Speaker 1: Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Everyday black
Speaker 1: Man Podcast, your location for everyday black Man thoughts. I'm
Speaker 1: here with your host Riker, also joined by Red Black
Speaker 1: Libertarian the writer. And what was this nigga talking is?
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Speaker 1: I was trying to tell y'all about this time I
Speaker 1: had this girl and I couldn't not so then she
Speaker 1: was like, we're gonna do this and you can get
Speaker 1: this surgery, and uh, I was like, I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't want to get surgery because it said I can
Speaker 1: a little bit up to or over an inch, and
Speaker 1: she was like, so you don't want to be with
Speaker 1: me and too much.
Speaker 2: I I feel like we heard this before and it's
Speaker 2: even more funny the second time round.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the nut having.
Speaker 4: Surgery, you lose more than more than a more than
Speaker 4: an it.
Speaker 5: She was gonna stay with you after that though, So she.
Speaker 6: Did she really love him or do you just want
Speaker 6: to see this nigga nut and be like I made
Speaker 6: him nut.
Speaker 1: I'm breaking up with him now and it's like, bitch,
Speaker 1: I lost the inch for you. We're married at this
Speaker 1: point in time.
Speaker 7: And I don't care. Would what is the circumcision because
Speaker 7: you can't lose up.
Speaker 1: I was already circumcized, so the the inch was not
Speaker 1: like guaranteed, like it could be less and it could
Speaker 1: be more.
Speaker 8: Like nah.
Speaker 1: Comping, Yeah, you don'na lose something.
Speaker 9: Girls, Oh yeah, yeah, it's not.
Speaker 1: Sensitivity is not worth that much because then what if
Speaker 1: I get too sensitive? Not my dick smaller and it's
Speaker 1: it's like, bro, because it's gonna make you.
Speaker 7: I can help you nut faster.
Speaker 1: No homo, whoa whoa?
Speaker 10: One of them starts me. Look, I know it's a method.
Speaker 10: It through pills and two natural vitamins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I smoke weed. I stopped recently.
Speaker 7: Definitely, it's not weed you need.
Speaker 1: As Ganda the twelve, I think, I think the twelve.
Speaker 11: Hold on, hold on, listen for you responding con confirm
Speaker 11: fullic acid and zinc the polic I don't take everything
Speaker 11: and zinc together.
Speaker 10: Your net will be thicker, more potent, and larger quantities
Speaker 10: and you will know it.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: I forget about that.
Speaker 2: Last does the matter if you take girl full of
Speaker 2: acid versus boy full of acid?
Speaker 1: I don't want.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, bro, does it matter if he takes
Speaker 2: boy follic ass and the girl follow gass, because if
Speaker 2: he can take girl full of gass, and I got
Speaker 2: already a large stockpile that.
Speaker 3: I can give him.
Speaker 7: What is girl full of acid?
Speaker 1: Pre natal stuff?
Speaker 7: Oh no, just straight folo acid pills.
Speaker 1: So so male boy foll of acid?
Speaker 7: Got it?
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 7: That's all I wanted to ask, because I got, I
Speaker 7: got girl.
Speaker 3: Full of gas out the wazo.
Speaker 7: Acid and sink.
Speaker 2: I love how this nigga says straight fold gas and
Speaker 2: see that's how you know he's a hand resexual.
Speaker 1: Or I would start with trying, I.
Speaker 6: Gotta, I gotta does not get any better when you
Speaker 6: say it. Just say I can help you orgasm by
Speaker 6: prescribing you things all right now.
Speaker 10: Also, you're gonna have to beat you can't beat your meat,
Speaker 10: and you can't fuck for a whole month.
Speaker 1: But I'm a half years.
Speaker 7: Cool, cool, cool, Well, hold on, hold on. You need
Speaker 7: to nut just one time for the one time.
Speaker 10: So beat your meat one time and then take this
Speaker 10: stuff for a month, and you need to liquid ash
Speaker 10: for garden.
Speaker 1: That should sounded spensively. I aint gonna low to you, bro.
Speaker 1: Oh ain't that ain't that important to me.
Speaker 7: That's better than it's better than the curchon.
Speaker 1: That surgery was never on the table. I would not
Speaker 1: bug in that. She's like, but for me, I was like,
Speaker 1: you know, I love you, girl, I really do said
Speaker 1: those words I love you.
Speaker 10: This may be TM, but once I did it, not
Speaker 10: for a long time, when I did nothing, it was
Speaker 10: very thin. It didn't have a lot of power behind it.
Speaker 10: It looked like sick, like just dead nut. And so
Speaker 10: what can happen is that you don't ejaculate for a
Speaker 10: long time, you can build up nut in your body
Speaker 10: and it can flog your your pass this way from semen. Yeah,
Speaker 10: so you need to beat your meat at least once.
Speaker 10: And then even if you do the peel ashwaganda, do
Speaker 10: that and you'll start noticing. Because what I know, bro
Speaker 10: to be honest, When I didn't have sex for a
Speaker 10: long period of time and then I nuted, that nut
Speaker 10: came out and then I couldn't nut anymore. Like I'd come,
Speaker 10: I'd orgasm, but nothing would come out.
Speaker 1: Oh d yeah before well.
Speaker 7: Once I started taking the stuff I just told.
Speaker 10: You, no hormo but really healthy, A lot of seamen
Speaker 10: comes out.
Speaker 7: A comical amount sometimes yeah, this.
Speaker 1: Take this center screen exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: You can get sixty servings for roughly about sixteen or
Speaker 2: fifteen bucks.
Speaker 1: Sham uh maybe next year.
Speaker 7: This is not that, it's.
Speaker 5: Just like the lip.
Speaker 1: Also, I think you didn't know that. The only thing
Speaker 1: he listened I wasn't already taken was the folic acid.
Speaker 3: You need, you need the licktic is what he said.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 7: No, not full of the liquid coin. But I looked
Speaker 7: it up.
Speaker 3: I'm saying the liquid that liquin a god, he needs that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean he doesn't have to have it. It's
Speaker 7: just better.
Speaker 1: Better because when he's currently is not working. I think
Speaker 1: overlooking the part I ain't didn't bitches easy, So it's
Speaker 1: not like it's like a huge, immediate or permanent issue.
Speaker 1: Plus it's always good. In the beginning they're like, oh damn,
Speaker 1: this do go forever, and then it takes like a
Speaker 1: couple of months. What is it?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 7: No, bitch, no he bro, Look, I don't have that
Speaker 7: issue no more.
Speaker 10: What I started taking these pills because remember I told
Speaker 10: you I you said a long time to not I
Speaker 10: don't had an issue no more.
Speaker 7: Bro, I mean nothing nor no, But I mean everywhere.
Speaker 1: I don't think nothing. We know, I think sometimes a game,
Speaker 1: but not nothing exactly.
Speaker 5: You got nothing is nothing?
Speaker 1: Nothing is gay. This nigga thought he was funny. That
Speaker 1: nigga read thought he was funny.
Speaker 10: No, Bro, we need to talk about men's seemen semen
Speaker 10: on health. There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 12: Nah, nigga, you can't be the same nigga's talking about that.
Speaker 12: They was talking about attention.
Speaker 5: Bro, you look like a huge retention.
Speaker 7: Did do good for me? I think they helped with
Speaker 7: me coming faster? All right?
Speaker 3: A right, this this is too much talk about this.
Speaker 10: What I want to change, man, it's men's health. Don't
Speaker 10: be on comfort, be mature.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 9: Well, I want to know, is it better to have
Speaker 9: a bad job with the good.
Speaker 4: Boss or a good job with a bad boss.
Speaker 1: How much you uh? The good job with the bad boss?
Speaker 1: Is the good job with the bad boss or a
Speaker 1: bad job with the good boss?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Enough to pay bills? Look comfortable?
Speaker 3: Bad job?
Speaker 7: The bad job with.
Speaker 6: The good boss is enough to pay bills. But in fact,
Speaker 6: the roughly let's say the good job of the bad boss.
Speaker 4: Then you get paid about one hundred and sixty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars a year.
Speaker 6: The bad job with the good boss, you're getting paid
Speaker 6: one hundred and thirty five thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 1: My sanity's worked more up at that close plus one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty five. I'm living like krying.
