker 9: We're equal in men and women. The blue shoe is
Speaker 9: like where it's at. Apparently I've never used it. I'm
Speaker 9: very curious non medicational viagra.
Speaker 2: Basically, I've talked to guys who have used it. They
Speaker 2: the ones that have tried it. Swear by all.
Speaker 9: I knew the honey badger was gonna be.
Speaker 5: A honey badger speak on some blue chee dog, I
Speaker 5: can't speak on bluetoe, but I can't speak on rhino. Okay,
Speaker 5: you would be the type to get some rhino pills
Speaker 5: from the gas station. I knew it right.
Speaker 9: Up and snorts it.
Speaker 5: I haven't done that yet.
Speaker 18: Take the honey pack and take a rock star with its.
Speaker 9: Oh, you're just asking for like a whole heart attack.
Speaker 6: You good, my dog.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm stright.
Speaker 18: You're trying to feel that ship pulse. Yo, I feel
Speaker 18: you exactly. Hey, I got something to prove. They're not
Speaker 18: about to be talking about me in the group chat
Speaker 18: that yo. Yo, this man knows what's up. He knows
Speaker 18: the score.
Speaker 9: Hey be calling us females out talking about how we
Speaker 9: have group chats.
Speaker 18: Hey, Hey, I'm not I'm not about to bring uh
Speaker 18: this under in shame to my last name.
Speaker 2: Fuck that, and they're gonna talk ship on me. It's
Speaker 2: gonna be because I was an ass. So it ain't
Speaker 2: gonna because I didn't lay it down. I hear you exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm laying down from pipe like Margot Brothers.
Speaker 5: Got the fucking right, fucking right and so yo, I've
Speaker 5: never fucked with the rhino pills, neither at one point
Speaker 5: in time.
Speaker 2: I try to see Alice. Alright, I try to viagra.
Speaker 5: It worked.
Speaker 2: Apparently blue Chee is like really quick and works well.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and Bluetooby sponsoring everybody. We've never gotten a
Speaker 2: call reach out.
Speaker 6: I'm going to reach out to him.
Speaker 5: They got the liquid Rhinos.
Speaker 18: It's like a shot, it's like a five hour energy.
Speaker 5: Well, we don't even.
Speaker 9: Killing off COLT members, though they might be having heart
Speaker 9: attacks and then coming at us and saying that it
Speaker 9: was our fault.
Speaker 5: It's the survival the thron. Yeah, we need to make
Speaker 5: our own product line. Call it like dick Men or
Speaker 5: some ship dick Man, and make a feminine product too
Speaker 5: for the same person. Call it like Wow.
Speaker 9: There's a lot harder to make though, Clinton gorgeous.
Speaker 5: Crazy to make it fifty four girls. It's called the
Speaker 5: Kitty Cat or something like that. I've seen it. I
Speaker 5: don't know if it works, but I have seen it.
Speaker 5: I hope you don't know if it works. You hope
Speaker 5: you ain't.
Speaker 2: No, No, I'm saying I've never I've never spoke to
Speaker 2: a girl that actually like tried it and gotten reviews back.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've been out of the dating game for years.
Speaker 2: And years now, so like, and that I don't belong
Speaker 2: out in them streets. Ia be real with you, so like,
Speaker 2: if any women know anything about these feminine biagra style products,
Speaker 2: let us know.
Speaker 6: They don't just give them out though for females.
Speaker 5: Girl, that took one, so yeah, it's it's cool, you know.
Speaker 5: She took that and pop my coxy. Yeah it was
Speaker 5: a wild night, he was.
Speaker 2: So I tried this, uh me and one of my
Speaker 2: ex wives. Once upon a time I tried. There was
Speaker 2: these chocolates and half of it was for the dude,
Speaker 2: half it was for the chick, and it was supposed
Speaker 2: to be like that.
Speaker 5: That was dog shit. The chocolate was trash. The results
Speaker 5: were inconclusion. She fell asleep instantly, and it was like,
Speaker 5: all right, it sounds about right. We're playing a doggy
Speaker 5: style tonight. I sat at the foot of the bed
Speaker 5: and beg for She rolls over and plays dead. Here
Speaker 5: we are. Yeah again, that's marriage for you.
Speaker 18: Take my word, take my word, I would never let
Speaker 18: you down. Rhino Platinum or Ryano fifteen, something like that, wonderful.
Speaker 5: Honey Badger. Why is it that the Marines know how
Speaker 5: to be the grimiest and we love it?
Speaker 9: I'm so here for I knew. I knew I could
Speaker 9: see who was in the chat, and I was like,
Speaker 9: I don't know who's gonna raise their hand. I knew
Speaker 9: it was either him or Samuel.
Speaker 5: Speaking of what you got sa chime in on this ship.
Speaker 8: So I don't know anything about the Bluetoo or the
Speaker 8: rhinos or anything, but.
Speaker 11: I do know that they fall you fweaks and geeks
Speaker 11: out there.
Speaker 8: They all have flavored blube and they also have flavored
Speaker 8: edible underwear.
Speaker 5: They've been around pineapple and mango.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the mango though, if you can't, I worked.
Speaker 5: Peaches are all so good too, But I mean.
Speaker 2: The edible underwear that's just basically a fruit roll up,
Speaker 2: which I'm not mad at, but also.
Speaker 8: Like, you know, there's a trick that can be done
Speaker 8: with fruit roll ups that I experienced a couple of
Speaker 8: weeks ago, and I was like, all right, I got
Speaker 8: to buy her a big bass box of.
Speaker 2: I know the trick you're talking about, and and uh, yeah,
Speaker 2: cool things, cool things.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was the one that had the tattoos on it,
Speaker 8: so that was.
Speaker 9: Oh, I love it.
Speaker 5: I love it. Okay, No, we really do get to
Speaker 5: the chat Holy Ship no. No.
Speaker 9: Speaking of that comment, though, good old Dustin on our
Speaker 9: Patreon wants to feed me a Snickers.
Speaker 2: One of our Patreon members, which he's not in the
Speaker 2: chat tonight.
Speaker 5: I wish he was.
Speaker 2: He's like, yo, no disrespect, but I would feed Raven
Speaker 2: the Snickers to eat the peanuts out afterwards. And she's like,
Speaker 2: what the fuck? And I'm like, he's shooting a shot.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 9: I was like, wait, is this what I think it means?
Speaker 5: It's a thing.
Speaker 9: I'm over here. Shit, I haven't been in I don't
Speaker 9: even I don't even know if I would consider myself
Speaker 9: ever being in the dating pool.
Speaker 5: It's not a good place to be.
Speaker 6: I didn't really. I've never really dated, to be honest
Speaker 6: with you.
Speaker 2: And also, that's not like a pickup line that you
Speaker 2: would actually use with a female. That's like dudes talking
Speaker 2: shit kind of thing. That's smoke pin talk.
Speaker 6: I was like, all right, that's that's one way to
Speaker 6: go about it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, good for you.
Speaker 2: Uh, let's see will the gods posted a Fox News
Speaker 2: FBI FBI doubted probable cause for a mar A Lago
Speaker 2: raid pushed forward a mid pressure from Biden. Doj emails
Speaker 2: revealed hmm, okay, I'm going to pull that up just
Speaker 2: to see what that's about.
Speaker 5: Oh, let's see here from Fox News.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probable cause very little has been developed related to
Speaker 2: who might be culpable for mishandling. The documents and FBI
Speaker 2: official vote, the FBI did not believe it had probable
Speaker 2: calls to raid President Donald Trump's mar A Lago home
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two. But move forward a mid pressure
Speaker 2: from Biden Justice Department, with an official saying he didn't
Speaker 2: give a damn.
Speaker 5: About the optics. Wow, that age like milk of the search.
Speaker 2: Newly declassified documents reviewed by Fox News Digital reveal. Okay,
Speaker 2: so basically they had no right to go into his
Speaker 2: mar A Lago home, which we were all pretty much
Speaker 2: knew that right. And then now they're actually saying that
Speaker 2: they were pressured by Biden's people, which we know that
Speaker 2: Biden was brain dead at the time, so somebody pressured him.
Speaker 2: But okay, fuck yeah, I'm gonna read more into that
Speaker 2: one later. Will the guys, thank you, sir? We all
Speaker 2: know they didn't have problem CAUs to raise it, didn't
Speaker 2: The twenty fifth used to be the solstice. No solstice
Speaker 2: ends on the twenty first, and that's another thing that
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about more heavily on the day
Speaker 2: of There is a lot of winter time winter Solstice,
Speaker 2: Sol Invictis, saturn Alia. There's all these different holidays and
Speaker 2: celebrations that take place in this time of year, but
Speaker 2: specifically December twenty fifth.
Speaker 5: Is not mentioned in any of them, and it doesn't
Speaker 5: coincide with any of them.
Speaker 2: And there's I got a couple of working theories as
Speaker 2: to how that became the date. But yeah, we're going
Speaker 2: to get into that on the Christmas episode.
Speaker 5: For sure.
Speaker 9: They're probably just smoking some weed and they're just like,
Speaker 9: you know what, fuck it twenty fifth.
Speaker 5: I just think it actually has to deal with a
Speaker 5: Hebrew source, to be honest with you, Oh, the Jews,
Speaker 5: because they're on their calendar.
Speaker 9: Their shit ends on these on the twenty sixth, right
Speaker 9: in twenty fifth, twenty six, twenty fifth, were you at royce.
Speaker 19: Lunar calendar?
Speaker 5: It is?
Speaker 2: It is, But again, and I'm not saying this is
Speaker 2: the absolute end all, be all answer, but when we
Speaker 2: did the Hankkah episode, roy speak in on this. They're
Speaker 2: if I'm not mistaken, Hankkah ends on their calendars year
Speaker 2: A month's twenty fifth, and I'm wondering if the early
Speaker 2: Christians didn't just kind of adopt that day for the
Speaker 2: new month because they're working off of the thirteen month
Speaker 2: lunar and things.
Speaker 5: So again working theory.
Speaker 2: I got to finish up a couple of show notes
Speaker 2: on it before I'm ready to speak on it. But yeah, anyway, anyway.
Speaker 9: Moving on, as we have breaking breaking US news, three
Speaker 9: strikes the military stakes, three more boats in the Pacific Ocean,
Speaker 9: killing eight. That makes twenty five drug boats.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, all right, we got we got more strikes
Speaker 5: going on on the drug boats.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm still I'm calling this earlier. I think we're
Speaker 2: getting ready to invade Venezuela. Yeah, no, and I hope
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, God, I hope I'm wrong. But at the
Speaker 2: same time.
Speaker 5: That will be a very very quick fiasco.
Speaker 20: They've already promised because they're starting to uh. Ven Azuella's
Speaker 20: starting to use their military to protect those drug boats. Yep,
Speaker 20: and that's been known as well. So yeah, it's common
Speaker 20: we're going to invade for sure.
Speaker 2: So right now we know that the CIA has operatives
Speaker 2: in the country trying to enact a coup like that
Speaker 2: has been done throughout South American history, especially over the
Speaker 2: last like seventy years multiple times. I'm thinking that if
Speaker 2: the CIA is unsuccessful, and that's the problem. Even if
Speaker 2: they are successful, what's probably gonna happen is a color
Speaker 2: revolution take place and it's gonna be a civil war
Speaker 2: that we're left to pick up the pieces on and
Speaker 2: fill the power vacuum one which that may become a
Speaker 2: problem for us here soon. That being said, if the
Speaker 2: CIA is unsuccessful in enacting a coup, then they will
Speaker 2: find some reason why the Venezuelan people need some freedom,
Speaker 2: and it's it's gonna be it's gonna be messy, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be very messy. But for the Marines to get
Speaker 2: deployed to Venezuela, they're gonna have so much fun it's
Speaker 2: not even real. This is what we call a target
Speaker 2: rich environment with some of the most gorgeous women in
Speaker 2: the earth has to offer. That's all I'm saying. That's
Speaker 2: all I'm saying. Dude, I'm telling you it's it's once
Speaker 2: all the dudes are gone, and it's it's it's gonna
Speaker 2: be h It's gonna be open season in more than
Speaker 2: one way. If you know what I'm saying, there's gonna
Speaker 2: be some lay Its corporals out there making some biracial
Speaker 2: babies for show, for show. Go ahead, sam Well, I
Speaker 2: see hand and finger and joint in hand.
Speaker 11: This this is a two part thing.
Speaker 8: Part one, does that mean we get to we gets
Speaker 8: to do the jungle warfare again? And also is there
Speaker 8: a way that I can sign off? I cannot go
Speaker 8: back in the military of Blaine. Don't willcright? But also
Speaker 8: a part two? Do they have the Goth goals? That
Speaker 8: is the biggest question?
Speaker 5: So all right?
Speaker 2: Part one to your question, Venezuela is very jungleist, so yes,
Speaker 2: there will be jungle warfare that has re enacted for
Speaker 2: part one and part one point two to your question,
Speaker 2: can you join No, because of how you got out,
Speaker 2: I don't believe you will. However, you might be able
Speaker 2: to hook up with a mercenary group. I don't know
Speaker 2: that for a fact, but it won't be high paying.
Speaker 2: But also especially because this is gonna be Venezuela, this
Speaker 2: is not gonna be a war that goes on for
Speaker 2: ten years.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be pretty much in and out.
Speaker 2: So I don't even know if the mercenaries are really
Speaker 2: going to have time to set up shop there, so
Speaker 2: you might have missed the boat on this.
Speaker 8: I just want to I want to wake up and
Speaker 8: smell a napalm in the morning, That's what I want.
Speaker 5: I don't believe they're gonna do that either.
Speaker 6: I don't think is allowed to be used any longer.
Speaker 5: With a big moody on my face.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and part two of your question, I do not
Speaker 2: know what the big titty goth girl uh diaspora of
Speaker 2: Venezuela is gonna be honest, I don't know if they exist.
Speaker 11: They got to have big titties.
Speaker 8: They're Latinos, so they're gonna have the big moody, so
Speaker 8: that's all that matters.
Speaker 5: Fair enough.
Speaker 2: I don't know how many of them are of the
Speaker 2: goth variety, sir, but the science is out there.
Speaker 9: I do follow a couple that are in South America
Speaker 9: goth girls. Yes, I follow girls all around the world.
Speaker 11: Well, yes, they have singles. That that's another one.
Speaker 5: What scene girls, Well, yeah, I'm sure usually one good.
Speaker 9: They have a good uh metal group, not metal but
Speaker 9: like a lot of metal fans down in South America
Speaker 9: because actually a lot of the bands go down to
Speaker 9: South America play.
Speaker 5: Well, slayers from Brazil, aren't they.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so they go to Brazil a lot. I know
Speaker 9: that they've played in Venezuela a lot of the groups,
Speaker 9: so I would have seen I follow a good bit
Speaker 9: of South Americans that are goth or Alt.
Speaker 2: So you may have been some luck there, Samuel, I
Speaker 2: don't know. You might be building your own boats.
Speaker 9: Where you'd find the most would be England. I built
Speaker 9: a boat before England, definitely.
Speaker 2: I think I think Raven's onto something here though. England
Speaker 2: would definitely be your best.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 9: I can tell you everywhere to go in England to
Speaker 9: find an Alt girl. I can't wait to go over there,
Speaker 9: go to Berlin.
Speaker 8: I'll go get a pair of cowboy boots. That I
Speaker 8: kidding me. I teach them some gelge straight.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, No, that's good luck for Freezer. Good luck.
Speaker 9: You know what? Good Old Tony says. An MIT professor
Speaker 9: just was killed. So there's that a refusion. Wait all right, Tony,
Speaker 9: break this down a little bit more so what happened?
Speaker 5: Oh man?
Speaker 19: I wish I knew more details, but he was a
Speaker 19: Portuguese origin professor, head of a department working on fusion
Speaker 19: since twenty twenty four and he was shot in the
Speaker 19: foyer of his apartment building. And this happened today, So
Speaker 19: I think even overall, the news doesn't have much information yet.
Speaker 19: So yeah, I don't know anymore interesting.
Speaker 2: He was working on Fusion, so I mean, I understand
Speaker 2: there's a conspiracy show. So looking at it both sides,
Speaker 2: I wonder if this was a random act of violence
Speaker 2: or a you know, robbery gone or rye or something.
Speaker 6: Or missu much China, if I was going to put
Speaker 6: my money on.
Speaker 2: It personally, I would, But then at the same time,
Speaker 2: he was a Portuguese descent.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but everybody's working to collectively together on Fusion, except
Speaker 9: for China, because.
Speaker 5: They're just stealing everybody else's work they do.
Speaker 9: China pulled out like right away. I mean, it was
Speaker 9: only a year into it and they pulled out of
Speaker 9: the entire initiative and they've been doing actually they actually
Speaker 9: we are the ones that have gotten more done with
Speaker 9: it than everybody else collectively. So they've held it for
Speaker 9: ten seconds. I think, well, everybody else is at eight seconds.
Speaker 9: So if I was to assume who it might be,
Speaker 9: it would be China.
Speaker 2: It was me Yo, everybody get ready for the episode
Speaker 2: that is dropping on Friday.
Speaker 9: That's a wild episode. It's four hours and like fifteen
Speaker 9: minutes long, by the way.
Speaker 2: So we talked a little bit about the weaker genocide
Speaker 2: that is going on in China, and it depends on
Speaker 2: the source you ask, because I can't pronounce it war.
Speaker 9: Yeah, whatching it?
Speaker 2: I speak American English and barely okay, the Weiger Muslims
Speaker 2: that live in East Turkestan. But China calls it some
Speaker 2: other bullshit name y'all. The genocide has the best case scenario.
Speaker 2: It has killed over ten million people. It's like worst
Speaker 2: case scenarios. We're talking upwards of thirty million people.
Speaker 6: And still going on right now.
Speaker 5: It's currently going on concentration camps, the mass.
Speaker 9: Execution, thousand concentration camps, fourteen thousand, four.
Speaker 2: Abortions, three point seven million forced abortions in ten years.
Speaker 9: Up to you day of birth.
Speaker 2: Yeah as well, like not like early on, Like these
Speaker 2: are women there nine months pregnant, getting ready to give birth,
Speaker 2: and the Chinese government at gunpoint will cut these children
Speaker 2: out of him.
Speaker 5: It's horrible.
Speaker 2: And this isn't from some sort of a news source
Speaker 2: or whatever. This is from a gentleman whose family is
Speaker 2: from there, who is currently in DC lobbying for recognition
Speaker 2: of the murder of his people. It's a wild episode,
Speaker 2: y'all get ready for it.
Speaker 9: From there as well, he's originally from there. He's had
Speaker 9: a whole bunch of stuff happened to him trying to
Speaker 9: shed light it has actually been by the UN. Right,
Speaker 9: they were by the UN in the United States. They
Speaker 9: did say that, yes, they confirmed it is a genocide,
Speaker 9: and then COVID happened, and they pretty much just washed
Speaker 9: their hands of it. And it hasn't gotten any better.
Speaker 9: They're still genociding these people NonStop. And this is crazy,
Speaker 9: the whole story in and of itself. He does break
Speaker 9: it down like the history really really in depth and
Speaker 9: really well so people understand exactly what's been going on
Speaker 9: and since nineteen twenties, ye twenty yeah, so.
Speaker 2: And then that he's doing so much work in this
Speaker 2: regard that they actually sent a honeypot situation to him.
Speaker 2: They tried bribing him, they tried threatening him, then they
Speaker 2: tried to throw some pussy his way. But my man
Speaker 2: is about his principles and wasn't given that shit up
Speaker 2: for nothing. Then this woman claims that he assaulted her.
Speaker 2: He got arrested by the FBI and interrogated for this.
Speaker 2: It took three years for him to fight this case
Speaker 2: to prove that he didn't do shit. It's a whole thing,
Speaker 2: the wild, the LOLd story, the cover up, the conspiracy,
Speaker 2: the genocide. It's an amazing episode. I can't believe that
Speaker 2: we actually got the interview with this young young man.
Speaker 9: It's incredible because he is the official representative. I forget
Speaker 9: what his title is, we need to look at it again.
Speaker 9: He's actually like the official person for the East Turkestan
Speaker 9: people and is actually in Washington consistently fighting for them
Speaker 9: every single day. And this one that's really trying to
Speaker 9: push forward and go to Congress, talk to people and
Speaker 9: try to get any kind of initiative happening to help them.
Speaker 9: So it was it was a very intense long episode,
Speaker 9: but it was very good. Like he he was great
Speaker 9: and he shed so much light on everything that was
Speaker 9: going on.
Speaker 2: So absolutely so beyl on the lookout for that one
Speaker 2: here soon. Good cult members. Uh Norse Trucker Oloff Trigg
Speaker 2: trig Vasen was a Viking king who played a central
Speaker 2: role in the forced conversion of Norse people into Christianity
Speaker 2: in the late tenth century. He became King of Norway
Speaker 2: in nine to ninety five and immediately began demanding that
Speaker 2: all the subjects be baptized, using exile, hostage, taking, torture,
Speaker 2: and execution for those who refused to conform. So Eric convert.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. He was doing that to his own people.
Speaker 2: So just we're all clear here. This dude left all
Speaker 2: his traditions and the old ways and all these things
Speaker 2: and then forces people to do it too. And I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that's okay. I'm saying, like, what the fuck right,
Speaker 2: because there's there' been tons of examples of especially when
Speaker 2: you're talking about the Catholic versus the Protestant conversation. There
Speaker 2: was a lot of people that were murdered because they
Speaker 2: were Protestant, and then adverse when the new king came
Speaker 2: to power murdered these people for being Catholic. And it's
Speaker 2: that's that is definitely something that has happened throughout history,
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 9: But it's doubt it was for more power. I mean,
Speaker 9: having the backing by the church. If he could get
Speaker 9: the back by the church, then yeah, and the more
Speaker 9: people he converted quote unquote to Christianity, the more that
Speaker 9: they would have his back. Yes, I don't think it
Speaker 9: had anything to do with being a Christian. I think
Speaker 9: it had everything to do with power.
Speaker 2: If you look at him in that particular timeframe, he
Speaker 2: wasn't like under risk of being taken over. The Norway
Speaker 2: or the Norse, I should say, had a very solid
Speaker 2: foothold in their area. The Christian Church wasn't coming after him.
Speaker 2: If anything, it was other Viking tribes that were attacking
Speaker 2: each other. And perhaps perhaps this was a strategic move
Speaker 2: to gain favor from the Church, that he could have
Speaker 2: their help to take over these other tribes.
Speaker 5: I could see it.
