Speaker 1: From New York.
Speaker 2: That was all white people. By the way, No, no, no,
Speaker 2: there used to be there used to be a stand
Speaker 2: up show and it would come on evening at the Apollo. Yes,
Speaker 2: and if you were a white if you were a
Speaker 2: white comedian, they can make it there evening at the Polo.
Speaker 2: You were like a hero, right because it was like
Speaker 2: one in one hundred whit dudes can make it through there.
Speaker 2: I'm tempted now, dude, I'm tempted to go do black
Speaker 2: stand up night. Maybe I'm thinking about this all wrong.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm thinking maybe I should go to the black clubs. No,
Speaker 2: but I get killed, dude, I get killed. Mookie says,
Speaker 2: for five dollars, I'm bligty black and I'm cheap. Well,
Speaker 2: he said, you did a bigger super Chat than a
Speaker 2: lot of the white people. Shout out to Mookie. We
Speaker 2: have a bigger black fan base than I phone. This
Speaker 2: is this is a pleasant surprise. I feel like I'm
Speaker 2: I'm a kind of a Jim Carrey kind of dude though,
Speaker 2: cause like a like a Jim Carrey. Black people love
Speaker 2: Jim Carrey. They thought he was funny, dude. And if
Speaker 2: you could do a bunch of voices. Black people love you.
Speaker 2: Everybody's in the audience say do the black clubs, dude,
Speaker 2: they would love you. I gotta risk my life though,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Jordan Loughgren, How dare you
Speaker 2: say that we blacks are the lowest of the super chatters.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're actually a black dude. Ain't no
Speaker 2: black dude name Lofgren. Jordan is a black dude name though,
Speaker 2: I'd say that Jordan. Y'all ever heard of Michael Jordan?
Speaker 2: Where are we at? I'm totally distracted. One shot or
Speaker 2: buff super chatter dude, he says for five dollars. I
Speaker 2: always like Brian Reagan. He had good skits and he
Speaker 2: was clean. I will say that of the clean comedians
Speaker 2: I've always thought he was. He was pretty funny. I
Speaker 2: do think I haven't watched Brian Reagan. I mean I
Speaker 2: liked him in the nineties. You know, straight white males
Speaker 2: was for two dollars. Take that whiteye. I think if
Speaker 2: I was doing stand up at a black club, I
Speaker 2: would have to make white jokes to survive. By the way,
Speaker 2: I've always thought it's funny when black comedians make fun
Speaker 2: of white people. That shit is funny, dude, I don't think.
Speaker 2: How can we not make fun of people? You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Remember the good old days when everybody
Speaker 2: can make fun of everybody, and the white comedians could
Speaker 2: make black jokes and the black comedians make white jokes.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, I guarantee you. I'll bet you
Speaker 2: one hundred dollars that I could go to a black
Speaker 2: club and I could do a routine where I make
Speaker 2: fun of white dudes dancing, and I bet the black
Speaker 2: people would like that.
Speaker 1: Well, it's the end of civilization when you can't do comedy.
Speaker 2: Anymore, do you think so? For real? No, I'm being serious.
Speaker 1: I'm totally serious. It's a decay in society. You know.
Speaker 1: I was doing a.
Speaker 3: Stream earlier today and the left, what is it? You
Speaker 3: noticed one thing about the left? They have no sense
Speaker 3: of humor whatsoever. They can't mean that sarcasm. They're always upset,
Speaker 3: they're never laughing.
Speaker 2: Well, everybody, like everybody liked Chappelle's show. Chappelle's show had
Speaker 2: all kinds of funny race stuff in it, And now
Speaker 2: Chappelle's show is like, you can't, that's like you have
Speaker 2: to ban all of that.
Speaker 3: You know what, I mean yeah, and it's because wokeism
Speaker 3: got the upper hand and the left took over.
Speaker 1: And it's just like nobody's supposed to laugh at anything.
Speaker 1: There's one rule.
Speaker 3: It's not having fun and laughing, right, you have to
Speaker 3: be angry and ugly. I think it's a ta I mean, look,
Speaker 3: it's it's an anti christ nosticond system and prometing abellion
Speaker 3: where they take good things like the transitentals, good truth.
Speaker 1: Beauty and the attempt to destroy it. And I would
Speaker 1: say too, like look, yeah, comedy is in art, it's
Speaker 1: something good. No, we can't have that. You got to
Speaker 1: destroy that too.
Speaker 3: They literally destroy every because they're they're radicals, like they're
Speaker 3: that's what deconstruction is like, So they deconstruct everything that's
Speaker 3: good in life, all art, poetry.
Speaker 2: Well, they trying to ban Christmas in the Fresh Revolution.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. That's what who wants to be?
Speaker 2: You got scrooge, dude, you're literally Scrooge banning Christmas. Jordane says,
Speaker 2: we two dollars, you've got to go show your R
Speaker 2: and B knowledge at a comedy club. I don't know
Speaker 2: if the black people would appreciate that. White boy knows,
Speaker 2: but how you know? How you know the print song?
Speaker 2: I'd be like, I know every Prink song.
Speaker 3: You should come in and have like a perm I
Speaker 3: have like so glow.
Speaker 2: When I debated that uh we So I debated A
Speaker 2: we was King's grive on uh Blood sports on Warski
Speaker 2: a long time ago, and I wore an afro wig
Speaker 2: for the whole the whole debate, which I thought was
Speaker 2: really funny, and then somebody called me out on it.
Speaker 2: They were like, why is he being racist wearing that wig?
Speaker 2: And I said, I'm just being It's a Bob rosswig.
Speaker 2: What do you mean it's not It's not black as
Speaker 2: a Bob rosswig. What are you talking about? We need
Speaker 2: to somebody, we need to dig up that debate because
Speaker 2: that was before the Hebrew Israel, like we was Kinge
Speaker 2: stuff was popular. This was like twenty seventeen. Somebody needs
Speaker 2: to we need to dig that up. If I haven't
Speaker 2: talked to Warski in years, But you know what.
Speaker 1: I mean, White guys can have Brillo pads too.
Speaker 3: I don't for for hair, I don't understand why.
Speaker 4: Call my dad.
Speaker 1: My dad had a fro and they used to call
Speaker 1: him b.
Speaker 2: A pad yeah, I said it was a Jew. I
Speaker 2: said it was a jewfro too. They were like, what
Speaker 2: is that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: You just got if you look at my mustache is red.
Speaker 2: I'll just say if I'm in trouble, I'll just say
Speaker 2: him ashka Nazi, and then if I'm in trouble again,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say I'm a black dude. Anyway, somebody had
Speaker 2: a question I was going to answer it. Where to go?
Speaker 2: TINGU twenty dollars?
Speaker 1: I saw.
Speaker 2: Ali x girl with no face on your playlist? I
Speaker 2: don't even know who that is or what on my playlist?
Speaker 2: Where's my playlist up? I don't know what this got
Speaker 2: talking about. Not that I am. I'm like trying to
Speaker 2: Oh he's secretly likes some technology. He's trying to hide it.
Speaker 2: I don't know who you're talking about, ali x girl
Speaker 2: no face, Let's see what that is. I do have
Speaker 2: weird music tastes. I have to admit. Oh this song,
Speaker 2: yeah yeah, this popped up on I will say that
Speaker 2: the YouTube music app is pretty awesome. I didn't expect
Speaker 2: it to be that good, but y'all hounded me for
Speaker 2: so long to get YouTube Premium so that you wouldn't
Speaker 2: have to see the ads. I have obliged you, and
Speaker 2: you get YouTube music with YouTube Premium, which I didn't know.
Speaker 2: And I have to say, the algorithm is pretty good
Speaker 2: at sending you stuff that you would like. And yes,
Speaker 2: this was a pretty cool song. I remember this now.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see Jake, No, we did that straight
Speaker 2: white male five dollars. This will be funnier if you
Speaker 2: made fun of the fact that blacks are very good
Speaker 2: at dancing. Yeah, there's a lot of different ways you
Speaker 2: could go with that. And dude, I could just do
Speaker 2: the way that my dad actually dances and the black
Speaker 2: people would go crazy. They would love that because the
Speaker 2: way my dad dances is actually pretty funny.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like the most white dude, white dad
Speaker 2: dance ever. Black people would love that. Anyway, is it?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Is it like from the jerk st Martin.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how to describe my dad's white
Speaker 2: guy dancing. It's just it's crazy, it's it's it's weird,
Speaker 2: but it's funny. And anyway, mystic, what's up? What are
Speaker 2: you so mad about?
Speaker 1: Dude?
Speaker 2: Leonarda. By the way, so the thing with Leonarda is
Speaker 2: like she's blowing up all of her jokes are race jokes.
Speaker 2: But the thing is that she's she's basically banned from
Speaker 2: all the comedy clubs and she has to do her
Speaker 2: own events. So you see what I'm saying. It's like
Speaker 2: it seems like if you want to do stand up
Speaker 2: then you have to be in this network of the
Speaker 2: comedy circuit. But the clubs are usually woke, you see
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. I know that Sam had a bit
Speaker 2: of a challenge or it was actually a Chris was
Speaker 2: scheduling for Sam, and Chris had to kind of sort
Speaker 2: through clubs where MD could even perform. So it was
Speaker 2: kind of a challenge because a lot of the clubs
Speaker 2: are just like, no, you can't, you can't even perform here. Also, though,
Speaker 2: how's that going to last? That's what I'm saying that
Speaker 2: the clubs that are going woke like they're gonna go broke.
Speaker 2: But the thing about woke stuff is like they don't
Speaker 2: even care that it destroys their business in that wild
Speaker 2: like they will they will end their comedy club going
Speaker 2: woke and still be committed to it and be proud
Speaker 2: of it. Like it's like like some sort of religious club.
Speaker 2: It's a cult exactly. Josh, what's up, dude? I'm youe Josh?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 8: H all right?
Speaker 2: Christian nationalists? What are you mad about? I'm yeah, what's up?
Speaker 2: What are you so mad about?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: Why? Why are you an orphodox site?
Speaker 2: Why am I worthodox? Because I think it's true? What
Speaker 2: do you mean?
Speaker 1: I'm an extreme lie? All right?
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm just not even gonna do it.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be I'm gonna end up being mean and
Speaker 2: people are gonna call me mean. We're just not even
Speaker 2: gonna do it. Nick, what's up?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: We got damn retarded Scott's in the chat? What the
Speaker 2: hell's going on? And I can say that because I'm Scottish,
Speaker 2: so I can call other Scots tarts? So what's up?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 2: Jay?
Speaker 1: I was just wondering.
Speaker 10: You talk about how the worship in heaven is a
Speaker 10: direct reflection of the worship on earth. So I was
Speaker 10: wondering how that works, like with the development of the
Speaker 10: liturgy as well as the differing because you have like
Speaker 10: the Western Right, and I was wondering how there can
Speaker 10: be multiple rights if it's one worship in heaven.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not like some legalistic spurg thing where it's
Speaker 2: literally like we don't exactly know all the specific details
Speaker 2: of the liturgical worship in Heaven because when John sees
Speaker 2: into it, he just kind of sees these glimpses of
Speaker 2: certain aspects of it. It's not that he's literally being
Speaker 2: given a single type set for the church for all eternity,
Speaker 2: because when the Apostles go out, there's a basic structure,
Speaker 2: but there's enough flexibility to the liturgy that there can
Speaker 2: be local variations and whatnot. And that had to be
Speaker 2: the case for the covenantal worship to be opened up
Speaker 2: to the nations. So I don't think that John is
Speaker 2: seeing like some sort of you know, legalistic, you know,
Speaker 2: wrote perfect thing that has no flexibility. I mean, you
Speaker 2: literally couldn't have the liturgy for all the nations going
Speaker 2: out without flexibility, for one, because it has to be
Speaker 2: translated into the vernacular.
Speaker 3: And also there's multiple liturgies, which one at Saint Basils,
Speaker 3: sat Uh, Saint John's St.
Speaker 1: James, like Saint you know, we could go through the
Speaker 1: different Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, it's a it's a fair question. I think that
Speaker 2: people if you have a like the argument is not
Speaker 2: that John is what am I trying to say, it's
Speaker 2: not like John is getting this uh you know, perfect
Speaker 2: point by point thing of how every specific detail has
Speaker 2: to be done. He's just seeing a vision of the
Speaker 2: liturgical worship of Heaven, and the apostles had the insight
Speaker 2: and the wisdom to tailor that basic structure to the
Speaker 2: various people groups that they crafted the liturgies for. If
Speaker 2: that makes sense, h Brosey, what's up, yes, sir, Hey.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So I wanted to say something about the dating
Speaker 11: stuff and to start it off, I want to give
Speaker 11: like a a good example as far as like a
Speaker 11: woman that I would see as an issue.
Speaker 1: So I don't know if you know who Sarah Stalk is.
Speaker 2: I do. I not met Sarah, but she she asked
Speaker 2: me if I would do a jubilee thing, and I
Speaker 2: was like, well, I don't know if I'll be in
Speaker 2: LA to do the jubilee thing. And I thought at
Speaker 2: first she was asking to do the Jubilee as the
Speaker 2: like the person which I'm open to doing that, and
Speaker 2: I was like, I don't think they want me for
Speaker 2: whatever reason. I don't think that show likes me or
Speaker 2: wants me or whatever. But no, she was actually saying,
Speaker 2: do you want to be one of the thirty goobers
Speaker 2: trying to talk to the atheist in the middle. I
Speaker 2: was like, no, I don't want to.
Speaker 1: That's a complete waste of tom.
Speaker 11: If if you were the guy that's you know, like
Speaker 11: sitting down and people are pushing.
Speaker 2: You, I would debate twenty atheists. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: be one of the goobers trying to rush up there.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 11: Yeah, get us dumb, and you know that that whole
Speaker 11: format is terrible. But the reason I brought her up
Speaker 11: is because, well, actually there's one very.
Speaker 4: Very specific reason.
Speaker 11: Is because she absolutely refuses yet well it's not just her,
Speaker 11: it's any young right leaning woman that's that basically does
Speaker 11: what she does, you know, like in the like being
Speaker 11: in a public sphere or whatever.
Speaker 1: And she like, you know, she seems intelligent, you know,
Speaker 1: she does good work.
Speaker 11: I see her.
Speaker 1: I see her, you know, like I pushed a lot
Speaker 1: of Rachel stuff.
Speaker 2: Which is real good, like you know, and everything I've
Speaker 2: seen from her has been cool, and she seems like
Speaker 2: a cool person. I did try to talk to her
Speaker 2: about when she popped up first, when she said I
Speaker 2: become a Roman Catholic, and I'm like.
Speaker 11: So you remember I tagged you in that yes, and
Speaker 11: I said, because she said, because she said something along
Speaker 11: the lines of like Catholicism, Catholicism is true, so obviously,
Speaker 11: by by default she said orthodox, he isn't. And I
Speaker 11: tagged you when that and I said, Okay, said to
Speaker 11: bake Jay on it. Whether I shod shouldn't have done there.
Speaker 2: You know, but I remember now that that isn't.
Speaker 1: That isn't what I was bringing her up for.
Speaker 11: So my issue, and I've seen I've seen one hundred,
Speaker 11: literally hundreds of other guys.
Speaker 1: Say the exact same thing.
Speaker 11: I'm saying, she has no reason what I will. At
Speaker 11: least I don't see why she would she would try
Speaker 11: and push anything. And Rachel says, and I'm not saying
Speaker 11: she's she's necessarily trying to emulate her, but there can't
Speaker 11: be because.
Speaker 1: At her age, Rachel was.
Speaker 11: Already a mother like for a lot of young guy
Speaker 11: And this is how it ties into the dating.
Speaker 1: So what Jordan said earlier with this.
Speaker 11: Whole like you get the Dalkins, and obviously this doesn't
Speaker 11: apply to me. I'm twenty five, I've been married for
Speaker 11: I've been married for five years. Like this, this has
Speaker 11: absolutely nothing to do with me my day, Like I
Speaker 11: don't date obviously, I'm married. A lot of young guys
Speaker 11: they get to talking to talking to you know, women
Speaker 11: or whatever, and then over the course of time they
Speaker 11: start to see that what they were, what they thought
Speaker 11: they were signing up for, that just isn't the case.
Speaker 11: And it might happen one time, and then it happens again,
Speaker 11: and then it happens again. And how seratized into this
Speaker 11: is she can say all this shit about marriage, about children,
Speaker 11: about anti nago art. She isn't like, if you weren't
Speaker 11: getting married, if you weren't having kids, why does why
Speaker 11: the hell does anybody care about what you act? But
Speaker 11: about what she's specifically saying.
Speaker 2: Well, if she is yeah, if she's twenty one, she
Speaker 2: probably is gonna get married, uh and probably will have kids.
Speaker 2: The problem is that she's gonna find pretty quickly that
Speaker 2: in the Roman Catholic circles it's a bunch of sissies.
