Speaker 1: Oh well, that's a.
Speaker 2: Hello and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan, I'm Jacob and
Speaker 2: today is the cult member of Live Show Baby, Sir.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we're gonna be admitting all of the good
Speaker 2: cult members in here, and uh yeah, we're gonna get
Speaker 2: a little wild tonight. I'm sure with all the cult
Speaker 2: members helping us dive into these wild rabbit holes, it
Speaker 2: seems like there's always something new every day. This is
Speaker 2: why we do it every day. This is what we
Speaker 2: love to do, uncovering all of the occults, everything that
Speaker 2: is hidden to us right in front of our eyes.
Speaker 2: A lot of times they get cocky with it, you know,
Speaker 2: they think that they can just go out and just
Speaker 2: do whatever the fuck they want. And if you got
Speaker 2: your third eye all the way open, you're saying, nah,
Speaker 2: I don't think so, not today, yo.
Speaker 3: I will apologize now if I seem like I'm a
Speaker 3: little out of it.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm getting into it right now. Quite the day.
Speaker 3: Literally, from the time me and you shot the episode today,
Speaker 3: as a matter of fact, with Deplorable Janet, from the
Speaker 3: time we started that pod to now, I have not stopped.
Speaker 3: Like I have not had a collective ten minutes of
Speaker 3: like sitting there and just playing on my phone. Dude,
Speaker 3: it has been one thing after another. Uh, it's just
Speaker 3: not bad, not bad, just.
Speaker 1: Busy, busy, busy, busy, busy.
Speaker 3: But we're here, man, we're locked in, We're happening, We're
Speaker 3: making the fucking happen here.
Speaker 2: Hey, dude, Yeah, I mean sometimes you just got to
Speaker 2: keep on going. And Jacob, I don't know if there
Speaker 2: was a fucking whistle yet, sir, so oh.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, ain't been no whistle. Ain't been no bell.
Speaker 3: It's still fourth quarter and we ain't quitting just yet.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying I'm getting there. I'm halfway through
Speaker 3: an energy drink, so I'm waking up. I'm getting there.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, Well, getting over to the chat, Anthony said,
Speaker 1: what up, Fellas?
Speaker 2: What up? Anthony? The soft g and Gypsy? I love it?
Speaker 2: What Royce?
Speaker 4: Uh, same old brother, same old good to see you, buddy,
Speaker 4: and the white boy Wizard saying good evening you glorious
Speaker 4: bastards in witch Is.
Speaker 1: Sir, Well, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've been paying attention to what's
Speaker 3: been going on here. Yeah, you know, we don't have
Speaker 3: to go geopolitical on this one. What I will say is,
Speaker 3: like you would think that things would be starting to
Speaker 3: like taper off and like calm down a little bit.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: We had one side of negotiating and saying they'll be
Speaker 3: willing to come to the table to have some peace talks.
Speaker 3: The other side kind of acted like they were for
Speaker 3: a second and then they.
Speaker 1: Said, got gotcha, bitch, and they were right back at it.
Speaker 3: Moscow has been blown the fuck out of for the
Speaker 3: past couple of days. Ukraine's got their own shit going on.
Speaker 3: Israel I don't even know what the fuck's happening with
Speaker 3: Gaza right now. It depends on who you ask, depends
Speaker 3: on what's going on. While there, hoothy rebels decided to
Speaker 3: fuck around and touch our boats and they just got
Speaker 3: absolutely lit the fuck up for the past few days.
Speaker 3: It's wonderful, it's beautiful. Yeah, man, it's just it's a
Speaker 3: crazy time to be alive right now.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's just what's happening in the political realm.
Speaker 3: Then we still haven't done our episode on the JFK
Speaker 3: Files have gotten released. Listen, everybody, I promise you it
Speaker 3: is coming. That is sixty thousand pages to go through
Speaker 3: to find the keynotes that are worth making an episode about.
Speaker 3: Give us, give us a minute. Okay, let's all take
Speaker 3: the breath and read on.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. But it's coming. Promise you
Speaker 1: it's coming.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah. We're definitely going to be diving into it.
Speaker 2: There's just like we said, obviously, there's there's so much
Speaker 2: and to be honest, I think we kind of have
Speaker 2: to do it every day, multiple times a day in
Speaker 2: order to even try and keep up with it. In
Speaker 2: the first place. You know, you got the whole thing
Speaker 2: being discovered underneath the underneath the pyramids, which is really crazy.
Speaker 2: Some people are actually questioning that science as far as
Speaker 2: that specific type of radar and whatever. I mean, I
Speaker 2: imagine that that questioning is probably coming from the Smithsonian
Speaker 2: or Egyptologists or something like that, where it's like, what
Speaker 2: do you mean you're questioning it? Like they found and
Speaker 2: I mean, I get it, it's probably not a perfect
Speaker 2: kind of technology, but what is But if they're picking
Speaker 2: something up that is beneath the pyramids that has been
Speaker 2: I don't want to say, prophesied for hundreds of years
Speaker 2: but thought about at least and talked about that there
Speaker 2: could be something beneath the pyramids. You know, it's like
Speaker 2: Easter Island, you know, like those bodies were down there,
Speaker 2: you know, it wasn't just the heads. Could there be
Speaker 2: something more to the to the pyramids.
Speaker 3: And so I watch a couple of different educational shows
Speaker 3: on YouTube, right, and some like modern day science communicators.
Speaker 3: They're not actually scientists themselves, they're not actually archaeological people themselves,
Speaker 3: but they do reporting on these types of things, and
Speaker 3: typically I enjoy their kinds of content. You know, they
Speaker 3: talk about some like new finds that were discovered.
Speaker 1: In Ohio and Canada or whatever the case.
Speaker 3: It's cool stuff, it's cool stuff, and I get down
Speaker 3: on that kind of shit. Right, That's where I learned
Speaker 3: about dogger Land and all of these things. However, all
Speaker 3: of them that I watch on YouTube, i'd say half,
Speaker 3: I'll give it about a half and half half of
Speaker 3: them did an episode or did a show about these
Speaker 3: quote unquote new findings under the pyramids.
Speaker 1: The other half, for like, that report was from twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Two, and y'all are just now hearing about it, Papa,
Speaker 3: and it's like, well then, where the fuck were you
Speaker 3: three years ago to tell us about it? My boy,
Speaker 3: first of all, and then they were like, listen, this
Speaker 3: is not peer reviewed and it hasn't been seen by yes,
Speaker 3: it has for three years. It's been in the public eye,
Speaker 3: and if anybody was able to dispel it, they would
Speaker 3: have by now.
Speaker 1: I don't exactly know why. Now that's the thing. The
Speaker 1: paper itself is from three years ago.
Speaker 3: Now they're getting ready to release that four hour conversation
Speaker 3: about it. Don't get me wrong, but I don't understand
Speaker 3: why that is making its way into the headlines right now. Right,
Speaker 3: I'm wondering if this is a little bit of that
Speaker 3: slide of hand, if quote unquote they the powers that be, academia,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call they knew about this from
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: Why are we just now see it everywhere? Is this
Speaker 1: a little bit of look over here, not over here
Speaker 1: kind of thing?
Speaker 2: It's definitely possible. I think that, you know, I've been
Speaker 2: trying to speculate as far as like, all right, so
Speaker 2: we already know that the Pyramids were built at least
Speaker 2: eight thousand years ago, like at least that long ago,
Speaker 2: or I don't want to say we know. I don't
Speaker 2: like to speak on behalf of the world. Whenever people
Speaker 2: are like, oh science, we found it or we found
Speaker 2: I'm like, I didn't do it. I'm just saying. You know,
Speaker 2: some people believe that the Pyramids were probably eight to ten,
Speaker 2: if not more, thousands of years ago, And you know,
Speaker 2: we we've always thought, well, you know that far back
Speaker 2: or a little bit farther back, you're probably talking about
Speaker 2: the caveman, or you're talking about an uncivilized civilization. Clearly
Speaker 2: they couldn't have known how to, you know, fuck with
Speaker 2: technology in any kind of way. And clearly they were
Speaker 2: just trying to stay alive. There was a savage nation
Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff. But then I like
Speaker 2: to think, all right, you know, if there really is
Speaker 2: this kind of wild technology and they were somehow generating
Speaker 2: electricity thousands upon thousands of years ago, does that lean
Speaker 2: a little credence to aliens.
Speaker 1: It's possible. Now.
Speaker 3: The official narrative, of course, is that the Great Pyramids
Speaker 3: of Giza were built sometime between twenty six hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty five hundred BC, right, And there's all this documentation
Speaker 3: to say who built it, and they built it in
Speaker 3: thirty years, right somewhere between fifteen and thirty years, because
Speaker 3: they had to build it, tear it down, and rebuild
Speaker 3: it again. And this is the whole narrative we've had
Speaker 3: for forever. Yet somehow everybody just happened to forget to
Speaker 3: mention the little fact of these giant structures underneath them.
Speaker 3: Somehow that just didn't make it into the legend that
Speaker 3: we do. It's got told over.
Speaker 1: And over again. I forgot, you know.
Speaker 2: And even if it was just something I don't want
Speaker 2: to say simple, because you know, having some kind of
Speaker 2: mechanism in order to give you clean water by by
Speaker 2: no means underneath the pyramid is simple. But how they
Speaker 2: correlate with certain chain, the exact location in which the
Speaker 2: pyramids are in, how they mirror the Orion's belt, and
Speaker 2: also like other pyramids. I don't know if you saw
Speaker 2: this picture, there are other pyramids all across the world,
Speaker 2: and if you take I don't know if the Egyptian
Speaker 2: pyramids would be the one of the middle stars of
Speaker 2: Orion's belt or what. But essentially, if you take a
Speaker 2: bunch of pyramids all over the world, they form the
Speaker 2: same kind of constellation in a way that they're laid
Speaker 2: out on earth, the same exact kind of constellation that
Speaker 2: is in the sky, the same exact placement on the
Speaker 2: earth as you know, as as they are above us
Speaker 2: in that kind of way. So it's kind of like
Speaker 2: maybe even the Egyptian pyramids could be at a micro
Speaker 2: scale in comparison to you know, what they're really trying
Speaker 2: to do all across the world, and not just in Egypt.
Speaker 2: So that's I saw something like that, and I was like, dude,
Speaker 2: those pyramids and those other countries and those other lands
Speaker 2: are placed in very specific ways to them, just like
Speaker 2: there's got to be something there too. And how about
Speaker 2: all the different civilizations all across the world all using pyramids.
Speaker 2: Surely it wasn't a big dick kind of move, right,
Speaker 2: Like it had to been some kind of purpose. Yes,
Speaker 2: not all of them, of course, I know that some
Speaker 2: of them are fucked, but right, I want to look
Speaker 2: at it from both sides here, Okay, like even when
Speaker 2: you really really break it down, Okay, And I might
Speaker 2: be grossly oversimplifying the insane amount of work instructure that
Speaker 2: goes into a pyramid, Like I'm not underplaying the Great
Speaker 2: Pyramid of Giza or the one that cheats Anitza.