Speaker 2: But then force converting your own people and murdering those
Speaker 2: that don't convert. You're talking about your warriors, you're talking
Speaker 2: about your berserkers, like these are the dudes you would
Speaker 2: need in that regard. So I yeah, we're gonna talk
Speaker 2: about it all right, moving on, it says from proper
Speaker 2: Georgia Peach, Oh God, sam Uh missed my two twelve
Speaker 2: and fifteen in the Yukon Blair and CCR and Evan
Speaker 2: essence and Creed Yo credence goes hard. No, matter what
Speaker 2: you know, that's good classic Southern rock right there in
Speaker 2: essence in creed.
Speaker 8: They come from California. They're not even fully from the South.
Speaker 8: CCR comes from Commie Florida. Yeh, Commie Florida. No, yeah, jesus.
Speaker 5: You're getting now wait wait wait all of them or
Speaker 5: like a few members.
Speaker 11: No, all of them. They started in California.
Speaker 5: And he had the balls of singing Born on the Bayou. Uh.
Speaker 5: This is a bit of a shocker to me, to.
Speaker 8: Be fair, I believe that uh I was going on
Speaker 8: the Uh No, yeah, oh, their song Rolling on the
Speaker 8: River is covered. I'm not as actually about going on
Speaker 8: the value though. That is a phenomenal song.
Speaker 5: Yeah, rolling on the River. That's an older song for sure.
Speaker 11: Pretty much anything from the seventies. I'm like the music close.
Speaker 8: I'm a whore for it's when it's when before all
Speaker 8: the cynonisers and everything which cut combat and prophesized music.
Speaker 8: You're gonna lose Music's gonna lose it soul. It's become
Speaker 8: a corporate uh tessfool, which he was correct, and then
Speaker 8: again his wife Courtney killed him. But her daddy was
Speaker 8: the uh the manager of the The Grateful.
Speaker 2: Dad, I think, yeah, head hits and he like forced
Speaker 2: her to take LSD when she was nine and then
Speaker 2: started pimping her out by the time she was twelve.
Speaker 5: Courtney Love has a very fucked up backstory.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Barrymore mm hmm, they're all the same pretty much.
Speaker 8: But yeah, Courtney killed Kirk at least, yeah, simply at
Speaker 8: that for sure. She also tried to uh fuck the
Speaker 8: uh the drummer while uh they were uh while.
Speaker 11: Cut was in uh rehab and everything.
Speaker 5: Again that came out I could fully believe.
Speaker 1: Then.
Speaker 5: Moving on, Joe, Hey, cult missed last week.
Speaker 2: Been lacking here lately, but we back on over the
Speaker 2: Christmas break. Merry Christmas your cunts age, Joe. We appreciate you, brother,
Speaker 2: uh proper peach.
Speaker 5: But we all now know Nelly fifty and Little Troy
Speaker 5: Pastor Troy and Drama are awesome. Yo. The levels, man,
Speaker 5: I've heard so many people say this lately. I never
Speaker 5: ever ever want smoke with fifty cent ever in my life.
Speaker 9: This dude so petty.
Speaker 2: I love it, the levels of petty. Do you do
Speaker 2: you hear why he went on ABC with it?
Speaker 9: No, I don't even I just seen the memes about this,
Speaker 9: but I actually haven't like paid attention.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, here's the deal. Here's the deal.
Speaker 9: I see you see them going open.
Speaker 5: Time vibes are loving their shit over there. Here's the deal.
Speaker 2: Fifty did this documentary and he gave a specific interview.
Speaker 2: For anybody who doesn't know, Fifty has not given a
Speaker 2: lot of interviews specifically to newspeople.
Speaker 5: He doesn't do that right, But he made sure to
Speaker 5: go on and do an interview with ABC. Ravenly can
Speaker 5: you guess why?
Speaker 9: Oh, I had something to do with some petty probably
Speaker 9: jaw rule or some petty bullshit.
Speaker 2: Worst, there's only two channels offered in every prison. Oh,
Speaker 2: one of them is ABC Helena.
Speaker 6: We have balloons come up.
Speaker 2: So he wanted to make sure that Diddy would see
Speaker 2: him speaking on behalf of this whole shit with a smile,
Speaker 2: breathing the free air shit. It's oh my god.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that makes my entire soul happy. The level of
Speaker 9: petty that some people are willing to go to.
Speaker 2: I'm just like, but he hasn't fucked with him for years.
Speaker 2: And now you heard about Usher?
Speaker 6: What about Usher?
Speaker 5: Shit came out about him. He's now facing charges because
Speaker 5: he gave like thirty women herpies, knowing that he had
Speaker 5: it since twenty twelve and didn't tell them, and now
Speaker 5: they're claiming like on some on some uh what's it.
Speaker 9: Called, Yes, you can be charged for giving somebody an STD.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to think of the legal terms, not assault.
Speaker 9: It's sometimes it falls into the category of assault, but
Speaker 9: I believe that there's another term too. They had to
Speaker 9: make it because of that guy in the seventies that
Speaker 9: purposely gave aids to all of those women. They actually
Speaker 9: made the entire I guess new law to be able
Speaker 9: to cover that. And yeah, so that's I wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 9: I mean, I've been standing by it that all the
Speaker 9: big wigs and everybody in the all music industries and
Speaker 9: art and everything else in Hollywood are all shit.
Speaker 2: So much is coming out for big h So I'm
Speaker 2: sulting out so much is coming out. But I'll say
Speaker 2: this ain't shit coming out about Fitty and shit coming
Speaker 2: out about him. He has been very open and honest
Speaker 2: since day one about who he is, where he comes from,
Speaker 2: and what he is and.
Speaker 5: Is not about.
Speaker 4: Yo.
Speaker 9: If doctor dra comes out though, I'm like, which like,
Speaker 9: I'm sure one hundred percent, but.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't shock me at this point, but as of
Speaker 2: this moment, I have heard no foul shit about Dre
Speaker 2: from back in the day.
Speaker 5: It's very possible that it's going to do.
Speaker 9: You actually like Usher's songs to God, damn it, I
Speaker 9: know whatever, But.
Speaker 5: It's not okay.
Speaker 2: Given somebody herpes is not equivalent to giving somebody AIDS.
Speaker 2: I think we can all recognize that, right, There's levels
Speaker 2: to this.
Speaker 9: So AIDS, AIDS does kill people faster.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Herpes you can never get rid of. I'm not
Speaker 5: downplaying it.
Speaker 9: Herbes is a lifelong thing. It has, it lowers your
Speaker 9: immune system, you do. It is incurable, So it's not
Speaker 9: the exact same because you will without medication, you can
Speaker 9: you will pass away from AIDS.
Speaker 2: Right, So I'm not saying it should be a lesser sentence.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is that things need to be taken
Speaker 2: in the proper context.
Speaker 9: No, I still think it's one hundred percent the same content.
Speaker 9: So you purpose you purposely infected women knowing that you
Speaker 9: were had an STD that is spread. He likely slept
Speaker 9: with women while he was actively having an outbreak, mayam.
Speaker 9: And because most men actually are the ones that are
Speaker 9: the carriers for it, but they have no symptoms. He
Speaker 9: would likely have been either coming off an outbreak or
Speaker 9: on an active outbreak, knowing damn good and well what
Speaker 9: was happening to him, and he was purposely infecting women.
Speaker 6: I hear you fuck him my question thrown in jail.
Speaker 5: So and I don't. I'm just asking.
Speaker 2: Now, let's say it's twenty women and it's the same
Speaker 2: exact case on paper. This person infected them with AIDS,
Speaker 2: this person infected them with herpes.
Speaker 5: They should get equal sentences.
Speaker 6: Yes, shit, yep, no no qualms about that one.
Speaker 5: To me, I'm not trying to fight you one.
Speaker 2: I'm just I don't know, speaking on is from my perspective,
Speaker 2: I don't I see them as at least.
Speaker 5: Slightly better slightly.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, did you attack somebody with a
Speaker 2: knife or did you attack somebody with a stick, like
Speaker 2: both could kill one's a little lesser.
Speaker 5: No, And I don't know how that shakes out in
Speaker 5: the court of all Honestly, I don't know either way.
Speaker 6: He's a piece of shit human being, So fuck him, Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure. I mean look what he did to Beaver.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 5: It's a fact.
Speaker 9: Will of the Gods says rap stinks. Metal head here, yeah,
Speaker 9: white boy Wizard, I'm a metal head to you. Used
Speaker 9: to hate rap, but then found underground hip hop scene
Speaker 9: as an adult, and I'm fucking love I fucking love
Speaker 9: some of those dudes. Sorry, Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 5: I love my metal. I love my metal, but I
Speaker 5: also do fox with rap pretty heavily.
Speaker 6: Yes you do.
Speaker 5: I would like to think I fuck with metal more though,
Speaker 5: but uh, you do not.
Speaker 9: Oh really, I feel like you listen to rap way
Speaker 9: more than you listen to metal. But that is just
Speaker 9: that is just my hot take on it.
Speaker 2: I would actually like to think it's probably a fifty
Speaker 2: fifty spread.
Speaker 9: I mean to be fair, though, I listened to some
Speaker 9: wild as Ship right now. I'm on the nomad God,
Speaker 9: what is that thing? I sent it to Cabala King.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 9: Tree of Life is the song hang On, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: look it up. It's a It's a total pagan vibe though,
Speaker 9: I'm just I live in the.
Speaker 10: More.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I live in for.
Speaker 9: Death metal rock, but I also like pagan music a lot.
Speaker 2: I mean I do that too. I love Wardrouna, I
Speaker 2: love how Long. I also love Sea shanties.
Speaker 5: I'm all over the place.
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 9: I do like them too, No, mad Murmur Tree of Life.
Speaker 5: I think you sent me that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's the one. That's an AI thing that I
Speaker 9: didn't realize was an ANI thing. I don't like the
Speaker 9: I just was listening to the song Focks, the song
Speaker 9: Fuck's hard Man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm all about it.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, I drank and sold gallons of drink. Oh
Speaker 2: really really, damn dude, Well that's got his love. But
Speaker 2: so you you was out there selling that scissor up
Speaker 2: at one point, dude.
Speaker 5: Damn he yan.
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, for sure.
Speaker 9: You're recovering. You're recovering drug addict.
Speaker 7: Correct Yeah, drug addict and alcoholic.
Speaker 9: Okay, that's what I thought. I remember you mentioned that
Speaker 9: on the live before.
Speaker 2: That's one thing I've never gotten fucked up on with
Speaker 2: cough syrup, Like I like, even if it's like you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, the prescription grade ship whatever.
Speaker 5: I had some, and I had like two bottles of it, and
Speaker 5: I was like, bro.
Speaker 2: One of these days, one of these days, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: just chug those and just see what happens. I didn't
Speaker 2: do it to the point that they expired, and I
Speaker 2: was like, well, I guess that was just kind of
Speaker 2: meant to be.
Speaker 6: I actually talked about for a second.
Speaker 22: I was like, it tastes so good, dude. You put
Speaker 22: a you know whatever, two or four ounces and like
Speaker 22: a twenty ounce soda, it's like the best taste on
Speaker 22: soda you've ever had in your life.
Speaker 21: So the taste is as well.
Speaker 2: That's a little lamee littl. Wayne was on duing the
Speaker 2: time he saw it. Styrofoam cup. That ship was half
Speaker 2: seven up, half scissor, jolly rancher in the mouth, and
Speaker 2: we're just gonna roll deep, not rite ship down, go
Speaker 2: in the studio and bust the dumbest rhymes anyone's ever
Speaker 2: heard of. But they'll still be singing this ship in
Speaker 2: two decades from now.
Speaker 5: It worked. It worked anyway. Alright, let's see what else
Speaker 5: we got? Yeah, Oh okay, So what was up saying?
Speaker 8: So I'm pretty old in debt, how the drug trade
Speaker 8: and how and drugs and all?
Speaker 11: What the fuck is nan? I've never heard of it?
Speaker 5: Vane and yep, yep.
Speaker 8: Why the funk would they put it seven up in
Speaker 8: a jolly rancher for the taste?
Speaker 2: Because Yeah, you could sit there and drink an entire
Speaker 2: bottle of high grade cough syrup.
Speaker 5: You absolutely could.
Speaker 2: Or or you could cut that shit with like sprite
Speaker 2: or Fanta and throw like a jolly rancher in your
Speaker 2: mouth to kind of have that back to to it.
Speaker 5: And it's I mean, you're going ham.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna lie to you. I have no idea
Speaker 9: what I was like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 5: Like I was like, coughs are a man codein coding.
Speaker 9: They know what coding is. But I was like, coughs
Speaker 9: are I'm just popping pills? But I don't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like liquid.
Speaker 11: PILLSUD, it's liquid PILs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 11: How the motherfucker don't overdose?
Speaker 5: Oh they do?
Speaker 11: Don't you overdose the first time? I mean, if you
Speaker 11: take too many pills or a different combination of the.
Speaker 21: Means.
Speaker 5: Yeah, OPI it's one of those things.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like you can overdose on them, but
Speaker 2: your body's going to start rejecting it before it gets
Speaker 2: to that point. It's kind of like, how do you
Speaker 2: die from alcohol poisoning? Like, Yo, it's possible, but your
Speaker 2: body's going to start puking well before you get to
Speaker 2: that point on average.
Speaker 9: No, on average no, because once you start puking, it's
Speaker 9: already in your blood system. It travels faster. You can
Speaker 9: die from alcohol poison so quickly. By the time you
Speaker 9: even realize that you're that far gone, you're pretty much fucked.
Speaker 9: That's why you need to have you need to start
Speaker 9: getting ivs is to try to flush your system out
Speaker 9: because alcohol absorbs into your system so quickly.
Speaker 2: It goes into your liver. Though, correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: God is loved the h and all the opiates. Those
Speaker 2: go to your kidneys, don't they.
Speaker 8: So like your appeals like hyde, your coat on all
Speaker 8: just filtered through your kidneys. That caols filtered through your liver,
Speaker 8: and EHD has filtered through your lungs.
Speaker 5: Right, So that's that's why it's a little harder to
Speaker 5: do it.
Speaker 2: It's very like you can my buddy odd on on opiates,
Speaker 2: but uh yeah, cough syrup's one of those things that like.
Speaker 5: You'll ruin your life before you o D.
Speaker 9: I'll put it like that, Honey, Imagina, don't be giving
Speaker 9: no fuck what's.
Speaker 5: Up with all these new drugs because everybody is what
Speaker 5: happened to.
Speaker 9: Just I'm gonna say. I was like, well happened, just
Speaker 9: some plan old cocaine.
Speaker 5: Bro just coke and weed like normal.
Speaker 23: That's what I was My same thought, just too expensive
Speaker 23: this like we're's just the playing coke man, Like, what
Speaker 23: the fuck?
Speaker 18: You gotta drink the magic licksir off the ram horn
Speaker 18: and ship.
Speaker 5: Normal adult, right, just do coke like.
Speaker 9: A normal adult. God dammit, I'm with you. Some addies
Speaker 9: and some coke, Like, what the fuck?
Speaker 5: I wish we could go back to that, but man,
Speaker 5: motherfuckers drinking call srup fucking Norton. Uh blue blue cheese.
Speaker 7: And short some blue cheese.
Speaker 9: We got Johnthan over here, but chucking coffee like you.
Speaker 2: Hey, I was gonna say, you've heard about Jacob, right,
Speaker 2: that's the thing which Jacob. Wait before I get into this,
Speaker 2: just out of curiosity, does everybody know what that is?
Speaker 2: Or am I going off on a weird tangent.
Speaker 5: Let me get you smoking to use condoms?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, jencom is. First of all, never would
Speaker 2: I ever, nor have I ever should say that. But
Speaker 2: it was also mentioned on the Blue Stout, Blue Mountain
Speaker 2: State movie.
Speaker 5: Do you remember when they were.
Speaker 2: Mixing shit and piss and letting the fumes come off
Speaker 2: of that and then fermit in that and inhaling it
Speaker 2: to get like way too fucked up for humankind. That
Speaker 2: is a real thing that people have been doing for
Speaker 2: a long time to get fucked up. And the street
Speaker 2: name for it is jencom. That was also used as
Speaker 2: the title for a skateboarder magazine in the nineties because
Speaker 2: of the joke.
Speaker 6: So like I knew, I knew a skateboard That's what
Speaker 6: I was, like, what do you mean?
Speaker 2: But that was named off of people getting high from
Speaker 2: sucking in their own you know.
Speaker 9: What shit fumesest? Bro, Yeah, Survival the fucking Fettest. At
Speaker 9: this point, like my god, I thought you were talking
Speaker 9: about like those kids that you ever see that story
Speaker 9: that came out where they were huffing all the paint
Speaker 9: and they were like zoned out. Yeah, it's like a
Speaker 9: whole thing with these kids that are like drooling on
Speaker 9: them falling into train pass And I.
Speaker 2: Was like, oh, well, I remember when I had to
Speaker 2: start buying duct tape when I was sixteen because they
Speaker 2: made it illegal for me to When I was a kid,
Speaker 2: I was making Yeah, so you could smoke the glue
Speaker 2: off of it and get pretty fucked up.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that. So here I was.
Speaker 2: I was twelve years old and I was making like
Speaker 2: duct tape, ball caps and shit just out a cardboard
Speaker 2: and duct tape, and I was selling them and I
Speaker 2: thought it was cool as hell. One day I go
Speaker 2: to get you know, the crazy patterns and colors of
Speaker 2: duct tape, like I had been doing for two years
Speaker 2: at this point, and then hey, sorry, you gotta get
Speaker 2: your mom or dad to come buy this for you.
Speaker 2: I'm like, for what, it's duct tape. And then that's
Speaker 2: when they explained this to me. And keep in mind,
Speaker 2: as a kid, I was straight laced as fuck.
Speaker 5: I would I would.
Speaker 2: Never ever cut to as I'm an adult and I'm
Speaker 2: on a job site somewhere and it was it was raining,
Speaker 2: and we were just like sitting in a connext and
Speaker 2: we had some duct tape and I'm like, yo, what
Speaker 2: is what is the realistic? Like what's the probability here?
Speaker 2: Like how does that even go down? So you know,
Speaker 2: you're really smart, you're really special. Ten out of ten
Speaker 2: would not recommend, but it's a thing that apparently if
Speaker 2: you know what you're inact, I didn't know what I
Speaker 2: was doing.
Speaker 5: I was shooting.
Speaker 2: I was given to the old college try you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, But it was really there's way better
Speaker 2: and more efficient ways of getting fucked up.
Speaker 5: Just so we're all.
Speaker 6: Clear here, open time vibe. I see you guys with
Speaker 6: the hand rave.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Since we're on the drug talk, have y'all heard of
Speaker 14: like blue Lotus and everything?
Speaker 5: Heard of it? Not very familiar with it.
Speaker 9: I don't know anything, honestly, Myers raised with drug addicts
Speaker 9: and I'm not a drug person.
Speaker 6: In everything incapacity.
Speaker 14: Okay, so recent bandwidth hip and everything going on, they
Speaker 14: rolled out these new pins. They're called Blue Lotus, and
Speaker 14: they also saw the flower gummies whatever. Apparently it does
Speaker 14: the same thing. It's like cars, like regular weed carts
Speaker 14: and everything else, but it just bypasses some law.
Speaker 2: So it's like the Delta nine shit and Delta eleven
Speaker 2: and whatever.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but there's it's just no THC. And I don't
Speaker 12: think it's derived from him.
Speaker 5: Oh so it's spice essentially.
Speaker 12: Yes, it's like it's like smoking lavender.
Speaker 5: Wait wait wait wait wait wait wait, back back up, backup,
Speaker 5: like spice from Dune. No, you don't remember when spice
Speaker 5: up the streets.
Speaker 9: I heard well I was overseas. Yeah, yeah, I was
Speaker 9: seas when that happened. People just die from like the
Speaker 9: traditional ship in organ like meth or you know, drug
Speaker 9: overdose of coke, and this is something that you know, whatever.
Speaker 9: Weed's a huge thing.
Speaker 2: We have that here too. But like in high school,
Speaker 2: kids weren't kids weren't fucking with heroin and meth when
Speaker 2: I was in high school. Kids are fucking with weed.
Speaker 2: And there was like some high grade weed that came
Speaker 2: around from time to time, coke and pills.
Speaker 5: Nobody in high school could afford coke. Not Louisiana. Sorry,
Speaker 5: maybe you upscale Oregonians can afford a fucking blow yea
Speaker 5: from the Bayou.
Speaker 2: Dude, you can find you some dirt weed that grew
Speaker 2: a couple of acres away. Or there's like a new
Speaker 2: shipment a white widow that's about get here. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's a good ship. In reality, it was like a
Speaker 2: little more upscale dirt, let's be honest about it.
Speaker 6: That's that is not the vibe.
Speaker 9: But the government weed is it just mm hmm, I
Speaker 9: could see it. I mean killing off people be you know,
Speaker 9: it's one way to do it. People are pretty dumb
Speaker 9: when it comes to the drug.
Speaker 5: Set's the it's the plot for Uh, what's Kingsman? Two?
Speaker 9: Mm hmm yeah, yep, Kingsman.
Speaker 8: The Golden Circle also plump a sign that fanol is
Speaker 8: now classified as a weapon of mass destruction.
Speaker 5: Fuck yeah, good, that's good.
Speaker 8: Also Yah, yeah, we're talking about drugs and school.
Speaker 5: Nobody's coming after your dicktails.
Speaker 9: Fucking Rhino Platinum fourteen hundred bron No company.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, what were you saying? Saying your wife,
Speaker 5: my wife, you're crazy? He out there in them streets.
Speaker 11: A fellow, a fellow connos suis.
Speaker 8: But No, in high school, we had we had we
Speaker 8: lived at me had weed, cocaine and meth all throughout
Speaker 8: the school.
Speaker 11: Like being so on campus, I could see it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we may have had some meth from here
Speaker 2: and there, but it wasn't it wasn't like a thing.
Speaker 2: You never saw a kid like partaking of that at school.
Speaker 2: You had kids get caught at school with weed, for sure.
Speaker 2: You had kids get caught at school for going to
Speaker 2: their car and like getting ship faced between classes from
Speaker 2: time to time. Never really had no big heroin situations,
Speaker 2: never really had any big meth situations.
Speaker 9: It was we didn't have that. I mean, it was
Speaker 9: all around, but it was definitely coke weed pills.
Speaker 2: Pills pills are big. Yeah, it wasn't even it wasn't
Speaker 2: even x. It was fucking jigs. It was in blue
Speaker 2: and yellow dolphins.
Speaker 5: It was. Yeah. At one point it became roxies and
Speaker 5: it's like.
Speaker 6: We had lots of oxies, lots. It was easy to
Speaker 6: get that ship back in the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing too. If you had a kid
Speaker 2: that like just had a surgery something, you knew where
Speaker 2: to go. But anyway, Ashton, what you got big now?