Speaker 2: So I don't know where she's gonna think she's gonna
Speaker 2: find a masculine man in that world. But maybe I
Speaker 2: don't know. I would say that she might be open
Speaker 2: to orthodox stuff. Well, we'll see. Now here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be debating Tim Gordon again on Elijah Shaeffer's
Speaker 2: show in UH in a couple of months. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: maybe you know, in time there can be I don't know.
Speaker 2: I would just say she's only twenty one, give her
Speaker 2: some time and maybe she will. But I think your point,
Speaker 2: your point is correct that like it's it's gonna be
Speaker 2: a repeat of the last UH cycle of the conservative
Speaker 2: influencer women whose main the main criticism of all them
Speaker 2: was why are none of y'all living that lifestyle?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: And then see as they got older, like we're starting
Speaker 11: to see with Tommy Lard and all this because nobody
Speaker 11: was pressing Tommy on like ten years ago, We're starting
Speaker 11: to see all of these women were actually just coverfce.
Speaker 2: They were just Yeah, she was just a feminists the
Speaker 2: whole time.
Speaker 11: Exactly the kids they when they talk about their damn husbands,
Speaker 11: they talk about what their husbands do to them. Andrew
Speaker 11: to this day, it's obviously it's been like two months now,
Speaker 11: she's still and every time she posts something, somebody or
Speaker 11: several people comment exactly what Andrew asked her, Please, we
Speaker 11: just want you to answer, what are.
Speaker 1: Women's duties in society at large and two men on
Speaker 1: an individual level. She's not gonna answer that question. Of
Speaker 1: these damn women are going to answer that question.
Speaker 2: I remember the first time I heard of Tomy Laren
Speaker 2: was like ten years ago. Yeah, and she was supposed
Speaker 2: to be a conservative, and then like like the next
Speaker 2: day she was all over everywhere she was talking about
Speaker 2: being pro abortion. That ship is faked. That chick is
Speaker 2: so fake, dude, that's so fake.
Speaker 11: Yeah, And that's like, I don't I'm not. I refuse
Speaker 11: to just do this whole thing where, you know, we
Speaker 11: keep letting over to the windows slide and they like abortion.
Speaker 11: That is, but like that's that is the one thing
Speaker 11: above everything else that no, there there is no pushing that.
Speaker 11: There is no one like yeah, if you if you
Speaker 11: believe abortion is okay, you're not on this side period.
Speaker 4: Talk.
Speaker 1: That's just that's one of the very few things that
Speaker 1: right is the case.
Speaker 12: Little.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's I'm sorry. I thought you're done. I mean,
Speaker 2: I feel like I don't want to make you mad.
Speaker 2: H Brosie is our token black dude. We don't want
Speaker 2: him mad. If we lose H Brossie, I apologize, come
Speaker 2: back dog. If we lose him. This will be a
Speaker 2: white supremacist show. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding, Rachel.
Speaker 2: What wh Rachel wants to comment? What's up? Rachel? H Brasie,
Speaker 2: you know you can always come.
Speaker 13: Back hopefully there in the middle of nowhere. It might
Speaker 13: cut out, but hopefully it won't go ahead. I just
Speaker 13: wanted to hop on real quick.
Speaker 2: We can't hear you, Rachel. Rachel, you want to come
Speaker 2: back out and come back in. We can't hear you.
Speaker 2: H Brasi you want to finish your thought? It's June
Speaker 2: teenth over here? Did I would never do it. I
Speaker 2: would never do you.
Speaker 11: That's good, you know, I kind of did pause for
Speaker 11: a second. If you know, if Rachel, if she requests again,
Speaker 11: she gets her thing, you can just boot me.
Speaker 2: She's cutting out.
Speaker 11: Gotcha, ah? I mean yeah, Like the only other thing
Speaker 11: I had to say was was like, what who is that?
Speaker 11: That it came on earlier that I Jordan get Jordian
Speaker 11: And I'm co signing pretty much everything that he said.
Speaker 11: And I guess the only thing that I kind of
Speaker 11: disagree with him on is this idea. There's just it's
Speaker 11: well that there's more of the younger girls I'm sorry,
Speaker 11: I just I refused.
Speaker 1: I've refused a cos on that.
Speaker 11: Look at how many at this point, it's been thousands,
Speaker 11: not hundreds, but thousands of whether it be young, middle
Speaker 11: aged or older women on the freshman fit thing whatever
Speaker 11: and whatever other like weird you know, podcasts or whatever
Speaker 11: with with not it's not obviously it's not just hookers
Speaker 11: and that whole thing that people do to Andrew where
Speaker 11: they say, oh, you only debate only fantas hooka, That's
Speaker 11: not the case. Like some of these women are doctors.
Speaker 11: Some of these damn women have been physicists. Some of
Speaker 11: these women have been mothers for decades or whatever, and
Speaker 11: they all they all fell as fou as the exact
Speaker 11: same Guarden is.
Speaker 2: A woman physicist.
Speaker 1: Come on, yeah, I mean I agree with you, but yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead, that's fine, all right. As a black
Speaker 2: man with the black community, accept me doing stand up
Speaker 2: or not, I need to know.
Speaker 11: Well, I'll put it like this, and I was listening
Speaker 11: to the whole family doing it was pretty funny.
Speaker 1: I don't like when it comes like I'm not I'm not.
Speaker 11: The right one to ask when it comes to the
Speaker 11: to like black I don't know if you see some
Speaker 11: of the stuff. I actually hope that you don't see
Speaker 11: an FDA especially don't see some of the stuff that
Speaker 11: I that I'll post because uh, I don't like black.
Speaker 2: People, man, So the answer is I probably would not be.
Speaker 2: But I'm confused because we got a bunch of black
Speaker 2: people in the chat all of a sudden. I don't
Speaker 2: know where they came from. I guess uh uh. I
Speaker 2: was about to make a race joke, but I better stop.
Speaker 2: I better stop, I better stop. I don't know. I
Speaker 2: feel like I can make some good basketball joke, like
Speaker 2: I bout one walk in there and be like, I'm
Speaker 2: the only person here that could. Don't what would they do?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: I mean, like you know, I guess it just depends
Speaker 1: on where you go.
Speaker 11: Obviously, you know I wouldn't if I wouldn't do a
Speaker 11: damn thingk in Atlanta, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm not no, no, no no, I'm talking about Jacksonville.
Speaker 2: But I don't know. Somebody was telling me I should
Speaker 2: go do this Jacksonville open mind.
Speaker 11: Well, I mean, you know, I mean, whoever it is,
Speaker 11: you know, maybe they know the people down there are
Speaker 11: better than I do. But if I was, let me
Speaker 11: put if I was if I was a white guy
Speaker 11: in twenty twenty five, regardless of what age. And again,
Speaker 11: I'm not like this is something that I'm condemning all blacks.
Speaker 1: Dude, I'm not. I don't want I'm not. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to avoid interaction with them as.
Speaker 2: Much as possible, you know, I feel, Yeah, you see,
Speaker 2: you feel the way I feel. Appreciate that I would.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be open knife night, not open mic night.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I figure this out, Jay, it's not the blacks me
Speaker 1: you want to see. We want to go into the
Speaker 1: UH fan community.
Speaker 2: Well, I feel like I could do okay, and I
Speaker 2: feel like the community would would have set me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I could. I could just go up in there doing
Speaker 2: voice the whole time.
Speaker 1: On the stand up beat.
Speaker 2: Hey, you guys are barely funny. Bro even came up Puri,
Speaker 2: but you guys are barely funny. You'll but check it out.
Speaker 1: Who got me up on the Yordy?
Speaker 2: I feel like that could be funny, but also they
Speaker 2: might kill me too. What's up, Rachel?
Speaker 1: Hey? Sorry about that. I was driving it.
Speaker 6: I was only calling too because h Browsie at his
Speaker 6: point still stands in ninety nine point nine percent of
Speaker 6: the time.
Speaker 1: He would be totally.
Speaker 6: Spot on with women and media who are good with
Speaker 6: the conservative talking points, but then when the rubber meets
Speaker 6: the road, not so much. But I think in Sarah's case,
Speaker 6: there's a lot of hope.
Speaker 1: I think she does, like, yeah, she does seem cool,
Speaker 1: talk to her.
Speaker 6: Pretty frequently, you know, not on and she does definitely
Speaker 6: want to start a family. But I mean I have
Speaker 6: daughters who are twenty two and twenty four. They want
Speaker 6: to get married, they want to have kids, and like
Speaker 6: both of them have a serious boyfriend right now, and
Speaker 6: their serious boyfriends are getting pressure from their family to
Speaker 6: not marry.
Speaker 1: And they're like Catholic.
Speaker 6: It's hard to find Orthodox, you know, guys who are
Speaker 6: their age and stuff. It's just you know, we're a
Speaker 6: much smaller percentage. And where they live, it's they're finding
Speaker 6: guys who have traditional values and they're like either Catholic
Speaker 6: or Protestant, but their parents do not want them getting
Speaker 6: married young. It's just like wired in. I mean, it
Speaker 6: definitely happens with the women too, But I think people
Speaker 6: don't know that even when the guys would like they
Speaker 6: probably otherwise would their parents are like, oh, you're way
Speaker 6: too young to get married and have kids. You know,
Speaker 6: they have boomer parents or gen X parents who are like,
Speaker 6: you have to have your degree, you have to have
Speaker 6: your career started, and you have to be thirty before
Speaker 6: you can even think of settling down and having kids.
Speaker 6: It's just how most people in the culture think, and
Speaker 6: I think in our circles online, we don't think that way.
Speaker 6: So we think there's like this huge pool of young
Speaker 6: men who are just ready to get married at twenty
Speaker 6: And honestly, I think the guys would be to a
Speaker 6: large degree, but the pressure from their circles, like their
Speaker 6: family is pretty intense at least that's what what I
Speaker 6: keep seeing with the younger girls that I know and
Speaker 6: like my daughter's friends and stuff like that. It's tough,
Speaker 6: but I and I understand why a lot of young
Speaker 6: men are nervous to get married with how family courts
Speaker 6: are and how women are, so I.
Speaker 1: Think it's more complicated.
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Speaker 2: Alexander says, I'm going to Athos. I want to be
Speaker 2: a novice. Oh wow, do you have any advice for
Speaker 2: me how to prepare? I don't. I mean, I'm a
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Speaker 2: probably speak to that better than me, because I don't
Speaker 2: know nothing about that. Any advice you would have for
Speaker 2: somebody going to monastic life.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, by the way, So if if you haven't heard,
Speaker 3: the Igmam, the Abbot of Hell and Dark is coming out.
Speaker 1: In October, and i'll give the exact date.
Speaker 3: Uh, but he wants to meet with men who are
Speaker 3: potentially interested and uh, you know, starting the monastery here,
Speaker 3: so he'll be an Athnite monster and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: So these are great questions if you're interested in.
Speaker 2: There's a monastery beginning up there in Montana.
Speaker 3: Yes, by the abbot, the abbot from Hillendar Monastery now
Speaker 3: where mel Gibson was.
Speaker 2: Just oh okay.
Speaker 3: So he's flying out with some monks and the potential
Speaker 3: one of his guys as a potential abbot of the
Speaker 3: monastery here.
Speaker 1: So it's all in the works now.
Speaker 3: And one of the things that the abbot requested amount
Speaker 3: Athos at Hillandar was he would love to meet with
Speaker 3: men who are interested. So it doesn't mean you're signed up,
Speaker 3: but like, this is a great opportunity, and I'll let
Speaker 3: everybody know the dates when we get the official date
Speaker 3: when he comes in in October.
Speaker 1: If you want to come up.
Speaker 3: And visit and act I can't think of it better,
Speaker 3: like the abbot uh, the serving monastery in mant Athos,
Speaker 3: coming here to talk to people about like you know
Speaker 3: what advice? How do I tell and discern and stuff
Speaker 3: like this, sort of the different stages. So I just
Speaker 3: wanted to give a you know, a plug there for
Speaker 3: our monastery up here.
Speaker 2: Mystic what's up? You keep spasing out? What's what's problem? Listen?
Speaker 2: You want to impress a girl? We start talking about
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Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 15: Yo?
Speaker 16: Okay, So stand up comedy is actually on its way out.
Speaker 1: The next new thing is stand up tragedy.
Speaker 16: So instead of people telling jokes, it's gonna be people
Speaker 16: telling sob stories.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have clubs full of people weeping. There's just
Speaker 1: too much tragedy in the world.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 16: People are done with laughing. People don't have a sense
Speaker 16: of humor anymore. People just want to cry, you know.
Speaker 16: And so I think you should maybe look into it,
Speaker 16: stand up tragedy.
Speaker 1: You know that'll be uh, I think it'll be a
Speaker 1: big hit.
Speaker 2: Are you man? Series or I can't even honestly can't
Speaker 2: tell if you're being series? Are joking.
Speaker 1: I'm joking around.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean I thought I thought, like, but that's
Speaker 2: actually might actually be the case, Like I mean in
Speaker 2: the liberal world, like like like we yeah, let's just
Speaker 2: have people getting together to drink and be miserable. I
Speaker 2: can actually see that it's called satire, dude.
Speaker 1: I think it'd be really funny, like a funny skid
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 2: That would be funny. I mean, that's actually a pretty
Speaker 2: good idea. And many people have said this. I said
Speaker 2: it years ago, Like satire becomes more and more difficult
Speaker 2: when the dystopia is here, like you, because everything is
Speaker 2: so crazy, there's nothing to make fun of, justin, it's
Speaker 2: all real. What's up justin? I'm mute, dude.
Speaker 15: Oh uh, so you wanted somebody to come up and
Speaker 15: talk about the relics being dug up by the Soviets.
Speaker 15: I've been studying that stuff actually for like the past
Speaker 15: three years. Oh, that's exactly, but that adjacent. So it's
Speaker 15: kind of a two part answer actually. So in Russia,
Speaker 15: pretty much everybody knew that saints didn't have to be
Speaker 15: incorrupt to be glorified. Sure, like you know, Saint Servramsarov,
Speaker 15: he was canonized in nineteen oh three, and it was
Speaker 15: pretty much criticized by a lot of foreign journals because
Speaker 15: he wasn't incorrupt. Yeah that's what the primary source less are.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, that's interesting, says So basically it was like
Speaker 2: kind of lying about like as if we thought that
Speaker 2: every holy man has to be incorrupt or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 15: And I have another book here, The Russian Revolution, a
Speaker 15: New History by Sean mcmeekon, and I think a page
Speaker 15: three and twenty seven he talks about how.
Speaker 1: The Bolshiviks did.
Speaker 15: They did open up, you know, a bunch of relic
Speaker 15: tombs and they revealed it to be a bunch of
Speaker 15: straw cloth bones and whatnot. But the Bolshric persecutions at
Speaker 15: the time, this is around nineteen twenty one nineteen twenty two,
Speaker 15: it's probably likely that they desecrated the graves beforehand, just
Speaker 15: because of all the nefarious seeds that were going on, because,
Speaker 15: for example, they would set up fake debates and newspapers
Speaker 15: where priests would renounce their faith for atheism.
Speaker 2: Oh wow. Interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And something a lovely note that mcmeeghan puts in his
Speaker 15: book is that even though the you know, all these
Speaker 15: graves were being opened, a lot of peasants were doubling
Speaker 15: down on their Orthodox faith, which was, you know, just fantastic.
Speaker 1: Let them be an example to us.
Speaker 2: Excellent, man. I appreciate that. Yeah, I knew it would
Speaker 2: probably be, you know, something that these atheists were cooking
Speaker 2: up a bunch of nonsense. Appreciate that. Colton, what's up, dog?
Speaker 2: I'm you Colton. That's a damn millennial name if I've
Speaker 2: ever heard one. Calton.
Speaker 1: What up? Man?
Speaker 2: Hey, what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 18: Uh, I've been questioning about Eastern Orthodoxy. I've visited a
Speaker 18: Western rite here locally, I've grown up Protestant, and uh,
Speaker 18: I guess one of my biggest like hurdles ben is
Speaker 18: like the anathemas, like like some church fathers say that
Speaker 18: you cannot if you do not venerate these icons say
Speaker 18: like you are anathema.
Speaker 19: I mean like that.
Speaker 1: What I struggle with is, like I guess, I guess
Speaker 1: the issue.
Speaker 18: Would be like with my Protestant background, it made me
Speaker 18: feel like I would disregard the heavenly works I've seen.
Speaker 4: So far in my life and like that kind of
Speaker 4: that's tough, bro.
Speaker 1: Like that's what it feels like what anathemas mean.
Speaker 3: First of all, we say the Holy Spirit is the
Speaker 3: spirit of truth who fills all things.
Speaker 1: So the Holy Spirit is working even among pagans. Okay.
Speaker 1: So however, the mode in which the Holy Spirit works
Speaker 1: in the church is very extinct.
Speaker 18: Okay, So anathemas though it feels like I have lost connection.
Speaker 1: Crap, Yeah, can you hear me?
Speaker 4: I like lost you there?
