Speaker 1: What do you know?
Speaker 2: You buy your son a weapon of mass destruction and
Speaker 2: then you get mad at him for using it. Our
Speaker 2: healthcare system should not be for profit. I'm gonna tell
Speaker 2: you why. And it's Friday. The West Coast is sizzling.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do this weekend? We'll talk about
Speaker 2: it today. Happy Friday, Uncensored, unfiltered, un hinged.
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Speaker 2: music director of the Kamala Harris campaign who heard the song,
Speaker 2: likes the song, is running the song up the proverbial
Speaker 2: flagpole whatever that means. Maybe she's going to hear it today.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but he said he would call us
Speaker 2: back within twenty four hours. He asked us what we wanted.
Speaker 2: We said, we want you to use the song, and
Speaker 2: he said, I'll call you back in twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: So all right, should we start with the really topical
Speaker 2: topic of the school shooting or should we start with
Speaker 2: why I'm a prime example that healthcare should not be
Speaker 2: for profit? Okay, yeah, let's start there, because I'm pissed.
Speaker 2: I am pissed. So, as you all know, they found
Speaker 2: a lump here and a lump down here. And last Saturday,
Speaker 2: I went to the urgent care because I also had
Speaker 2: a sensation when urinating and thought, well, between the lump
Speaker 2: and that, let's just go.
Speaker 1: So I went and they did a CT which I
Speaker 1: did not want.
Speaker 2: I've now had so many seats that I really need
Speaker 2: to worry about cancer in the future. And they have
Speaker 2: irradiated my medical monster to death. And I mean that
Speaker 2: my medical anxiety has been cured. I've lived with it
Speaker 2: for fifty years.
Speaker 1: It's cured.
Speaker 2: They irradiated that monster to death. I no longer want
Speaker 2: anything to do with the healthcare system unless I am
Speaker 2: dropping dead. I don't care what symptoms I have. I
Speaker 2: don't care what it could mean no more, Doctor Google,
Speaker 2: I can't do it. It's too much. This last week
Speaker 2: just overloaded me. So because of insurance and because it's
Speaker 2: a for profit business, they whip me in that CT
Speaker 2: scanner on Saturday. Then I finally get my appointment for
Speaker 2: the ultrasound yesterday, finally, because according to insurance, if it's
Speaker 2: a lump in my chest, even though I'm a man,
Speaker 2: I have to go through their breast care center.
Speaker 1: So I get there yesterday.
Speaker 2: With Ember, the only woman that was with me, and
Speaker 2: they take me in the back for the ultrasound, and
Speaker 2: I'm pretty happy. I'm finally gonna get the ultrasound that
Speaker 2: my surgeon ordered three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: And just an ultrasound.
Speaker 2: I mean they do these everywhere like immediately, and I
Speaker 2: waited three weeks. So she does the groin, doesn't really
Speaker 2: find anything. She's like, I'm not seeing anything.
Speaker 1: I go, you're.
Speaker 2: Feeling the lump, right? She goes, yes, I feel the lump,
Speaker 2: but it's not showing up. I'm like, what does that mean?
Speaker 2: Oh well, some lumps don't show up. Well what the hell?
Speaker 2: So then she says, okay, now you got to go
Speaker 2: for your mammogram. I said I'm not getting a mammogram.
Speaker 2: She goes, oh, you have to get a mammogram or
Speaker 2: I cannot do an ultrasound of your breast.
Speaker 1: I said, wait a minute.
Speaker 2: They sent me here to you because you have a
Speaker 2: special ultrasound machine for this. Well, I do, but our
Speaker 2: protocol requires that before I do it, you must have
Speaker 2: a mammogram. So if you want me to do the
Speaker 2: ultrasound of your chest area, you have to go next
Speaker 2: door right now and get a mammogram.
Speaker 1: Have to.
Speaker 2: I was furious. I did not want it. The doctor
Speaker 2: did not order it, but their protocol insists that I
Speaker 2: do it if I want the scan of my ultrasound
Speaker 2: of my chest. I said, look, I just had a
Speaker 2: see tea. I don't want more radiation. And she's like,
Speaker 2: there's nothing I can do. If you want the ultrasound
Speaker 2: of your chest, you have to go through a mammogram.