Speaker 1: I'm not downscaling it. But we also understand that this would.
Speaker 3: Be the perfection of what we commonly refer to as
Speaker 3: the pile. Right, Like, this is just a perfect pile
Speaker 3: of rocks, perfectly cut, perfectly shaped, and all this stuff,
Speaker 3: it's just a pile. And like I've watched a little
Speaker 3: kid with legos accidentally build a pyramid going one less
Speaker 3: each one all the way up and stuff. So like,
Speaker 3: I'm not the idea of how to do it in
Speaker 3: that engineering way that doesn't like strike me as the
Speaker 3: ooze and the ohz.
Speaker 1: Now the scale, the size.
Speaker 3: The amount of work, the amount of weight, and the
Speaker 3: how do you cut these stones from these quarries and
Speaker 3: like all of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, But.
Speaker 3: Then it's like, Okay, not all pyramids are created equal,
Speaker 3: right the one on Easter Island, allegedly, they're saying that
Speaker 3: that's not even a pyramid, that's just a mountain that
Speaker 3: just so happens to be built equally on all four sides,
Speaker 3: in the shape of pyramid that the Jungle overtook allegedly.
Speaker 3: Right then we got the pyramids that the Aztecs built,
Speaker 3: the mines built, and all of that.
Speaker 1: They're not exactly the same as the pyramids at Giza.
Speaker 3: They are like a full step up each way, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean, they're not smooth on each side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they got their own, they got their own flavor,
Speaker 2: their own flair to it.
Speaker 3: It's so we got the Cambodian pyramids, and we know
Speaker 3: for a fact those were built to be temple structures,
Speaker 3: and it's like some of them were used as temples,
Speaker 3: some of them were used for sacrifices. The a text
Speaker 3: are famous for this. We have no fucking clue what
Speaker 3: the Egyptians built theres for. Some of them were for
Speaker 3: burial mounds, like the smaller ones that are all around
Speaker 3: that area. We absolutely have found sarcophagus and stuff in there.
Speaker 3: But all of these different cultures all making pyramids, that
Speaker 3: doesn't strike me as incredibly crazy because it's a pile.
Speaker 3: It's the perfect pile. But there's there's twists to it.
Speaker 3: There's cultural differences, significant cultural differences to each one that
Speaker 3: kind of give it their own flair. And I'm not
Speaker 3: saying there's no connection. I'm just saying it's interesting to
Speaker 3: look at what those connections might be.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know, I think that it's more
Speaker 2: than a coincidence and more than just well it's just
Speaker 2: a simple pile to build, to be finding them literally
Speaker 2: in thousands of places all across the world. I mean,
Speaker 2: we saw the what was it, the whole like pyramid,
Speaker 2: like a field of pyramids over in China that we
Speaker 2: just found out about, right, Like, you got the the
Speaker 2: thing that kind of looks like a pyramid. I believe
Speaker 2: it's probably some kind of pyramid in Antarctica. They're just saying, well,
Speaker 2: it's perfectly it's a perfectly geometric mountain. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm just like you know, they're all over the place,
Speaker 2: and I have a hard time believing that it's just
Speaker 2: happenstance that every single culture, possibly not ever, not every culture,
Speaker 2: but a lot of different cultures all had the same idea,
Speaker 2: like where is this coming from? Like and first of all,
Speaker 2: if you're stacking things, typically you would stack something for
Speaker 2: a reason. Maybe you're you have a woodpile. You're stacking
Speaker 2: a bunch of wood you have. Maybe you're a mason,
Speaker 2: you're stacking a bunch of bricks. Why are you stacking
Speaker 2: like one hundred ton solid boulders on top of each
Speaker 2: other to never use them again. It's usually like a
Speaker 2: storage kind of thing. If you're gonna be stacking them
Speaker 2: up like that, they weren't used for that. They're still there.
Speaker 1: No, it's structures. It ain't ain't just for storage, that's
Speaker 1: for sure.
Speaker 2: Well that's my point. And so like what's the significance
Speaker 2: of the structure then, and why is that pyramid on
Speaker 2: the back of the dollar bill? Like clearly it's not
Speaker 2: just some kind of landmark, right, And so if you're
Speaker 2: using it within the occult, which you know a lot
Speaker 2: of people do use a triangle in the occult, especially,
Speaker 2: you know, think about the Star of David and all
Speaker 2: the like the the pentagrams and and shit like that.
Speaker 2: All those are is just two triangles upside down on
Speaker 2: each other, right, Like, uh, you got for the Star
Speaker 2: of David, it's the well, not the Star David. The
Speaker 2: pentagram is just two triangles and one pointing out.
Speaker 1: The pentagram's a five point star. Homing Star of David's
Speaker 1: a sick.
Speaker 2: That's where I got it missed up then. But yeah,
Speaker 2: even still it's still like an I don't know, maybe
Speaker 2: it's esoteric or something, who knows, but I just have
Speaker 2: a hard time believing that, like all of these people
Speaker 2: got the same idea just to stack shit up, Like
Speaker 2: it's that like it's such a common thing, you know.
Speaker 1: Well it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not common that they even could shape stones in
Speaker 3: that way. It's like the Easter Island statues, which for
Speaker 3: the longest time we're the Easter Island heads. It's not
Speaker 3: common that they were able to Now statues are common, right,
Speaker 3: All these different cultures had different types of statues, some
Speaker 3: made out of clay, some made out of marble, some
Speaker 3: made out of granite, whatever the case, it's interesting and different,
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. It's like the cultural significances that
Speaker 3: make it so different that they built them to this
Speaker 3: scale and buried them up to their neck, if we
Speaker 3: are to believe that they were buried, if it wasn't
Speaker 3: us some sort of a mud flood situation or something
Speaker 3: like that. Like, so it's there's differences throughout, and that's
Speaker 3: why I like to look into it and like see
Speaker 3: the differences.
Speaker 1: Of why they are that way. But to say that
Speaker 1: all these tribes like that's crazy.
Speaker 3: They all just had this idea of like making sculptures,
Speaker 3: Like well, yeah, that's that's a thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But it's not just sculptures though. That's the thing
Speaker 2: is that they're all the same shape. You know, Like
Speaker 2: if I was to sit down and draw something, just anything,
Speaker 2: anything at all, how many people are going to replicate
Speaker 2: that same exact picture that I just drew in this moment?
Speaker 2: And if you say a thousand, you admit that we
Speaker 2: live in a matrix, like it has to be.
Speaker 1: That one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: But even all the pyramids in Egypt aren't built the
Speaker 3: same way. There's more pyramids was like in Ethiopia than
Speaker 3: there is in Egypt. We just know about it because
Speaker 3: they got the three biggests, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But I mean, like I said, the pyramids in Cambodium
Speaker 3: look completely different than the Egyptian pyramids, and the ass
Speaker 3: Tech pyramids, and the ass Tech Pyramids look completely different
Speaker 3: than the other they all they are all pyramids, but
Speaker 3: they're all slightly different in four different purposes.
Speaker 2: You know, I guess. So I don't know. I just
Speaker 2: think that's too big of a coincidence for me to
Speaker 2: just accept that, Like it was just an easy thing
Speaker 2: to build, so everybody did it. I don't know. But anyway,
Speaker 2: spirit animal, I saw you had your hand raised there, sir.
Speaker 2: I saw that Austin had his hand raised too, but
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's still here or not. But anyway,
Speaker 2: spirit animal, what you got there, sir?
Speaker 5: You talking about the pentaglama and the store of Dude.
Speaker 5: I know that the pentagram was actually used by the
Speaker 5: Catholics full long time. Also, the uh, everybody thinks that
Speaker 5: the pentagrams Satanic, it's not that that's actually the voted
Speaker 5: pentagram in the reason why because when you vote it
Speaker 5: has the two horns, the ears, and the face of
Speaker 5: a goat. But yeah, a lot of penigums in the
Speaker 5: Catholic faith in anyway. Uh, it's supposed to be used
Speaker 5: to like exercise of demons and all.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 5: It's also been used in wika and used in all
Speaker 5: different types of things like religions all over the world.
Speaker 2: It's one of those used in magic a lot. I
Speaker 2: know a lot of people use it for certain rituals
Speaker 2: and stuff, and the explanations that I've gotten from several
Speaker 2: magicians on meta mysteries. Now, some people would say, well.
Speaker 1: They're not real magicians, they're not really worship in the
Speaker 1: dark Lord, so they don't count.
Speaker 2: I call bullshit on that.
Speaker 1: They're real magicians, they know all their shit, and I
Speaker 1: guarantee you ninety nine.
Speaker 2: Out of one hundred magicians would agree with that. They're
Speaker 2: all practicing some kind of ritual and they're all getting
Speaker 2: some kind of manifestation or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 2: But anyway, whenever I would, whenever I had the pentagram
Speaker 2: explained to me, they say that, all right, so if
Speaker 2: you have just the regular pentagram with the like the
Speaker 2: correct facing point at the top like a star, right,
Speaker 2: whenever you have that, it said that you know, whether
Speaker 2: you get inside of that pentagram or you're just working
Speaker 2: with the pentagram, that you're supposed to have that point
Speaker 2: at the top, because allegedly, this is what the majority
Speaker 2: of them say. They say that you're kind of drawing
Speaker 2: in energy from the ether or from the heavens, and
Speaker 2: it's said to be just that's the tip of it's
Speaker 2: like the crown of the pentagram, and so you're going
Speaker 2: to be drawing in that energy from somewhere else. However,
Speaker 2: if you were to have the inverted pentagram like the
Speaker 2: Satanic people do, then that think about it. The tip
Speaker 2: of that star is point downward, and so you're going
Speaker 2: to be drawing energy from down under. Some say hell,
Speaker 2: some say it's the abyss wherever it is. I don't
Speaker 2: want that energy. I want that shit from the top.
Speaker 1: Personally, I have my own opinion about it, but we
Speaker 1: move on anyway.
Speaker 2: It's all evil, it's all satan.
Speaker 1: I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: What's your depenion on it?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 2: I want to hear it.
Speaker 3: Oh I've I've gone on it. How many fucking times?
Speaker 2: I don't remember you talking about the the pentagram.
Speaker 3: I don't believe the pentagram is inherently satanic or demonic
Speaker 3: or anything like that. I believe it's Uh, how can
Speaker 3: I put this as gently as I can. You know,
Speaker 3: there was a Hindu symbol that was used as a
Speaker 3: symbol of love and peace and tranquility and equidescence and
Speaker 3: all of these things forever. Right then some German dudes
Speaker 3: came around and started using it for a different purpose.
Speaker 3: Now does that take away from the original meaning in
Speaker 3: the original symbolism and the intent and how the Hindu
Speaker 3: still use it to this day. No, No it does not.
Speaker 3: Culturally and societally it gets seen that way. So the
Speaker 3: pentagram is very similar. It gets seen as overtly satanic
Speaker 3: and evil.
Speaker 1: That's just it. Jacob doesn't say that. Jacob didn't believe that. Right.