Speaker 1: Father Deacon, can you hear me? Okay, it seems like
Speaker 1: my connections back. Okay. So I'm saying is that the
Speaker 1: mode in which God exists can be distinct, and it's unique,
Speaker 1: and certainly in the sacraments and in the church and
Speaker 1: then the teachings and the dogmas and these various things.
Speaker 3: So we're not making the pronouncement that God doesn't do
Speaker 3: miraculous stuff outside of the church.
Speaker 1: Otherwise none of us would have converted.
Speaker 20: Hear anybody, Let me try to come back and come Jake,
Speaker 20: can you hear me?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I can hear you.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't know why. I don't even know why. I'm laughing.
Speaker 2: It's just sort of like a some kind of a
Speaker 2: disaster that's funny for some reason. I don't know why. Anyway, Yes,
Speaker 2: we can hear you, father, you can go ahead.
Speaker 1: I think when your buddy, like.
Speaker 3: I used to, like, you know, ride around on BMX
Speaker 3: bikes when I was a kid, and you watch your
Speaker 3: buddy like a crud, it'd be like really hurt, and
Speaker 3: you would like it was a disaster, and you like
Speaker 3: you would totally laugh.
Speaker 1: Right, And that's comedy is like Aristotle says, it's a
Speaker 1: species of like the absurd, Right.
Speaker 3: It takes something that's true and then it's absurd, but
Speaker 3: not so absurd. He says that it goes into tragedy.
Speaker 3: So it's interesting that guy was bringing up tragedy. There's
Speaker 3: a fine line where it's like and that's a satirical element, right,
Speaker 3: And even like Hollywood itself write in film to be
Speaker 3: able to like speak truth to fiction, there's something similar
Speaker 3: about that with comedy.
Speaker 1: Haunts like it's.
Speaker 3: Speaking, it's hitting on something true, but it's absurd, like
Speaker 3: something's off about it, but in just such a way,
Speaker 3: and you really can't quantify.
Speaker 1: It's really kind of a qualitative to say like comedic
Speaker 1: timing and stuff like that. It's not a number, it's
Speaker 1: not like so funny every time he says it.
Speaker 2: It's six O nine, I'm gonna do like a I
Speaker 2: thought it would be funny to do a spurg a
Speaker 2: spurg stand ups get and it's just a guy that
Speaker 2: goes up there and he reads out equations. There's no
Speaker 2: punch lines, it's just equations. Shout out to the ginger choose. Yes,
Speaker 2: appreciate that. Moving on, Ben, what's up, dude? Tingo says,
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Speaker 2: Where are the wine moms? Exactly?
Speaker 1: Where are they the Fridays? I like that. That's hilarious.
Speaker 2: By the way, I feel like I feel like h
Speaker 2: Brosey is saving my life because I was almost convinced
Speaker 2: that I should go do open mic night at the
Speaker 2: Black Club. But now I feel like I feel like
Speaker 2: there was black people in the chat getting me to
Speaker 2: do it so that they could get rid of me.
Speaker 2: And I feel like H BRASEI just saved my life.
Speaker 2: What's up? Man?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah. Thanks to Justinian H for that historical
Speaker 1: insight basically answered my question. I was also curious.
Speaker 19: About the Orthodox position on rock and roll.
Speaker 1: Father Sarah from Rose repeatedly registered his distaste for rock
Speaker 1: and roll. I was just curious as perhaps that he was.
Speaker 2: Just picking up on anathema. And if you've ever listened,
Speaker 2: if you listen to a rock song, you're anathema. How's that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no Actually, when the Bible talks about the
Speaker 3: one unforgivable sin, what it was doing is is prophesying
Speaker 3: rock and roll.
Speaker 2: In fact, I can do the chance all those who
Speaker 2: listen to Lead's up, lead on no more. How's that?
Speaker 2: Six of spades? Since ten dollars? And he says, this
Speaker 2: stream is so good that it got me to hop
Speaker 2: in the car and I'm twenty beers deep looking for
Speaker 2: some cigarettes. Thank you. Jay dude is taking this stream serious.
Speaker 2: He's seriously partying on the stream. Taylor richards Taylor Richardson says,
Speaker 2: for two dollars, I have a few questions about Orthodoxic Well, bro,
Speaker 2: that's what that number is for. Call me on the
Speaker 2: elon app. Father Deacon says, Ginger Jews, Yes, do you
Speaker 2: have a problem with beat us? Take one of the
Speaker 2: ginger Jews? Okay, barely, you can barely probably eat it
Speaker 2: because it's all sugar, but it'll it'll take care of
Speaker 2: the beat us for the now, for the moment to
Speaker 2: see that's my Woody Allen, So what he's Jewish? If
Speaker 2: you don't know where are we at? Michael Banda, I'm
Speaker 2: a Protestant. How do you interpret Romans nine? God bless
Speaker 2: You can go and watch the multiple livestreams that we've
Speaker 2: done over the years calling out and critiquing Roman Catholic
Speaker 2: I'm shooting me a Calvinist theology. So I've done one
Speaker 2: livestream with I don't even want to say his name anymore.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, scamshamou. We did a long critique
Speaker 2: of Calvinism. You can watch that on my clips channel
Speaker 2: two UH installments and David Patrick Harry we did a
Speaker 2: discussion as well. Thomas says, this is a vibe. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know. We're just experimenting here. I've never really
Speaker 2: played jap funk and jap pop as I talked as,
Speaker 2: so we're experimenting. There's a lot of people in the
Speaker 2: line here. Josh Oh, what's up? Josh Oh, josh o?
Speaker 2: One mute?
Speaker 1: Oh good? Sorry, might be whenever it connects, it like
Speaker 1: to meet you speakers for a couple of seconds. So
Speaker 1: I couldn't hear that.
Speaker 2: That's what everyone tells me. But I think this is
Speaker 2: a collective live that everyone is telling me.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it actually is. It's actually a big conspiracy anyway,
Speaker 21: how you look are you?
Speaker 2: I feel like I feel like you're my gang stalker Dan,
Speaker 2: and it might be might maybe this is the crypto. See,
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Speaker 1: Dude, you reckon day.
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Speaker 21: You know I've come on and chatted to you like
Speaker 21: three or four times in every single time you make
Speaker 21: fun of my accident.
Speaker 2: I'm not making fun of your accident. I appreciate it,
Speaker 2: right or right? But look, if I could do ask question,
Speaker 2: you can't sure?
Speaker 1: Right, I know it's a debate thing.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, if not, it's says you and I don't have
Speaker 2: the debate.
Speaker 1: No, it's his, it's his debate.
Speaker 2: It's as you don't have to debate. It's also Q
Speaker 2: and A Okay, okay, no worries.
Speaker 1: Hey, I have a question regarding.
Speaker 21: The interplay between Kirker Guard and his idea of the
Speaker 21: leap of faith and the transcendental argument that you put forward,
Speaker 21: because it seems to me like there's a really good
Speaker 21: solid philosophical case for the transcendental argument for God, and
Speaker 21: yet they're kind of it's it's it's a logical conclusion
Speaker 21: that you're kind of coming.
Speaker 1: To for the existence of God.
Speaker 21: And yes, I can kind of lead people there, but
Speaker 21: it seems to me that in what Kirker Guard is
Speaker 21: putting forward is this super rational idea and there is
Speaker 21: this kind of step into the unknown or you know,
Speaker 21: maybe maybe the reaching the limits of actual epistemological grounding,
Speaker 21: and so someone actually has to, you know, step into
Speaker 21: that unknown.
Speaker 1: And I'm just.
Speaker 21: Wondering, because obviously you you're very much in the realm
Speaker 21: of philosophy, but I'm just not quite sure where particularly
Speaker 21: the Orthodox approach might have a view or or you know,
Speaker 21: an opinion on that.
Speaker 2: Well. I mean, there's a lot of affinity between the
Speaker 2: approach that we have criticizing scholasticism and all that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff that we would agree with Kergard on. I've
Speaker 2: cited him in a lot of the papers that I
Speaker 2: wrote in grad school, and I've read several of Careguard's works.
Speaker 2: I appreciate him, I like him a lot. He's probably
Speaker 2: closer to us than a lot of these other goobers
Speaker 2: a lot of clossy realm. But I do think there's
Speaker 2: areas that we would disagree in the sense of, like
Speaker 2: what he's what he's reacting to isn't really Orthodox problems.
Speaker 2: There are problems of Protestant scholasticism, you know, Roman Catholic scholasticism,
Speaker 2: scientism in church. Right, what I'm saying like, we agree
Speaker 2: with the critiques, but that doesn't mean that his flight
Speaker 2: into a kind of hedism is necessarily right. Does that
Speaker 2: make sense?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 21: But I guess maybe if he could just expand on that,
Speaker 21: because I I am not not quite sure that the
Speaker 21: lines are kind of blurred there in terms of maybe
Speaker 21: the idea of of the Orthodox faith is not is
Speaker 21: not propositional or it's not essentially propositional, right, it's a
Speaker 21: it's an entire whole old being and and.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that people people over over stress this point.
Speaker 2: What what Paalama says is not that the faith doesn't
Speaker 2: have propositions. He says that it transcends propositions. So in
Speaker 2: other words, it's not that the conceptual knowledge is bad
Speaker 2: or wrong, it's just very limited and it's limiting and
Speaker 2: the goal of dogmas and the propositions and the concepts
Speaker 2: is to point you to the real, direct experience of God.
Speaker 2: And a lot of times people take that and they say, oh, well,
Speaker 2: you see, then the concepts and the rational stuff is
Speaker 2: therefore bad. That's not true. That's not what Palamas says.
Speaker 2: Palama says, those things are good, but they're very limited
Speaker 2: and their own they only go so far. So apologetics,
Speaker 2: as we often say, that's just kind of a sign
Speaker 2: pointing you to the church. That's really all it can do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, awesome, I think we're on the same page.
Speaker 1: I just kind of want to.
Speaker 21: Understand it from from how you would articulate it so
Speaker 21: much appreciated it take.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I wouldn't accept fidism because at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, it's like, well, if fidism is the case,
Speaker 2: then uh, we don't have an answer to a Mormon
Speaker 2: who says, we'll just pray and you'll feel it and
Speaker 2: take a leap of faith. Yeah, but it doesn't make sense. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but don't trust your reasoning because it's a you know,
Speaker 2: leap of faith. So fidism is dumb. And it could
Speaker 2: be also the case that kuker Guard's critique of the
Speaker 2: scholastic rationalist impulse in the West is good, but his
Speaker 2: answer is not sufficient. You see what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 2: maybe he just kind of threw his hands up and
Speaker 2: he's like, I don't know, it's not this so maybe
Speaker 2: it's just a leap of faith or something, but you
Speaker 2: know whatever, Blaze, what's up dude?
Speaker 22: Yo?
Speaker 1: Hey, uh, I have a question. Before I get into that,
Speaker 1: I have a bit for you. What I have a
Speaker 1: comedy bit for you.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: It would be Jordan B.
Speaker 19: Peterson explaining Roman Catholic traditional puppet masses.
Speaker 2: Okay, uh yeah, could work because I mean his wife
Speaker 2: is a trad cat now and then we still don't
Speaker 2: know where he is, right, He's just still we don't
Speaker 2: know what, right, Yeah, right, I'll think about that. That
Speaker 2: could work. JBP on a pumping mass Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: But anything with the Jordan's Penison voice that you do,
Speaker 1: I think it would be funny.
Speaker 2: I've been working on mine. Thank you appreciate that I've
Speaker 2: been working on it. Make it a little bit better,
Speaker 2: I think. I think, Uh, Ryan Rivera and Jim Bob
Speaker 2: do it the best. I'm trying to get mine better.
Speaker 2: Underwater and then are you literally underwater? What's up? We
Speaker 2: can't hear you, man, you can you hear me barely?
Speaker 2: It's up.
Speaker 1: Well, I had a big Google.
Speaker 23: Question, But the first thing I was gonna say was,
Speaker 23: I think it'll be fine even if you talk to
Speaker 23: two A bunch of Hispanics and uh in a when
Speaker 23: in one of those in the comedian and I think
Speaker 23: we're pretty true.
Speaker 2: But the I feel like I would I'm safer amongst
Speaker 2: a bunch of Trolos than a bunch of brothers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean like that's yeah, I think it'll be fine.
Speaker 23: Also, the thing that I actually thought was kind of
Speaker 23: funny or this isn't about this video. It's about like
Speaker 23: how Charlie Kirk and Ben Sharp are kind of like
Speaker 23: pushing away the Ebstein files.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean I was just kind of kind of funny, you.
Speaker 23: Know how like Donald Trump is like, oh yeah, I'll
Speaker 23: release I think he said that he'll release some of it,
Speaker 23: which is super suspicious of them to say, like yaikes, dude.
Speaker 23: But the biglogal question that I had was like, and
Speaker 23: I don't know, I think is a Matthew twenty four
Speaker 23: verse twenty two.
Speaker 24: I don't understand what is happening right there, Matthew twenty four,
Speaker 24: what twenty two, or there will be great tribulation such
Speaker 24: as has not been since beginning of the world to
Speaker 24: this time.
Speaker 2: No, no norse shall ever be unless those days were shortened.
Speaker 2: No flesh will be saved, but for the elect's sake,
Speaker 2: those days will be shortened. So basically, I think it's
Speaker 2: just saying that for the sake of the church, God
Speaker 2: will put an end to this period of tribulation because
Speaker 2: it would end up basically killing the entire world whatever
Speaker 2: it is. Oh, I see, but hey, I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Good questions, man, Nathan. What's up, dude? I appreciate being
Speaker 2: so generous today. You guys have paid the bills once again.
Speaker 2: Appreciate that it's always good to come on the last
Speaker 2: streams and have the bills paid.
Speaker 1: Uh, can you hear me?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Go ahead, what's up? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So I was wondering if we can come back to
Speaker 1: the bitcoin. So I'm trying to figure out how this works.
Speaker 17: So you say, you say about putting your bitcoin on
Speaker 17: a cold storage wallet.
Speaker 1: Uh, then like, how how do you get it off?
Speaker 17: And can you can you then transfer between you and
Speaker 17: your friends with that cold storage wallet quite easily? Or
Speaker 17: is it a bit harder than you have to go
Speaker 17: through somebody's processing or something like that.
Speaker 2: No, bitcoin is peer to peer. First of all, the
Speaker 2: bitcoin isn't on the wallet. The bitcoin is on the blockchain,
Speaker 2: and what's on the cold storage device is just your
Speaker 2: keys to that. So basically depending upon what kind of
Speaker 2: wallet you get, whether it's uh, you know, blockstream, Jade
Speaker 2: or like a Ledger or whatever. No, you can send
Speaker 2: bitcoin directly to your friends. So the whole point of
Speaker 2: it is to bypass the banks. Literally, the whole point
Speaker 2: of bitcoin is to get rid of banks. And so yeah,
Speaker 2: you can, you can, you can. You can send it
Speaker 2: to your buddy without a bank or without any you know,
Speaker 2: sort of middleman. Is what the what the point of
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 17: So then like for then people that don't use bitcoin,
Speaker 17: how do you like, how easy is it to transfer
Speaker 17: it back into cash to to send somebody or spend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that at that at this stage, uh, this
Speaker 2: is where exchanges unfortunately are senal necessary. So in order
Speaker 2: to cash out, you would pretty much need to be
Speaker 2: on some exchange. But the good point, the good part
Speaker 2: about that is that there's a lot of exchanges now,
Speaker 2: So whether you're in the US or Europe, Like, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of different options for being on an exchange
Speaker 2: and cashing out.
Speaker 25: Okay, so then.
Speaker 17: For there's exchange exchanges and stuff, how how soon do
Speaker 17: you get that cash?
Speaker 1: Like can you like put it like have it go
Speaker 1: into your bank and go to the ATM and pull
Speaker 1: that cash out pretty much immediately.
Speaker 2: With with coinbase, it's one to three days to go
Speaker 2: back into your account. But I find that with my
Speaker 2: bank it's usually that same day. Cracking it's about the same.
Speaker 2: It seems like it's a little bit longer if you
Speaker 2: use cracking. I don't know about Gemini as in exchange
Speaker 2: have mainly used cracking and coinbase, so it's usually one
Speaker 2: to three days on average.
Speaker 17: And I did have a question about tag. So I've
Speaker 17: heard a critique where they'll say that that God is
Speaker 17: not the necessary precondition for knowledge. What would be the
Speaker 17: answer to that critique, Well.
Speaker 2: If they say that, they're going to have to explain
Speaker 2: what is and what would function better than God to
Speaker 2: ground the transcendental categories. So if they can come up
Speaker 2: with some answer or some way that they could make
Speaker 2: sense of metaphysics and epistemology and ethics without a being
Speaker 2: that could ground those things. I'd be interested to hear it,
Speaker 2: because that's the whole point of tag is that you
Speaker 2: need a being like that. Starm here, what's up, Cure Starmer,
Speaker 2: what's up? By the way, shout out to Swan Bitcoin
Speaker 2: because I realized I've wracked up quite a bit of
Speaker 2: more than i'd expect. That it's not a lot of money,
Speaker 2: but I racked up more referrals than I thought I had.