Speaker 1: So I just said, screw it.
Speaker 2: So I went and stood in that horrible machine yesterday
Speaker 2: where they squeeze your tit. You gotta put your hand here,
Speaker 2: put your face this way, stand with one leg off
Speaker 2: point to the east. I mean, just the most ridiculous
Speaker 2: test ever. If men took it, it would change tomorrow
Speaker 2: if you did that to our nuts. Of course, Ember,
Speaker 2: I put in a separate room. This was the first
Speaker 2: time I did. But I put her in a separate room.
Speaker 2: Even if I get dentalex rays from now on, separate room,
Speaker 2: just separate room for her. She's probably had more radiation,
Speaker 2: she's probably gonna get cancer. And I I don't say
Speaker 2: that flippantly, but like I didn't even like, you know,
Speaker 2: she's been ten to twelve feet away from me at
Speaker 2: all times, but she's supposed to be out of the room,
Speaker 2: and they never would let me. I would a then
Speaker 2: ask if I could put her in with them, and
Speaker 2: they'd say, oh, we prefer you keep over with you.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: So they exposed her to radiation whatever, but not yesterday.
Speaker 2: She got closed in a room. She'll never be exposed again.
Speaker 2: And I have this mamogram, so then they have to
Speaker 2: wait for the mamogram to transfer. And I said, to
Speaker 2: where don't you have a radiologist? Oh no, that's all central.
Speaker 2: We upload the images and then they're red within the hour.
Speaker 2: And I said at some like call center. She said, well, yes,
Speaker 2: we don't keep on staff radiologists anymore to read the reports.
Speaker 2: Every place that every hospital, every every place uploads the scans,
Speaker 2: and someone sitting in a room at a computer sees
Speaker 2: the image, checks off the report, and then sends the report.
Speaker 2: So I have to sit there and wait, you know.
Speaker 2: So I'm waiting and she says, oh, okay, it's negative.
Speaker 2: You can go next door and get your ultrasound. I
Speaker 2: assume that means that there's no breast cancer.
Speaker 1: I don't know. No one explained it to me. She
Speaker 1: just said it's negative.
Speaker 2: You know. I'm like, okay. So I go next door
Speaker 2: to the ultrasound and she's ultrasounding. She says, oh, I
Speaker 2: really don't see this lump either. I go bet you
Speaker 2: feel it right? She said, yeah, I'm all. Then your
Speaker 2: ultrasound machine is messed up. So they forced me to
Speaker 2: have a test my doctor did not order. I did
Speaker 2: not want, but they would not do the test that
Speaker 2: the doctor ordered unless I had a test. And that's
Speaker 2: why it should not be for profit. That mammogram. They're
Speaker 2: gonna build five grand whatever. I don't know, but it
Speaker 2: ain't free, and it's their requirement. They wouldn't move forward
Speaker 2: unless I did it. So then yesterday after so I
Speaker 2: have those scams in the morning then I go to
Speaker 2: the urologist. He says, why are you here. I said,
Speaker 2: I had a CT Saturday. They saw that my bladder
Speaker 2: wall was thickened, and they wanted me to come and
Speaker 2: find out why. Plus, I'm on antibiotics for a UTI.
Speaker 2: What do I have a UTI? He goes, your urine's clean.
Speaker 2: Your urine was clean at the er, and your urine's
Speaker 2: clean here, so there's really no a UTI. And I said, well,
Speaker 2: my bladder wall is thickened. He goes, no, it's not.
Speaker 2: I said, pardon me. He said, never trust a radiologist
Speaker 2: to read your report. He goes, your bladder is like
Speaker 2: a balloon. You do have VPH benign prostate hyperplasia. Because
Speaker 2: of your age, your prostate's and margin. It's pushing up
Speaker 2: on the bladder. So from the inside of your bladder
Speaker 2: it looks like a little volcano. Like if you had
Speaker 2: a balloon and you push in the side of the balloon,
Speaker 2: you'd see an indentation on the inside. He said, that's
Speaker 2: not bladder wall thickening. That's just the indentation from your prostate.
