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A feeling like a I don't know what the outfit is,
some sort of sexy uncle out a golf. Of course,
I'm gonna tell you how to. I'm gonna caddy up
telling about shacking up. We're about to caddy shack it
up me and your divorced aunt. You tell me what
this self it is. I don't even know. Good, but
you're late. It's not possible to be late when I'm
on my own time frame, which is set by myself
and the National African American Council on Civil Rights. We
set the time, and that time is when I'm good
and damn well ready to start. Oh, I'm not in
a spurgey mood today. I'm more of a chill mood.
And we're gonna have fun talking about twenty eight days later,
twenty eight weeks later, twenty eight years later, twenty eight
AONs later, twenty eight infinities later. And then we're gonna
talk about Jurassic Park Infinity Glove Edition, episode number infinity,
because I wanted to talk about it, because we've covered
all the other Jurassic Parks and we do esoteric analysis.
This one was so stupid it was actually kind of funny.
Was it lib? Of course it was lib. What do
you expect, Steven Spielbergstein is always gonna do a boomer
values lib production. But US white boys can take solace
in the fact that we're gonna be the villains now
in all movies. We can take quantum of solace that
were the villains and the movies, And that's okay. I
accept humbly being your villain. At one time I was
tapped to play James Bond. Now I'm tapped to play Blofeld,
even though that's a Jewish name. Make it make sense,
make it make sense. It's not going to so give
up trying to make it make sense. It's all just
insanity in rationality. But that's okay. We've accepted that. It
wasn't at the point of clown world. Now we're going
to get into that clown movie world. And as often
happens when there's some new movie out with quite a
bit of symbolism in it. I listened to the other
dork channels that try to analyze movies, and they're so bad. Dude,
they're so stupid. They don't know anything about symbolism or archetypes.
And you would think that if you knew about film writing, screenwriting, literature,
you would at least know archetypes, Union archetypes, at least
that level of it. I mean, I'm not a Union,
but you know, Joseph Campbell, Carl Jung Carl Jung are
very important for story writing purposes. And all the other
dorks on YouTube that do movie analysis, all they ever
talk about is dorkshit and even their voices are just unbearable.
I was trying to listen to a couple dorks recapitulate
twenty eight days later twenty eight weeks later, because I
haven't seen those in many years and I wanted to
just get a refresher on the basics. I couldn't even
listen to their soy channels.
Speaker 5: Twenty eight days later. Oh my gosh, what was Alex
Carlott doing? It was so revolution area the Uddy Boil.
Kobe Gutta is the director, and.
Speaker 3: Then they go to the next one.
Speaker 5: This movie was much more like a Hollywood production rather
than Cutty Gaedge British a Votguard Centavas.
Speaker 1: Oh just just.
Speaker 3: I'm getting the I'm getting the shit coming back up
on my throat thing, you know, that kind of a thing.
So we're not we don't do that around here. This
is Bey's chad nerd movie analysis. We're not dorks. We're
chad dorks. We're not nerds. We're chad nerds over here.
We know of what we speak, we know that of
which we speak, and speaking of that, contrary to the
other YouTube dorks, I've written three books on Hollywood. The
third one is coming out very soon. Get your signed
copy in the show description at the shop. You know,
not everybody can just analyze movies on the internet. Not
everybody can just have a podcast on Apple podcast by
the way, and that would be me. Not everybody can
just have a YouTube channel. You realize that, right, we're
trying to put together elite material. Let's get into it.
Enough humble bragging, let's get into it. Let's start with
I mean, we've got so much Jeff goldbloom Gold, Jeff
Goldwin gold that we're not immediately gonna go to that.
We're gonna talk about let's talk about the zombie shit first.
Why do we want to talk about, Well, the zombie
stuff all kicked off because of twenty eight days later,
and we're gonna talk a lot about the other films
that Boyle and Garland have done because they are explicitly Luciferian,
satanic dark Enlightenment. Perhaps we could even say great Reset propaganda.
It even goes as far as Danny Boyle directing a
significant chunk of the twenty twelve Olympics, particularly James Bond
flying in with the Queen. Remember the stupid nonsense where
James Bond parachutes into the Olympics two and the Queen
parachutes into I don't know, it was dumb. Danny Boyle
directed a lot of that, and the twenty twelve Olympics,
if you don't recall, were one of these very high
profiled rituals where we had essentially the Octopus of England.
Remember this giant octopus comes out over the British flag.
We had the children in the medical beds, which are
supposed to symbolize the National Health Service of England, who
gives a shit about your freaking hospitals and kids in beds,
and then giant Harry Potter puppets. You can't make this up.
Harry Potter puppets dementors attacking children in the National Health
Service of England saves the kids from dementors. Like what,
this is so dumb, right, the real dementors would be
like Dumbledore. Right, he'd be the one trying to sneak
in the beds, trying to grab butts. Remember, because retroactively
Dumbledore was queer. Let's take a look at a little
bit of the original here. We're just gonna look at
some of the sequences. This was a new take on
the zombie virus theme. Zombies were not super popular in
the nineties. This kicks off where we are twenty plus years,
five years, I don't know whenever this came out twenty
five this year's into the zombie craze still ongoing, and
we wouldn't have Walking Dead, we wouldn't have shit, I
don't even know all the other zombie shit would not
have happened had we not had Danny Boyle Alex Garland
twenty eight days later. Now, as a film, this was
pretty good. It had a new twist with basically Kimbo
slice to kimbe mutambo zombies versus your traditional slow boy zombie,
your traditional down zombie syndrome has now been transformed into
Kimbo zombie slice syndrome. Harder, faster, better, stronger zombies, and
it's actually called the rage virus. Now I didn't actually
know because I haven't seen this film in many years.
As I went back and watched some of the interview clips,
analysis type stuff. Apparently, Boyle and Garland thought that it
would be really necessary to create this allegory for societal rage,
and so they took scenery from the IRA Conflict, the
Irish troubles. They took scenery from the Rwanda conflict. If
you don't remember, back around the early two thousands, everyone
was talking about blood diamonds in the Rwanda conflict and
this was some huge, you know, ordeal then. And it
was shot with partly what was the digital film of
that time, which is pretty new to start shooting in digital,
which which is why it has this like old school
security system footage look, which actually kind of gives it
its own kind of unique flavor. It has an old
news footage look to it too, so kind of VHS
slash early digital, giving it this authenticity, real feel. The
other thing that was unique was that you didn't see
zombies all over London. You saw empty London, and so
this was really kicking off this idea that the zombie
genre rather than piled up bodies and zombies. Ever, what
if it was just emptiness in other words, human's gone
in other words deepop. And I don't think that's far
off given the other themes and films from both Garland
and Boil constantly focusing on humans being gone deepop. A
post human world, post human world, post humanity is just
all over the place in these films. And think, for
example about Sunshine. Remember Sunshine. Sunshine was Garland or Boil.
I mean, they worked on a lot of projects together,
so I'm goin to mix up. But this has Killian
Murphy also, right, And the point of Sunshine is that
they're really kind of in space debating whether they should
continue to try to say humanity or not. And at
one point in the film they even mentioned lucifer and
Luciferianism or the idea of the black Sun and this
kind of stuff, right, So there's this sort of Luciferian
idea going on in Sunshine. If you remember, we also
covered Annihilation, which was another one of these.
Speaker 1: This was.
Speaker 3: Garland who did Annihilation, and a very similar idea here too, right,
So when Natalie Portman goes on her Specop's quest, because
of course all Special Operations soldiers are middle aged women,
as we see by the way in Jurassic World, the
Specops soldier is Scarlett Johansson. This was a really weird
film that all of us, you know, movie buffs, kind
of had a fun time decoding at the time. And
to make a long story short, it ends up being
the confrontation with this I guess a kind of an
alien entity that is copying or mimicking or creating synthoid
versions of the humans. And again here it is this
sort of Luciferian entity that is creating Luciferian versions of
the humans. That's what's sort of bleeding through the dimensional portal,
hence Annihilation of Humans. That's my recollection of this film.
This is about what ten years ago and are almost
seven eight years ago, but we have a breakdown of
it on my channel if you want to see it.
And of course Ex Machina we can't forget that. In fact,
Tristan and I revisited Ex Machina almost ten years afterwards.
So here's this my fuller breakdown of Annihilation. It's right there.
Cool story. What's your point? Yeah, get lost, dude, I'm
getting to the point. The point is that both directors
consistently have a theme of nihilism, of post humanity and Luciferianism.
Lucifer is really consistently the hero throughout Boyle and Garland films,
and I wouldn't even stop at that being a common theme.
You can also look at some forgotten films like Danny
Boyle did What's the film with Rosario Dawson and James McAvoy. Trance, Yes,
another Danny Boyle film where multiple personality, psychological warfare and
MK ultra style dissociation allows a a cunning, perceptive group
of hitman or excuse mean heist men to program a
person through hypnosis to be the dupe of a massive
art heist. It's a It's a very good film. It's
I was in pros with the story, the execution, very
well made, and I have to say, I mean, over
the years of generally speaking, enjoyed most Andy Boyle films,
I'd say about half of the Alex Darlin films. X
Machin of course one of the best, but also in
ex Machina we get the impression that the tech AI
Skynet takeover could perhaps occur through scxbots. That's essentially what
Alicia Weichender's character is is this replacement scx bot that
is actually a more insidious, autonomous, self conscious agent of
depopulation that is now released into the wild as she
escapes the facility at the end, giving us impression that
she's probably going to take over and the other sex
bots as well. So point being, it is not a
reach to say that throughout so many of the Boil
and Garland films we get anti patriarchy, anti humanity, posthumanism,
deep hop, anti Christianity, and Luciferian gnostic themes NonStop. Just
to be clear too, we did a review and a
breakdown of Civil War when it came out as well,
which was Danny Boyle's massive anti Trump propaganda film, which
was so over the top in its propaganda that many
people were gas lit into thinking that it wasn't over
the top propaganda. I mean, it was kind of wild
to see people with you know, you've got basically Nick
Offerman playing this sort of Trump character that the black
slay queen you know, gets to I think, doesn't isn't it?
