Speaker 1: Welcome to the cultop cryptis Strange encounters of frogs and.
Speaker 2: Lizards, dumb my nick children, DoD.
Speaker 3: Man, Bigfoot, Mockman.
Speaker 1: And all their victims.
Speaker 4: Murray pictures captured by shot witness, ufoes breaking laws of physics, Pictures.
Speaker 3: Of aliens carving the high rogue lyphics.
Speaker 5: This is a bizarre world that.
Speaker 3: We live in.
Speaker 2: So sit back, relax, laugh.
Speaker 1: And listen because we're here to talk about some cryptics.
Speaker 1: This is Tom Thompson Cousinos, the Raptilian from Strange Group Podcast,
Speaker 1: and we're here I called the Conspiracy to talk about
Speaker 1: some bizarre and strange things. So strap in for this
Speaker 1: mild and hilarious ride.
Speaker 3: Now to the show, everybody.
Speaker 1: The curtains are open, we're chucking tickets out the door.
Speaker 4: It's about to get strange, everybody.
Speaker 3: I'll never get over Billy saying mysterious noise like his
Speaker 3: noise is you fucking idiot? Welcome to the show, everybody, Welcome, Welcome,
Speaker 3: everybody back to the podcast. I'm Tom kat aka Tom
Speaker 3: Thompson and who am I joined by spook Boy. Spook Boy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that's my new one for a while.
Speaker 5: Spook Boy.
Speaker 3: Okay, sounds kind of racist, but I can allow it
Speaker 3: really a little bit. But you or you can say
Speaker 3: like you're like a cia age and like a spook.
Speaker 5: I think that's just your filthy mind. It is, you
Speaker 5: know how filthy minds like that in Ireland And welcome
Speaker 5: strange podcast.
Speaker 3: Let's hope this video gets out there because I swore
Speaker 3: in the first like two seconds of the recording. So
Speaker 3: I don't think YouTube likes that very much. I understand that,
Speaker 3: like someone needs to develop a like there's Rumble and
Speaker 3: bit Shooting. We're on there for everybody. I just saw
Speaker 3: a comment on Rumble where someone was like, glad to
Speaker 3: see you guys on Rumble, So I was like, that's cool.
Speaker 3: You know, so if you want it more uncent, there's
Speaker 3: a more uncensored content on there kind of and if
Speaker 3: we ever lose for some reason, the YouTube, everything will
Speaker 3: be up on there. But there's something that like these
Speaker 3: platforms need to grow and get bigger than YouTube and
Speaker 3: more people need to use them, and they need to
Speaker 3: have an app like that. I've told you that off
Speaker 3: airs like they need to have an app so you
Speaker 3: can cast it to your TV and you can watch
Speaker 3: stuff on bit shoot or especially Rumble because they seem
Speaker 3: to be a big dog in the fight to you know,
Speaker 3: have a better different platform uncensored uh than YouTube and
Speaker 3: it's heavy, heavily regulated censorship. Ullshit.
Speaker 5: It's strange because at one point there Rumbles seemed like
Speaker 5: they were making moves to like take over everything, and
Speaker 5: then it's just all kind of like quitting down again.
Speaker 5: I haven't really heard much about Rumboldt since.
Speaker 3: No, it's it's weird. I don't understand. But you know,
Speaker 3: there's there's so many people out there like there is
Speaker 3: you know, like someone like that misogynist Andrew Tate. I
Speaker 3: like some of the stuff he says, but he definitely
Speaker 3: does not like women. Uh in in my point of view,
Speaker 3: he needs to put your like het all this money
Speaker 3: maybe he doesn't have after he spent them all on lawyers,
Speaker 3: but like someone like that, like even like caught McGregor.
Speaker 3: How much try is that guy out quiet? Make a
Speaker 3: fuck it app bro? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Really ridiculous, like ridiculous amounts of money.
Speaker 3: Just be like I want this done this way, and
Speaker 3: like I cought McGregor. If you're out there, I'll help
Speaker 3: you design it, you know, so show me out.
Speaker 5: I'm actually surprised if somebody like that hasn't like somebody
Speaker 5: who's a little bit unhinged. It just has like unlimited resources.
Speaker 3: Why not have like because you could brand I don't know,
Speaker 3: there's a way to brand it and make it really
Speaker 3: interactive and better than YouTube and then draw people towards
Speaker 3: it because it would have a big name on it.
Speaker 3: But who knows. Let's hopefully surely.
Speaker 5: You could make something that's like, I don't want to
Speaker 5: say YouTube clone, but like it has that aspect, but
Speaker 5: you could also bring like a social platform into it
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 3: Kind of yeah, well, I guess technically Elon Musk is
Speaker 3: trying to do that with now x Twitter, but like
Speaker 3: you still find it that way, but it's called X.
Speaker 3: But the sign if you put the two symbols together,
Speaker 3: like if you duplicate the symbol and put it next
Speaker 3: to each other, kind of looks like a free Masonic symbol.
Speaker 3: A little a little strange there, Elon. But then people
Speaker 3: are like, well, he's always had the X. He's been
Speaker 3: doing this for a while. Du du du. It's just
Speaker 3: weird and its symbolism is a huge thing, and and
Speaker 3: registers and are subconscious and I think they do this
Speaker 3: on purpose, and we'll get into it on a very
Speaker 3: deep conspiracy episode. We have a bunch of stuff coming
Speaker 3: for everybody. We got so much come. It's stored up
Speaker 3: in our ball sacks, in our in our testicles, you
Speaker 3: know those things that make men men.
Speaker 5: Are storing it up for doomsday.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot of stuff coming up.
Speaker 5: We're going to be Dragon two big massive ball bags
Speaker 5: around full of column for the next like five years
Speaker 5: when the world starts in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have my I've planned so, especially because he
Speaker 3: and Aaron are uh, very much on the same page.
Speaker 3: Billy's kind of like, nah, I can't do anything about it.
Speaker 3: I just want to drink my beer and live my
Speaker 3: life as and alcoholics are. Really But like he, he doesn't.
Speaker 3: He doesn't care as much as I do about paying
Speaker 3: attention to all the stuff that's going on. He just
Speaker 3: wants to live his life and work. And I understand that, right.
Speaker 3: But me and you are very much on the exact
Speaker 3: same wavelength of thought processes and who we are. And
Speaker 3: and it's a I said, my buddy, that was over
Speaker 3: for a fire. We watched fur thirteenth, part four, my favorite,
Speaker 3: and it had a fire and I was talking about you,
Speaker 3: and I was like, it is weird that, like you
Speaker 3: were so much alike, but you're at you're on the
Speaker 3: other side of the world.
Speaker 5: It is kind of bizarre when you think about it,
Speaker 5: like you would imagine that having to why I say
Speaker 5: it to a different completely different life experiences. We're way
Speaker 5: more similar than you would think as.
Speaker 3: Well, a different resize world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's like different sides of a planet. Like
Speaker 5: we're what six seven hours apart on the flight. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but somehow have kind of nearly lived like the exact same,
Speaker 5: like mirror life.
Speaker 3: That's so weird, And there's so much stuff. I'm really
Speaker 3: excited for everybody listens to a class forecast and this
Speaker 3: show because we do have like we're able to branch
Speaker 3: into kind of both worlds of our podcast shows. But
Speaker 3: there's a lot of conspiracy stuff that I do want
Speaker 3: to cover, conspiracy quotations, the truth about what's going on,
Speaker 3: or at least theories about said things that are happening
Speaker 3: and in the works and happened in the works for
Speaker 3: a very long time. So me and Aaron plan to
Speaker 3: cover a bunch of those big topics. I have tons
Speaker 3: and tons of ideas of stuff to kind of break down,
Speaker 3: like you know, even getting into the New World Order,
Speaker 3: because we've done the Builderberg Group and eventually like dive
Speaker 3: back into the Illuminati. We did an episode way back
Speaker 3: in the day, but it's been since XD, so I
Speaker 3: want to kind of bring all that stuff back and
Speaker 3: really do my research. And I've been doing some big,
Speaker 3: big reptilian research for going on wand show. So I've
Speaker 3: been balls deep in the Reptilian lore.
Speaker 5: For for anybody who doesn't, I don't know how much
Speaker 5: you can talk about it or willing to talk about,
Speaker 5: but what is the topic going to be specifically.
Speaker 3: So we're going to We're going to branch off and
Speaker 3: do the kind of the basics so people have a
Speaker 3: great understanding of what it's really about. But I have
Speaker 3: found some stuff that like I knew, but I think
Speaker 3: most people it's like, oh yeah, lizard people that control
Speaker 3: the globe and uh, you know are from either on
Speaker 3: a different frequency residency or like from a different planet.
Speaker 3: But I found I found some stuff about the our
Speaker 3: history and it goes even deeper where I saved articles
Speaker 3: what we're gonna do on on this show, Uh that
Speaker 3: is more in depth into the reptility lore and what
Speaker 3: is going on. It's gonna be uh fairly fascinating because,
Speaker 3: like I said, Dewan, there's a lot to it, and
Speaker 3: it's it would be like five hours to even get
Speaker 3: just like the entire basic idea down. So we're gonna
Speaker 3: kind of stick to informing people, but not we're dancing
Speaker 3: that line of not going down the rabbit hole too
Speaker 3: too much, where like you know, we'll just basically say yeah,
Speaker 3: they like they like red stuff because we wanted to
Speaker 3: go on YouTube and stuff like that, so it's like
Speaker 3: you can't mention some of the very darker aspects of
Speaker 3: the whole lore and conspiracy surrounding the lizard people.
Speaker 5: I think it's good and it's not the like I
Speaker 5: love day but like personally, but I think it would
Speaker 5: be good to have maybe you guys breaking it down
Speaker 5: into more like regular person terms, because sometimes I think
Speaker 5: if you if you haven't been exposed to David ik
Speaker 5: or you don't really know what he's about, it can
Speaker 5: be quite jarring as like a regular person to hear
Speaker 5: him being like you know they're this and like just
Speaker 5: coming out with these like outlandish theories. I think some
Speaker 5: people get turned off by that.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. And that's why if you see him
Speaker 3: on certain interviews he tries to on London Reel, he's
Speaker 3: trying to bring it back a bit and talk more
Speaker 3: about the physical aspects of like the plan that is
Speaker 3: supposedly in the works right now, so you know, and
Speaker 3: once you once you realize how what's going on and
Speaker 3: the things that are happening on this earth are not
Speaker 3: a coincidence, and they're like, I don't know, once you
Speaker 3: dip your toe into the conspiracy world, you fall down
Speaker 3: that rabbit hole. And the fact that the government is
Speaker 3: now admitting that aliens exist while showing us absolutely no
Speaker 3: evidence shows to me that they're using it for their agenda.
Speaker 3: And I feel like that's what I'm saying about. We
Speaker 3: will eventually be sneaking in like maybe ran episodes and
Speaker 3: stuff to break down what I think is going on
Speaker 3: and what you think in our opinions, like we did
Speaker 3: with the UFO Real Aliens or is it a psyop
Speaker 3: episode or are you know, indoctrination of Danny politics episode
Speaker 3: stuff like that where I want to slip in some
Speaker 3: of those just for the fans. And there's been some
Speaker 3: people that have liked those episodes a lot, So there's
Speaker 3: works to talk about some more obscure, weird stuff and
Speaker 3: hopefully it doesn't get taken down off YouTube. Yeah. So
Speaker 3: for the Native Americans of Pine Ridge, South Dakota, there
Speaker 3: are many issues facing their community. Unfortunately, one of those
Speaker 3: issues is group suicide has been particularly bad in the
Speaker 3: recent years, but because of a long standing legend stories,
Speaker 3: these mysterious suicides in South Dakota have sometimes been attributed
Speaker 3: to a malicious spirit. It is kind of weird to
Speaker 3: do out alive yourself in a group, you know. It's
Speaker 3: kind of like that's uh not a lot of people
Speaker 3: do that unless you're like, oh, we have a blood pack,
Speaker 3: you know if if if one of us dies, we
Speaker 3: all die. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't. I don't. I never understoodtood that. But again,
Speaker 5: like I don't, I don't know what somebody's like, if
Speaker 5: these people are mentally ill or what it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, who knows a lot of people mentally ill nowadays.
Speaker 3: Because of this long staying legend stories, obviously there's there's
Speaker 3: all these these mysterious suicides have been happening in South Dakota,
Speaker 3: and it is a tribute to some sort of evil
Speaker 3: demonic spirit. He is called Walking Sam, and while the
Speaker 3: name may sound harmless, the being embody, the being that
Speaker 3: embodies it is anything but the Walking Sam, the shadow Man,
Speaker 3: the Walking Sand, the shadow Man. Shout out that band
Speaker 3: the Ghost Crimson or some ship go look that ship up.
Speaker 3: I asked if we could use the song at the
Speaker 3: end of this episode, so we'll see if they reply back,
Speaker 3: because they're not a huge band. They have like over
Speaker 3: one thousand subscribers on on YouTube, so but they're there.
Speaker 3: They had a song kind of like a rock alternate
Speaker 3: rock song.
Speaker 5: You should you could surely make a rap. I could
Speaker 5: walk and some shadow Man.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get through some of my more very
Speaker 3: controversial songs. I'm almost done this one about like kind
Speaker 3: of uniting people, but also I called out a bunch
Speaker 3: of stuff about the left side and just people in
Speaker 3: general being hypocrites and stuff. But once I get that,
Speaker 3: I have a cryptid song that I have in the works.
Speaker 3: I've had in the works for a while, and it's
Speaker 3: kind of like a it's it's like a weird, dirty
Speaker 3: like kind of jokey cryptid song and I'm using a
Speaker 3: very famous beat and eventually I'll probably have to like
Speaker 3: get my own beat for it, but I'm used the
Speaker 3: night Call beat given you and night Call. But it's
Speaker 3: it's very fun. It's called the Party of Cryptids. I'm
Speaker 3: close to being done. It's just hard fitting and I'm
Speaker 3: trying to find like every crypt that I can think of.
Speaker 5: When's when? When come we expected?
Speaker 3: I mean saying I wanted to put out for a while,
Speaker 3: but I forgot about it. Then I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I got to finish the ship because at first I
Speaker 3: had it almost written out, and then my dog worked
Speaker 3: a part of my rhyme book. Luckily I didn't. I
Speaker 3: only have like three or four songs in my new book.