Speaker 2: He goes, never trust a radiologist. And I said, so
Speaker 2: I'm here for no reason. He said, well, basically, yeah,
Speaker 2: if the radiologist had you know, he goes, your PSA
Speaker 2: is point sixty three, not even one one to one
Speaker 2: point five for you men out there of a certain
Speaker 2: age is a normal prostate specific antigen mine's point six.
Speaker 2: So he's like, you're not a cancer risk. You just
Speaker 2: have benign prostate hyperplasia. It's probably going to cause problems
Speaker 2: with your urine in the future, and we can shrink
Speaker 2: it or do whatever in time, but right now, you're
Speaker 2: not having symptoms. Really how many times? And I do pee?
Speaker 2: I said none. I go to bed at nine thirty,
Speaker 2: wake up at four thirty, and I don't pe in
Speaker 2: the middle. And he's like, okay, And so he's like,
Speaker 2: you're not having a lot of symptoms. I'll see you
Speaker 2: in a year. And I'm like, but but the scan
Speaker 2: set and then they said and then they called me
Speaker 2: and they set this up.
Speaker 1: I didn't even want to.
Speaker 2: See you, but they said I had to go see
Speaker 2: you because of this result, which you now say wasn't
Speaker 2: even a real result. And of course that visit wasn't free.
Speaker 2: It's all a frickin' scam. That's why my medical monster
Speaker 2: is dead. These are scam artists. They see people of
Speaker 2: my ages in ATM. I'm done. I have a surgeon
Speaker 2: appointment in one hour to go over the labs from
Speaker 2: yesterday and tell me what the lumps are and what
Speaker 2: she's gonna do, if anything, and that's it. I'm done.
Speaker 2: After that, I don't want to see a doctor for
Speaker 2: at least a year. Unless I fall out, unless I fainter,
Speaker 2: my heart has an attack or something. I don't want
Speaker 2: to see a doctor ever again, quite frankly. But in
Speaker 2: a year we'll be fine. It's a scam, these insurance companies.
Speaker 2: First they deny care in some areas, and then they
Speaker 2: give you too much. And the cts, oh my god,
Speaker 2: I've had so many in my lifetime that I've read
Speaker 2: article after article about how doctors and emergency rooms overuse cts.
Speaker 2: They should not be ordering all the cts they're ordering,
Speaker 2: but they do.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm done.
Speaker 2: I'm done with this scam for profit healthcare system that
Speaker 2: we have. And you have to do this or we
Speaker 2: won't do that. You must do this or you won't
Speaker 2: do that. You must go see this specialist. I have
Speaker 2: paid one hundred and eighty dollars in co pays this
Speaker 2: week and I'm still gonna owe one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: for the scam I didn't want yesterday. I didn't want
Speaker 2: the manogram. I didn't need the manogram. But they're gonna
Speaker 2: charge me one hundred and fifty dollars for it. What
Speaker 2: a scam. I just I'm done. I'm done. My medical
Speaker 2: monster is dead. He's been irradiated, he's died of terminal cancer.
Speaker 2: He's gone.
Speaker 1: I can't. They're scam artist. They're shocked.
Speaker 2: I'm only on one drug. You're only on one drug.
Speaker 2: He asked me yesterday, what do you want one for
Speaker 2: your prostrate? How many drugs do you take? I said,
Speaker 2: I just take ibersartan, and he said, would you want
Speaker 2: one for your prostate? I'm like, no, I don't really
Speaker 2: feel the need to add in another drug. If you
Speaker 2: don't think I really need it. He goes, well, it's
Speaker 2: really up to you. A drug shouldn't be up to
Speaker 2: the patient. It should be up to the doctor, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sitting there and they're like, you're asking
Speaker 2: me if I want a drug to shrink my prostate.
Speaker 1: Do I need it or do I not? Well, you're
Speaker 1: not really having that many symptoms, but so that I
Speaker 1: don't need it.