Speaker 3: However, Sam, you might be the first person I have
Speaker 3: ever heard say that the Catholics used it. Now, I
Speaker 3: will say that certain people who claim to be Catholic,
Speaker 3: who were also alchemists back in the day were using
Speaker 3: that symbol for that purpose. So like, it wasn't uncommon
Speaker 3: to see it, but like you wouldn't have seen this
Speaker 3: in a cathedral or anything like that. But that's also
Speaker 3: not because back then they saw it as a Satanic symbol. Either,
Speaker 3: they would have had other symbols to be used in
Speaker 3: their churches and stuff.
Speaker 1: That's all I was gonna sound that.
Speaker 3: But usually the Druids used it for certain things, Germanic
Speaker 3: tribes use it for certain things, Celts use it for
Speaker 3: certain things. It's now, yes, if you're going to say
Speaker 3: that anything that is not of Catholicism is clearly of Satan,
Speaker 3: and then yeah, at that point, any symbol or anything is
Speaker 3: going to be Satan. Right again, I believe there is
Speaker 3: at least some sort of areas of greater that.
Speaker 1: But oh, what is this.
Speaker 2: The ancient pentagram? A Christian symbol? This is written in
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight. It's a little bit older for
Speaker 2: an article, but I didn't know that the Christian Jews
Speaker 2: it either personally, but it says one of the more
Speaker 2: well used and worn out attacks from our critics has
Speaker 2: been the church's use of the symbol of the pentagram
Speaker 2: on some of our temples, most particularly on the early
Speaker 2: temples of this dispensation, such as Nuvou Nuavo Temple and
Speaker 2: a sweeping gesture. They passed these symbols off as absolute
Speaker 2: proof that Mormonism is. They say, oh, it's Mormonism.
Speaker 3: Well, well, well the Mountain Jews have spoken all right,
Speaker 3: the LDS.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I guess they're fucking with pentagrams.
Speaker 1: So, by the way, that didn't help the case even
Speaker 1: a little bit.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, Sam, Sorry, I'm not saying that it was
Speaker 6: just a Catholics to whatever, but I do know that
Speaker 6: for all out I did when I was started out
Speaker 6: doing the like get interested with the occult, I did,
Speaker 6: uh start out with like looking at the symbolisms of
Speaker 6: everything but the pentagrim, massa and night in the occult,
Speaker 6: it's used to different like all five elements.
Speaker 5: You have the earth when uh, yeah, earth, wind, firewater
Speaker 5: than the Spirit, which is the fifth.
Speaker 1: I've heard ether, I've heard love, I've heard spirit, I've
Speaker 1: heard the fifth thing, the unknown. You will Yeah, when
Speaker 1: you put love in and the elements and you put
Speaker 1: in love.
Speaker 5: I can't help but to think of Captain Planet.
Speaker 3: Think of the fifth element, which is I fight me on.
Speaker 3: This one of the best movies ever.
Speaker 2: I have seen it.
Speaker 1: It's hard to watch this.
Speaker 3: You need to watch it. It's one of Bruce Willis's
Speaker 3: finest hours. I'll say that.
Speaker 5: I mean, I have one of his best movies, and
Speaker 5: it's a fucking Christmas movie.
Speaker 2: Is die Hard?
Speaker 1: In fact, it is a Christmas movie, the best, the best.
Speaker 2: I don't know why people die on that hill. I'm like,
Speaker 2: who cares.
Speaker 5: Yes, the movie came out in July, but the whole,
Speaker 5: the whole premise of that movie is everything's taking place
Speaker 5: at the company's Christmas party.
Speaker 3: Hallmark Channel releases movies year round that are all Christmas
Speaker 3: love stories.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear that shit. Uh well No.
Speaker 5: They also released a movie and I watched it with
Speaker 5: my grandmother when I was a kid, called The Blue
Speaker 5: at Butcher, which based is based on a true UH
Speaker 5: event in Uh Texas. Uh, that's something I think Pete
Speaker 5: would be bout it put because and she's like said,
Speaker 5: demented shit, So she.
Speaker 2: Does love that shit for some reason. You know, I
Speaker 2: think it's it's weird, but I mean, hey, whatever your
Speaker 2: flavor is, you get down with it. I mean some
Speaker 2: people would call us crazy because we love looking into
Speaker 2: the fearful conspiracies and shit like that. Do you just
Speaker 2: love being in a state of fear all the time. No,
Speaker 2: I just like knowing how we're being manipulated and how
Speaker 2: we're being fucked with. That's personally why I like conspiracies.
Speaker 3: To bring it back to the pentagram conversation, Okay, the
Speaker 3: same way that everybody thinks that anything that's metal, right,
Speaker 3: all the metal like music, symbolism and all this stuff,
Speaker 3: oh that's all the devil.
Speaker 1: It's all satan.
Speaker 3: That's all based off of a Catholic thing actually called
Speaker 3: momento more or MORI excuse me. All of the metal
Speaker 3: symbolism that is used is all based off of a
Speaker 3: Catholic artistical expression from the sixteen hundreds. So you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't believe that the pentagram is inherently satanic. However,
Speaker 3: there are a lot of wanna be Satanic groups that
Speaker 3: have used it for that purpose, and a lot of
Speaker 3: actual Satanic groups that have used it for that purpose.
Speaker 1: What do you use?
Speaker 2: Satanic groups? They use the inverted one. They don't necessarily
Speaker 2: always use the right side up pentagram.
Speaker 1: They also use the upside down cross exactly. Everything's everything's
Speaker 1: inverted with that, and I don't I don't really job
Speaker 1: with that. But anyway, Isaac, what's up? Dude?
Speaker 6: Yo?
Speaker 1: What's up? Long time listener here, Welcome to the dude.
Speaker 5: I actually just.
Speaker 7: Got the premium uh Patreon just to join the live tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 7: and I've been listening for like three years. But anyways,
Speaker 7: to jump on the satanic thing, uh, let me know
Speaker 7: where to start. Freaking Fortnite had manifesto or whatever in
Speaker 7: it where you could sell some of your soul to
Speaker 7: them to revive players, which I try and tell my
Speaker 7: parents about that, and my little brother like plays Fortnite
Speaker 7: and it's literally just like a gateway for him.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 7: And but it's the same thing for all the other
Speaker 7: games that maybe you are out there right now, and
Speaker 7: you know it's almost unavoidable, like do I blow three?
Speaker 1: So oh yeah, I wanted to put.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty crazy in video games, dude, Like just
Speaker 2: how they weave it in there, knowing damn well that
Speaker 2: there's going to be little kids that are playing it.
Speaker 2: And if you think about it, you know, little kids
Speaker 2: are I mean most everybody starts out playing video games
Speaker 2: as a youth, right Like it's it's hardly ever you're
Speaker 2: gonna get like a thirty five year old man touching
Speaker 2: a PlayStation controller for the first time. And I mean
Speaker 2: in this day and age, obviously not back in the day.
Speaker 2: But it's so I think that it's gonna be there
Speaker 2: just to try and put little seeds into the minds
Speaker 2: of the youth and and for them to kind of
Speaker 2: just become used to that, like used to seeing that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff and normalizing that kind of stuff. That way,
Speaker 2: whenever you see Katie Perry on stage or you see
Speaker 2: you know, Travis Scott or whatever on stage and they
Speaker 2: have all these like weird satanic rituals, well now it's
Speaker 2: more pop culture than it is satanic. And that's really
Speaker 2: the back door way of getting into the minds of
Speaker 2: the young, I think.
Speaker 1: Agreed fully agreed. And it's the same with music, is
Speaker 1: the same with movies. It's the same everything.
Speaker 3: It's all it's like the in in our faith, we
Speaker 3: call it the milk versus the meat.
Speaker 1: Right, They're giving these kids the milk so that.
Speaker 3: When they get older, they're not going to even have
Speaker 3: a second thought about the meat.
Speaker 1: If this is a fair metaphorical comparison here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, and the same the same argument that we
Speaker 2: have for transitioning young kids into the opposite sex because
Speaker 2: that's what they feel like today. You know, Uh, there
Speaker 2: are certain things that you just don't do to kids.
Speaker 2: You don't present certain information to kids. My my two
Speaker 2: well he's only he's only two years old, so he
Speaker 2: doesn't even really know words yet. But by the time
Speaker 2: he gets to be like five or six, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna be telling him that, Oh yeah, there's satanic Hollywood
Speaker 2: pedophiles that you know, they they they sacrifice people just
Speaker 2: so there their movies will gain a lot more money.
Speaker 2: Fast and Furious or something, you know, along those lines.
Speaker 2: Like you gotta just be like, yeah, there's good people
Speaker 2: and then there's really bad people, and not everybody's good.
Speaker 2: The entire world is not a good place. It's uh,
Speaker 2: you know, it's a give and take. It's good and bad.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna, you know, teach my kids that this
Speaker 2: world is just such a dangerous, horrible place. And also
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna be one of those parents that just,
Speaker 2: you know, like always has some kind of ego lie
Speaker 2: on my kid, like I want you to go play,
Speaker 2: go ride your bike, go to your neighbors, you know,
Speaker 2: your your friend's house or whatever.
Speaker 5: Like.
Speaker 2: I think that people have gotten way, way, way too
Speaker 2: strict on their kids, you know, as far as as
Speaker 2: far as letting them gallivant, like think about it whenever
Speaker 2: you are young, I mean, and they say times have changed,
Speaker 2: I really don't think times have changed. I think that
Speaker 2: the perspective of this reality has changed. I don't think
Speaker 2: that the time has really morphed anything you think about it.
Speaker 2: Pedophilia has been a thing since the beginning of time.
Speaker 2: Trafficking has been a thing since the beginning of time.
Speaker 2: Organ harvesting has been a thing since the beginning of time.
Speaker 2: Satanic sacrifice as it's been a thing since the beginning
Speaker 2: of time, and so like. Why is all of it
Speaker 2: more prominent now than it was twenty years ago, is
Speaker 2: my question.
Speaker 3: I'll answer that question with another question, Why are all
Speaker 3: these people obsessed.
Speaker 1: With serial killers. They weren't. Twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: They were still no, no, these You didn't have all
Speaker 3: these women listening to murder mystery shows and podcasts and
Speaker 3: shit at all.
Speaker 1: Twenty years ago, that was not a thing. What year
Speaker 1: did Jeffrey Dahmer go to jail?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you didn't have people like appraising him and
Speaker 3: looking at how amazing he was. Ted Bundy wasn't seen
Speaker 3: as some really cool guy. If anything, this got turned
Speaker 3: into horror movies.
Speaker 2: They were both getting love letters in jail the whole time.
Speaker 2: They were there with fans who were just like, like
Speaker 2: obsessed with them.
Speaker 1: I mean, so it's not at the scale that it
Speaker 1: is now.
Speaker 3: Man, nowhere near this world has absolutely and me and
Speaker 3: you are so different in this regard. I am an
Speaker 3: absolute helicopter parent because I know how evil this world is,
Speaker 3: and I prepare my children for it as such. That's
Speaker 3: why my children know how to fight. That's why they
Speaker 3: know how to use knives. That's why they both know
Speaker 3: how to shoot. That's why we I tell them what
Speaker 3: our evacuation plans are. That's why I don't allow them
Speaker 3: to go sleep over people's houses anymore.