Speaker 2: And if you are interested in bitcoin, you could get
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Speaker 2: It's not an exchange. It's basically just a company where
Speaker 2: you buy bitcoin and then transfer it to your wallet.
Speaker 2: That's it. Very easy, very simple process. It does take
Speaker 2: a little while, so like if you sign up with Swan,
Speaker 2: you don't get your bitcoin that day. They do take
Speaker 2: a few days to okay, you attach your bank or whatever,
Speaker 2: and then I think it's like twenty eight days before
Speaker 2: you transfer it off. But Swan is a bitcoin only company,
Speaker 2: so it's not a crypto trading thing. It's basically just
Speaker 2: for bitcoin.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: And that's the easy, normal, normy route. People want to
Speaker 2: go to coinbase, you can do that coin Base is
Speaker 2: kind of a hassle. There's a lot of drawbacks to coinbase,
Speaker 2: but there is my referral code. And somebody said I
Speaker 2: didn't get anything from your referral code. Well, I think
Speaker 2: you get ten dollars a free bitcoin. So unless they're
Speaker 2: not doing that correctly or something, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you mean, Like, you don't get a thousand dollars free.
Speaker 2: It's not a like some of these exchanges are like, oh,
Speaker 2: we get three hundred dollars of crypto trading free. That's
Speaker 2: not what this is, dude. It's just a bitcoin only company.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: And by the way, you're gonna support me. You can
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Speaker 2: there to my bitcoin wallet for support if you'd like
Speaker 2: to support the Channel six of Spades. No we did that, Michael, No,
Speaker 2: we did that. Uh, leave it to Ethan. Five dollars
Speaker 2: popped caller Friday goes Hard. Great interview with Nick. Nick Bryant, Yes,
Speaker 2: thank you, and welcome to the new subscribers. Appreciate that.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see who's next. Mike, what's up? Mike?
Speaker 2: Past the mic? You pass the mic.
Speaker 19: Oh, if if you really wanted to do you know
Speaker 19: black comedy and a stand up, but a stand up
Speaker 19: for black people.
Speaker 1: I guess you could lean into the Jamaican bit. It
Speaker 1: would be a I just want to meet cool people.
Speaker 2: I think they actually would like if I performed that
Speaker 2: song live, they would be like, what the white boy doing.
Speaker 19: To teens?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Exactly, I think black would love that. What's up, Mike?
Speaker 19: Yeah, But are we still on the topic of the
Speaker 19: zoomer dating or we kind of passed?
Speaker 1: Whatever you want, Okay, I just I mean that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 19: Know, what's kind of an anti boomer thing, but like
Speaker 19: it's kind of a little different. I just have to
Speaker 19: In my experience, I just came out of a relationship too.
Speaker 19: You know, I'm twenty one and the girls dating was
Speaker 19: twenty And the thing I realized way too late is
Speaker 19: that you're also dating her influences, and it's.
Speaker 2: Uh, what do you mean explain that?
Speaker 1: It's just I don't know, I mean, you're dating your
Speaker 1: influences like you have to.
Speaker 19: In my experience, part of the problem was she had
Speaker 19: a bunch of friends that were like basically all of
Speaker 19: her friends were convincing her to break up with me
Speaker 19: for like months on end.
Speaker 1: And you know, she was she used to be, even Mormon,
Speaker 1: just like me.
Speaker 19: And it's just hard to convince her out of a
Speaker 19: certain mindset that's already so.
Speaker 1: Drilled into her psyche, I guess over the years.
Speaker 19: And you know, obviously the that's you know, she liked
Speaker 19: me enough, and she still likes me, and it's just
Speaker 19: hard to uh, it's hard to deal with that, especially
Speaker 19: those drilled in, those deep convictions.
Speaker 1: Especially she had a lot of stuff.
Speaker 4: About like religion.
Speaker 19: She called me brainwashed once just because I was, you know,
Speaker 19: I'm a catechumen. And it's just a lot, it's just
Speaker 19: a lot of stuff like that. And then you have
Speaker 19: to convince her, oh, if we did plan.
Speaker 26: On having a kid, you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't you know, going around, you know, having abortions
Speaker 1: and stuff. It's just stuff like that.
Speaker 19: It's just I have to I have uh, not only
Speaker 19: I have to convince her to, you know, be with me.
Speaker 19: I have to convince her against everyone else that's convincing
Speaker 19: her out of it. And especially especially in this you know,
Speaker 19: in the twenty first century and the great old, big
Speaker 19: old twenty five, it's like, uh, yeah, it's not not
Speaker 19: the black pill, but it's like it's a losing battern
Speaker 19: just in you know, just you know, young women are
Speaker 19: very easily influenced by you know, emotional things like you know,
Speaker 19: her friends, convincing her, you know how she's felt, you know,
Speaker 19: how she's seen, religion or certain aspects of gotcha.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, I feel you, I feel you. On that,
Speaker 2: I would say it's time to be black pilled, meaning
Speaker 2: we become black people, we enter into black culture. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of black girls that single right now. That's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. That's the true black pill, where we
Speaker 2: all find wives, where we all make it. We're all
Speaker 2: gonna make it with that black pil You know what's funny,
Speaker 2: we didn't even get We're like three hours deep and
Speaker 2: we didn't even get to one video that I wanted
Speaker 2: to talk about. We talked a little bit about Crypto
Speaker 2: and Trump. So basically it took us like four hours
Speaker 2: to get to one topic. Dude, that's that's wild. But
Speaker 2: and we still had fun and made more money than
Speaker 2: I would have made talking about all this boring stuff.
Speaker 2: So this is great. And by the way, I'm still here.
Speaker 2: I'm still staying no, no, no, no, no, no, Jay,
Speaker 2: you can't spell. I think I spelled pretty good, but
Speaker 2: I do get a lot of things wrong and I
Speaker 2: don't care. But what's he think I misspelled Lubertarianism. I
Speaker 2: spelled it lubertarian on purpose. You goof us, y'all too
Speaker 2: stupid to get my jokes. I'm just gonna go do
Speaker 2: stand up and tell everybody they're stupid because theyn't get
Speaker 2: my joke. You're stupid, You're all dumb. My mom says
Speaker 2: I'm funny and you're dumb. Stand stand Oh we didn't
Speaker 2: even get to cringe core music. Dude. See this is
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. This is people on TikTok and Instagram.
Speaker 2: Look at this. Watch this? Oh my gosh, dude, watch
Speaker 2: this sit behind.
Speaker 7: The screens a tall ship. Well what if I was
Speaker 7: checked af wootball?
Speaker 8: Meet you Ali?
Speaker 27: Just to kill y'all.
Speaker 2: I actually like that one. That guy was pretty funny.
Speaker 2: I felt like it was supposed to be funny, but no,
Speaker 2: that was What is this? I don't know, but I
Speaker 2: like it. Just roll with it, dude, you gotta roll
Speaker 2: with it. These are the best shout out to this
Speaker 2: catatonic youth channel This guy's great. Look at this. This
Speaker 2: is a retarded Giovanni Ribisi right here, Look at this
Speaker 2: ISDI Giovanni Retardi right there, retard BC And if they.
Speaker 7: Don't know, well, he is the sitch.
Speaker 1: I'm just a smart, gass, middle class metal head.
Speaker 2: Interesting for a metal head to wrap that. You didn't
Speaker 2: expect that to just.
Speaker 1: Understand.
Speaker 8: Send me your simple It's sam.
Speaker 6: I like this.
Speaker 2: This is great.
Speaker 7: I feel like fucking Dumbo.
Speaker 1: I feel like Dumbo.
Speaker 2: I actually like that one too. I feel like dumbled
Speaker 2: with a with an auto tune that was fire.
Speaker 19: Jia.
Speaker 2: I didn't even realize that when I was doing cringe core.
Speaker 2: It's not even that cringe like. It's actually okay, and
Speaker 2: actual cran core is so much more cringe than I
Speaker 2: could have ever dreamed. When we watch this is music
Speaker 2: on Instagram and TikTok and this this this guy, catatonic youth,
Speaker 2: he collects together. We've done this guy before, we watched
Speaker 2: his clips before. He collects together the best of the
Speaker 2: worst of TikTok and Instagram musicians. It's it's it's something
Speaker 2: to behold.
Speaker 7: Logic that was.
Speaker 2: Nine inch fails. So that chick her friend did a
Speaker 2: backflip off of a truck in her video she fell
Speaker 2: and this chick left it.
Speaker 1: In the videos.
Speaker 2: This roster did actually message is me. I mean, I
Speaker 2: think it's funny, but this guy actually is pretty nice guy.
Speaker 2: He's always like he's doing all this anti New world
Speaker 2: or Stuff's his message in me. We haven't heard SKA
Speaker 2: in a while. It's it's a bold move to try
Speaker 2: to bring SKA back, you guys. Remember Ska, and I
Speaker 2: mean Sky was like all Christian bands too, Remember that
Speaker 2: Christian ska bands. It's a bold move to bring that back. Now.
Speaker 2: I like this dude, this is like a This is
Speaker 2: like a dungeon master, uh in real time. And also
Speaker 2: that this checks out of his league, I might have
Speaker 2: to say.
Speaker 28: They're just sentence of Atlanta can get the overscribing.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, our black Taudry road.
Speaker 2: We Oh, this is like if riff Raff was was
Speaker 2: a meth head. You by my side are low rows.
Speaker 2: That's what Florida's like. People want to say, what's up?
Speaker 2: What happens if I moved to Florida? Well, you can
Speaker 2: either be at Blacksonville and with the black people in
Speaker 2: the black community, or this dude, which is everywhere else
Speaker 2: outside of Like if you go to the Florida countryside.
Speaker 2: This is the Florida dude right here.
Speaker 27: Guys when they're younger, married in a year in the suburb.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you want like to winn help away?
Speaker 2: You got a SpongeBob shirt.
Speaker 29: You don't want to candy, you don't need, you don't need.
Speaker 11: I like that guy.
Speaker 2: That's a bold strategy to mom film me out the
Speaker 2: lake house while I sing my song. We don't need
Speaker 2: coke and we don't need we we just need more
Speaker 2: vitamin than me. This spurg rapper took my joke. I
Speaker 2: just said a spurg stand up comedian just reading out algorithms,
Speaker 2: and we got a black spurg rapper just reading numbers.
Speaker 4: What the heck?
Speaker 8: I don't want to say it, but I've been having
Speaker 8: day dreams. I haven't seen visions of my mentioning, and
Speaker 8: it scares me.
Speaker 2: You got to be Martin came to have an Oh.
Speaker 2: I thought that was a girl.
Speaker 19: Dude, I can say I'm racist because of black man
Speaker 19: and stars.
Speaker 2: And you looked at my bands on and they look
Speaker 2: that was Ryan Rivera right there, like sneakers.
Speaker 14: First time he heard a sound like this through you speakers.
Speaker 2: I could beat box better than that. There come on now, scarce, so.
Speaker 8: I can do these.
Speaker 2: Talking about y'all heard of Jared Leto, This is Jared
Speaker 2: let it go? Is that Christy Mayor?
Speaker 1: I need to get there, we go.
Speaker 2: We need some just some tribal drums. Dude, you know
Speaker 2: she's playing the u f O all tribal settings, some
Speaker 2: some chill. Y'all need to chill, inquire, inquire longer two dollars?
Speaker 2: Do you recommend Antiochian or Greek for Catechistus? I mean
Speaker 2: I would, I guess go to an Antiochio one I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 1: Out in Sandres.
Speaker 8: Hello, dumb bitch, you remember me?
Speaker 1: You were the one that ran off and she did
Speaker 1: hunt gold figure in it?
Speaker 7: Since that just turned gold digger.
Speaker 2: Y'all remember Hansen? Whoa dude? What's oh my gosh, this
Speaker 2: is like tarted out Hanson.
Speaker 14: Dude.
Speaker 30: I never understood the whole pronoun thing or why people think.
Speaker 4: It was okay.
Speaker 7: Old tears in my eyes, closed fist to the sky.
Speaker 2: I wish these songs had more than they need to
Speaker 2: longer clips. This is too good, This is too too
Speaker 2: much gold here, dude. See y'all thought that cringe core. No, no,
Speaker 2: the crench core is good. No, see what I'm saying. Grit.
Speaker 2: What's up, dude, Grit? It smells like hairspray in here.
Speaker 2: What the hell, dude, Jamie pray hairspray? What's up?
Speaker 1: Man? Hey? Jay?
Speaker 31: Uh yeah, I just want to say a couple of
Speaker 31: things on the Zoomer dating help out the young ends,
Speaker 31: and uh, I wanted to say that if you ever
Speaker 31: considered coming to the city Chicago, Uh, live in the
Speaker 31: city here, and I guarantee we can pack the house
Speaker 31: for you up this way.
Speaker 2: How are you going to guarantee that?
Speaker 31: Oh man, there's so many orthodox around here. This is
Speaker 31: like gotta be one of the biggest cities in the
Speaker 31: country for it.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm coming there for Oasis. You' all ain't gonna
Speaker 2: come to that. You can't guarantee that.
Speaker 1: That might be true.
Speaker 31: I'm over the metal head I uh yeah, be going
Speaker 31: to the Pantera concert.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm going to. Metal We can meet you there.
Speaker 2: Are you talking to me?
Speaker 7: What are you talking to me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You know it?
Speaker 2: You think I don't know parent? Do you think I
Speaker 2: didn't know Pantero songs?
Speaker 1: Man, the groove metal? That's peak metal?
Speaker 2: Jay, dude, I'm like dimebag Daryl Nice. But I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean in terms of looks I got. I'm a
Speaker 2: don piece Darryl, call me don piece Darryl.
Speaker 1: He was diaming Daryl in the eighties in his hair
Speaker 1: metal days.
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Man, they tried to cover that up.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that. Yep, did you know that? Did
Speaker 2: you know that Michael Bolton was a hair metal guy
Speaker 2: at first?
Speaker 1: Nice, I could get into that. I'm gonna look that up.
Speaker 2: I'm serious. I'm not joking yet. Michael Bolton's first maybe
Speaker 2: one or two albums are hair metal.
Speaker 31: So he actually went, uh, just took a steep decline
Speaker 31: in my eyes, But I don't know, showing my age too,
Speaker 31: Tom love it him and mess.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't call that a decline. But if you want
Speaker 2: to be a big that's up to you. Well. Sorry,
Speaker 2: So Michael Bolton early hair metal. Watched this? Yeah, here's one.
Speaker 2: It's even on his channel, like his old stuff is
Speaker 2: actual hair metal. Right, So here's there he is right there.
Speaker 2: Watch this. I mean, it's like indistinguishable from like Motley Crue.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. Look up, Look up, Michael Bolton. Everybody goes crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but thank you I appreciate that. I'm we will be
Speaker 2: up in Chicago. I'm sure eventually, and uh, I'm about
Speaker 2: to be set straight once I start. It's weird. It's
Speaker 2: like he's like this demon that you can invoke when
Speaker 2: you start talking about music. Mister j R. A shows
Speaker 2: up magically as the living incarnation of the music encyclopedia
Speaker 2: to set your last straight.
Speaker 1: I have a question about PSA.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I'm only here to talk about time,
Speaker 2: love and Tenderness or any other Michael Bolton song. That's
Speaker 2: literally the only thing we're talking about today. Why do
Speaker 2: you want to do that to me? Man, come on.
Speaker 1: The Percy Sedge cover of one A Man Loves a Woman.
Speaker 2: There he goes, look at this living encyclopedia. I mean
Speaker 2: John Adams probably played with Michael Bolton back in the
Speaker 2: days of being a hair metal dude. This is a
Speaker 2: and then he fell out.
Speaker 1: Damn it.
Speaker 2: He ran away. He ran I said his name, and
Speaker 2: he ran away. Listen. I got an idea. Single guys,
Speaker 2: if you're hard up, it's time to lower your standards. Okay,
Speaker 2: single dudes, it's time to start thinking about single moms.
Speaker 2: How do I get a single mom? Easy? Okay, a
Speaker 2: lot easier than all the other things that you're trying
Speaker 2: to do. First of all, we're gonna take you to
Speaker 2: Michael Bolton camp. Get a horse, okay, learn horse riding. Okay,
Speaker 2: find a leather jacket, something proferably swede ish. We're gonna
Speaker 2: unbutton that shit. Okay, like this all right? Fire also good.
Speaker 2: Demonstrate that you know the workings and makings of a fire.
Speaker 2: It's very primal, it's cave manish. It signifies masculinities. Okay.
Speaker 2: Mom jeans preferably up to a about your boobs as
Speaker 2: a guy. Okay, raided belt and or some sort of
Speaker 2: Southwestern ish belt with Indian patterns. Do not wear a
Speaker 2: form fitting shirt. I want you to wear a vastly oversized,
Speaker 2: droopy pirate shirt underneath the vastly oversized swede leather jacket,
Speaker 2: flat number five, long hair down to at least the
Speaker 2: small of your back. Mom jeans are a must. Okay.