Speaker 2: Right, Oh my god, what a week. I can't you, guys,
Speaker 2: this is this week. It has It has nearly broken me,
Speaker 2: it really has. They've had me so worried about stuff
Speaker 2: that I shouldn't have been worried about. And they've had me.
Speaker 2: Oh you must go see this person. Oh you must
Speaker 2: do that. Oh you have to have this test.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: No, So I'm gonna be like Susan Powder. Stop the insanity.
Speaker 2: Some of you may remember her, all right, Oh god,
Speaker 2: we do have a live chat room at YouTube dot
Speaker 2: com forward slash. Really, Carrel, I don't know how many
Speaker 2: people are in there right now. Let me check.
Speaker 1: I'm checking.
Speaker 2: Let's see Phineas jwhoopee Correll. Medicine is out of control.
Speaker 2: It is insane. Yes, yes, I agree.
Speaker 1: Oh I know.
Speaker 2: They want us to have the flow Max. He asked
Speaker 2: if I wanted the flow MACS. I said, I flowed
Speaker 2: just fine, Honey. I peach twelve to fourteen times a
Speaker 2: day because I drink a gallon of water. He say, oh,
Speaker 2: I need to be more like you. I'm well, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, oh my god, like yes, really, They're like,
Speaker 2: let's play the game. Who's the expert the doctor asking
Speaker 2: me if I want a drug, Well, aren't you supposed
Speaker 2: to tell me? And then them dictating which scans I have. Oh,
Speaker 2: you must have a mamogram before you have the ultrasound.
Speaker 2: Why one has radiation one doesn't.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm just done. I'm done. I'm done the scam.
Speaker 1: All right, we got to talk about this Dad of
Speaker 1: the year. So let me let me ask all of
Speaker 1: you out there, whether you're a parent or not. Let's
Speaker 1: let's say you you.
Speaker 2: Let's pretend you're a parent in rural Georgia, probably a
Speaker 2: MAGA loving Trump supporting, anti government asshole, and the police
Speaker 2: come to you about your son being involved in threats
Speaker 2: against the school last year, and instead of really taking
Speaker 2: it seriously, you get pissed at the same You get
Speaker 2: mad at him. You don't get him in counseling, you
Speaker 2: don't get him help. You get mad at him. Then
Speaker 2: for Christmas you buy him a motherfucking ar fifteen. Okay,
Speaker 2: although now we're seeing that it wasn't really for Christmas,
Speaker 2: but you buy him. And after the police tell you
Speaker 2: the kid has probably got a problem, has been involved
Speaker 2: in some rumors about school shootings, et cetera. After you're
Speaker 2: told this, you and your infinite wisdom go and buy
Speaker 2: this child in ar fifteen at fourteen years old. What
Speaker 2: did you all get for gifts at fourteen years old?
Speaker 2: I got science sets, microscopes I love. I loved microscopes.
Speaker 2: I still want a microscope.
Speaker 1: I want one of those.
Speaker 2: Microscopes with the LCD screen where you can put stuff
Speaker 2: under it and look at the screen. I don't know
Speaker 2: why I want one of those, I really don't, but
Speaker 2: I want one really badly. But they're like five hundred dollars,
Speaker 2: so I'll probably never have one. But I want one
Speaker 2: really badly because I loved it grow up. My mom
Speaker 2: gave me a chemistry set, a bicycle, a video game.
Speaker 2: The last thing my parents would ever think to give
Speaker 2: me at fourteen years old would be an AR fifteen.
Speaker 2: But this father, after meeting with the police, after being
Speaker 2: told your son's a little bit unhinged, he runs out
Speaker 2: and gets the son a gun, like the Homecoming Queen.
Speaker 2: Everybody run the Homecoming Queen's got a gun. You know
Speaker 2: that song used to be parody. That song by Julie
Speaker 2: Brown who died used to be parody. Now the Homecoming
Speaker 2: Queen literally probably has a gun.
Speaker 1: Stop it, you're embarrassing.
Speaker 2: She did it for Johnny, who's Johnny.