Speaker 3: All right? So I just wanted to start off by
Speaker 3: asking them boys if if those blue loadus things they
Speaker 3: think it's like a cannabis product or the actual blue
Speaker 3: lotus flower.
Speaker 14: They said, it's like an egesian blue lotus flower.
Speaker 3: All right, So a thing or two about that is
Speaker 3: as opposed to cannabis, where it's both fat and alcohol soluble,
Speaker 3: this apparently blue lotus is only alcohol soluble. And I've
Speaker 3: tried making like an alcohol tea with it before and
Speaker 3: I didn't really get much out of it. And so
Speaker 3: they could in theory be making like dabs out of
Speaker 3: this stuff. And yeah, I guess that's legal because they
Speaker 3: haven't banned it yet.
Speaker 5: That's nice.
Speaker 3: Wow, like a dab oil or something.
Speaker 5: Wait in alcohol tea. So basically you're saying, like a blue.
Speaker 2: Loadus tea will get you fucked up without any kind
Speaker 2: of distillation or fermentation in.
Speaker 5: The according to Reddit of Oh okay, I mean, hey,
Speaker 5: sometimes Reddit's on one. Okay, well no, they.
Speaker 3: Said it would give you crazy dreams like that. That
Speaker 3: was the effects of it, so yeah.
Speaker 5: You can still.
Speaker 2: Okay, maybe I do need to try this shit because
Speaker 2: I don't be dreaming, so that kind of sounds wild.
Speaker 3: Hey, it didn't work for me, man, it was just something.
Speaker 7: I blame the Amazon.
Speaker 2: But and they also say, chugging a bunch of apple
Speaker 2: juice before you go to bed, we'll also give you crazy,
Speaker 2: vivid and lucid dreams. And shit, you know, I've been
Speaker 2: drinking apple cider like it's been going out of style
Speaker 2: because it's finally in the stores because of the time
Speaker 2: of year and shit and nothing.
Speaker 5: Nothing really that good old nog dude.
Speaker 3: Chocolate for real, you just have like eat a whole
Speaker 3: ass chocolate bar before you go to bed.
Speaker 5: I do. I'm a chocoholic. Big dog that don't do
Speaker 5: shit to me.
Speaker 7: That's what works for me.
Speaker 5: Damn, I wish. I hear so many stories of people
Speaker 5: that like can make things happen in the dream world,
Speaker 5: and I'm truly jealous, Like I wish God, I wish anyone.
Speaker 8: Brother.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, that's my spew on blue Lotus.
Speaker 2: Appreciate your big dog. Getting back to the chat over here,
Speaker 2: the US doesn't hesitate or give a fuck about committing
Speaker 2: war crimes anymore than Israel does. They actually get off
Speaker 2: to it on it. It appears h.
Speaker 5: Depends on your definition of war crime.
Speaker 2: I'll say that, like, nobody wants to massacure like innocence.
Speaker 2: But like the drug boats, Eh, they got mad at
Speaker 2: Hegseth because he double tapped the boat. And it's like,
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't I never knew that there was
Speaker 2: a rule against the good old double tap.
Speaker 6: I don't. I don't even know what was going on
Speaker 6: with these drug boats. I'm not gonna lie to you.
Speaker 9: So I've been reading so much about the Alaskan Triangle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so two weeks ago, heg Seth dropped a bomb
Speaker 2: on a drug boat.
Speaker 5: All right, cool.
Speaker 2: There was two survivors and at that point, some would
Speaker 2: consider them unarmed enemy combatants. Therefore, since they're unarmed, they
Speaker 2: are now civilians and they should be left alone.
Speaker 5: So he said, dropped another one.
Speaker 8: Naval warfare and am warfare have different wolves of engagement.
Speaker 5: They do, they do.
Speaker 2: And I looked into this and although we are talking
Speaker 2: about toting a very very fine line, that is still
Speaker 2: a very true fact. But see that's the deal. This
Speaker 2: was a boat and it was getting struck from the air.
Speaker 2: The laws of naval warfare were written when it was
Speaker 2: boat versus boat. So like I said, we're trapesing and
Speaker 2: drew in a little line here.
Speaker 6: But he dropped a second one on him and killed
Speaker 6: the two.
Speaker 5: Uh huh, And people were like, I can't believe you
Speaker 5: did this war crime to these.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, what Yeah.
Speaker 8: But narco terrorists are not protected by the Geneva Conventions.
Speaker 8: They are not a regular uniformed force, so therefore they
Speaker 8: or not adhere to to the Geneva Convention. So does
Speaker 8: I mean that is it a war crime to fucking
Speaker 8: double tap uh a Taliban soldier? I don't think so.
Speaker 8: As long as he has air and his lungs, that
Speaker 8: bitch is a three.
Speaker 5: As long as he's holding a weapon.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he technically has to hold a weapon. And even
Speaker 9: then there's lots of different rules. I mean, I've seen onto.
Speaker 8: Any part of the boat, because you could say the
Speaker 8: boat is a weapon.
Speaker 9: I mean, that's the thing though, is equipment.
Speaker 11: You are allowed to destroy enemy equipment.
Speaker 5: That's That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We're drawing a very fine line here and from the
Speaker 2: breakdown of it, at least on that one situation. I
Speaker 2: don't know what all has happened in the last two
Speaker 2: weeks as far as more potential war crimes, as far
Speaker 2: as that one time of a double tap that the
Speaker 2: media was trying to fry him for war crimes. I
Speaker 2: gotta be honest, I saw no war crimes being committed
Speaker 2: per the letter of the law. But it seems like
Speaker 2: everything is getting ramped up more and more so who
Speaker 2: who fucking knows?
Speaker 5: Uh, let's see way real quick, John, and go ahead. Yeah.
Speaker 22: But I think we can all agree, or at least
Speaker 22: those of us who have educated ourselves on the subject,
Speaker 22: that the biggest drug smugglers, probably in the world and
Speaker 22: definitely in this country are.
Speaker 5: The CIA DEA big facts.
Speaker 22: So as for my next comment, I believe that even
Speaker 22: if they are drug boats, which once again I think
Speaker 22: the best policy when it comes to us and things
Speaker 22: like that is not to believe a fucking word they say.
Speaker 22: They're probably just taking out their competition.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now you're probably onto something here for sure.
Speaker 2: You know, with all the cartels being listed as terrorist organizations,
Speaker 2: it seems like there's only one group that's really getting
Speaker 2: the brunt end of the situation right now. Although yes,
Speaker 2: there's a multiple cartel members that have been picked up
Speaker 2: by Ice and all these things, sure, no doubt, But
Speaker 2: like you haven't heard of any drone strikes on Sinaloa
Speaker 2: cartel smugglers making their way across, and they definitely you
Speaker 2: use boats as well. Somehow we're only hearing about the
Speaker 2: ones from Venezuela, now, is it to your point? Is
Speaker 2: it possible that all these boats are being hit but
Speaker 2: we're only getting told about the Venezuela ones because the
Speaker 2: media is trying to spin the Venezuela narrative up right
Speaker 2: now to get everybody up in arms about Maduro.
Speaker 5: Very possibly, also very possible that.
Speaker 2: They are the only ones getting struck from the air
Speaker 2: because the other ones have struck a deal with our
Speaker 2: government and Ci and all of these things.
Speaker 5: It's all very very possible, for sure.
Speaker 6: Can imagine, Oh.
Speaker 22: Hey, sorry, did you watch that episode of Candas with
Speaker 22: the guy talking about the tunnel and the pictures of
Speaker 22: you know, the US guys, military guys with El Chappo
Speaker 22: and all that shit.
Speaker 9: I haven't had a chance to look at it. I'll
Speaker 9: be honest with you. I saw that she just did
Speaker 9: a huge, like four hour thing with Erica, but I
Speaker 9: haven't Actually, they like got together and they did a big,
Speaker 9: like four hour talk or whatever. I just saw that
Speaker 9: real quick on Instagram. I just haven't been able to
Speaker 9: watch all of her stuff yet.
Speaker 2: Apparently it was offline, though, I don't even know if
Speaker 2: there's any kind of video or recording of this alleged
Speaker 2: conversation that took place.
Speaker 5: I don't, man, Look.
Speaker 2: I used to like Candas a lot, and I don't
Speaker 2: inherently hate her. Her and Tim Poole are like going
Speaker 2: to blows over some shit right now. It seems like
Speaker 2: everybody is trying to grift off of the situation in
Speaker 2: one way, shape or form. I will say that nobody
Speaker 2: has enriched themselves more from Charlie Kirk's death than Candace
Speaker 2: Owens has. But that being said, that being said, it's
Speaker 2: not like she's just going on and not doing any
Speaker 2: research either.
Speaker 5: She is putting in the work.
Speaker 2: I just don't know how much of it's actually verified
Speaker 2: as of this moment. But dude, I may very well
Speaker 2: be eating crow here in a few weeks whenever everything
Speaker 2: comes out. And Candace was right about everything starting to finish,
Speaker 2: it's very possible. It's just from my perspective, it's it's
Speaker 2: not exactly.
Speaker 5: Lining up that way.
Speaker 2: But I also don't think Erica Kirk is as clean
Speaker 2: cut as everybody made her out to be.
Speaker 9: She looks like a demonic reptile in that in that
Speaker 9: one interview, straight up lizard she does, like have you
Speaker 9: seen her? Like, I get like having blue eyes and
Speaker 9: having like a very intense look and being pissed, but man,
Speaker 9: she she just looks off for some reason in that.
Speaker 9: I don't know, she looks really weird. I was watching it.
Speaker 9: I'm like, I mean, I get, I get being pissed at,
Speaker 9: like you keep getting the same bullshit, like she can't
Speaker 9: do anything right. If she's too sad or she sad,
Speaker 9: then why are you sad? If she's not sad? Well,
Speaker 9: why aren't you sad enough? It's back and forth whatever.
Speaker 9: I do believe that she was potentially planted in and
Speaker 9: that there was a lot more to her background that
Speaker 9: this is kind of sketchy shit. But that being said,
Speaker 9: she definitely looked creepy shit.
Speaker 4: You the orphanage of hers or not orphanage, whatever, it was,
Speaker 4: the Romania that.
Speaker 6: They ties to potentially stealing children.
Speaker 4: So Romania expelled her a fricking organization from the country
Speaker 4: because of alleged child trafficking.
Speaker 5: So two parts to this one.
Speaker 2: There was like five different mission groups that were out
Speaker 2: there doing work in Romania.
Speaker 5: She was a part of one of them.
Speaker 2: There was some, not all, but some of them were
Speaker 2: absolutely a part of some child trafficking rings that were
Speaker 2: going on, and once that was discovered, Romania kicked all
Speaker 2: of them out. With all the research I've done, I
Speaker 2: cannot find a direct connection to her specific mission group
Speaker 2: that she was on and the child trafficking. What I
Speaker 2: am saying is that it was a really bad time
Speaker 2: to be in that place where these things went down.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if she or her group was
Speaker 2: a part of it, or if they just kind of
Speaker 2: got lumped into the whole blanket policy deal.
Speaker 5: It's just not a good look. So agreed to that.
Speaker 7: Point two things.
Speaker 22: TPAUSA definitely profited way more off Charlie's death. Right or wrong,
Speaker 22: I don't know. But the connection was that the general
Speaker 22: who was over there that got cut like definitely caught
Speaker 22: up in all the trafficking ship and running a brothel
Speaker 22: of underage girls like on the base, I think. But
Speaker 22: it got swept under the rug because all those crimes,
Speaker 22: due to the way they wrote the treaty with Romania,
Speaker 22: are handled by the US, so they just swept it
Speaker 22: under the rug.
Speaker 5: And she.
Speaker 22: With her organization that she was ahead of, not just
Speaker 22: a part of the head of, directly thinked that general
Speaker 22: after all that shit had gone down.
Speaker 21: She was he was like the main one she was like.
Speaker 22: Working with, and thinked after he had already had all
Speaker 22: those problems.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard that yet, Okay, if more information has
Speaker 2: come out, I'm unaware of it, so I need to
Speaker 2: do some more digging into.
Speaker 5: It for sure.
Speaker 9: Badger, you've been have your hand and raised for a
Speaker 9: good minute. What's up?
Speaker 5: Are we?
Speaker 24: Are they confirmed about the drug boats? Are they confirmed
Speaker 24: drug boats? Because hear me out, this is just Carnival
Speaker 24: is coming up. No Brazil, No South America. Brazil is
Speaker 24: a freaky ass place. It could be transporting dick pills.
Speaker 9: I'm just saying, damn is he's pissed about these dick pills.
Speaker 9: He's gonna be like, you're taking all my dick pills
Speaker 9: from me.
Speaker 5: Us with some party poopers. Now they do be and
Speaker 5: uh if that is the case in this boat was
Speaker 5: full of dick pills, then yeah, now now I'm pissed.
Speaker 5: Hag Seth needs to calm down and the honeyt get
Speaker 5: his ship going.
Speaker 9: Honey, you're purposely going to reach out to Rhino Company
Speaker 9: just for you to see if we can get sponsored
Speaker 9: by them. If we get a sponsorship, like, you're gonna
Speaker 9: be their first shout.
Speaker 5: Out God, damn right, customers tell you what you got.
Speaker 25: Well, I just wanted to agree with with God is
Speaker 25: Love and just push back that if anybody is profited
Speaker 25: on the Charlie Cook's Kirk sigeh Op, it would be
Speaker 25: Erica Kirk TP USA for sure. Cannas Owens is. Yeah,
Speaker 25: all sorts of investigating, she's turning up some stuff, but
Speaker 25: they definitely like Erica Kirk is definitely profited. It's almost
Speaker 25: as if she has been groomed for this position to
Speaker 25: take on some you know, Christian leading woman type of role.
Speaker 6: With each other.
Speaker 5: I think Cannas is being paid by Israel. Honestly, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 25: I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't be surprised. But that's
Speaker 25: exactly what I wanted to say, Raven is because I
Speaker 25: was watching a podcast with John Chris who's a comedian,
Speaker 25: and I guess Tucker had some big birthday party. Cannas
Speaker 25: Owens was there, some leadership of TEA PSA was there,
Speaker 25: Marjory Marjorie Taylor Green was there was a big old
Speaker 25: birthday for Tucker.
Speaker 2: Oh man, that was a big old That was a
Speaker 2: big old controversial party there.
Speaker 25: Yeah, what he said, he didn't go into details, but
Speaker 25: he's like, he's like, I'm telling you they're all friends.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: There was a picture that Yeah, I believe it.
Speaker 9: Who is that lady? Have you seen that photo that
Speaker 9: just started surfacing? It's Erica her and this other lady
Speaker 9: that I think is an Israeli person. I'm not one
Speaker 9: certain Honestly, I was trying to get back to all
Speaker 9: the d ms and all the stuff today so I
Speaker 9: didn't really like, look at all the news that was happening.
Speaker 2: But oh no, I just keep seeing things about that
Speaker 2: Australian dude with that shooting, which like, we're not going
Speaker 2: to spend too much time on it on this episode,
Speaker 2: on this conversation, but we will be soon. The dude
Speaker 2: who had the blood all over his face and head
Speaker 2: and all this A did not get shot. B. Those
Speaker 2: were the dry highest bandages on what was allegedly a
Speaker 2: fresh open wound i'd ever seen. There's pictures of him
Speaker 2: getting his makeup done before he was camera ready, of
Speaker 2: getting more blood on his face and d He was
Speaker 2: listed as one of Israel's fifty top influential human beings
Speaker 2: just last year. So you know things and stuff, conspiracy things,
Speaker 2: you know how it goes. Anyway, All right, let's get
Speaker 2: back to late chat over here.
Speaker 9: Doesn't believe the genocide's happening.
Speaker 2: Why am I not shocked Tony that you don't believe
Speaker 2: that the weaker genocide is going down?
Speaker 6: To be fair, is he in shot still?
Speaker 5: I think he dipped out. Damn it, Tony.
Speaker 9: Dang, I'll have to wait till tomorrow because I saw
Speaker 9: that comment.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what Yeah, Tony is the type of person
Speaker 2: that for some reason loves siding with Russia and China
Speaker 2: when all else fails. I have yet to understand his
Speaker 2: reasons why. But he's a very he's a very knowledgeable dude.
Speaker 2: I will give him this.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: He and I disagree on so many geopolitical things, and
Speaker 2: then also agree on so many geopolitical things. But uh, yeah, Tony,
Speaker 2: if you are listening to this the following day, I
Speaker 2: can't wait for you to hear the episode when it
Speaker 2: comes out, because this is first person accounts of what's
Speaker 2: gone down. We know that we cannot trust the CCP
Speaker 2: for anything they've ever said ever, And this whole conversation
Speaker 2: of a genocide that took place, it's by all accounts
Speaker 2: of what I can tell, it's absolutely going down.
Speaker 5: So I that is definitely a hot take Tony, for sure.
Speaker 2: Some might say the hottest open Time Vibes says it's
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: We've been told the FBI watches and listens through our phone,
Speaker 2: and the American people shrugged their shoulders and paid their taxes.
Speaker 2: They don't care what we think about a war crime.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, that's one hundred percent absolutely, And the court of
Speaker 2: public opinion is important except to the US government.
Speaker 5: They I don't think they actually care what the court
Speaker 5: of public opinion says anymore.
Speaker 9: I mean they don't give a shit because it's not
Speaker 9: like anybody's gonna do anything right. Everyone's just gonna cry
Speaker 9: on social media and then that's it, and then the
Speaker 9: next big thing happens and they just move on and
Speaker 9: the next big thing happens, and hey, there's a Starbucks
Speaker 9: bear cup and we're gonna fight over that little Starby's
Speaker 9: bear cup.
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, now, did you know that aliens are real?
Speaker 9: It's like, yeah, we know, we know, b but I
Speaker 9: want my but I want my target bag that I'm
Speaker 9: gonna stand in line for for Black Friday for fifteen hours.
Speaker 5: So I mean white women, it's not even white women.
Speaker 9: The first person I got it was a black lady.
Speaker 9: You and your fucking white women shit ship.
Speaker 5: Me and my fop.
Speaker 9: You know what I'm gonna be like, White.
Speaker 5: Men, go ahead, go ahead, flower, you're flower.
Speaker 9: You look more white than the both of us.
Speaker 2: Although, to be fair, how many times have you heard
Speaker 2: white men get blamed for everything?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's you over here.
Speaker 9: Being like white man's white man, and I even say
Speaker 9: a man comment and then they're like, you're a feminist
Speaker 9: in the comment section, I can't even say one thing.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, you do, got some in cells that
Speaker 5: be commenting, that's for sure.
Speaker 9: And y'all over here talking about females all the time,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, okay, sure, sure, fragile sensibilities.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Whenever I think of people saying, in line to get
Speaker 2: a specific targigi baggi is a thing, oh, I know
Speaker 2: it is, for sure, And no, it is not specifically
Speaker 2: for white people.
Speaker 9: Sure, most people call it target. It's just me that
Speaker 9: calls it.
Speaker 5: I call it tar I always have. It's like the
Speaker 5: more upscale Walmart.
Speaker 2: So you can go deal with the wal Martians, or
Speaker 2: you can go to TARJ with like civilized humanity, right,
Speaker 2: And typically typically, you know, when you think of the
Speaker 2: person that's standing in line to get a specific item
Speaker 2: at a Tarj, it's more often than not a female
Speaker 2: of the Caucasian persuasion.
Speaker 9: It's saying with the Starbucks, have you been to the
Speaker 9: Baton Rouge Target?
Speaker 2: Okay, like come on, bro it very city to city
Speaker 2: for sure, But I mean also with the Starbucks cups.
Speaker 2: I got a hard time believing that there was people
Speaker 2: willing to go to blows over this thing.
Speaker 9: Except for gay men. We're the ones going, you know,
Speaker 9: you know what, actually variety, So back up with your ship.
Speaker 5: You know what, you actually have a really strong point there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, Sam, go ahead, Okay, So say Target again,
Speaker 8: please Mail.
Speaker 9: I call I as a joke, I call it Targigi,
Speaker 9: but or.
Speaker 8: I was just gonna make sure that I understand your Yankee,
Speaker 8: and no.
Speaker 9: I just do it. I just do it as a joke.
Speaker 9: I technically call it Target, and I call Starbucks Starbucks,
Speaker 9: but I call it Starbyb's as it's a joke, like
Speaker 9: I just it's not something I like.
Speaker 2: But most I've heard so many girls call it Starb's
Speaker 2: and is a thing.
Speaker 6: Starby This is the thing.
Speaker 8: So you never heard did stats be called Starby's or
Speaker 8: Target called.
Speaker 5: That's really that's yeah, that's pretty common.
Speaker 9: That's a that's a common common phrase.
Speaker 11: Never heard that one.
Speaker 5: That's all good, It's all right, Uh, Tony said the
Speaker 5: E T I M the East Turkistan Islamic Movement CIA. No,
Speaker 5: actually it's not CIA.
Speaker 2: That would be CCP started this group to say that
Speaker 2: the East Turkistan people were terrorists. And if you look
Speaker 2: at the backstory too, how that got started, the rumor
Speaker 2: mill of that got spun around it, the members allegedly
Speaker 2: of the E T I M that ended up fighting
Speaker 2: in Syria, that were forced there against their will to
Speaker 2: be used as cannon fauld to perpetuate the narrative. Yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's a it's a complete co op or syop, I
Speaker 2: should say.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's pretty insane, actually, Joe says, prayers out to
Speaker 9: all the Jewish community. Fifteen killed this past Sunday on
Speaker 9: Australia's most famous beach. Among the a ten year old
Speaker 9: girl shot dead.
Speaker 6: Putrid.
Speaker 5: Yeah, agreed, agreed, one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: And again I keep seeing so many conspiratorial things be
Speaker 2: said about this. Apparently one of the guys, one of
Speaker 2: the Islamic extremists, actually was a Jew, and it's like.
Speaker 5: Okay, really did, really did? We're we're gonna pull that now.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of different stuff going around with that narrative.
Speaker 9: Right now, we really do have to look into it.
Speaker 9: But I'll be honest, we've been slam busy, so we're
Speaker 9: just kind of trying to get to everything as it comes.
Speaker 9: But that's one of the on the docket of looking.
Speaker 9: I've been waiting though, for more information to come out,
Speaker 9: at least for the conspiracies to come.
Speaker 5: Out verified information.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I mean, but I want I want to
Speaker 9: see all sides of it, because you know, there's so
Speaker 9: much that happens, and of course, depending on which news outlet,
Speaker 9: the narratives change and what they want to push, and
Speaker 9: this week's flavor of you know, government pushing of an agenda.
Speaker 9: So Rose Chaos said it would be a good quickie.
Speaker 9: I don't know what you mean by that, but Rose.