Is it some Hispanic chick or like the Black Slay
Queen shoots at the end of the film, fulfilling the
sort of lust and fantasy that leftists and socialists and
wackos have for their violent hatred and desire that they
have to take out their opposition because they've been so
radicalized and propagandized. If you don't remember, we did Civil War,
we might have done that with Tristan. I don't remember,
but we did cover it, and we also covered ex
Machiina more recently with Tristan. So these figures, these two
tend to do similar things together, and my suspicion is
that maybe they're even members of the same esoteric philosophy.
I think I'm completely vindicated when we get to twenty
eight years later because almost no one I've looked at
several analyses, no one has even noticed the symbolic patterns
in the new film. It was pretty wild, and if
you paid attention to the symbolism, it was really blatant.
Most people were not paying attention to symbolism. They're just
looking at, you know, giant zombie dong on the screen,
which I don't think anybody wanted, but we were sort
of forced to see zombie dong bouncing around in our face,
and almost every scene, Hey Jamie, might you make me
an expresso? Please? Thank you. We'll get to that in
just a moment. But a couple of themes that often
comes come up in sort of revolutionary apocalypse or into
the world movies, one of whom, one of which is
Donnie Darko. People forget that that's actually an apocalypse movie.
Donnie Darko is going to be in esoteric Hollywood three
have completely rewritten, revamped it. I've gone a lot deeper,
and I realized, looking back on my analysis from fifteen
years ago, it was pretty much correct. The idea of
being creative destruction. Creator destruction is part and parcel, I
think you could say with process philosophy. So as I
look back into Moses Hess's book, and as I looked
into Hegel and Hermeticism, and as I looked into Spinosa,
whom I kind of neglected over the years until I
read the Sonicia Glue book on the influence of Plethon
in Byzantium and how Plethon's esoteric atheist platonism directly influenced Spinoza.
I think that was the key puzzle piece that I
was missing, and then Spinoza influences everything from reform Judaism
to Cabbala to modern Zionism. In a case especially Moses
has I mean Hes basically just praises Spinosa throughout the book.
And the reason why I bring that up is it's
processed philosophy. Hegelianism. Spinosa Ism is process philosophy which allows
for things that, say in Orthodoxy, would consider unnatural to
become natural. So for example, destruction, chaos, evil, they're no
longer aberrations or parasitical variations or innovations or deviations. They're
now actually necessities that are part of the overall world
system playing itself out, and the world historical coming to
full self consciousness and self revelation of it being itself
the deity. That is one of the big key secrets
of many esoteric systems, going all the way back to
the ancient Eleusinian mysteries, which the revelation at the end
of that initiatory course, according to the Cambridge Companion on
the Eleusinian Mysteries, is that you're the God. Fast forward
up to modern theosophical systems. The great secret is you're
actually the God. Carl Jung you're the god of your
own archetypal subconscious projection. What's happening in your life is
your subconscious projecting your reality. So in all these systems
we consistently find that the subject, you are the main
protagonist of your own reality show, and you are also
the director and the producer. You're kind of the god figure,
but you must come to that self divinity, realization, to
self actual as the god of your own system. That
is kind of the key component of much of the
Western Hermetic tradition, and that's essentially what when we read
through the entire Cambridge Companion of Western Hermeticism, that's kind
of what we saw as the overarching theme. Whether it's
the ancient Greek mysteries, or whether it's Christian Gnosticism, or
whether it's medieval mysticism through Hildegarde or Gertrude the Great
Meister Eckhart. As we work through all of those texts,
what we find was all the way up into even Gurdjief.
Really it's just sort of like the great secret is
you're God, bro, dude, look inside yourself and you're like
totally God or whatever. Like that's really where it goes.
So what does that have to do with all this? Well,
certain films, especially in the population genre, really like this
idea of maybe we need creative destruction. Think a fight club.
I just did a entirely new chapter and analysis and
esoterically with three on fight Club because fight Club is
the same idea. Fight Club is what Chuck Polaniuk and
David Fincher. David Fincher did talking about this idea of
creative destruction. By the way, David Fincher puts creative destruction
in his films all the time. The idea that, as
Jake Jillenhall says as Donny Darko, destruction is a form
of creation. So as part of the overall world historical
process to destroy, to become an agent of subversion, chaos, death,
destruction is simply the necessary parallel and flip side to
the good guys who are the proponents of order, structure, morality,
et cetera. So it's a kind of gnostic flip side
of the same coin, a sessitarian idea which relativized as
good annual. This can fall over into monism, it can
fall over into dualism. For example, you could be a
duelist who thinks that good and evil are eternal principles,
some sort of Zoroastrian type position, or you could be
a monas where everything is ultimately just one and everything
is manifesting the one and coming to an original, an
eventual synthesis of the Omega point, where all dialectical tensions
and oppositions work themselves out. And that's what we see
in a lot of these fictional presentations that utilize creative destruction. Again,
many David Fincher films Don Dharko is explicitly about that.
They even reference the the destructors. It's a great they
reference at Graham Green story who brother. By the way,
Grand Green was British intelligence if you didn't know, and
so British intelligence plays a key role. Also, I think
in the background of I would speculate Garland and Boyle films.
Hence Boyle doing the twenty twelve Olympics with the Queen
and with James Bond and doing so many things together.
I think with BBC, right, I think they have worked
with the BBC, and BBC is just explicitly openly British
intelligence news. So Luciferian Revolution, which is essentially another what
undergirds Marxism. If you've read Surf and Roses Nihilism, Roots
of Revolution, you would know that that's what is in
the background, and that's all just repurposed and retooled Hegelianism
and Spinozaism, and in the Moses has book Roman Jerusalem.
I couldn't believe how just explicit it was that, yeah,
we're using the Masonic lodges to promote this processed philosophy
and it's all Spinoza and Hegel Wow, creative destruction, operation chaos.
So when we see movies like twenty eight Days Later
and we see the idea of London, Manchester, et cetera
being completely empty, empty, completely destroyed, this is their their
statement that we need a collapse, we need accelerationism, we
need a great reset, because that's the only way that
we will move forward in this progressive so called future.
At least that's the way they portray the narrative. I mean,
obviously that's kind of retarded or I mean, if you
really think about it, like, is Trump actually this far
right conservative. No, like he's identical to a nineties Democrat
for the most part. Uh, that this has anything to
do with quote conservativesm or traditionalism. It's kind of laughable.
But this is the This is how far, especially in
the UK and in the you know, the Socialist UK
and the Socialist eq EU, given they have an actual
Fabian socialist leader, Kira Starmer, this is how far they've
moved the Overton window in terms of public perception as
to what is quote conservative, and that's why that whole
country is literally gone. Unfortunately, uh Londanastan is now a
Muslim protectorate, you could say. So the people that we're
talking about in terms of these films, the Danny Boyles,
the Alex Garlands, the BBC producers, the BBC mindset like
for them destroying the UK, destroying the EU nations, which
is actually part of the plan. It's actually if you
remember Wesley Clark said when he was at NATO, these
European nations have to go. They got to be destroyed
because the only way we're going to have a socialist
Federation of Europe and eventually a socialist Federation of the
United States is for the existing one to collapse. Hints
creative destruction. How do you do that on such a
broad wide scale, Well, you intentionally bring in the Nation
of Islam, and I don't mean the nation of Islam,
Yakub nation of Islam, although that would be pretty funny
if they brought in the nation of Islam Hail Yakub,
I mean the actual religion of Islam and mass importation.
And what's so wild is that, like, even as their
whole country is collapsing and being destroyed and they're under
the Fabian socialist tyranny that I've been talking about for
so long, the people, the elites double down and just
browbeat you with racist if you disagree with Fabian socialist
depopulation policies, which is pretty wild. So, in other words,
social rage is the theme of the original one, and
that's their explicit explanation from Boil and Girl, And it's
about social rage and the virus of a psychological rage mindset.
Thus rage, so they say, turns men into beasts, and
men become beasts, hence men become like chimps and zombies
because at the beginning of the film, chimps are let
loose by activists that lead to the apocalypse. So we
get a very Twelve Monkeys theme, very similar to Twelve Monkeys,
which is a great film, another great sort of apocalypse
time travel film.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 3: Did you notice too, And I just I just realized
this as I thought about it. When Killian Murphy and
the first one sort of starts wandering out of the hospital.
He wanders to a church and he goes in the
church and he thinks that, yeah, that was back when
Terry Gilliam made good movies. He thinks that he's gonna find,
you know, some help, some solaces. And what is he
what does he notice? Oh, they're all zombies in the church.
Intentionally symbolic. Now, on a certain level, if we were
to think about like the Church of England, this is
pretty much true. The people in the Church of England
are pretty much in PC zombies. I can't imagine anyone
still being in that church who believes or knows anything
about actual historic Christianity. I mean, I'll actually give them
some points forgetting this right. But of course their critique
of the Skittles Church of England is not actually to
give you a good answer or response. It's basically Luciferianism.