Speaker 3: This figure here is so reasonable to be young again.
Speaker 1: I just didn't take on a village.
Speaker 7: But I mean, all right, right, fine, let me let.
Speaker 3: Me, let me increase the spread.
Speaker 6: What if the bad job with the good boss is
Speaker 6: let's say one hundred and uh do it?
Speaker 5: Yah, nigga, you don't know what a bad job it is, Nigga.
Speaker 12: Every time you said about one hundred, both niggas, it
Speaker 12: will be like whatever, drop that job down about fifty dollars.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make it easy.
Speaker 12: I'm just letting you know, nigga, that that what you
Speaker 12: think is a good job is like niggas was like
Speaker 12: one hundred and thirty.
Speaker 5: I'm good.
Speaker 1: Woman a medio pussy just because it's a regular girl.
Speaker 1: You think they wouldn't do it for money?
Speaker 13: Okay, all right, fine Jesus, and you need to hear
Speaker 13: it from every mom here. Fine, the good job with
Speaker 13: a bad boss is seventy five thousand.
Speaker 7: The bad job with a good boss.
Speaker 1: Is fifty thousand per year.
Speaker 2: That's how much fifty thousand per year with the bad
Speaker 2: with the with the good boss seventy five thousand.
Speaker 1: For with the bad boss. That's where it skills. Now enough, Now,
Speaker 1: what exactly as a job like some manual labor type
Speaker 1: ship or no, No, you're got to send off of
Speaker 1: these niggas.
Speaker 4: And you gotta talk to them.
Speaker 7: I do that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I've had bad jobs before, so they
Speaker 1: were for fractions of the smaller numbers you've getten. So
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just gonna stay out of this one.
Speaker 6: Noah, bro, your input is there, because the thing about
Speaker 6: it here is and what I was gonna get to
Speaker 6: is the fact that.
Speaker 8: With a good job with you, what do you mean
Speaker 8: by bad boss? But let me let me give mine.
Speaker 3: He's micro managing you.
Speaker 4: He doesn't understand boundaries, He overshares ship that niggas shouldn't share,
Speaker 4: and to be honest, he kind of gay, like not
Speaker 4: enough for you to be able to pull an HR,
Speaker 4: but enough for you to be like this niggas hitting
Speaker 4: on me.
Speaker 8: So it is his micro management, micro managing and all those.
Speaker 7: Things like that.
Speaker 1: Causing me to like if he cutting my eyes and
Speaker 1: make you me lose less money type of deal.
Speaker 14: Oh no, no, no, he can't cut your hours, but he
Speaker 14: makes your hours miserable, where like you don't want to
Speaker 14: be at the job, like you're tempting quitting and doing
Speaker 14: something else because he's just so extra.
Speaker 3: He's extremely flamboyant to the point where it's.
Speaker 6: Just like, Nigga, this is a job we're trying to work,
Speaker 6: and he tells you can't have headphones on, so like
Speaker 6: you got to listen to him smack his gums and
Speaker 6: his lips together all the time, and you're like, nigga.
Speaker 3: Why aren't like if this wasn't working, the guy just
Speaker 3: slapping in the face.
Speaker 1: This sounds like it was whoever came up with this question.
Speaker 1: I ain't really had to work a hard, shitty, shitty
Speaker 1: job before, because this is just regular shit, a good job.
Speaker 6: With the bad boss or something, the bad job with
Speaker 6: a good boss. The job is trash, is absolutely trash.
Speaker 6: You got to be in his hunting's office. But your
Speaker 6: boss is cool. He buys food all the time. He
Speaker 6: also make sure that when you got a peachy your request,
Speaker 6: he automatically approved that shit. You't got to fight this
Speaker 6: nigga for it. He's understanding with shit. Well, like when
Speaker 6: you got to like lead to go out of town
Speaker 6: sham to like go visit family members.
Speaker 3: Like he's one hundred percent supportive. He's willing to jump
Speaker 3: in and help you with stuff where it's a bad
Speaker 3: boss at the good job. He he don't want to
Speaker 3: help you with shit.
Speaker 1: That's just what I'm used to. I don't know, man, Again,
Speaker 1: I think I should. I'll just excuse myself from this.
Speaker 15: You gotta be included, man, we want your vote because
Speaker 15: I mean, for me, I wanted to do the good
Speaker 15: jongle with the bad boss or something bad job with
Speaker 15: the good boss. Because if you got a good enough boss,
Speaker 15: then it doesn't matter how bad the job is, because
Speaker 15: you know he covered for you, and you know everything
Speaker 15: is scope citic.
Speaker 6: But I've seen plenty of niggas quit a job that
Speaker 6: they were making a lot of money and be.
Speaker 15: Like, I just can't do what the I just can't
Speaker 15: do with the people because one boss can fuck up
Speaker 15: the whole thing.
Speaker 3: No, no one boss can suck up your entire enjoyment.
Speaker 5: Jobs.
Speaker 1: Thiggas put too much enjoyment on the job I get
Speaker 1: spit on that you understand this ship like, just.
Speaker 3: Go, I hear you, I hear your kid. Do I
Speaker 3: neither throw your mmy at you or you go Okay.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying the different people have different levels of tolerance.
Speaker 1: We'll put it that way.
Speaker 15: Correct, very very different levels of tolerance. Because I don't
Speaker 15: I don't think. I don't think that most jobs are
Speaker 15: like the job with the bad boss.
Speaker 1: I think it depends on the industry and location.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, I mean, yeah, your industry is trash
Speaker 15: and your location does not help.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm talking generally. Uh yes, also man, but uh.
Speaker 6: Damn, bro, you weren't supposed to agree with that so quickly, nigga,
Speaker 6: like at least like give yourself two seconds to.
Speaker 1: Like, this is what I'm saying. This is why you
Speaker 1: spent a year with somebody you didn't like and I
Speaker 1: was like two weeks in nahu this h recognize the
Speaker 1: bad stuff, get away from it. I know your limits.
Speaker 1: Even if your limits are high and normal, there's got
Speaker 1: to be some you know, what's the world for, uh morals, standards,
Speaker 1: some hard.
Speaker 5: Some alone over there.
Speaker 10: I'd rather take the ID rather take a job with
Speaker 10: the good job with the bad boss, because you know, fucker.
Speaker 3: We know, nigga, you love strength and he talked about earlier.
Speaker 7: No, I just need the money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I could work the bad job for
Speaker 1: a bit and then once I feel comfortable, go found
Speaker 1: a decent job or you know, the one.
Speaker 7: With a bike. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 10: Not having enough money that's a different type of stress
Speaker 10: that I.
Speaker 7: Don't want, don't like it.
Speaker 10: I'd rather have a nigga nor the fuck out of
Speaker 10: me every day than I have to not be able
Speaker 10: to eat.
Speaker 7: So, yeah, you're.
Speaker 15: Able to eat. You're able to eat at both jobs.
Speaker 15: That's something where your bills are not going to be
Speaker 15: able to be met. That's originally why I had it
Speaker 15: at one hundred and thirty five and one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 15: But you niggas like noll, there's too much money. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 15: but the whole point is for it to be like
Speaker 15: you don't have to have external factors such as if
Speaker 15: I take the job with the good boss, I won't
Speaker 15: be able to afford a car. It's like no, it's
Speaker 15: like it's supposed to be parody as far as your expenses.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's a bad question.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 10: I don't think parity with my expenses, everybody would choose. Well, no,
Speaker 10: what's the job.
Speaker 3: I said you got to sit in the office. Let's
Speaker 3: say it's a call center.
Speaker 7: Oh no, that's a bad job. Oh no, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: that's a bad job.
Speaker 3: This nigga's getting on you. Where's the other job you
Speaker 3: get to be? It's a good job.
Speaker 6: It's it's a it's a it's a bad sorry, it's
Speaker 6: a bad job, but a good boss. So while this
Speaker 6: one is not a call center, this one it's a
Speaker 6: shipping job. Like you guys get packages together for people.
Speaker 6: But your boss is understanding and he doesn't set shitty metrics.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, Why would the call center be a good job?
Speaker 16: Oh because remember you're making you're making really good money.
Speaker 16: You get free internet and they pay for your four
Speaker 16: oh one k they match up to ten percent.
Speaker 10: No no, no, no, no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 7: A call center is not a good job. Have you
Speaker 7: ever worked in a call center?