Speaker 1: Like fuck that dude, this world is so fucked up.
Speaker 3: It only takes one time and then what you can't
Speaker 3: undo certain evil to a child.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not saying that I'm just gonna let my
Speaker 2: kid go sleep over at some rando's house, Like I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get to know the parents and we're gonna have
Speaker 2: some kind of friendship or relationship before I let my daughters,
Speaker 2: you know, sleep over your place. And to be honest, Mike,
Speaker 2: you know, my kid, I think she was she ever.
Speaker 2: She only ever sleeps at like one friend's house outside
Speaker 2: of my sister's you know sister's house, so she can
Speaker 2: play with their cousins and shit. So I'm not like
Speaker 2: somebody who's like, oh, yeah, take my kid for the
Speaker 2: night or anything. I'm not like that. I'm just saying
Speaker 2: I'm not so uptight and I and it's only because
Speaker 2: I see so many parents and I mean, to each
Speaker 2: their own. I'm not trying to say what's right and
Speaker 2: what's wrong. I'm just saying what my opinion is on
Speaker 2: you know, developing children and stuff like that. I just
Speaker 2: think that you know, if you hold them down so
Speaker 2: much and you try and protect them so much, that
Speaker 2: is how that rebellion starts in the teens, bro, and
Speaker 2: so yeah, you might have good control of them until
Speaker 2: they reach twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, something like that. But
Speaker 2: if you hold them down too much, and I've seen
Speaker 2: it with my own eyes, you hold them down too much,
Speaker 2: and you restrict them from going and doing what they
Speaker 2: want to do and letting them at least have some
Speaker 2: type of freedom. Dude, they're going to rebel like a
Speaker 2: bat out of hell and you're going to wish you
Speaker 2: let your kids stay over at somebody's house one night.
Speaker 3: Oh no, No, I don't believe in keeping them from things.
Speaker 3: I don't want them to live in a little bubble.
Speaker 3: I want them to be fully aware of the world
Speaker 3: that they're going to step into. That's that's my thing.
Speaker 3: I don't believe in hiding them from the world. I
Speaker 3: believe in exposing them to the world. But with the
Speaker 3: proper lens and the proper scope. And it's very hard
Speaker 3: to do that with kids. And I'm not trying to
Speaker 3: say one way is necessarily better or worse than the other,
Speaker 3: but like, for instance, as it's talking at the celebrities
Speaker 3: and shit, my eleven year old is asked me what's
Speaker 3: the deal with p Diddy? Like he hears his friends
Speaker 3: at school talking about things and whatever and like okay, cool,
Speaker 3: coo cool. But like, dude, I can't exactly explain what
Speaker 3: happened with Diddy or with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: He's asked about that too.
Speaker 3: I can give him certain portions of the story, but
Speaker 3: I can't give him all of the story just yet.
Speaker 3: And the two younger ones that I can't give them
Speaker 3: pretty much any bit of that story because they're not
Speaker 3: old enough to understand the perspective of like what that
Speaker 3: means just yet. But yeah, you absolutely have to teach them,
Speaker 3: like certain behavioral traits of like hey, if a person
Speaker 3: adult kid doesn't matter, starts doing this, starts suggesting this,
Speaker 3: starts asking these types of questions, this is not normal,
Speaker 3: This is not okay, This is not something that is like, oh,
Speaker 3: they're just kind of weird. Don't worry about that. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: you have to worry about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not saying by any means to not have
Speaker 2: real life talk with your kids, Like, yeah, you got
Speaker 2: to fill them in with what the fuck's going on here?
Speaker 2: But I think I've developed a very different view, especially
Speaker 2: with all the years that we've been doing this conspiracy show,
Speaker 2: in that a lot of people and I don't know
Speaker 2: what the percentage of that is. Maybe a lot of
Speaker 2: people is five percent, ten percent, whatever the percentage is,
Speaker 2: but I would venture to say that there's probably ten
Speaker 2: or fifteen percent of people that listen not only our
Speaker 2: conspiracy show, but all the conspiracy shows out there, and
Speaker 2: they listen to it, and they become fearful, and they
Speaker 2: become scared, and they become worried, and now they're the
Speaker 2: extra helicopter parents, so they keep themselves inside and they
Speaker 2: don't even go outside or anything. I don't want that.
Speaker 2: I want people to live their lives. I want people
Speaker 2: to not live in fear and always have that protective
Speaker 2: burden that you have to have all the time. I'm
Speaker 2: not saying it's necessarily a burden, but you know what
Speaker 2: I'm trying to say, Like, some people go above and
Speaker 2: beyond as far as protecting themselves and protecting their family,
Speaker 2: and I think you gotta let them fucking breathe a
Speaker 2: little bit off.
Speaker 3: That I can't have my eleven year old carry a
Speaker 3: weapon at all times. That's how I see the world,
Speaker 3: and that's not out of fear, that's out of being prepared.
Speaker 1: But that's just me. Yeah, I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: But anyway, zombie, what's your thoughts on this? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I had, my voice is gone, so I sound like
Speaker 8: I've smoked a million packs of cigarettes to day. But
Speaker 8: when it comes to essay and love you and uh
Speaker 8: children sleeping over, the percentages don't lie. It's eighty percent,
Speaker 8: and I almost I'd wager at eighty five percent of
Speaker 8: people closest to you, your best friends dot dot dot
Speaker 8: or your family members that commit those crabs, love you
Speaker 8: good night, and it's uh as I'm trying only talk this,
Speaker 8: it's like what's going on, but that like they have.
Speaker 8: I've watched so much about that and most of the
Speaker 8: criminal uh people that actually try and they tell you
Speaker 8: flat out don't allow your children to sleep anywhere. Your
Speaker 8: family unfortunately seems to be the ones that commit the
Speaker 8: most crimes, or your closest friends. So I understand what
Speaker 8: you're saying, Jonaton, but I also don't agree. My kids
Speaker 8: don't sleep anywhere, well, they stay here.
Speaker 2: Just to use it as an example, Jacob, my best friend, right,
Speaker 2: I would have no problem letting my kids stay over
Speaker 2: at your house because I know what kind of parent
Speaker 2: you are. I know how you're You're very responsible, you
Speaker 2: are very involved with the kids' lives. You're not just
Speaker 2: gonna let them go gallivant. You're gonna keep an eye
Speaker 2: on them. Like that makes me feel good. So that's
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that I'm just gonna let everybody and
Speaker 2: anybody in on this like of course.
Speaker 3: But there's also a reason why there's the uh, the
Speaker 3: colloquial uncle who touched you at growing up. There's a
Speaker 3: reason why that's a joke in all the comedy bits
Speaker 3: is because that's so systemic that that's like a real
Speaker 3: thing that resonates with that much of the crowd.
Speaker 2: Well, sure, and that's all the more reason why you
Speaker 2: need to have a conversation with your kids and say, like, look,
Speaker 2: if if anybody ever does anything like that to you,
Speaker 2: I don't care if it's you know, give you some
Speaker 2: kind of look, if they give you some kind of touch,
Speaker 2: or they make some kind of gesture in any kind
Speaker 2: of way, you let me know because they're not supposed
Speaker 2: to be doing that. And if they do do that,
Speaker 2: you come and let me know. And they'll never fucking
Speaker 2: do it again, I can promise you that, So, I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know, that's maybe I'm kind of just looking
Speaker 2: for a reason to, you know, pummel somebody into the
Speaker 2: dirt if they want to go and try. I don't
Speaker 2: welcome that by any means.
Speaker 3: By life, this was the world we grew up in, though, Bro,
Speaker 3: it's not the nineties anymore, and it's not the early
Speaker 3: two thousands.
Speaker 1: Like the world has really changed.
Speaker 3: And I would argue because of the Internet and because
Speaker 3: of how people's minds have shifted. And I'm not saying
Speaker 3: like every person, the vast majority of the sikos out
Speaker 3: there are sicker now than they were twenty years ago,
Speaker 3: and there's more of them. Like it's like it's not
Speaker 3: a fun conversation to have. But it's all I think,
Speaker 3: you're just.
Speaker 2: Hearing more about it now though.
Speaker 3: Because more people are reporting it. More things maybe didn't
Speaker 3: used to happen and people just didn't talk about it
Speaker 3: for twenty thirty years, but now that it's being reported
Speaker 3: to these levels, it's just like Raven said, the statistics
Speaker 3: don't lie. The numbers are the numbers, and it's just
Speaker 3: it's not a fun place. But sure, but in the
Speaker 3: time that we were growing up. You would only hear
Speaker 3: the local kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna hear if you live in Louisiana, you
Speaker 2: wouldn't have heard about some some kind of pedophilic shit
Speaker 2: in fucking Montana, like you just you wouldn't even need
Speaker 2: to have that in front of you. And so I
Speaker 2: think that all these tiny little examples, I'm not saying
Speaker 2: tiny as in insignificant. They're very fucked but in every
Speaker 2: possible way. But what happens in Montana doesn't necessarily have
Speaker 2: something to do with my neighborhood. And so I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that I'm just completely neglecting that information by all means,
Speaker 2: I'm not just like totally okay with all of this
Speaker 2: stuff that's going on. But I think that it comes
Speaker 2: to a point where people are so damn restrictive and
Speaker 2: you're not letting your kid breathe, You're not letting your
Speaker 2: kid find themselves in any kind of way. And that's
Speaker 2: that's the difference. I mean, teach their own. Like I said,
Speaker 2: there's no right or wrong. That's just my own opinion.
Speaker 2: But zombie, I see you got your hand raised, Go ahead,
Speaker 2: fry me a little bit more.
Speaker 8: I'm just going to bring up that, like, it's not
Speaker 8: just females that are being essayed, it's males. And there's
Speaker 8: a lot more males coming forward and talking about their experiences,
Speaker 8: and it's babysitters, it's friends, and that's a big thing.
Speaker 8: We aren't just talking about adults here that are committing
Speaker 8: essay crimes against each other. We're talking about children doing
Speaker 8: it to other children. And like one of my girlfriend's
Speaker 8: works for CPS and she would call me and hearing
Speaker 8: some of the stuff that she had to deal with.
Speaker 8: It wasn't that it was fear mangally, it just confirmed that, like,
Speaker 8: you can never be too careful because though a six
Speaker 8: year old in our eyes is not going to commit
Speaker 8: a crime, now, porn is such a heavy thing, and
Speaker 8: the access too porn is so accessible. These children are
Speaker 8: seeing and hearing explicit content to where it's like, I
Speaker 8: don't know if it's a combination of things that are
Speaker 8: culturally happening, but children are committing more and more crimes
Speaker 8: against each other and it's not being restricted. I don't
Speaker 8: mind if children are here, the doors will always be open.