Speaker 2: Also pull the mom jeans up so high that there's
Speaker 2: a clear outline of your package. Because, let's be honest, here,
Speaker 2: the single moms are shopping. What better way to get
Speaker 2: a single mom than Michael Bolton songs? Okay, but you're
Speaker 2: also becoming Michael Bolton. So I'm actually telling you you
Speaker 2: are no longer a gamer man. You are taking on
Speaker 2: the persona and the ethos and the vibe of Michael
Speaker 2: b Okay, exhibit a mom core for whatever reason, moms
Speaker 2: love this. If you doubt me, consider the woman in
Speaker 2: the video whom when she sees eagles flying over this dude. Okay,
Speaker 2: he's a force of nature. That's what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: It's the elemental spirits. You got fire, you got eagles,
Speaker 2: you got horses, all three of the elements right there. Water,
Speaker 2: This dude walking on water. Okay, Daddy Bolton is miraculous,
Speaker 2: is what I'm saying. Okay, are you taking notes? Got it?
Speaker 2: A lot of dudes taking notes?
Speaker 8: Perfect?
Speaker 2: Okay? What else? We got? Leather jackets also a must.
Speaker 2: Caves another one of the elements. Boom. Now is this working?
Speaker 2: The video shows us, Yes, watch boom. Chicks are so eager.
Speaker 2: They're hopping on horses. They're riding towards Michael Bolton out
Speaker 2: in the middle of nowhere. Single moms are like, find
Speaker 2: me a steed. I need to get to this man
Speaker 2: right now. Find me a steed. Shadow Facts where art thou. Okay,
Speaker 2: moms are in the desert like that. Moms are taking
Speaker 2: baths in the ocean looking for Michael bolt just waiting
Speaker 2: for him to show up in the desert. It works.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, guys, look at that. This is next
Speaker 2: level game that mikey b understood in the nineties that
Speaker 2: we didn't even understand. We didn't get this. Okay, he
Speaker 2: connected with the elements, the elemental forces. Okay, moms were
Speaker 2: just over here passing out just from the freaking video,
Speaker 2: not from the horse ride. They're just passing out from
Speaker 2: Michael Bolton. Dude. They're over here climbing the damn rocks
Speaker 2: to get to Michael Bolton. Or is that Michael Bolton.
Speaker 2: He's in the right like he's He's melded with the
Speaker 2: forces of nature. Moms are climbing mountains to get to
Speaker 2: Michael Bolton. Okay, you nerds, you dorks got it all backwards.
Speaker 2: Oh how do I go chase women? Hell, I gotta
Speaker 2: chase the girls. They gotta glat No, no, they will
Speaker 2: come to you. Single moms are gonna be riding steeds
Speaker 2: to find you, dude. That's what I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 2: You dummy. He's got it all backwards. There She's over here,
Speaker 2: laying out in the mountains waiting for him to show up.
Speaker 2: She's like, I just go to the desert hope that
Speaker 2: Michael Bolton's filming a video. That's my best chance. This
Speaker 2: is what y'all gotta understand, the vibe.
Speaker 27: To my life.
Speaker 14: You are the one.
Speaker 4: You are the one.
Speaker 2: Said I loved you, but I lied.
Speaker 32: This is maml No.
Speaker 2: My field inside.
Speaker 27: Said I loved you but I was wrong.
Speaker 14: No good, never ever feel this troll.
Speaker 2: You just learned game and you didn't even know it.
Speaker 2: I just taught you all what pickup artists is gonna
Speaker 2: teach you that level of game? None of them, not
Speaker 2: a damn one. Now, all you dorks, lower your standards.
Speaker 2: Find the best single mom in town. I just gave
Speaker 2: you the secrets right there. That's straight mom core. That's
Speaker 2: mom core, private keys to your boomer core mom core
Speaker 2: mom coin. I gave you the private keys to single
Speaker 2: mom coin right there. One shot says, when I think
Speaker 2: of Michael Bolton, I think of that Jack Sparrow song
Speaker 2: from Lonely Island, also a classic, also a.
Speaker 7: Classic time love a tenderness.
Speaker 2: Don't get me going on Bolton. Don't get me on
Speaker 2: a Bolton kick. Y'all are already regretting. All the women
Speaker 2: have already left because they can't handle it. It's too much.
Speaker 2: Start talking about Michael Bolton. It's a meltdown. Okay, we
Speaker 2: got a Bolton core Reactor meltdown. We got the the
Speaker 2: the jokes in the chat, our next level fire right now,
Speaker 2: John Adams, come back up here. Instead of straight I'm you,
Speaker 2: John Adams?
Speaker 1: Was im?
Speaker 2: You dog?
Speaker 33: The key to you know, for the young guys, they
Speaker 33: need to go watch all of the old metal videos
Speaker 33: or the adult contemporary videos of the eighties because they
Speaker 33: all have the same thing, like.
Speaker 1: Just what you described exactly and yeah it's fringe leather jackets.
Speaker 12: The other thing you have to point out is you
Speaker 12: could you can peg the mom jeans and tuck them
Speaker 12: into the cowboy boots.
Speaker 2: I mean, I want those mom jeans so tight and
Speaker 2: so high that you've got the biggest male cameltoe of
Speaker 2: all time. That's what I want.
Speaker 9: With with with if you're wearing them with cowboy boots,
Speaker 9: you won't be able to like put the cowboy boots
Speaker 9: over the cowboy boots.
Speaker 1: They must be tucked in.
Speaker 2: Absolutely preferably preferably also extremely irrationally long braided belt looped
Speaker 2: over many times.
Speaker 4: By the way, braided braided belts are coming back.
Speaker 12: Did you hear that?
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Well? Braded belts are in.
Speaker 2: Wow, I don't know. I didn't actually know that. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're not. You're not hip unless you have a
Speaker 1: braided belt. Now it's a.
Speaker 9: But the the key thing here is is learning how
Speaker 9: to play guitar or learning how to sing in a
Speaker 9: you know, my falsetto voice.
Speaker 2: Now Balton's got that range, dude. In fact, if you
Speaker 2: watch Time, Love and Tenderness, he will actually do almost
Speaker 2: a high sea with that who. He'll do a who.
Speaker 2: It's almost a high seat.
Speaker 9: But there is an alternative route if you can't wear them,
Speaker 9: you know, the proto metal adult contemporary way. You can
Speaker 9: go the white linen suit with white Barachi's way.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm liking what I'm I'm liking it or what what.
Speaker 12: You What you realize is that after every single month
Speaker 12: you know, seventies band gave up, you know, their career,
Speaker 12: they decided to wear white linen suits and white Baracchi's
Speaker 12: and they got a new career.
Speaker 1: Yes, I just wanted to add that in. That's the
Speaker 1: new that's the way to get that's what we need
Speaker 1: to get the girls making.
Speaker 2: Okay, No, absolutely, the rock and roll encyclopedia himself are classic.
Speaker 2: BFF J R. Adams himself. Shout out to our boy John,
Speaker 2: what's up Corey? What's up? Corey Booker?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 1: Okay, hear me?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Hey, doingbooks? I guess a more serious question. So it's
Speaker 1: on Old Testaments and New Testament slavery. Do you have
Speaker 1: any like articles or books that the Orthodox that you
Speaker 1: can recommend for me to look over.
Speaker 2: Yes, our buddy Lewis over at Orthodoxy Hata created an
Speaker 2: entire documentary and he spent forever on it and heardly
Speaker 2: anybody watched it. So go to Orthodoxy Hata and watch
Speaker 2: Lewis's documentary on it. He put us so much time
Speaker 2: into that. Shout out to our boy Lewis, what's up,
Speaker 2: nifty nitty nipple tips? What's up nipple tips? Jack the
Speaker 2: Guitar God says, for two dollars, look up Michael Bolton,
Speaker 2: Lonely Island.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 2: That's a classic. We just talked about. What's up, man,
Speaker 2: I'm you.
Speaker 1: Yoh, what's up man? Hey, yeah, I was reading a
Speaker 1: little bit of Martin Heidegger. Uh.
Speaker 34: I'm not gonna pretend I'm too familiar with him, But
Speaker 34: what do you think he means when he talks.
Speaker 1: About that they sell? It's like oddly similar to like
Speaker 1: the pronoun people.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Father Deacon would know. Perhaps, Wait what
Speaker 2: we we're talking about Michael Bolton's cameltoe and you're over
Speaker 2: here asking me about this is insane. We have reached
Speaker 2: peak and sanity, dog yeah, and we got kids screaming.
Speaker 2: What is going on?
Speaker 8: Is this even really?
Speaker 2: Is this real?
Speaker 1: I'm at the filth pool, dude, Sorry.
Speaker 2: It's okay. I'm just wondering if this is even really?
Speaker 1: What was the term either used? Uh them selves? They're
Speaker 1: like they're conformists. Oh yeah, there, it's the herd, it's
Speaker 1: the they.
Speaker 3: It's like the inauthentic uh deep personalized fees.
Speaker 1: Yeah, NPC kind of mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Interesting people that spend the time it filth pools, Like me,
Speaker 3: what is going on?
Speaker 2: We evered peak peak madness. Then it's like it sounds
Speaker 2: like you're in hell, dude, did you go to hell?
Speaker 2: And it's like there's like demon. Children are screaming, I.
Speaker 1: Live in Hell. It's called Helena.
Speaker 2: I live in Helen.
Speaker 1: You can hear it.
Speaker 3: Oh, I didn't even think about it that they're gonna
Speaker 3: be children in the silk pool.
Speaker 2: But sorry, that's not a fern now right now, that's Dante.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go up in the Black Comedy Columba. Y'all
Speaker 2: think about Dante that It does kind of sound like
Speaker 2: hell over here. It does. It sounds like the children
Speaker 2: are like going crazy. Good grief, whoa dude? Can you
Speaker 2: can you knew it? That's that's really loud. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be rude exactly. You want to
Speaker 2: you want to trigger some kids start talking about design
Speaker 2: and the kids are gonna go nuts.
Speaker 28: The kids are like, oh my gosh, they're talking about
Speaker 28: design being in time again.
Speaker 4: Y'all.
Speaker 2: What y'all think about Delonte's infernot?
Speaker 1: What I think?
Speaker 2: What's up? Man?
Speaker 1: What's up? Can you hear me? Fine?
Speaker 2: I can't know what's on your mind? Michael Bolton's cameltoe
Speaker 2: or what?
Speaker 1: Can you hear like the jet engine in the background.
Speaker 2: No, but that's okay, gotcha.
Speaker 35: So when it comes to like justifying meta ethical claims
Speaker 35: of like objective morality you appeal to like religion.
Speaker 1: Right more or less?
Speaker 2: H yeah, sure.
Speaker 35: And do you think there's any way to reconcile it
Speaker 35: against somebody appealing to the same form of meta ethics
Speaker 35: but just a different religion.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the debate shifts a little bit into
Speaker 2: the metaphysics of that religion. So it depends on what
Speaker 2: the religion is. But all of the positions are going
Speaker 2: to have a very limited number of metaphysical positions that
Speaker 2: they could go to to try to justify it.
Speaker 1: Okay, gotcha, that's all. Now.
Speaker 2: I love it. This is uh. I don't know if
Speaker 2: I'm insane or if we've actually achieved some sort of
Speaker 2: like new level of podcasts that is just unheard. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is wild and I'm loving it. I mean we're
Speaker 2: going from like episode of Justification to Michael Bolton. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is just this is this is peak Jay's analysis
Speaker 2: right here.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 2: Let's get a little bit of this coming back, because
Speaker 2: I need to I need to I need to center.
Speaker 2: I need to become zen and center. What does that
Speaker 2: even mean anyway? Very zen? That to me just says
Speaker 2: faking gay. You starts saying, yours is zen Jacob cave
Speaker 2: two dollars? What that means exactly? Exactly? We got shout
Speaker 2: out to Bryce and Gray. He just dropped his audience
Speaker 2: over here in the chat. I'm joking what that is?
Speaker 8: What that means?
Speaker 2: Peak Jay Bolton exactly. I don't think we can handle
Speaker 2: any more of this cringe corn music. That stuff was
Speaker 2: just unbelievable. I was gonna talk about Trump, but not anymore.
Speaker 2: I can't this. This is the worst, dude. This is like,
Speaker 2: this is what's convincing me that I should do stand
Speaker 2: up because this is the worst. This might be the
Speaker 2: worst routine I've ever seen in my life. Watch this.
Speaker 2: Not this guy. This guy does. This guy is actually
Speaker 2: okay because he just like basically gets quiet. This next
Speaker 2: routine is probably the worst thing I've ever seen in
Speaker 2: my life. I'm being serious. Watched this. It's on YouTube, right,
Speaker 2: Hey guys, Okay, these three guys. Wow, I'm being serious.
Speaker 2: Like when I saw this, and I didn't even watch
Speaker 2: this whole video, I watched like half of this video,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, these this is awful. Now, these three
Speaker 2: dudes kind of look like standard nerdy dude, right, but
Speaker 2: I find that nerdy dudes pretty often have a decent
Speaker 2: sense of humor. So I watched this clipper. I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 2: these guys can't be that bad. No, no, no, this
Speaker 2: is the worst stand up thing I've ever seen in
Speaker 2: my life. This is amazing. It's so bad. I'm being serious.
Speaker 2: I'm not hyping this. Do you think, oh, he's just
Speaker 2: wiping thismself because you watch this, just watch.
Speaker 36: As We're gonna try and do this with one mic.
Speaker 36: But we have to introduce Jeffrey Linneman. What can we
Speaker 36: say about Jeffrey.
Speaker 21: Let's see, so Jeffrey has gotten dumped by his girlfriend
Speaker 21: three times in the past.
Speaker 2: Okay, first of all, the nerdy do on the left
Speaker 2: has a cane, which I like. I actually kind of
Speaker 2: like that to a cane. And this just makes no sense.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what's saying. I talk about that?
Speaker 2: Or do you want to talk about butt play?
Speaker 6: Or what?
Speaker 2: Do you what do you want to talk about? Jeff uh,
Speaker 2: this guy got dumped by his girlfriend. Do you want
Speaker 2: to talk about that or butt play?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: It doesn't even make sense. Yeah, we can talk about
Speaker 2: I mean my girlfriend. Jeffrey does look like a guy
Speaker 2: that likes cucklehorn.
Speaker 1: Do you want to talk about a cuckold porn?
Speaker 37: What?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 36: I mean Jeffrey do the pterodactyl dance while we talk
Speaker 36: about you, all right, So, uh, Jeffrey has a long
Speaker 36: term girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Week do the pterodactyle tarodactyle dance while we talk about
Speaker 2: gross stuff. And look at the dude in the green hat.
Speaker 2: He's just like mystified.
Speaker 36: Invite her to the comedy shows that we do. Uh,
Speaker 36: we save a seat for her every time. But she
Speaker 36: she she'll, she'll, she'll come one of these times. It's Uh,
Speaker 36: it's troubling because I also have a crush on Tiffany.
Speaker 2: There definitely is chemistry.
Speaker 36: Uh, she's a real girl, by the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this this is like three pedos doing I don't
Speaker 2: know what this is. Is this not the worst thing
Speaker 2: you've ever seen? Though, Jeffrey has a girlfriend, but she
Speaker 2: kind of likes frying. But that was the worst joke
Speaker 2: I've ever seen in a life.
Speaker 35: One nice thing about coming up to England, Like I
Speaker 35: might sound funny to you guys, but at least I
Speaker 35: can read.
Speaker 1: Up here, Like.
Speaker 2: Are British people known for not reading? I don't understand.
Speaker 30: I got straight a's in school, straight absences.
Speaker 2: See what I'm saying, Like, this is so bad, dude,
Speaker 2: I could just go up there and bomb and do
Speaker 2: better than this stuff on purpose. See what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: The chat understands now. Uh, let's see all right, common
Speaker 2: sense all I've got all these people on line. What's up, man,
Speaker 2: we're over here talking nonsense. I'm what's up, dude. I
Speaker 2: think the worst part of this is that you feel
Speaker 2: embarrassed for these people, you know what I mean? Like
Speaker 2: you feel sorry for these people and like who, like
Speaker 2: why was there no one there to stop their friends?
Speaker 2: You see, know what I'm saying, Like, guys, like, be
Speaker 2: a good friend and tell your friend dude, that is garbage. Man,
Speaker 2: what are you doing? Don't do it? Don't do it?
Speaker 30: And last week I saw one with a unique name
Speaker 30: by the name of fun Fantastic. Next day I saw
Speaker 30: another full restaurant by the name pun You Loss. I
Speaker 30: was kicking it in content because I was going to
Speaker 30: get some weed soft restaurant that just open by the
Speaker 30: name of poo real.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 8: Pull show by the name of.
Speaker 38: Life gay jokes, guys, what's going on here?