Speaker 3: Yeah, nigga goes my first job about a college.
Speaker 7: Nonigga, that's a bad job.
Speaker 3: That really good, good nigga. I used to play ahn
Speaker 3: the Ammo r.
Speaker 6: PG well on the phone with niggas and stylist can
Speaker 6: verify here for you.
Speaker 3: I used to play MMO RPGs while working at call center.
Speaker 6: Job, nigga, I understand that you went to one of
Speaker 6: them slave minds, Like, uh, what is that place called
Speaker 6: x x v I.
Speaker 3: I know you went to.
Speaker 10: No, No, I'm not center. I've done the I T
Speaker 10: support for call centers and I can tell.
Speaker 3: You, oh yeah, yeah, that's that's that's that's different. But no,
Speaker 3: I went to the good call center.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: I didn't work in no x x v I because
Speaker 6: x c I is a shithole. In fact, if you
Speaker 6: have x v I on your resume, some places will
Speaker 6: completely throw that ship out because it's such a.
Speaker 3: Horrible run company.
Speaker 6: But you know, it's very Asian, so they allow a
Speaker 6: lot of bullshit because they got good union rights.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm not working at a call center. Don't give
Speaker 7: a or bad.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean that's that's cool.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 6: Well, I think everybody kind of said what they were
Speaker 6: gonna say about about this. So I go on to
Speaker 6: one final one before I turn it back to the group,
Speaker 6: and that is am I the jerk for refusing to
Speaker 6: pay for my brother's wedding after he exposed my secret relationship.
Speaker 7: Why are you getting this question, nigga?
Speaker 6: I just I just look for stuff that I find
Speaker 6: on the internet and that's what I go with. No, no,
Speaker 6: this is from this is from am I the asshole.
Speaker 6: So free context. This story happened two months ago, and
Speaker 6: it's told from the context of a woman.
Speaker 3: So about two months ago, my.
Speaker 6: Family and I, you know, had a come to Jesus
Speaker 6: meeting over it, and I'm still not over it.
Speaker 3: I have a younger brother whose name is Jake.
Speaker 6: He is thirty years old, and she is going to
Speaker 6: be Jill, just to keep it easy, and she's thirty
Speaker 6: two years old. Jake recent got engaged to his long
Speaker 6: term girlfriend, we're gonna call her Lisa.
Speaker 3: They were planning a big wedding for the spring. And
Speaker 3: since Jill got a really, really nice job, she.
Speaker 6: Got that good job, the one they're all talking about
Speaker 6: a second ago, she said that she would help with
Speaker 6: the venue deposit and some of the.
Speaker 3: Other costs, which is about twenty thousand dollars. Now.
Speaker 6: The secret relationship is for the past year, Jill has
Speaker 6: been dating one of Jake's best friends by the.
Speaker 3: Name of Tim. They kept it in secret because.
Speaker 6: They didn't want the family to know, and they didn't
Speaker 6: want to cause any drama in the friend group.
Speaker 3: Last month, during a barbecue which was.
Speaker 6: Kind of like one of those meet and greets before
Speaker 6: the wedding between Jake.
Speaker 17: And Lisa, Jill and Tom were being a little too
Speaker 17: friendly and Jake picked up on that. So Jake pulled
Speaker 17: Jill aside and started interrogating her about it. She admitted
Speaker 17: that they were dating, but begged him to keep it
Speaker 17: quiet because they planned to tell everybody once they were
Speaker 17: ready and after all the wedding stuff.
Speaker 6: Because they didn't want to feel like they were upstaging
Speaker 6: Lisa's you know, big period of time.
Speaker 3: So fast forward two days, when Jake decided to tell
Speaker 3: the entire world. He made a post about it on
Speaker 3: the Internet with a snarky caption that.
Speaker 6: Read, looks like my best man has been busy, congrasted
Speaker 6: him and my sister Jill for keeping.
Speaker 3: Us all in the dark. This caused utter chaos. The
Speaker 3: parents on both sides were.
Speaker 6: Furious because Jill hadn't told them, and Tim and Jill
Speaker 6: were both really plugged into the event. It also made
Speaker 6: Lisa upset because she was like, bitch, I'm getting married.
Speaker 3: Why the fuck would you reveal this information? Now, even
Speaker 3: some of Jake's friends started giving Tim grief, and Tim
Speaker 3: was mortifying because he really didn't want all the smoke
Speaker 3: and he's getting nothing but straight Kendrick lamar Top five
Speaker 3: packs right now. When Jill confronted Jake, he laughed it
Speaker 3: off and said he was just trying to help them
Speaker 3: rip the banding off. Jill told me he had no
Speaker 3: right to share their personal business, and then he made
Speaker 3: things ten times harder for them in the beginning of
Speaker 3: their relationship. He shrugged and said, well, maybe you should
Speaker 3: have kept secrets. That's when Jill said, fuck it, she
Speaker 3: was done. She was pulling her financial support, and Jake
Speaker 3: thought you was kidding until she called the venue in
Speaker 3: front of him and cancel the payment. Now, Jake and
Speaker 3: Lisa are scrambling to come up with the five thousand
Speaker 3: dolls deductible to get the venue back, and.
Speaker 6: The parents are super mad with Jill because they feel
Speaker 6: like she ruined the wedding twice?
Speaker 3: Is Jill the asshole?
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie, just sound like white people proms
Speaker 1: nigga give an answer. At some point, I got confused
Speaker 1: as to why they were why the second person got
Speaker 1: mad enough to tell everybody ahead of time? Oh?
Speaker 3: Why Jake did it?
Speaker 6: Because Jake is a child. He's he's immature. Oh, I
Speaker 6: mean he shouldn't be immature since he's thirty years old.
Speaker 6: But he found out then he found out.
Speaker 1: Didn't treat children like children.
Speaker 3: True. True. So you think that she's not the asshole?
Speaker 3: Jill is cool.
Speaker 1: Fucking when I find out, I don't want to say.
Speaker 1: I mean, I agree with you.
Speaker 7: No, she's not. She sucked around and found out three.
Speaker 5: Sea.
Speaker 1: Well she's the asshole.
Speaker 12: It's not that serious. If you were going to reveal
Speaker 12: it anyway, just got early. He's just being picked.
Speaker 1: Okay, they catching ship forward though, that's the other part.
Speaker 1: If it was just revealing, then I be on your side.
Speaker 1: But that they got to do it.
Speaker 5: On the catch it either way, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Just you makes somebody else deside how you're gonna have
Speaker 1: a yesterday?
Speaker 12: Uh yeah yeah, But that wasn't tied to her promise.
Speaker 12: She decided to put her money off somebody. I say,
Speaker 12: you gotta gotta fall through with it.
Speaker 18: I think sometimes you gotta learn that some things you
Speaker 18: got to keep to yourself. Because not like Jake even
Speaker 18: told Lisa, Otherwise Lisa could have had this whole conniption earlier.
Speaker 6: Why did you tell us? Right, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: He didn't even tell his wife. This nigga did it
Speaker 6: just to be an immature kid about it. But I
Speaker 6: do think, uh, this closer to everybody here sucks because
Speaker 6: she really did just straight up force this nigga to
Speaker 6: have to find five grands from under the count's kitchens.
Speaker 3: Hilarious.
Speaker 7: Why parents help him?
Speaker 9: Maybe got money, They got that really bad job where
Speaker 9: they make twenty thousand dollars and you know they've been
Speaker 9: able to make it so far because they're old and
Speaker 9: they got Kleenexes. You leave me alone.
Speaker 1: I thought Stars was slapping ghosts, ghost his ghosts slapping boats.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, right now he's whooping feet in them books.
Speaker 1: No, I'm at that literally.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I mean too, he's wooping feet with them booked.
Speaker 9: This man is slapping dictionaries and other kinds of books
Speaker 9: that I'm not gonna say because I'm not trying to
Speaker 9: give out his information.
Speaker 7: Why not.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid he's gonna revoke some pepper or something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, he might he might cancel my pre uh
Speaker 6: five year in versus with my wife's he's gonna revoke that.
Speaker 3: Don't make the stylish mad. Don't make the stylish mad,
Speaker 3: all right. That's that's the two ones I had. Who
Speaker 3: else got something they want to ask a group?