Hence why and probably the only reason why Boyle and
Garland would be promoted by the establishment. Now, another thing
that I don't think anybody else picked up on that
I did notice throughout the entire series is the failed
father archetype in twenty eight days Later. This may or
may not be there. I don't recall, but particularly in
twenty eight weeks Later, which Garland and Boyle only kind
of had a little bit of involvement with in terms
of production and a few scenes and consulting. They kind
of left this one up to be more of a
Hollywood style movie, right, So it's not a British avant
garde experimental film. It's more of a standard Hollywood model film.
And we see Rose Byrne and we see Jeremy Renner
popping up being these kind of characters, and the movie
basically focuses on fear and fatherhood. That's kind of the focus.
It's not bad. I don't think twenty eight Weeks Later
was a terrible film. It was just not the same
vibe and flavor of the first one. But what is
there is failed father becomes the major theme of twenty
eight years Later. And I don't just mean failed father
of a human father. I mean a direct attack on
the failed father god archetype. That was what was so
surprising to me that no one has mentioned in regard
to this film. Remember, so the first one, Killy Murphy,
runs into a church. He thinks maybe it's someone will
help him, and it's all zombies in the church. Beginning
of twenty eight years later, we have a young boy
who runs from a Scottish prairie house into a I
think they're in Scotland, and then he runs into a
church from the village house when the village gets overrun
by zombies and in the church he finds a priest,
a human male father. So here in this case, the
replacement father figure is the priest in the church who's praying.
The zombies are running towards the church. The little boy says, Father,
help me, and the father fails and says, no, let
them eat you. It's the end of the world. And
this is good. So and I mean, maybe this is
I don't know, it's hard to tell, like is this
a Protestant church at Caloic Church. It's hard to tell
exactly what it is. I mean, from an orthodox Christian perspective,
we could say, yeah, well, I mean a lot of
these Western churches are pretty much failures, so that's not inaccurate.
But that's not really the point that you know, I
don't think Boil and Garland are interested in showing that
the failure of Western Christianity and vindicating Orthodoxy. But I
wanted to see if this showed. So here you see, right,
Killiam Murphy's kind of wandering around. There's garbage everywhere, and
a lot of the commentaries will point out like, oh,
we're so we're consumerist, We're so bad because we're we're
we're could we leave trash everywhere? And we're consumerist? And
won't it be great when all the people are gone
and and we won't have trash everywhere? So I think
let's see. Yeah, here he is coming into the sneaking
into the church, right, thinking oh, I'll get some help here.
Oh it turns out churches full of zombies of course, right,
and I think even the priest, right, he's going to
go talk to the priest to get an explanation for
what the hack's going on, and the priest has no idea.
The priest himself is a zombie. So I think we
could say, as the taglines of the film, positive, yeah,
he actually pretty much did reinvent it. And then when
we look at the new one takes place in Scotland
and we see this empty Scottish village, much like we
see empty London and empty Manchester right in the first one.
The second one takes place at a big NATO military
installation where the virus is being they're trying to sort
of experiment and find a cure. The children are watching Teletubbies.
I don't know what would be worse in terms of
the apocalypse, just giving up to the zombies or having
to just sit there and watch Teletubbies. I don't know.
But as the little boy runs to the church from
the village, it didn't show clip of it, but the
priest has no help. The priest says, give up to
the zombies. This is what we need to do to
ascend into seeing our father or something. It's stupid like us. Well,
the boy goes and hides in the kind of tunnels
underneath the catacombs. He like slips under the catacomb somehow
and hides as the zombies eat the priest and the
boy has his cross and he starts praying, my God,
my God, why you forsaking me, Father, Why you forsaking me?
So he's citing saw him twenty two. So to answer
your question, the reason the kids are watching Teletubbies in
twenty twenty five is because this is taking place when
the zombie apocalypse happened in what the year ninety nine
or two thousand, So remember twenty eight days later is
supposed to be like your I don't know, two thousand
or something whenever that came out. So this is an
alternate world where everything kind of froze in the nineties
or around the year two thousand ish, so whatever was
kind of popular with DVDs and vhs. Now that fast
forward to twenty twenty five or twenty thirty, whatever's supposed
to be. They're still watching everything and doing things from
the nineties, basically two thousand and two. So basically it's
still two thousand and two and in on this Scottish island,
they don't know because they don't have the internet, right,
so they have maybe a little bit of electricity. I
can't remember if they have some like that, maybe not,
I don't remember. But on the island they basically are
operating like it's the eighteen hundreds. I don't think they
have electricity on the island. But so this island is
a quarantine zone where the rest of the world is
kind of beginning to move move on. But they say
in the film that NATO and the British military have
quarantined Scotland and these islands, so they kind of let
the zombies continue to run wild because they think they're
gonna contain it on these Scottish the Scottish isles. Right,
it's not Scottish, it's Northern I thought they were saying
it's Scottish Island. Anyway, whatever, it is, just setting aside
by the way the themes, this is a really good movie.
So I'm going to tell you right now that like
the movie is good. I'm not saying the messages and
the themes of this movie are good. But as a film,
this was really well done. There's a couple of things
I don't like about it. There's a couple of corny scenes.
Aside from the corny shit and giant zombie dongs in
my face, I like this. So this is really well
done because they basically went back to the auvant garde
cinematography style that they were doing in the first one,
although not the same stuff. Now they're basically updating it
and getting creative again. And the theme of this this
was I mean, the ideas were perfect for this, So basically,
this island has this sort of little land bridge that
only allows you to access it at certain times when
the tides come in and out. I thought that was
pretty creative. That was pretty good, and it makes for
a great setup for of course, the characters having to
run to get back to the island as they're being
chased by the Alpha Dong zombies, who are these sort
of mutants I guess we're supposed to think that are
kind of like it's almost like nephilim giants that mutate
out of the zombie outbreak into being like eight nine
foot tall psycho zombies that can can how can have babies.
So basically we now we've got zombies getting laid producing
zombie babies. But setting aside the things that are fun
and good about the film, it's a very good action movie.
It's a very good and well made, gripping story. It's
uh yeah, it's pretty much believable in the sense of
like there's no over the top you know, you don't
really have to suspend your belief in this, suspend your disbelief.
Excuse me, Yeah, I'll get to the baby the baby
zombie here in a moment, because that part was it.
Part's kind of corny, but it's also it kind of works.
But so I had to think about this because when
the little boy hides in the in the catacombs in
the church, and I don't remember, this is supposed to
be ray Fine, I don't. I mean, I don't think so,
because ray Fine is too old to be that boy
in the year two thousand or whatever it is it
might be. Is the little boy the dad of the
protagonist's character. I don't remember. But one thing that is
clear is that the safe Haven Island is explicitly Christian.
There's consistently shown crosses and versus Bible verses, references to Christianity,
to Jesus, et cetera, to God throughout and you can
see here they even have these sort of cross images.
They put people into cross graves when they die on
the island. The island functions in this sort of organic
democratic way where the children are raised to choose a profession,
which might make sense in a small community on an island.
I think a lot of times, you know, when socialists
try to argue that this is how all the world
and all society should be, well, what works for a
small community doesn't necessarily work for a giant empire or
for you know, some massive land mass. So you can't
argue that what works in a small community is necessarily
the best form of government for some large nation or
land mass. And this is one of the many errors
and fallacies of most socialists and most Marxists. But I
would say that probably, given Garland and Boyle's connections to
the British establishment they have, given the critiques of capitalism
and consumerism throughout the twenty eight franch they probably are
socialists or Fabian socialists. That would seem to be the
most likely scenario. And also given the idea that they're
engaging in some powerful revolutionary action by critiquing Donald Trump
in civil War, probably some kind of low tier shit
lib socialist. But at least in terms of the island,
it makes sense that you would probably have to return
to some sort of symbiotic everybody working together and working
with the land scenario to survive in the zombie apocalypse.
And I think a lot of socialists actually think that, yeah,
that's why we need to collapse society, because then we'll
get people back to living in an equalitarian, localized socialist scenario.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is the kind of silliness and stupidity
of these people. This how they think.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 3: What's interesting about this was that it is not what
you think it's going to be about. This is not
another one of those I'm on the run from the
zombies for the entire movie, or is it going to
get out? You think that most of this story is
going to be about will the zombies get into the
enclosed safe haven Island? Right, you're thinking, Okay, this movie
is going to be about the alpha Dong zombie getting
into this last bastion of safety, the island. That's not
what the movie ends up being about at all. In fact,
it flips the script which I liked, and makes it
about the young boy protagonist undergoing his journey into adulthood. Yes,
that's what this movie is about. Now, I'm not saying
that the message is good. I'm going to severely reject
and critique the movie, but that is what it's about.
It is not about the zombie virus. It's not about
it getting it. It's about coming to grips with reality
and with the world and Memento Maury remember that you
must die. That's what this movie is about and undergoing,
at least as far as I can tell, your own
self actualization through becoming one with death. In other words,
this is a Luciferian initiation into becoming one with death
in the Angel of Death. That's what this movie is about.
Nobody has mentioned that that's what this movie is about,
even though the movie basically tells you that. I mean,
we think of symbolism oftentimes as being kind of obscure
and needing to be decoded, but this movie vi these
symbolism is latant and in your face at every turn.