Speaker 3: He ripped it apart, so I didn't have it. But uh,
Speaker 3: it's uh, it's it's funny, to say the least. There's
Speaker 3: a lot of weird shit it that I put in.
Speaker 3: But well, uh, I think I said saying about dover
Speaker 3: Demon covered in seamen. There's like really weird lines and
Speaker 3: nice okay, something like that. I can't remember what actually,
Speaker 3: but there's I have the bass to do. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: do a song eventually about like the Party of Cryptids.
Speaker 3: I want to do a song about like urban legends
Speaker 3: or something like that. But I especially want to do
Speaker 3: a song which I want to do for a while
Speaker 3: is do it in a point of view of a
Speaker 3: serial killer and the kind of talking about a bunch
Speaker 3: of different serial killer stuff. But I'm also working on
Speaker 3: a song for first class horror, so I should be fun.
Speaker 5: You're a man of many talents.
Speaker 3: Yes I am, but didn't didn't take me anywhere. Spent
Speaker 3: spent my teenage years being a fucking asshole and h
Speaker 3: drunken idiot, so it didn't really help too much.
Speaker 5: You got really good self awareness, I.
Speaker 3: Do so walking Sam the shadow Man, I like that
Speaker 3: uh that convinces teens to commit suicide by whispering to
Speaker 3: them that they're worthless, not deserving of, like, of any
Speaker 3: life or affection.
Speaker 5: Who's been talking to me?
Speaker 7: You're fucking shit, You're worthless, You're a stupid Irish drunk.
Speaker 5: You're dumb, nobody lunch, you drink cans and moves just
Speaker 5: like tell you the worst things about you? Yeats? Who's
Speaker 5: been talking to me? Then? So I'm not actually mentally ill,
Speaker 5: it's just a walking sounds talking to me.
Speaker 7: Don't look down, don't see a tiny beanis when you're
Speaker 7: in the shower, don't you hate yourself?
Speaker 3: Is self? Money is? It's like, because this thing is is,
Speaker 3: I said, it's I watched a video. I was like,
Speaker 3: what doing what the government does, just telling you like
Speaker 3: you're worthless. You know, you're a racist, your homophobic, misogynist,
Speaker 3: anti Semitic hater. You know, it's just like what they're like,
Speaker 3: they have they you know what they do to people
Speaker 3: is they make you feel worthless. And especially during the
Speaker 3: last couple of years in my country, I'm sure in
Speaker 3: your country and countries across the world, the government was
Speaker 3: literally shaming people into getting like into getting a medical
Speaker 3: experiment and shaming them in like horrific ways that made
Speaker 3: people like I'm sure that there's some people out there
Speaker 3: that did off themselves, unlive themselves in ways because of
Speaker 3: the stuff that the government was doing. I'm quite sure
Speaker 3: of it. And uh, you know, we did see an
Speaker 3: uptick in unliving people and people unliving themselves during that
Speaker 3: time anyway. But then your government's like, yeah, if you
Speaker 3: don't get this vaccine, you're you're full blown racist. And
Speaker 3: the guy's like, I'm black though, you know.
Speaker 5: Has a massive suicide problem.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, well think about it. It's a way if
Speaker 3: you demoralize people and you you know, you get them
Speaker 3: to live in a state of depression and unhappiness and
Speaker 3: then only offer pharmaceutical drugs and stuff like that that
Speaker 3: also lead down a darker path of said depression, anxiety,
Speaker 3: and suicidal thoughts. It will end up leading you down
Speaker 3: because some of those drugs end up making you worse.
Speaker 3: And it's the Then it's kind of like population control
Speaker 3: in itself, the same way wars are you know, so
Speaker 3: a bunch of people of war to die and it's like, sweet,
Speaker 3: we just lost a couple thousand people, bringing the population
Speaker 3: down poifect.
Speaker 5: You know, sorry, we've had fucking we've had I think
Speaker 5: our rates let me see here, overall suicide rates of
Speaker 5: eleven per one hundred thousand, and a male suicide right
Speaker 5: is seventeen point six per one hundred thousand, So.
Speaker 3: Quite a bit, yeah, if we go to according to
Speaker 3: the government, not enough. So I'm I'm a ray of
Speaker 3: sunshine on these episodes, aren't I.
Speaker 5: In the first quarter of twenty twenty three, we have
Speaker 5: had one hundred and ninety one. That's that we're registered
Speaker 5: as suicides or intentional self farm Now that's in a
Speaker 5: small island that consists of less than five million people.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I wish I put this over your neck
Speaker 3: during that would have been fucking funny out of how
Speaker 3: I was talking about that, Yes, slowly going around. I
Speaker 3: don't know if okay, if you were gonna if you
Speaker 3: were going to since we're gonna get into this, I
Speaker 3: wish actually like dive into this episode because we always
Speaker 3: uh talk, we ramble for the first like ten minutes.
Speaker 3: If you were to out alive yourself, because I'm trying
Speaker 3: to dance that fine line of saying it a little
Speaker 3: bit but not too much. What what would you be
Speaker 3: your method?
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, because I've probably you know what, I've probably
Speaker 5: actually thought about this before. I don't know, like I
Speaker 5: feel like.
Speaker 3: Would you affixiate yourself in a car? Would you jerk
Speaker 3: off well audiota auto auto erotic affiiciation? Would you do
Speaker 3: that like in that movie Worse Dad or whatever World's
Speaker 3: Greatest Dad?
Speaker 5: I actually don't know, Like I feel like hanging yourself
Speaker 5: is probably like the most common one, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I you know kirk obey myself, Wait.
Speaker 5: That yeah, well you see, well, actually you know I
Speaker 5: could probably get my hands on the gone. Yeah, that
Speaker 5: would probably be the best.
Speaker 3: You've got to do it right, because if you do
Speaker 3: it wrong, you're gonna be living a very horrible life. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And I've known people that have, you know, hung themselves
Speaker 3: suf it's pretty it's sad. It's very sad. And it's
Speaker 3: uh not someone I knew, but one of my close buddies,
Speaker 3: his like best friend hung himself in a park and
Speaker 3: they like found it like it was scary shit, like
Speaker 3: just like horrible, miserable. And my buddy was like very
Speaker 3: addicted to coke at one point, and he was one
Speaker 3: of the servers. Uh and I was a cook or whatever.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna imagine names or like that, but he
Speaker 3: was a good friend of mine and he was just
Speaker 3: going down a dark path. He's better now, but and uh,
Speaker 3: he one day he was like just I guess I'm
Speaker 3: called Chotchin. Just like he was just out of his
Speaker 3: mind on coke and he was like crying in the
Speaker 3: back during or a shift and just thinking talking about
Speaker 3: his friend and and stuff like that. And and he's
Speaker 3: like they thought we were gay because and he wasn't
Speaker 3: at all. This guy like got women but he's like
Speaker 3: because their close friendship is like his mom thought we
Speaker 3: were gay and stuff, and it's just like and this
Speaker 3: kid just like it was at nowhere. A lot of times,
Speaker 3: especially with men, they don't you don't, they don't tell anybody,
Speaker 3: and it's you can't even tell. And the thing is
Speaker 3: that people have to understand that men are more likely
Speaker 3: to commit suicide to our lives themselves. Uh, if they don't,
Speaker 3: if they don't feel they have purpose, it's not because
Speaker 3: they're sad, they're they're depressed. Most men, at least statistically speaking,
Speaker 3: it's because they don't feel like they have a purpose
Speaker 3: in life. And we went from this this you know,
Speaker 3: decades ago, one hundred years ago, where men were like,
Speaker 3: you know, we had a purpose. We would protect the
Speaker 3: women and children, and we did fight in wars, even
Speaker 3: though I don't agree every every war has been orchestrated
Speaker 3: by the Rothchilds and these people in power. But I
Speaker 3: just want to make that point. It's like we used
Speaker 3: to have more worth. You know, you were protective and
Speaker 3: you know, you like hunting for food, and you built
Speaker 3: shelters and all that stuff, and that would become so
Speaker 3: conditioned by technology. It's just it's like, yeah, balanced, I
Speaker 3: had a really.
Speaker 5: Good friend when I was in like I guess what
Speaker 5: high school and he was with a chick for like
Speaker 5: the entire like years and years and years. And they
Speaker 5: were like, you know, it's that thing I suppose that
Speaker 5: a lot of people do, where he made his whole
Speaker 5: life about her, Yeah, only to find out then that
Speaker 5: she splits up with him, and she's like gets with
Speaker 5: somebody else like pretty quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And he they had like a thing in the back
Speaker 5: of their house where like he would like work on
Speaker 5: cars and stuff his dad and like I don't know,
Speaker 5: like they call him like one evening, they're like, you know,
Speaker 5: dinner or whatever, come into dinner time. He doesn't come up,
Speaker 5: so they des send his younger brother, like can you
Speaker 5: go down and get him? So he's like yeah, cool,
Speaker 5: goes down and he's swinging from the rafters in the shed.
Speaker 3: That's so fucked dad.
Speaker 5: And it was like essentially it was all over this.
Speaker 3: It's crazy because my mom one of her good friends, Terry,
Speaker 3: hung himself and in his garage and then they used
Speaker 3: the weage board attempting to talk to him, and when
Speaker 3: after the story four, but when they mentioned his parents.
Speaker 3: The shock class flew across the room and like shattered.
Speaker 3: I would shit my pants, need more friends with things.
Speaker 8: Oh the.
Speaker 3: Note book concrete in my veins. I just remember that
Speaker 3: video because it's like the shows all this, Like the
Speaker 3: kid is like going to the car and then doing it.
Speaker 3: That sounds kind of peaceful too, you know, you'd use
Speaker 3: like the admissions from the cars and then you just
Speaker 3: you go to sleep forever. I'm trying to make light
Speaker 3: of this fucking shit. I don't know what else to
Speaker 3: do with these, like in these situations where it's sad
Speaker 3: and dark, and you know, it's like one of my
Speaker 3: cousin that was supposed to he was a hit the
Speaker 3: potential to be like a fairly decent Christian rapper and
Speaker 3: his friend got fairly big and uh and he his
Speaker 3: friend tours all over the world now makes some decent money,
Speaker 3: actually lives off it. And my cousin like taught him
Speaker 3: at a rap and all this stuff. Uh, and he
Speaker 3: had his he found his like dad like hung himself.
Speaker 3: He's a song about it, like where are You? And
Speaker 3: she's like it's called where are You? And essentially just
Speaker 3: going into like why did you leave? Kind of shit
Speaker 3: and it's sad song because it's like he I think
Speaker 3: pretty sure he's the one that found him and it
Speaker 3: fucked him up. But I think, like, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 3: my cousins, like second, like a magic mushrooms helped him
Speaker 3: because my cousin's super Christian. He's like, I've drank once
Speaker 3: in my life. I never smoked weed. But he's like,
Speaker 3: I took a mushrooms a couple times. Changed my life.
Speaker 5: I I that's the only thing I ever hear back
Speaker 5: about people when they take mushrooms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's changed my life. We gotta get you on
Speaker 3: that train, so I know, right, well, you come here,
Speaker 3: we'll do some very I'll dress up with a shaman
Speaker 3: and I'll like beat you with leaves and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: You'll you'll bring me out there and it will be
Speaker 5: like and I actually only watched it the other day.
Speaker 5: Fucking I referenced this movie all the time, and I
Speaker 5: can never think the name of but a twenty four.
Speaker 3: Umm.
Speaker 5: Oh they bring him out to Sweden or Finland.
Speaker 3: The ritual no oh, no fucking chick oh oh the
Speaker 3: cult leader. Shit, we have the midsummar. Yeah, we need
Speaker 3: to cover that so we can like cause I would
Speaker 3: love to go That would have been a good episode
Speaker 3: for this summer. But we'll see if we can put
Speaker 3: that in the works, because I feel like we're getting
Speaker 3: at We're at good pace right now.
Speaker 5: That's a such a good movie.
Speaker 3: I guess that ending. I have to rewatch it because
Speaker 3: that ending got me. So who knows. Obviously, keep your
Speaker 3: ears peeled.
Speaker 5: He's eating like the pubes pipe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you keep your ears peeled for you know, on
Speaker 3: class forecasts. But yeah, I know it would be like that.
Speaker 3: I'll feed you my pubes and you'll think it's a
Speaker 3: delicious salad.
Speaker 5: You have me, You have me out in the wood
Speaker 5: somewhere and you and Billy, and I'll have me tied
Speaker 5: to a tree after giving me shit tons of mushrooms
Speaker 5: and you're feeding me pubes.
Speaker 3: Billy would be just drunk, and he'd be like, I'm
Speaker 3: not seeing what you're seeing. I'm like, look, he's a bear,
Speaker 3: run free bear. Okay, that's so stupid. So pretty, let's
Speaker 3: get back to this. So, while we don't know much
Speaker 3: about this spirit because those in the tribe keep his
Speaker 3: stories quiet, we do know that his existence supposedly brings
Speaker 3: on a lot of suicides whether it's supernatural caused or not.
Speaker 3: Suicide has been growing problem in Native Americans of South Dakota,
Speaker 3: and I think it's been a big problem all over
Speaker 3: the world in many communities. But then you have a
Speaker 3: community where like I grew up Indigenous friends and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, and it's like becomes it almost becomes sheltered
Speaker 3: when they're on the reserve and stuff like that. And
Speaker 3: then like people know this that when they the Spaniards
Speaker 3: and the English whoever brought over alcohol, they never had
Speaker 3: alcohol like that or had alcohol at all, I think,
Speaker 3: and it like caused it. It caused they would get
Speaker 3: drunk very easily, uh, and stuff like that. And I
Speaker 3: think that was able for the Spaniards and the and
Speaker 3: the you know, all the conquerors, the colonists as as
Speaker 3: that people like to call me because I'm white, come
Speaker 3: over here and they like fed the malcohol and obviously
Speaker 3: like manipulate them in some way. But like I've seen
Speaker 3: it like that. It's sad, and I don't want to
Speaker 3: say too much obviously because like people would get mad,
Speaker 3: But like that, there's some parts of the community that
Speaker 3: kind of just let it go unchecked. And I knew
Speaker 3: a lot of friends that I grew up with that
Speaker 3: were Indigenous, that like, we're alcoholics that like drank way
Speaker 3: too much, got involved in drugs and like stealing cars
Speaker 3: and doing stupid shit, and because they feel like they
Speaker 3: don't have an outlet, and it's there's good things and
Speaker 3: bad things about living on a reserve, and I think
Speaker 3: that they deserve their own land, but also there's issues
Speaker 3: with what's going on, Like the elders, who you know,
Speaker 3: way back in the day'd probably be like rolling in
Speaker 3: the graves for some of the stuff that goes on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I could only imagine.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, just like that's why I want to,
Speaker 3: Like I want people to understand that I do understand
Speaker 3: that culture and to an extent, and I want to
Speaker 3: I would. It's one of the one culture that I
Speaker 3: actually am fascinated by and love the Indigenous like folklore
Speaker 3: and history and and the idea that there is souls
Speaker 3: and spirit and everything, because I believe that it's just
Speaker 3: consuming mushrooms, you know, and like I would love to
Speaker 3: try to pay out and stuff. It's like getting just
Speaker 3: dusted out in the forest.