Speaker 5: Oh, let's look for its.
Speaker 1: Recently, because I won't shave you. Nobody had that work, No,
Speaker 1: I mean that makes sense. When they asked about it,
Speaker 1: I said, uh, I've seen you not wash your hands before.
Speaker 1: That was at one time.
Speaker 7: Right nowadays?
Speaker 1: Uh not half of them are pissed, and well, actually
Speaker 1: all all of them pissed. That's the only reason I
Speaker 1: brought it up. Everybody vision, I don't see the issue
Speaker 1: with it, because now you got pissy hands, why you
Speaker 1: need to put your hands on mine. We can't just fish,
Speaker 1: bump elbows whatever. We're supposed to be boys. Yeah, nigga,
Speaker 1: we ain't touching this. Am I the asshole?
Speaker 7: Yes very much?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Man, you go to the bathroom, whether
Speaker 1: you're shot in the prison, you you know you did,
Speaker 1: and wipe your ass and then you go to slap
Speaker 1: aother man hands, y'all cool? That that don't make sense
Speaker 1: to me. I got in trouble for this one time
Speaker 1: right before COVID, and then they had to have a
Speaker 1: big meeting like at the height of COVID, and it
Speaker 1: was like, well, maybe he was right. I guess We've
Speaker 1: gotten far enough outside of COVID When I'm wrong again.
Speaker 7: Is it possible You're always wrong?
Speaker 1: Always?
Speaker 9: No, probably it's always impossibly, always wrong, but wrong many times.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get that.
Speaker 7: I'm sad. Guys, I'm in some good thing.
Speaker 1: I was about to say that you actually get the medicine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I'm a thing. You see.
Speaker 1: You know Chris who Pierce Morton, he's like some Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's been like Goblin Elon Musk lately, and he had
Speaker 1: most of that black scientists that really don't like. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was like the bigger scientists, if you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, like actually physically larger the most.
Speaker 7: You're talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So he was on there like you know, uh, Neil
Speaker 1: had an interview I guess with Bill Mark or something,
Speaker 1: and then he was like Bill Maher was sucking off
Speaker 1: Elan too, and he was like he's trying to take
Speaker 1: us to space. You know, he's one of the greatest
Speaker 1: thinkers that you know, this century and you know we're
Speaker 1: gonna we need to be on Mars. And Neil's opinion
Speaker 1: was like, if we have enough money to go to
Speaker 1: Mars or actually his opinion started with typically whenever we
Speaker 1: had a large expedition or something of that nature, but
Speaker 1: we had to go beyond what we normally go. The
Speaker 1: example he gave was going to the moon. There was
Speaker 1: a pertinent issue that led to it. It was war,
Speaker 1: you know, the USSR COD War and all that shit.
Speaker 1: And when I think it was JFK somebody gave the
Speaker 1: speech about it. It was phrasing a way where it's like, yo,
Speaker 1: we need to win. This is a matter of life
Speaker 1: and death for us. And that speech is what got
Speaker 1: Check signed, investors and all that. That's what made the change.
Speaker 1: What Elon's trying to do is essentially like not pertinent
Speaker 1: immediately because it's not like we're facing the space thriap
Speaker 1: and he's saying we need to go to Mars terra form,
Speaker 1: and it's like, we have the money to go to
Speaker 1: Mars terror form, then why can't we just spend that
Speaker 1: money on making the Earth better? And then Pierce was
Speaker 1: just kind of like, well, you're just doing I feel
Speaker 1: like you're being like down trodden. Then you know you're
Speaker 1: one of those naysayers of the current age. And then
Speaker 1: it was like, well, the nay sayers of the previous
Speaker 1: say didn't know shit about space. I'm a fucking scientist.
Speaker 1: I have the actual information and whatnot. I'm also in
Speaker 1: the same field. I'm not saying this to be mean
Speaker 1: or anything. I'm saying because it just seems illogical. Anyway,
Speaker 1: He's been catching a lot of flag for that reason,
Speaker 1: and I was wondering what Re's gonna say because he
Speaker 1: don't like him because of the whole plutle thing.
Speaker 12: No, No, it's not that it's like he's one of
Speaker 12: those people just too smart for us.
Speaker 5: I'm good. The reason I don't like him.
Speaker 12: Is because if it's like those weird sexual social studo
Speaker 12: helped joining that shit. But when you talk about anything
Speaker 12: that science related helps change his mind just to make
Speaker 12: people feelings feel better, either you are or you aren't.
Speaker 12: Kind of like the thing that he's talking about, which
Speaker 12: is true. Uh like logically signs if we have enough
Speaker 12: technology to go quote unquote terror form a planet, which
Speaker 12: we don't have yet. But that's neither he an Noo,
Speaker 12: there then why can't we just fix the planet we're
Speaker 12: on that? Like, are we gonna do is just set
Speaker 12: up another planet to kill and with their logic? Right,
Speaker 12: but why do they want to leave?
Speaker 1: Oh? Because they plan on this planet before its time
Speaker 1: actually comes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what I was gonna say.
Speaker 10: They plan on fucking us, and it'd be nice if
Speaker 10: they at least took us to dinner first.
Speaker 1: You've seen these prices.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you can't get in here with unclothed, so you
Speaker 12: can before we go to dinner. Look, I ain't got
Speaker 12: no but I need you know it off this side
Speaker 12: of the million, I don't know good. That's no the
Speaker 12: grass tic niggas gonna call homo socialist or some bullshit
Speaker 12: like that, right, it saying a.
Speaker 1: Lot of different things. It's not that I particularly care,
Speaker 1: but at least in this argument, I'm like, you don't
Speaker 1: the people who I've seen say things against at least
Speaker 1: that argument have just kind of shifted to the whole
Speaker 1: typical thing where was like a tax character, he's a bully,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. You don't like this, but all right,
Speaker 1: well what about this particular argument. The ain't saying you
Speaker 1: gotta like him?
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, you know, well, you don't have an argument.
Speaker 5: You argue, you attack the person not arguing.
Speaker 7: I argue that why not go to Mars?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: Like, like, here's the thing. At any given moment, the
Speaker 7: Earth could be destroyed.
Speaker 5: That's not true, no.
Speaker 7: I mean it can't be calamity war.
Speaker 5: Can you meet one of those any given moment things.
Speaker 7: Have a nuclear war?
Speaker 5: But that's ours.
Speaker 7: I just say it could be destroyed by outside factors.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 12: What I'm saying is like it it goes back to
Speaker 12: his point, like when we just fit to ship here, But.
Speaker 7: Like, why not just have a backup? Playing at the
Speaker 7: chill on them?
Speaker 12: You ever heard that the way they was gonna terraform
Speaker 12: it was gone. I think they said Mars has polar
Speaker 12: ice caps and they just gonna melt it with nuclear
Speaker 12: bombs and some bullshit that they're.
Speaker 1: Just gonna put nukes on Mars. Gonna be in the
Speaker 1: same bucking situation.
Speaker 7: But at least we got a backup. I like, I
Speaker 7: don't have a problem.
Speaker 12: I just don't know why we're going, Like is this
Speaker 12: some kind of mineral there or resource there that's worth it?
Speaker 12: We're just going for shifting giggles. That's what I don't get.
Speaker 7: Resources.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think we all agree why we think
Speaker 5: they really want to go, But.
Speaker 7: We're gonna run out of resources here, so.
Speaker 5: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I think as soon as the toss up word, as
Speaker 1: far as what that means. But is it in all lifetime?
Speaker 1: Two lifetimes, you know, I'm sorry, two three generations from
Speaker 1: now that deal.
Speaker 5: I say, none of our children will be None of
Speaker 5: our children will be alive.
Speaker 7: That's fair, that's pretty soon, You're right, but we'll be dead.
Speaker 5: We won't care, but then we'll be like.
Speaker 7: The boomers of the previous previous generations.
Speaker 12: I don't even think our children children will be alive.
Speaker 12: That's how far move I think it is. And I
Speaker 12: think the way we use resources will change too, So
Speaker 12: I just don't.
Speaker 7: Know, bro, that's pretty soon, I think.
Speaker 1: I think the only never change the way we use resources,
Speaker 1: uh would be honestly too little, too late situation.
Speaker 12: Well, the one thing I noticed that's kind of interesting.