Speaker 1: So we'll be back to talk about the Father of
Speaker 1: the Year. But the Dad of the Year.
Speaker 2: Let me give you an ar fifteen to your fourteen,
Speaker 2: you know, Christmas. Yeah, Hey, Carrel here, and i'd like
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Speaker 1: Forward slash, Really Correl.
Speaker 2: Thanks for almost thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest,
Speaker 2: most unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's
Speaker 2: keep the party going as long as we can. You know,
Speaker 2: before we go to the Father of the Year, I
Speaker 2: just want to finish up about the health care thing,
Speaker 2: because look, there are people in this country that can't
Speaker 2: access one tenth of the health care that I've had,
Speaker 2: so I'm at the other end of the spectrum. They
Speaker 2: have given me too much healthcare. I am not that sick.
Speaker 2: I have not been diagnosed with cancer as well. I
Speaker 2: did have cancer on my face, but they took it
Speaker 2: off in a most procedure, so I did have squamis
Speaker 2: cell carcinoma. Technically I have had cancer, but you know,
Speaker 2: I haven't had like bladder cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer,
Speaker 2: or anything like that, so none of those diagnoses.
Speaker 1: I do not have diabetes.
Speaker 2: My A one C is five five point zero, so
Speaker 2: five point seven and above is pre diabetic. Six point
Speaker 2: five is diabetic. I am not diabetic. Amazingly as many
Speaker 2: sweets as I eat, so I'm not diabetic. I do
Speaker 2: not have a heart condition. My A fab is pretty
Speaker 2: much gone. It maybe once a year ember lets me
Speaker 2: know because that's her job. Or she'll wake me up
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night and I'll be in
Speaker 2: aphib because that's her job. But since I've lost the
Speaker 2: weight and become a vegan, I barely go into aphib Yes,
Speaker 2: my order is growing and needs to be scanned once
Speaker 2: a year, but that's it until it reaches five point zero,
Speaker 2: and it's only at four point three, so that you know,
Speaker 2: that's just a once a year ultrasound. I don't need
Speaker 2: I'm too hell, I'm healthy. I don't need that much healthcare.
Speaker 2: This last week I did not need a ct A mammogram,
Speaker 2: two ultrasounds. I didn't need it. And they and they insisted,
Speaker 2: you know, they're like, no, you got to do this, No,
Speaker 2: you got to do that. Our protocol requires that you
Speaker 2: do this. Our protocol requires that you do that. You know,
Speaker 2: once they get you in the system, it's like jail.
Speaker 2: Once you're in the system, that's it, you know. And
Speaker 2: they see I'm sixty one, They're like, oh, well, this
Speaker 2: is the time that he's rapidly aging's you know, I
Speaker 2: had so many Can I show you what the nurse
Speaker 2: at the urgent care did to me? The nurse when
Speaker 2: she was trying to put in an IV at the
Speaker 2: urgent care. Can you all see can you see that
Speaker 2: that's not a tattoo, that is a bruise because she
Speaker 2: blew this vein out.
Speaker 1: The phlebotomist that took my.
Speaker 2: Blood for the PSA tests, that I should have her fired,
Speaker 2: that I should call and complain. They you come out
Speaker 2: worse than you go in. You come out with more
Speaker 2: problems than what you went in the room with. It's
Speaker 2: a scam. I'm done.
Speaker 1: My medical monster is lying in my head with Lily's
Speaker 1: on his chest. He is dead. He is gone. He
Speaker 1: is gone.
Speaker 2: Literally, Baby Hueye, that's the name of my medical monster.
Speaker 2: Baby Hueye has been irradiated to death and killed by
Speaker 2: all these doctors.
Speaker 1: He's dead.
Speaker 2: I don't have medical anxiety anymore. I do not want
Speaker 2: to spend all day, every day worrying about health care.
Speaker 1: Just don't. I'd rather just die. They just they go
Speaker 1: all in.
Speaker 2: Either they deny you care or they give you way
Speaker 2: too much. It's like I went in the hospital for
Speaker 2: this for they get so In March, you all remember,
Speaker 2: I got a vaccine like I'm supposed to for shingles.