Speaker 5: Not a spooky stuff around that culture.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, And they believe in a lot of
Speaker 3: and weon'll get back to because we didn't a Native
Speaker 3: Folcal episode way back in the day. Me and Billy
Speaker 3: had fun on it. And but there's there's a lot
Speaker 3: and there was a lot of weird folks that we
Speaker 3: brought up in the episode, but there's even more. Eventually
Speaker 3: we'll have to get to the skin walker. I've been
Speaker 3: seeing I think I've been saying you videos and seeing
Speaker 3: some weird stuff on TikTok about some of that shit.
Speaker 3: And it's freaky to say the least, no matter if
Speaker 3: you believe in this sort of cursed place, if there's
Speaker 3: an evil spirit, or if it's simply a drastic issue
Speaker 3: of mental health. And obviously that could maybe a social
Speaker 3: problem of maybe oppression, because and that's what I want
Speaker 3: to make people aware of. Right. It's like school nowadays
Speaker 3: is teaching kids, some schools but mostly public schools, teaching
Speaker 3: that there's either there's the oppressor and then there's the victims.
Speaker 3: So they use this all the time of like white
Speaker 3: people have been oppressing black people for this long and
Speaker 3: they and they keep people in perpetual division all the time,
Speaker 3: and and and then people have this victim mentality of
Speaker 3: like I can't do anything better because I'm black or whatever,
Speaker 3: you are indigenous or even and now it's like we're oh,
Speaker 3: you can be super super racist against white people and
Speaker 3: say like outland as shit. But if you if it
Speaker 3: was reversed, it would be you would be destroyed in
Speaker 3: the media and canceled and all that stuff. So there's
Speaker 3: a and what this is what I always point to is, uh,
Speaker 3: everyone is a fucking hypocrite, especially people within politics. Oh
Speaker 3: we want to lock you down for climate change and
Speaker 3: that's supposed to be coming soon, or or we want
Speaker 3: you to do this, or look what happened during COVID
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. It's like, oh, you, uh, you
Speaker 3: can't go for a party, you can't see your parents,
Speaker 3: and then all the elites are having fucking extravagant parties,
Speaker 3: wearing weird masks, fucking each other and goat costumes, you know,
Speaker 3: all that fun jazz.
Speaker 5: It should be more evident than ever now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's that's why I like the you know, uh,
Speaker 3: now everyone likes Andrew Tate. I like some of the
Speaker 3: things he says, but I like all of his opinion
Speaker 3: and how he's like, you know, if COVID hasn't woke
Speaker 3: you up. I don't know what will if you haven't
Speaker 3: awakened to the truth that the government doesn't like you
Speaker 3: and doesn't want it doesn't want to He even.
Speaker 5: Talked about it too, like to his own extent. I
Speaker 5: guess he was like, you know, I I have millions
Speaker 5: of dollars. I didn't have to fucking like sit around
Speaker 5: and gravel and beg to travel or beg I don't
Speaker 5: whatever I wanted to do. So that's the difference between
Speaker 5: like everybody else and then like the elite or people
Speaker 5: with ship tons of money. He was like, there is
Speaker 5: a difference in Anyone who doesn't think that is a
Speaker 5: fucking idiot.
Speaker 3: And well, you know, there a Doomsday Prepper episode which
Speaker 3: I'm gonna start prepping very soon. I'm gonna get into
Speaker 3: a lot of things about when I think about the
Speaker 3: elites and what they think about us, because I think
Speaker 3: that they want to get rid of a lot of us,
Speaker 3: a lot of us, and then so they can live
Speaker 3: in their ivory towers and they can have a few
Speaker 3: groveling clubs to fucking do their work for them.
Speaker 5: You know what I always picture it's like that ship
Speaker 5: from Mad Max and you have the guy yeah the
Speaker 5: drums was like Immortal Joe or whatever his name is,
Speaker 5: the big bad guy, and like he's standing on top
Speaker 5: of that cliff and like everyone's begging for water and
Speaker 5: he's like, yeah, we'll turn on the wall. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: yeah seconds.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well it's the And we talk about this because
Speaker 3: it's relevant because of what's going on in the world
Speaker 3: in both our countries. But it's like the idea of
Speaker 3: like I want to do a video about this that
Speaker 3: people understood and get the actual right context. But it's
Speaker 3: when like Joseph Stalin like picked the chicken uh clean
Speaker 3: and tortured it and then still fed it and it
Speaker 3: still came back to him groveling to get like feed
Speaker 3: out of his hand, And it's like you can destroy
Speaker 3: a person, but as long as you give him a
Speaker 3: little bit, they will still keep coming back, as long
Speaker 3: as you kind of kept them fed or whatever. I
Speaker 3: don't I can't remember the whole analogy or what he says,
Speaker 3: but very very very true and it kind of relates
Speaker 3: to that. So yeah, this is both the facts and
Speaker 3: the legend will make enough to make your blood run cold.
Speaker 3: Walking Sam is an ancient being according to Native American
Speaker 3: War tied closely with the spirit known as the stick Indians,
Speaker 3: and uh, well, it's it's kind of funny because like
Speaker 3: in the States, a lot of Indigenous people call themselves Indians, right,
Speaker 3: and now that's like racist or whatever. But there's like
Speaker 3: the America. In America they use it more often than
Speaker 3: in Canada. We s like natives or indigenous or whatever,
Speaker 3: and then people get mad if you use the word Indian.
Speaker 3: But there is still a lot of Native tribes and
Speaker 3: stuff like that or that live in the States that
Speaker 3: use the word Indian.
Speaker 5: So here's the I've been thinking about this for like
Speaker 5: the last ten minutes, and I was like, should I
Speaker 5: ask this question? Or was this like the dumbest fucking
Speaker 5: thing I've ever said? So I was, you know, I
Speaker 5: always heard of that like term in the sense of
Speaker 5: being like people would say, oh, you know, oh cowboys
Speaker 5: and Indians.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you know why they do? You know why?
Speaker 5: So yeah, that's what I was just about to ask,
Speaker 5: is like, where did the Indian thing come from? Because
Speaker 5: then the other side of that is like, obviously I
Speaker 5: have heart of that aspect of it. But then obviously
Speaker 5: at least over like here in in New Europe and
Speaker 5: stuff like Indians are people from India.
Speaker 3: So Columbus's raping pillage and ass uh. He when he
Speaker 3: showed up, he thought that he was in India.
Speaker 5: Oh cool, that is.
Speaker 3: Supposedly what it is. He thought they were from the Indians.
Speaker 3: That he thought they were from India. He thought that
Speaker 3: he sailed like just like a loop into the Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then so he and then it kind of like stuck,
Speaker 3: which is so such a strange thing. But mostly you know,
Speaker 3: they call them savages because they didn't understand their way
Speaker 3: of life. Uh. And to be honest, where we are
Speaker 3: in the world as long as like a podcast, I mean,
Speaker 3: he put it out to the world, I'd live in
Speaker 3: a fucking longhouse. You know. They all work together and
Speaker 3: you know, live in these communities. But then people don't
Speaker 3: always say they don't. They forget that there was like
Speaker 3: tribes warring with each other, killing each other, doing horrible
Speaker 3: acts of violence to each other in a lot of ways,
Speaker 3: just because they thought something different than another tribe. And
Speaker 3: that's why tribalistic communities is inherently a human thing, but
Speaker 3: it's also not a good thing, you know, And they
Speaker 3: haven't even with politics kind of divided people are like
Speaker 3: it's crazy, and then people call like people someone like me,
Speaker 3: I'm a conservative, I'm a white supremacist, I'm a Trump supporter.
Speaker 3: I don't trust any government. I'm not even like, I
Speaker 3: don't even fucking align with any I don't even vote.
Speaker 3: I voted once, I didn't do anything, so I was like,
Speaker 3: fuck this, I'm not voting again. But at once last
Speaker 3: year when they like, our crime minister did that like random,
Speaker 3: like he called an election in the middle of a
Speaker 3: pandemic and Averyone's like, why are you doing this? But
Speaker 3: so he could gain more power because he knew how
Speaker 3: to flip and play the system. And he didn't get
Speaker 3: the popular vote, like if nobody voted for him, it
Speaker 3: was so low, but he still got in power because
Speaker 3: of places like Quebec and Ontario that are like it's
Speaker 3: big cities that ended up ruling the vote. So all
Speaker 3: these immigrants that get pulled in they don't understand the
Speaker 3: country yet and then they're like, oh, I vote for
Speaker 3: this guy. He has allowed me to come into this
Speaker 3: country and then look at where we're at now. So
Speaker 3: it's kind of clever move. Yeah, yeah, they're not stupid.
Speaker 3: These the people that are in power, understand psychology, understand
Speaker 3: what they're doing to you and how they can manipulate you.
Speaker 3: And who knows, maybe this guy has something to do
Speaker 3: with it. You know, it does remind me a lot
Speaker 3: of the hat Man, because me and Shane covered that
Speaker 3: and I was reading stuff about the Walking Sam and
Speaker 3: it kind of reminds me of like the hat Man,
Speaker 3: this like evil entity that it consumes fear. You know.
Speaker 5: I think my favorite name for him I was listening
Speaker 5: to when when I was driving back home, or I
Speaker 5: was listening to some sort of a YouTube video about it.
Speaker 5: My favorite term for him is the stovepipe has bigfoots.
Speaker 3: Doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense. I saw I
Speaker 3: heard someone else that they called him bigfoot two, and
Speaker 3: I was like, I don't even know why that even
Speaker 3: makes any sense. Freaky if this thing exists, like easy, freaky,
Speaker 3: what if it does? What if people like you know,
Speaker 3: there's things that people manifest like eventually, I think it
Speaker 3: would be appropriate to talk about with Billy, and if
Speaker 3: we get you on it's obviously the slender Man. Billy
Speaker 3: has to talk about it because my bachelor party weekend,
Speaker 3: my buddy, my buddy is Brett if my buddy Brett
Speaker 3: get caught him slender and shit and they were pretty
Speaker 3: ruthless on each other, call each other names, and you know,
Speaker 3: men being men, fucking causing each other to think bad
Speaker 3: things about themselves.
Speaker 5: You know it's great, or or hear me out, was
Speaker 5: that just the walking sum at work?
Speaker 3: I know it's true he's whispering and Billy's ear, but
Speaker 3: you're skinny, piece of shit.
Speaker 5: You should just done alive or so slender man bitch.
Speaker 3: Slenderman bitch so stick. Indians are shadow people, are dark
Speaker 3: people or racist. Even in childhood, children hear legends of
Speaker 3: these dark forces, demonic presence that will stalk, that will
Speaker 3: stock reservations and try to lure unexpected victims to their doom.
Speaker 3: They have a cloud of death that hangs over them
Speaker 3: and follows them no matter who they are stalking. You
Speaker 3: may know if one is nearby, because you will hear
Speaker 3: it whistling to you. That's creepy, creepy? Can you? I
Speaker 3: can only whistle, I can only suck in whistle.
Speaker 5: I can yeah, Sam, like I can't whistle properly. Or
Speaker 5: when I see people do that thing where they go like, I.
Speaker 3: Can't do that either my grab it to do that.
Speaker 3: I can't do that the loud whistle.
Speaker 5: So I just wanted to bring something up, yeah, really quick. Actually,
Speaker 5: when we're sort of on the topic of stuff like this,
Speaker 5: have you ever heard of that that's short storied? It
Speaker 5: was on the no Sleep Reddit.
Speaker 3: Uh no, I've chosen not to even touch Reddit because
Speaker 3: I stumbled upon some shit. They're very there's a lot
Speaker 3: of communists on there, a lot of people that don't
Speaker 3: know the fuck they're talking about.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, there's like there's a ship of idiots. But
Speaker 5: there's a short story that was meant by a guy
Speaker 5: called my Wife and I bought a ranch and got
Speaker 5: so popular on Reddit and stuff that it actually got
Speaker 5: picked up by a distributor and it got made into
Speaker 5: a movie and it's going to come out on Netflix.
Speaker 5: I think they bought it for like millions of dollars.
Speaker 5: And basically the story center that I just wanted to
Speaker 5: bring this up because it kind of ties into I guess,
Speaker 5: similar stuff. The story centers around a couple who find
Speaker 5: their dream home in an Arizona mountain town. Unfortunately, they
Speaker 5: must deal with an unwelcome house guest in the form
Speaker 5: of a valley spirit. The supernatural menace manifests itself by
Speaker 5: appearing in different forms that started each season of the year.
Speaker 5: To keep this at bay, the couple must adhere to
Speaker 5: a series of strict protocols or else nasty things will
Speaker 5: begin to happen to them. This isn't a traditional ghost
Speaker 5: story for a start. The end of the in question
Speaker 5: is unexplainable. The locals say that it is a Native
Speaker 5: American course, and then it goes into this whole bit.
Speaker 5: I kind of don't want to ruin it, right, But
Speaker 5: I never really read things like that on the Internet
Speaker 5: or like short stories or I swear to god, dude, Right,
Speaker 5: it's the most freaked out I've ever been reading something, really,
Speaker 5: the most drawn in I have ever been by, like
Speaker 5: just words on a page.