Speaker 12: If you talk about the one that more people care
Speaker 12: about it, like oil, that one is like we're getting
Speaker 12: more people and we're using less oil. Because even if
Speaker 12: you look at China, they're going super hard on electric cars. Uh,
Speaker 12: Mexico had all those Third world countries. They're trying to
Speaker 12: put them on electric cars before gasgards, which is weird.
Speaker 12: It's not weird, but it makes sense. The developing nations
Speaker 12: just skip them a level. So if you're talking about oil,
Speaker 12: and then if you think about the oil we don't
Speaker 12: get because of quote unquote environmental concerns.
Speaker 5: How long whole out there?
Speaker 7: How long does it check to charif the planet?
Speaker 5: I think ten twenty years what they said.
Speaker 7: I think it takes longer though.
Speaker 5: I don't think time over there.
Speaker 12: I don't think the time moves the same on Mars
Speaker 12: as it's similar it's twenty four hours. Is that there's
Speaker 12: almost no atmosphere jigger than ours. That is the higher
Speaker 12: rotation speak.
Speaker 1: I only notice, I don't know that's a twenty it's
Speaker 1: it's similar, I should say, not exactly.
Speaker 12: And when we talk about moving there, I mean, how
Speaker 12: many people you think they maybe move at the time,
Speaker 12: because I think right now it's like a three year trip,
Speaker 12: right shit?
Speaker 1: Uh? Has that man?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 1: That's unmanan hell.
Speaker 5: Let's see how long it takes.
Speaker 7: And the bigger question, who wants to go to Marrow?
Speaker 7: Who wants to stay here.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Man, if they got like orange titties
Speaker 1: up there, I ain't like when I have all types
Speaker 1: of difficult.
Speaker 7: I don't know. Generograph sounds awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was right.
Speaker 12: Three years, one hundred and forty miles, one hundred and
Speaker 12: forty million miles.
Speaker 5: Damn. I don't know how I know that. I was
Speaker 5: talking about head Nerd.
Speaker 7: I don't know her. Nah general graphty touch it sounds good.
Speaker 12: Who the fuck would give up three years of their
Speaker 12: life in the middle of space. Ain't no saving you, nigga,
Speaker 12: you are dead. You gotta be dedicated to the cost.
Speaker 7: I do it.
Speaker 1: I'd be mad if I made a bunch of money
Speaker 1: out there and then die before I got back and
Speaker 1: spend it. I'd be mad as fun.
Speaker 5: People who do that ain't doing it for money.
Speaker 1: Uh, there's gonna be a lot of niggs doing it money.
Speaker 12: If you do it, you ain't doing it for I'm
Speaker 12: saying they probably make good money being asked.
Speaker 5: But people who do stuff.
Speaker 7: Like that, I think they're gonna turn into a person.
Speaker 5: We would hope.
Speaker 1: Going to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like America.
Speaker 7: No, like the whole earth would be prison. You have
Speaker 7: a prison world.
Speaker 8: Like Australia.
Speaker 5: Yeah, planet, you know, I was thinking the same thing.
Speaker 5: But it's weird thought.
Speaker 1: But that's that's the historical fact.
Speaker 12: It was a prison originally, I mean it was you know,
Speaker 12: it was a debtors prison, that kind of I guys,
Speaker 12: the ar they.
Speaker 1: Maybe trying to talk Americans are racis nigga y'all, y'all
Speaker 1: damn racious.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 12: That was when I was listening to some story this
Speaker 12: lady from South Dakota called idiots like very No.
Speaker 1: It's because they live on the prairide. But that's not
Speaker 1: the word. That's the issue.
Speaker 12: H Yeah, you shouldn't say that.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, No.
Speaker 12: Whit Idea was like like okay, I was like, hello, man,
Speaker 12: let me ask you all the serious question since we
Speaker 12: asked the questions, So this is is kind of deep.
Speaker 12: Do you think this country still is as racist as
Speaker 12: it was in.
Speaker 1: The sixties, openly or inherently?
Speaker 5: You inherently? I think so too. Yeah, I think so too.
Speaker 12: There was this thing I was watching with well, yeah,
Speaker 12: it's a little popular video to go with the guy
Speaker 12: who created Boondogs talking about the moral currency of black
Speaker 12: It's over like they don't give a fuck it's an
Speaker 12: old video. But me, that's because white people over use
Speaker 12: the word racist that it doesn't matter anymore. And they
Speaker 12: did it on purpose. And he was like, what do
Speaker 12: you mean? They called everybody racist to the point where
Speaker 12: it doesn't even matter if it's just like whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fucking Bank of America.
Speaker 12: And then when things are actually racist, everybody looking like
Speaker 12: you're just saying that because you just saying that.
Speaker 1: That's why I get mad when black people just I
Speaker 1: hate when like nigga niggas not black niggas, Like, man, racist,
Speaker 1: no nigga, you showed up to work late three times
Speaker 1: in a row and then you simply took a week
Speaker 1: off and then say nothing. It was like, oh, man,
Speaker 1: you know how it is because of me?
Speaker 12: It looks because they don't know what racism is, because racism,
Speaker 12: like I don't inherently believe that you can change your
Speaker 12: situation drastically with education in this country because you don't
Speaker 12: have It's not about education if you don't have opportunity.
Speaker 12: But they believe education presents opportunity. But there's a whole
Speaker 12: lot of educated black folks, but they ain't got no
Speaker 12: goddamn opportunities.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 12: I was like, there's like these white people are talking
Speaker 12: like it's not like it used to be.
Speaker 5: I'm just like, I just hote this shit better.
Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of people who are not racist,
Speaker 1: but systematically in how things actually go.
Speaker 5: They don't want they won't change anything. Correct, I won't
Speaker 5: change it.
Speaker 1: I think we have less.
Speaker 5: And it was like, what do you mean you won't
Speaker 5: change shit. I don't have the power.
Speaker 12: Like, you won't have the power because you don't want
Speaker 12: the power because that's the responsibility. You won't even call
Speaker 12: out racist grandma. You just well, that's just he just
Speaker 12: grew up in a different time. Your grandma is not
Speaker 12: that old that like it's twenty twenty five. Grandma is
Speaker 12: somebody who's like fifty now. She was around after the
Speaker 12: civil rights.
Speaker 1: No, but I guess that's another issue, is that it's
Speaker 1: not that old. But that's because things ain't changed that
Speaker 1: much easier. Correct, So they're not right, But inherently that's
Speaker 1: the issue.
Speaker 12: There's a massive investment in the opportunity and then they're like, well,
Speaker 12: you can't do that because it'd be racist.
Speaker 5: But just it's just for black people.
Speaker 12: But y'all made laws against black people specifically. But y'all
Speaker 12: can't take loss specifically to help black people.
Speaker 1: Like that doesn't make it any Say we're gonna get
Speaker 1: the money for reparations, Nigga stops sitting at the Israel.
Speaker 1: Oh well, you know that's that's the mother land to.
Speaker 5: Be a start. That's not nobody's mother's land.
Speaker 1: Those aren't the people who are originally there. That's like
Speaker 1: saying the Egyptians for the original Africans. Motherfucker said, they're
Speaker 1: not even Africa. That make it make sense? How come
Speaker 1: the pyramids ain't got no noses, Nigga, the whole pyramids.
Speaker 5: I noticed this country.
Speaker 12: When they need to find money, they'll find it because
Speaker 12: just like during the pandemic, I was watching people they
Speaker 12: were talking about we should keep Democrats in. Republicans put
Speaker 12: all that stuff in far as, all them social things,
Speaker 12: and like all that child tax credit, them check niggas
Speaker 12: is getting all that help the small businesses. That was
Speaker 12: all done by Republicans. But when Democrats got elected, they
Speaker 12: got rid of every single program. They did add some
Speaker 12: stuff for healthcare and did some checks and maybe a
Speaker 12: little extra stuff, but inherently the people who were elected
Speaker 12: to do that kind of stuff. It's supposed to be
Speaker 12: Democrats for the social good. When they got in there,
Speaker 12: they put a time step on everything and.
Speaker 5: Got rid of it.