Speaker 2: We're gonna need some context. That was at nine thirty nine.
Speaker 2: That was almost an hour ago. What were we talking
Speaker 2: about with the quickie?
Speaker 5: She's like, hold on.
Speaker 16: We were talking about going to war with Venezuela.
Speaker 5: Oh, it would be a very good quickie.
Speaker 9: I did not realize that that I was waiting for
Speaker 9: a different, different comment. I was like, man, the rhino
Speaker 9: pills are coming back.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Also, let's let's go ahead and get that out now.
Speaker 2: Good cult members, as you leave a comment, because it
Speaker 2: takes a minute to get to them, like do the
Speaker 2: whole thing to where we know what the hell we
Speaker 2: talking about when we finally do get to it. But
Speaker 2: but yes, forever to the stuff, the Venezuelan conflict.
Speaker 5: It would not be a war. It would be a
Speaker 5: little bit of a little bit of a spat.
Speaker 2: Would be a very down and dirty in and out
Speaker 2: quickie as long as the fucking politicians could keep their
Speaker 2: noses out of it. Because if you do the math
Speaker 2: on this, during Desert Storm, we took over the entirety
Speaker 2: of Iraq in two weeks because the politicians didn't stick
Speaker 2: their dick where it didn't belong. If we could do
Speaker 2: that same show with Venezuela, my god, it.
Speaker 5: Would be over in a matter of I would actually
Speaker 5: think maybe even a week. And they didn't.
Speaker 2: They don't have the alleged fighting force quote unquote that
Speaker 2: I RACK did during that time. Apparently i RACK had
Speaker 2: the fourth largest tank army on Earth. Nobody ever checked
Speaker 2: to see if these tanks were like operable or not.
Speaker 2: But like that was a thing that they said on paper.
Speaker 2: Venezuela don't even got that shit. So like this would
Speaker 2: be this would be pretty much over before it began.
Speaker 2: But all right, Jonathan, what you got dog?
Speaker 21: Sorry out for a minute. Was that a hard pass
Speaker 21: on the Holocaust discussion?
Speaker 5: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is with the conspiracy community trying to come
Speaker 2: after Holocaust denial things?
Speaker 5: That's like a whole thing.
Speaker 21: When you look into it, man.
Speaker 22: And I'm not coming at this from any kind of
Speaker 22: anti Jewish standpoint, Like one of the reasons I'm against
Speaker 22: Israel is because they're the number one cause and spread
Speaker 22: of anti Jewish rhetoric. But and it took me a
Speaker 22: long time to even look into the Holocaust because you know,
Speaker 22: we have been so inundated with lack of a better
Speaker 22: word for programed with you know, the whole narrative. But like,
Speaker 22: once you really look into it, man, there's just a
Speaker 22: lot to it, Like the actual feasibility of the gas
Speaker 22: chambers functioning in the form they were built. Like a
Speaker 22: lot of the survivors who have been just explicitly caught
Speaker 22: lying or even admitted they were lying some of the
Speaker 22: stories of those who survived the gas chambers and actually
Speaker 22: got a shower. Ah, there's just a lot to it, man.
Speaker 22: In the numbers. And then like and there were a
Speaker 22: couple of like small you know, not for mass use
Speaker 22: gas chambers. I think like one and a couple of
Speaker 22: different camps that were part of like the punishment process
Speaker 22: they think, but like certainly were not what they portraying
Speaker 22: cannot have been used Burney mass scale thing, you know,
Speaker 22: the whole there was never an order given to carry
Speaker 22: out such a thing.
Speaker 5: The final solution, Yeah, and then there was like, uh.
Speaker 22: Like there's a one camp I can't remember if it
Speaker 22: was bu Called or Auschwitz where like the director of
Speaker 22: the place admitted that the gas chamber was built after
Speaker 22: the war.
Speaker 21: And then they try to.
Speaker 22: Pass other things off, like you know, they show the
Speaker 22: piles of bodies with the with the bulldozer and shit,
Speaker 22: and those were all people that were killed when the
Speaker 22: Allies bombed the camps, like the whole starvation narrative, and
Speaker 22: you know they said they were actually well fed until
Speaker 22: the Allies on the supply lines. And then you know
Speaker 22: what typhus is the whole life thing, and like that's
Speaker 22: what becauses dysentery and emanciation of the body.
Speaker 21: And then you know, they try to pass that off
Speaker 21: as starvation and typhus is.
Speaker 22: Why they were taking all the clothes and shaving the
Speaker 22: heads and why they had all the cyclone B and
Speaker 22: also a large part of why they were doing a
Speaker 22: lot of the experimentation. I'm sure many of which were horrific,
Speaker 22: but it was to try and typhus.
Speaker 21: And then you know, like just the whole I.
Speaker 22: Mean, I guess you could say, at the end of
Speaker 22: the war, they knew they were gonna lose, so now
Speaker 22: kill them all. But up to that point, like, why
Speaker 22: would you kill off your entire labor force.
Speaker 21: That is keeping you afloat and building all your stuff?
Speaker 21: Why would you.
Speaker 22: Two people to keep track of who's dead and who's alive,
Speaker 22: Like it's it would be pretty obvious.
Speaker 5: So you've unpacked a lot, You've unpacked lot and before
Speaker 5: I let Raven just fucking unleash here, I will say this.
Speaker 5: When me and Jonathan started this show, right, I told
Speaker 5: him from the word go because he knew a lot
Speaker 5: about certain conspiracies, but he didn't know a lot about
Speaker 5: other conspiracies. Were very early on in this and.
Speaker 2: I told him the one conspiracy that we as a
Speaker 2: show will never touch would be the Holocaust denier narrative.
Speaker 2: Here's the reason why. And it wasn't because I was
Speaker 2: afraid of reprisals. And it wasn't because I was afraid
Speaker 2: of offending the Jews or Israel or any of these things,
Speaker 2: or the shadow people that are running the world.
Speaker 5: Nothing like that. I have done an extensive and by extensive,
Speaker 5: I mean the year's worth of research into the Holocaust
Speaker 5: itself and the denial narrative. Okay, starting from the top,
Speaker 5: there was way more Russians that were gassed than Jews.
Speaker 5: That's a mathmat certainty.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, when Ziklon B started being
Speaker 2: used in the gas chambers, that was specifically at pow
Speaker 2: camps that were housing Communist soldiers. And that's that's been
Speaker 2: verified and documented even by the UH. We even did
Speaker 2: an episode on the dude who got arrested. He actually
Speaker 2: went into the pow camps willingly started a spy network
Speaker 2: inside of the Nazi concentration camps, and he documented the
Speaker 2: day they actually turned the gas on. Right Now, keep
Speaker 2: in mind he wasn't at a Jewish concentration camp. He
Speaker 2: was at a Soviet concentration camp. The narrative of well,
Speaker 2: how did they cook that many if there was only
Speaker 2: two ovens, but that was at one camp.
Speaker 5: There was multiple, right.
Speaker 2: The whole tattooing system, why would they tattoo their prisoners
Speaker 2: Tattooing prisoners for multiple reasons has been a thing since
Speaker 2: ancient Greece, so like, that's not new, numbering them the
Speaker 2: same way you would put tags on cattle. It's it's
Speaker 2: all very documented and understood why they would do this.
Speaker 2: The amount of human experimentation that was done very very
Speaker 2: well documented. The only reason we know so much about
Speaker 2: human anatomy and physiology and what the human body is
Speaker 2: able to take before death is because of Nazi scientists
Speaker 2: and Japanese scientists, right, and again we're not talking about
Speaker 2: the Japanese conversation. They absolutely deserve their own shit into
Speaker 2: the stick here. But when it comes to the amount
Speaker 2: of Jews that were killed, the only thing that I've
Speaker 2: ever been able to find to verify or say that
Speaker 2: perhaps there's some fuckery afoot is allegedly there wasn't six
Speaker 2: million Jews in Europe before World War Two, And to
Speaker 2: that I would have to say that's complete bullshit, because
Speaker 2: the census, the ability to conduct a accurate census in
Speaker 2: most of Europe at that time was dog shit. If
Speaker 2: you look at synagogue records and temple records, which were
Speaker 2: really good at meticulously writing down how many people come
Speaker 2: to their congregation. Six million is a very low amount
Speaker 2: compared to the actual number of Jews. Now, a lot
Speaker 2: of these Jews got out of Europe prior to World
Speaker 2: War Two because they could see the riding on the wall,
Speaker 2: specifically out of Germany. Right, But the entire narrative of
Speaker 2: why they were shaven and deloused, yeah, it wasn't to
Speaker 2: dehumanize them. It's because they needed to keep them alive
Speaker 2: for longer, and life would spread typhus and dysentery, and
Speaker 2: they needed their human guinea pigs alive for longer. There
Speaker 2: have been some that have come out and were outright
Speaker 2: lying that is true. That is the exception, not the
Speaker 2: standard by any metric. The food situation, you could look
Speaker 2: at the German supply records to see how much food
Speaker 2: was going into these camps versus how much wasn't the
Speaker 2: majority of that food was going to the guards. The
Speaker 2: guards were giving them whatever was left over, and more
Speaker 2: often than not it was hope and dream soup. And
Speaker 2: that's also pretty well documented. And so many of these survivors,
Speaker 2: as soon as they were released, went into town and
Speaker 2: ate themselves to death. So as far as the starvation
Speaker 2: narrative goes, That's not something you're doing after not eating
Speaker 2: for two weeks.
Speaker 5: That's something that happens after malnutrition for years.
Speaker 2: And it's yeah, to that point, I understand why so
Speaker 2: many people have, you know, their hackles are raised when
Speaker 2: talking about the Holocaust.
Speaker 5: I get that. But the thing that I cannot fathom
Speaker 5: is why so many people, so many logical, allegedly educated
Speaker 5: people these days, side with Hitler overall.
Speaker 2: And if we're talking about because the Jewish banking conglomerate
Speaker 2: whatever else, Hitler went down on his knees for the
Speaker 2: Rothschild to get the approval for the loans to start
Speaker 2: the war. So, I mean, regardless of which way you
Speaker 2: want to swing on this one, it was never about
Speaker 2: the Jewish bankers. And yeah, the order given to start
Speaker 2: gassing the Jews, that would be called the final solution,
Speaker 2: and there's a lot of documentation to say that that
Speaker 2: absolutely was an order that went out. Now, Raven has
Speaker 2: met Holocaust survivors, multiple of them, and their stories would
Speaker 2: verified the claims correct.
Speaker 9: Yes, Yeah, they've talked a lot about different things. One
Speaker 9: of the one of the ladies, she her family got
Speaker 9: split up before the trains and her and her sister
Speaker 9: were sent to one of the camps where they were
Speaker 9: doing the experiments on and she was able. She was
Speaker 9: too young at the time they were doing the experiments
Speaker 9: on the older girls, and her sister was killed. She
Speaker 9: talked a lot about the starvation, about the abuse, the
Speaker 9: treatment that they, you know, had of all the prisoners,
Speaker 9: the guards beating them, raping them, different things like that.
Speaker 9: There was a lot of different stuff that went on.
Speaker 9: And she talked about when they got liberated. And I've
Speaker 9: met a gentleman that talked about his experience and his
Speaker 9: family that was murdered, and different things that he saw
Speaker 9: and experience there and the same things he was chat
Speaker 9: he went. He went by train and then was forced
Speaker 9: to walk a really long time. I forget exactly where
Speaker 9: he was. I haven't It's been a long time since
Speaker 9: I actually met these people, but.
Speaker 5: To that point there.
Speaker 2: You know why we know the number of rapes that
Speaker 2: a woman can take before she dies, it's because of
Speaker 2: the Nazis that did that experiment multiple times. The reason
Speaker 2: why we know how many people you have to kill
Speaker 2: to extract enough iron from their blood to make a
Speaker 2: long sword three hundred and fifty seven. By the way,
Speaker 2: The reason we know that is because of the Nazis.
Speaker 2: There's the reason why Ben Carson was able to separate
Speaker 2: the Siamese twins that were conjoined by the brain was
Speaker 2: based off of the research done by the Nazi scientists.
Speaker 5: It's yeah, this is something that and the more we
Speaker 5: get deeper into conspiratorial conversation, there are so many people
Speaker 5: and I'm not just coming at you here, brother, not
Speaker 5: at all. I understand where you're coming from.
Speaker 21: Well, here's where I think things get a little because
Speaker 21: I don't argue with any of that. There were definitely atrocities,
Speaker 21: people murdered, but.
Speaker 22: You know that's separate from the narrative of millions of
Speaker 22: people being gassed to death. You know, I would look
Speaker 22: into the structural and functional integrity of the gas chambers themselves.
Speaker 21: There's also plenty.
Speaker 22: Of survivors that I've seen who said they were well fed.
Speaker 22: You know, they printed them their own money in the camps.
Speaker 22: One of them had a swimming pool, at least one
Speaker 22: of them. You know, they had bands, they were at
Speaker 22: a theater.
Speaker 5: I would like to see these sources, brother.
Speaker 22: I also don't deny that, you know, they were probably
Speaker 22: treated like shit, and plenty of people were killed I
Speaker 22: also pretty sure the Red Cross is lowered their numbers
Speaker 22: to like one point five or two million, And you
Speaker 22: know we were Also we also did the same thing
Speaker 22: to the Japanese Americans here in this country.
Speaker 2: In concentration camps, but we didn't mass murder them or
Speaker 2: even murder them for that matter.
Speaker 8: We just do you know why we put them in
Speaker 8: intom camps, just like the actual historical reason.
Speaker 11: Why we did it.
Speaker 8: The fucker in Hawaii, Yes, because the two fucking the
Speaker 8: married couple helped a down Japanese pilot who just got
Speaker 8: done bombing Paul Harbor.
Speaker 11: He got shot down.
Speaker 8: Also, the uh samoan American dude, I can't remember his name,
Speaker 8: and it pisses me off.
Speaker 11: He legitimately broke the dudes.
Speaker 8: Broke one of the guy's neck and beat the other
Speaker 8: one to death with the club after and if I'm
Speaker 8: not mistaken, he got a medal of honor for it.
Speaker 5: I probably probably I hope he did.
Speaker 2: But uh but yeah, so just everybody's clear, we as
Speaker 2: a podcast will never be doing an episode on holocaust denial.
Speaker 2: That's just it's not it's not good for business, it's
Speaker 2: not a good take.
Speaker 5: It's certainly not a good hill to die on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not just that's that's never gonna happen on the
Speaker 2: cult of conspiracy. And I already can hear the haters
Speaker 2: in the comments section saying things about because we're bought
Speaker 2: and paid by Israel and all the things on that,
Speaker 2: and you know what, that's cool. Haters are gonna be
Speaker 2: hating and taters are gonna be potating, and that's just
Speaker 2: the way it's gonna shake out. Honestly, go ahead, Sam.
Speaker 11: Why, I honestly won't know why.
Speaker 8: People they I understand that the records and everything can
Speaker 8: be askewed and everything, but you can't sit there and
Speaker 8: say that it didn't happen.
Speaker 11: It absolutely did.
Speaker 9: Topics that we just don't feel like talking a bunch about.
Speaker 9: We have our own very deep opinions about this specific topic.
Speaker 6: It's one of those topics that's like.
Speaker 5: There's people that think that nuclear bombs are fake, Like
Speaker 5: I don't. I don't understand that logic.
Speaker 8: Either, But like I can tell, I can shout all
Speaker 8: the motherfuckers, the shadows of the people still on the
Speaker 8: skyt one.
Speaker 5: I think they cleaned it all up, but no, no,
Speaker 5: it's just no.
Speaker 8: There's still shadows are still there's still shadows of children
Speaker 8: jumping rope that will that have been sectioned off to
Speaker 8: stay there forever.
Speaker 5: It's it's a thing.
Speaker 11: Now. Do you want to know why everybody talk?
Speaker 8: I think I have a theory why everybody keeps bagging
Speaker 8: on Germany but don't give Japan enough shit. It's because
Speaker 8: they got nuke twice and we got anime and they
Speaker 8: go kuwai and bullshit.
Speaker 11: Now they dive super deep into the QTS shit.
Speaker 8: But the reason why they don't get so bagged on
Speaker 8: is because everybody says, well we knew confis they got
Speaker 8: what they deserved.
Speaker 2: Well that and also their industry wasn't completely destroyed after
Speaker 2: the war. Germany, they couldn't produce anything worth the fuck
Speaker 2: after the war. Meanwhile, Tokyo or Japan in general mainland. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but if you look at what Volkswagen was able to
Speaker 2: pump out for the next decade after the war, it
Speaker 2: took him a few years to get back up and
Speaker 2: running Japan mainland.
Speaker 5: Japan was barely touched.
Speaker 2: Like overall, their industry didn't really suffer that much, and
Speaker 2: because they weren't allowed to make a military happen again,
Speaker 2: they were able to throw all their time, energy and
Speaker 2: resources into education and technology, and that's why Japan became
Speaker 2: the techno hub that it was for decades.
Speaker 5: So Japan is one of the most It's not the
Speaker 5: number one on earth anymore, but it was for a
Speaker 5: very very long time.
Speaker 9: I mean, they have a lot of good ship from Japan.
Speaker 5: They do, they do.
Speaker 11: Japan does have a military.
Speaker 8: It's called the Japanese Defense Force, a lot like the IDF,
Speaker 8: though though technically if they are attacked they can go
Speaker 8: for UH.
Speaker 11: They can go to the full extent on defense.
Speaker 8: Well, it's actually been because of all the ship with UH. China,
Speaker 8: like Taiwan and West Taiwan, they have it, they can.
Speaker 8: I fully believe that they're about to have a fully
Speaker 8: operational military again, even with attacking. Yeah, because of China,
Speaker 8: and I ain't lie, I am biased.
Speaker 11: I wouldn't have it.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't mind if China and Japan went back went
Speaker 8: at it again and we can have the semi versus
Speaker 8: the hunt. I to me, it'll be family on family violence.
Speaker 8: I'll get the popcorn. I Uh, I ain't Chinese and
Speaker 8: Japanese Filipino. Yes, China, no man.
Speaker 5: So yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 2: Japan just got the approval to start forming a navy again,
Speaker 2: more than just a regular coast guard. And yet to
Speaker 2: your point, the Japanese army that was more like a
Speaker 2: national guard, if we're gonna get technical, But they have
Speaker 2: now gotten the approval to actually start forming up a
Speaker 2: actual standing military again, so I'm all here for it.
Speaker 8: They did have a naval ships and everything for a
Speaker 8: long time. They do have uh that while yes it
Speaker 8: is like a national guard, but it is called the JDF,
Speaker 8: the Japanese Defense Force, which I'm all for, which is funny.
Speaker 8: You can't even have a katana in Japan like every
Speaker 8: day commoner. Yeah say that because I don't know the
Speaker 8: proper term analogy. Well, I can't the fucking everyday civilian.
Speaker 8: They can't own a handgun. They can't own a fucking katana.
Speaker 8: So I'm like, so you're gonna.
Speaker 11: Say that the greatest culture to ever live and die by.
Speaker 5: The sword, but they can't have a gun.
Speaker 2: But they could still get enough random household materials to
Speaker 2: make a gun and kill their Prime Minister shinzol Abe.
Speaker 11: That I mean, all.
Speaker 8: You really need is you know what, I'm not going
Speaker 8: to tell people how to make a homemade scattergun.
Speaker 11: I will not be doing that.
Speaker 5: Google's available. Google's available, but they can walk.
Speaker 8: Into a home depot or a loads with a twenty
Speaker 8: twenty with fifteen or twenty five bucks and walk out
Speaker 8: with a fully operate, a fully auto submachine gun.
Speaker 5: Dude, it's I want to build my own looting I
Speaker 5: want to build my own looty.
Speaker 2: The the schematics are out there, and with some very
Speaker 2: basic hand tools you can make a fully automatic nine milk.
Speaker 5: You don't. It helps, but you don't need one.
Speaker 2: One of these days, when I have some time on
Speaker 2: my hands, I'm gonna build my own looty submachine gun.
Speaker 8: I made a zip gun because I was bored in
Speaker 8: shop one time. It'd be like that I gave it
Speaker 8: to my favorite This was after high school and everything.
Speaker 8: Obviously I gave it to my favorite teacher as a
Speaker 8: parting gift.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I said that might have been seen as
Speaker 2: a threat, Sam, So like, I'm glad that it was
Speaker 2: your favorite teacher, Jesus, I gave it to him.
Speaker 8: He's also actually uh, he has a he's also the
Speaker 8: county's motitian and h he has his own hunting line.
Speaker 8: Now I'll text that one to you because I'm not
Speaker 8: going to try to put his name out there.
Speaker 6: Foot So yeah, fun fact, I wanted to be a mortician.
Speaker 9: I can see that it actually was accepted into the
Speaker 9: school for mortician to be becoming mortician, and then I
Speaker 9: ended up moving and we don't have the scene programs
Speaker 9: here in Louisiana as we do in Oregon, so then
Speaker 9: I was actually going to become I wanted to do
Speaker 9: makeup actually for the dead, because I feel like that's
Speaker 9: such an underrated, very important task. A lot of people
Speaker 9: don't know how to do it because it's very specialized.
Speaker 9: I actually have taken classes on it, and you have
Speaker 9: to do it a certain way, and a lot of
Speaker 9: people don't know how to do it correctly. And that's
Speaker 9: the last image most people have of their loved ones
Speaker 9: that they have open caskets, and I feel it's such
Speaker 9: an important thing and a lot of their loved ones
Speaker 9: look so distorted and they don't look the same obviously
Speaker 9: because you're you know, because the fluids and different things
Speaker 9: like that. But the makeup plays a huge part.
Speaker 5: We were talking about making guns.
Speaker 9: Well, he said about it mortician his favorite His favorite
Speaker 9: teacher was a mortician.
Speaker 5: I didn't hear him say that. I thought I said
Speaker 5: he made his own hunting line. I missed the mortician.
Speaker 9: My bad.
Speaker 6: Well I heard him say mortician.
Speaker 11: I was like, hey, fun fact is he is a mortician.
Speaker 5: Okay, so I was wrong. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: You were looking at me crazy, like, bro, where is.
Speaker 5: This coming from? I was like, oh, man.
Speaker 8: All right, fun fact about multicians. You know why a
Speaker 8: lot more multicians, all of women on that these days
Speaker 8: and it meticulous bought that well. Also by law, like
Speaker 8: if transporting the body, it has to have more two
Speaker 8: people in the heart and it cannot be both males.
Speaker 26: Do you know why, yes, yes, I do, because in
Speaker 26: the nineties there was a lot of mm yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 26: necrop it is.
Speaker 11: Hey.