Speaker 35: Sometimes bombing on this show is still better than anything
Speaker 35: else these people have done in their lives, so you know,
Speaker 35: it's sort of a win win situation.
Speaker 38: Recently, No, yo, are you doing crowd work?
Speaker 35: Bro?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 38: No, Well, Texas is very pro gay. All right, I'm
Speaker 38: gonna let you'all know that right now. Who do you
Speaker 38: think wasn't funny yet? Who do you think gave them
Speaker 38: the idea for the foot on corn dog?
Speaker 8: The ass list?
Speaker 2: Chaps? No, the mechanical? Oh my gosh, dude, I can't
Speaker 2: take any more. This is the worst thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: I'd rather look at Michael Bolton's mom jeans and that
Speaker 2: that was awful. Ohhen, what's up dude?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: See what I'm saying, like everyone should be a stand
Speaker 2: up compared to that, Literally everybody in this audience should
Speaker 2: go be a stand up comedian. What's up?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 2: Jay?
Speaker 15: Can you hear me?
Speaker 1: I had a question about usury.
Speaker 2: I'm a master at it, so you want to learn
Speaker 2: how to do it or what how to do it
Speaker 2: more effectively? What the right rates are to be? I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm straight shylock up in here.
Speaker 4: No I don't, I don't.
Speaker 20: I I was wondering because is usury specifically like like
Speaker 20: vague on the interest or whatever.
Speaker 2: It No, it's a it's a pound of flesh, Bro's
Speaker 2: it's not vague at all. That's precise. It's a shylock.
Speaker 2: Nobody gets my shardlight Merchant of Venice.
Speaker 1: No, I understood the reference.
Speaker 20: Yeah, but I what I was wondering actually about usury,
Speaker 20: So I know exactly what you're to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, usually on the dance floor. Have you ever heard
Speaker 2: that song?
Speaker 1: What song?
Speaker 2: Usually on the dance floor? Have you heard that song?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: No, shorty got the boots with the with the debt?
Speaker 5: What I don't know?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, I'm being serious. It's probably
Speaker 2: one of the best nineties EM songs, uh that many
Speaker 2: have forgotten. Let me to play just a second for it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's only one thing they can bring this
Speaker 2: world together that begins with you. But where it begins
Speaker 2: with you?
Speaker 32: Got you.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna tell you what word it is?
Speaker 2: Usery on the dance baker. Anyway, go ahead, you want
Speaker 2: to know the precise interest rates to rip your friends off?
Speaker 2: What was your question is about? Yah's wrong? You shouldn't
Speaker 2: do it. It's a it's anti biblical, anti canonical for
Speaker 2: one thousand years of Christianity forbids.
Speaker 20: Usury, right, I guess I just like I have a
Speaker 20: credit card, so am I participating in usury?
Speaker 2: Well, technically, no one who uses Fiat dollars in that
Speaker 2: sense could be outside of the system of usury because
Speaker 2: the dollar is bound up intimately with usury. So no,
Speaker 2: being forced into utilizing elements of this system is not
Speaker 2: what we're liable for. It's rather, are we actively pursuing
Speaker 2: and utilizing illicit means, you know, to gain to gain money?
Speaker 2: Probably Deacon, would you agree, FDA or either we started
Speaker 2: talking about Michael Bolton that he left, so I don't.
Speaker 1: Know, I guess hold on, Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: So I mean, obviously the difference is you're purposely taking
Speaker 3: advantage of manipulating on people versus like exactly what Jay said,
Speaker 3: being in a situation.
Speaker 1: And this comes up in ethics too, to distinguish from
Speaker 1: uh moral kind of puritanicalism.
Speaker 32: That we live in a fallen world where it's like
Speaker 32: it's literally impossible to why can't participate in anything less
Speaker 32: is morally cleansed, and like that itself is is very
Speaker 32: uh tribe from the tribe, And so yeah, the idea
Speaker 32: is just like.
Speaker 2: Like tribe called quest, tribe called quest yet but yeah,
Speaker 2: we I thought everybody knew that.
Speaker 1: But do you do you do you do you see
Speaker 1: the thing? Like think about how autistic that would be,
Speaker 1: But like what can I can I touch? That was
Speaker 1: second Liam, I'm clean, Like I don't. I don't know
Speaker 1: what to do. It's like, are you taking advantage or
Speaker 1: something purposely?
Speaker 3: Or you forced into a situation with everything's morally compromised
Speaker 3: almost in the society which we lived in, unless you're
Speaker 3: just gonna exit like society, live as a hermit or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 1: And it's just it's silly too, Okay.
Speaker 20: I just was like going through I like have like
Speaker 20: a tendency towards like scrupulosity or whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, you would be a good Jew. So maybe you're
Speaker 2: thinking maybe you chose the wrong faith.
Speaker 1: Though, Yeah, young Jesse, how are you doing?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 1: Not much?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 26: Do you remember the first time I called in where
Speaker 26: I used the accent and I was like.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Something? One plus one plus one equal
Speaker 1: how many?
Speaker 2: I don't know, But okay, what's up?
Speaker 26: I just saw this stream was up and I've been
Speaker 26: listening for a good while Anyway, I just wanted to
Speaker 26: wish you the best. Honestly, you and probably Nick Fuentes
Speaker 26: are the two people I listened to the most when
Speaker 26: it comes to online podcasting, political commentary and everything.
Speaker 11: Is there?
Speaker 4: Any?
Speaker 33: Is there?
Speaker 25: Any?
Speaker 1: Is there?
Speaker 8: Any?
Speaker 1: Like? I don't know stream you do with him?
Speaker 26: I know you debated like five six years ago and
Speaker 26: that turned out to be a pretty shit fest for
Speaker 26: Nick because he got pretty wrecked on all the theology topics.
Speaker 26: But I feel like you two intersect on quite a lot.
Speaker 26: I don't know if you were to do any stream
Speaker 26: with him, would it be useful or could it grow
Speaker 26: your fan bases? Or could you see any sort of
Speaker 26: common understanding.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there'd be some common understanding, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've not been reached out to or we've not had
Speaker 2: any conversation in a while, so I don't know. Based coconut.
Speaker 39: Hello, Yes, sir, Yeah, okay, I have two questions if
Speaker 39: that's fine. Uh, they're pretty like the opposite of each other.
Speaker 39: But I guess the first question I'm going to ask is, okay,
Speaker 39: so the essence and energy sustinction? Right, don't both say
Speaker 39: we use created means like because if, for example, the
Speaker 39: Tomistic view is correct that you know, we interact with
Speaker 39: creative grace even with the essence energy distinction, don't we use.
Speaker 37: Created means like on Earth to experience God's grace?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's not what the issue is about. The
Speaker 2: question is the grace itself. Is the grace itself a create,
Speaker 2: a creature or is it uncreated? So the question is
Speaker 2: not are we utilizing created means of grace? The means
Speaker 2: is not the question, it's the grace itself the question.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, that makes sense. Okay.
Speaker 39: For for the other question, Okay, so you know Patriarch Bartolomu,
Speaker 39: for like the Greek patriarch. Mm hm, So I've heard
Speaker 39: that he's, uh he like prayed with the with the
Speaker 39: pope or something like that, And I'm wondering if that's
Speaker 39: like anathema. How come he hasn't been excommunicated yet.
Speaker 2: Well, unfortunately with a lot of the big name patriarchates
Speaker 2: and whatnot, a lot of that stuff is political before
Speaker 2: it's theological. So that's one reason why. But I think
Speaker 2: eventually it is moving towards a schism. Reformed Catholic what's up?
Speaker 2: Reformed Catholic I'm yet.
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 7: Good man?
Speaker 1: Hey, listen, I've been listening for a little bit.
Speaker 22: I had a couple of questions, but then you guys
Speaker 22: started talking about the dating stuff, and so I just
Speaker 22: wanted to make a quick comment about that.
Speaker 1: Sure, So so I'm about I'm about thirty, you know,
Speaker 1: thirty two?
Speaker 2: Now about are you talking about your uh measurements up top?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Man, I'm just playing.
Speaker 22: So So I was married a couple of years ago,
Speaker 22: and unfortunately she was extremely unfaithful and then walked away,
Speaker 22: And so I had a unique experience to kind of
Speaker 22: see the dating world from we had met. And this
Speaker 22: was when I was like, you know, non denominational and whatnot,
Speaker 22: and kind of running around those circles and.
Speaker 1: Then dating after having gone through that is.
Speaker 22: Actually quite interesting because even after I would say after COVID,
Speaker 22: things like really really changed and I think in a
Speaker 22: lot of ways and almost felt like a lot of
Speaker 22: Christian girls even a lot of circles. I think I
Speaker 22: think this is just in general for a lot of people,
Speaker 22: if they over spiritualize things, and I.
Speaker 1: Think that's a big factor that plays into a lot
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 22: For a lot of people, they just over spiritualized stuff
Speaker 22: into to a lot of these younger guys.
Speaker 1: To say, one thing I learned this is this is
Speaker 1: gonna sound kind of weird from.
Speaker 22: Having been married, from having not been married to them
Speaker 22: being having been married than having not been married. I
Speaker 22: think a lot of these younger guys really stake a
Speaker 22: lot of their like chips in the basket of marriage
Speaker 22: when I think marriage is just a means to the
Speaker 22: end of just growing in the deeper relationship with God.
Speaker 22: And I think a lot of times they fail to
Speaker 22: recognize that, and I think that they put a lot of.
Speaker 1: Idolization into marriage.
Speaker 22: And I think having kind of been on the other
Speaker 22: side of it, I kind of realized even in myself,
Speaker 22: how much marriage is really built in to humble you
Speaker 22: into deny the self in so many ways and learning
Speaker 22: how to guide to yourself and consider another person, uh eternally.
Speaker 22: And so it was just it was just interesting kind
Speaker 22: of how having coming out of that, how much I
Speaker 22: like overthought everything of the process of dating, because I
Speaker 22: remember telling myself, you know, I did everything right, I
Speaker 22: did the premarital counseling, I did all this, I did that,
Speaker 22: and then you know, she's still she was still unfaithful,
Speaker 22: and so I went through a whole period of thinking like, well,
Speaker 22: what did I do wrong?
Speaker 4: What did I do wrong?
Speaker 1: What did I do wrong? And I think a lot
Speaker 1: of these guys are trying to find, you know, the
Speaker 1: kind of the surefire way to you know, get the
Speaker 1: girl and get married. And I think some of to
Speaker 1: realize is like.
Speaker 22: That there's there's there's more to marriage, and there's more
Speaker 22: to the Christian life than just that. And I think
Speaker 22: obviously these young guys, right, they're they're gonna look at it, right,
Speaker 22: that's the big thing on the horizon for a lot
Speaker 22: of them. But I think the encouragement is stay building
Speaker 22: your relationship with the Lord, continue to foster.
Speaker 1: That disciple that seek wise counsel and grow that.
Speaker 22: And I think the Lord and his time will reveal
Speaker 22: and bring someone alongside you and not.
Speaker 1: That's something that I've realized, especially being you know, thirty three.
Speaker 1: It's like the clock's taken with me.
Speaker 2: So I think, of course there's something are you talking
Speaker 2: about your biological clock?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like obviously as a guy, it's you.
Speaker 22: I think for me, it's it's one of those things
Speaker 22: where you know a lot of girls my age there.
Speaker 22: There's so much that they're bringing to the table as
Speaker 22: far as baggage and things like that, and I think
Speaker 22: it's a real thing to consider. And I think something
Speaker 22: that I've had to realize is obviously low lowering standards
Speaker 22: because I think sometimes you know a lot of these That's.
Speaker 2: Why I'm telling them to go after a single mom. Dude,
Speaker 2: they can they could rack it up in the single
Speaker 2: mom the single mom racket, right. I appreciate your call.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm not being mean people. I love
Speaker 2: how people just assume that Luko mean he is. He's
Speaker 2: laughing at the garage trauma. I'm laughing at the chat
Speaker 2: because somebody said that when I said it was his
Speaker 2: uh double d cups size, he's just the idea. I
Speaker 2: don't know. Sometimes dumb stuff makes me laugh really hard,
Speaker 2: and then I read the chat and it makes me
Speaker 2: start crying laughing, and then I'm laughing because it's a
Speaker 2: serious story. And I'm still laughing at at the fact,
Speaker 2: like somebody coming on long stream and just telling me
Speaker 2: they're telling me their pants size. That just made me
Speaker 2: laugh so hard. I don't know why, like, like like
Speaker 2: the pants size comment, maybe laugh harder than the double
Speaker 2: D's comment like he was getting his measurements. I don't
Speaker 2: know why that was so funny to me, Like like
Speaker 2: guys just calling it. It's like, I'm a thirty four.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's just funny, Like crazy stuff is
Speaker 2: funny to me. And now I'm over here like crying
Speaker 2: holding him my laughter because of the chat talking about dudes,
Speaker 2: dudes waste measurements, and then people are like automatically assuming that, Oh,
Speaker 2: look at dire laughing at the guy's trauma. Luco mean
Speaker 2: he is, he just wants to laugh at people's trauma. Dude.
Speaker 2: I'm just laughing at the idea of people calling and
Speaker 2: listen up their ant sizes. That's funny to me. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I'm over here just getting silly. Dude about to cry laughing.
Speaker 2: I want every dude to call in. I need to
Speaker 2: know your pants size. Do you give me your waist measurements?
Speaker 37: Bro?
Speaker 2: That's what this is about, some feeling. I'm a thick
Speaker 2: thirty six. He was heavy set over here. We got
Speaker 2: thunder thighs calling in. I want to know every man's
Speaker 2: pants size. I want to know who got thunder thighs.
Speaker 2: Do you got burthen hips? Jamie Peltier says before he
Speaker 2: gets started, I want you to I don't know if
Speaker 2: this is just a whole day. It's has been too insane. Dude,
Speaker 2: I'm crying now.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's just stupid, stupid, funny than me. I look like
Speaker 2: a fat thirty five over here. Adminson's fifty bucks, and
Speaker 2: he says, get you to a breakdown of the Azuza
Speaker 2: Street Revival. Preacher William Seymour, Oh my gosh, we did
Speaker 2: a whole fricking four We did two four hour streams on.
Speaker 8: Uh damn.
Speaker 2: We got a forty eight over here. Somebody needs to
Speaker 2: get in the gym, dude. We got some fat boys
Speaker 2: up in this, damn dude, forty eight. Get off of
Speaker 2: the internet. Boys, get your big booty off the internet,
Speaker 2: Get off of carbs, Get to the gym. Good grief.
Speaker 2: We got a thick audience of butt sitters, dude, get
Speaker 2: off of your butts. Oh my gosh, y'all joking. Ain't nobody,
Speaker 2: ain't no way. This audience all big and tall.
Speaker 22: We got.
Speaker 2: My whole audience is over at the Men's warehouse right now,
Speaker 2: at the Big and Tall store. Abara Maxon over here.
Speaker 2: No wonder y'all don't like my Abara jokes. No wonder
Speaker 2: y'all call me mean. The whole audience is a bunch
Speaker 2: of fat easy y'all all jealous of me. Dudes like,
Speaker 2: I'm not fat, I'm just forty in the waist, dudes
Speaker 2: a giant. We got Nefhelm in the audience over here.
Speaker 2: They're not fat, They're literally just like gigantic beingslin audience,
Speaker 2: Jacob Kaba says, for five dollars, the hardest I've ever
Speaker 2: heard Jay laugh since Bolder days. Well, you've just been
Speaker 2: not You've been not been listening for a while. We've
Speaker 2: been lying, We've been yucking it up over here a lot.
Speaker 2: So way to show that you haven't been listening for
Speaker 2: a long time. Because when was the last time I
Speaker 2: was laughing this hard? Too saw Me? I think Too
Speaker 2: saw Me was the last time I left this hard.
Speaker 2: I remember crying when I was listening to Too saw Me.
Speaker 2: That was cracking me up. Justin Henley over here, I
Speaker 2: want everybody sitting a super chat telling me your measurements,
Speaker 2: and I want to know all three. I want to
Speaker 2: know your hips, I want to know your there's hips
Speaker 2: and breasts. How is there is there three measurements that
Speaker 2: women do? Is it just two? Is it just hips?
Speaker 4: And up here?
Speaker 2: I gotta know everybody's We gotta get y'all tailored. We're
Speaker 2: gonna get the whole audience tailored. Gotta get some some
Speaker 2: suits for y'all. Big boys out there, all these no,
Speaker 2: the hips in the audience don't lie. We got a
Speaker 2: bunch of shakiras out here trying to shake their stuff.
Speaker 2: M Justin Henley says he's at thirty four. About thirty
Speaker 2: four good? I need a super chat from everybody in
Speaker 2: the audience telling me. I want you to superchat the
Speaker 2: dollar amount of your waist and your bust measurements, and
Speaker 2: then we're good. Then we can all. But until then
Speaker 2: it's on. I don't know why. That was just fun.