Speaker 12: Well, they both do that, right, because they don't really
Speaker 12: want it. And I don't think people are lazy, because
Speaker 12: I know people who go to work every day and
Speaker 12: they still not making it. Well, then you need to
Speaker 12: get a different job or work multiple jobs. I know
Speaker 12: people who work multiple jobs and still ain't making it.
Speaker 12: This systems fucked, and I think the rich people have
Speaker 12: gotten too greedy. I went to the store and I
Speaker 12: remember buying a receas cub.
Speaker 5: I'm not that old.
Speaker 12: Ladies and gentlemen, not even forty yet, and they used
Speaker 12: to be fifty cents. It was two and sixty nine
Speaker 12: cents for two recents cuff and that was just a
Speaker 12: regular one. Of course it was a gas station, so
Speaker 12: even back then, the gas station receas would have been
Speaker 12: like seventy nine cents. But fifty cent to their regular
Speaker 12: price is like a dollar nineteen.
Speaker 1: They talk about how the price everything went up like
Speaker 1: widden wages. How come everyone is still like.
Speaker 12: Going through record profits. They say, if you raised the wages,
Speaker 12: everything goes up.
Speaker 1: You got record profits.
Speaker 12: That's why the death of the CEO means more than
Speaker 12: people give it credit for. Logically speaking, and everybody in
Speaker 12: this little small group of people, I see them all
Speaker 12: trying to educate themselves and see out of help. And
Speaker 12: I'm sitting right there, like, really really helped? Or will
Speaker 12: you just be a little better off?
Speaker 1: I think everybody it's hard to argue with incremental uh
Speaker 1: incremental increase and standard living. You go from shit to
Speaker 1: not quite as shit. You still be happy it wasn't
Speaker 1: ash it as it was before, Like, you know, it's
Speaker 1: not good, but.
Speaker 12: I guess we'll see this year and next year everybody,
Speaker 12: hopefully everybody upgrades and go from there. Because even people
Speaker 12: who think they're doing good, I'm just like, well, you're
Speaker 12: a paycheck away.
Speaker 1: I think we also had this issue with not grandeur,
Speaker 1: but uh excess. I feel like most people I know
Speaker 1: who even are.
Speaker 8: Doing good living but they mean it's supers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh ship.
Speaker 5: Dollas. What is the floor?
Speaker 8: What is the floor? What do you mean?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 12: What would be the floor for an average person? The
Speaker 12: floor used to be able, you can afford a house
Speaker 12: and a car. You can't even do that now.
Speaker 8: I mean, I wouldn't even include the car in there,
Speaker 8: because you can get around without a car depending on
Speaker 8: where you live at.
Speaker 12: No, well, I'll I agree with you.
Speaker 8: I mean it's shelter and shelter and food. I want
Speaker 8: to foot the vehicles, like, man, can't you find it?
Speaker 8: Like I remember, I can find it a little beater
Speaker 8: for like man, like a few thousand dollars or some ship.
Speaker 1: Look at how much it cost.
Speaker 8: That's the probably used you to use car market. I'm like, bro,
Speaker 8: but it's hard to find shutting under five thousand be
Speaker 8: that and most of these car cars like looking looking
Speaker 8: in ten ten plus and it's stuff to like I
Speaker 8: feel started for these kids and stuff too that like
Speaker 8: you you you come out like straight out of high
Speaker 8: school and you gotta have a damn good job to
Speaker 8: go through out there and then live on your own.
Speaker 8: And I still see some people sitting there talking about
Speaker 8: like man, it's weird that if the kids they don't
Speaker 8: don't they don't move about eighteen like that, see like
Speaker 8: the good you don't see what's going on?
Speaker 1: Not ignoring this ship.
Speaker 5: Everybody are a.
Speaker 1: Lot more informed than they are. And then when you
Speaker 1: call them out and start asking questions like well, you
Speaker 1: just we've gotten to the point where it's just so
Speaker 1: unpopular to even have a conversation. Is there's no work
Speaker 1: that needs to be done to split us up. We
Speaker 1: do it to ourselves.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, exactly, like y'all. Like people are just like
Speaker 8: I don't know, like I was, I was, I can.
Speaker 8: I heard y'all talking about like the racing a little
Speaker 8: bit though, I'm kind of like, I like, yeah, the class,
Speaker 8: the class is. It feels like that's a lot more
Speaker 8: it's a lot more important right now to talk about.
Speaker 3: Problem.
Speaker 12: The problem with that argument is that there's a whole
Speaker 12: there's a proportionally too many black people that are important.
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, you're right, man, it is. It is
Speaker 8: going to be a part of this is a part
Speaker 8: of the conversation.
Speaker 1: You can't take the cant.
Speaker 5: That's why I like Bertie Sender when he talked about class,
Speaker 5: but he would never talk about race the first like
Speaker 5: he acknowledged it. Whatever.
Speaker 12: But the best way to trick white people is to
Speaker 12: have the class argument versus the race argument.
Speaker 5: But the problem is you would think that.
Speaker 12: They wouldn't be able to do it from a federal standpoint,
Speaker 12: where they would screw people over race. But my problem
Speaker 12: with white people is once they fix the class issue,
Speaker 12: I think, or if they even try to that, they
Speaker 12: would find a way to screw black people, kind of
Speaker 12: like with the New Deal.
Speaker 5: So you have to keep it in the conversation.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's true, but I think I'm thinking from
Speaker 8: it from this prospect of like this the regular individual.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of people who are there. They're very
Speaker 8: focused on like the social the social cultural war part
Speaker 8: of Paulic life. I mean, there was a big factor
Speaker 8: for my my good to sue. You see how they act,
Speaker 8: they're they're how they acting towarding h one B stuff though,
Speaker 8: But it's for a lot of people, it's a culture thing,
Speaker 8: like yo, just because you know, just because you know,
Speaker 8: some image is gonna get not gonna get them knocked
Speaker 8: out of the country. No, it's not gonna make you
Speaker 8: like no, no more, not much better. You're still gonna
Speaker 8: be GT, still gonna be Yeah, You're still gonna have
Speaker 8: a ship life and you know you and then you
Speaker 8: don't have nobody to blame them where it ain't black
Speaker 8: people's fall, the immigrants fault, and then then who do
Speaker 8: you blame? The only thing kind of thinking about no more.
Speaker 1: But you know, the whole platform was bringing stuff to
Speaker 1: America and keeping in America and not the first thing
Speaker 1: is like, I mean, Trump himself was like, I don't
Speaker 1: like these visas, and now he's like, I ain't never
Speaker 1: seen the problem with these visas, like nigga, we have
Speaker 1: the internets written now.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean you can. Yeah, this is written in
Speaker 8: stone there though, But it don't matter if the people
Speaker 8: who supporting don't pay attentions or not. They don't pay
Speaker 8: attitions and they don't really acknowledge it, which they've They've
Speaker 8: been very good at doing that. Even if you can
Speaker 8: be a hypocritic as much as you want to, they
Speaker 8: still like them and they're still unless you pass. Well,
Speaker 8: we'll see, we'll see this side.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: You know people have been causing the like split that
Speaker 1: they won't acknowledge it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but you know, it feels like they're blaming Elon
Speaker 8: more than Trump on this stuff, because you know, Elon
Speaker 8: don't got to douce like like truth.
Speaker 1: So he might, but he's the money behind the decisions.
Speaker 1: People are finally wise enough to the fact that Trump can.
Speaker 8: Be bought and always ass mm hmm, yeah, always been
Speaker 8: in the case.
Speaker 12: White people picked the wrong savior. But at the same time,
Speaker 12: I felt like on the other side, the things they
Speaker 12: try to fix, the things that don't people don't give
Speaker 12: a fuck about. We need to have all these like
Speaker 12: LGBT safety, Like no, bro, like they all picking the
Speaker 12: wrong villains when it's all like, glad you go back
Speaker 12: to class issues. It costs too much. And then they
Speaker 12: were like, well, if we can't call the immigrants out,
Speaker 12: it's gonna cost too much money. But y'all also letting
Speaker 12: allegedly up to twenty million people and everything still got expensive.
Speaker 5: So they picked the back up what they.
Speaker 1: Like, he wasn't letting in a bunch of interests when
Speaker 1: he was in Like because I had this argument what
Speaker 1: to do at the bar. He was like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: little Trump Trump lesson amigrant in But it's different when
Speaker 1: you you know, yeah, you guys can't come in and
Speaker 1: you look the other way as opposed to we'll just
Speaker 1: let everybody and get the sanctuary cities and shit like that.