Speaker 3: Last night, I was like watching scary videos. I'm setting
Speaker 3: a bunch to you. We're like on TikTok or whatever,
Speaker 3: because I have I've to like I've all my counts
Speaker 3: or political stuff right where it's just like people trying
Speaker 3: to spread as much truth and awareness and sometimes lies
Speaker 3: and propaganda stuff like that, but people are trying to
Speaker 3: spread awareness about what's going on. It's all about the
Speaker 3: elites and what is coming in Project Bluebeam and the
Speaker 3: world Aganomic Forum. So I created one just to have
Speaker 3: some fun on and now it's like I've been liking
Speaker 3: a bunch of like scary ass videos. It's it's enjoyable
Speaker 3: because reminds me of being young when you're a teenager
Speaker 3: and YouTube was actually kind of cool and you can
Speaker 3: find all these weird obscure videos and creepy number five,
Speaker 3: you know, like that.
Speaker 5: I watched some of that stuff at night, though it
Speaker 5: scares of.
Speaker 3: I love it though, kind of like being scared like that.
Speaker 5: And then Sam, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, it's it's the I've said this before. It's
Speaker 3: the fear. It's again an adrenaline kind of fear, which
Speaker 3: is always good before bed.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: But it's like this idea that you know, nothing should
Speaker 3: be harming. It's not like having a gun point at you,
Speaker 3: and that with that fear instills in people. But the
Speaker 3: fear that like, O, what's beyond this reality? What don't
Speaker 3: we know all this stuff? And the fear of question
Speaker 3: kind of like questioning what is reality? Right? I think
Speaker 3: these entities exist and stuff like that, And like Shane
Speaker 3: probably would enjoy talking. We'll have to do a threesome.
Speaker 3: Wis Shane. We have talk to do it with first
Speaker 3: class horror to do like a certain movie that I
Speaker 3: enjoyed that was about the Wendy goal. Uh, but there's
Speaker 3: it would be interesting to see us because he wants
Speaker 3: to bring us on his show and stuff too, So
Speaker 3: we'll have to We'll have to do some because some
Speaker 3: like this, some like this. We're like some of creepy
Speaker 3: folklore type thing.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you'll see that. Every so often
Speaker 5: my cameras like doing this weird flickering.
Speaker 3: I thought that was your lights.
Speaker 5: No, I don't. I don't know what that is. Every
Speaker 5: so often that starts happening. I've never seen that happen before.
Speaker 3: I thought it was your lights, Like your lights were
Speaker 3: kind of like fading in and out like because I
Speaker 3: can change why to do that.
Speaker 5: It's not anything that's weird like on this.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you about what David Ike said about the
Speaker 3: five G shit. So according to him, listen to him
Speaker 3: on Alex Jones show. Just look up David Ike and
Speaker 3: Alex Jones. I can't say too much, but he said
Speaker 3: that it's when they actually went it's been turned on.
Speaker 3: It's creating this bridge from the darker realities, the lower
Speaker 3: vibration realities, allowing these entities to come through. And that's
Speaker 3: why more and more people are starting to see weird
Speaker 3: shit and see uf like more UFOs and alien stuff
Speaker 3: and dark creatures and shadows and all this stuff. And
Speaker 3: I said, like, at work, I keep thinking that somebody
Speaker 3: is walking by or something like, I see somebody walk
Speaker 3: by and that looks up, nobody's there. I told my
Speaker 3: buddy and the other erin about it, and he also
Speaker 3: said that he's seeing stuff like that that he noticed that.
Speaker 3: I'm like, so strange.
Speaker 5: We need a creepy.
Speaker 3: It's just weird. There's I feel like there's because I
Speaker 3: didn't have that and when I first started working there,
Speaker 3: and now it's like recently where I see it more
Speaker 3: and more often. It's not just ot work, it's in
Speaker 3: other places too, And it's just like that idea that
Speaker 3: they exist on your peripheral. So you're you're you're you're
Speaker 3: we only see ten percent of the visual spectrum, maybe
Speaker 3: even less, and so you're it's like you're you're seeing
Speaker 3: out of your peripheral because if you fixate on it,
Speaker 3: it like goes it disappears because it's not in this reality.
Speaker 3: That's what it's like.
Speaker 5: That's that scene from fucking Insidious where they looking at
Speaker 5: the kid in the bed. Oh yeah, and like everything
Speaker 5: seems fine and in the hands just.
Speaker 3: That's what my shadow person look like man scared of.
Speaker 5: The ship of Point. Yeah, that's fucking first.
Speaker 3: The thing look my yeah, but it was like it
Speaker 3: was bald and had like and because it wasn't like
Speaker 3: what the thing looked like in the end, but that
Speaker 3: that image and this is be I had it before
Speaker 3: the movie can and the image of him like pointing
Speaker 3: at the kid in the bed, it looked like that,
Speaker 3: but just a full body thing with like a bald
Speaker 3: head and like listen to our Shower People episode for
Speaker 3: all the details on that. Because I always bring this
Speaker 3: up because there's something that like it convinced me that
Speaker 3: the second side of this reality convinced me. I'm convinced
Speaker 3: that there is like a dark entities. So there's dark
Speaker 3: energies and entities that exist on lower vibrations. There's definitely
Speaker 3: good entities that exist on higher vibrations that I have
Speaker 3: excelled past these physical forms. All right, it's fucking weird.
Speaker 3: So you may know he's nearby for you whistles if
Speaker 3: you follow the whistle, of which I would never do.
Speaker 3: These beings have the ability to paralyze you, hypnotize you,
Speaker 3: or simply drive you insane, which is a lot like
Speaker 3: shadow people or the hat Man. You know, it's very
Speaker 3: This is a very similar. If you want to call
Speaker 3: it a cryptid or a paranormal entity, it's kind of.
Speaker 3: This is very similar. That's why I was like, ah
Speaker 3: Me and Shane has covered this, let's talk about something
Speaker 3: semi similar. But this is more of like a cryptid,
Speaker 3: so to speak. He's a weird looking dude too, but
Speaker 3: he's like a mix of like the hat Man and
Speaker 3: this one's weird. Some tribes still regard this being with
Speaker 3: such fear and respect that they do not speak of them.
Speaker 3: It's like saying Baltimore's name, and thus in their full
Speaker 3: legend isn't known outside of their addigenous communities, which I
Speaker 3: would love to like. That was on the ever in
Speaker 3: South Dakota, which I don't think I'll be maybe one day,
Speaker 3: I don't know, but she was a traveler on the States.
Speaker 3: If I have enough money to do that, I would
Speaker 3: probably go check this out. By Can you guys tell
Speaker 3: me your legend?
Speaker 5: We do.
Speaker 3: We do, however, know that the walking Stamon is believed
Speaker 3: to be one of those beings, and he is the
Speaker 3: most powerful of them. So it's like there seems like
Speaker 3: they're talking about there's a bunch of different shadow people,
Speaker 3: but this guy is like the the ringman right with
Speaker 3: his hat, He's like conducting the circus, pretty weird circus
Speaker 3: of shadow people walking sammons. Yeah, is that what? It's
Speaker 3: so wuch a weird thing. It's Abraham Lincoln's ghosts. It's
Speaker 3: like and all that we'll we'll talk about what what
Speaker 3: he has on his body because it's like the souls
Speaker 3: of his victims supposed to be. But it's all the
Speaker 3: it's all the slaves that he let free. Stupid he
Speaker 3: you know, I know it's funny. People are like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: he the emancipation proclamation or whatever you like, let all
Speaker 3: of the fun you like, good for him, right, what
Speaker 3: he did, because I don't think human beings should own
Speaker 3: other human beings. I think that's fucked up and disgusting.
Speaker 3: But he wanted to send them all back to Africa.
Speaker 3: I was like, most people don't even know that Abraham
Speaker 3: Lincol's like, send them all back, and it's like they've
Speaker 3: already lived here for how long? They don't have another life, dude,
Speaker 3: And he's like, well, don't they want to live over there?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: There's not where they came from. They want to go
Speaker 3: back because they were slate and he's like, They're like, no,
Speaker 3: they have no other other family own.
Speaker 5: Saying he sounded like a pretty cool guy, and you
Speaker 5: wish we had someone like that in power right now.
Speaker 3: He probably had a fun right, No, we don't. He
Speaker 3: was better than others and stuff like that, but that tall,
Speaker 3: freakish man probably knocking out people with this pain though
Speaker 3: that guy was gay too. Abraham Lincoln was most likely
Speaker 3: gay because he, like he never supposed to be, was
Speaker 3: with his wife in the bedroom, but he slept next
Speaker 3: to his homie all the time. And it's just like,
Speaker 3: I feel like there was something about him strange. He
Speaker 3: was he was progressive for the time, maybe a little
Speaker 3: too progressive, strange, strange brew So it is, uh, walking
Speaker 3: Stam is particularly malevolent compared to the other stick people,
Speaker 3: which is like just even kind of creepy in general
Speaker 3: because of the way he tried to get his victims.
Speaker 3: He will supposed to be approach you and then find
Speaker 3: ways to tell you that you were not worthy of life.
Speaker 3: You feel the death in the air around you, and
Speaker 3: you'll hear voices in your head telling you, you know
Speaker 3: what longer deserved to be alive.
Speaker 7: Stop being those cheetos your piece of shit. Yeah, go
Speaker 7: drink that full fucking bob can. Oh yeah, chuckle two
Speaker 7: lead Mountaine. Take those vaccines. It's so good for you.
Speaker 7: It will help me.
Speaker 3: You drinking that kind of moves.
Speaker 7: Bill Kates loves you and wants you to be healthy.
Speaker 7: Make sure any product he has his name on you.
Speaker 5: You dig it.
Speaker 3: So weird? I stupid shiit say. This will continue until
Speaker 3: he convinces you to take your own life. And particularly
Speaker 3: his favorite prey is young people, even children, who are
Speaker 3: particularly particularly particularly susceptible to his ployees because they and
Speaker 3: they children are a different frequency. Right. The whole idea
Speaker 3: is that why they can see ghosts and stuff like
Speaker 3: that is because they're new to this planet. Even though
Speaker 3: technically a new soul, they're a cleanse soul, right that
Speaker 3: comes in fresh, so there's still they still have a
Speaker 3: connection to that that other realm, the realm where they
Speaker 3: came from beyond this physical world, right, And I was
Speaker 3: listening to something that's fairly interesting. What was that was it?
Speaker 3: He was, David, David, it's not interesting about oh. I
Speaker 3: was listening to Duncan Trustle and Joe Rogan. I love
Speaker 3: Duncan Trussell. I love their episodes that always get dressed up.
Speaker 3: It's fun and Duncan Trussell's thoughts near mine in a
Speaker 3: lot of ways. And I didn't know about it for
Speaker 3: a long time, and then I started watching their episodes
Speaker 3: that's funny they dressed up or whatever. And this is
Speaker 3: like years ago, and I was like, hey, it sounds
Speaker 3: a lot like me and the way he thinks and
Speaker 3: talks about stuff. But he was talking about how a
Speaker 3: lot of people, according to like some some some cases
Speaker 3: of Buddhism, like some uh some religious spiritual aspects of
Speaker 3: like Buddhism and other religions that are kind of like
Speaker 3: that is, people they get so scared listen, they said,
Speaker 3: like you're supposed to kind of like wait and kind
Speaker 3: of like just see what happens in the astral world.
Speaker 3: But he said people get so scared of being detached
Speaker 3: from their physical bodies that they will try to jump
Speaker 3: into the next uh incarnation as quickly as they can
Speaker 3: instead of meditating and like taking the time to realize
Speaker 3: that you're an almighty being in that realm or whatever.
Speaker 3: And I was like, I found that very interesting. I've
Speaker 3: kind of heard that, but never in the way he
Speaker 3: phrased it. How it's they're so petrified to be outside
Speaker 3: of their physical form that they just jump right into
Speaker 3: the next one too quickly.
Speaker 5: I couldn't help put things there the whole time you
Speaker 5: said that. When you were saying like, oh, I discovered him,
Speaker 5: I was this until and I was like, hey, he
Speaker 5: sends a lot like me. I just thought that scene
Speaker 5: from fucking is it the Water Boy where he's like, hey,
Speaker 5: my mama says that too.
Speaker 3: My mama's the same. Yeah, is it with the Colonel Sanders?
Speaker 5: Dude, I can't. I just it is water Boy, I think,
Speaker 5: or is it happy? More so?
Speaker 3: I think that's water water water He loves his mama. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's that one then, mama mama. Yeah, it's uh. I
Speaker 3: don't know. It's just kind of funny because like I
Speaker 3: don't know, there's stuff like that that Like that's why
Speaker 3: I like their I'm almost in a drogue, and that
Speaker 3: often I don't keep up with any of the ship
Speaker 3: It's impossible.
Speaker 5: But I used to be like super into Joe and
Speaker 5: like all the guests he had on and he created
Speaker 5: like I kind of a group there that I was
Speaker 5: like super into. And when he first started podcasting, especially
Speaker 5: like I was big into it. And obviously I've always
Speaker 5: been into M M A and jiu jitsu, That's true.
Speaker 5: So like when he when he had Eddie Bravo and
Speaker 5: stuff on, Oh yeah, He's like I'd hear, yeah, Like
Speaker 5: I used to love listening to like even I know,
Speaker 5: like a lot of the stuff he goes on about
Speaker 5: is ridiculous, but I used to love when him and
Speaker 5: Eddie would be on the show together and Eddie would
Speaker 5: just go off about my favorite and he always had
Speaker 5: like the details, like these wild fucking conspiracies.
Speaker 3: My favorite podcast of all time will be any episode
Speaker 3: of Joe Rogan that Alex Jones is on where he
Speaker 3: just like let loose and gets drunk and it's like,
Speaker 3: this is amazing. So the best thing in the entire
Speaker 3: world here.
Speaker 5: Is eleven that he had him on. It was him,
Speaker 5: Eddie and then he's like choke me out.
Speaker 3: He choke me out, Like I was.
Speaker 5: Like, whoa bro, such a good episode, like and he's like,
Speaker 5: I need to piss it on.
Speaker 3: It's just like sorry, and that's It's my favorite thing
Speaker 3: in the world to watch is Alex Jones get drunk
Speaker 3: because it's like and he he jokes about the show.
Speaker 3: He's like, I use this to suppress all of my
Speaker 3: thoughts because I have all Like because he knows a
Speaker 3: lot of shit, people can say, you don't have to
Speaker 3: like it. Yeah, and he don't have to like him,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, and like, you don't have
Speaker 3: to like it. And I've said this on another like
Speaker 3: on when I was when I was on Class Forecasts
Speaker 3: a recent deep to every Day, It's like you can
Speaker 3: still enjoy the show and not like all of my opinions, Like,
Speaker 3: you know, we don't have to agree on everything to
Speaker 3: you know, like to still have enjoyment in things and
Speaker 3: to be friends with people and stuff like that. Like
Speaker 3: I have friends that we don't see eye to eye
Speaker 3: on a lot of stuff. We have to see eye
Speaker 3: on at least some things. You know, if you if
Speaker 3: you're if you're too far on the other side of things.