For example, when we first see the young boy I
forget his name, undergoing his ritual initiation into manhood. This
is where the film begins, right it's he's scared. He
realized this is a different boy from the little boy
that ran and hid the very very beginning. We fast
forward to the island and the main protagonist boy forget
his name, but his dad and the island have determined
that for all young boys when they hit thirteen fourteen,
they have to go undergo this sort of traditional initiation
ritual of manhood that most men underwent, which was to
go hunting. Right, So they've kind of taken this older
model of tribal societies and being initiated into manhood. That
you're going to have to go out on your first
hunt and then if you come back successful, you will
be a man. That's what this movie is initially about
out and that's interesting because that is not what you
would have thought a zombie movie would be about. Right
you were, You're thinking it's gonna be about is you know,
is the giant zombie dong gonna get inside the Christian
community and start impregnating the Scottish Christian girls, and it
maybe it may go It may be about that in
part two, because if you're in the mood for zombie dongs,
this is the movie for you. If you were waiting
for zombie dongs to be in your face every twenty minutes,
this is the film for you. If not, this is
not the film anyway. So, when our young boy goes
out on his first hunt with his dad, they encounter
this cottage, which usually there's some cottage in a twenty
eight days in a twenty eight franchise film movie, we
know that traumatic things are gonna happen in a cottage. Well,
they get in there and they find a person who
had been taken apparently by some gang and has been
strung up in a sort of Masonic Tarot card upside
down cruciform pose, and it says something like beware, Jimmy
is coming or something. Right, So who's Jimmy? Well, I
think we're going to find out who Jimmy is. And
somebody in the comments have made an interesting comment that
I don't know if this is true. I haven't looked
it up, but he was claiming that either Boil or
Garland has made special reference to Jimmy Savell, that Jimmy
is Jimmy Savell or influenced by Jimmy Salvell. Because we
begin to get the impression that on the on the
on the UK mainland, I guess not on the Little Island,
we're supposed to think that it's not just zombies, but
now there's human gangs have developed, which perhaps might be
a cult. The cult is run by Jimmy. That is
interesting because Jimmy Sable was a Satanist and he did
work for very high up people and worked for British
Intelligence connected people and was known as a fixer.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 3: Anyway, so we see this person strung up, he's got
carved into his skin something about Jimmy. This of course
freaks out the boy. The dad now is now beginning
to figure out that, okay, we got other people running around.
When they're on their hunt, they're eventually kind of successful.
They get away from the zombies, but they get an
alpha zombie chasing them and they barely make it back
without getting to before getting to the island, and they
kill one of the alpha zombies. Then within the city
we find out that the real story isn't the zombies.
It's that the dad has failed and is not properly
being a dad. The mom, who is his mom by
bird or his blood mom, she has got dementia or cancer,
we don't know. And so the little boy decides that
because there is a rumor of a doctor on the mainland,
they're going to go find that doctor, and it's probably
the person that was burning the bodies that they saw
from the cabin, but they couldn't tell. So the little
boy finds out that, oh, his dad was actually not
telling him the full truth. There are doctors on the island,
but the dad doesn't want to risk going to the
island just to find out if the wife could be healed.
For one reason, they think that Ray Fine, who plays
the doctor, is insane, and he is, so it's not
entirely the dad is not entirely a failure, but he's
also kind of not that eager to see if he
can get his insane wife help. So the little boy
decides to go out on his own to take his
mom to refine the doctor and see if he can
do anything for her. So the movie actually ends up
being a quest about the little boy's journey to see
if he can get his mom healed from whatever's wrong
with her. Again, very good variations on the usual will
sort of zombie stuff, right, but what happens is not
what you expect. And yes, there's cross imagery everywhere throughout
this film, and that is all on purpose. You can't
really see that. But that's the guy who's strung up
and has Jimmy written in his back. This is I
think supposed to this either, I don't remember this mask
I think symbolizes the the cult, I think Jimmy's cult. Anyway,
here we go. So as the boy travels with his
mom and they make their way to Refine, the mom
keeps having these dissociative episodes, which is pretty interesting because
she thinks that the little boy is her dad because
he looks like him in terms of his eyes. And
so every time the mom looks at the little boy
because she's we find out by the way, she's actually
got cancer, and so the tumor presumably is causing her
to have these dissociative episodes. But this is more than that,
because many of the elite class, I'm not saying all
of them, but many of them have a view that
is a form of reincarnation. So some high level members
of the Masonic Order, some high level members of Krolly
and Occultism, some initiates into various versions of Hinduism, some
Cobbaalists and Tumwuitick Jews believe in reincarnation. So there might
actually be a reincarnation theme at work here that the
mom is not just having dissociative episodes. She's actually kind
of the sage prophecy figure in the film as well
as ray Fine, perhaps because the religion that we saw
at the beginning, both in twenty eight days later and
twenty years later, which is Christianity, has apparently failed and
ray Fine has erected a giant temple out of the
bones of the people that he's been burning for the
last twenty eight years. Right, So he was apparently a
doctor who, when the outbreak happened, went crazy and became
a prophet of a new religion. And the new religion
is one that worships, adores, and accepts death. So he's
essentially a high priest of the Angel of Death, who
is Satan, who is Lucifer, who is the Serpent. And
so he builds this temple of human bones. And in
the middle of the temple of human bones is this circle.
And this is the crazy part. There's actually an altar,
so it looks like a Roman Catholic altar. And there's
even almost like what looks like a monstrance there. I
don't know if there's going to be a picture of
it in this trailer or not, but regardless, in this
temple of bones here, when the little boy brings his
mom to Ray Fine, Ray Fine says, hmm, I got
bad news. She's got cancer. There is no cure for her. However,
we can go ahead and offer her up to death.
And yes, that means youthah, you know what. So I
started thinking to wait a minute, is this film also
about a subtle promotion of youth. The nay, you know what,
And I don't doubt that the Fabian socialist British elite establishment,
they're at one hundred percent pro youth that you know what.
In fact, it's that's the very reason why Canada has
already pushed youth the you know what legislation because it's
part of the British Commonwealth Imperial Protectorate and they a
long time ago around Malthus and afterwards the entire Imperial
project adopted Malthusianism. Euthanasia is an outworking of Malthusianism. That's
the British imperial operating system. So when ray Fine becomes
the death priest of a new death religion, he sees
it as his job to take the young boy whom
he's befriended and give him a revelation that his mom
is the thing that's holding him back. The boy's whole
journey and whole ethos has been at this point to
save the mother and by extension, to save his father. Actually, remember,
this whole journey is not just to save his mother,
but because his father failed. He feels that this quest
can also perhaps save the father he's failed. So yes,
we're getting into Carl Young Jordan Petersonian era's domains here.
Why I have to save my father. It's a quest
to save your father like Pinocchio, you know. So twenty
eight ditties later, after we've had some oil parties, just kidding,
twenty eight years later, Ray, fine, how should we put it?
He basically we get Mama barbecue and Ray find is
this sort of Luciferian character who's cooking up all the humans.
But they're they're immolation offerings, but they're not human offerings
to God, their offerings to death. And the whole point
is accepting becoming and worshiping death as rebirth, creative destruction.
And when the boy does this, he climbs up on
the top of the giant pyramid of skulls, and he
places his mom's skull at the top and turns it
towards as the morning daybreak happens. Right, what is the
bright and morning star? It is Lucifer. The Bright and
Morning Daybreak opens up just as he places his mom's
burnt offering Hormah in the Hebrew skull at the top
of the pile. So now that he has accepted death
and offered his mom up to death. He is now
overcoming and we see him actually self actualized. Now he's
no longer afraid. In fact, he writes a letter back
to the island and says, Dad, I'm good, don't worry
about me. I'm gonna go and do my own thing.
And you people in Ireland, screw yourselves. Here's a zombie baby,
so the zombie baby. And here's the crazy part. The
giant nephelim zombie Dong Alpha has more concern and appreciation
and protection for his zombie baby in the film than
the human dad has for his zombie family. And so
Garland and Boil trying to tell you that even mutant
zombie will care about people more than actual people and
so called Christian people. So therefore, what is the point
of being pro human and pro life? That is the
message of this film, that's the point. Wait a minute,
how do you know that? Where does the protagonist boy
go after his Luciferian death ritual initiation? Well, he goes
off on his own. He doesn't need the island in
its weak rosonemnt slave morality to use Nietzschean analogies, right,
what immediately happens why he suddenly comes upon, as somebody
said in the chat, a group of drugs that are
power Rangers. This was the weirdest part of the film,
which no one expected. He's walking down the street, He's
getting chased by some zombies. He's been eating some fish.
He kills a zombie and out jumps a bunch of
acrobatic drugs with rotten teeth wearing inverted crosses. So he's
now met the Jimmy Saville satanic drug Church of Mighty
morphin power Rangers, who save him from the zombies and
welcome him into the gang. But remember this zombie baby
that they had been carrying as a kind of version
of I think loosely. When they're carrying this zombie baby
who doesn't appear, by the way to have the virus
for some reason. Yes, I'm not kidding. People are saying, what, No,
this is correct. They actually do ultra violence. There is
no way that Garland and Boyle were not pulling from
the drugs. They're just like drugs. They're all They're wearing
inverted crosses, so they're like satanic drugs. They hop around
and do like Jackie Chan style power Rangers stuff. It's
what it's like. What is going on, and they welcome
the boy into their gang. So yes, So the question is,
wait a minute, so what was going on with the
zombie baby. Well, this was a sort of holy family
ish journey, right, because it's the little boy and his
mom and this miraculous birth zombie baby that they're carrying
and that they leave at the Christian enclosed community and
the boy goes off to join the Satanic mighty Morphem
power ranger Jimmy Sewell Drew Army. But what we don't
know is what will happen with this zombie baby that
appears to be impervious to the virus. Probably, yes, he
is an Antichrist sort of figure, or he is the
new humanity that will be evolved to no longer be
susceptible to the rage virus, who is himself a product
of the Alpha Dong zombie nephilim guy. It's super esoteric.