Speaker 2: So sometimes just just goofy stuff just makes me laugh
Speaker 2: really hard. I don't even know why hips, chest, waists, arms, oh,
Speaker 2: arm measurements, forearms. I got a mom. I got a
Speaker 2: mom with a thirty four arm. My mom's got a
Speaker 2: thirty four inch forearm. I'm sorry. Go back to Admin's
Speaker 2: chat over here. Uh, you gotta talk about Philip Seymour.
Speaker 2: How it started, and his teachers were also possible government
Speaker 2: involvement in this movement because he eventually lost his following
Speaker 2: to Crawford. Who's Crawford. But we did cover Azusa Street.
Speaker 2: By the way, it's the best edm song of all time.
Speaker 2: If you never heard it, send us to all the
Speaker 2: techno DJs and get them to remix my my hit. Okay,
Speaker 2: where are we at? Okay we did, We did Azusa Street,
Speaker 2: we did the Four Square Gospel, we did charismatics. I
Speaker 2: spent like eight hours y'all on all that stuff like
Speaker 2: two months ago, and I still don't understand what's going
Speaker 2: on with this crypto bill. This is confusing as heck
Speaker 2: to me. This brother man over here at simply Bitcoin,
Speaker 2: just go watch him break it down. I'll trust him
Speaker 2: over anything. I can't figure out that the zero hedge
Speaker 2: article is illegible to me, basically hieroglyphics. I don't know
Speaker 2: what's going on. Go watch that dude, he'll answer it
Speaker 2: for you. So, because our body over here sent us
Speaker 2: fifty d dollars, I'm gonna show you where we covered
Speaker 2: all this stuff. Now, I don't know about government and
Speaker 2: involvement in charismatic crap. But I would not be surprised.
Speaker 2: It would not surprise me one bit. But I don't
Speaker 2: know who Crawford is. I don't know whe you're talking
Speaker 2: about Crawford. Let's see, if we scroll back a little bit,
Speaker 2: you'll notice we covered charismatic stuff right here. Okay, there's
Speaker 2: Megachurch Madness right here, Mega Church Madness Part two right
Speaker 2: here for members. And there was another one that covered
Speaker 2: charismatic stuff too. There was three of them. I think
Speaker 2: I thought there was three. Seemed like there was. But
Speaker 2: there's at least eight hours of it for you right there. Anyway, Uh,
Speaker 2: tell me who Crawford is. I don't know who Crawford.
Speaker 2: Florence Crawford, Florence. Is that a woman Florence Crawford in
Speaker 2: the machine, Florence Crawford. So imagine being so cooked as
Speaker 2: a Pentecostal that you lose your whole church to a
Speaker 2: woman preacher, mother Florence. Oh my gosh, oh, look at
Speaker 2: this woman. She looked like she basically deserves to be
Speaker 2: on the on the cover of a thing of flower oats,
Speaker 2: or she looks like the like the mascot of a
Speaker 2: thing of oats or flowers or something making bread dude,
Speaker 2: she makes bread. She need to be making bread and rolls,
Speaker 2: not preaching. But you're saying she took over Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: your are you saying she's the government connection?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, mother? How would how would we? How would we
Speaker 2: search that to figure out if she's a government agent?
Speaker 2: I mean, y'all might think that's crazy, but I mean,
Speaker 2: Julia Child was a spy, the mother of all TV
Speaker 2: cooking was a spy for the U.
Speaker 14: S S.
Speaker 2: So I'm not gonna be surprised if Mother Crawford was
Speaker 2: a spy. But I don't know it was a spy.
Speaker 2: We can try that. Yeah, I don't know, man, I'll
Speaker 2: have to look into that. Where are we at.
Speaker 1: All? Right?
Speaker 2: I might have to warn you all. I might just
Speaker 2: get silly with I don't know if I've got serious
Speaker 2: answers for y'all's questions, I might just have to get silly.
Speaker 2: Redeem Coomer, what's up, dude? Y'all been nice today. I
Speaker 2: appreciate it. We got like seven hundred dollars of super chests.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. So I gotta be silly more because I
Speaker 2: start singing and being silly the money comes in. What's up, dude,
Speaker 2: I'm redeem Coomer.
Speaker 1: Hey, Jay, can you hear me?
Speaker 37: Yes, sir, Hey, I've been watching your stuff for a while.
Speaker 37: I've been inquiring in the Orthodoxy. I kind of come
Speaker 37: from like a non denominational background. Visited an Antiochian Orthodox
Speaker 37: church a few weeks ago. Uh, and I was just
Speaker 37: wondering if.
Speaker 1: You have any thoughts on.
Speaker 37: That what I don't know what the right word is,
Speaker 37: not group, I mean the Antiochian Archdiocese of America.
Speaker 2: I mean, if that's the church that you're vibing with,
Speaker 2: that's near you, that's gonna be a.
Speaker 37: Good thing, perish near me. Everything else is Coptic. No no, no, no,
Speaker 37: no Protestant no no, no, no, no no no. I guess, yeah, right,
Speaker 37: I guess. The only question I did have the the
Speaker 37: priest wore a clerical collar and kind of like the Catholics,
Speaker 37: and Father Peter Herees seemed to have. He had a
Speaker 37: video kind of criticizing that, saying it was a Western garment.
Speaker 37: I wondered if you were Father Deacon Antonius, had any
Speaker 37: thoughts on that, And if that's I mean, is that unusual?
Speaker 2: I mean it's I mean, it's not a huge deal.
Speaker 2: It's not a good sign because it usually signifies like
Speaker 2: they want to appeal to people in the West. But
Speaker 2: it's not you. It's not it's not the end of
Speaker 2: the world rock onification. What's that? Dude?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Hey, did I um mute?
Speaker 2: You did?
Speaker 1: Great?
Speaker 40: So I have maybe somewhat of a silly question, but
Speaker 40: just reading, Yeah, I think it's good timing for my question.
Speaker 2: Honestly.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 40: I was just reading The Lord of the Rings, right,
Speaker 40: like rereading it again, and I noticed something interesting.
Speaker 1: I was kind of confused. Maybe you could give me
Speaker 1: some insight here, because like it's like.
Speaker 26: One book, right, like The Lord of the Rings, But
Speaker 26: then like.
Speaker 40: The PDF file I have is divided into.
Speaker 1: Three like the Fellowship of the Ring the Two Towns.
Speaker 1: Like is it three books or is it? Or is
Speaker 1: it like one book?
Speaker 2: I don't really, it's it's three.
Speaker 1: It's three books. But is it like it's like one story, right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So like one and one and one?
Speaker 6: Is what one and one?
Speaker 1: And how can one be three?
Speaker 2: Exactly? That was that was a good one vain.
Speaker 4: So so I'm asia thirty four.
Speaker 2: But now is that a top or is that down low?
Speaker 1: That's yet to be determined.
Speaker 2: I can't see past that is that below the equator
Speaker 2: or is that up here in the memory? In the memory?
Speaker 23: Reason, Well, I'll take some more chalk and then I'll
Speaker 23: slim down and let you know.
Speaker 2: But uh, separately from that, h do you think it's like.
Speaker 19: Christians should be like participating in like voting, since it's
Speaker 19: like controlled by Satanic elites and you.
Speaker 1: Know, Zionists.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I mean, I think the Saints have
Speaker 2: already spoken to this that it's better to vote for
Speaker 2: I forget who it was, Saint Piezos or somebody said
Speaker 2: something like vote for the candidate that's the best for Christianity.
Speaker 2: So Jeff, what's up, dude?
Speaker 1: Okay, thirty over here coming in?
Speaker 4: Hut?
Speaker 3: I like it is that.
Speaker 2: Now hold on, let's start with shoes. Let me know
Speaker 2: your let me know your foots.
Speaker 1: Is like a seven and a half.
Speaker 2: Seven and a half. That's freaking girl sized shoes. Are
Speaker 2: you serious? You're a tiny man, A tiny man seven.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know they made him that small dude?
Speaker 2: What you talking about? A seven in the foots?
Speaker 4: It's a normal size. I'm hispanic.
Speaker 2: Seven is not a normal size, dude. First, maybe for
Speaker 2: a circus performer, for a circus performance. Do you barely
Speaker 2: you barely made it into the adult feats man?
Speaker 4: Hey man, I'm a I'm a giant around here.
Speaker 34: I'm reaching everybody's shelves. They call me if they need
Speaker 34: something on the top shelf.
Speaker 2: Damn dude, Okay, what's on your mind?
Speaker 34: It's gonna say uh it for for single guys. I
Speaker 34: met my wife doing improv comedy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did it like twelve years ago, and oh
Speaker 4: we started it. It was super cool and now it's
Speaker 4: just become.
Speaker 2: This it's all woke, the woke. It's all woke, purple hair,
Speaker 2: fat lesbians.
Speaker 8: They make it.
Speaker 4: Tell you the pronouns.
Speaker 34: It's a certain They have workshops now it's called consent
Speaker 34: and improv where it's like you have.
Speaker 4: To give consent?
Speaker 2: Are you serious? WHOA?
Speaker 34: There's like consent and improv and like you can miss
Speaker 34: gender people and improv. It's it's it's turned into but
Speaker 34: it depending on where you live, if you still go
Speaker 34: to like a one on one workshop. I mean, most
Speaker 34: of the girls I've dated, it was so easy to
Speaker 34: date girls.
Speaker 4: And I met my wife and she was amazing.
Speaker 34: And there's a lot of cool women that are just
Speaker 34: like they're open and they're willing to chat.
Speaker 4: And I mean, yeah, so everybody that a shot, dude.
Speaker 2: Well see the thing is like the one in Nashville
Speaker 2: looks looks like a nightmare, dude, but the one here
Speaker 2: in Florida looks not that bad.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think there's definitely.
Speaker 34: I mean, it used to be so fun and like
Speaker 34: man oriented and like we used to just make dirty jokes, right,
Speaker 34: be a good time. And now it's just it's really
Speaker 34: sad what it's become. It's become just this the shell
Speaker 34: of itself, you know. But you don't want to insult anybody.
Speaker 34: Everybody's non binary, and I became ostracized. They were my
Speaker 34: best friends that I was a part of a company,
Speaker 34: like a big theater company.
Speaker 2: Oh really, And when the woke.
Speaker 34: Things started to happen, I started to, hey, you know,
Speaker 34: I disagree with that, like kind of little by little
Speaker 34: until they were like, you're homophobic.
Speaker 2: You're yeah, That's what I'm saying. When I was at
Speaker 2: the latter part of college, like my last couple of years,
Speaker 2: there was an improv group in Paduca, Kentucky that was
Speaker 2: kind of getting popular, and I was at one of
Speaker 2: the reason I knew about it was because there was
Speaker 2: a dude that was in the improv group that was
Speaker 2: in my philosophy classes and we got along pretty good.
Speaker 2: Andrew it was his name, and he was actually talking
Speaker 2: about improv and I was like, Hey, that sounds fun.
Speaker 2: I might actually like to do that. But then even
Speaker 2: at that time, I realized it was like two thousand
Speaker 2: and eight nine were in there. I realized like they
Speaker 2: were already like super I mean like gay Flag, you know,
Speaker 2: like super woke even then, and I was like, I
Speaker 2: don't I don't think I'm going to be welcomed in
Speaker 2: this in this thing. I mean, it sounds fun. I
Speaker 2: mean when I was in the nineties, it was a
Speaker 2: lot of fun, dude.
Speaker 14: It was.
Speaker 4: We used to have this show.
Speaker 34: It was called Neon Improv Cigarette and it was it
Speaker 34: was an improv show based around eighties.
Speaker 4: Like Miami Vice music, and it was it was awesome.
Speaker 34: It was like gangsters and just like people living in
Speaker 34: an eighties. It was a really cool show. But it
Speaker 34: was like completely un eg like uh, totally not like woke,
Speaker 34: and there's just no way that could happen in La now,
Speaker 34: like absolutely right right, right, no way. One last thing
Speaker 34: I was gonna say this is off topic talking to
Speaker 34: an atheist.
Speaker 4: You know that common atheist thing.
Speaker 34: Of could God make a rock so big that he
Speaker 34: couldn't move it? I know he obviously I was like, well, no,
Speaker 34: logically doesn't make sense. But then I thought about it.
Speaker 34: I mean he did because Jesus was a man. He
Speaker 34: had man limitations, so there were rocks that he wasn't
Speaker 34: able to lift. At the same time, he could if
Speaker 34: he wanted to. So he could not do it and
Speaker 34: could do it, and there's no contradiction. But you just
Speaker 34: I was thinking about that because, I mean, he wasn't
Speaker 34: like Superman, but obviously he could if he wanted to,
Speaker 34: but he had these limitations.
Speaker 4: But that does that kind of make sense?
Speaker 2: I mean, that is an interesting angle. I never thought
Speaker 2: about bringing that sort of atheists nor mean to your
Speaker 2: question into the domain of the incarnation in the two natures,
Speaker 2: but it's an interesting angle on it. You could you
Speaker 2: could throw atheist for a loop by responding that way.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, JB. Peltia, two dollars playing pretend as an adult.
Speaker 1: Is gay?
Speaker 2: You're talking about improv No, it's not as fun, dude,
Speaker 2: we talking about no one for two dollars. I love you. Uh,
Speaker 2: that's gay. Even though he gave me money, I'll let
Speaker 2: him do it, But calling saying you love me as
Speaker 2: a dude is kind of gay. But I don't understand
Speaker 2: why you think improv is gay again, dude, that's see
Speaker 2: that this cholo man, this, this uh blessed little tiny
Speaker 2: cholo man. He is right that those skill sets could
Speaker 2: help you nerds get a date. And he is an
Speaker 2: example of that because he found a beloved tiny woman.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she should have been she could
Speaker 2: be a giant woman, I don't know. But he found him,
Speaker 2: He found him a little a little bit of a
Speaker 2: little bit of spicy love over at the improv troop.
Speaker 2: But dude, I'm telling you, man like I'll you look
Speaker 2: up this, uh, the the local stuff. Ooh, I just
Speaker 2: don't know, dude, I don't. I mean, let's let's give
Speaker 2: these people a chance, the locals. Let's see how the
Speaker 2: locals are doing here with improv. Let's let's give it
Speaker 2: a shot. Let's say what's happening.
Speaker 27: Oh hey, this is mad.
Speaker 14: And you may recall, as you've been getting off the
Speaker 14: couch with us, that earlier this year we checked out
Speaker 14: an improv comedy show at First Coast Comedy Club, Jacksonville,
Speaker 14: Florida's only brick and mortar improv comedy club, offering improv
Speaker 14: shows every Friday and Saturday night that are led by
Speaker 14: suggestions from the audience. So it's totally unpredictable.
Speaker 2: I'm seeing some big old sisters up here, and I'm
Speaker 2: thinking that's not it's not a good look.
Speaker 14: Pretty silly too. If you watched our six Cool Things
Speaker 14: to Do in Maypoort and Atlanta Beach, Florida video, then
Speaker 14: you know you know what I'm talking about. But after
Speaker 14: we watching absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 2: This is looking rough. Dude, I wanna try to find
Speaker 2: out jack can can we not get an example of
Speaker 2: actual so called comedy? W W where's it at? Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh? Oh oh no, here we go.
Speaker 25: All right, gang, we're adding it up Little River City plus.
Speaker 25: But we're on location today down here and say in
Speaker 25: Augustine with my new friend Amy Angel Lily.
Speaker 2: Damn, it's black. They're trying to get laid with these
Speaker 2: big girls that we know what's going on here. This
Speaker 2: ain't even about no comedy.
Speaker 7: I said it right.
Speaker 25: We're in an improv space, so I could have messed
Speaker 25: it out and just enrolled with it. This is third
Speaker 25: Space Improv. So thanks for the invit.
Speaker 2: I'll roll up in there making fun of them and
Speaker 2: they'll kick me out of meet they call the cops
Speaker 2: on me.
Speaker 36: Dude, Well, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 27: Welcome a lot of people.
Speaker 2: We were just talking little people a little bit.
Speaker 25: People kind of know of you guys, but you're still
Speaker 25: kind of like that little hidden gym.
Speaker 27: Yes, we are definitely a hidden jam sometimes people.
Speaker 2: All right, ain't no way this this this woman was
Speaker 2: gonna let me be up in there, Ain't no way, right,
Speaker 2: I tell you right now, I'm already having a problem
Speaker 2: with her. We are already button heads. I don't know
Speaker 2: none of these people. No one says for five dollars,
Speaker 2: no homo. But you're trying to argument saving from atheism
Speaker 2: and keep fighting. That's what I'm talking about. I'm all
Speaker 2: about that right there. I don't think. I don't think
Speaker 2: I'll fit in here. Can we see an exam sample
Speaker 2: of the so called improv?
Speaker 6: What is this?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, this just looks this looks like meteoric
Speaker 2: level cringe. Dude, what's it? What is this place called
Speaker 2: First Coast Comedy? I want to see one example. Okay,
Speaker 2: here we go. Oh they was live, they were live tonight.
Speaker 2: Oh let's see what they were doing live tonight a
Speaker 2: few minutes ago.