Speaker 3: I don't think I can hold a conversation with you
Speaker 3: because you live in an echo chamber of lives and hypocrisy.
Speaker 3: So I always bring out because it literally is just
Speaker 3: people like yelling this stuff that they think is factual
Speaker 3: when it's not. It's the something they've been heard on
Speaker 3: the internet or they said to themselves or somebody. It's
Speaker 3: mostly what somebody else said to them, and they take
Speaker 3: it as a fact. And I've like purposely try to
Speaker 3: not I don't like fact checkers because that's uh, that's
Speaker 3: the modern day nineteen eighty four ship. But I try
Speaker 3: to like look things up. And one thing I've always said,
Speaker 3: and for the fans out there too, is I don't
Speaker 3: trust anything at all. So that's why I have an
Speaker 3: advantage because I don't trust any side or any person
Speaker 3: or any like. I don't even trust I don't even
Speaker 3: trust David Iyke. Okay, I think he knows some shit,
Speaker 3: but I don't think he's completely correct. And I think
Speaker 3: he does have put a spin on things to an extent,
Speaker 3: but I do think that he's got his fingers on
Speaker 3: the pulse. They're deep inside the rabbit hole.
Speaker 5: You know, you're deep inside David.
Speaker 3: Too, pink and one the stink Bro two in the
Speaker 3: pink one the stink I hope to have him on
Speaker 3: one day, so I love you, bro. And depictions. He
Speaker 3: has shown having a tall black hat almost like the
Speaker 3: the you know, the hat man, and it's tall and
Speaker 3: thin in body and sounds like you know, other creepy
Speaker 3: shadow apparitions that people may have known already. Most perhaps
Speaker 3: is that he carries the bodies of Native women and
Speaker 3: men I guess children too, on his arms. So all
Speaker 3: of his victims are like on his arms. It's kind
Speaker 3: of creepy. It's like his uh you know that like
Speaker 3: flubby fat chicks git and it's like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so in the world, I don't know if you
Speaker 5: heard of this term, but we call those flams flabby arms. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so you get your flams fucking and they fly away
Speaker 5: bingoings for like the old lady.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all the Karens fly away and like fuck you,
Speaker 3: fuck you. So it's weird. These are the victor, his victims,
Speaker 3: and he keeps them with him wherever he goes, just
Speaker 3: wanting to find new people to add to his collection.
Speaker 3: Pretty cool. Recently, Walking Sam has been very active accord
Speaker 3: in Your South Dakota Native American communities based on the
Speaker 3: fact that there is been a huge spike in suicide
Speaker 3: attempts in the last decade. In December of twenty fifteen,
Speaker 3: there had been one hundred and three suicide attempts on
Speaker 3: the reservation where the Lakota Lakota tribe lives. This yeah,
Speaker 3: sorry everybody since December of the previous year. It literally
Speaker 3: to my English brain says aga lagla. It's spelt the
Speaker 3: same way as how you would say that too, so
Speaker 3: so I apologize. Obviously. There's the other Native tribes that
Speaker 3: was supposed to be hit the hardest by the suicide attempts,
Speaker 3: many of which happened in groups. In fact, the number
Speaker 3: could be possibly even higher. One local claim that there
Speaker 3: had been more than two hundred suicide attempts in only
Speaker 3: three months. There are fewer than forty thousand people living
Speaker 3: on the reservation. Luckily, only nine of the attempts have
Speaker 3: been proven successful, but those victims have been very young.
Speaker 3: One of them was merely twelve years old, and none
Speaker 3: of those who died over twenty four. Of course, these
Speaker 3: these losses weighed heavily on the trio, I'm sure, and
Speaker 3: the attempts, you know, have kept coming in more recent years.
Speaker 3: Pretty scary. But just what if it's what if they
Speaker 3: look like this, this is should we let them do it?
Speaker 5: I just want to say, what if it's actually like
Speaker 5: someone from the tribe, but the tribe themselves killing these
Speaker 5: Oh yeah for an excuse.
Speaker 3: So all the audio listeners I brought up people are
Speaker 3: not gonna like this. But I just brought up a
Speaker 3: couple of images of some emo kids. Hey, And the
Speaker 3: thing is I was Emo once and I definitely, I
Speaker 3: definitely did that thing. Yeah, I definitely did some stuff
Speaker 3: to my wrist that I shouldn't have done at the time.
Speaker 3: You know. It's like, for attention is horizontal, for results
Speaker 3: is vertical, and like, you know, I did that stupid shit.
Speaker 3: I was. I was very emo, I'm telling you, And
Speaker 3: I'm gonna find photos of this stuff and we're gonna
Speaker 3: do it for a Patriot episode. But I wore makeup
Speaker 3: up to my eye, like my eyebrows, and it was
Speaker 3: just this thing of being a rebel and doing stuff
Speaker 3: that I wasn't allowed to do, and like that would
Speaker 3: like I got suspended for wearing that shit and like
Speaker 3: having this big freaky black hair and just looking like
Speaker 3: a fucking loser, you know, and I and it was
Speaker 3: just it was about being a rebel right doing something
Speaker 3: I wasn't I was. I hated authority, so if you
Speaker 3: told me not to do it, I probably would go
Speaker 3: do it. And this is where I'm a whole life.
Speaker 3: People understand. I've been ridiculed a lot. When the first
Speaker 3: time I, one of my girlfriends did it and made
Speaker 3: it like look like Sonny Moore from first to last.
Speaker 3: Now he's known as Crillics. And I showed up and
Speaker 3: my friends were all in a group skateboarding and they
Speaker 3: were falling on the ground, laughing hysterically, and I was like,
Speaker 3: fuck you guys, Okay, I look cool.
Speaker 5: Isn't it weird?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 5: When when like you're you're like you just don't see you.
Speaker 3: No, I know. And the funny thing is like chicks
Speaker 3: chose to think I was a hot emo kid, so
Speaker 3: fuck you guys like that guy, Guy Thomas or whatever
Speaker 3: the fuck I would go buy back back then it's
Speaker 3: like looks pretty hot and then gay makeup so so weird.
Speaker 3: I weren't you also emo?
Speaker 5: Oh? That I was literally, as we've been talking here,
Speaker 5: I've been trying to scroll from my phone.
Speaker 3: Oh, that'd be so fun. I literally look like one
Speaker 3: of these kids. These images that were showing I looked
Speaker 3: at almost worse, like even more emo. I kind of
Speaker 3: missed that time. He didn't. After my generation, really you
Speaker 3: don't see it. You still see goth kids and some
Speaker 3: punk kids, but you don't see it what it was
Speaker 3: literally in grade seven and eight and stuff like that
Speaker 3: when I was growing up almost I don't know, there's
Speaker 3: like twenty thirty percent of the school was EMO, and
Speaker 3: then went to high school. You're like, oh, I gotta
Speaker 3: change this. I can get beat upp. So these were
Speaker 3: not individual acts either. Most of the these suicide attempts
Speaker 3: began with distributing posts online. Elders and parents began to
Speaker 3: find Facebook groups of the use on the reservation, where
Speaker 3: they would share unliving techniques. I gotta kind of try
Speaker 3: to dance that line and talk about killing themselves together,
Speaker 3: almost as if it was some after school activity, which
Speaker 3: is creepy, very weird. These were videos talking about tying newses,
Speaker 3: videos encourage encouraging self harming behavior, and even simple messages
Speaker 3: like go do it, go do it, just do it.
Speaker 3: It's a you know, they share in the Shilah buff meme.
Speaker 5: Just do it. I don't know the thing about like
Speaker 5: the whispering and stuff. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Have you ever have you ever heard any voices in
Speaker 3: your head? You ever heard a whisper?
Speaker 5: And I want to say so, but I've definitely like
Speaker 5: my own voice has been like I have a constant,
Speaker 5: like internal dialogue with myself.
Speaker 3: I think everybody does. Everybody does. Everyone Everyone has that
Speaker 3: like thing in their head that like you're not going
Speaker 3: to be successful, you're a loser, or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: It could be anything. People like your biggest, your your
Speaker 3: worst and biggest enemy is yourself and it will always
Speaker 3: will be and you have to overcome that self doubt
Speaker 3: because who cares other people think as long as you
Speaker 3: care about yourself.
Speaker 5: When my kid like first discovered.
Speaker 3: That the self.
Speaker 5: No, but like we were I don't know what we
Speaker 5: were doing on then he was like, we're just like
Speaker 5: sitting there. I don't feel like having an ice cream
Speaker 5: or something. We had went for a walk and he's like, Dad,
Speaker 5: do you have that voice in your head? And I'm like,
Speaker 5: what's what do you mean? And he's like like, right now,
Speaker 5: if I do this, He's like I just said something
Speaker 5: to myself, but you can't hear. Yeah, everyone has that song.
Speaker 3: I'm like trying to explain the show him, show him
Speaker 3: caress One talking about it.
Speaker 5: He's like, show him the walk and Salmon be like
Speaker 5: that's who's talking to some Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's so scary. No, but like our karros one if
Speaker 3: anyone has known this, he does. He did a talk
Speaker 3: a like I think, like a university, but he talks
Speaker 3: about he's holding up a monster energy drink and he's like,
Speaker 3: everybody say this without saying it, like don't open your mouth,
Speaker 3: think about it. And then he's like, did everyone just say, uh,
Speaker 3: the word was a rock star to drink? He's like,
Speaker 3: did you say rock star? And everyone's like yeah, and
Speaker 3: he was like and you heard it right, like yeah,
Speaker 3: and it's like everyone has that inside that self dialogue
Speaker 3: and he was like, that is the the spiritual essence,
Speaker 3: that's who you are beyond this, that is the rock
Speaker 3: star you are. And he goes to this whole spiel
Speaker 3: about how we are rock stars and kind of like
Speaker 3: saying that there were gods in our own right and
Speaker 3: that most people don't understand how to use that. And
Speaker 3: then he talks and talks start talking about Annaki something
Speaker 3: that a kid could listen to, and you just have
Speaker 3: to explain some aspects of it. But it's nothing bad
Speaker 3: about what he says. He's just talking about how we
Speaker 3: exist beyond this, and it's that that inner dialogue, that
Speaker 3: consciousness that exists with inside all of us is our
Speaker 3: connection to whatever God is and stuff. It's pretty cool, Okay.
Speaker 5: It's absolutely mental. When you think about it's.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's fucking weird. And then that's why I'm like,
Speaker 3: entities can hear you think, and needs that exist beyond
Speaker 3: our eyesight, our spiritual guides. Who knows, even the reptilians
Speaker 3: or you know, dark entities or positive entities can probably
Speaker 3: hear our thoughts if they exist on a higher level
Speaker 3: of physical being or a lower level, you know, because
Speaker 3: when it's lower, it's not like it's two D. It's
Speaker 3: like a darker aspect, darker realm that they exist in,
Speaker 3: like the walking Salem. So it is pretty strange. But
Speaker 3: this sort of thing of sharing, just uneliving yourself techniques
Speaker 3: and all this stuff, you know, and kids encouraging each
Speaker 3: other to do it. It's kind of crazy and also
Speaker 3: meant that even if a youth in the community didn't
Speaker 3: actually attempt to want to live themselves, they still might
Speaker 3: be having those thoughts because everyone does have those thoughts.
Speaker 3: Everyone in the entire world. I don't know who hasn't
Speaker 3: unless you're like an unempathetic sociopath like some of these
Speaker 3: people in power that are not human in my opinion.
Speaker 3: But if you're a human being, everyone I said that
Speaker 3: thought of like, you know, I don't want to be
Speaker 3: here anymore. I've done, I don't I don't need to
Speaker 3: be here, and like, you know, everyone's had those thoughts
Speaker 3: and you can't.
Speaker 5: You can't really make this out thought well book this
Speaker 5: is in I could find right now. I haven't been
Speaker 5: able to let this goll since we.
Speaker 3: Were assum pull pull it closer to the like put
Speaker 3: it way up to the camera. Bro, I was so
Speaker 3: much worse. But you definitely have the email.
Speaker 5: But that that's that's like super tame actual photographs. It
Speaker 5: was like just.
Speaker 3: Pitch black hair. Oh yeah, it's so weird, man. We're
Speaker 3: like we're like a replica of each other, just on
Speaker 3: the other side of the world.
Speaker 5: There's like we need to do that's something actually for
Speaker 5: a pitch we need to find those old phones.
Speaker 3: I told my mom I to need those. On top
Speaker 3: of that, there's also creepy incidents involving a different Facebook post.
Speaker 3: An image was shared of nooses hanging from trees near
Speaker 3: a small community of only about a thousand people. The
Speaker 3: Travel Police later said they believed the nooses were left
Speaker 3: as an invitation, as if encouraging individuals from the communities
Speaker 3: to hang themselves, which is fucked up. That's kind of scary.
Speaker 3: Whoever left that, you know? And this idea that like
Speaker 3: these toulpas, these things that we manifest in reality like
Speaker 3: Slenderman or some of the other stuff where you know
Speaker 3: they're they're not real, and but then they manifest in
Speaker 3: reality because people truly believe in them. It'd be crazy,
Speaker 3: it'd be crazy. I got maybe the reptilians whenever a
Speaker 3: thing and then you know, human being. But when we
Speaker 3: get to the episode it's just like all these and
Speaker 3: go back to and listen to the episode that me,
Speaker 3: Billy and Anton went off about and they're just like
Speaker 3: making fun of all my theories. But it was still enjoyable.