Speaker 2: It gave me fucking shingles. Then the shingles gave me meningitis,
Speaker 2: which put me in the hospital. When I go into
Speaker 2: the hospital, what do they want to do. Oh, we're
Speaker 2: gonna put you on hepron. Why I don't take hepron.
Speaker 2: Oh we give it to all patients to keep their
Speaker 2: blood thin. Well I don't want your hepron.
Speaker 1: No, thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh and we don't have your blood pressure pill ibersartan,
Speaker 2: but we have this blood pressure pill. I don't want
Speaker 2: to switch blood pressure pills. I'll just bring mine from home.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you can't do that. Yes I can, Yes
Speaker 2: I will, Yes, I'm going to. So I didn't take
Speaker 2: the blood pressure pills they gave me. Then they wanted
Speaker 2: to give me some other medication. I've never heard of that. Oh,
Speaker 2: we give it to all the patients. Well you're not
Speaker 2: giving it to me. So they tried to give me
Speaker 2: three drugs when I was in the hospital that I
Speaker 2: refused and I said I do not want them. They
Speaker 2: tried to give me opiate painkillers. I said, I'll take
Speaker 2: a time, then I'll thank you. Oh we'll get you that. No,
Speaker 2: I have some in my bag. That's fine. It's just
Speaker 2: either you're getting not enough care, or you're getting way
Speaker 2: too much care. It's and it's because it's for profit.
Speaker 2: In England, they do not do this. I watch twenty
Speaker 2: four hours in the ae An ultrasound is the beginning
Speaker 2: of everything. They don't do a ct before. I was
Speaker 2: told we can't do the ultrasound until we do the mammogram.
Speaker 1: Over in Europe.
Speaker 2: Other way around, we do the ultrasound first, because the
Speaker 2: government pays for things over there, and they do things
Speaker 2: more cost effectively over here. Run up that bill, run
Speaker 2: it up. It's just it's terrible, as terrible as this
Speaker 2: father giving his son an air fifteen after being told,
Speaker 2: and he's been arrested and charged with manslaughter. And he
Speaker 2: should be he should be the father. He should be
Speaker 2: in jail, just like the son. You are approached by
Speaker 2: the police, you are told your son has a problem,
Speaker 2: and then you give him a fucking gun.
Speaker 1: Go to jail.
Speaker 2: Go directly to jail, Do not pass, go, do not collect.
Speaker 2: Two hundred dollars. Has monopoly changed that now? It should
Speaker 2: be like five hundred dollars when you I mean inflation.
Speaker 2: Have they changed the prices of monopoly property? They really
Speaker 2: probably should I mean, park place still should be expensive
Speaker 2: like in the millions. You know, Mediterranean and Baltic and
Speaker 2: all of that, those should still be cheap and not
Speaker 2: that cheap. You know, Baltic should now be like I
Speaker 2: don't know, one hundred thousand dollars. The railroads, Oh remember
Speaker 2: they were two hundred bucks to buy a railroad owned?
Speaker 2: That should be like ten thousand. Now have they changed
Speaker 2: the prices in monopoly? I wonder, I random thought, but
Speaker 2: I wonder how they So this father is in jail
Speaker 2: and should be. But it just brings the bigger question,
Speaker 2: you know I talked yesterday, is tragedy inevitable? In other words,
Speaker 2: because we are human and because some of us are
Speaker 2: whacked out crazy or make really bad decisions. Is it
Speaker 2: just always going to be this way? Well, I can
Speaker 2: honestly say, if the father had not given the kid
Speaker 2: the air of fifteen, this tragedy would not have happened.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't have happened. Maybe he would have found another gun.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know, but the fact is it would
Speaker 2: not have happened the way it happened if the father
Speaker 2: hadn't ignored the warnings. And you know so many times
Speaker 2: as warning signs that nobody wants to look at or see.
Speaker 2: You know, I know you and I we meet people
Speaker 2: and we know they're fucking unhinged. And believe me, I
Speaker 2: meet people at the park and it's like, ooh, stand
Speaker 2: back from that person. You know, and I know you
Speaker 2: do the same thing. You meet some people and you think, oh,
Speaker 2: they're very likely to become a.