Speaker 8: It made the sounds of animals in a barnyard.
Speaker 2: All right. First of all, entire audience is middle aged women.
Speaker 2: That's not a good sign. It's not a good look that,
Speaker 2: that's not gonna be a funny audience. That that they're
Speaker 2: not gonna vibe with anything that I would do. I mean,
Speaker 2: unless I start singing Michael Bolton, which uh that could work.
Speaker 2: I mean it's already off to a bad start.
Speaker 8: Everyone shows.
Speaker 2: I will admit to what JB. Peltier said, Like the
Speaker 2: caller said, our tiny little Mexican saint a lot of
Speaker 2: improv is gay, dude? It's like, is this gay ship?
Speaker 28: So before we begin, let me give you the quick
Speaker 28: rundown of what you need to know. First of all,
Speaker 28: I will be your host for tonight's entertainment. My name
Speaker 28: is Alex Grenda Land.
Speaker 2: I think this dude's got a racket of just trying
Speaker 2: to hit on the divorce moms. That's what he's up to.
Speaker 2: You got this? But she's over here eating doritos, who
Speaker 2: eats Dorito's. You got some wine moms. You gotta a
Speaker 2: woman chomping down looking like a slow boy chomping on doritos.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, dude, that correctly, and uh dude, look
Speaker 2: how she's eating.
Speaker 4: What the heck?
Speaker 2: What is going on again?
Speaker 28: Let me do a quick surveyed by show of hands.
Speaker 28: Who has never seen a show here at First Coast
Speaker 28: Comedy before?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 8: Very good? Go ahead, torn hands down all.
Speaker 28: Right now with cho hans, who is seeing the show
Speaker 28: here at First Coast Comedy.
Speaker 2: What are your very listen nerdy dudes, if you're ready
Speaker 2: to clean house with get some dates with uh chunky
Speaker 2: single wine moms. Here you go, dude, first time tonight.
Speaker 2: Oh man, she's eating that blue flavors of the ritos too.
Speaker 2: I eat doritos. You would eat doritos? Nasty?
Speaker 8: All right, she'll be the same people.
Speaker 2: That's why y'all are all thick boys with three c's
Speaker 2: in the audience. We got a bunch of people. What's
Speaker 2: wrong with doritos? Are you serious? Dude? I thought my
Speaker 2: audience was elite Sigma Chadman, not dorito chompers. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: I thought we was We was better than this, boys
Speaker 2: and girls yell eating dorito's. I'm starting to get black
Speaker 2: pilled and not in the raceway. Mud says, for five dollars,
Speaker 2: my German English Cherokee five foot five, he's too short.
Speaker 2: Best hope for you is a short king, do you
Speaker 2: that's my mom's hype man five five, We're gotta get
Speaker 2: you a booster seat. Dude, what the heck? Basically, I'm
Speaker 2: a top tier build for a short man, That's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. Luckily, I got my sense of humor from
Speaker 2: being an American. I got an audience of short dorito
Speaker 2: eaters that are fat. Oh my gosh, man, no wonder,
Speaker 2: there's only ten sent ladies over all. The all the
Speaker 2: ladies left because all of the short fat kings ran
Speaker 2: them away. Because you're your damn dorito breath, blue Dorito flavors,
Speaker 2: slow boy, whiteboard, two dollars, raid Jim Bob's Mormon debate.
Speaker 2: When you're wrapped up, Oh crap, I should have put
Speaker 2: we gotta wrap this up because this I feel like
Speaker 2: this is gonna be cringe already. All right, get to
Speaker 2: something that's supposed to be funny. Here, Let's see what's
Speaker 2: supposed to be funny. I don't know. We gotta see
Speaker 2: the troop. You know what, here's the thing. You could
Speaker 2: automatically do a physiognomy check on every improv troop and
Speaker 2: it's almost an immediate fail right away. And then I
Speaker 2: realized when we were looking at the Nashville stand ups,
Speaker 2: physiognomy check, dude, none of them pass. It's a it's
Speaker 2: a pass. It's a pass on nobody passing. I'm a
Speaker 2: pass on all of them because nobody passes. That's what
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Position a nice, polite level one.
Speaker 2: I will give this dude some props for uh being
Speaker 2: at least a physically fit dude. You don't see that
Speaker 2: with a lot of improv attitude. It's almost always total
Speaker 2: beto weirdos. So props of this dude for being uh
Speaker 2: buff that I mean, he's funny though the there's not
Speaker 2: a single man in this What is go There's no
Speaker 2: it's all women. What the heck? It's all middle aged
Speaker 2: wine moms. What is going on? I didn't even know
Speaker 2: wine moms liked improv. I'm confused. Get to the improv, dude,
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes or nothing.
Speaker 27: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Alright, there's one dude in the corner, maybe two.
Speaker 8: Give it for the players one more time, everybody.
Speaker 2: Man, I'll tell you what I would be tempted if
Speaker 2: I was in here, I would just start making fun
Speaker 2: of people and they would kick me out. I'm telling you, dude,
Speaker 2: I'll get mean, but it's not actually mean. It's just
Speaker 2: just roasting people. That'll start roasting people and they're called
Speaker 2: they'll be trying to fight me.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 8: All right, we're gonna jump into our very first game
Speaker 8: and just do it. Gonna be a very challenging game
Speaker 8: to test their wits. There's either skill. Uh, this is
Speaker 8: a game we call what are you doing?
Speaker 1: It works like this.
Speaker 8: One player will be on either side of the stage.
Speaker 2: Here's the challenge. Can they make me laugh? And I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be I'm gonna be open minded. Let's see they
Speaker 2: can make me laugh? Yeah, that Michael Bolton Bulge would
Speaker 2: be working. Michael Bolgeton would be working right here on
Speaker 2: these moms. I'll tell you that right now. I'll roll
Speaker 2: up in there with some high riding mom jeans and uh,
Speaker 2: Jamie would be getting mad because these wine moms would
Speaker 2: be simping. Okay of an activity.
Speaker 8: The other player will say to them, what are you doing?
Speaker 8: This player has to say anything.
Speaker 2: Other than what it looks okay, there's one beard at
Speaker 2: ip a bro over in the corner next to the
Speaker 2: steff I mal and you and I can't even make
Speaker 2: that other dude out looks like.
Speaker 8: They are currently doing. So they might say I'm milking
Speaker 8: a cow, right, that doesn't look like milking a cow.
Speaker 28: This person will begin immediately milking a cow. This player
Speaker 28: will say to.
Speaker 8: Them, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: This is terrible, dude.
Speaker 28: You know what it looks like they are currently doing
Speaker 28: is We'll go back and forth and back and forth
Speaker 28: until there is an elimination. An elimination can happen in
Speaker 28: a variety of ways. If, for example, a player says
Speaker 28: something that looks too much like what they are currently doing.
Speaker 8: For example, they're doing this and it says like I'm.
Speaker 28: Punching a punching bag kind of looks like that, that
Speaker 28: player will be.
Speaker 2: Everybody says, we actually watching this.
Speaker 7: Repeat.
Speaker 2: That's the people that were there.
Speaker 8: More concept for a player, accidentally, did you.
Speaker 2: Spent fifteen minutes explaining everybody knows what improv is?
Speaker 8: Wes story you're in the We wouldn't jump right into
Speaker 8: the action.
Speaker 2: Well, he's wearing a cross. I'll at least give him
Speaker 2: some points because the dude's wearing a cross.
Speaker 8: Oh earlier I said.
Speaker 28: Give me a profession, and somebody said teacher, somebody give
Speaker 28: me another a different profession.
Speaker 14: Good.
Speaker 2: Great, get to the improvo.
Speaker 8: All right, So these are gonna be all the fireman related.
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 8: All things a fireman might do?
Speaker 28: Sorry, I tell you, Josh, you're gonna have the first
Speaker 28: initiation activities players.
Speaker 7: Are you ready?
Speaker 40: Yes?
Speaker 27: You get?
Speaker 7: What are you doing? Extending my leadder to the forts
Speaker 7: floors window? Just hang on lit, Okay, we're gonna get
Speaker 7: up there soon.
Speaker 1: All.
Speaker 7: Don't we up any more?
Speaker 6: Leadder?
Speaker 7: What are you doing? Training my dalmation? This is how
Speaker 7: you put out a fire?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, we got specops. I p a bros
Speaker 2: popping off. This is not looking good, dude, This is
Speaker 2: looking like looking cringe.
Speaker 7: Running in the fire.
Speaker 19: Everybody?
Speaker 7: Are you doing?
Speaker 29: Saving a woman's life? Getting my fire gear on very quickly?
Speaker 1: WHOA ready to go?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I think they think that being loud is entertaining or funny.
Speaker 2: I mean, just being loud is not funny.
Speaker 1: It's like what.
Speaker 2: It's like what Arnold or somebody from the like they
Speaker 2: thought acting was just like being loud, or like like
Speaker 2: Nicholas Cage just being loud or something the calendar.
Speaker 7: What are you doing starting a fire?
Speaker 8: That's the one thing a fire man doesn't do.
Speaker 2: I think JB. Pelty is right. Improv is gay, dude,
Speaker 2: This is a I think he's right. Man. I am
Speaker 2: for the first time ever refuted. I don't.
Speaker 27: This is adding to kinetics.
Speaker 2: Yellow, did they just scream for two hours? So improv
Speaker 2: is just screaming for two hours?
Speaker 8: You're right?
Speaker 21: That works?
Speaker 7: Continue all right?
Speaker 8: Come on, Yellow, bouncing up for each other.
Speaker 7: You're yodling.
Speaker 13: Up.
Speaker 8: I stopped thinking of why and k words, and I
Speaker 8: committed ago.
Speaker 2: This feels like assembly, Yeah, exactly, one shot says. I
Speaker 2: feel like I'm at middle school assembly and the teachers
Speaker 2: are being cringed. This is like when the school puts
Speaker 2: on a performance to teach you something about drugs. Like
Speaker 2: this is the troop of the people that come to
Speaker 2: teach you that drugs are bad and they're trying. They're
Speaker 2: trying to be clever and funny. This that's what this is.
Speaker 8: Everybody.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm gonna give them one last chance to see
Speaker 2: if they can make me laugh at all, because this is.
Speaker 8: The final round. Who's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna
Speaker 8: take this game.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I would rather watch Richard Lewis's stand up
Speaker 2: than this, And that's like the worst, like neurotic jewish
Speaker 2: stand up ever, like that is funnier than this.
Speaker 7: His head.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna make it the opposite game. Here's how this
Speaker 5: game is gonna work. Instead of doing a whole bunch
Speaker 5: of activities and then relabeling them, you're gonna do one activity.
Speaker 5: So first of all, somebody shout out an activity that's fun,
Speaker 5: Like throwing a frisbee is fun?
Speaker 8: What else is fun? Volleyball?
Speaker 2: Box wine?
Speaker 8: All right? You would somebody? Did you say volleyball?
Speaker 1: Would you?
Speaker 8: Would you stand up for one moment?
Speaker 2: Prozac and boxwine?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 28: Would you show me one repetitive motion that, if you
Speaker 28: had to symbolize, the whole world would symbolize volleyball to you?
Speaker 7: Perfect?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 8: That makes that out? Yeah, alright, So here's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: And are you were doing the bend in the leg?
Speaker 8: That's right?
Speaker 2: Okay? Uh, how long before a sex joke comes in
Speaker 2: for this bodily movement. What do you guys think?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe they try to be clean here. I don't know,
Speaker 2: but this is like.
Speaker 28: In this game was gonna happen? Is Dave is gonna
Speaker 28: say I'm playing volleyball. Try that on for sise.
Speaker 8: Adam has to say anything else that makes sense.
Speaker 2: With this movement.
Speaker 8: Try that on for size.
Speaker 28: It'll go back and forth and back and forth until
Speaker 28: one of them cannot say something that makes sense with this.
Speaker 8: All right, so in the game reverse, what are you doing?
Speaker 5: AKA?
Speaker 8: Try that on for SISE players.
Speaker 7: Are you ready? Yes, I'm playing volleyball.
Speaker 8: Try that upper side.
Speaker 7: I'm throwing a coin in a prayer into the whishing well.
Speaker 36: Try that off the side.
Speaker 7: I'm throwing this balloon down gently. Try that.
Speaker 27: Outside.
Speaker 7: I'm giving someone a bouquet very awkwardly.
Speaker 6: Try that.
Speaker 8: I'm very lazily using a shakeway. Try that outside.
Speaker 7: I'm plugging a very small toilet.
Speaker 1: Try that.
Speaker 7: Of size up this giant fly. Try I'm trying to
Speaker 7: catch rain.
Speaker 11: Try that.
Speaker 29: I'm very deliberately trying up chalk line on the chalk ard.
Speaker 7: Try that. I purt my hand on the oven. Try
Speaker 7: that of sise.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that was pain, dude. Well, I guess
Speaker 2: we know that there's no improv options around here.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: JB. Peltier admission is two inches of hairline. Well, uh
Speaker 2: who somebody said this is some sort of mk ultra conditioning. Eh.
Speaker 2: I feel my spirit sap, dude, I feel and I
Speaker 2: feel sad. I don't feel like I should feel sad
Speaker 2: after watching improv, but I don't understand what's happening, and
Speaker 2: I feel sad. I don't think that's correct. I feel
Speaker 2: like we would this would have done better with fat
Speaker 2: black women. Oh my gosh. Uh yeah, I feel like
Speaker 2: this is driving me to the black club. The black
Speaker 2: club would be funnier. I don't know what that was
Speaker 2: or what was going on. That look like the worst
Speaker 2: thing I've ever seen. After the three guys doing their
Speaker 2: stand up earlier, that was the That was the that
Speaker 2: was the second worst thing. One shot says, I'm preparing
Speaker 2: to yeek myself out the third story windrow window.
Speaker 41: Try that on for size. Oh my gosh, hey, you
Speaker 41: says for five dollars, how can we be lovers? If
Speaker 41: we can be friends, how can we start over if
Speaker 41: the fighting never ends?
Speaker 2: I sit here exactly. That's what I'm talking about. We
Speaker 2: want super chats where I can sing Michael Bolton, Michael
Speaker 2: bolge Ton, That's what I'm talking about. And JB. Peltier
Speaker 2: is vindicated improvist now faking gay pretty much. By the way,
Speaker 2: be sure and go check out Jimbob's Mormon debate. He's
Speaker 2: over there debating the the space sex bros. The Mormons.
Speaker 2: Shout out to the Mormons doing all of that space humping.
Speaker 2: You thought Space was faking gay. Space is a an
Speaker 2: aphrodisiac son if you are Mormon. Space is a giant
Speaker 2: birthing canal for spirit babies. I think these improv dudes
Speaker 2: need some chad mode. I want to remind you guys
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Speaker 2: to becoming a soy man, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: The comedy world is so pathetic and gross and dumb
Speaker 2: that I think I wouldn't get hurt. I'm only gonna
Speaker 2: get killed at the black club. That's it. I think
Speaker 2: of the rest of these places, you could just go
Speaker 2: in there and clean house. You're probably not ever gonna
Speaker 2: get invited back, but you could go in there and
Speaker 2: troll them. Just roast the whole audience at Goober's. You'll
Speaker 2: get banned, but at least you get one clip that
Speaker 2: could go up on YouTube. I'm liking that idea. I
Speaker 2: might do that. Shout out to all of y'all over
Speaker 2: here on X A lot of fun today we got
Speaker 2: super silly.
Speaker 8: It was blessed.
Speaker 2: Also, I'm gonna just set up a concert where I
Speaker 2: sing Michael Bolton songs. Yeah, Koob says for three dollars
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Speaker 2: thirty two twenty it permitted the Israelites to be useless.
Speaker 2: She ye help a big head science man out. Well,
Speaker 2: that was appropriate at that time when God was allowing
Speaker 2: and permitting the Israelites to defend themselves and to engage
Speaker 2: in those sorts of activities that were appropriate to that
Speaker 2: time until they produced the Messiah. Once the Messiah came,
Speaker 2: the protections and legalities and actions of the nation State
Speaker 2: of Israel are no longer necessarily the universal norm. Rose Stuart, shit,
Speaker 2: I thought that, said Rod Stewart, Rose Stewart. I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm making I'm making it to the big leagues. Rose
Speaker 2: Stewart scept for two dollars. I had to leave. Did
Speaker 2: you ever talk about Mandela Effect? Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Dog?
Speaker 2: Did that shit? Ain't real? I hate to break it
Speaker 2: to you, Mandela Effect, Jacob Kabey what that means? Oh
Speaker 2: we did that? One excuse me is that it did.
Speaker 2: I get everybody super chat. It was just wild and
Speaker 2: wacky today. I hope you'll I hope y'all have fun.
Speaker 2: I had fun. Shit, I was crying laughing. At one point.
Speaker 2: We get dudes body side measurements up in here, big boys,
Speaker 2: the thick Boys. Shout out to all my thunder thigh
Speaker 2: thick Boys.