Speaker 3: It's this idea that you know, they've existed throughout all
Speaker 3: of our history and stuff like that, but it could
Speaker 3: be the same kind of thing where it's like you
Speaker 3: think about something so much where you end up manifesting
Speaker 3: it into reality. Pretty weird, pretty fucking weird. Yes, freaking
Speaker 3: scary looking dude man. So uh. Elders and adults within
Speaker 3: the community kind of they brushed off as nothing. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know at the beginning, serb and legend, that God's
Speaker 3: just some folklore. And then more and more people were
Speaker 3: willing to bring up Walking Sam as the potential contributor
Speaker 3: to it, like to the contributing to the high rate
Speaker 3: of suicide within these certain tribes. At meetings, they discussed
Speaker 3: his presence and have noted that more people claim to
Speaker 3: have seen him recently. They warn to stay away and
Speaker 3: not to walk the streets to night because his spirit
Speaker 3: is a dangerous one. In one case, an adult woman
Speaker 3: contacted the government officials to ask for help with dealing
Speaker 3: with Walking Sam. She went as far as to give
Speaker 3: description of the spirit tall with the hat. She wanted
Speaker 3: to least to patrol to come out and watch for
Speaker 3: him because she claimed they could pick it up on
Speaker 3: police scanners. It's pretty bizarre. So still, why Walking Sam
Speaker 3: seeks out youth and convinces them to kill it. Why
Speaker 3: why does he do this? Why is he convinced kids
Speaker 3: to unlive themselves? One answer might be what I have
Speaker 3: to do with the fact that he's lonely. He wants
Speaker 3: people to join him in his lonely astra world, you know,
Speaker 3: and one account of his tail walking Sam is a
Speaker 3: spirit who has been punished with walking the earth for
Speaker 3: all eternity for some reason. Maybe he's a lone man.
Speaker 3: He's a lonely guy throll the spirits attached to his
Speaker 3: arm like some flappy ass fat chicks. H mean, yeah, everybody,
Speaker 3: love everybody. If you look like Lizzo, I feel bad
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 5: You should just.
Speaker 3: Go do something. He's kidding, kidding, I'm not that. I'm
Speaker 3: not the walking Sam. Don't mistake no.
Speaker 5: This uh my voice in my head there that nobody
Speaker 5: else hurt?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah. This punishment has left him with without anyone to
Speaker 3: talk to or be with, and he is beginning to
Speaker 3: seek out in his own companionship, you know. To do this,
Speaker 3: he must lure people away from their other companionships, you know,
Speaker 3: which is why he tries to tell teens that they're
Speaker 3: not worthy of having friends. Young people tend to be
Speaker 3: more susceptible, so he targets them because they might they
Speaker 3: might be looking for friends, like that that very viral
Speaker 3: video you see how that kid like rings the doorbell.
Speaker 3: That guy's like, I'm just looking for friends. I don't
Speaker 3: really have any friends, you know. And this is like
Speaker 3: there's like I got like millions of likes and tons
Speaker 3: of views. It's just like is this so funy? The
Speaker 3: technology we have of like I don't have all those
Speaker 3: doorbell things. I don't know, I don't really want one.
Speaker 3: And there's some of the weird shit that I'm sure
Speaker 3: people catch now like seems a little frightening.
Speaker 5: I'd rather not know, you know, I like to and
Speaker 5: it's completely lighthearted compared to what we're talking about. But
Speaker 5: like that all you're talking about the sweetest thing. Things
Speaker 5: like that are like, yeah, they're like the one side
Speaker 5: or aspect of the Internet that I love. Like I
Speaker 5: had seen there was a chick who posted about her
Speaker 5: boyfriend who who streams like every other night or something,
Speaker 5: and like he loves his game in PC and he
Speaker 5: loves streaming, and like he he he either has nobody
Speaker 5: in it or he has like one person in the chap.
Speaker 3: But the dude given which he's still.
Speaker 5: Giving it everything, like he still shows up every other
Speaker 5: night or whatever, and he's like doing this thing and
Speaker 5: she she's also on TikTok and this ship went like
Speaker 5: mad viral and like overnight he got like sixty nice.
Speaker 3: Can I convince like we're doing fairly well? You know,
Speaker 3: I think we do pretty good and we have flick
Speaker 3: thousand downloads all the time. But the thing is, maybe
Speaker 3: if I convince Chelsea, do that like make me sound
Speaker 3: like a pathetic slub.
Speaker 5: Like, look, my boyfriend is like fucking special needs, and.
Speaker 3: Just take a picture of this room. All uh, yeah,
Speaker 3: someone's gonna get a fact that gonna do what I
Speaker 3: was going to do.
Speaker 5: Uh you know what?
Speaker 3: One day? What was I doing? I was I was
Speaker 3: dressed up for a stream and I was playing a
Speaker 3: game and Chelsea walked in and filmed me and I
Speaker 3: was like, what it's for the stream and I like
Speaker 3: looked like ridiculously stupid and it was just for fun.
Speaker 3: And I don't know what game I was playing. I
Speaker 3: was just playing some goofy game and I was like, oh, like,
Speaker 3: why you look at me like that? She's like nice outfit.
Speaker 3: I'm like walking Samson, you should fucking yourself.
Speaker 5: I jumped into that dude's Twitch stream last night just
Speaker 5: randomly for like five minutes, and like he had like
Speaker 5: two hundred and ninety five people in the chat. He
Speaker 5: was getting a ship ton of like.
Speaker 3: Good for him, Somebody do that for me. Yeah, So
Speaker 3: they have a mentally ill friend that believes in lizard
Speaker 3: people and he needs more friends.
Speaker 5: Isn't it though? I have, like something so simple can
Speaker 5: just like change.
Speaker 3: Every know like that. That's why I've all these people
Speaker 3: that followed me on my TikTok account, like thirt thirty
Speaker 3: thousand on one, twenty six thousand on the other. And
Speaker 3: if you just a portion of them could just come
Speaker 3: and help the show and promote it and like you know,
Speaker 3: tell their friends about it and share it give us
Speaker 3: five star rating reviews. I could probably be living off
Speaker 3: this at this point. Even like people are like, why
Speaker 3: don't you why don't you like make money off TikTok
Speaker 3: because in Canada we don't allow that stuff, which is crazy.
Speaker 3: They like, they that's why people move to the States,
Speaker 3: and even places like horrible California ain't places where you
Speaker 3: can have a little more success at being like a
Speaker 3: content creator, which in Canada, it's like, oh, we want
Speaker 3: we want to spread all this Canadian content. Now we
Speaker 3: pass this bill to censor everything, and you can't even
Speaker 3: get that I just got yesterday. I think on Facebook
Speaker 3: where it's like Facebook, will you soon not be able
Speaker 3: to see news on Facebook or Instagram in Canada? And
Speaker 3: I'm like and people are like, wow, that's crazy, that's happened.
Speaker 3: Like I warned you, this is authoritarianism. The first thing
Speaker 3: they do is they censor the opposition. People are dictators
Speaker 3: within history. I've studied this. I'm really watching How to
Speaker 3: Become a Tyrant on Netflix, but I've also read into
Speaker 3: this stuff for a very long time, read a lot
Speaker 3: of different books about this shit, and it's like, this
Speaker 3: is the one of the first things they do is
Speaker 3: they silence people and make sure people don't see the
Speaker 3: news and especially the truth about what's going on, and
Speaker 3: then they they put their own propaganda out there. And like,
Speaker 3: if you study Nazi Germany, it's very similar in the
Speaker 3: way it began. You know, I want people that make
Speaker 3: that that quite clear. It didn't start with concentration camps,
Speaker 3: so everybody knows start with silencing people, controlling the narrative, wake.
Speaker 5: Up, conqueror. It can be done in so many different ways.
Speaker 5: I think people don't.
Speaker 7: Even read the government is trying to kill you and
Speaker 7: you don't even notice. They poison your water in your food,
Speaker 7: and you're a sky everything.
Speaker 3: So everyone oddly enough, No, you always have to have hope,
Speaker 3: always have to have hope. Oddly enough, what stories are
Speaker 3: known of the Walking Sam and the stick people aren't
Speaker 3: always negative and like they might be aggress like aggressive
Speaker 3: and violent if necessarily, yes, but not exactly evil. I
Speaker 3: guess EVL did you like that post I put on
Speaker 3: Everyone Strange brew Dot podcast. You'll find some funny stuff
Speaker 3: on there. On Instagram, I did a reface. I did
Speaker 3: some couple of me and you, so just wait till
Speaker 3: we put out some certain episodes. But it was me
Speaker 3: and Billy and Billy was doctor who has MANI me
Speaker 3: on the scooter. It was very funny. I love those
Speaker 3: are strange its mans so fun I want to start
Speaker 3: using that for episode ideas, especially for like your show
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. Is like putting our faces on
Speaker 3: certain things to kind of like draw in the audience
Speaker 3: and more that people get to know us and you know,
Speaker 3: and in our personalities. You know, the more we sell
Speaker 3: the show off and you understand who we are and
Speaker 3: that this is all that's that's.
Speaker 5: The key, guys. You have to just like us. And
Speaker 5: even if you don't like us, well do you have
Speaker 5: to like us anyway? Because we want loads of money.
Speaker 3: We want to I want to live off this.
Speaker 5: Be able to And if you.
Speaker 3: Don't, I'm gonna send the Walking stam after you, and
Speaker 3: you're gonna have incessant Is that a word, insense? You're
Speaker 3: just gonna have constant uh, constant shattered? Here goes the
Speaker 3: Stranger podcast.
Speaker 7: If you don't, you're a fucking loser and you don't
Speaker 7: deserve anything anymore.
Speaker 5: You got Charlie sounds like he's having definitely.
Speaker 3: He loves squeaky ass toys and on an account from
Speaker 3: Pine Ridge, Lakota Medicine Man taken in nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 3: he's spoken of almost effect affectionately and depicted as something
Speaker 3: that is usually part of life. He is. He is
Speaker 3: even a natural part of the forest, as he is
Speaker 3: an old forced spirit meant to protect the land from
Speaker 3: evil rather than spreading. If people encroach on his territory,
Speaker 3: he defends it with deadly results. Or that he is
Speaker 3: just another spirit to be respected. His whole thing is
Speaker 3: about respecting spirits. Right. There is a big man standing there,
Speaker 3: ever waiting, ever present, like a coming of a new day.
Speaker 3: He is both spirit and real being. But he also
Speaker 3: he glides through the forest like a moose with big antlers,
Speaker 3: as though the trees were there. I know him as
Speaker 3: my brother. I can't do an indigenous accident. I would
Speaker 3: love to be able to do that, but I want
Speaker 3: him to touch me, just to touch a blessing, something
Speaker 3: I could bring home to my son and grandchildren that
Speaker 3: I was there, that I approached him and he touched me.
Speaker 3: I think that's the medicine man talking about how he
Speaker 3: wants the walking stand to touch him, and he watches
Speaker 3: his arm to touch his sons and grandchildren. A little weird.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein, Yeah, it's a little strange there. Bill Clinton
Speaker 3: is so weird. I want this spirit to touch me,
Speaker 3: and then I'm gonna go home so I can bring
Speaker 3: him home. It says I can bring him one of
Speaker 3: my sons and grandchildren. It's like, look what I brought home.
Speaker 3: It's just like this skinny, emancipated creature. His name is
Speaker 3: William and they're like, what the fuck is that thing? Sorry, Billy,
Speaker 3: It's just like, you know what I mean, it's fucking
Speaker 3: that's weird. If Walking Sam is maybe if his existence
Speaker 3: is possible only from like a cryptozoology you know, like
Speaker 3: study of creatures in folklore legend, that's kind of this standpoint.
Speaker 3: It might be hard to determine what Walking Sam is.
Speaker 3: If he is a cryptid, he's clothed, has a hat,
Speaker 3: resembles a man, though may sometimes have no features. He
Speaker 3: might show some like similarities to to like the Slenderman,
Speaker 3: you know, oh yeah, erotic or technically that's what he
Speaker 3: was going for. It was a nice erotic story where
Speaker 3: people like talk about like the you know, there's like
Speaker 3: there's like stuff on Reddit I've heard of like Slenderman,
Speaker 3: like like like what's that called when they write when
Speaker 3: they write porno like literal erotica, erotica literature or whatever,
Speaker 3: and it's just like there's stuff about like the Slenderman
Speaker 3: and stuff, and I'm like, that's fucking weird. People. It's
Speaker 3: like people that like write and stuff about like Harry
Speaker 3: Potter and like making it sexual on the internet, and
Speaker 3: then people like are like loving it. Oh yeah, people
Speaker 3: got nothing else to do now that we're not hunt
Speaker 3: their gatherers and we get our super our food from
Speaker 3: a supermarket. It's just like and then we're.
Speaker 5: That's a big processed posts.
Speaker 3: Keeps you depressed because you're serotonin things that make you
Speaker 3: happier in your guts. So if you're eating ship all
Speaker 3: the time, everybody out there, you're gonna feel depressed. If
Speaker 3: you put bad things in your body, they're gonna make
Speaker 3: you feel bad, just like if you allow the walking
Speaker 3: Sam to serve himself inside your life. Uh yeah, so
Speaker 3: he's al he's like a like a boogeyman for Indigenous people.
Speaker 3: He would be like a boogieyman to me. That's kind
Speaker 3: of a similar into the legend in the realm of
Speaker 3: of what he is kind of thing, right, But in
Speaker 3: lore he is actually often associated with Bigfoot. Not only
Speaker 3: is Bigfoot often tied to Native American legend, which we're
Speaker 3: gonna do a big big Foot deep dive eventually. It's
Speaker 3: gonna be a lot of fun, probably do a shame
Speaker 3: from choirs of reality, Like it's I want to do
Speaker 3: like a justice have an all day thing, you know,
Speaker 3: three four hours, you know, and just like, there's so
Speaker 3: much layers to it, but there have for me.
Speaker 5: I want to dress up.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get a big Foot costume. I don't know
Speaker 3: how you're gonna pull that out.
Speaker 5: Oh I want to dress up as like a big
Speaker 5: Foot hunter.
Speaker 3: Oh that's very funny. That's a great idea. And eventually
Speaker 3: I want to get design done of all of us
Speaker 3: as cryptids, but like in like almost like superhero posts pose.
Speaker 3: I've I've toyed around with it, and I really want
Speaker 3: ability to be skinny Bigfoot, just because he would look
Speaker 3: unnatural because big Foot is a big hulkin creature. But
Speaker 3: it's making like like what's the thing? Uh, what's that
Speaker 3: Will Fair movie where they meet the lizard people Land
Speaker 3: of the Lost or whatever and they have like Chaka
Speaker 3: or whatever, and Chaka is like taking like a skinny
Speaker 3: big Foot creature. That's like, what you know, Billy is
Speaker 3: a cryptied. We gotta figure it out. I want to.