People like this sounds esoteric as f it is. So
what do we think? Well, the point being, God the
Father and the traditional Christian systems have failed, and so
now we must have some sort of new process philosophy
where we accept death as our odd and death brings
about reincarnation and creative destruction, which is the thing that
actually produces the future humans who are strong, who are
perhaps impervious to the virus. We have a synthesis, right,
We've got a human alpha Dong zombie who has the virus,
who perhaps mated with a regular one we don't know.
She's eventually made into a zombie and gives birth to
a baby that is not that doesn't appear to have
the virus. The baby ends up left at the Christian
Island community, and so we don't know where it's going
to go. We perhaps think the zombie will perhaps the
zombie baby will turn. I thought what we were gonna
get was like something out of basket case, right, like
when the baby is there at the community and they're
all looking at it and like some but he's like
touching the baby. You think it's gonna go all right,
You think it's gonna do like the zombie baby thing
and bite a finger. We don't get that, so we
are now left to wonder and think, probably it will
be that. Now this is my analysis of the first one.
This is supposed to be I think a new trilogy.
So we don't know where two and three will go.
They could go in a more wholesome direction and kind
of dial it back and the dad, I think at
the end, we think that the dad is going to
go save the boy, right because the boy's now in
with the drugs. Well, we don't want to leave this
boy who's wholesome and he's done well, even though he's
been initiated into satanic loociferianism. We want to hope that
he's not gonna stay with the drugs because they look
like a terrible troop, So they'll probably scale it back
a little bit. But at least so far, this looks
like we got to have great reset, massive deepop. Humans
have to evolve to be poshuman or else we're never
going to survive. And also death is God. That's the point.
And why did nobody else notice this? All right? What
do y'all think? Let's read some super chats before we
get over here to slay Queen Johansson Taken down the
cthulonic Beasts from Beyond Age BROSI five dollars. I don't
know what the chat is talking about with you being late.
We run on black person time over here, joscein helly
five dollars? Was there a Nigeria sous. This is actually
pronounced Nigero soros and it's a one world global cricket eater,
but it's where we are oppressed by brown peoples, but
we pray for Israel. That was a wild super chet
contemporary compendion five dollars. Do you think zombie movies and
were popular because they're consciously normies are identifying with them.
That's a good question. I don't know what is going
on with this. I think there's a lot of different
things going on. I think they want to condition everybody
to accepting They wanted to condition everybody to accepting austerity, collapse,
living with less circular economy. That's all the stuff they
wanted to promote, and so I think they think the
zombie movies kind of kind of back up this inevitability
that we will accept the inevitability of a collapse, so
it contributes to that. That's why I think that the
establishment has been so pro zombie movie for so for
the past twenty five years. But remember to the BBC
was also pushing a lot of these very heavily predictive,
somewhat apocalyptic ish films and show as well for the
whole time. Don't forget Utopia, which we covered right, and
I think I Putt's I put BBC Utopia into Sir
Caliwood three and I never I didn't watch the American version,
so I can't say the one with uh Rain Wilson
and John Cuzac. But I did watch the British version
and it was wild, right, And I know this. I
think this is like ITV one and not BBC or whatever,
but they might as well all be the same in
the UK. It's all like the government running all the shit.
The whole series is on YouTube. That's weird. I don't know.
You can watch it on YouTube. But if you don't
know about Utopia, essentially what you have is there's a
comic book series that has come out that is describing
a giant pharmaceceutical and government deep state scam to infect
everybody and then provide the Stabby solution. Hmmm. Interesting. Sounds familiar,
but it doesn't just sound familiar because of the koof
It's actually about predicted programming in fiction. That's what's pretty crazy,
which is what now That came out in twenty thirteen.
Esoteric Hollywood one came out in twenty sixteen, but most
of the essays in Esotera Cobold one or many of
them were written by me in twenty eleven. Now, I
can't prove it, but I feel like what I was
writing about may have I can't prove it, just a
theory may have inspired at least two prominent films. What's
the other film that came out about pop culture fiction
predicting events? Under the Silver Lake? So I think at
least two cases of pop fiction, Utopia and Under the
Silver Lake quite possibly might have been influenced by Esoterire Hollywood.
Now you think that's crazy, Well, keep in mind that
we also did a TV show that was one whole
full production series on this very topic, which a lot
of people watched. Now, again, I'm not trying to toot
my horn, but like I had producers and people who
were working out some of the biggest shows reach out
and say we really liked Hollywood Decoded. That was pretty
wild brainy stuff. Okay, so this is not just me
making shit up. And by the way, the producer of
Hollywood Decoded was an Emmy winning TV show producer. So
our show might have been more influential than you think.
Given the obscure esoteric subject matter of the show. But
again I have no idea. I can't prove that. It
just seems plausible, I should say. And if you've never
seen another Silver Lake, it is a excellent satirical take
on conspiracy Hollywood conspiracy themes. Really good movie. Andrew Garfield
does excellent. He's really good in this role. We also
covered Andrew Garfield, by the way, in Red Writing, which
is another series about elite s R A in the
UK establishment based on real savile types of things. Hello,
but if you have not watched Hollywood Decoded, I do
recommend you go in still watch it because I think
the episodes are evergreen and we have a lot of
new viewers and listeners who don't know that we did
this back in twenty eighteen ish. If you like this
theme of predictive programming, and if you like the ideas
and what's in esoteric Hollywood, you would love our TV show.
And it was a full production, one whole season. I
wrote a whole second season and they didn't renew it.
So we covered a lot of the kind of big
ones that you would expect, right. We did the Matrix,
we did Terminator, we did Kuber two, thousand and one.
We did Titanic Avatar, Batman Begins, Christopher Nolan's series Chinatown,
Blade Runner, Minority Report, and ai X Files, Lord of
the Rings inception. I don't even remember which ones we did.
This is funny, Interstellar, Star Wars, Last Mimsey and Nine
Star Trek, twin Peaks, Eyes Wide Shut, and the conclusion
to Christopher Nolan's Batman saga. If you are interested, there
is a free It is a paywall because I don't
own this. This is owned by Gaya or Weedner's company.
I forget which one. But you can go and watch
the free episode on Lord of the Rings right here.
I was going to put in the link in the chat,
but the link is too long so it doesn't work.
But I'll show you what we're talking about. By the way,
look how Carba bloated. I was back in twenty eighteen,
before before Tristan came to the rescue Tristana with the
carnivore diet. Is there a deeper, hidden, more esoteric meaning
to the Hollywood films that we all love to watch.
I'm Jay Dyer and I'm Jay Widener. You're watching Hollywood
Decoded today. We're going to be talking about the Lord
of the Rings trilo mythology and ancient Hindu guys right
marching into Mordor to destroy this ring of power. It
might be fun to rewatch these. I haven't watched this
probably since the time it came out, But this whole
series that we did, and by the way, there's actually
like three other episodes that we shot that they tried
that they dumped, which were excellent. By the way, by
the way, if you would hit like we got around
almost one thousand, nine hundred to one thousand, and we
got three hundred. No, this was not the episode where
I borrowed the suit. I don't remember which episode it is,
but in one of the episodes, I wore the wrong
color for the cameras and they made me go put
David Wilcox's spacesuit on. But this isn't it. This is
just my normal boring ass blue shirt here. Anyway, let's
see where are we at. Let's conclude I guess the
twenty eight section here. Let's take a look really quick
at what else Danny Boyle gave us, of which I'm
probably not now. The beach was pretty good, I have
to say. The beach Jamie and I did a podcast
on the beach. I liked it. It's pretty good. It
still holds up. Trainspotting never cared about it. Just give
me his list of movies, dude. Come on, here we go.
What is all this trash? Every it is? Pop ups
are freaking trash, dude. When is the Internet just going
to get rid of this like GeoCities era? Bullshit? Dude,
this is like nobody cares about pop ups anymore. Man,
Get out of my face with that shit. All I
want to see is his major films. This is like
an You can't even pull up anything. It's a freaking nightmare, dude.
Or let's try a letterbox. There we go, so forget IMDb.
Let's go to letterbox. Slum Dog Millionaire was a pretty
good film. Never watched Steve Jobs. Don't care about it.
I'd watched millionss Okay, I think I remember thinking it
was all right. Lifeless Ordinary was a complete weird failure.
But it has some very odd bizarre espionage mind control
themes in it. If you've never seen a life less Ordinary, However,
it's a disaster of a film. The rest of this.
I don't have any no idea what any of the
shit is the sex pistols giving a break, dude. So
that's our Danny Boyle. So oh, I forgot to mention
Alex our own men. That was bizarre because, you know,
after Ex Machina, I was really impressed. I thought Danny
Alex Carland was going to bring us some awesome stuff
and it just went to pure bullshit, dude. It was
just like total trash and it was because of men. Actually,
So we got Ex Machina was great, we got Annihilation
kind of not that great, but still, you know, at
least watchable. But it was also Luciferian Civil War total propaganda.