Speaker 8: I constantly am checking my children can still have lives,
Speaker 8: But I am in their shit twenty four to seven
Speaker 8: because I don't want them to get sexually assaulted. And
Speaker 8: as a survivor, I know what it's like to live
Speaker 8: with that, and I don't want that for anybody I know.
Speaker 8: And so I think there's a like, there is a
Speaker 8: fine dance we have to play as parents between being
Speaker 8: too smothering and not smothering enough, because unfortunately, I don't
Speaker 8: know what my neighbor next door to me is allowing
Speaker 8: our children to do and allow what they're seeing, what
Speaker 8: they're here, and what they're going to do when they
Speaker 8: get to my children. Like there's so many things, like
Speaker 8: even as my house, a neighbor behind me, this little
Speaker 8: girl had an incident and I'm the one that was
Speaker 8: told about it because everyone wanted to tell me because
Speaker 8: I was a trusted parent. So then I had to
Speaker 8: go tell the other parents, Hey, this is what happened
Speaker 8: to your little girl likes it's crazy what people do
Speaker 8: and see. So you can never be too careful.
Speaker 3: And I think you're right about the access to porn
Speaker 3: at being such a problem with it. And to that point,
Speaker 3: when we were in sixth grade, nobody had cell phones.
Speaker 3: You might have one kid, maybe who had a cell phone,
Speaker 3: but it was not something that you could pull up
Speaker 3: the Internet on.
Speaker 1: Right. Cut to my kid in sixth grade. He is
Speaker 1: one of three kids in his entire grade that doesn't
Speaker 1: have a cell phone and doesn't have internet access. And
Speaker 1: these boys are all sharing things and showing each other
Speaker 1: things and whatever the case is.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: Of course, they're sixth grade boys. Obviously, if they have
Speaker 3: access to the internet, you know what they're going to do.
Speaker 3: But that's my point. Right, there was an incident two
Speaker 3: schools over, as a matter of fact, three kids just
Speaker 3: got arrested for somebody got pictures of one of the
Speaker 3: little girls, a girlfriend of his whatever and started sharing it.
Speaker 3: In middle school. We didn't have that when we were
Speaker 3: in middle school.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 1: No, the world is absolutely not the same world we
Speaker 1: grew up in.
Speaker 2: I suppose. So I think that there just needs to
Speaker 2: be a balance, That's all I'm trying to say. I'm
Speaker 2: not trying to say be all willy nilly, free nilly
Speaker 2: or whatever about it, like, you know, just don't be
Speaker 2: suffocating in that kind of way. That's that's my personal
Speaker 2: point of view. But anyway, Luisa, you look a lot
Speaker 2: like my wife. What do you got to say.
Speaker 9: That's because I am so like Jacob said, I think
Speaker 9: it's like more of like the technology and the access
Speaker 9: to so much more that has made kids the way
Speaker 9: they are.
Speaker 10: I don't like it.
Speaker 9: Technology and the internet has been just a poison. I
Speaker 9: don't think times have changed. I think technology has advanced
Speaker 9: and that's what made it more accessible. And now we
Speaker 9: know what happened in Montana, and now we know what
Speaker 9: happened in other neighborhoods that are not just ours. And
Speaker 9: I mean, I don't disagree with you. I don't think
Speaker 9: they should be one hundred percent shelter. I do think
Speaker 9: that a lot of kids nowadays are way too sheltered. However,
Speaker 9: I do think that some sheltering is not a bad thing.
Speaker 1: And I mean that's just my opinion, but.
Speaker 2: A yeah, I agree. I think that there needs to
Speaker 2: be some kind of balance because anytime you take it
Speaker 2: to some level of an extreme, it always has to
Speaker 2: balance out. And I guess maybe just from my perspective,
Speaker 2: I got people close to me. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: name anybody in specific, but I got people close to me.
Speaker 2: They never do They don't even let their they don't
Speaker 2: let their kids go anywhere without like don't even go
Speaker 2: out the front yard. Like I'm like, dude, Like you're
Speaker 2: not allowed to ride your bike three houses down, Like
Speaker 2: that's not good either, Like you gotta let them breathe
Speaker 2: a little bit. That's my whole point on it.
Speaker 3: You can definitely do the helicopter parenting to a too
Speaker 3: far extreme, that is for sure. And that's another thing
Speaker 3: too as far as being a parent, like, for instance, drinking, Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't want my kids first time getting drunk to
Speaker 3: be at a college party because at that point they
Speaker 3: will not know what four beers feels like or four
Speaker 3: shots feels like. They won't know wait a minute, something
Speaker 3: extra is in this drink.
Speaker 1: It's not just alcohol. Somebody slip me something. They won't
Speaker 1: know anything because they have no context to know what
Speaker 1: feels like what. And that's so there's there's a balance
Speaker 1: to that, and we as parents should be exposing our
Speaker 1: children's to things responsibly under our supervision and letting them
Speaker 1: be exposed to what the world has, positive and negative,
Speaker 1: but again with us to show them and guide them,
Speaker 1: because that's ultimately our job is to create successful people.
Speaker 2: Jacob, you were a You were kind of a late
Speaker 2: bloomer to alcohol, right, like, because you were like you
Speaker 2: didn't even try alcohol until you were like after high school.
Speaker 3: This is well, senior year of high school, but even
Speaker 3: still is very very very very limited. But that's kind
Speaker 3: of my point. Right, So in my house growing up,
Speaker 3: alcohol was the devil. Like, straight up, it is satan
Speaker 3: in a bottle. Never touch it.
Speaker 1: It's evil. Blah blah blah. Cut two.
Speaker 3: I'm eighteen years old and I'm in the Marine Corps
Speaker 3: and i am getting it forced down my throat and
Speaker 3: I'm like, bro, mom and dad, lie, this shit is amazing.
Speaker 1: Cut two.
Speaker 3: I'm a raging alcoholic who cannot function without having a drink.
Speaker 1: Now, that's that's a problem.
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying Now, I am not saying
Speaker 3: that that is because I wasn't exposed to it young enough.
Speaker 3: What I am saying is that the nuance of drinking
Speaker 3: and like being drunk. Perhaps, and I don't know this
Speaker 3: for a fact, but perhaps if I would have already
Speaker 3: known what that felt like before I got to that
Speaker 3: place where it was readily accessible, perhaps I would have
Speaker 3: going about it a different way. Perhaps it would have
Speaker 3: had a different respect towards it, right, and a different
Speaker 3: view of it.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe, I mean, but even still, like how many
Speaker 2: people they've been drinking for how many years and they
Speaker 2: still get obliterated and fucking totally sloshed and don't know
Speaker 2: how to handle their shit. Like just because you get
Speaker 2: drunk one or two times with your parents in a
Speaker 2: safe environment, it's not gonna prepare you for all the
Speaker 2: keg stands and belly shots that you're gonna be doing,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like maybe maybe a little bit,
Speaker 2: and also like all right, let's say you go ahead
Speaker 2: and do that. Most kids nowadays are not waiting until
Speaker 2: they turn eighteen to drink alcohol, Dude.
Speaker 3: Now they are not. These kids have skipped the fucking
Speaker 3: hoodrat phase. I remember a time, Okay, I remember a time,
Speaker 3: and everybody in this chat, I believe, will remember a
Speaker 3: time when Mad Dog twenty twenty was the way okay,
Speaker 3: farm wine or some uh you know what it was,
Speaker 3: that other cheap shit and everybody like we these kids
Speaker 3: these days have missed all of that. Kids, high school
Speaker 3: kids are pulling up to the party with Hennessy.
Speaker 1: Y'all skipped four loco, y'all skipped all the hood rat
Speaker 1: phase of like.
Speaker 2: No buzzballs even what the fuck?
Speaker 1: Whoa buzzballs? Though? That's hack that's hack shit. Now high
Speaker 1: school kids are pulling up with like real good liquor. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, Henny, you could argue that's good enough.
Speaker 2: Got a bottle of gray Goose or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, bro, what y'all skip straight over Taka and
Speaker 1: y'all are over here now with the goose goose is.
Speaker 1: But when you get to the college age, man, you
Speaker 1: gotta hit that rock good shit early or younger anyways,
Speaker 1: to gain respect and appreciation for the good shit when
Speaker 1: you get it. They skipped all of it, man. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm saying the times have changed.
Speaker 2: I think it's literally because of all that shitty alcohol.
Speaker 2: Is why I don't really care to drink. Like I
Speaker 2: drank way too much of the shitty shit whenever I
Speaker 2: was younger. That I'm just like it put us our
Speaker 2: taste for all alcohol in my mouth. I mean, I'll
Speaker 2: have a beer from time to time, but to be honest,
Speaker 2: you know, you gotta have four or five of them
Speaker 2: to even feel anything. And by that time you're so
Speaker 2: damn bloated you're not even having a good time anyway.
Speaker 1: Yep. And see that's It's same with smoking. Everybody's on
Speaker 1: these veeps these days.
Speaker 3: They skipped having to like find a gas station that
Speaker 3: wouldn't card you and grabbing a pack of smokes and
Speaker 3: like feeling like you was a man about it. Or
Speaker 3: for me it was Philly blunts because I didn't I
Speaker 3: never cut that open and filled it with weed.
Speaker 1: I was smoking it for the cigar of it.
Speaker 3: But that gave me an appreciation for the cigars that
Speaker 3: I have in my humid door as we speak, right,
Speaker 3: I started with the dumb shit and I matured with time.
Speaker 1: It's all. It's so topsy turvy these days. Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I mean, look, we can go on about
Speaker 2: how times we change, and we can always be that
Speaker 2: po dunk man on some kind of porch that's saying.
Speaker 1: These kids will never get it. You know.
Speaker 2: I feel like we're starting to become that a little.
Speaker 1: Bitun The last time you grab some mad Dog.
Speaker 2: Probably nineteen years old.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, if you want to have a
Speaker 3: little slight blast in.
Speaker 1: The past, hits you.
Speaker 3: The gas station gets you a bottle of some mad
Speaker 3: Dog grape or some blue Rats or whatever your flavor
Speaker 3: was the orange and gets you a sip of that,
Speaker 3: and bro, I'm talking, will transport you instantly back to
Speaker 3: high school parties. And then you immediately remember why you
Speaker 3: don't drink it anymore. You're not gonna finish it. You
Speaker 3: zip and have all of the nostalgia you want. But
Speaker 3: every now and then, when I want to feel like
Speaker 3: a little bit of a hood rat, I'll give me
Speaker 3: a little mad dog or a Philly blunt, great flavored.
Speaker 2: Dude, all I gotta do is think about that terrible,
Speaker 2: terrible smell of four loco and it makes me want
Speaker 2: to puke in my mouth.
Speaker 3: I have a four logo in my fridge right now,
Speaker 3: but it's been in my fridge for like five years
Speaker 3: and I haven't opened it because I don't want to die,
Speaker 3: but it's there.
Speaker 2: It's dangerous, dude, so bad. But anyway, the White Boy
Speaker 2: Wizard said, Oh, so going back to Russia and all
Speaker 2: that stuff. White Boy Wizard was He said, dude, what
Speaker 2: Moscow got bombed? Did it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It got like it depends on the report you're reading.