Speaker 9: Also, that guy that tied all the put string around
Speaker 9: all of the mortician, that did all the string around
Speaker 9: everyone's ankles got in trouble and actually got I think
Speaker 9: he served time in jail for it. So his whole
Speaker 9: thing was they that he put he twice he tied.
Speaker 9: He tied their legs together because he did just in
Speaker 9: case the zombie apocalypse they wouldn't be able to come
Speaker 9: no joke.
Speaker 6: And I was like, bro, oh my homie.
Speaker 26: In Christ, that's the lode.
Speaker 9: I know, but they because it's yeah, no he he
Speaker 9: was like okay, but for real, like I did this
Speaker 9: just in case. And I was like, this man deserves
Speaker 9: an actual award and you guys are out here shitting
Speaker 9: on my old boy helping people.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry this guy. So this dude who was in
Speaker 5: actual license wordtition.
Speaker 9: But yes, no not anymore.
Speaker 2: But like he was tying the legs of the dead
Speaker 2: together just in case we had a zombie apocalypse.
Speaker 5: They couldn't run after him.
Speaker 9: Yes, because he's a good he's a good man, my God, Like,
Speaker 9: I am here for this because burying them six feet
Speaker 9: underground isn't enough. No, you know what, he like just
Speaker 9: made sure just in case. He was out here being
Speaker 9: a homie for all of us God, and people felt
Speaker 9: some type of way. I was like, they're dead, nobody cares.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that he was doing that, like I hope
Speaker 2: there's a real story, but not that he thought it
Speaker 2: was real.
Speaker 5: I hope that he was doing it for the troll.
Speaker 5: I hope that was just to be.
Speaker 9: There's some really good morticians that I follow that are
Speaker 9: females that like break stuff down, and there's there's actually
Speaker 9: quite a few female morticians nowadays. I really did want
Speaker 9: to become one, Honestly, I still do all the time.
Speaker 2: One of the one of the last sergeant majors I
Speaker 2: ever served under, he actually excuse me, top he got
Speaker 2: as a mass startant Top Dixon.
Speaker 5: He still lives in around the DC area. He is
Speaker 5: a fifth generation mortician.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it stays in the family a lot, and it's uh,
Speaker 9: it's definitely not work for everybody else say that I
Speaker 9: did some So I I was pregnant when I applied
Speaker 9: to become in the mortician school, and so I actually
Speaker 9: got to go and do different stuff. It was the
Speaker 9: one aspect of the hardest part for me was the children.
Speaker 9: That was definitely it was really really tough to disassociate
Speaker 9: and separate myself from that that part. So, but there's
Speaker 9: a lot of different aspects to becoming a mortician. But
Speaker 9: now they're like funeral home directors instead. So that's what
Speaker 9: we have here in said and it's not the same
Speaker 9: kind of thing, but crematoriums are big and so one
Speaker 9: of my buddies that was in my EMT school with
Speaker 9: me when we were doing our EMT courses. He actually
Speaker 9: worked at the big, big crematorium down in Portland. It's underground,
Speaker 9: it's massive, there's.
Speaker 5: A money making operation handover fits. They're so highly regulated
Speaker 5: because of all the fun shit that goes on.
Speaker 9: There's some wild shit that goes on with those things.
Speaker 9: But he told me this story, and I'll never forget it.
Speaker 9: They had of get this person that was like nine
Speaker 9: hundred pounds out of god, out of the basement. And
Speaker 9: it's also that person had been there for hot minutes,
Speaker 9: so the bloating was happening, so it was like it
Speaker 9: was over one thousand pounds.
Speaker 5: Cutting it up, they like, oh my god.
Speaker 9: So I don't for those people that don't know, we're
Speaker 9: not going to get into like gruesome details of how
Speaker 9: the body expands and stuff. But it was expanded and
Speaker 9: as they were trying to like lift this person out
Speaker 9: of the house and everything, it turned into a hot
Speaker 9: dog in a microwave situation.
Speaker 5: Oh hot dog down a hallway. No no, no, I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: I was in a microwave situation and it was pretty bad,
Speaker 9: he said. They like it took them three four days
Speaker 9: to get everything out, and it was just the whole
Speaker 9: story front like start to finish was terrible in every way,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, shoot.
Speaker 2: So I've thought about at least being the silent owner
Speaker 2: of a crematorium one day, because that is a money
Speaker 2: making operation. However, the amount of certifications and licenses and
Speaker 2: everything else, like the amount of legalities and random inspections
Speaker 2: from different three letter agencies and whatever else, it goes down.
Speaker 2: It's like to be successful at it. The juice saying
Speaker 2: worth the squeeze unless this is like like your life.
Speaker 9: Honestly, I would become a partner in the pod situation
Speaker 9: if I was going to do anything.
Speaker 5: Really the tree pod thing, No.
Speaker 9: The pods in the walls. I don't know if you
Speaker 9: ever I've talked to you about this before. So in California,
Speaker 9: they have a company that is turning people into like
Speaker 9: moss and fungus pretty much. And what they do is
Speaker 9: is you get this pod and it comes out and
Speaker 9: they put your body in it, and they have all
Speaker 9: different types of fungus and microbials and all this stuff,
Speaker 9: and they rotate you every couple days and they add
Speaker 9: in different ingredients and pretty much over the course of
Speaker 9: I think it's ninety days or something, they accelerate the
Speaker 9: breakdown of the body and you turn into pretty much
Speaker 9: fertilizer and fungus and that kind of stuff. It's actually
Speaker 9: a really fascinating group. And if you look into the
Speaker 9: amount of bodies that we have per space, like, we're
Speaker 9: going to have to do something. And that's where the
Speaker 9: whole conversation of good Old Gates comes in, because Gates
Speaker 9: has been trying to use that as a way of like, well,
Speaker 9: why don't we just chop the bodies up and this
Speaker 9: net and yeah, there's a lot more to it than
Speaker 9: just doing that ore you'll end up poisoning the ground.
Speaker 9: And there's a whole bunch of things that go into
Speaker 9: disposing of bodies.
Speaker 5: So I still think my idea of cremation and then
Speaker 5: putting my ashes and fireworks, that's that just seems like
Speaker 5: the best course of action.
Speaker 6: I mean, people have done it.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, no, I talked to them about.
Speaker 9: Yeah, people have definitely done it. I mean, I guess
Speaker 9: you want to rain down upon everyone.
Speaker 2: Well, I found that the firework company. I've I've also
Speaker 2: priced with the company that can make shapes in the sky.
Speaker 9: Are you going to be a dicked shape?
Speaker 5: I have a list.
Speaker 6: I have a list and a rhino shape for the
Speaker 6: honey badger.
Speaker 5: Maybe for him, maybe for him, But no, I have
Speaker 5: a list.
Speaker 2: Ex Wife number one has a firework that's designated for her.
Speaker 2: Ex Wife number two also has a firework designated for her.
Speaker 2: Each of my children have fireworks that are dedicated to them,
Speaker 2: just one. You know, some of these are very sweet.
Speaker 2: Some of these are not so much. And that's okay.
Speaker 2: That could be my final word, all right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, I need somebody to volunteer to light one over DC.
Speaker 2: And it is, in fact in the shape of a
Speaker 2: massive green weenie. Just a w'or all clear, I'm here
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, gonna go to If I'm gonna go jail, I'll
Speaker 9: go out.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 9: I want to be burned on a pyre on aire.
Speaker 2: I like either the firework company or a Cajun biking burial.
Speaker 2: I'm good with either, or that would be cheaper for sure.
Speaker 9: Sam. I see your hand and your hand raised, and
Speaker 9: then we'll get to roll.
Speaker 8: Oh I haven't actually set my will that I if that,
Speaker 8: it doesn't matter.
Speaker 11: I can be moved to a state where allows it.
Speaker 8: I have to be my I have to be wrapped
Speaker 8: up in a shroud with my family quest on it.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna be laid on a six foot high hire.
Speaker 8: The bottom of it has to be oak, and it
Speaker 8: has alternate between dogwood and oak. And I have to
Speaker 8: be uh lit and cremated, so I'm nothing but ashes.
Speaker 8: And then my ashes are to be scattered on uh
Speaker 8: my uh my grandparents's land, specifically because I know my
Speaker 8: cousin is gonna inherit it, uh and I know he
Speaker 8: is also a big connoisseur like I am, and he's
Speaker 8: a he like me. He also does very good informing
Speaker 8: I'm gonna have it. My ashes are gonna be put
Speaker 8: in his garden.
Speaker 5: Specifically for the sacred Herb I'm assuming.
Speaker 11: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: I figured I figured as.
Speaker 9: Much, the sacred blessed Herb.
Speaker 11: Yes, I am already infused. I must be.
Speaker 9: I must be one with the Herb Jesus Christ. Chaos.
Speaker 16: So back when I was doing my past profession, it
Speaker 16: was July here in West Texas, hot its fuck. It
Speaker 16: was one hundred and four degrees and I got a
Speaker 16: call for a welfare check from a landlord for his
Speaker 16: tenant that has always been on time, same day every
Speaker 16: month for years. Well after seven days, he was like, well,
Speaker 16: I'm gonna call the cops, so do a welfare check.
Speaker 16: So we did, and had smell that something definitely was wrong,
Speaker 16: and being our past experience, we know that smell. So
Speaker 16: we broke in and the poor guy was dead in
Speaker 16: the living room. His oven was on he was making
Speaker 16: fish sticks. The only reason we know was fish sticks
Speaker 16: is because the box was on top of the oven.
Speaker 16: So not only was the oven odd, but it was
Speaker 16: hot as hell outside and windows were open, and so
Speaker 16: it like really progressed.
Speaker 6: Body fish.
Speaker 16: And because we were small county, we didn't have like
Speaker 16: for the professional corners that come, so it's always was
Speaker 16: like the closest ambulance. And even it was.
Speaker 9: Two old ladies. So I was like, I'm not going.
Speaker 16: To make them carry this like three hundred pound men
Speaker 16: over here. So I made my lieutenant. He was being
Speaker 16: a puss. I was like, we need to help these
Speaker 16: girls out.
Speaker 9: Well, let's just say it.
Speaker 16: It was not pretty like it was.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he bought that. He did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ye, then you got human soup everywhere, and it's like, well, great, great,
Speaker 2: this is this is how I'm starving and protecting today.
Speaker 9: It's a smell though, that like if you've never smelled it.
Speaker 9: You can't describe it to somebody. It is a smell
Speaker 9: that just doesn't leave your nostrils like you can, like
Speaker 9: you know, the smell without even the same with uh
Speaker 9: internal bleeding. Yeah, so internal bleeding is I would say
Speaker 9: worse than almost most death smells. Uh that maybe because
Speaker 9: I I already know that it's a horrible smell, but
Speaker 9: maybe because I was pregnant when I actually had my
Speaker 9: first patient with it.
Speaker 5: Oh man, you got a whole extra raw that most
Speaker 5: humans don't.
Speaker 9: This smell like it. I actually might get nauseous, Like
Speaker 9: I'm not even kidding, Like if you know, if you've
Speaker 9: ever smelled someone to be internally bleeding, and he was.
Speaker 6: It was oozing from this man.
Speaker 9: And I had on two masks and because at the time,
Speaker 9: you know, because I didn't want to get sick, because
Speaker 9: obviously I'm pregnant, so I had essential oils in my
Speaker 9: mask trying to it's trying to cover the smell. You
Speaker 9: could smell it shit from the hallway. It was so bad,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, who you I mean, It's one of
Speaker 9: those things of like you know, somebody is going to
Speaker 9: pass because of the smells that they start having in
Speaker 9: secreting you know some of some people. It's not obvious
Speaker 9: in all people. But yeah, no, it's it's one of
Speaker 9: those vibes. All right, we are forty five to the
Speaker 9: bottom of the chat, so we're going to get there.
Speaker 9: We're going to get there, y'all. Happened a wizard ended
Speaker 9: up leaving, I think, But.
Speaker 2: Yeah he did, but he was aw how back in
Speaker 2: the day he used to slaying the moxies.
Speaker 9: Like a madman in Seattle.
Speaker 5: Yep, yep.
Speaker 2: Ashton says, does that mean if Netanyahoo claims Israel is
Speaker 2: not a country and is a terrorist stake, could they
Speaker 2: violate the Geneva Convention?
Speaker 5: I suppose.
Speaker 2: But we're talking about the president or prime minister or
Speaker 2: whatever of Israel claiming that Israel is now a terrorist state,
Speaker 2: like he would self acknowledge that. At that point, I'll
Speaker 2: just say this, all bets would be fucking off. I
Speaker 2: don't even know what would happen next, but I know
Speaker 2: it would be wild as fuck. You know, take that
Speaker 2: with whatever grain assault you need. Uh, terror states get destroyed. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's true, that's true. We'll see here.
Speaker 9: Night staff.
Speaker 5: Uh, Steph had to take off night Steph, thank you
Speaker 5: for dropping the line.
Speaker 9: You're right, put it a meme in there of Kermit
Speaker 9: the Frog snorting some lines of blow.
Speaker 5: It's getting railed out being a good time. Oh man. Apparently.
Speaker 2: I I thought everybody knew that Kermit the Frog was
Speaker 2: an African American gentleman.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that that was like a hot take.
Speaker 9: He's an African American man. I mean, I don't care.
Speaker 2: No Kermit. Wait, say you got Honey Badger, what he ain't.
Speaker 18: No Africa American frog because black people don't name name kids.
Speaker 8: Kurry.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's fair, But he is also a rather frail
Speaker 2: male who is slamming Miss Piggy.
Speaker 9: You're gonna say because it's a big.
Speaker 5: Old girl, a big old white chick with crazy hair
Speaker 5: and crazy eyes and like all the thing.
Speaker 2: And then you got Kurman that's bait into her. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I thought this was understick.
Speaker 9: It could be a Hispanic man, It could be a
Speaker 9: Hispanic it could be a white.
Speaker 5: Boy Curry, maybe many things. He's Urkle.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of white boys out there that be
Speaker 9: doing that too, So.
Speaker 2: What I don't know, Honey Badger, give me your hot
Speaker 2: take on this one, just because you.
Speaker 5: Know he's back. Somebody that's want the thickest. Don't mean no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: no no no. Miss Piggy is not thicker. She is fat.
Speaker 5: And I don't mean p h too over here hating.
Speaker 9: I'm not hating, Yeah, hating.
Speaker 5: Not at all. I thought I was just a knowledging effect.
Speaker 5: Colder than, thicker than zoo glass, thicker.
Speaker 9: Than that's the best thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 5: Thicker than zoo glass at the Gorilla exhibit.
Speaker 17: Bro, Man, I love you money badger. You make me
Speaker 17: so happy.
Speaker 5: I'm stealing that.
Speaker 8: Bro.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, oh my gosh, oh my god.
Speaker 7: Peanut butter.
Speaker 5: I heard the oatmeal, heard the peanut butter. I heard
Speaker 5: these things, but I never heard that ship.
Speaker 9: Y know, they were going off on that one.
Speaker 5: Joe, Australia, go ahead, Australia is gone in my eyes.
Speaker 2: I am not a racist and love anyone that loves me,
Speaker 2: same Joe saying, but mass immigration is ruining our country.
Speaker 2: Also same Joe, same. I don't know the best or
Speaker 2: most ethical way to saw this issue, but it's sad
Speaker 2: to see it to seek cunts. Yeah, I agree, and
Speaker 2: that's also that is not specifically Australian issue. America's having
Speaker 2: that issue, Britain's having that issue, Germany's having that issue,
Speaker 2: Sweden is having that.
Speaker 9: Like Scotland, Ireland, all the UK, Spain, everywhere.
Speaker 5: It's that's the thing.
Speaker 2: And it's not about their race, it's not about their
Speaker 2: half the time, it's not even about their religion. It's
Speaker 2: literally about if these people can culturally assimilate to the
Speaker 2: new area. And if the religion is the reason why
Speaker 2: they can't, or if their background is the reason that
Speaker 2: they can't, then like.
Speaker 5: That's a problem.
Speaker 2: You know, there are certain countries that they would probably
Speaker 2: be able to move to right now and live a happy,
Speaker 2: healthy life in a safer condition.
Speaker 5: I'll put it like this.
Speaker 2: The whole immigration thing let's talk about, is that coming
Speaker 2: from a third world country to a first world you know,
Speaker 2: it's there's a couple of steps that need to be
Speaker 2: taken to make things just kind of smooth without and
Speaker 2: that doesn't seem to be the case anywhere.
Speaker 9: I don't know, it's one of those unsolvable issues. I
Speaker 9: think at this point, it's.
Speaker 5: Like nation building, Like America is really not good at
Speaker 5: nation building. We have we have been.
Speaker 2: We've shown that we are not the best at that.
Speaker 2: And I had somebody debate me on this the other
Speaker 2: day and they're like, look at Germany and Japan.
Speaker 5: They nation built really good after World War Two.
Speaker 2: And it's like, okay, but let's talk about the raw
Speaker 2: materials we were starting with here. We were talking about
Speaker 2: first world country being rebuilt into a first world country.
Speaker 2: You can't really nation build into a third world country
Speaker 2: of people that don't want.
Speaker 5: A nation to be built there. Yeah, it's yeah.
Speaker 9: Anyway, let's see spirit Animal says by Afroman.
Speaker 6: If Afroman ran for president, you'd vote for him?
Speaker 9: I could. I could see that man. Now now you
Speaker 9: have he did have.
Speaker 11: A president in four and I voted for him.
Speaker 9: Afroman like foot five and Tuesday exact.
Speaker 8: Afroman, Yeah, because you're I voted for him because he
Speaker 8: was running on full legalization of marijuana.
Speaker 6: Maybe that's all we need.
Speaker 5: It was running under the birthday party.
Speaker 6: And now all of us.
Speaker 9: How does everyone know that song by the way, without
Speaker 9: even somehow knowing that who heard it first? And then
Speaker 9: just all of a sudden, everyone knows it word for word.
Speaker 9: I don't even remember the first time I ever even
Speaker 9: heard it. I just somehow magically know every single word
Speaker 9: to that song.
Speaker 5: I grew up in such a well that okay, you can.
Speaker 9: Say, no way my parents would have played that song.
Speaker 2: No no, I grew up in such a strict Christian household.
Speaker 2: Never in my life had I heard afro Man. But
Speaker 2: the first time I heard the opening to that the
Speaker 2: whole blind Man right now? WHOA good morning, ladies. Somehow
Speaker 2: there was something that was triggered deep deep within my
Speaker 2: nineties baby DNA, and somehow I could sing along the
Speaker 2: entire song that I had never heard before.
Speaker 9: I still don't know where I heard it. I really
Speaker 9: am trying. You don't even want to raise your hand tonight.
Speaker 9: What is it? What you need?
Speaker 11: Boy? Have either of you ever heard of the ninety
Speaker 11: nine monkey theory?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Well I use the wet really.
Speaker 6: I like the twelve Monkey movie, but that's not the same.
Speaker 9: Sorry. Have you never seen twelve Monkeys with Bruce Willis
Speaker 9: and and the show like it's all about conspiracies and
Speaker 9: time travel and okay, but look at the show itself.
Speaker 9: The show doesn't have Bruce Willison it and I think
Speaker 9: you would love that show. It goes off into some
Speaker 9: crazy tangents and time travel and rewriting. If you kill
Speaker 9: this one person. It's going to change the narrative and
Speaker 9: it's like conspiracy Hub Central.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Sorry, So that'll be on my new You watch it
Speaker 11: and I'll.
Speaker 9: Watch it too, and we can chat about it, because
Speaker 9: I am all about watching things with people and chatting. Yes, butterfly, yes, yeah.
Speaker 5: Basically it's one hundred monkey theory.
Speaker 22: Pro Man forgot the campaign because he got high.
Speaker 8: Hell yeah, I campaignful, I could. But then so they
Speaker 8: did it. They actually did this study. They took a monkey.
Speaker 8: They taught it. I can't remember what they taught it.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, they taught it like about the seashells down
Speaker 8: at the seashell and try to try to use it
Speaker 8: for currency.
Speaker 11: Well they did it with that one monkey.
Speaker 8: That one monkey started doing that, and lo and behold,
Speaker 8: the female monkeys started doing like actually doing make a position.
Speaker 8: But that they did this with one group of monkeys
Speaker 8: on this island, and then they went to a to
Speaker 8: another island, and those monkeys have already started doing that
Speaker 8: after that first island. When a hundred monkeys have started
Speaker 8: to exhibit this behavior, it went like almost a high
Speaker 8: mind across both islands.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've heard of it before, and I think it's fascinating.
Speaker 6: So it's very possible that the Afric symbol to the
Speaker 6: S symbol.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the S symbol from the nineties.
Speaker 2: If I drew six lines in a specific pattern and
Speaker 2: I had you a piece of paper, everybody knows how
Speaker 2: to draw the S. Does anybody remember ever being taught that?
Speaker 2: Or was that just a thing that all all of
Speaker 2: us somehow we saw the six lines and we just
Speaker 2: had the call from the ancestors, and we're.
Speaker 9: Just like, there's a coole theory on that on TikTok,
Speaker 9: and everybody was like, we just woke up one day
Speaker 9: and all of us did this globally and it's, you know,
Speaker 9: a weird theory that somehow we all got an image
Speaker 9: pushed into our mind and we doesn't have the rest.
Speaker 6: Of the image. We just had one image.
Speaker 5: I remember when my kids tried showing me this cool thing, and.
Speaker 9: I'm like, oh, my kids showed me and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 9: it's been a thing. Yeah, that's been a whole vibe.
Speaker 22: But no, So when he said logo the one now
Speaker 22: it was the Stusie logo Stuicie Jean company.
Speaker 21: It was big in the early nineties.
Speaker 5: No, Susie, Yeah, is that where that came from.
Speaker 21: That's where I know it from.
Speaker 8: Dam.
Speaker 9: I don't know, never even saw it, but I can
Speaker 9: tell you that I do love cold forty five, and
Speaker 9: I know everywhere to see.
Speaker 2: I thought when you said on hundred monkeys theory, my
Speaker 2: brain immediately goes to the wet monkey.
Speaker 5: Theory, which I think I've talked about on the show
Speaker 5: a few times. You you've never heard this.
Speaker 2: I don't know, So why do Why could we not
Speaker 2: put our hands in our pockets in the Marine Corps?
Speaker 2: Of course we did, but like the rule was that
Speaker 2: we don't do that, even though there was no rule
Speaker 2: that actually said we couldn't do it.
Speaker 9: There isn't a rule.
Speaker 5: There's no rule anywhere in the.
Speaker 9: Mean I got haze for nothing.
Speaker 5: There is nowhere nowhere in the UMJ or the Marine
Speaker 5: Corps guy, but nothing where it says that your hands
Speaker 5: are prohibited from going inside your pockets.