Speaker 1: That's that's my issue with it. That's what he said.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, everybody's gonna everybody's going to like play defense
Speaker 8: for this side. Like something goes wrong, and that's all
Speaker 8: that's always been a problem to I have a lot
Speaker 8: of people on both sides too. It's like yo side, yeah,
Speaker 8: they don't. They don't hold their own side accountable. That's
Speaker 8: always my big issue. Like you see some dune shit
Speaker 8: going on that. I do see some people on LEFTO
Speaker 8: who do called dumb shit and on left just like
Speaker 8: again they kind of getting some hope. They're like, hey,
Speaker 8: maybe you know, maybe maybe fucking about decades from now
Speaker 8: something this shit would catch on a little bit better.
Speaker 8: But some of the album will be saying the dumb
Speaker 8: shell soun like like frans women are woman ship full shit.
Speaker 1: But we'll see.
Speaker 8: You see some dump ship like noice account of you know,
Speaker 8: I don't care. I don't care if you're side black,
Speaker 8: Like whatever.
Speaker 12: Problem I had, I mean even myself with these immigrants
Speaker 12: when like the amount of help they were giving them,
Speaker 12: it was just like ridiculous, bro, if you know, you know,
Speaker 12: but if you don't know, they were giving these niggas
Speaker 12: food stamps for like two thousand dollars a month. Nigga,
Speaker 12: if all of us apply for food steps, none of
Speaker 12: us is gonna get two thousand dollars or month.
Speaker 1: I'm only giving the dollars a.
Speaker 5: Month, correct, Like what the fund has she been here?
Speaker 8: Don't make no more? She ain't worked about working a lot?
Speaker 5: You know, Yeah, it don't matter her has been worked.
Speaker 7: I mean you can you could.
Speaker 8: She got, she got, she got, you got his? Uh
Speaker 8: so security checking all the stuff ain't ain't nothing to
Speaker 8: cover all the ship they gotta do.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm scared of saying the same. But these
Speaker 1: prices keep doing it. Yeah, not not in the way
Speaker 1: to make it significant, No, definitely not, Like I don't know,
Speaker 1: they just trying to pick the bad guys when it's
Speaker 1: a combination of the federal government and classicism.
Speaker 8: I mean again, it like like you were saying earlier,
Speaker 8: this is some corporation they were getting they're getting really
Speaker 8: good at at trying to trying to lower their own costs,
Speaker 8: and they just get to greed. I know, they like
Speaker 8: they can't wait for so they can relation more people off,
Speaker 8: so they ain't got a family, keep more money and ship.
Speaker 8: That's that's that's really the that's really the biggest issue.
Speaker 8: If you've been saying it for for a long time.
Speaker 8: But you know, people keep getting distracted by by by
Speaker 8: immigrants and trans people and all the other bullshit that
Speaker 8: that in the grand scheme of team don't matter all
Speaker 8: that much.
Speaker 12: The question is is the list top of the list,
Speaker 12: but then these.
Speaker 8: Are the top person because yeah, personal look a lot
Speaker 8: of a lot of ship. I honestly don't get too
Speaker 8: shipped about.
Speaker 12: Like logically speaking, like the question is like as somebody
Speaker 12: who like whenever you have children, if you have children,
Speaker 12: like let's say your pocket straight, you ain't gonna be
Speaker 12: worried about that. You find that other stuff that's about
Speaker 12: these white people, the poor white people. Pockets ain't straight,
Speaker 12: and they know they can't control that because that requires
Speaker 12: everybody to fight against classes. But the things you can
Speaker 12: fight against, you better fight against because like the immigrants
Speaker 12: and the trans issue, it is something that may not
Speaker 12: affect them on you know, that level, but like it
Speaker 12: was little things as a parent, when they had like
Speaker 12: France reading time in like an elementary school in the
Speaker 12: Camp County, I'm just like, oh, hell no, I think.
Speaker 8: I think it's I think for me it's two things
Speaker 8: that was like one that I don't have to and
Speaker 8: probably won't and two if I did, they're not going
Speaker 8: to public school. I won't be dealing with that.
Speaker 1: You need the money, my goal, then you right to
Speaker 1: the classes. You are over again. Well yeah, I can again.
Speaker 8: This This is a personal thing though, I mean, and
Speaker 8: I'm not saying that's that's cool for everybody else.
Speaker 1: And I'm just saying that's.
Speaker 8: Why I kind of don't care about that that particular issue.
Speaker 5: That's the wayest.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's stylish by the least, my kids not
Speaker 1: going here public schools.
Speaker 12: But the problem was the federal government, like the way
Speaker 12: they distribute money to schools is that whatever. That ship
Speaker 12: was called Title nine, but you had to go buy
Speaker 12: these certain rules when it came to education and all
Speaker 12: that kind of stuff, and they had a lot of
Speaker 12: that stuff in there, and people were like, nah, they
Speaker 12: don't need to be in there. But the problem is
Speaker 12: they always expand that ship to like, oh, well, we
Speaker 12: need to take some of this stuff about you know,
Speaker 12: slavery and ship out too.
Speaker 1: I notice whenever they had videos, they find a black
Speaker 1: person who's like against it, Like, I don't want my
Speaker 1: daughter to think that she can't be anything except for
Speaker 1: a way slavery. Uh, I get what you're saying, but
Speaker 1: also statistically, shut the fuck up.
Speaker 8: I purpose I mean, I get the way modern life
Speaker 8: is and stuff too, but like and a lot of
Speaker 8: people they really need to rely on public schools to
Speaker 8: kind of you know, take care of kids wiley at
Speaker 8: work and educated, but stuff like that, Like I don't
Speaker 8: want them to keep on waste slate. I mean, I
Speaker 8: think part of that should be gonna use the parents
Speaker 8: that kind of to make sure they don't turn out
Speaker 8: like that, that's what you want to reach out.
Speaker 1: But they're saying that, like, oh, the way it was
Speaker 1: put was almost like oh, they're teaching statistics and how
Speaker 1: things go, and like they shouldn't do that, Like they
Speaker 1: shouldn't say the truth. So like because then that extends
Speaker 1: to issues where it's all right, well they want to
Speaker 1: say truth about that, then what do that to say?
Speaker 1: The truth about slaves were actually you know, taught a
Speaker 1: bunch of decent skills and they had a good time.
Speaker 1: Like let's let's put it this way. They were very
Speaker 1: pertinent about making sure that Germany after or you know,
Speaker 1: post whatever that ship is called. You know, I'm talking
Speaker 1: about you thing juice, the juicing. They made sure that
Speaker 1: history was told the way it was the whole world.
Speaker 1: But for some reason, America used to be like, eh, well,
Speaker 1: you know, actually it was mostly just a bunch of
Speaker 1: lazy niggas and the ones that were there were happy
Speaker 1: to have a decent living. Like that's that's not how
Speaker 1: that went. That's not how slavery goes at all. You
Speaker 1: have to drive a line somewhere.
Speaker 5: They care Toby.
Speaker 12: They told Toby he stole five appls and Toby's I
Speaker 12: ain't still on five hovels. They hit Toby, he said,
Speaker 12: you hit me since times.
Speaker 5: See, I know you can.
Speaker 7: Count this nigga learning Oh hit him again?
Speaker 5: M that seven balls? You said fivese?
Speaker 18: You counting?
Speaker 1: Damn, this is Uncle rock story all over again.
Speaker 5: I don't know, it's thrange. It all goes together.
Speaker 12: And like I keep telling people, you cannot trust your media.
Speaker 12: See any MSNBC. I can see why they're all dying
Speaker 12: because they're all in the tank. They're all sold out.
Speaker 12: They like it was the Obama years that made me
Speaker 12: realize it. Not saying they weren't dying before, but as
Speaker 12: an adult, I'm just like they were like, he's the
Speaker 12: greatest president ever.
Speaker 5: The economy is awesome. I'm just saying, like this ain't
Speaker 5: this ain't good. It was good.
Speaker 1: I was algous with my mom and she's just like
Speaker 1: what my mom was like heavy Democrat, like she sends
Speaker 1: money Democrats, like, can you stop doing that? Just send
Speaker 1: that money to me.