Speaker 1: Mass mass shooter.
Speaker 2: And I don't understand why people in the world, in
Speaker 2: these people's worlds, in their families, or someone said well
Speaker 2: they should yesterday on the comments under the video and said,
Speaker 2: well they should have institutionalized him.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. That's fascism.
Speaker 2: You cannot put someone away just because you think they're
Speaker 2: a danger.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 2: If that were the case, we'd block up sixty three
Speaker 2: million people that vote for Donald Trump because they're a danger.
Speaker 1: So you can't.
Speaker 2: Unless they've done something to themselves or others, you can't
Speaker 2: put them away. It's minority report. It's trying to stop
Speaker 2: a crime before it happens, and you can't. So is
Speaker 2: it inevitable? We have we have followers that keep buying
Speaker 2: guns for their children, and MAGA supports this.
Speaker 1: You'll see the.
Speaker 2: Whole families holding the ar fifteens. MAGA is just as
Speaker 2: much to blame for this killing anybody else, the NRA
Speaker 2: and MAGA.
Speaker 1: The blood's on their hands.
Speaker 2: I guarantee you, the fathers of Maggot, I guarantee it.
Speaker 1: I guarantee it. Liberals do not buy their fourteen year
Speaker 1: old's guns for Christmas. Okay, they just don't.
Speaker 2: As a whole. I can tell you most progressives or
Speaker 2: liberals do not buy their children firearms for Christmas.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: They don't want something under the tree that could accidentally
Speaker 2: go off and kill Santa. Okay, So liberals do not
Speaker 2: buy their children weapons. They buy them, you know, video games,
Speaker 2: they PlayStations whatever.
Speaker 1: You know what A just a freakin mess. Don't forget.
Speaker 1: We have the.
Speaker 2: Chatroom YouTube dot com, Forward slash really Carrel, But if
Speaker 2: you weren't able to be there to chat, you can
Speaker 2: go in the comments below. Kaiser does that crap? That's right.
Speaker 2: I can't get an attorney to take my case about
Speaker 2: the shingles. No one will sue Glaxo Smith Climb for me, nobody.
Speaker 2: Gavin McLoud should have never given Reute Ralph mee Ralphie
Speaker 2: that b begun for Christmas. I don't know what that's about.
Speaker 1: Oh I've got a Christmas story. I don't. I didn't.
Speaker 2: That's the one holiday, you know. I was just gonna
Speaker 2: talk about movies. It's the weekend, and everybody's roasting. LA's
Speaker 2: chainting because they're over one hundred amateurs. We've been over
Speaker 2: one hundred for one hundred days. You rank amateurs.
Speaker 1: But oh, it's one hundred and five in Studio Citio.
Speaker 1: What with you? You know it's one hundred and twenty here?
Speaker 1: This just calm the fuck down.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so the West Coast is sizzling and a
Speaker 2: good place to beat the heat of the movies, so
Speaker 2: I thought, And you know, the Beetlejuice movie opens this weekend.
Speaker 2: It's gonna make crazy amounts of money. All of us
Speaker 2: want to see it. I want to see it. Don't
Speaker 2: you want to see it? I want to see it.
Speaker 2: They're all in it. We're on a rider, everybody. Michael
Speaker 2: Keaton plus Now, what's her name? I always call her
Speaker 2: Christina Ricci because she plays Wednesday, and to me, Wednesday
Speaker 2: will always be Christina Ricci. But it's that new girl.
Speaker 2: I forget her name, but she's fabulous. Jenna or Taka.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: She's wonderful, She's in it. Keaton's in it. Who's changed
Speaker 2: his name? He now wants to be Michael Keaton Douglas
Speaker 2: because his real name is Michael Douglas. And when he
Speaker 2: became a star, they said, there's already a Michael Douglas.