Speaker 9: I rate sand for five straight days in the sun
Speaker 9: in twenty nine palms in patterns because I put my
Speaker 9: hand in my pocket. To be honest, I wanted to
Speaker 9: get it. My nose was running and I wanted to
Speaker 9: actually get a tissue, but I was walking, so technically
Speaker 9: I was breaking the sacred rule of not putting my
Speaker 9: hand in the.
Speaker 5: Pocket while walking. That whole thing.
Speaker 9: No, you can't put your hands in your pocket while walking, pre.
Speaker 5: No rule against it. So do you don't know why
Speaker 5: that is? I'm is because the wet monkey theory.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna go fucking crying corn.
Speaker 5: So here's here's how this goes.
Speaker 2: Okay, there was five monkeys that were in this cage,
Speaker 2: and there was a ladder, and there was a banana
Speaker 2: was put at the top of this ladder. One monkey
Speaker 2: climbed up and got this banana, and the other four
Speaker 2: monkeys got sprayed with the fire hose.
Speaker 5: All right, cool.
Speaker 2: The next day, same experiment was conducted. The same monkey
Speaker 2: went up and got this banana. The other four monkeys
Speaker 2: just sprayed down with the fire hose, never knowing why,
Speaker 2: never knowing that they weren't supposed touch banana or anything.
Speaker 2: But from that day forward it was understood, you don't
Speaker 2: touch the fucking banana. So then third day, that monkey
Speaker 2: tries climbing the ladder and the other monkeys beat the
Speaker 2: shit out of him, almost to death. And now it's
Speaker 2: understood we are not going to touch this banana ever.
Speaker 5: Ever.
Speaker 2: Ever, they take one of these monkeys and they cycle
Speaker 2: it out and put a new monkey in here. He
Speaker 2: doesn't know the rule yet, so the following day he
Speaker 2: tries to climb up and get this banana, and the
Speaker 2: other monkeys who are salty and know what that fire
Speaker 2: hose about, beat the shit out of him, so he
Speaker 2: now knows don't touch the fucking banana. Couple days, a
Speaker 2: couple weeks go by, they start cycling out all the
Speaker 2: old monkeys, and before you know it, there's five monkeys
Speaker 2: that were never a part of the fire hose ever,
Speaker 2: but they all now know you don't touch the fucking banana.
Speaker 5: And when a new monkey comes in, they beat the
Speaker 5: shit out of him when he tries to touch it.
Speaker 2: This is the reason for all the stupid rules that
Speaker 2: we had to follow in the Marine Corps, because someone
Speaker 2: somewhere decided this is the way I want to see it,
Speaker 2: and if you go out of line, your shit's gonna
Speaker 2: get wrecked.
Speaker 9: I heard it was because if I heard it was
Speaker 9: because if something was to happen and your hands were
Speaker 9: in the pocket, your pockets, then you aren't mission ready,
Speaker 9: like you wouldn't be able to get down on the
Speaker 9: ground fast enough.
Speaker 5: Blah blah blah blah blah, which is so stupid.
Speaker 6: The reason why we couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: It's unprofessional, it makes me your pocket stretchy, you look lazy,
Speaker 2: it's you're you're not mission ready.
Speaker 5: Name your stupid fucking reason. It's the fire hose and
Speaker 5: the wet monkeys.
Speaker 9: I did see though, Uh. One of this was during MCT.
Speaker 9: I think uh the staff sergeant decided to prove a point.
Speaker 9: Somebody was walking with their hands of the pockets during
Speaker 9: the forest and we had to be honest. We were
Speaker 9: supposed to be like getting ready to do something. I
Speaker 9: don't know why they were doing it. She comes out
Speaker 9: of nowhere and just completely kicks out his legs from him,
Speaker 9: and of course he has both of his hands in
Speaker 9: his pocket because it's freezing cold, and he just face
Speaker 9: plants it right onto his weapon, and she's like, well, now,
Speaker 9: what are you gonna do? And from then on I
Speaker 9: was made sure that I didn't keep my hands in
Speaker 9: my fucking pockets even if I was cold. To tell
Speaker 9: you that much, I.
Speaker 5: Get it, sneaky bitch, so I get it. But as
Speaker 5: far as the actual rule behind it, there is none.
Speaker 9: I feel some type of way right now. I thought
Speaker 9: there was a rule this whole time. So being in
Speaker 9: d C, you don't even walk up with my hands
Speaker 9: in my pockets.
Speaker 5: Hardly to this day should I do? Fuck them?
Speaker 9: I know you do because you're salty bitch.
Speaker 5: Because I don't give a fuck, Keisha.
Speaker 9: That's why I actually don't do it. I just subconsciously
Speaker 9: just don't do it.
Speaker 5: I don't know, like walking in step with people, you know,
Speaker 5: like you'll accidentally end up walking in step with somebody
Speaker 5: that you're walking with. I will go out of my
Speaker 5: way to change my pace to not be in step
Speaker 5: with somebody because I'm like, nope, M.
Speaker 9: Just naturally fall into step though, because you're like way
Speaker 9: better at drill than I am.
Speaker 5: So this is why I have to go out of
Speaker 5: my way to not be and it sucks. Anyway.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna calling Raw Vision for a second, Sam because
Speaker 9: he popped up his hand.
Speaker 2: Also Raw Vision, Yo. The art work you did, yeah,
Speaker 2: fucking phenomenal work.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much. I appreciate it. I love it.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm glad you like it. I was actually I
Speaker 1: did it. I finished it a couple of days ago,
Speaker 1: and I was like sending this, it's gonna be weird, It's.
Speaker 6: Not gonna be weird.
Speaker 5: I like it a lot.
Speaker 9: I put it up on everything. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 9: everything look fuck yeah.
Speaker 1: I was at work and I just like random like
Speaker 1: stepped out and I saw I have some notifications on Instagram.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, who loved me? And then uh
Speaker 1: I looked up. I was like, okay, fuck you people.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm glad you did it.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 1: But to that wet monkey period, I thought he was
Speaker 1: talking about the aquatic eight theory.
Speaker 5: Okay, I hear, Okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: But then I saw a video on YouTube. I think
Speaker 1: it's YouTube shorter Instagram or something like that. But they
Speaker 1: did the social experiment where they had these people sitting
Speaker 1: in the weighting room and they had a beat and
Speaker 1: every time the beat would happen, you'd have to stand up. Yep,
Speaker 1: So pretty much the same concept. The first lady who's
Speaker 1: in there is one lady in there. At first she
Speaker 1: keeps standing up, and then like another dude comes in
Speaker 1: and he hears the beat, he sees her stand up,
Speaker 1: so he stands up, and then they just keep doing it.
Speaker 1: Like as more people come to the waiting room, eventually
Speaker 1: nobody was in that original that was in the original
Speaker 1: group was in there anymore. And they keep doing the
Speaker 1: beat and people just keep standing up. So I think
Speaker 1: that's something in our dnare and our nature or something
Speaker 1: like that. We just kind of like those.
Speaker 9: Familiar There's a lot of stuff that happened that they
Speaker 9: experience that they've shown that we just follow suit. What
Speaker 9: is that one where there was fifteen people I think
Speaker 9: at the table and purposely people were getting answers wrong,
Speaker 9: and most of the people would just go along with
Speaker 9: it because they didn't want to be socially outcasted from
Speaker 9: the group. And you could tell they were like really
Speaker 9: struggling because they wanted to say the answer the correct way,
Speaker 9: but they didn't also want to be outcast by the
Speaker 9: entire group except for like one person in each time
Speaker 9: that they did it would hold true to being Nope,
Speaker 9: that's wrong, No, that's wrong. But other than that, everybody
Speaker 9: else just can consistently conform to the majority of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what we do a lot we do nowadays,
Speaker 1: Like the way that society runs right now is literally
Speaker 1: based on that. Like a lot of shit that we do,
Speaker 1: Like we all were just saying it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 7: I mean, somebody like.
Speaker 1: Kicks you from money, kicks your feet for money being
Speaker 1: fall in your face, because that makes sense. But like
Speaker 1: a lot of the other stuff that we do, it's
Speaker 1: like that doesn't make any fucking sense.
Speaker 8: M h.
Speaker 2: And that's humans are creatures of habit, right, and our
Speaker 2: brains are hardwired for pattern recognition, and that's a survival
Speaker 2: thing that goes back to the to the caveman days.
Speaker 2: So more often than not, and you'll have outliers, you
Speaker 2: have ones and tuesdays that go against it, because.
Speaker 5: That's just who they are as a person, right.
Speaker 9: But me, I'm not one.
Speaker 2: I'm talking ninety nine percent of human beings, when put
Speaker 2: in a situation like that, unbeknownst to them that they're
Speaker 2: a part of a social experiment, will fall in line
Speaker 2: to either A not be seen as the outcast. B.
Speaker 5: Everybody else is doing it.
Speaker 2: And then they'll even start justifying it even after the
Speaker 2: experiment's over, and you'll talk to these people, they're like, well,
Speaker 2: the standing experiment, right, Well, I mean you know, it
Speaker 2: was like I was stretching my legs a little bit.
Speaker 2: I didn't have a problem with it, and kind of
Speaker 2: my legs are getting stove up. I wanted to stand
Speaker 2: up at some point. It's like, you're you're now playing
Speaker 2: the issue. You're playing the game right, You're you're justifying
Speaker 2: this ridiculous behavior as best you can cut to everything
Speaker 2: that has happened to America in the last five years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't want to, but it just seems like
Speaker 1: the most vibe blocks It's like, oh, what she wants
Speaker 1: you right?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: And I would like to think that if in that situation,
Speaker 2: I go to a waiting room and I hear this
Speaker 2: bell ding and everybody stands up, that I would just
Speaker 2: look at them like they're fucking retard and be like, hmmm,
Speaker 2: I guess their doctor told them to stretch and I
Speaker 2: don't know, and just like keep looking at my shit
Speaker 2: in mind of my business.
Speaker 5: I want to believe that I've never been put in
Speaker 5: that situation.
Speaker 6: I know I would be that person.
Speaker 9: Yeah, without a doubt, I'm definitely have been put into
Speaker 9: situations where I'm watching everyone else to do stuff and
Speaker 9: I'm I'm good, so you're doing stupid shit and I'm
Speaker 9: just gonna be the one all by myself, which is fine,
Speaker 9: I don't mind. And then other people are looking at
Speaker 9: me and I'm looking at them, and no knows the answer.
Speaker 9: But okay, I I know that for me, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: question it and look at people and not just go
Speaker 9: along with it, just because that's always who I've always been.
Speaker 9: So I don't know about other people, but I like
Speaker 9: the experiments. I think they're super fascinating. And I like
Speaker 9: to watch the actual videos of them conducting them, and
Speaker 9: watch the facial expressions and how they're all interacting with
Speaker 9: each other, and watch how people go against their own
Speaker 9: nature just to conform into those situations, and watch how
Speaker 9: they're highly uncomfortable and looking around, and you can tell
Speaker 9: that they want to say something, but unless somebody else
Speaker 9: will speak up, then no one else will speak and
Speaker 9: do anything. And that ties in with that whole horrible
Speaker 9: situation that happened with the Square buildings. What is that
Speaker 9: place called where that woman was raped in the circle
Speaker 9: right in the middle of the apartment complex and all
Speaker 9: of her neighbors could see and all of her neighbors
Speaker 9: could hear it, and not one person did anything. No one.
Speaker 5: I don't know about that one. I know about what
Speaker 5: happened at the beach a couple of years ago, the
Speaker 5: middle of spring break, this girl was getting raped on
Speaker 5: the beach in front of everyone. Instead of stopping at
Speaker 5: everybody just pull out their cell phone.
Speaker 6: No, this is a really really famous case.
Speaker 9: So pretty much she was raped in front of all
Speaker 9: of her neighbors, and every single went all questioned because
Speaker 9: they were all out, they all could see her and
Speaker 9: she's screaming for help. And when all of them were questioned,
Speaker 9: every single one of them said, I thought somebody else
Speaker 9: was going to do something, So they're guilty. I thought
Speaker 9: somebody else called. I thought somebody else was going to
Speaker 9: help her. I thought something out, somebody else was going
Speaker 9: to step in do something. There's actually a syndrome that's
Speaker 9: associated and I honestly I can't remember it off the
Speaker 9: top of my head. There's a lot of experiments that
Speaker 9: have been done that have shown that when push come
Speaker 9: to shove, people will naturally step back now and not
Speaker 9: actually help because well, that person should be doing it.
Speaker 6: I thought that person was going to do it. Maybe
Speaker 6: somebody else will help.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're all equally complicit and guilty at that point.
Speaker 1: Then I took a psyche class and we watched this video.
Speaker 1: It's a pretty famous video the the shock experiment. Well,
Speaker 1: like somebody who's with the lab coat and they tell
Speaker 1: you like that, yes, yes, you know, this person is
Speaker 1: behind this glass and you got to press the button
Speaker 1: and it's going.
Speaker 9: To give them again and the shock one and how high?
Speaker 5: What was the name of it? That was a famous
Speaker 5: experiment they did in the seventies. I can't remember the
Speaker 5: name of it.
Speaker 6: I thought it was in the sixties maybe.
Speaker 5: And then they also did the same thing with the
Speaker 5: prison type of situation.
Speaker 9: Christee, Yeah, that that's a super fascinating Did you see
Speaker 9: the movie. Yes, I've seen the movie. I've read, I've
Speaker 9: watched all the stuff about it. It's it's a really
Speaker 9: crazy experiment. What what happened? I mean, yes, it went
Speaker 9: to the absolute extreme, but it was easy to show
Speaker 9: what people will do, especially in hive mentality status. I mean,
Speaker 9: people can be hived hived up quickly and rallied up
Speaker 9: to do things even it goes against their complete morals
Speaker 9: when push come to shove pretty much, and they were
Speaker 9: just kind of like and the what killed me about
Speaker 9: that experiment is the prisoners were of the same people
Speaker 9: and they weren't actually prisoners, yet they completely conformed and
Speaker 9: melded into their spots and were allowing the abuse to
Speaker 9: happen without fighting back. That that alone just is wild
Speaker 9: to me that they just immediately turned into actual prisoners
Speaker 9: in their minds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's really about it's like why do we
Speaker 1: do it? Because like you think that that was kind
Speaker 1: of like.
Speaker 6: You think you get mad, angry, you'd fight back something.
Speaker 1: Like kind like all bad of us by the time.
Speaker 1: But like it stands to be like one of those
Speaker 1: things is like stapled into our DNA.
Speaker 9: I wonder if it has anything to do with trying
Speaker 9: to at least survive a situation. You know, if you
Speaker 9: don't want to rock the boat enough, you don't want
Speaker 9: to stand out, you don't want to trigger an even
Speaker 9: more violent response out of somebody, so you be complicent,
Speaker 9: you'd be quiet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, go along with what's happening.
Speaker 5: The survival instinctive fight or flight.
Speaker 2: I have always said there's a third option that is
Speaker 2: more likely, and people don't really talk about it enough,
Speaker 2: which is freeze and conform.
Speaker 1: YEP.
Speaker 2: When presented with some Yeah, there are some people that
Speaker 2: will immediately start fighting, there are some that will run away,
Speaker 2: and there will some that will just stand there and
Speaker 2: shock and just kind of do as they're told because
Speaker 2: they just their brain short circuits. I feel like way
Speaker 2: more people fall into that category than what most psychology
Speaker 2: will tell you.
Speaker 9: I think there is something to say about when you
Speaker 9: are put into a situation where you have to make
Speaker 9: really hard decisions yep, and there's no good decisions, and
Speaker 9: either you you have to weigh your options of what's
Speaker 9: going to happen to you, and either you allow a
Speaker 9: certain type of abuse to happen and you know that
Speaker 9: you'll be able to survive that, or you fight against
Speaker 9: it and you aren't sure you're going to be able
Speaker 9: to survive that situation. But that falls into other kind
Speaker 9: of categories and stuff. But I think that is at
Speaker 9: least in part in some people's cases of why they
Speaker 9: allow certain things to be done with them when they
Speaker 9: can't when they in all looking at reality, they should
Speaker 9: be fighting back. I think it's more or less a
Speaker 9: survival skill to be able to survive. I can survive
Speaker 9: what's going to happen to me. I don't know if
Speaker 9: I can survive if I fight back.
Speaker 1: Sure, sure more tricky when it's like I don't know, well,
Speaker 1: I know I can survive the situations. But like if
Speaker 1: this situation affects not only me, but it'll affects somebody else,
Speaker 1: that can kind of it can kind of compound like
Speaker 1: what you're going to do and make you freeze up
Speaker 1: a lot more because it's like I know this, and
Speaker 1: I can probably fight back or I can take the
Speaker 1: planets coming, but can this woman over here or can
Speaker 1: this child over here take that?
Speaker 5: Guilt? Guilt is a powerful fucking tool.
Speaker 9: Well yeah, and then also I've always said when you
Speaker 9: suffer together, it's easier to suffer through things. And just
Speaker 9: for I mean, for example, for the Marine Corps, like
Speaker 9: when we're all suffering through something where it's it's exhausting,
Speaker 9: we're all in pain, we're having to do something. Hey,
Speaker 9: if I got a buddy next to me and we're
Speaker 9: all suffering, like we're suffering together, it's so much easier
Speaker 9: to suffer with somebody and to do it for way
Speaker 9: longer than what you think you can handle when you're
Speaker 9: by yourself. And then also you don't want to leave
Speaker 9: your partner or your buddy or whoever it is, because
Speaker 9: you don't want them to suffer alone, because you know
Speaker 9: it's gonna break them. So you're gonna suffer with them
Speaker 9: even more because well why not. You know, we suffer
Speaker 9: better together than a part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you kind of garner. You garner more strength when
Speaker 1: you on other people because it's like you push past
Speaker 1: what you think you can you can handle because you
Speaker 1: gotta do it for the team.
Speaker 2: And then trauma bonding comes from that as well, which
Speaker 2: makes an even big time thicker team unity from that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, misery does love company, as they say, Yeah,
Speaker 2: not in that context, I understand, but it works here too,
Speaker 2: It absolutely does. Yes, indeed, all right, appreciate you. You're
Speaker 2: all visions Sam, Yeah, go ahead, brother.
Speaker 11: So two things.
Speaker 8: The reason why people people can get into the mindset,
Speaker 8: Hey I'm a prisoner, I can't do shit is because
Speaker 8: our mind is a program to adapt to our surroundings.
Speaker 8: It's the It's a part of the curse of being
Speaker 8: us being able to adapt.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And also, second thing, Oh, get that nineties as drawn
Speaker 8: in your head real quick?
Speaker 11: Tell me when you have it drawn, does it look
Speaker 11: like this?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 6: Everyone has that.
Speaker 5: Yes, although I never did with the flat lines.
Speaker 9: I do with the da not the flat lions.
Speaker 6: Man, I was talking about like the full three years.
Speaker 5: If you do it the diagonals or you can make
Speaker 5: a chain of them.
Speaker 6: That's true.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I was never able to do the I
Speaker 8: remember being able to do it with the x's and all,
Speaker 8: but I can't do it no more.
Speaker 11: But I can still do this way.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I just hope that y'all have a very
Speaker 8: good date. And I love your your hat, sir, and
Speaker 8: I love your shirt.
Speaker 11: Also. I sent y'all both pictures of y'all's uh characters
Speaker 11: for the D and D. I uh, so, I can't do.
Speaker 8: The blood Mage because DN D Beyond updated and I
Speaker 8: lost my book. I had it for I got it
Speaker 8: for free, but then they updated, so I lost it.
Speaker 8: So you're no longer a blood Queen but a blood Mage.
Speaker 8: You're you have you're a high health lady, but you
Speaker 8: you have a draconic uh lineage, so you also speak
Speaker 8: dragon Elvis.
Speaker 9: And uh oh yeah, man, now now you even got
Speaker 9: me even more. That makes me so much happier you.
Speaker 5: Because of it.
Speaker 8: You do have like built in amber because a part
Speaker 8: of you is at the dragonic scales.
Speaker 9: Oh man, I'm gonna have to send you this series
Speaker 9: I'm reading then, because she's she's a well she actually
Speaker 9: is a dragon shifter. But yeah, no, I'm man, that's
Speaker 9: my whole heart happy yay.
Speaker 11: Yes, Jacob, did you see yours Bonny Chance?
Speaker 5: Uh you sent it? Where?
Speaker 6: Where did you send it to?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 11: I send it to your phone?
Speaker 5: Uh my phone is being used the camera now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we haven't seen him yet.
Speaker 11: So uh uh you are a paladin?
Speaker 5: I did you?
Speaker 11: You are a paladin slash fighter?
Speaker 16: You all.
Speaker 11: I have you set up right now in chain mail.
Speaker 8: But you for your quest line, Uh, you're gonna your
Speaker 8: you are right now, you're a night but you're gonna
Speaker 8: become essentially how our plan it is, You're gonna be
Speaker 8: pretty much become the new pope.
Speaker 5: Oh my god. Wow, that's not where I was going.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, can I request for instead of
Speaker 5: chain mail plate armor? But like, all right, yeah you can.
Speaker 11: Get the but no, like you're you're gonna be You're
Speaker 11: you're gonna be leading crusades.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm down with that. I'm down with that.
Speaker 9: I can say we're.
Speaker 8: Gonna be a true pope up in here. But but
Speaker 8: your faith in it is considered the way of the blade.
Speaker 8: That's besides the point Warrior mon We're gonna be true
Speaker 8: crusaders up in this bitch though you're both awfully uh
Speaker 8: just playing neutral. You're awfully good, uh, miss Waving, you're
Speaker 8: playing neutral because you get down with it with all
Speaker 8: the sickness.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can see you being a chaotic neutral.
Speaker 9: Actually, m m me like chaos.
Speaker 11: Never what.
Speaker 5: I appreciate?
Speaker 6: Huh what'd you say if you don't like chaos?
Speaker 5: I'm no, she thrives in it. So yes, indeed, Jonathan,
Speaker 5: see your hand, brother, go ahead.
Speaker 22: You mentioned the prison experiments. Have you heard the current
Speaker 22: working theory that mister missus uh the man wife McCrone
Speaker 22: was one of the people in the prison experiment.
Speaker 6: No, never heard this.
Speaker 21: That's a hot canvas theory.
Speaker 22: I will look into it now, holy like in the
Speaker 22: in the US at the time. Uh looks identical to
Speaker 22: one of the participants. Okay, allegedly apparently spoke French.
Speaker 6: I'll have to look into it.
Speaker 2: As wild because I mean, I may feel some type
Speaker 2: of way about her Kirk theories, but I do think
Speaker 2: she's been pretty more more actreathinging accurate when it comes
Speaker 2: to my cron So I'm gonna look into this shit.