Speaker 12: Whenever you feel like, yeah, y'all generation gone, bro, that
Speaker 12: civil rights generation.
Speaker 5: You can't tell.
Speaker 12: They're just democrats down to the court and they see
Speaker 12: that people changing, and they scare us every now and then,
Speaker 12: but they can't scare us twice with Trump. They scared
Speaker 12: us once during the pandemic and whatever kind of funky
Speaker 12: math they did. But the second time, niggas like Nigga
Speaker 12: come on that ship. And I kept telling people like
Speaker 12: she like niggas weren't feeling her. She needed the Obama numbers,
Speaker 12: and they was just like, well, she ain't have enough time.
Speaker 12: It was like, you were never going to convince anybody
Speaker 12: in this planet that.
Speaker 8: She was when she when she got the when Byan
Speaker 8: dropped out and he announced that she was going to
Speaker 8: be the one I was.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 8: My first thought was like, it's a good thing that
Speaker 8: this campaign gonna last at longcause I think the longest
Speaker 8: she would have went, the worst it would have got
Speaker 8: for her.
Speaker 1: She wasn't.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she wasn't that.
Speaker 1: She wasn't that chick.
Speaker 5: She won the people. She's like Hillary Clayton.
Speaker 12: She's protested if it's if tomorrow one hundred percent, if
Speaker 12: you can say you kill babies with what steak soft
Speaker 12: and eat them, she wouldn't agree with that ship because
Speaker 12: she doesn't have any real pull the lital pink.
Speaker 5: She just wanted the power.
Speaker 12: And that's why the left was so happy because they
Speaker 12: got somebody who was for the weird social issues with
Speaker 12: that one guy because he is like that, he's he's
Speaker 12: like a CLK white guy. Uh, Tim, but Tim Walls
Speaker 12: because they thought he was gonna run everything while she
Speaker 12: just set up there and ipportunity to be president. That's
Speaker 12: why them white lefties were so happy because that's what
Speaker 12: they really thought was gonna happen.
Speaker 5: Because they know she don't got nothing. They know she has.
Speaker 1: I know some of color hair people are who are
Speaker 1: happy about Kamala.
Speaker 12: They were yah, but they like Tim Wallas. They loved him.
Speaker 12: I'm just like that go beta.
Speaker 1: What y'all think about the explosions in the New Orleans.
Speaker 12: Thing, we didn't even talk about that. I didn't have
Speaker 12: an opinion of it.
Speaker 1: Well, that terrorists whatever the part the representative whatever that said,
Speaker 1: it wasn't a terrible attack. They talked about possibly fire
Speaker 1: and hurt. I'm like, ball got right there, reprimand so
Speaker 1: I can't say fire.
Speaker 5: No, I don't know what happened with.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you know, you got the Tesla thing. I
Speaker 1: think that was New York with them, and then you
Speaker 1: got the New Orleans attack.
Speaker 5: Or which was weird at all, Yeah, weird.
Speaker 1: But these things both happened from two people who were
Speaker 1: prime military. Both were on the same base. One of
Speaker 1: them was I can't remember for sure, but no one
Speaker 1: was spec ops and one of them is apparently has
Speaker 1: ties to Augusta And I feel like they're just saying
Speaker 1: that because he got stationed in here one time, like
Speaker 1: maybe it's here, uh, people that don't fucking know. Uh.
Speaker 1: But then, at least with the Tesla, dude, that was
Speaker 1: just handled so poorly from someone who's supposed to be
Speaker 1: spec Ops.
Speaker 12: I don't get what his point was. No, but what
Speaker 12: was the point of blowing up a Tesla in front
Speaker 12: of a test works in it.
Speaker 1: Fireworks? I'm just I just if y'all had to do
Speaker 1: something you wouldn't google, like how to make a bomb,
Speaker 1: your spec ops. You don't have access and know how
Speaker 1: to you know, rig some ship, no where to go
Speaker 1: as far as like old military supplies that she ain't
Speaker 1: got nobody on the inside. You ain't made no connections, nothing, nothing.
Speaker 1: And then you drive your Tesla across.
Speaker 5: A couple No he got one legend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, try you drive a Tesla from a couple of
Speaker 1: states over which is fair. You don't want to be
Speaker 1: close if you're try not to get caught. But then
Speaker 1: you shoot yourself before you blow it up. You have
Speaker 1: an Iceis flag in your bag somehow that makes it
Speaker 1: out of the explosion very well. And then you loaded
Speaker 1: your car with fireworks to make a statement. But you
Speaker 1: kill yourself before you you like, you shot yourself in
Speaker 1: the head before everything goes off. Like nothing about this
Speaker 1: makes sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah he did.
Speaker 1: He was as they put it, he was dead in
Speaker 1: the car and they couldn't identify the body. But for
Speaker 1: some reason his cack or his essentially uh, the common
Speaker 1: access car or whatever I've got. You say, shit, your
Speaker 1: military ID that survived. The flag survived, Yeah, definitely, there's
Speaker 1: more to that, and it probably won't be released until well,
Speaker 1: we'll see it.
Speaker 12: Against released it's one though, it sounds like one of
Speaker 12: those stories is getting a little weird.
Speaker 5: So they started talking about less and less.
Speaker 1: I don't want to look at American news.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 12: They talking about it on TikTok, and I just I've
Speaker 12: been out of the internet. And then some guy who's
Speaker 12: saying he had his manifesto then he disappeared, and they
Speaker 12: were like, what the hell going on?
Speaker 1: Well see, and the other issue is cloud is just
Speaker 1: so such a strong drug right now, you can't really
Speaker 1: believe in it. Just one person, Yeah I got it,
Speaker 1: release it. Didn't say you got it? Like, don't don't.
Speaker 1: You're not selling that ship at the hospital. You're just
Speaker 1: putting the target on your back, buddy.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah. Especially I don't know if I noticed. But
Speaker 5: they kill a lot of Americans.
Speaker 1: What's that you say you found a way to make
Speaker 1: really a lot of one? You work at the grocery store,
Speaker 1: you know what. Let's uh, just to have a dude
Speaker 1: randomly go on a rampage at this particular place and
Speaker 1: shoot you. No, no white people, make sure he doesn't
Speaker 1: shoot any white people.
Speaker 5: Get those blacks the moral compass of them.
Speaker 1: Then we're gonna we're gonna have him able to stream
Speaker 1: that somehow in spite of us of being able to
Speaker 1: do a deep I mean, a fucking twelfth grader can
Speaker 1: do a d DOS attack and shut down a website,
Speaker 1: but the government can't figure out how to get twists
Speaker 1: to shut it down. Like I seeing a little strange.
Speaker 1: The lane stopped talking because I ain't trying to get nothing.
Speaker 1: I don't make enough money. If you had to kill
Speaker 1: me leave me alone.
Speaker 5: If I did, I would the fuck out h m hmm.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's that whole situation is just a funny.
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Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 12: He died, you know, just because he's so hyper like whatever.
Speaker 12: I just can't believe that he's really hurting that much.
Speaker 12: And even if he is, it's just like, push.
Speaker 4: That ship deep down, bro, Push that ship deep down, bro.
Speaker 5: Like because somebody gonna help him. He lives seven minutes away.
Speaker 3: From he lives seven minutes away.
Speaker 1: You still would help him? Bro? You still don't want
Speaker 1: to help him?
Speaker 5: Bro or not like a man? The whole the podcast.
Speaker 1: Bad boy baby?
Speaker 5: You know what I mean?
Speaker 12: If I needed help that culture guys which I help you?
Speaker 5: Mm hm No. What if I really needed your help,
Speaker 5: I would come and laugh at your funeral.
Speaker 4: I would throw jokes at your funeral, straight jokes, keats
Speaker 4: at your.
Speaker 12: Funeral and tell them I wasn't there to support your emotionals.
Speaker 5: That's what kind of friend I am.
Speaker 8: Damn, that's tie.
Speaker 5: Fuck your third ball.
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Speaker 7: Uh, episode is being great?
Speaker 4: Really appreciate you sham for clarifying that might have been one.
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Speaker 8: And uh you did the name.
Speaker 3: Well that's the that's the whole part.
Speaker 1: Man, that's the part that makes it funny.
Speaker 19: You know you're being weird. You're being weird, bro. No,
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