But Men was just so pathetic. Anytime guys are making
feminist statement movies, it's just just pure trash, dude. It's like,
come on, dude, this is so fucking weak man pathetic dude.
And the whole movie is just that men are the problem.
Men are the real horror, right, and then it at
the end of it, it's like this entity that's like
giving birth to a man, that gives birth to a
woman that turns into a woman that turns into a man. Like,
what the hell are you talking about, dude? How could
you go from ex Machina, and I think then he
writes the Beach, Yeah, he wrote the Beach pretty good,
and then X Machin a great movie, and then the
rest of it just total system trash, dude, slipstream dream
five dollars slips Jada, did you see that Trent Dollwarty
is now teaming up with the Skittles gay atheist Danny
to defend Muslims? Of course, total vindication. Did I not
tell you from the outset this guy was a complete
I want this guy to keep defending Catholicism because he's
gonna be as go to a defender of Catholicism as
Francis who ends up making everyone orthodox. James, Thanks to
you and Kyle, I was baptized, hey man, many years
to you, Mickey, ten dollars. My friend is a protest
He believes in Judeo Christianity. We have a debate all
the time. I call him a heretic. His pastor, Bob
says apisodic succession is false. I guess you're saying because
he says, quote, well, where did Jesus say that? What
do I do? Will you point out that Jesus says
to the apostles he who hears you, hears me, and
then you point out that Paul's two letters to Timothy
talk about Paul anointing and laying hands on Timothy to
be his successor, and then tells Timothy to lay hands
on and create successors. So there's your successors to the apostles.
Hayley's in the chat five bucks. I support the Miami
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And I'm glad that you support us, because ain't nobody
else gonna give you movie analysis this good. I can
tell you that when me and Jamie do movie analysis,
it's about the best you can want to get. Y'all.
Remember Joe Rascid Pork two forty? Why the hell is
there a two forty p movie trailer up? Get that
out of here? This saint name another one two forty?
What the heck, dude, what year is this? Here we go.
I gotta see Sam neils zits, dude, or I want
to see his black heads, or it is not a
real movie trailer. I wish, by the way, I could
actually just watch the popular movies and make and do
riff tracks live with them. That would be like the
best thing ever if we could just do that anyway,
let let's get over here to this after we do
the super support the stream via super chats. Send your
superchat below. Justin Henley five dollars. AI summary says twenty
eight days later is a lucifer and initiation about a
boy's reconciling with his failed father's giant dong. No it's
not his father's dong. It's the zombies that have the
giant doll joaning dirdolf two dollars. Thank you for the stream, Jay,
We got a new member from somebody who left droning
the scenery. Two dollars. Is the blood of the baby's
supposed to be Jesus Christ or Salvation? Well, we don't know.
So this baby that shows up, that's a zombie child.
Zombie child stays at home, talks on us.
Speaker 4: He be.
Speaker 3: Rabbit child stays at home, talks on us. Hebe hamber
down rabbit ears, hammer down rabbit ears. That's a song,
by the way, So sad they might be giantson we
don't know. Probably what will be the case I'm guessing
is that, yes, this child is the natural evolutionary process
mutation that becomes the salvation that's impervious to the rage
virus as it's called in twenty eight franchise, because he's
a miraculous birth baby, right, And the movie twenty eight
years later was like a Holy Family exodus of you know,
it's like Mary, Joseph and Jesus, but it's the little
boy and his mom and zombie baby, you know, making
their way who Ray finds Luciferian death cult temple and
then getting initiated, and the mother is offered up as
a as a as a horma and immolation. Isn't that
the right term? In the Hebrew? Hormah is the devoted
to destruction term, and it's also burnt offering. No, this
is not right. AI is wrong here or excuse me,
O Lah. Maybe it's the olah. Horma is devoted to destruction.
I've got it backwards. Olah is the burnt offering. Excuse me.
So the little boy is eventually bring up the mother
with Ray fine, the death priest being O Lah. Yeah,
Oh wait a minute, this AI is actually wrong because
there's a section in Leviticus where it talks about.
Speaker 1: The uh.
Speaker 3: If the daughter of the high priest is unfaithful, she
becomes an ollah That is horma. Isn't that right? Yes, haha,
we just disproved the damn stupid as Ai.
Speaker 1: This.
Speaker 3: Oh, like Qai doesn't even know what's in Leviticus. Dude,
look at this. The daughter if any priest, if she
profane herself by being whoror, she shall be burnt with fire. Okay,
that's Leviticus twenty one point nine, and we're gonna see
what the Hebrews says. Yeah, the daughter of any priest,
if she profane herself halal by playing horror, she profaneth
her father, she shall be burnt with fire. It's sah.
Let's see what that is, kindled, burnt, burnt up sorrow,
set on fire, and make a burnt Where else is
this used?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 3: Look at that. It is the same word used for
the burnt offering. So I was correct? Ha ha, Hey,
I was wrong. Rabbit child stays at home, talks on
u CB and we're down. Rabbit ears common sense. Danny
Boll directed that weird London Olympics opening ceremony with the
hospital and the death thing. Yes, although I remember looking
this up, I'm not sure that he directed all of it.
Speaker 1: I know he.
Speaker 3: Directed the James Bond Spy Queen part, but I don't
know if he directed all of it, but he may have.
Jacob Kabay ten dollars. This is off topic for movie reviews.
I've listened for a long time. About ten years ago,
I've been trying to find an Orthodox Church. What recommended
readings would you suggest for CIA NGEO infiltrations and history
thereof Well, not many people have covered this in the
Orthodox world except myself and some of the artic at
Ortho Christian, which is ironic because Ortho Christian, the guy
that runs that has also made kind of slide snide
remarks about me and being conspiratorial when his own website
talks about the conspiracy to subvert the Orthodox Church. So
it's just, man, it's just so much bullshit everywhere. That's crazy.
So here's a whole podcast that me talking about it
seven years ago. There's two of these A five pounds.
You could maybe do a second season in collaboration with MD.
I don't think that million dollar extreme would be interested
in the type of show that I mean. First of all,
Hollywood Decoded was just like a Roger Ebert style sitting
in director's chairs, analyzing the movies. I always wanted it
to be more of a commentary style show that also
had comedic elements where we made fun of the movies
and riffed on the movies. That's not what I want.
That couldn't be that. So in that regard, you could
say maybe a million dollar Extreme or a Sam Hide
type movie show could work. The Sam Hide Show will
be including sections of movie analysis, which I think the
last couple sections I think I wrote those in the
semi episodes that have not come out yet. But anyway,
Jmail thirty dollars, I'm hoping high level Ortho priest like
Father Trenham comment on this Muslim's worse at the same
God controversy. Do you think they will touch on the subject?
Could you interview them? I've never talked to Father Josiah.
I've never said anything but good things about Father Josiah.
Father Josiah's pretty much only said critical negative things about me,
so I don't think he will ever do an interview.
Which whatever Gorilla biscuits five dollars. Do you think they
will write all this crazy stuff on purpose or they
just djens and don't know the difference. I think in
the world of Hollywood and movies and predictive programming and
propaganda they do. It's all the above. Jacob Kabe ten
dollars off topic for the movie Revie is I'm a
longtime listener. No, we did that one. Excuse me, bond
Jovie fifty dollars. Well, he says, process philosophy seems like
it leads to a lot of death cults and zombie dongs.
That's exactly what today's purpose of the show is about. Correct, Absolutely,
bond Jovi is the only one that got the theme
in the essence of today's show. In one sentence he
encapsulated perfectly. There you go, droning in the scenery. Two dollars. No,
we did that one. Okay, we did Alderbana three dollars.
The director said that this movie was an interpretation of
Brexit out of pure spite for the working class of
the UK. In other words, the isolated island is that
if you don't want to be part of the Fabian
socialist collective and the technocratic yeah, well, of course, I
mean these people are essentially I mean Luciferian. Even if
they don't believe in lucifer recognize it. There you go
Hayley's in the chap five dollars, I support the Miami
Vice mastermind. Know we read that already, but she gets
to be read twice because it was cool both forty
five eighty ten dollars Jay if and when you can
please do analysis of the Phoenician Scheme starring Benicio del Toro,
directed by Wes Anderson. Interesting. I've watched obviously, you know,
over the years, all the Wes Anderson movies. Usually like
Wes Anderson, I have not liked the last couple. They
were not very good. I didn't I didn't even watch
the one with the Atomic age one. What was it called?
Wait a minute, how did you already watch it? Is
it out yet? Dudes over here talking about movies that
ain't come out yet. Oh, he says, probably a lot
of symbolism in it. Okay, so this has not come
out yet. It would be interesting to see Wes Anderson
do something a little more dark and esoteric. Maybe that's
what this is, because you know, doing the same kind
of Wes Anderson quirky thing every time, it's kind of like,
all right, yeah, we got it. You put the camera
in the middle, and then there's you know, balanced cinematography
of the same thing on the other side. We know,
we know you do it that way. Yeah, we know.