Speaker 5: Hardcore fuck yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh Kabbala King, your hand was raising, you put it down.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you wanted to speak up or
Speaker 2: what's up.
Speaker 7: I haven't really been paying attention to this whole left
Speaker 7: because I've been doing some crazy, crazy.
Speaker 5: Shit, man.
Speaker 7: But it's just saying, bro, like, holy crap, dude, what's wrong?
Speaker 7: Pretty cool night. I'm not pretty sure I'm not getting
Speaker 7: off subject or anything right now, but like, damn dude,
Speaker 7: I don't even know how to say this. This just
Speaker 7: happened like right now, but damn dude, Like men, the
Speaker 7: Kabbala King can get manipulated by a chick.
Speaker 5: Bro, Like, what the hell, bro, anyways, you got manipulated
Speaker 5: by a female dog.
Speaker 7: Dude, Fucking this chick starting like fighting for the past
Speaker 7: two months, arguing for the past two months, blah blah, blah,
Speaker 7: blah blah, and then all of a sudden, this crazy
Speaker 7: chick that has been reportedly being in the looney bin
Speaker 7: before stated that while I was arguing with her, she
Speaker 7: starts seeing then I called her year old daughter a bee,
Speaker 7: which I didn't, and then she got her daughter to
Speaker 7: say that I did, and I was like, oh hell no,
Speaker 7: So then I blocked heruim this and that, and I
Speaker 7: was like, oh no, you made me feel unsafe this
Speaker 7: and that. But so I'm saying but I just feel
Speaker 7: like I had to say that because it's just like,
Speaker 7: holy crap, my god, damn.
Speaker 5: So Sam would say the grippy socks, yeah, definitely, but
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 7: Just like, like, I literally have not been Phoenisi. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna have to listen to this chat, this post, this.
Speaker 6: Ram bullshit.
Speaker 7: So that's what I've been in and out, in and
Speaker 7: out of the whole livestream. But I was like, oh
Speaker 7: my god, Like finally the blocked her and I was like, look,
Speaker 7: I even told her like right, I was like, look,
Speaker 7: you make me feel unsafe with these Like what the hell?
Speaker 7: Oh my god, I'm just like people inn I might
Speaker 7: gonna be able to sleep till three a m. Tonight.
Speaker 7: But I was just like, oh my god, dude, even
Speaker 7: the Kabbala King can't even.
Speaker 6: Fucking I'm sorry and it it's fine.
Speaker 7: But after that, I was like, holy crap, You're you're
Speaker 7: literally are literally cycle and raising the little cycle ten
Speaker 7: year old. That's like why what I call your daughter
Speaker 7: b I took care of her and this and that,
Speaker 7: Like what the.
Speaker 5: Heck, dude, like and then crazy, very.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 5: Be careful out there in them streets, Kings and Queen.
Speaker 7: I am right now, I'm just like and then I
Speaker 7: finally realized I was still in the chat. I went
Speaker 7: to get another twisted and I finally real I'm stilling
Speaker 7: and stilling alive, and I was like, I gotta say
Speaker 7: this to somebody, probably because damn dude, I mean I'm tripping.
Speaker 9: I am like, I would just watch for sure, screen
Speaker 9: screenshot your your chats so that she can't change it,
Speaker 9: just in case, so that way she she feels like
Speaker 9: throwing some allegations your way, you already have them, uh,
Speaker 9: screenshot it definitely.
Speaker 7: I covered my snaut's message back before I blocked her.
Speaker 7: I was like, look, you should make me feel unsafe
Speaker 7: with all these falsecuzations. I will stay and you're you're like.
Speaker 7: I was like, I don't me and my son don't
Speaker 7: feel safe around you and your family fifty feet away.
Speaker 7: Blah blah blah, that's it, you're black blah blah blah
Speaker 7: blah blah blah. And then she still tried. I looked
Speaker 7: at my block chats and she still tried messaging me again.
Speaker 20: I was like go.
Speaker 2: Although this does highlight a very good lesson for everybody
Speaker 2: boy and girl listening to this. Listen, before you send
Speaker 2: something in a text, before you send a picture, before
Speaker 2: you send anything, make sure it looks good in a
Speaker 2: screenshot to whatever context you need that to go, because
Speaker 2: that's something that that's something put in a toolbox for
Speaker 2: for the rest of your life, because like that.
Speaker 7: This life is about. But I made sure my last
Speaker 7: was like, all right, you're black leaving me alone. Say
Speaker 7: I got my camera set.
Speaker 5: I would do this whole life.
Speaker 7: I was sitting on my cameras outside. I was like, fucking,
Speaker 7: I don't need this and that blah blah blah blah
Speaker 7: blah blahn.
Speaker 5: Stay safe about that.
Speaker 7: I just sat down right now and I was like, well,
Speaker 7: let me decompress and blow off some steam real quick.
Speaker 5: Yeah, keeper blocked. We're gonna be rolling at least for
Speaker 5: another twenty possibly thirty minutes. You take your time and
Speaker 5: get back to reality here with the Cult of Conspiracy
Speaker 5: live brother, Stay safe out there.
Speaker 9: Fuck spirit Animal. What's your favorite accent? His is New
Speaker 9: Zealand Australian. Oh, I sure it was. I was waiting
Speaker 9: for you to be all about them as soon as
Speaker 9: you started hearing them speak. Last night, for those of
Speaker 9: you that don't know, Seam got to join us in
Speaker 9: the Live with Cryptid Women's Society, and he was he
Speaker 9: was having himself a time with the beautiful women.
Speaker 5: Anna lie.
Speaker 8: Oh, that accent had me smitten like a kitten.
Speaker 9: We saw, we saw, we were here for you.
Speaker 5: My favorite accent.
Speaker 9: Australian, Nigerian, Nigerian. I don't know if I can lace
Speaker 9: and Nigerian accent, like right.
Speaker 6: Off the top of my head.
Speaker 9: Interesting roads, Russian girls, White boy wizard.
Speaker 6: Oh, I could see.
Speaker 9: I could see the trysts and being down with some
Speaker 9: Russian girls. I could hold a knife to his throat.
Speaker 9: I feel like he'd be quite happy personally.
Speaker 5: I have to go with Scottish or Irish. Scottish or Irish?
Speaker 6: Did you say white boy? He was on and came
Speaker 6: on and then click back off.
Speaker 5: I have very good surprise for you.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, see, I could see, I could feel it.
Speaker 9: I could just see it in you that that would
Speaker 9: be yours.
Speaker 5: I could see it.
Speaker 9: Mine would be I like New Zealand, Scottish, Irish, Australian,
Speaker 9: some British, depending on where it's at.
Speaker 6: A lot a lot of different ones.
Speaker 5: Yeah, centered that that's an accent I do enjoy.
Speaker 9: I'm a sucker for ac since I do like him
Speaker 9: a lot, I will say that.
Speaker 5: I'm moving on.
Speaker 9: White boy says car charger isn't fucking working, phone's gonna
Speaker 9: die much love, peace out? All right, well you're back
Speaker 9: hello again.
Speaker 16: We love you.
Speaker 2: Josef Mangala is the Nazi officer obsessed over twins. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's the one, and we may do an episode on
Speaker 2: that one day maybe. But if you look at where
Speaker 2: Ben Carson got the the background as far as any
Speaker 2: kind of medical documentation before, he was the one to
Speaker 2: split the Siamese twins like that.
Speaker 9: So I actually have done a lot of research into
Speaker 9: into into him, sorry I was moving, I get it,
Speaker 9: and a lot of research into the different Nazi scientists
Speaker 9: that did experiments during that time. So there's a lot
Speaker 9: of interesting and horrific things that they did in the
Speaker 9: way of helping with what is now used on people
Speaker 9: to help people.
Speaker 6: So it's one of those things of if.
Speaker 9: I was going to touch on that, i'd probably do
Speaker 9: different scientists around the world or throughout time that have
Speaker 9: done horrific experiments and that has actually helped people in
Speaker 9: the long run, unfortunately for the sake of what happened
Speaker 9: to other people. But that's probably the only way I
Speaker 9: would really touch on that subject, no.
Speaker 2: Doubt, Ali Cat said, I must depart sadly. Much love
Speaker 2: to you all. Glad you were able to join us
Speaker 2: for a bit there, Ali Cat open time vibes. Sam's
Speaker 2: shop teacher is the jack of all trades. Yea kinda
Speaker 2: sounds like it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, literally, the shop teacher just was there for everything.
Speaker 5: Dexter would have made a killing if he was a
Speaker 5: mortician and a serial killer.
Speaker 2: Maybe, yeah, maybe, no doubt. Let's see, Joe says I
Speaker 2: do weekend. We're at a piggery.
Speaker 6: Piggery.
Speaker 5: The smell of a few.
Speaker 2: Old body that have blown and split is so strong
Speaker 2: you get okay, real quick, Joe, what the fuck is
Speaker 2: a piggery?
Speaker 9: Is that what y'all call a slaughterhouse? It's a slaughterhouse,
Speaker 9: isn't it?
Speaker 5: I say, we're talking about like morticians and ship Is
Speaker 5: this is this what y'all call it?
Speaker 6: Morg No, it should be a slaughterhouse.
Speaker 5: I think like a butcher shot.
Speaker 2: The smell of a few day old body that has
Speaker 2: bloated and split is so strong it gets up into
Speaker 2: your brain.
Speaker 5: You can taste it.
Speaker 9: It's horrible, Literally, you can taste it.
Speaker 5: But animal, yes, animal also smells and tastes horrible.
Speaker 9: Well maybe.
Speaker 6: I don't know, Joe.
Speaker 9: If you're around, tell us what a piggery is.
Speaker 5: If that's what y'all call a fucking morgue, then like
Speaker 5: we need to have a whole all that here for.
Speaker 9: But no, you really can, like just the smell of
Speaker 9: burnt flesh, like you have to use lemon on your
Speaker 9: skin to get rid of it. Like it's a it's
Speaker 9: a whole vibe.
Speaker 5: That's the worst.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: Memes, lots of memes. Miss Kermit cooking bacon and miss
Speaker 5: Piggy's head behind him. I'm gonna be honest, whenever I
Speaker 5: thought about it, Ermi eating some pig ass, I thought
Speaker 5: she'd still be alive for it. I don't.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no shit, god, Uh.
Speaker 5: Rose says totally random here, But I love the festive
Speaker 5: vibe I have today. Oh thank you. We're gonna be
Speaker 5: rocking the FESTI vibe all next week too.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I was wearing this, but it's really hard to wear
Speaker 9: with my with my headphones, and it's really tight.
Speaker 5: On my head, so I get it. I get it.
Speaker 2: For the for the Honica episode, I'm wearing a bandana
Speaker 2: and it's a Grinch bandana.
Speaker 9: And I'm wearing a Grinch shirt. We purposely wore them
Speaker 9: because he was Jewish, so we didn't we forgot to
Speaker 9: say that. But yes, we're trying to do themed outfits
Speaker 9: for the but we don't have anything for Kwansa.
Speaker 5: Oh oh, oh, I don't. Oh, I don't.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh yeah, listen, it's very difficult to find a
Speaker 2: dashiki on such short notice.
Speaker 5: But boy, oh boy, do I have some homie find one?
Speaker 5: Don't you worry about it?
Speaker 2: Raven Lee, Shit, I'm excited, and you're gonna talking Aboutnative
Speaker 2: America stuff.
Speaker 5: You're lucky at it and pull out a head dress.
Speaker 9: I mean, I feel like a lot of us have
Speaker 9: Native American but I'm not. I don't have enough in
Speaker 9: me to warrant well, I feel like I don't know.
Speaker 9: Apparently we might have more, but I don't feel like
Speaker 9: it warrants enough to be able to wear something like that.
Speaker 9: I feel like it would be cultural appropriation.
Speaker 5: I don't believe in such things.
Speaker 6: I know you don't.
Speaker 5: Although the only reason I'm not doing it is because
Speaker 5: the tribe that I do hail from didn't really do
Speaker 5: the whole head dress thing.
Speaker 9: So it's even my family came well, my family has
Speaker 9: roots in Blackfoot, so.
Speaker 5: That explains so much about you.
Speaker 9: Why wow, why.
Speaker 5: Blackfoot are some of the meanest motherfuckers and their women
Speaker 5: will stab you literally for no fucking reason more than
Speaker 5: any other tribe. Like this checks this checks out so
Speaker 5: fucking hard.
Speaker 9: Wow Wow, I feel like everyone thinks I'm a total
Speaker 9: raging bitch on.
Speaker 5: This gud Oh No, not at all. It's just you're
Speaker 5: also not the person across I.
Speaker 9: Am a pleasant human being that smiles a lot. Thank
Speaker 9: you you are you are.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying as far as your uh, your quick
Speaker 2: propensity for violence at the situation calls, It's like, I,
Speaker 2: of all the tribes you could hail from, it would
Speaker 2: have to be the fucking Blackfoot.
Speaker 9: It is the Blackfoot. And my uh my dad said
Speaker 9: of the family came from Norway and they we did
Speaker 9: have a castle in my family at one point, which
Speaker 9: is all unfortunately we do not have it any longer.
Speaker 9: But yeah, no, we definitely came from the good old
Speaker 9: Viking area as well.
Speaker 5: So but the Vikings weren't always so quick to violence.
Speaker 2: There's so many documentation of them having like such an
Speaker 2: egalitarian society and everybody was seen as equal. Yeah, when
Speaker 2: they would go on the warpath, they didn't ask no questions,
Speaker 2: like no doubt, but loving.
Speaker 6: Like maybe I'd descend from a berserker or something.
Speaker 5: They didn't have kids.
Speaker 9: I'm kidding. I know that, I know they didn't. That's
Speaker 9: why I was saying, I'm kidding.
Speaker 5: But maybe a Yam's Viking. Though, Oh, I don't know the.
Speaker 9: Wolf cult that makes sense wolf wolf things is my vibe.
Speaker 9: Maybe No, I don't actually know for certain, But.
Speaker 5: Did you hear that like a lot of what we
Speaker 5: think we know about wolf is completely bullshit. No, the
Speaker 5: whole like the lone wolf mentality and all these things,
Speaker 5: like that whole thing came from a dude who wrote
Speaker 5: a book in the seventies spending no time around wolves whatsoever,
Speaker 5: and somehow the the lore of it, the lore of
Speaker 5: like all of what goes into like the hierarchy of
Speaker 5: a wolf pack and how sometimes there's this one rogue
Speaker 5: wolf and like so much of what we think about
Speaker 5: wolves and are just our zeitgeist in our culture are
Speaker 5: completely fabricated from a dude who said these things to
Speaker 5: do book sales.
Speaker 9: Could you just imagine writing some random bullshit down and
Speaker 9: then just pushing it out, and fifty years later, everyone's
Speaker 9: still talking about it and believing in it, and it's
Speaker 9: just like, oh, yeah, I made that shit up. I
Speaker 9: was really high that one time and really drunk, and
Speaker 9: I just kind of wrote some bullshit down.
Speaker 5: He's dead now, but there's been so much science that's
Speaker 5: coming out.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna write some crazy ass bullshit and just
Speaker 9: put it out in the world and be like, here
Speaker 9: you go, You're welcome.
Speaker 6: And then when I'm.
Speaker 5: Old, like, huh it works for the Mormons, it is up.
Speaker 9: Dune dune dunk. I'm gonna do it and just some
Speaker 9: crazy ass, I don't know, while feminine bullshit and like
Speaker 9: see of course see you even like eighty years or
Speaker 9: not eighty years. See when I'm like eighty years old,
Speaker 9: some wild ass like tribe of women or some crazy bullshit,
Speaker 9: I'd be like, oh, yeah, that one time I had
Speaker 9: a lot of wine and I just like made up
Speaker 9: some crap and you're welcome.
Speaker 2: But uh, obviously it couldn't be something obscure like the
Speaker 2: wolf in the seventies, Nobody was like doing a lot
Speaker 2: of digging into that, So if it got wrote down
Speaker 2: by somebody that sounded reputable, it just kind of got
Speaker 2: added to the lore. No, you're gonna go off of
Speaker 2: something that's got a lot of science behind it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say as far as saying wold shit, we
Speaker 2: are in a position.
Speaker 5: To'll just be doing that.
Speaker 9: I mean yeah, but I mean we're at the age
Speaker 9: of information. Anyone can fact check a lot of us.
Speaker 6: It's not.
Speaker 9: And that's what kills me though, is a lot Just
Speaker 9: for example, with the mule conversation. Yeah, when you're researching,
Speaker 9: we're sitting in the same room. You're researching one thing
Speaker 9: and being told one narrative. I'm sitting across from you,
Speaker 9: researching and hearing the reading scientific paperwork on this same
Speaker 9: topic a completely different narrative. And so when sometimes people
Speaker 9: come at us and say that we're saying wrong stuff,
Speaker 9: to be honest with you, I don't doubt it. There's
Speaker 9: so much information that we're sitting in the same space
Speaker 9: reading about the same thing, and both of us are
Speaker 9: getting fed two different narratives Because of the way that
Speaker 9: we're researching and trigger words and because of our algorithms
Speaker 9: and what we're looking at.
Speaker 6: So that is definitely a thing that can happen.
Speaker 9: So if we are wrong about topics, and you guys
Speaker 9: do come with us with about information, we are reading
Speaker 9: all this stuff and hey, we're just human like the
Speaker 9: rest of us.
Speaker 6: Maybe I might be potentially an alien because my blood,
Speaker 6: but like you.
Speaker 9: Know, an elf. But ah, I'm just saying, but.
Speaker 5: Because you have a negative blood type, so clearly an alien.
Speaker 9: I'm a negative thank you, a negative blood type, but
Speaker 9: oh negative in particular. So I'm spiecual, I'm part of
Speaker 9: the special group and I'm left handed to.
Speaker 2: It still blows my mind that there's like forty something
Speaker 2: blood types, most of which I've never fucking heart.
Speaker 5: That killed me.
Speaker 9: That was a weird That was a weird thing to learn.
Speaker 9: I didn't know that at all.
Speaker 5: I have the goalara negative, the fucking what, dude, It's
Speaker 5: a wild time to be alive negative d negative and ship.
Speaker 6: Yes, Samuel, I'm gonna raise my hand to I'm home.
Speaker 8: Okay, So you're not an alien, laden you're part I'm
Speaker 8: pretty sure you're a vampire.
Speaker 15: You're second off, that tracks Yeah, she's she's special anyway,
Speaker 15: and it's it's a living blood, it's in the breeding. Yes, all.
Speaker 9: Fuck her.
Speaker 5: But you said it's in the blood, and she's like,
Speaker 5: I'm special, and I'm like the door was wide open,
Speaker 5: I couldn't not wall through it.
Speaker 9: He said it was in the breeding. Okay, yeah, yeah, Now.
Speaker 8: No, I me and you've talked about it somewhat, missflaving.
Speaker 8: But Jacob, my friend, my brother in christ, I have
Speaker 8: a question for you. Do you know who put Bella
Speaker 8: in the wim?
Speaker 5: Do I know who put Bella in the what?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: I didn't send the article to you that he sent
Speaker 9: to me. Sorry, who is Bella?
Speaker 5: And what is a witch?
Speaker 11: Well, it's a type of tree.
Speaker 8: And so they were in the nineteen I want to
Speaker 8: say it's in the nineteen forties in England. So this
Speaker 8: is I want to say, this is during the war
Speaker 8: or slightly thereafter. Four boys they would they were poaching
Speaker 8: on private land in a haggittys wood. They come up
Speaker 8: across a tree. They so they go into the tree
Speaker 8: looking for bird eggs and what they find a woman's skull.
Speaker 8: A couple of days they all that they're afraid of
Speaker 8: they're gonna get in trouble, so they wait a couple
Speaker 8: of days before they eventually tell a teacher, not a teacher,
Speaker 8: but a parent in adult well.
Speaker 11: They the couple that the case is still unsolved.
Speaker 8: It's a cold case, but some of the interesting theories
Speaker 8: is that a politician killed her, or if she was
Speaker 8: a Nazi collaborator a spy, that she parachuted down and
Speaker 8: got stuck in the tree. It's a really cool case
Speaker 8: and I think y'all both would like it. I think
Speaker 8: we even would like it due to the true crime aspect,
Speaker 8: and you'd like it due to the mystery of it all.
Speaker 5: I'm down.
Speaker 6: I was just looking at it. It's nineteen forty three.
Speaker 5: Fucking down.
Speaker 2: This is this one now become an episode after the
Speaker 2: holidays and probably after New Year's To be honest with.
Speaker 9: You, but we're just not gonna look at it. We're
Speaker 9: gonna ignore it and act like it didn't happen.
Speaker 8: I just I think it's really cool and all because
Speaker 8: you don't really get a lot of mysteries in Pretty Shield.
Speaker 11: But no, you don't get a lot.
Speaker 5: Of It's been slightly used, but not used enough. God
Speaker 5: damn it. I need to make it to a tournament soon.
Speaker 6: That what she said.
Speaker 5: That is what she said. She didn't say she needed
Speaker 5: to go to a tournament soon anyway. I'm not going
Speaker 5: to touch that with a That's also what she said.
Speaker 5: Were you there, I am the spirit.
Speaker 11: Animal, I am omnipresent.
Speaker 6: Everywhere.
Speaker 11: I mean gre some point last night.
Speaker 9: Yes, I love it, Oh my goodness, but yeah, no,
Speaker 9: thank you for that. Applies that you were there. When
Speaker 9: I saw you in the chat and stuff, yeah, I was.
Speaker 8: I was like, hey, everyone, I got I got sent
Speaker 8: the leak by Troubles because we're both in a podcasting
Speaker 8: a group chat. And when I was gonna do it
Speaker 8: anyway because I get asked I'll do anything if I'm
Speaker 8: asked what y'all?
Speaker 11: And then I held that y'all there and I was like, hmm,
Speaker 11: oh you know push, So I got it be then.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we fucked up the times.
Speaker 9: Though, so fucked up. Oh my god. We really thought
Speaker 9: that we were supposed to be there at six point thirty.
Speaker 9: We definitely were not.
Speaker 5: We're supposed to be there for over thirty.
Speaker 9: If we were, we are very intelligent human being. Yeah,
Speaker 9: we were like an hour and twenty two minutes late.
Speaker 5: So it'd be like that.
Speaker 11: I was like forty minutes late.
Speaker 9: So yeah, but we stayed for like damn near two hours.
Speaker 9: So it was a great time. I had a lot
Speaker 9: of fun and oh uh a message. Actually, we have
Speaker 9: been messaging back and forth some of the people that
Speaker 9: we met. We might be going to a con hopefully
Speaker 9: potentially this year in Florida, in Florida or here. If
Speaker 9: we can get people to come here to New Orleans.