Speaker 3: But some of the reports that I'm seeing, there's like
Speaker 3: two hundred drone strikes hit a critical infrastructure of the town,
Speaker 3: some oil processing plants, some storage facilities.
Speaker 1: Putin is under scrutiny right now.
Speaker 3: He just had a press conference and he had like
Speaker 3: ten of his oligarchs. And I'm not saying that turned
Speaker 3: to be like e oligarchs, No, No, in Russia, like
Speaker 3: if you're somebody of power, you're an oligarch. That's how
Speaker 3: that works. And they straight up are calling him out
Speaker 3: to his face. And the whole time this guy is talking,
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh, this guy wants to get killed.
Speaker 1: He's trying to get suicided today.
Speaker 3: He's like, you promised us that this special military operation
Speaker 3: was going to be two weeks and we would be
Speaker 3: better economically for it. It's been three years and Russia's
Speaker 3: in the shitter and this and this, What is your
Speaker 3: plan for the future. How do you feel like you're
Speaker 3: even a competent leader. And I'm just like, whoo oo,
Speaker 3: this boy wants to get killed. And then there was
Speaker 3: like nine others that also stood up. Then we have
Speaker 3: the CEO of the Paladin Organization, who is a military
Speaker 3: contractor in Russia.
Speaker 1: He just called for a fucking coup on Putin.
Speaker 3: Now, the Paladin Organization is a lot smaller than Wagner,
Speaker 3: who had like twenty thousand fighters and still couldn't hold
Speaker 3: a successful coup.
Speaker 1: This dude's got like.
Speaker 3: I think, five hundred and he's talking a little shit
Speaker 3: right now. All I'm saying is the last guy that
Speaker 3: tried this ended up dying in a plane crash out
Speaker 3: of nowhere.
Speaker 1: So it's just it's a lot, It's a lot.
Speaker 3: And yeah, everybody wants to say, how like Russia's out
Speaker 3: producing NATO four to one on their ammunition and the
Speaker 3: blah blah blah. Yeah I get that, I get that,
Speaker 3: but at what fucking cost? Right, China just signed a
Speaker 3: deal with Ukraine to sell them Chinese drones. They had
Speaker 3: an exclusive deal with Russia. That's gone. That's gone by
Speaker 3: the way side, because China is really and truly only
Speaker 3: loyal to that almighty dollar dollar bill dude. So they're
Speaker 3: making their play right now. It's messy. It's messy, messy business.
Speaker 3: There is no good guys. There's no good guys in
Speaker 3: this organ in this whole situation, just so we're clear here,
Speaker 3: But yeah, is ah, he's got his hands full right now.
Speaker 3: And Russia wasn't in a fight for their life three
Speaker 3: years ago. They very well maybe soon because we're seeing
Speaker 3: protests might start coming up soon. Because the people in Russia,
Speaker 3: in mainland Russia were not concerned about the war in
Speaker 3: Ukraine for the most part, because that was over there,
Speaker 3: that is their problem. We're not worried about that here.
Speaker 3: They can now reach here and they're not happy about this.
Speaker 3: And they didn't even ask for this war. They didn't
Speaker 3: want this war. All these memorandums or whatever, these votes
Speaker 3: that were done in these Ukrainian areas that like, we
Speaker 3: want to be Russian. The pictures have now surfaced of
Speaker 3: these people when they were voting, with Russian soldiers armed
Speaker 3: up behind them making sure they voted the right way.
Speaker 3: And yes, I understand propaganda is a real thing. I
Speaker 3: fully understand that, but nothing beats Russian propaganda.
Speaker 11: Bro.
Speaker 3: They are kind of the masters of it. And it's yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a fucking shit show.
Speaker 1: It's a mess.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw that just today that Russia and Ukraine agreed
Speaker 2: to a Black Sea ceasefire by the White House. I
Speaker 2: don't know. It just says both countries will ensure safe navigation,
Speaker 2: eliminate the use of force, and prevent the use of
Speaker 2: commercial vessels for military purposes in the Black Sea. According
Speaker 2: to the White House.
Speaker 3: Hmmm, well that's a very easy that's a very easy
Speaker 3: thing to bypass, right, because now the same thing that
Speaker 3: happened whenever all the world put all these sanctions on Russia, right,
Speaker 3: and they couldn't sell oil everywhere. So all these Russian
Speaker 3: ships that were transporting oil, they just started flying a
Speaker 3: Libyan flag or a Panamanian flag. For the record, I
Speaker 3: think it's either is it Liby or Liberia one of
Speaker 3: those African nations.
Speaker 1: I forget which one.
Speaker 3: Sorry if I'm wrong on one of these, but them
Speaker 3: and Panama. Basically, you don't need to prove that the
Speaker 3: ship came from there in order for it to get
Speaker 3: registered there. You could literally just sign the paperwork and
Speaker 3: slide a little extra money and now, yep, that's a
Speaker 3: Panamanian ship. The captain's totally Russian, the crew is totally Russian,
Speaker 3: it's all the things are Russian whatever. But it's not
Speaker 3: Russian anymore, and they can totally make the trade deals happen,
Speaker 3: and they could sell it wherever because it's not a
Speaker 3: Russian ship where the oil come from. Look, it's oil,
Speaker 3: you want it or not, Like that's that's what's happening.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 3: So the Black Sea ceasefire, all it's gonna happen is
Speaker 3: that all of the Russian quote unquote commercial ships that
Speaker 3: were six months ago quote unquote military assets are just
Speaker 3: going to get a rebrand and that's all. And what
Speaker 3: business is going to continue as usual?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that whole thing is just I don't know what
Speaker 2: to believe about all that. Of course, there's going to
Speaker 2: be some kind of propaganda, some kind of person leaning
Speaker 2: one way, and so they have this opinion, some kind
Speaker 2: of other person leaning another way, and they have this opinion.
Speaker 2: And the problem is is that, you know, you said
Speaker 2: that there is really no good guy. So if there's
Speaker 2: no good guy, how it has to be damn near
Speaker 2: impossible to get good information if there are no good
Speaker 2: guys with it. And so that's why you're seeing certain
Speaker 2: people align themselves with Putin and Russia, certain people align
Speaker 2: themselves with Zelensky and Ukraine, because you know, this end
Speaker 2: of news says one thing, this end of news says another,
Speaker 2: and it's like, who the fuck do you believe? You're
Speaker 2: just letting your political party and all of your affiliation
Speaker 2: to whatever team you side on. You're just gonna let
Speaker 2: them do the thinking for you, and that's the danger
Speaker 2: around all of this warring kind of shit, and and
Speaker 2: that probably, in my opinion, I think that that includes
Speaker 2: the whole Israel bullshit that's going on down there too,
Speaker 2: because like it's always just going to be skewed, and
Speaker 2: to be honest, like, yeah, I think that we should
Speaker 2: care about innocent lives that are being killed, but for
Speaker 2: the most part, I think that everybody's fucking everybody. So
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not gonna sit here and say like
Speaker 2: you shouldn't even look into it, because it's not even
Speaker 2: worth it, because it's hard to develop a correct opinion
Speaker 2: because first of all, there is no such thing as
Speaker 2: a correct opinion, and you know, it's hard to get
Speaker 2: the facts.
Speaker 3: Yes, I will say that I'm happy, at least in
Speaker 3: some small way, like if we're gonna really look for
Speaker 3: the silver lining on both of these clouds, the Russia
Speaker 3: Ukraine situation, the Israel Kaza situation, if we're really with
Speaker 3: our squinted eyes and kind of looking at it sideways
Speaker 3: and third eye all the way open here, of course,
Speaker 3: if we're really gonna look for the silver.
Speaker 1: Lining, I am genuinely happy that this.
Speaker 3: Whole situation showed how big of pussies the Russian military
Speaker 3: really is. I've been saying it for years that they're
Speaker 3: a paper tiger and they can't actually do shit. This
Speaker 3: two week military operation just made their third anniversary. So yes, everybody,
Speaker 3: Russia's gonna attack this country next okay, and and they've
Speaker 3: had how much time to prepare and they're gonna get
Speaker 3: absolutely spanked if they try, like come on, well.
Speaker 2: And also, I mean, even look at our administration. You know,
Speaker 2: we're all I mean a lot of people here are
Speaker 2: definitely pro Trump, at least some of the things that
Speaker 2: have been going on with certain policies and doze and
Speaker 2: certain people getting put in the right places. But remember
Speaker 2: that whole time that Biden was president, Trump kept on
Speaker 2: saying I'll end the war day one.
Speaker 1: He could.
Speaker 3: But if he was to do that, if he really did,
Speaker 3: if America, not just Trump, if America was to step
Speaker 3: in be the world police and intervene, every motherfucker on
Speaker 3: earth would start talking shit and get mad at us
Speaker 3: for sticking.
Speaker 1: Our nose where it doesn't belong. Again.
Speaker 2: Sure, but he had to have known that prior to
Speaker 2: him saying that, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, he could he hasn't because he's trying to
Speaker 3: go about this the deal making way rather than the uh, what's.
Speaker 1: The old adage?
Speaker 3: Make him an offer they can't refuse with a gun
Speaker 3: to their fucking head. He's trying to avoid that. And
Speaker 3: I don't even think America wants that. I don't, I
Speaker 3: personally don't.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: The other silver lining to the whole Israel situation, and
Speaker 3: I understand this is this might be a bit controversial, okay,
Speaker 3: And for all the conspiracy heads that loved just shitting
Speaker 3: on the Jews, put that aside for two seconds, just
Speaker 3: just real quick, real quick. We can acknowledge that the
Speaker 3: nation of Israel is surrounded by people who hate them,
Speaker 3: right like that. That's just that's a fact. Some might
Speaker 3: hate them a little less than others. But whatever, Now
Speaker 3: we're not talking that in Yahoo. We're not talking about it.
Speaker 3: Just in general, the Islamic religion hates the Jews more
Speaker 3: than anyone else, en mass. I think that's a pretty
Speaker 3: fair statement to say.
Speaker 1: By the numbers.
Speaker 3: Okay, what this Israel Gods situation did, Israel as a
Speaker 3: whole just put their dick on the table, just fucking
Speaker 3: their circumcised cock just slapped down on the table and said,
Speaker 3: somebody fucking do something about it. I dare you, and
Speaker 3: all of these Muslim nations around them that are like, oh,
Speaker 3: if you don't, we'll do this, We'll do this.
Speaker 1: These are fucking do something. Then what's up.
Speaker 3: We're ready, We're come at us. And every one of
Speaker 3: these nations that talked all that shit ain't did a
Speaker 3: fucking thing. So that's also silver lining that I see.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 2: I gotta I gotta say, I'm not very impressed. You're
Speaker 2: the one who build up fucking Hamas, You're the one
Speaker 2: that started this whole war in the first place, and
Speaker 2: now you want to whip your big dick out on literally.
Speaker 1: Your spawn, to show it to the show it to
Speaker 1: the world. Now, I'm not gonna sit here and say
Speaker 1: that Israel ain't shit. Like obviously they're They're very technologically advanced,
Speaker 1: and they have a lot of power. I mean, there
Speaker 1: we are in their pocket.