Speaker 3: I want to think of some very amusing designs that
Speaker 3: the fans will like to rep And obviously you can
Speaker 3: get the new logo now. It's pretty awesome. I love
Speaker 3: whearing that stuff around. So there's obviously been sightings of
Speaker 3: this famous cryptid in Dakota's uh and where these indigenous
Speaker 3: tribe live, and even some of these people within the
Speaker 3: indigenous tribes sometimes referred to as a walking stam or
Speaker 3: like as you said, a stove pipe hat bigfoot, just
Speaker 3: just strange and general. Is he Harry?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 3: Can they tell? Can they see? Is he Harry? This
Speaker 3: is a freaky image though he's a freaky looking dude,
Speaker 3: and there's like different images of him, but these are
Speaker 3: the ones that I felt were more prevalent, and there's
Speaker 3: not much a lot of there's not much about this
Speaker 3: guy out there.
Speaker 5: Even though it's scared to shoot out me. If I
Speaker 5: seen that last.
Speaker 3: Sear and this guy is walking through the woods, yeah, hey,
Speaker 3: if you zoom in, it kind of looks like Billy Billy.
Speaker 3: I wish I could bring up an image of Billy
Speaker 3: as eye could see. I don't want to realize it's
Speaker 3: not shitting on Billy's just because Billy is a character.
Speaker 3: I love that dude, even it's just like him. And
Speaker 3: Brett that is now being slowly kind of just introduced
Speaker 3: to the show, was kind of like a guest because
Speaker 3: Brett's an interesting dude to me, and even all my
Speaker 3: friends we were like that didn't know him and went
Speaker 3: out to the bachelor party, were like sitting around and
Speaker 3: they were like listening to him, and I was like
Speaker 3: tripping balls on mushrooms. And it's like talking about the
Speaker 3: government and stuff like that, and then he's talking about
Speaker 3: like his heritage and his life and some of the
Speaker 3: thought processes that he has has about the world and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. And my buddies were like super interested.
Speaker 3: And I told Brett that Bret, it's like, I'm just
Speaker 3: a fucking regular dude, you know, He's like whatever. And
Speaker 3: him and Billy just like I couldn't believe how much
Speaker 3: they were like got along. But we're like getting along
Speaker 3: and like a they're ripping each other apart, like saying
Speaker 3: the most horrendous shit to each other. And it was
Speaker 3: like making everyone else laugh. But I was like, deep down,
Speaker 3: Billy's like fucking crushed inside. It's like the walking sam Is.
Speaker 3: He's like, go do it, ye who, I don't think.
Speaker 3: I think he's got thick skin. He worked in fucking
Speaker 3: he was a cook. He doesn't give a ship. You know,
Speaker 3: I got a thick skin in this world.
Speaker 5: A cook.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was a cook for the Walking Sam, you know,
Speaker 3: his bidding for him. So though it doesn't explain encouraging
Speaker 3: teens to off themselves, you know, if it's Bigfoot, because
Speaker 3: Bigfoot seems like a happy, happy creature as long as
Speaker 3: you leave him the fuck alone. He seems like he
Speaker 3: won't bash you against a tree like he's Jason and
Speaker 3: Jason Ax. You know, I feel like that's what he
Speaker 3: does to people. If you funk with him, come back
Speaker 3: to your camp and zip you up in your sleeping bag,
Speaker 3: and this is bash you against the tree, my favorite.
Speaker 3: Now we're gonna have to that's that has to come
Speaker 3: when we go full circle. We have a lot of
Speaker 3: deep dives to do before we reached that precipice. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that yes, come. So of course there is always the
Speaker 3: chance that the Walking Sam is representation of something less
Speaker 3: tangible and maybe much more serious. Poverty and oppression as
Speaker 3: a constant worry for obviously indigenous people, these people that
Speaker 3: are on the Pine Ridge Reservation, and many children, you know,
Speaker 3: see their parents turn to drugs and alcohol and may
Speaker 3: experience abuse. Children have been taken away from the parents,
Speaker 3: you know, by social services, and many youth experienced racism
Speaker 3: on a daily base basis with all that's going on,
Speaker 3: Depression is a terrible problem with many teens, and obviously
Speaker 3: you have things that will eventually get to which is
Speaker 3: probably gonna be a sad episode. But I do want
Speaker 3: to dive into the dark aspects of residential schools because
Speaker 3: Canada played such a prominent role on that. And I
Speaker 3: used to live in this city called Branford, which is
Speaker 3: like a very a smaller, very very shitty Toronto. Like
Speaker 3: it's way smaller than Toronto, but like there's it just
Speaker 3: has a high crime rate and a lot of drug
Speaker 3: use and at one point, like I have sub due
Speaker 3: to populace, like it had like a higher as a
Speaker 3: high almost a high crime rate like Chicago. But it's
Speaker 3: a very small city, very small. So it's this idea
Speaker 3: that how much crime is going on for such a
Speaker 3: small place was pretty crazy. And they used to like
Speaker 3: speak of the walking salmon shadow people. Then downtown was
Speaker 3: dead like there was like there used to be. It's
Speaker 3: cool because the back then they used to have punk shows.
Speaker 3: I wasn't like I shouldn't have been going, but I was.
Speaker 3: It was plbably called the Ford Plant. That's where the
Speaker 3: punk shows happened. I used to go to this place
Speaker 3: called Jay's Place all the time. And that's that's why,
Speaker 3: like I fell down the stairs drunk, like I'd cut
Speaker 3: open eyebrow, we like go to the hospital and shit,
Speaker 3: some horrible shit that happened to me because we we
Speaker 3: had mickey's, a bunch of different mickeys like vodka, gin whiskey,
Speaker 3: and we've just passed them around, not knowing what's going
Speaker 3: to do to us. And you know, she'd go down
Speaker 3: that and they would have like all these closed down businesses.
Speaker 3: So they thought it was a great idea to like
Speaker 3: paint shadow people on the walls, like playing a trumpet
Speaker 3: and playing a saxophone. And it was like just like
Speaker 3: it was like shadow people like black figures, not like
Speaker 3: black people, black figures like an outline a shadow thing
Speaker 3: of like people playing instruments to try to like bring
Speaker 3: some life to it, but it only made it creepier,
Speaker 3: like downtown.
Speaker 5: Would you ever move again to to there? Well, not today,
Speaker 5: but anywhere in general.
Speaker 3: Probably not, Like you know, realistically, I would like to
Speaker 3: if I could get out of Canada, but we can't
Speaker 3: because we have fam like family always holds, like you know,
Speaker 3: the the true important thing is is family, and like,
Speaker 3: you know, you know Chelsea and and you know my family.
Speaker 3: Her family is my life, right so that's my home.
Speaker 3: But I would you know, I would love to go
Speaker 3: to fucking Texas. It's a big comedy scene down there.
Speaker 3: It seems free, and you know, there's a place like that.
Speaker 3: I would love to go. You know. I love to
Speaker 3: see Ireland, but not for long.
Speaker 5: What about what about wood in wood In kind of
Speaker 5: the like, would you ever move to a city or
Speaker 5: move around anywhere or just now?
Speaker 3: I like where I'm at. I'm kind of in a
Speaker 3: perfect spot because I'm kind of in the middle of nowhere,
Speaker 3: but not too far from nowhere. I would like to
Speaker 3: go more into the middle of nowhere if I could. Like,
Speaker 3: there's a where near where Brett lives, where he's not far,
Speaker 3: he's only half an hour away, but it's like not
Speaker 3: even like twenty minutes, five minutes, but he's in and
Speaker 3: where it's like surrounded by farms, like just tons of
Speaker 3: huge farm property, and it just kind of kind of
Speaker 3: concealed a little more like in the more in the
Speaker 3: middle of nowhere, you know. And the way that the
Speaker 3: shit's going, like the cities will be targeted first so
Speaker 3: people have understanding of like the fifteen minute city stuff
Speaker 3: and the agenda all that stuff. Then yeah, that's for
Speaker 3: episode for another day. But it gets brought up, you
Speaker 3: know when we talk about this stuff because it's relevance.
Speaker 3: What's going on in years to come. Who knows if
Speaker 3: people like you know, if there people are listening in
Speaker 3: twenty thirty years and being like, what a weird time
Speaker 3: they existed, They're like, yeah, hopefully it's a little better
Speaker 3: or not worse.
Speaker 5: If it's If it's twenty, it's thirty the time you're
Speaker 5: listening to this and you're sitting in your little underground
Speaker 5: bunker and the world is absolutely fucked. It's like twenty
Speaker 5: eight days later. Just just know we should have we
Speaker 5: should record a message like fucking Will Smith and I
Speaker 5: imagined just where it's like I'll be at the East
Speaker 5: Pier at twelve pm every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I'll do something like that. I'll be jerking
Speaker 3: off on this cliff and coming onto the heads of
Speaker 3: eagles because I'm so bored. I have nothing else to do.
Speaker 3: Because I'll be like Rob Williams and Chimanji where I'm
Speaker 3: like wearing a bunch of plant life as a fucking outfit.
Speaker 3: I want to do that for an episode. This is
Speaker 3: like like the Bushman kind of thing. It's like so funny,
Speaker 3: like those gilly suits.
Speaker 5: Would you like to be the last person on?
Speaker 3: No, I don't need that. I know there's something beyond
Speaker 3: this place. I don't have a pessimistic atheist view on life,
Speaker 3: where you know, it must be a sad existence to
Speaker 3: have no ethics and morals. It's like, we have morals?
Speaker 3: Are you talking about it? It's like, n you don't
Speaker 3: really care because if you think there's nothing after this,
Speaker 3: then you have no consequences and lessons to learn. If
Speaker 3: you're just not gonna be here, you know, so fuck
Speaker 3: those people. Just kidding. If you're an atheist, you're listening
Speaker 3: teaches their own I guess seems like a sad existence.
Speaker 3: The average life expectancy is much lower for Native Americans
Speaker 3: than other race is in the United States, and there
Speaker 3: is a little mental health support I think for anyone
Speaker 3: nowadays on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It could be that
Speaker 3: the walking stam is the personification of these looming issues
Speaker 3: for these tribes and the depression of the entire people
Speaker 3: made real, which is a good interesting take. Uh and
Speaker 3: I kind of agree that that could be a factor,
Speaker 3: you know, and this this idea, right, and and that
Speaker 3: you know they should be putting not even money, but
Speaker 3: just like they have elders and they have people within
Speaker 3: the community, you know, you somehow set something up where
Speaker 3: they're able to, you know, create a little community. We're
Speaker 3: almost like an AA club. I'm not saying because they're
Speaker 3: drunk and alcoholics, but I'm saying just for people to
Speaker 3: like express themselves in the way they feel. And you
Speaker 3: know that if anyone you know out there is thinking
Speaker 3: about it, don't do it. Like, there's so much more
Speaker 3: to life and these these this this one moment doesn't
Speaker 3: need to last a lifetime. That's a good quote. Okay,
Speaker 3: really exact quote. But like this one sad moment or
Speaker 3: this sad week or month or year, whatever you think
Speaker 3: it is, it doesn't need don't don't make a temporary
Speaker 3: don't make a temporary problem. Absolute solution. Yeah yeah, So
Speaker 3: so you know it is noted obviously with these people
Speaker 3: can feel, remember and express the pain that they experience,
Speaker 3: and you know they need something like that. And the
Speaker 3: area has been long steeped in tragedy and bloodshed over
Speaker 3: centuries so many people of the tribe believe that these
Speaker 3: youths are feeling the pain and suffering of the land
Speaker 3: and maybe experiences for themselves. So it's an interesting idea,
Speaker 3: right not you the pain is it has residency into
Speaker 3: the ground, you know what I mean. That's just like that,
Speaker 3: like almost like a residual haunting. That like that torment
Speaker 3: is like encapsulated into the ground and into the area.
Speaker 3: Pretty interesting.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of people who believe not as well,
Speaker 5: from like different cultures, so there may actually be something.
Speaker 3: It might be possible obviously, given the sad history of
Speaker 3: the land, and this feeling is thought to be enough
Speaker 3: for people to contemplate you know that that s word.
Speaker 3: So just as many youths are sharing you know, un
Speaker 3: alive and related content online, they also see to be
Speaker 3: seem to be trying to commit suicide in groups, which
Speaker 3: is a weird thing. Elders and parents have found numerous nooses,
Speaker 3: mainly unused, hung from trees, which is just frightening. In general,
Speaker 3: teachers have caught wind of and put a stop to
Speaker 3: these groups of girls who had pleaded to kill themselves
Speaker 3: together or pledged to kill themselves together, which is okay.
Speaker 3: Women don't do it as often as men do, but
Speaker 3: they do do it. But it like it's always chicks
Speaker 3: that are like into that kind of weird, witchy shit.
Speaker 3: I'm a guy and I was into it, but you know,
Speaker 3: like you know the Slenderman story, which will eventually cover,
Speaker 3: but it's always like girls that are like very into
Speaker 3: those dark like urban legend things and kind of go
Speaker 3: through with some of that shit. It's like weird.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: More often than Danny, come play with us and do it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Uh, I'm always gonna try to make light of
Speaker 3: dark situations gonna happen, so my brain works. I am
Speaker 3: only honest in life. So frightening. Many of these efforts
Speaker 3: to stop the the packs, these these groups of of
Speaker 3: you know, sad sad emo teens uh attempts to have
Speaker 3: come in the just the nicked time, I guess. And
Speaker 3: in one case, a pastor h for the tribe named
Speaker 3: John John Tubules not one bull John Toubules, Okay, became
Speaker 3: aware of the group's suicide. It was playing in a
Speaker 3: nearby forest, which is crazy. They're like planning it out.
Speaker 3: They have a map drawn. This is where we kill ourselves, right, here, Okay,
Speaker 3: they circle it.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: He gathered other adults to rush to the scene, where
Speaker 3: he was able to take down nooses that the teens
Speaker 3: had already hung, and sat and counseled the youth who
Speaker 3: were already there to commit the act. That's crazy. They're
Speaker 3: like holding hands skipping through the forest. Been like, well,
Speaker 3: we're gonna do this together together forever. Come play with us, Danny.