Speaker 2: You got to be somebody else, so Michael Keaton, but
Speaker 2: his real name is Michael Keaton Douglas. That's like my
Speaker 2: favorite artist from Europe, Emily Sondae, who I listened to
Speaker 2: all morning this morning. Emily Sonday's real name is Adele
Speaker 2: Emily Adele Sondae, and in her life she went by Adele,
Speaker 2: and when she released her album, they said, you can't
Speaker 2: be Adele Sondae because there's already an Adele. So that's
Speaker 2: when she said, okay, I'll be Emily Sonde just like me.
Speaker 2: My name is Charles Raymond Carrell Boule.
Speaker 1: The second.
Speaker 2: When I started doing music, because I was a writer
Speaker 2: and writing under the name Charles Boulet, it was told
Speaker 2: to me that I shouldn't, you know, keep that as
Speaker 2: my professional name, so Carrel Andrew picked it, which means Charles.
Speaker 2: By the way, Carrell was born. Carrell is check for Chuck.
Speaker 2: It means Charles, So Carrell was born in nineteen ninety. Oh,
Speaker 2: I have the ticket over here. I have the ticket
Speaker 2: to My first show is Carell right here here it is?
Speaker 2: What here was it? Oh my god, nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Corrella is old. Two thousand and two twelve,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. Oh my god, Corrella is twenty four years old?
Speaker 2: Or twenty two. Carrel's twenty two. He can vote now,
Speaker 2: he can drink ninety two, two thousand and two, twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, twenty twenty two. Oh hell, Corrella is thirty
Speaker 2: two years old.
Speaker 1: He old? Corrella is old.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm sixty one. Carrel is only thirty two. That's
Speaker 2: why I look so youthful. That's well. Anyway, So we
Speaker 2: were going to talk about movies. I want to see
Speaker 2: Beetle Juice. I know you want to see Beetle Juice.
Speaker 2: But uh, there is a problem these days with getting
Speaker 2: us to the movies. How many of you still go
Speaker 2: to the movies. I love the movies. I love the theater.
Speaker 2: Ember loves the theater. She sleeps in the chair right
Speaker 2: next to me.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I love the whole experience of the movies. I love
Speaker 2: the previews, I love all of it, and yet I
Speaker 2: just can't seem to get there. I can't tell you
Speaker 2: how many times I've been sitting here at the house.
Speaker 2: I'll launch fandango, I'll find a movie time, I'll even
Speaker 2: check the seats because you can see how many seats
Speaker 2: are full. I'll even pick a seat. And then I
Speaker 2: just don't buy it. I just I think, well, it's
Speaker 2: eleven dollars plus the time in the gas, and you
Speaker 2: could see a free movie on Netflix or Cinemax or
Speaker 2: Max or whatever it's called. You know, there's movies on
Speaker 2: or you could rent a movie for nine dollars, and
Speaker 2: you know, and that's what's killing the movie industry, that
Speaker 2: attitude like, well, it's eleven dollars to go to the
Speaker 2: movies and I could rent one for nine and blah
Speaker 2: blah blah blahlahlah blah blah. I will be going to
Speaker 2: see Beetlejuice next week. I go during the week because
Speaker 2: I can. There's no need to go on the weekend,
Speaker 2: especially in Nevada. COVID is at an all time high again.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, COVID big headline Nevada has more COVID now
Speaker 2: than during the pandemic. And people yesterday, I wore a
Speaker 2: mask everywhere. I wore a mask in every doctor's office,
Speaker 2: every scan. I'm wearing a mask this morning when I
Speaker 2: go to doctors. Nobody was masked up, nobody more COVID
Speaker 2: out than ever before. And people are just skipped to
Speaker 2: malou running without masks.
Speaker 1: Morons.
Speaker 2: All right, I am corel be who you want to be,
Speaker 2: so heard anybody. We'll be back on Monday at our
Speaker 2: normal time at ten o'clock. Thank you for joining me
Speaker 2: early today so I can get to a ten o'clock
Speaker 2: appointment with a beautiful surgeon.
Speaker 1: I want to be bad gus h. I want I
Speaker 1: wonder what she's wearing today. I want to go just
Speaker 1: to see what she's wearing. So thank you Lese pumments
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