Speaker 9: We would really love to be able to get a
Speaker 9: lot of content creators in the conspiracy space here. So John,
Speaker 9: we're talking about hosting a con, Yes, I remember we
Speaker 9: looked into it, but it's.
Speaker 2: It's very difficult to do as far as like just
Speaker 2: getting started with it. I mean, the Nefylin Death Squad
Speaker 2: boys have done it three times now, they're getting ready
Speaker 2: for their fourth, I'm sure. And it takes a lot
Speaker 2: of upfront and a lot of like lining things out.
Speaker 2: It can be done, and one day it will be done.
Speaker 2: But man' that's a whole lot of time and energy
Speaker 2: to try to pull something off, and if only like
Speaker 2: fifty people show up, then it's pretty much an overall loss.
Speaker 2: But like, you have to start somewhere and although your
Speaker 2: first one might be not so much of a success,
Speaker 2: your fourth or fifth or sixth one might be a
Speaker 2: raging success.
Speaker 5: But you got to start somewhere.
Speaker 9: So like it's the Enigma con is what it's going
Speaker 9: to be, what it's called. So yeah, we're hoping that
Speaker 9: we can actually.
Speaker 12: Go to it.
Speaker 9: It sounds really fun.
Speaker 6: Tommy from across the Pond is going to come.
Speaker 9: A whole bunch of different people, So hopefully it gets
Speaker 9: in the work saying, I hope that we're able to
Speaker 9: eventually host something here. I would love to do go
Speaker 9: and do some stuff with the vampire covens here and
Speaker 9: kind of talk like through that and do you you know,
Speaker 9: maybe we can actually reach out to one of the
Speaker 9: voodoo people.
Speaker 5: I've tried. They are very very to themselves. They do
Speaker 5: not give interviews, they do not want to be out there.
Speaker 9: Now, Mario, somebody I know one woman, I mean, and
Speaker 9: I don't it's not something that I participate in at all,
Speaker 9: but I know of someone, so potentially.
Speaker 2: So Mario or Residents Santoria correspondent has people that have
Speaker 2: connections to Santa Ria in New Orleans and through the
Speaker 2: chain of events, voodoo as well.
Speaker 5: He said he'd be reaching out to some people for us.
Speaker 5: We never heard back. I mean he's a busy guy.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean he had the one that had the
Speaker 9: brain tumor. He did, and he did, so I'm glad
Speaker 9: that he's doing good down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, same Sam.
Speaker 2: But one day we're gonna make some wild things happen,
Speaker 2: make some great content out of it. Hopefully I have
Speaker 2: some really fun cult meetups out of it.
Speaker 6: But I would love, yeah, I would love to host
Speaker 6: something here.
Speaker 9: Maybe we could do where everybody, you know, because we
Speaker 9: have a hotel down in the quarter that we could
Speaker 9: probably get rented out or something and have everything come.
Speaker 2: And I was just talking to somebody, actually, I just
Speaker 2: went to the Saints game and we were at a
Speaker 2: bar before the game, and one of the women worked
Speaker 2: on the bar is actually the person to talk to
Speaker 2: as far as getting the Sheraton or the Marriotte for
Speaker 2: big events and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: And so I was trying to just price just a
Speaker 5: feeling out the thing.
Speaker 2: Let's say we had like two hundred people showing up,
Speaker 2: what kind of price range would I need for this
Speaker 2: size conference room, this many rooms, whatever, We're going to
Speaker 2: need at least ten to fifteen K upfront before they'll
Speaker 2: leave an acknowledge or go any further.
Speaker 9: That's a lot. I mean, we'd definitely have to plan
Speaker 9: it out with everybody and see. But maybe maybe one
Speaker 9: day I would like to go to some of these
Speaker 9: other cons though, the Bigfoot Con and yeah, some of
Speaker 9: the other stuff that's going on around the country. I
Speaker 9: think that'd be really cool. Maybe we'll have to see
Speaker 9: if there's anything in organ Oh.
Speaker 5: I guarantee there's Bigfoot cons.
Speaker 9: And organ I know, but like around the time we're
Speaker 9: supposed to go and do some content shooting and all
Speaker 9: that stuff, So that might be a fun time.
Speaker 5: Make the whole trip attacks right off, Hell yeah, hell yeah,
Speaker 5: Bala King, are you doing okay?
Speaker 7: All right? So I'm ready to go on that I
Speaker 7: can defrusted a little bit. But so I just wanted
Speaker 7: to ask everybody to send good vibes, good energy in
Speaker 7: my way in regards to think, if you're gonna love this,
Speaker 7: I have my final interview tomorrow. We send good vibes,
Speaker 7: good prayers, good interview, all that in regards to the
Speaker 7: final interview tomorrow for an electrician apprenticeship.
Speaker 5: What type of electrician like residential, commercial, industrial.
Speaker 7: It's going to be both. Actually, it's going to be
Speaker 7: a job here in a passo for the first good
Speaker 7: amount of time. But I'm going to be traveled after
Speaker 7: that job here in the past is done. I'm going
Speaker 7: to be traveling. It's with Faith Electronics.
Speaker 5: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 9: Tell you all the vibes your way?
Speaker 5: Are you? Are you a union? Are you going union?
Speaker 7: That's for sure? Just trying to good land of this
Speaker 7: gig real quick. First, get out of the medical field,
Speaker 7: for sure. And then I'm not sure if I'm repeating myself.
Speaker 7: Like I said, I haven't read listen to the live vibe.
Speaker 7: But what do you guys think about the I don't
Speaker 7: know if you all heard about the old Canvas Owens
Speaker 7: meeting with what's her name? Yeah, the other day, right, Eric.
Speaker 6: Kurt, Yeah, she did it yesterday. We kind of touched
Speaker 6: on it briefly.
Speaker 9: I just was saying how creepy she freaking looked, and
Speaker 9: I think that personally they are all in bed with
Speaker 9: each other, and we kind of just touched on it.
Speaker 9: We haven't done a bunch of research into it because honestly,
Speaker 9: we've been so slammed with a lot of live interviews
Speaker 9: and different stuff like that, So we haven't dived deep
Speaker 9: into what's going on with the whole Canis Owens situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the problem is whenever we start doing content, like
Speaker 2: for instance, right now we're doing research and shooting for
Speaker 2: the holiday episodes are going to be dropping next week.
Speaker 2: So like, although I want to dig in on that,
Speaker 2: there's only so many hours of the day that I
Speaker 2: can dedicate to doing research and getting my notes in
Speaker 2: order and everything like that. So right now all of
Speaker 2: my notes are dedicated to the Quansa episode, and then
Speaker 2: after that one's done and like situated, then we'll do
Speaker 2: the Pagan Catholic Christian Christmas episode.
Speaker 5: Like, I only got so much mental and with you
Speaker 5: know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Some people can juggle like eighteen different theories and topics
Speaker 2: and notes at one time.
Speaker 5: I'm not that guy. I can only have one time.
Speaker 9: I have four going right now, so I just but
Speaker 9: that's that's the thing is, you know, right now I'm
Speaker 9: heavy into the Alaskan Triangle. That's the next one that
Speaker 9: we're gonna be shooting after, yeah, the whole Christmas situation.
Speaker 2: So hopefully by the time that we are able to
Speaker 2: dedicate some real time and energy into doing the research
Speaker 2: of this more will come out January because basically because
Speaker 2: as of this moment, it seems like, uh, you know,
Speaker 2: Cannas released a post on x saying that they had
Speaker 2: like a four and a half hour meeting her and Erica.
Speaker 2: To my knowledge and again did knew much research into this.
Speaker 2: There was no cameras and no microphones, and Candace left
Speaker 2: feeling really good.
Speaker 5: About it and smiling.
Speaker 6: That's what I saw real quick.
Speaker 5: But and I don't, I don't.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anything as far as what Erica's take
Speaker 2: is yet, but yeah, that's the thing that happened apparently.
Speaker 7: And what would you say a personal question? What would
Speaker 7: you say about, like in regards to an interview for
Speaker 7: the apprenticeship for the electrician, to any pointers, any advice.
Speaker 7: I mean, sure, yeah, you do.
Speaker 2: So the as far as crafts go, electricians have a
Speaker 2: true apprenticeship program. And what I mean by that is
Speaker 2: when it comes to pipe fitting and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: iron working and boil and making and all these things,
Speaker 2: you put in two years worth and you get in
Speaker 2: with a good crew or your daddy is somebody, or
Speaker 2: your uncle is somebody, you could become top to your
Speaker 2: journeyman making that money pretty quickly. It does not work
Speaker 2: that way with electronics or electricity for that matter. When
Speaker 2: they say you need X amount of hours and to
Speaker 2: be able to pass this test to go to the
Speaker 2: next step, they mean that shit because electricity plays for keeps,
Speaker 2: especially if you start getting into the higher voltages and things. Uh,
Speaker 2: just a tip for you personally, whenever you start working
Speaker 2: on things, pull your meter out and test everything before
Speaker 2: you touch it. I got hit so many times with
Speaker 2: way too much electricity. I probably should be dead all honesty, Like,
Speaker 2: I was never a good electrician.
Speaker 5: I could.
Speaker 2: I could fake it time make it. But that's again,
Speaker 2: when you start dealing with four eighty and higher voltage,
Speaker 2: that ship plays for keeps. I will say that, and
Speaker 2: I learned that the hard way more than a few times.
Speaker 2: But as far as that goes, dude, as far as
Speaker 2: the math is concerned, is very basic math. As far
Speaker 2: as learning the parts and components to you know, motor
Speaker 2: starters and contacts and momentary contacts of these tide of things,
Speaker 2: it's just getting your hand in it. It may seem
Speaker 2: daunting at first, but the more you work with it,
Speaker 2: the more you get your hand in it, the more
Speaker 2: you're gonna just become better overall. And yeah, don't be
Speaker 2: afraid to ask questions. There's gonna be a guy on
Speaker 2: any job site you go on that's been in the
Speaker 2: game for twenty thirty forty years. He's old, he's crusty,
Speaker 2: he's angry. Before you get off into some shit and
Speaker 2: start sticking things where it doesn't belong. And I didn't
Speaker 2: mean that as a I mean that's seriously like sticking
Speaker 2: your screwdriver into a motor starter where you're not sure
Speaker 2: if that's what you're supposed to be touching or whatever.
Speaker 2: If you ever have questions, yo, stop and ask a
Speaker 2: dude who knows more. I promise you they'll be willing
Speaker 2: to at least explain it to you, for sure.
Speaker 9: Hell yeah, man, good luck for you.
Speaker 8: All the.
Speaker 7: Y appreciate that for sure.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 5: God is love what you got.
Speaker 6: Big dog, Candice, I put money on it.
Speaker 5: Maybe let's go, let's go.
Speaker 22: I did watch the whole episode today, but I did
Speaker 22: hear that she was apparently vindicated on the Charlie sending
Speaker 22: out the messages that they are going to kill me.
Speaker 21: You know, she said that she had his phone he
Speaker 21: never sent that text.
Speaker 22: But apparently they were sent on another messaging app telegram
Speaker 22: or something. So once she checked all those that if
Speaker 22: she did send that one guy message saying they're going
Speaker 22: to kill me tomorrow, and the other.
Speaker 21: Guy, she claims his message said that he said the
Speaker 21: Left is.
Speaker 8: Going to kill me.
Speaker 9: Oh, so Kenna said that or Erica confirmed it.
Speaker 21: Apparently Erica confirmed it, like I said, she said, no,
Speaker 21: he didn't send those messages.
Speaker 8: I have his phone.
Speaker 22: But then once she looked at all the other messaging apps,
Speaker 22: she did confirm those two messages.
Speaker 5: So Erica saying that it was the Left.
Speaker 22: Erica says that Charlie sent two two messages, one to
Speaker 22: Andrew Cowalt or something, and that one apparently said they
Speaker 22: are going to kill me tomorrow, and we don't have
Speaker 22: any context on who they is. And he claims that
Speaker 22: the other guy he sent a message Charlie sent a
Speaker 22: message to said that the Left is going.
Speaker 8: To kill me.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, we are going to do Why don't you
Speaker 9: told us think you? Yeah, we're We've honestly been often
Speaker 9: research land.
Speaker 5: So I mean, I'm not saying there's still no Israel connection.
Speaker 5: I am not saying that. I am saying that we
Speaker 5: do need to do more due diligence and more research
Speaker 5: into this. That's that's insane. Yes, Sam, I.
Speaker 11: See you brother, just with a Candice own.
Speaker 8: I do feel like she's a bit jealous of Erica
Speaker 8: because I have just if you offer the chemistry between
Speaker 8: her and Charlie h throughout the years that they probably
Speaker 8: could have been a thing. But I have a friends
Speaker 8: she's just salty that Charlie chose Erica over her.
Speaker 5: I've heard that theory. I don't know if it holds any.
Speaker 8: Water honestly, but honestly, I feel like they're both doing
Speaker 8: him a disservice but having just a cat fight, like yeah,
Speaker 8: I'll just need to respect the man.
Speaker 11: The man's dead and stop kind of just saying who
Speaker 11: could be the bigger bitch.
Speaker 9: In my personal opinion, I think it more comes down
Speaker 9: to who actually killed him and why is what the
Speaker 9: argument is about.
Speaker 6: But I don't know for certain.
Speaker 8: I just feel like they're both they both have very
Speaker 8: big egos, and I feel like Eric could like they
Speaker 8: give her grace.
Speaker 11: Her husband was was just killed three months ago, and
Speaker 11: I that that day is sue it in my head.
Speaker 8: I can tell you where I was at when when
Speaker 8: I saw it and and that that his death affected
Speaker 8: me and wanted in a very big way.
Speaker 11: And it I Charlie.
Speaker 8: I've watched Charlie since I was in high school, like
Speaker 8: growing up, like from like twenty sixteen and all, and
Speaker 8: it I just I feel like I lost a big
Speaker 8: brother in a way.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I wasn't sorry.
Speaker 22: She addressed the jealousy thing directly one day and said that,
Speaker 22: you know, I wasn't like that. He was like a
Speaker 22: big brother brother and she had a boyfriend the whole
Speaker 22: time like they were.
Speaker 9: I mean, I will say that people of the opposite
Speaker 9: sex can friends and just friends with each other and people,
Speaker 9: I know, it's like a hard take. For some reason,
Speaker 9: a lot of people can't understand that you can be
Speaker 9: friends and really good friends of the opposite sex with
Speaker 9: somebody without having any kind of romantic ties.
Speaker 6: It can just be platonic.
Speaker 9: So yeah, but back to the chat open time, Vibes
Speaker 9: says the Indian accent is the best and replaces the
Speaker 9: d's with the t's or teas with the d's.
Speaker 6: Oops.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, wait, Indian is in daughter feather? Hold
Speaker 2: the fuck it's oh dot se So wait do you
Speaker 2: mean Indian women with the accent is hot, because I
Speaker 2: know you're not talking about the dudes sliding into the ns,
Speaker 2: talking about Show Me Bob's and the Jean.
Speaker 12: All the dudes. Like if you think about all the
Speaker 12: Indian song remakes, those.
Speaker 5: Are the best.
Speaker 2: They do go hard at fuck the Indian like the
Speaker 2: Bollywood remakes of a lot of popular songs like that
Speaker 2: ship goes hard. No, I don't know if I've ever
Speaker 2: heard someone say that the Indian female accent is attractive.
Speaker 2: But okay, we got a very diverse I do you.
Speaker 9: Enjoy the cult fam it is. It is fun up
Speaker 9: and here superd animal says my papa. Grandma's were both needed.
Speaker 9: Cherokee and Blackfoot. White boy Wizer says, Blackfoot Reservation is
Speaker 9: right down the road for me, and if we we
Speaker 9: can go there and meet some hell yeah, totally down.
Speaker 9: I don't think I look anything remotely like a Blackfoot
Speaker 9: Indian Native American bones I could see. But you also
Speaker 9: told me I look like an aristocratic uh Norwegian before.
Speaker 5: I could see that too.
Speaker 7: With your attitude, and you'll be faring.
Speaker 5: I am a game.
Speaker 9: I'm a fucking delight. Okay, no one, no one said
Speaker 9: you're not. It's just you know, I do not have
Speaker 9: an attitude.
Speaker 5: Moving on. Let's see, did I just see spirit animal
Speaker 5: getting lit on fire? No, I don't believe. So I
Speaker 5: think I think he might have lit something on fire.
Speaker 11: With the light of acting as if he was, go
Speaker 11: set me on fire.
Speaker 5: Damn it, don't hurt the spirit animal.
Speaker 9: We need it, God's Love says, are we going to
Speaker 9: go to bro Grove? He's gonna try.
Speaker 5: We haven't gotten an invite yet, and we'll have to
Speaker 5: see what our schedules look like at that time. But
Speaker 5: you know, I'm sure they'll invite us when the time comes.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 9: If you come, Oh, Samuel saying, if I come to
Speaker 9: the buyo, where can I try some crawfish? Never had
Speaker 9: anyt You're just gonna come over and we're gonna make
Speaker 9: you some crawfish, sam.
Speaker 5: But it has to be during springtime. Yeah, Just so
Speaker 5: you know, crawlfish season is pretty much as soon as
Speaker 5: the water gets above freezing and it ends in I
Speaker 5: mean by the time of like May, the too hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so typically crawlfish bulls are an Easter thing. So
Speaker 2: look at when the Catholics go into lint. That is
Speaker 2: crawlfish season. Yeah, crazy, how that kind of ties together?
Speaker 6: Tristan, my boy, wizard, you're muted, brother, you muted?
Speaker 7: When's the next bro Grove?
Speaker 2: We haven't heard anything yet. I'm sure it's going to
Speaker 2: be happening, probably this summer.
Speaker 6: If I had guess summer in Florida, i'd assume.
Speaker 5: But uh, I gotta make it this year, dude, I
Speaker 5: have to. Hopefully we can. We'll see. If we do,
Speaker 5: we will see.
Speaker 21: I think you said maybe March, but I don't know.
Speaker 5: I remember they were talking about doing two a year.
Speaker 2: They were talking about doing a spring in a fall,
Speaker 2: but then last year they did a summer in the
Speaker 2: mix of it, So I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's very possible they do a spring and a summer.
Speaker 5: Who fucking knows. We'll see.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but good show tonight. See y'all next week.
Speaker 2: Dozing off. Honey Badger had to dip out earlier. That
Speaker 2: Rhino done got to him.
Speaker 9: You know that Rano we're off that platinum fourteen.
Speaker 5: God damn, he's literally out here just doing the most.
Speaker 5: Is I love?
Speaker 6: I love Honey Badger?
Speaker 5: Marine like that?
Speaker 6: Not giving no fuck?
Speaker 5: Indeed, Casino or lotto? Random question? Uh by a lotto.
Speaker 5: Do you mean scratch offs or do you mean power
Speaker 5: ballad accent?
Speaker 2: Okay, wow, I feel really dumb right there.
Speaker 11: That's a lot better than asking the feathers dot Peter support.
Speaker 5: I like it. I like it.
Speaker 9: Look at that. We actually got to the entire chat. Man,
Speaker 9: we did read a lot. I read them all. We
Speaker 9: kind of skimmed through.
Speaker 2: Got is love say his favorite accent is American. But
Speaker 2: see even that it's a bit of a misnowner. Do
Speaker 2: you mean Bostonian or do you mean West Coast?
Speaker 9: Do you mean South South?
Speaker 5: Florida South? You're talking about it.
Speaker 2: And now with that with the South, do you mean
Speaker 2: just a southern broad or do you mean like a
Speaker 2: true Annabellum quay.
Speaker 5: You know there's levels of that ship too.
Speaker 6: Now, oh man, that's not my jam. I don't know
Speaker 6: I could try to talk like that, I guess.
Speaker 2: I don't know if ever heard you actually throw in
Speaker 2: a country accent. I don't know if you have one.
Speaker 6: I mean I have like a weird accent when I
Speaker 6: actually talk.
Speaker 5: Do people in Oregon talk like rednecks?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 6: No, Actually, people have really good dialect and they're very.
Speaker 5: Like even in the country, like even the loggers and ship.
Speaker 5: Do they just like speak proper up there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I mean I do, I have, I have.
Speaker 4: I mean for I mean, it just depends right next
Speaker 4: to them motherfuckers.
Speaker 7: The people on the eastern half of the state are
Speaker 7: just like me.
Speaker 9: And yeah, they.
Speaker 6: The eastern half, maybe the.
Speaker 4: West coast though if they all think they're fucking important.
Speaker 9: Ship, I'll say that, yeah, the the eastern So on
Speaker 9: the other side of the mountain, they they talk more
Speaker 9: country that it would to be fair though, they are
Speaker 9: more country than on the other side that's closer to
Speaker 9: Portland because on the east side it's it's open space.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of open open space. It depends on
Speaker 9: which section you're in. And if you're in the top
Speaker 9: of the northern to the southern.
Speaker 5: To hear a blue collar worker speaking proper dialect English
Speaker 5: sounds so strange to me.
Speaker 9: There's a lot it's a mixing pot of different but
Speaker 9: there's so many different cultures though that are there to
Speaker 9: so many different people from all over that it just depends.
Speaker 9: I mean, people say that I have an accent when
Speaker 9: I start talking and saying different stuff, that I have
Speaker 9: a country like drawl. I try really hard not to
Speaker 9: speak like that, but I guess it comes out sometimes
Speaker 9: if I I have never heard you with a southern drawl. No,
Speaker 9: it's a country drawl. Like it's not a southern drawl.
Speaker 9: It's like a country like slang drawl. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'm so used to hearing southern drawl that I
Speaker 5: doesn't even register on my radar.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't have a serious drawl now.
Speaker 9: But I had sent Royce a voice minimum earlier and
Speaker 9: he but messaged me back and was like, your voice
Speaker 9: is so different from the mic when it is on
Speaker 9: the phone, And I'm like, see, I don't have that
Speaker 9: deep a voice.
Speaker 6: Good, damn it.
Speaker 2: It's not I like the microphones alter off voice by
Speaker 2: any means, But you it sounds different.
Speaker 5: It really does, because it's picking up on every bit
Speaker 5: of nuance.
Speaker 6: I feel like I have such a deep voice when
Speaker 6: I talk on mike.
Speaker 5: It's a good thing. Though. It's pleasing.
Speaker 6: It's pleasing to the years, so pleasing.
Speaker 9: Well, everybody, it's twelve ten. We have got through the
Speaker 9: whole chat, and it is going to be time to
Speaker 9: call it a night for me.
Speaker 2: It is, indeed, Samuel, if you could please give the
Speaker 2: good cult members or send off, sir, You're not just
Speaker 2: going to have you.
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Speaker 5: Thank you Sam much indeed he uh.
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