Speaker 5: That's like that thing, like is it a shared delusion
Speaker 5: or you know. I often wonder about situations like that
Speaker 5: when there's multiple people involved, because I think it's very easy. Well,
Speaker 5: I wouldn't say easy, but you could try and explain
Speaker 5: something away, like if if I done something like that,
Speaker 5: Let's say, and I had left a note or whatever,
Speaker 5: and I had said, like, oh, this fucking parson or
Speaker 5: this thing told me to do it. But then when
Speaker 5: you have got like multiple cases or groups of people,
Speaker 5: it's like it's.
Speaker 3: Very weird, Like this shared consciousness idea, it's it is,
Speaker 3: it's a weird thought, and it's just weird. And it
Speaker 3: makes me think that like, who knows if this entity
Speaker 3: exists or I see it. I've because I've looked so
Speaker 3: deeply and heavily into the whole idea of like negative
Speaker 3: beings and and tease like say the reptilians or you know,
Speaker 3: like I say on the show, most times, it's like
Speaker 3: these dark entities because like it might not be a reptilian,
Speaker 3: but from all the research I've done and looked into
Speaker 3: our ancient culture and how often there are snake warship,
Speaker 3: which I actually want to do a whole episode about
Speaker 3: snake worship, uh and stuff like that, it is so prominent,
Speaker 3: and it's like what if these things are because I've
Speaker 3: heard the they masquerade as angels, as celebrities in your
Speaker 3: dreams and stuff like that, and like these weird aspects
Speaker 3: of like the whole lore behind the reptilians, because that's
Speaker 3: my fucking shit Row. That's like my go to thing.
Speaker 3: It's like my it's it's it's my it's my jam
Speaker 3: It's my peanut Butter and jam Son, and so like
Speaker 3: I always look at that aspect of as like maybe
Speaker 3: they're either're they're just existing on a different frequency. People
Speaker 3: see them as shadows, but they're actually living beings that
Speaker 3: exist on a different dimension, and people only see them
Speaker 3: in shadow form because they can't their brains can't operate
Speaker 3: on that level of existence, so they only see them
Speaker 3: in shadow, you know what I mean? Mm hm, because
Speaker 3: that could be that's scary that they're like and then
Speaker 3: they feet off of soul energy and darkness and depravity
Speaker 3: and degeneracy. And you know, they're probably having a great
Speaker 3: old time with a certain community that is very loud recently.
Speaker 3: You know, they're probably loving that whole fucking breakdown of
Speaker 3: like people being angry about they got a fucking dick
Speaker 3: or not or you.
Speaker 5: Know, oh that's what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: It didn't clue in. Well, it could be a lot
Speaker 3: of different of course, would I have to say, Like
Speaker 3: just because you know, and I've said this on the
Speaker 3: podcast before, I think and I want to do a
Speaker 3: video about it, but it very much seems like we're celebrating, uh,
Speaker 3: the seven Deadly sins. And I'm not religious, but speaking
Speaker 3: of some of my Christian friends, because I'm spiritual, I
Speaker 3: think there's aspects of religion that it's good to take
Speaker 3: from and also think there's bad things to take from it.
Speaker 3: And you know, you learn and you understand and you
Speaker 3: form your own opinion. That's why I've like said to
Speaker 3: one of my friends that are like Christian whatever. I
Speaker 3: was like, you want to be a free agent like me.
Speaker 3: I'm a fucking free bird. I believe in what the
Speaker 3: fuck I want. I don't hold my down to a
Speaker 3: specific belief system and never will. So I was like,
Speaker 3: in the it's kind of interesting this idea. Like everything,
Speaker 3: we celebrate gluttony, we celebrate envy, especially with on the internet,
Speaker 3: we celebrate what's the lust one hundred percent because if
Speaker 3: you look at the I want to do a video
Speaker 3: on this too, is the flag that certain flag, that
Speaker 3: one that's we celebrate pride with. You're so to celebrate pride,
Speaker 3: not so to be prideful like that. And if you
Speaker 3: look at the chakras lined up right. Someone else made
Speaker 3: this point, but I noticed this earlier and I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: I should do a video on this. That's how someone
Speaker 3: kind of beat me to it. Is this idea that
Speaker 3: if you look at our chakras and how our chakras
Speaker 3: aligne and you have the crown chakra and then the
Speaker 3: root chakras red if you look at the pride flag,
Speaker 3: it's flipped. So it means that and to me and
Speaker 3: my interpretation is like your root chakra, you're the sexual
Speaker 3: chakra you have, your sexuality is defining your life and
Speaker 3: taking over your mind. And it's very interesting because if
Speaker 3: you look at that group, because not everyone that's gay
Speaker 3: or lesbian or whatever. I know, we gotten to this before.
Speaker 3: It's nothing to do with people and who they love.
Speaker 3: It has to do with them being dominated by their
Speaker 3: root sexual chakra and being dominated by that, and that's
Speaker 3: all they are, it's all I am. And then they like,
Speaker 3: you know, they freak out all the time, and and
Speaker 3: it's strange to me because you shouldn't be dominated by that.
Speaker 3: That means you're addicted. This means an addiction.
Speaker 5: It's a walk in some gayerris right.
Speaker 3: He's a pedo, so he can be. He dips his
Speaker 3: toe into both worlds because he seems to like the
Speaker 3: children very quickly. I'm so glad I took a second. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm sure I could kind of picture it, but you know,
Speaker 3: and I just I put my opinion out there on
Speaker 3: the show. This is my show, so I decided to
Speaker 3: say what I want what I want. But like, there
Speaker 3: is things about our society and it's not going in
Speaker 3: the right direction. And yes, everyone should have rights. I
Speaker 3: don't know what people what they don't what people don't
Speaker 3: have rights that I have that are in certain communities
Speaker 3: and they shout abit it. It's bizarre in my opinion,
Speaker 3: but so luckily, luckily he and other adults stopped anyone
Speaker 3: from unaliving themselves. Some say that these attempts have to
Speaker 3: do with bullying, depression, racism, and other like obviously social issues.
Speaker 3: Others still say the Walking Sam might have his hand
Speaker 3: in these dark deeds. No matter what you think of
Speaker 3: the Walking Sam legend, the fact that these attempts, these
Speaker 3: offering yourselves attempts, are numerous and continuous, and it's difficult
Speaker 3: for various tribes to deal with. In twenty fifteen, there
Speaker 3: were only six mental health professionals for the entire reservation,
Speaker 3: not nearly enough to combat the epidemic of sweeping through
Speaker 3: the Prime Ridge youth. Young people in Native American communities
Speaker 3: were three times more likely to kill themselves. They are
Speaker 3: also financial resources, very few financial resources for these tribes
Speaker 3: in South Dakota that could reach out. And the Oga
Speaker 3: La La Tribe president John yellow Bird Steel, that's a
Speaker 3: fucking awesome name. Might I say, John yellow Bird Steel
Speaker 3: a strong name? Bro it doesn't and it's like if
Speaker 3: someone got mad on our Shadow People episode. They're like,
Speaker 3: I was really excited to listen to your Shadow People episode,
Speaker 3: and then you guys started making fun of indigenous names,
Speaker 3: and I was like, if you we were just saying
Speaker 3: how kind of it's cool and different, And if you
Speaker 3: listen to the episode, you'll understand that that we're like
Speaker 3: just kidding. It's just like, it's not everyone takes everything
Speaker 3: so personally nowadays, it's so bizarre.
Speaker 5: It's not none of it's real.
Speaker 3: This is not even real. We're not we're living a simulation. Man.
Speaker 5: If this is an AI, So if we say anything
Speaker 5: that you don't like and you're trying to cancel us,
Speaker 5: this is all AI.
Speaker 3: It's not a real episode. Nothing is what you think
Speaker 3: it is. Everything is not real. But and that's a
Speaker 3: true statement, is that.
Speaker 5: If it's good and it's cool and you like it,
Speaker 5: then it's actually us. But if it's something shitty or
Speaker 5: we say something out of pocket and people try to
Speaker 5: get us canceled, and it's AI and we've been had,
Speaker 5: we're both in the bed a sleep.
Speaker 3: So it's this idea of like where you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know. It's just the way that our society is
Speaker 3: going and the way people are, like everything needs to
Speaker 3: be a problem, especially for as much as it is weird.
Speaker 3: I'll say millennials right where it's just like you guys
Speaker 3: grew up watching South Park and stuff like that, and
Speaker 3: I think the walking stam is at the Charlie now
Speaker 3: so so yeah, Yon, yellow bird Seed, I mean steel
Speaker 3: Bird Seeds or declared a state of emergency. Luckily, the
Speaker 3: Administration for Native Americans ended up awarding forty four million
Speaker 3: in emergency grant money to the tribe for help with
Speaker 3: suicide prevention. Suicide students organize organization, and prayer chains were
Speaker 3: set up. And even now, the suicide ray on the
Speaker 3: reserve is still a problem and there is help. They
Speaker 3: obviously are help campaign still active and there's organizations to
Speaker 3: combat if you want to help. Whether Walking sam is
Speaker 3: real or not, these attempts of unliving these kids run
Speaker 3: alive themselves is very real and the youth do need help.
Speaker 3: And the thing is it's crazy because like you, I
Speaker 3: don't know, there's to end this off. There's this idea,
Speaker 3: right it is like they especially after all the atrocities
Speaker 3: in the genocide and the indigenous people. Right is that
Speaker 3: the government was like, oh, well, this give them their
Speaker 3: own land and they can do their shit on over there.
Speaker 3: And and the eyes and the indigenous like great, we
Speaker 3: get our own property to do whatever we want on
Speaker 3: no taxes or whatever they like, you know. But the
Speaker 3: thing is the government, obviously, especially back then, and I
Speaker 3: still think today, considering we can't even get them clean
Speaker 3: drinking water, but we can send all this money to uh,
Speaker 3: to places overseas that you know, are involved with child
Speaker 3: trafficking and watering money and biotech weapons labs and all
Speaker 3: this fun stuff. And it's this idea that they segregated
Speaker 3: them and kept them away and I go, yeah, you
Speaker 3: can come in and hanging around with us. But like,
Speaker 3: and it's kind of interesting because they I think they
Speaker 3: were they did it on purpose. Is that the government knew,
Speaker 3: all right, will give them a portion of uh, you know,
Speaker 3: a couple uh hundreds of acres of land or whatever.
Speaker 3: They can do their own thing, and then they can do
Speaker 3: their own ship. And they keep them kind of suppressed.
Speaker 3: They didn't give them a lot of money, clean drinking water, food,
Speaker 3: all that stuff, like, oh no, you guys got to
Speaker 3: deal with that on your own now, after we destroyed
Speaker 3: your your lives after we killed your hundreds and thousands
Speaker 3: of your family members and all that stuff that contributed
Speaker 3: to you know, colonization, which has happened. Everyone has been enslaved,
Speaker 3: every single race of person if you understand history and
Speaker 3: all that stuff. But it's it is to me, it's sad.
Speaker 3: There's it's there's a it's sad because I do really
Speaker 3: respect indigenous culture. Yeah, I make jokes, you like that,
Speaker 3: make jokes by fucking everything, but I do respect that
Speaker 3: culture a lot more than others. To be honest.
Speaker 7: No, you don't wait.
Speaker 3: Like walking Stam's coming after me and you guys, you
Speaker 3: guys don't really have that shit in Ireland, do you?
Speaker 3: Like Indigenous people used to have the travelers and ship
Speaker 3: like the.
Speaker 5: God. Yeah, and nobody like I just I don't care anymore,
Speaker 5: but like nobody cares. I'm sure they literally nobody and
Speaker 5: I and I don't even mean that in like all
Speaker 5: those poor people, Like if you were to ask, I
Speaker 5: would say probably ninety nine point nine percent of like
Speaker 5: the normal population of Ireland. They would be like, I
Speaker 5: wish we could kill that entire group of people.
Speaker 3: Say that that was ai it's or maybe just like
Speaker 3: do what we they you know, the Spaniards and the
Speaker 3: you know, the colonizers did and just put them on
Speaker 3: their own reservations and then just put like a steel
Speaker 3: gated wall up just killing say that. I say it
Speaker 3: like that, guys, take it down a futuree No, don't
Speaker 3: say that. No, we gotta, we gotta, we gotta, we
Speaker 3: gotta attempt to dance that line. We have to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I can't be saying like loads of buzzards anymore.
Speaker 3: We have to. We have to dance that fine line.
Speaker 3: That stuff can be saved for Patreon. Then we can
Speaker 3: dedicate a whole episode of you telling everyone to certain
Speaker 3: types of groups that you would like to euthanize Hitler.
Speaker 5: We're gonna have to at my show as well, because
Speaker 5: I can't even monetize videos what really well, like you
Speaker 5: can like that shit about like limited ad revenue juice.
Speaker 3: Because of what I say, fucking christ Man, I didn't
Speaker 3: know what it's like.
Speaker 5: I don't know it's going to be curse or what
Speaker 5: it is like.
Speaker 3: It could be cursing, which is weird. I don't know
Speaker 3: how not to fucking say fuck man. I don't know
Speaker 3: how to do that, and that's why I've had people
Speaker 3: be like, well, you guys swear a lot, and then
Speaker 3: I've also had people like, oh, I love this is
Speaker 3: a natural conversation. I miss speaking to you how I
Speaker 3: would speak to my friends. You know. So fuck that.
Speaker 3: Fuck that shit. It fun because that one, Uh wait,
Speaker 3: I have, I should still have it. Give me a second.
Speaker 5: A stupid board. It's the rock or something.
Speaker 3: I don't careful of walking Sam, if you hear any whispers,
Speaker 3: don't do it. All right, I have to find this. Uh,
Speaker 3: come on, I know it's on here somewhere.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, damn it.
Speaker 3: I swear to god. Hmm, there's a I used to have.
Speaker 3: I swear to God, I still had it. I used
Speaker 3: to have. It's like Will Farrow when he was like, oh,
Speaker 3: I never say fuck I I'll never find there. Fucking
Speaker 3: said that ship. It's fucking funny. I used to have that.
Speaker 3: Weird it's gone. Now I gotta I gotta fucking update
Speaker 3: my ship. That's all right, let's bring it to clothes.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how to end these things. That
Speaker 3: sounds awful. On my hand, it sounds like it's so bad.
Speaker 3: That's like the stock one. We are laughing, all right,
Speaker 3: everybody obviously if you know everybody love everybody? Yeah fuck it?
Speaker 3: Who cares? Uh? This episode of the chat on twitch.
Speaker 3: Uh so you know if you seriously, I'm gonna play
Speaker 3: after this episode. That's funny.
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