Speaker 2: For some reason. I look at all of the people that.
Speaker 1: Have uh what is it called, uh the dual citizenship.
Speaker 2: Dual citizenship. Yeah, that's what I'm trying to say. Like,
Speaker 2: so they are absolutely in my opinion, I'm not saying
Speaker 2: this to be fact. But in my opinion, with all
Speaker 2: my research, Israel is absolutely in the pocket of America,
Speaker 2: and in some way you could even argue they are
Speaker 2: ruling America from Afar.
Speaker 3: But my point is, if if ever Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iran,
Speaker 3: all of these Turkey, if there was ever a time
Speaker 3: where these countries could unite and attack Israel all at once,
Speaker 3: it would be now, as they were just if we're
Speaker 3: gonna believe the propaganda just slaughtering these Muslim brethren of
Speaker 3: Theirs over here. If there was ever a time for
Speaker 3: them to put aside their differences and fuck over Israel,
Speaker 3: now would be the time.
Speaker 1: And they ain't did shit.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not going to because they know, fucking dude,
Speaker 2: they have America.
Speaker 1: It's like, doesn't need us for that. Israel I got
Speaker 1: that shit on lock, dude.
Speaker 2: Oh, they got it on such a good lock. They've
Speaker 2: been in this war for how long now?
Speaker 1: Have you seen the status of Gaza. They don't need
Speaker 1: American help.
Speaker 2: Has Hamas been extinguished or are they still around?
Speaker 3: Well, depends on which week you're talking about. It depends
Speaker 3: on which news source you're talking about. I'm gonna be
Speaker 3: honest with you.
Speaker 2: That's my point. Like, if you're so big and bad
Speaker 2: and you can take out all these the genocide, you
Speaker 2: can take out all these different terrorist organsizations in all
Speaker 2: these different countries, but you're having trouble fighting your own creation.
Speaker 2: Like I'm just I'm not sitting here to say that
Speaker 2: I'm not impressed with the fighters of Israel. I'm not
Speaker 2: impressed with the government of Israel. I'm not impressed with
Speaker 2: any of that, any of that bullshit at all.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is, once this gets situated, and this
Speaker 3: is not going to be a forever war, this whole
Speaker 3: Gaza situation, this whole Palestine situation is not going to
Speaker 3: be a forever situation. They would like it to be
Speaker 3: either a win it outright or b come to some
Speaker 3: sort of a two state solution. That it's gonna be tumultuous,
Speaker 3: it's not gonna be pretty. I get all that, But
Speaker 3: once it's all said and done, none of the surrounding
Speaker 3: nations are gonna fucking try Israel at least for the
Speaker 3: next two decades.
Speaker 1: And that makes me happy.
Speaker 2: I think that it would probably suit them a little
Speaker 2: bit more the longer the fight goes. I mean, we
Speaker 2: know that war makes more money than just about anything else,
Speaker 2: especially whenever you're talking about supplying the military industrial complex
Speaker 2: with infinite money with infinite wars. I'm like, okay, like
Speaker 2: you think that, you're just oh, you're That's the problem
Speaker 2: is is the perspective on war. The perspective on war
Speaker 2: is always like, well, this guy needs to beat this guy,
Speaker 2: and we want to cheer for this guy, or we
Speaker 2: want to cheer for this guy. Prayers for these people,
Speaker 2: prayers for those people. My thing is is that the
Speaker 2: wars are not technically what people think they are. Yes,
Speaker 2: people are dying and everything, but there is some kind
Speaker 2: of there's manipulation here that goes beyond the minds of
Speaker 2: most people. Like I think that a lot of this
Speaker 2: shit is very secretive, and a lot of their reasons
Speaker 2: for wanting to go to war are very very unclear.
Speaker 2: Especially let's just say hypothetically, Let's just say hypothetically that Netanyah,
Speaker 2: who actually he let's say he actually did order that
Speaker 2: strike from hamas the first thing that really kicked the
Speaker 2: whole thing off right back in October seventh or whatever
Speaker 2: the fuck it was. Let's say he actually did, you know,
Speaker 2: orchestrate that whole thing. I I'm like, why would he
Speaker 2: think about all the technology they have, all of the
Speaker 2: advanced shit that they have, and they didn't see that
Speaker 2: thing coming. That to me is a red flag saying
Speaker 2: either a they wanted to wipe out that entire population
Speaker 2: and this was their goal. They they needed a reason
Speaker 2: to do so, or he's just an idiot. And I
Speaker 2: don't think he's an idiot.
Speaker 1: I mean he's in.
Speaker 2: Control of one of the most technologically advanced countries in
Speaker 2: the world.
Speaker 1: Not talking about old net and Yahoo. I'm saying as
Speaker 1: far as because my my, uh, he.
Speaker 2: Doesn't call the shots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but my perspective on it doesn't go towards this
Speaker 3: administration because that's one election away from him being out
Speaker 3: of office.
Speaker 1: Right That's that's shortsighted or short term. Sure, but even
Speaker 1: still he's still the puppet for whoever's controlling the place.
Speaker 3: My point is, I'm I would be just me with
Speaker 3: my perspective and whatever, I would be way more concerned
Speaker 3: that the Ezekiel thirty eight and thirty nine war is
Speaker 3: about to take place, and seeing the status of how
Speaker 3: no one wants to fuck with Israel right now makes
Speaker 3: me happy.
Speaker 1: That means that that war is not gonna happen for
Speaker 1: the next little while.
Speaker 3: Russia's not gonna come in from the north, Turkey's not
Speaker 3: coming in, the African nations are not coming into attack Israel,
Speaker 3: which is a sign of the end times.
Speaker 1: And again, this makes me happy. That's all.
Speaker 3: They basically just slapped their dick on the table and said,
Speaker 3: whoever wants to take a shot, go for it. And
Speaker 3: nobody is stepping up to the plate. And again, yes,
Speaker 3: there's no good guys. You're correct, there is no good
Speaker 3: guys to be found in this situation. I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to take sides on this versus that I'm saying that
Speaker 3: as far as in time prophetic message goes, the fact
Speaker 3: that nobody is taking the shot at Israel when they
Speaker 3: have the opportunity right now tells me it's we're okay.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be okay for a little bit longer.
Speaker 2: I mean, if we're looking at the biblical playbook, I
Speaker 2: guess I can understand that perspective.
Speaker 1: I mean, I RAN's been trying, but they've.
Speaker 3: Iran's been trying to do some things, but they're having
Speaker 3: issues supplying their hoothy rebels, and they good God, Yemen.
Speaker 3: The entire west southern coast of Yemen is getting turned
Speaker 3: into craters left, right, and center right now because they
Speaker 3: tried to touch not one, but two of our fucking boats,
Speaker 3: and they tried multiple times. And America's like, bro, this
Speaker 3: is literally the eleventh commandment, thou shalt not touch my
Speaker 3: fucking boats. And it's great. I'm so happy that they
Speaker 3: have really really punched out of their weight class this heavily.
Speaker 3: It's just the world needed a reminder don't touch America shit.
Speaker 3: And I'm happy that the Hooties decide that they wanted
Speaker 3: to try to step up to the jamp.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just look at it very differently.
Speaker 2: I think that the entire Middle East, there's always gonna
Speaker 2: be war there because there's always money to be made there.
Speaker 2: There's always going to be a reason to go at
Speaker 2: war with somebody in the Middle East. It's literally our
Speaker 2: whole lives. There's been wars in the Middle East, and
Speaker 2: I could venture to say that there will be wars
Speaker 2: in the Middle East until the very end of time,
Speaker 2: if that even exists. But yeah, I just I think
Speaker 2: that that's that's always going to be a thing. And
Speaker 2: I don't know anyway, spirit animal, what are your thoughts
Speaker 2: on this whole Shenanigan bullshit and with the wars and whatnot.
Speaker 2: There's a video.
Speaker 1: I actually have a video.
Speaker 5: I tried to sit it through in the chat but
Speaker 5: it won't let me. But it's, uh, it's from over
Speaker 5: somebody over there. Just as far as you can see,
Speaker 5: shit is just fucking leveled and and I kind of
Speaker 5: feel bad for the people, But at the same time,
Speaker 5: I feel like that, yeah, y'all kind of started it
Speaker 5: and probably try to fight against the terrorists, so they
Speaker 5: kind of bought it on themselves.
Speaker 1: But my heart goes out to them.
Speaker 2: Did they though, that's my question? Did they bring this
Speaker 2: upon themselves?
Speaker 5: And this is less terriss with letting bad guys with
Speaker 5: guns dictate their lives and fucked them over. Before the
Speaker 5: religious over take, the MOAS was somewhat civilized and the
Speaker 5: since the fact now that after the terrorists have taken
Speaker 5: over and it's become nothing but more told in conflict.
Speaker 2: Area that there is no progress in its strict male.
Speaker 5: Or dominated thing and it's whoever with the biggest gun
Speaker 5: typically wins.
Speaker 2: So sure, but who armed, trained, and funded the majority
Speaker 2: of these terrorist organizations.
Speaker 5: Because it started out as the Mujahadeen in the eighties
Speaker 5: to fight against the Kami's son.
Speaker 2: Yes, but.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean really and truly, if we want to
Speaker 3: go that route with it Iran, right, or if we
Speaker 3: want to go that route with it, name the terrorist group.
Speaker 3: Because they're all connected, they all talk to each other.
Speaker 3: They may not like each other most of the time,
Speaker 3: because this group thinks they're the true followers of the prophet,
Speaker 3: and so do these people, and so do these people.
Speaker 3: And there's been I mean, yeah, I just got a thought.
Speaker 5: Why so all of the same entity they all in
Speaker 5: is a terarist organization.
Speaker 1: They're all different heads.
Speaker 5: So what if they are the seven heads, the seven
Speaker 5: headed hydro depicted in the Book of Revelations.
Speaker 3: The seven biggest terrorist cells. Yeah, then who would be
Speaker 3: the Harlot, Oh, the Seattle Harlot.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, see, I does like to get down and duddy.
Speaker 1: They do be fucking That's something the thing. Look at
Speaker 1: the Bay of Pigs, yo, they be fucked up. And
Speaker 1: that's when you try to wild off with no fucking cover.
Speaker 1: That's facts.
Speaker 3: I mean, look again, there are so good guys here.
Speaker 3: There's none to be found in the conversation or the situation.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to say that one side is more
Speaker 3: or less better than the other. I'm happy that most
Speaker 3: of the countries that would be the players of the
Speaker 3: Ezekiel thirty eight and thirty nine war who could have
Speaker 3: opened up, have not opened up. I would make an
Speaker 3: exception for Iran. They've launched some bombs, but they haven't
Speaker 3: really had them success. But like, because I mean, Iran
Speaker 3: keeps saying that they've got the latest and greatest of
Speaker 3: missiles from Russia. Russia saying no, that ain't rs even
Speaker 3: though it's got Russian writing on the sides. It's again again,
Speaker 3: it's if we are really going to look for a
Speaker 3: silver lining on these clouds, and again, squinted eyes, tilted head,
Speaker 3: I get it. I'm very happy that the world understands
Speaker 3: how much of a non issue the Russian military is.