Even Saider Not Live had a pretty good skit making
fun of Wes Anderson stuff. By the way, Jamie and
I had a really good idea we're gonna do We're
gonna do an A twenty four a fake A twenty
four trailer. I think that would be really easy and
fun to do. Leko Joe twenty dollars Jay do a
review of Daryl Dixon. It's very popular. It's created by
Frank Drebant, who did Shawshank. They make an anti christ kid,
the propagandast, but he seems like a prophet. Uh is
this a show? I've heard of this? I know it's
like a Walking Dead spin off. Is it a show
or movie? Darryl Dixon? Oh, this is a new spin off,
darn right. I mean I followed Walking Dead all the
way up until uh, once they got once, once Rick
floated off, down the rope, down the water, Corel and
the Lesbian Commune showed up. I was pretty much done,
like Corel. Jay Doner analysis of Sandlot. If you look
at it through one lens, it's pro America but from
another it is actually a pro white decline. It is
very subtle, Dionysius says, for five dollars, Hey, man, that's
actually an interesting idea. I have not thought about the Sandlot,
and I don't even know I believe it or not.
I don't even know if I've actually seen the entire movie.
I remember it. I know it was a you know,
popular kid movie. I just don't even remember if I've
even watched the whole thing. All right, hold only your butts,
because we are extracting mosquito DNA from an amber Pimpkane
that Colonel Sanders has. If you don't recall, that is
the theme of Jurassic Park. And then Jewish chaos mathematician
and game spitter extraordinaire Jeffrey Goldbloom shows up.
Speaker 6: To to to to to to make the the chaos
math something that can can I get you can get
you laid now, missus Dern allow me to to drip
this water on your your ear, your hand.
Speaker 3: That's what Jurassic Park is about, chaos math being transformed
into a way to spit game. In the entire history
of the movies, ever, only jeff Goldbloom is a mathematician,
science man who has game. We have never seen this before.
That's the real mystery of Jurassic part spitting game with
chaos math, hooking up with Lord. Right here, Nerds, you're
trying to figure out how to get a girlfriend. I
don't know what to do. How do I talk to women? Nerds?
Right now, watch this scene. I'm not going I can't
play it all because I've got a copyright, but I'm
gonna teach you nerds how to hit on women. We
have a lot of nerds in the chat. They never
talked to a girl. A lot of you nerds know
the maths, You know the fractions, you know your times tables. Ooh,
how can I transform the knowledge that I have of
fractions and timestables into getting a date? This movie scene
gives you a step by step explanation of how to
do that. First of all, get a chaos math. Second,
find a theme park where they're trying to resurrect dinosaurs. Third,
become a jew, show up in a leather jacket. Fourth,
cuck Sam Neil in front of him. How by talking
a bunch of science gibberish and word solid terms like
chaos math and butterfly effect. Drop a drop of water
on a blonde chick's hand, Let the water drip onto
your hand again, repeat with the science bullshit. There you go.
That's how you do it. If you're a nerd and
you don't know how to talk to a girl, I'm
gonna put it in the chat. Nerds, I want you
to watch this scene about fifty times in a row.
Take the notes. I want you to learn the intonation
and the reflection and the inflections that Jeffrey Goldbloom, who's Jewish,
by the way, if you didn't know, has master those
inflections of those tones.
Speaker 6: Chaos math has it the water.
Speaker 3: Jamie's in their dying left. I'm just trying to tell
you how to spit Jewish chaos math game. That's all
I'm trying to do. Help y'all out. If y'all can't
listen to me, If you can't learn game this way,
go being a monastery. It's over what Jamie's over here
claiming that girls like jeff Goldbloom I didn't actually know
do they? Is that true? Chat? Ladies in the chat,
all nine percent of you, can you give me a uh,
give me a a is let's not say now, let's say,
nineteen nineties, Jeff Goldbloom. Is he a babe? Is he
a sexy man? Or is he a pass? Would you
swipe right if he's good? Or would you swipe left?
You're on your tender, You're on your nineteen ninety three Verizon,
you're on your nineteen ninety nine Verizon flip phone, but
you somehow have tender on it. Girls, is it a pass?
You're going swipe right? Or you're gonna say no, wait,
swipe right is yes? So swipe right? You want him?
Swipe left on your Verizon's flip phone? No, ooh, we
got one girl says he's kind of sexy. I think
that's what you mean. We got a girl saying he's
all right. Another girl, Lucia, says she would swipe right.
Do we just have a bunch of Jewish chicks in
the chat though? Aisha? The cool girls just laughing though,
she said, what do the black girls think? That's a
good question with the black girls? Swipe left or right?
On nineties Jeff Goldwin, I don't trust you. I can't
tell Jamie's joke and saying that he's got ris. I
don't know if I believe her. Chaos mouth is actually
orb theory could be could be see we don't even
have enough girls in the chat to survey the girls
in the chat because this audience is nine percent girls,
so I don't even know. Kelly says I thought he
was always creepy. Lucia says, I'm not Jewish, but he
gets a right swipe. Marilyn says gross, Bumblebee says girls
like him. Kendra says, I'm not Jewish. Somebody said it's
because he's six foot four. Wow, I don't know that.
Other people are saying it's quantum gold bloom effect. Orthotoko
says it's because he's got money and fame, so that
automatically gets him a right swipe.
Speaker 4: No, it is.
Speaker 3: You can look at the Google Analytics. Dog Jay's analysis
is nine percent female audience. We used to be ten percent,
so somehow we dropped to nine percent. Some of the
girls are saying we like we like nerdy men, so
we got some sapio sexual people in the chat. That's
why Aish just says he's too tall. A black girl
saying somebody's too tall. What a's Brosie five dollars. It's
been a while since we heard Jamie bust out laughing
from the other room, from the other womb. Also, any
woman attracted to Jeff Goldblum is low self esteem. But
we got some people saying, actually Sam Neil ends up
being the real Chad in Jurassic Part mm. Interesting.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: But Jeff is kind of right though in the in
the theme of the in the narrative the first one,
because remember he's trying to argue that you can't stop
nature and go against nature, be unnatural, So he's actually
kind of got even though all this chaos MAT's a
bunch of cabalistic nonsense, he's actually kind of a little
bit right in the movie Am Reaper two dollars. Have
you heard of the Cult seven sixty four? Yes, I
did an interview with b X, and the satanic accelerationist
idea actually fits in very closely with the twenty eight
Days Later themes of great reset, deepop and accelerationism. That's
kind of what I said at the beginning, Anonymous, would
you go on things like kill stream dot it James
five dollars. I heard my Oca Parish Commune and Oriental
This is weird to me. It's clear that if you're
not orthoptos. You cannot commune. Yes, that is not supposed
to be happening. So unfortunate when they do that. What
if Maryland is this Jay's alternate profile. Now I don't
have time to sit here and yap and talk as
a girl in the chat and go time for that.
We're trying to figure out how to do nerd game. Look, dude,
Laura Darn's eating it up. Man, she's loving it all right.
Back to Jurassic nonsense. Oh where are we at? Well,
one thing that people forget when it comes to the
Jurassic And by the way, I did do an analysis
of the previous one a couple of years ago where
they brought Jeff Goldblum's Chaos math back. Oh wow, it
was already three years ago. It doesn't seem like it.
So you can go back and watch this here, look
at that. Look, we're already talking about chaos theory back then,
chaos math, chaos theory. So I'm not gonna repeat all
of this chaos stuff back then because it we already
kind of covered all that. But what I will say
is that, first of all, it's Michael Crichton, Michael Crichton's
books that originally inspired this, and people don't know that
Michael Crichton was actually kind of exposing conspiracy stuff, and
some people think that this might have led to an
early demise.
Speaker 2: I don't know that.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that. I'm just saying that there are
theories about that because he actually wrote a book that's
about the radical eco agenda being a scam and the
system did not like that about Michael Crichton. Now, some
of these are kind of dumb. I kind of think
that the idea of resurrecting dinosaurs through cloning is just stupid.
But Michael Crichton has been putting out some pretty pretty
interesting fiction. And although I don't think he was any
kind of Christian, he may have been sincere in warning
and critiquing about what was coming. There was one called
Prey that he put out that was about this isn't it.
This is something else, genetic engineering and mutations. So that's
at least overall the same idea that we got going
on in Jurassic Park is maybe we don't need to
be messing with the DNA of Mother Nature and the world.
We don't need to be putting fish DNA inside of
tomatoes to make the tomato skin stronger. We don't need
to be doing this. This is bizarre. It's mutations, it
doesn't make sense, And I think that was the point
of this one came out in two thousand and two.
People are saying it was kind of a mediocre novel.
I don't know, I haven't read it, but it was
about the themes that we're talking about about nanotech and
all this kind of stuff messing up creation. He has
an interesting background as a Harvard guy. He looks like
an accountant. He looks like a just an average white
dude accountant. But I did want to look at some
of his early Oh by the way I remember reading,
he was very influenced by H. G. Wells, not so
much like the propaganda and all that, but just that
style of predictive fiction, influenced by Kurt Vonnegut. Oh So,
his first kind of big famous thing that you may
or may not have heard about was Andromeda String, which
is a very boring movie. I've watched it. That's about
a bio release though. So from a very early stage
he was interested in and kind of obsessed with this
bio release stuff, and he got a post doctoral fellowship
at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, which we have
talked about many, many times over. Jonah Sauk one of
the key Uh, how can we put it? Dark Figures.
There's another movie he did that we covered, by the way.
That is about experiment. They're doing experiments on cooma TOAs
hospital people and it's like mind control coma.
Speaker 1: This is it?
Speaker 3: Coma was pretty good. Oh. Interesting, Remember Congo. That movie
is so terrible. It's actually funny if you watch it.
Oh and run Away remember this when I was a kid.
That scared me because the robotic spiders. For whatever reason,
that scared me when I was a kid. But if
you've not seen Runaway, it's a pretty interesting eighties classic.
Tom Selleck is a future cop in a future dystopia
and he ends up fighting the bots. Basically, Uh, it
was a box office disappointment. Look at that poster though,
That is an awesome eighties poster. Wow, what did that? Alright,
let's see there's a couple other things he wrote about.
I want to mention Kraigen was a visiting writer at MIT.
By the way, you want to understand why and how
there's a close collaboration between the military industrial complex the
deep state in Hollywood. Michael Crichton is a great example
because he's literally working at and in the Salk Institute,
working at an MIT, and he's writing these fiction stories.
Oh oh, I forgot dude. Do y'all remember when Jamie
and I covered this crazy Michael Douglas erotic thriller. This
one was crazy. So remember in the in the mid
nineties when Michael Douglas was supposed to be like the
most erotic man, and every movie he was in was
about erotic, crazy things happening. Everybody's sleeping with Michael Douglas
because he's I don't know why, but you're watching this movie,
which you think, Okay, this is some kind of corporate
erotic thing. Ooh, corporations and CEOs are erotic, and Demi
Moore is gonna screw over Michael Douglas. And did you
remember what this crazy movie is about. It's about the
Internet and virtual reality and going into the matrix. So
this is the matrix five years before the Matrix or
four years before the Matrix. Pray state of Fear. Okay,
here it is. This is the other one. This is
the one that was making the establishment mad. So in
two thousand and four, he wrote State of Fear, a
novel concerning eco terror who attempt mass dpop to support
their views. The novel's premise is that climate scientists are
exaggerating the global warming nonsense. There you go, yeah, exactly,
it's all fake and gray dude. And then up not
too long after that, Michael Crichton doesn't make it. Let's see,
what when did he die? Oh? Wow? Only a couple
of years after that. Now, I don't know if that's
I'm not saying I know, I'm just saying it's interesting
that when he writes his big and it was pretty
much a hit, so only a couple of years, three
or four years after writing that he passes away. And
he wasn't that old there was. Now it looks like
the other channels are all sort of blasting it, and
it's fine with me. I don't think the new one
was just a few notes on the new one. It
was pretty dumb. There were a couple of parts that,
just from an action movie perspective, I thought were pretty
interesting and unique. Other than that, it was all just
recycled nonsense that you would think in any if you
were to if you were to, like ask the AI
to come up with a new AI installment of Jurassic Park.
This is what it would come up with. And the
white guy is the bad guy, of course, and then
all the minorities and the other people are the heroes
that stop everybody from the evil white guy, and Scarlett
Johansson is the badass la Queen Black Ops team leader
of course, and the I don't know if they're Mexican.
It was never exactly clear who that the Mexican family,
which I suppose this is supposed to be like a
nod to immigrants trying to float somewhere. They also end
up being the heroes, and the white colonizer who wants
to set up these labs and study things and whatever,
is the bad guy. It was just silly, honestly, But
I also saw Scarlet Johansson is mad because too many
of you men have looked at her and her face,
her boobs and her butt, and you have oppressed her,
and you are pitiful. Why did you even why did
you watch her movies? Did you realize that as you
watched her movies and paid for her multi hundred million
dollar career, that you were oppressing her the whole time?
This I thought was funny because once again, right, what
do you think, what do you think her networth is?
Let's see, now, these sites are always kind of off kilter. Her,
who knows estimated to be in the hundreds of millions,
one hundred and two hundred million. They always come up
with these like it is one hundred and sixty five million,
like you. Maybe they're just guessing on the paychecks from
all the movies totaled up. I guess is what they're doing.
But you see, you have oppressed her with that two
hundred million dollars worth of money.
Speaker 4: She's got to do with Jurassic Worlds. They're all about
how hard it is to be a woman in Hollywood. Shocker,
And she has a long history of complaining about this shit.
Speaker 3: I actually the movie is about the struggle of a
woman in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Yeah, through several years of headlines before we get to
the current one.
Speaker 3: This was just a month ago.
Speaker 4: Scarlett Johansson was offered sex object roles for years after
Lost in Translation. She also recalls in twenty twenty two
being hyper sexualized as a young actress. People thought I
was much older than I was. Scarlet Johansson talks being
groomed in Hollywood.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what a disservice to people who are actually
groomed and abused when these people come in hijacket. Oh,
I was oppressed and I would have five hundred million
dollars if it was fair, but I only have two
or three hundred million dollars.
Speaker 4: Now were bombshell rolls And the latest is from an
interview with the Times of London where she says she
was cast for her desirability and now thankfully the male
gaze no longer dominates the industry, so she can do
artsy FARTSI roles like marriage story.
Speaker 2: That must be why all the movies are failing.
Speaker 3: I was talking to you. I was talking to you yesterday.
So stop oppressing her. Stop oppressing her with your male gaze.
Taylor Newhouse ten dollars, Honky Toll, but don't don't even
Berwick Rhythm on it alone. John Gallager five dollars. Do
you think the biocompany Colossal Biosciences is doing what Jurassic
Park is presenting is going on with predicted programming. I'll
be honest with you, I don't even know what is
real and not real. With the oldest cloning nonsense. I
liter have no idea. Like when I see the stories
of oh, they cloned a pig, they cloned a sheep,
and then you go ahead and actually read about it,
it's like, well, it's not really a clone, but it's
like very similar to the one that was the original.
And then when they talk about genetic modification, it's like,
that's a pig with spider jeans. It's like, what's the
spider jeans. Oh, there's point one percent spider DNA in
the pig. Well, if I eat a spider, well I
perhaps have part of the spider DNA. I mean, I
don't know, but I'm just like that, Like it's so
minuscule to then meet the thresh of saying that it's
a spider pig that I don't know it well looked,
I grew an ear in a mouse, and then you
read about it and they just stuck ear cartilage under
the skin of the mouse. It's like, I don't know.
I don't know what's fake and what's gay and what's real.
But I know a lot of it's fake and gay.
That's what I know. I don't doubt that they're trying
to clone, and they're trying to master the genome, and
I know they're doing that, but there's so much fake
crap everywhere, and so many frauds and scams and so
much fake news that I don't know what's real, especially
when it comes to science claims. It's the same with
black holes and Champagne Supernova's, like, I don't know what's real.
I mean, I remember back when people were on Facebook,
when it wasn't a boomer graveyard like it is now.
One day I opened up Facebook and in the same
feed from the same science magazine was an article black
holes have finally been debunked, and underneath it was the
same It said, black holes are finally proven. Dude, science
pop science is literally science fiction. Even William Shatner said
that one time in a video. I just don't even know,
I mean, until we actually see clones or something like,
I don't know how how are we ever even gunna though,
unless you go to the cloning facility or something. I mean,
but even then, I don't even look what am I
looking at? Maybe I'm looking at like a Hollywood to
a Hollywood dummies, right John Carpenter, creatures or something from
a movie. Look what am I looking? I don't even
know what I'm looking at. And now with AI, it's like,
do what do we even believe? With video stuff? I
can't even join my spooky videos now because literally every
spooky video could just be some fake a SAI thing,
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up for my philosophy course that I taught over at
Richard Groves's Autonomy Agora marketplace website right here, Reason University
Full philosophy course right there? And what else? If you
would like to get started with bitcoin. Bitcoin is on
a tear again this week. We're nearing all time highs again.
We're only a couple thousand dollars away from all time highs.
Will I get a selfie with Liam Gallaher at Oasis? Well,
turns out the Oasis tickets were so expensive that even
the general admission tickets were like five hundred dollars. So
I doubt I will be close enough for Liam to
want to get a selfie with me, But yes, I
will be at the Chicago Soldier Field Oasis show. Looking
forward to that. Jamie will be there, so anybody else,
if you're coming to the Chicago show, maybe I'll see
you amongst the audience. If you would like to get
started with bitcoin, use my Swan referral link. Swan Bitcoin
is a bitcoin only company and they make it very
easy to set up a purchasing situation. You can do
it regular purchases if you'd like, or you can do
it one time purchase. There's a link right there at
Swan Bitcoin. They're a bitcoin only company, no all coins.
You basically just buy a bitcoin and then you transfer
it over to your cold storage, whether that's a blockstream,
Jade or a Ledger or whatever you want to use
for your cold storage. You can get started with a
bitcoin right there. And by the way, we're on a
tear right where we got really close a couple of
days ago to a new all time high. Where what
are we at? One? One o eight? So we're right
underneath that all time high one eleven?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So a couple of days ago we hit one
ten and I'm gonna I'm banking on I mean, we're
going to be probably shooting past. I mean, who knows.
We don't know for sure. It could be a it
could be at war next week. But anytime we get
those war news stories, that of course affects the macro
and we get you know, it's not good for the
risk on assets or whatever. But the bad news is
that they did pass the big beautiful bill, which includes
five trillion dollars more of debt. So, guys, I keep
warning you they're damaging and destroying the dollar into oblivion.
It's pretty much too late. So until the federal Reserve
gets fixed, which is not gonna happen, you're never gonna
save the dollar. And the dollar can't be fixed, so
the only way out is the fixed money of the future,
which is bitcoin. And you can get started at bitcoin
through swan Bitcoin that I put in the chat. And
you can also support me if you'd like by donating
to my bitcoin wallet right there in the stream. All right, guys,
a lot of fun. Hope you enjoyed it. We'll be
back tonight with Ryan Rivera as we just chill and
chat about what is funny and who's funny, and I
think you guys are going to enjoy that tonight as
we together with Pat co write The Sam Hid Show.