Speaker 3: And I'm also really happy that none of the other
Speaker 3: surrounding Muslim nations really want to go toe to toe
Speaker 3: with Israel right now. That makes me happy on my
Speaker 3: own selfish fronts. I suppose same with China. I can't
Speaker 3: wait for trying to actually fuck around and find out
Speaker 3: with some country not us, that would be embarrassing. But
Speaker 3: for them to try to really fuck around and find
Speaker 3: out and for the world to see how really and
Speaker 3: truly paper tigerish they are.
Speaker 1: That would just make my whole decade. But I guess
Speaker 1: the decade is young.
Speaker 2: You know, we shall see it'd be that way. Zoom
Speaker 2: User said, oh, in referring to the pyramids, Yo, I
Speaker 2: think the eight columns and two cubes under the Great
Speaker 2: Pyramid look very similar to the foundations built in Dubai
Speaker 2: for foundation settling.
Speaker 1: See I said that too.
Speaker 3: Now, what if this is all some sort of like
Speaker 3: super elaborate foundation of the pyramid because it's built on sand.
Speaker 3: Sand is not exactly a sturdy construction material to build upon. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like construction sand is, but not that kind of sand.
Speaker 3: And I'm not negating that that's a possibility, but it
Speaker 3: just it h it stands out that there's probably something
Speaker 3: more going.
Speaker 2: On here, especially with the coils.
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying, the coils, and we don't
Speaker 3: know the material of construction. And I said that on
Speaker 3: that episode too, like we assume that these are made
Speaker 3: of stone, and the very well may be bro if
Speaker 3: those tubes, if those columns are made out of iron.
Speaker 3: Y'all understand this rewrites everything we thought we knew about
Speaker 3: human history.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, because that wasn't even something that was produced
Speaker 2: allegedly back then.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: The Iron Age was centuries after that fact. They were
Speaker 3: into the Bronze Age at that time, arguably into the
Speaker 3: Bronze Age from the Copper Age. So I mean it's like,
Speaker 3: really and truly if that was to happen, that rewrites
Speaker 3: everything that we think we know about fuck all all
Speaker 3: it's all conjecture and up for debate at that time.
Speaker 3: So I mean, it's we really don't know yet, but
Speaker 3: I'm very excited that the people are starting to look
Speaker 3: at it in that way. I've also heard something to
Speaker 3: say that those were water wells right in those tubes
Speaker 3: where to bring water up to the pyramid. And I'm like,
Speaker 3: so you're telling me the Great Pyramid at Giza is
Speaker 3: just a glorified water well, as the Nile River is
Speaker 3: right there, and as there was a river that ran
Speaker 3: alongside them, which is how they transported the cubes from
Speaker 3: point A to point B.
Speaker 1: I find that hard to believe.
Speaker 3: Not completely outright a wrong assumption, it's just that doesn't
Speaker 3: make sense out loud, but there's so much unknown.
Speaker 1: There's so much.
Speaker 2: Unknown, and uh Luke said, oh yeah, I'm also curious
Speaker 2: if the stuff under the pyramid could still could still
Speaker 2: be a library they write on structures. There could be
Speaker 2: thousands of messages written on those pillars, good pouline. That
Speaker 2: would be interesting. Maybe they maybe before they set it
Speaker 2: into the sand, they wrote a little message on there,
Speaker 2: or I mean, you never know, maybe there's some kind
Speaker 2: of incantation or prayer or something that was written on
Speaker 2: there to protect this pyramid, or it could be anything.
Speaker 2: You know, there's absolutely hopefully we'll find out in our lifetime.
Speaker 1: Oh same, I really hope we do.
Speaker 3: But now we're debating if it's even really down there
Speaker 3: because the technology that's all these things are so you
Speaker 3: knowl blah blah. It's like, no, no, they're obviously down there.
Speaker 3: And if they weren't, then some expert would have came
Speaker 3: out and debunked it. In the last three years. Now
Speaker 3: they can't debunk it because they know it's real.
Speaker 1: It's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, pretty wild shit. U Zombie set a picture here.
Speaker 2: I'll share the screen and see if I can pull
Speaker 2: it up here for the class, and here we go,
Speaker 2: all right, So pyramid structures from around the world. We
Speaker 2: were just talking about this. You got the Zigarot of
Speaker 2: Tepe Silac. That's a weird looking one. Then you got
Speaker 2: the Pyramid of Joser, Pyramid of Cufu, Ziggurat of Er,
Speaker 2: Tomb of King Kashta Kinshi Mausoleum and China, the Pyramid
Speaker 2: of the Sun and Totcon Mexico, the Tomb of the
Speaker 2: General in China, the Boro Budur Temple in Indonesia, the
Speaker 2: Praying Temple in Cambodia, the El Castillo in Mexico, and
Speaker 2: the pyramids of Guimar and tenor Reifs.
Speaker 3: Pretty much every type of way of stacking things on
Speaker 3: top of each other is currently shown on screen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they're pretty I'm not gonna say that every
Speaker 2: single pyramid ever built is very elegant, but these look
Speaker 2: very fucking elegant.
Speaker 1: Dude, No, no, no, they are.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying this like it means they weren't intelligent.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is it's not like these And you
Speaker 3: said this earlier, and this isn't coming at you, but
Speaker 3: I've heard a lot of people say that, like if
Speaker 3: these tribes weren't talking to each other. How do they
Speaker 3: all know to build the exact same structure. These are
Speaker 3: not the exact same structure. These are a different size,
Speaker 3: They have a different entire profile to them. Some of
Speaker 3: them look more similar than others. Fine, but like, it's
Speaker 3: not like they all were reading from the same sheet
Speaker 3: of music by any stretch of the imagination.
Speaker 2: Bro, I don't know. I mean, the argument is that
Speaker 2: the gods came down and build the pyramids somewhere, the
Speaker 2: Aliens or the Inanaki, and that's why there's so many
Speaker 2: similar structures, because the Nanaki were placing these these structures
Speaker 2: all over the world. I don't know if I vibe
Speaker 2: with that either. What exactly is an Anaki? What exactly
Speaker 2: was Enlee, en lil and enki and all that kind
Speaker 2: of shit?
Speaker 3: This word's similar, I would find very few similarities between
Speaker 3: all of these. Yes, they are by definition pyramids. That
Speaker 3: is about where the similarity stop.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, yeah, I'm sure they all had different uses.
Speaker 2: I'm not even saying that. I don't really know very
Speaker 2: much about most of these pyramids about you know, what
Speaker 2: they're constructed with or is there any kind of special
Speaker 2: alignment with the sky. I don't know. I mainly like
Speaker 2: to focus on the Giza ones.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. It's I'm not coming at you
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 3: But like people like Billy Carson, for instance, all these
Speaker 3: tribes have never contacts each other. They're all built the
Speaker 3: exact same thing. They did not none of that was
Speaker 3: the exact same anything. And it's not just him or
Speaker 3: Graham Hancock or any of these other people that are
Speaker 3: big talking heads in this regard, but it's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: they're similar in the fact that they are pyramid shaped,
Speaker 3: and like the bottom is smaller than the mid tier,
Speaker 3: which is smaller than the top tier. I'll give you that,
Speaker 3: but that's about where that starts and stops the Pyramids
Speaker 3: of Egypt.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing I'm not.
Speaker 3: Trying to denounce from the scale of these things, the
Speaker 3: amount of work that went into it, or how crazy
Speaker 3: it is they were able to build this way back
Speaker 3: when with no kind of technology or cranes or the
Speaker 3: stuff that we have to date. I get that, really,
Speaker 3: so we think, so we think, but the pyramids at
Speaker 3: Geez are always the ones that are like the absolute
Speaker 3: pinnacle of the question marks. Because again, dude, like to
Speaker 3: get even the gold cap stone on top of that thing, Yo,
Speaker 3: how did they lift that? There's no way they had
Speaker 3: slaves moving up this giant capstone up ramps to that level.
Speaker 2: Like, and I'm with you on that, you know, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think that it's it's just going
Speaker 2: to remain a mystery until we find out exactly what
Speaker 2: they are, what they were used for, who built them. Like,
Speaker 2: there's so many missing pieces to this story that it's
Speaker 2: only it's up to the person that can imagine, you know,
Speaker 2: that's really all you can do is just trying to
Speaker 2: imagine what they are. And yeah, I don't know. It
Speaker 2: could be could be fucking anything, to be honest with.
Speaker 1: You, really, it really could. But that's like you said,
Speaker 1: it's fascinating to wonder and ponder about the what ifs.
Speaker 2: Man spirit animals said, rip to George Foreman.
Speaker 1: You heard he died No when today?
Speaker 2: Yesterday? I think, oh shit, him and his.
Speaker 1: Eight children, all named George, are gonna be I mean,
Speaker 1: that's sad. It's very sad.
Speaker 3: Although I will say his story is one of the
Speaker 3: most inspirational tales I've ever heard of. Man, this dude
Speaker 3: was a world champ retired then, as an old ass
Speaker 3: man as far as the sports world is concerned, got
Speaker 3: back into the sport to reclinch the title.
Speaker 1: That's the fuck, Rocky.
Speaker 3: This is real life, and George Foreman is the absolute, quintessential,
Speaker 3: undisputed champ for all time in my opinion.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny is is that I told that
Speaker 2: to my wife yesterday as I read the news article
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh my god, George Foreman died.
Speaker 2: And she goes, who's George Foreman? And I'm like, oh,
Speaker 2: you know it was a famous boxer And she was like, oh,
Speaker 2: you mean the Foreman grill. I'm like, that's how you know.
Speaker 2: That's how he's known is for this thing, the gridel.
Speaker 2: I'm like, don't get me wrong, I love me a
Speaker 2: Foreman cook some great grilled cheese on there all day long.
Speaker 2: But this man's this man's story should not just be
Speaker 2: relegated to a cooking technology that was.
Speaker 3: An attribute that was not the narrative. Oh, Luisa, we
Speaker 3: have to have a conversation the movie that came out
Speaker 3: about him. She needs to watch the movie.
Speaker 2: Did you know that hulcoat that was actually supposed to
Speaker 2: be Haul Cogan's grill the Foreman, I guess the people
Speaker 2: that created it. They approached hul Cogan with it first,
Speaker 2: but he didn't answer his phone or something like that,
Speaker 2: and so they ended up getting in touch with George
Speaker 2: Foreman and he accepted it.
Speaker 3: No, oh my god, yeah, that wouldn't have worked, the
Speaker 3: hul Cogan grill. Do you want to make better grilled cheesus? Well, brother,
Speaker 3: let me show you my new.
Speaker 1: Grille at Appliance. No no, no, no, that doesn't fly.
Speaker 1: You can brother or brother here, brother, everything's brother with him.
Speaker 1: I'm like, all right, I'm your friend. I get the point.
Speaker 1: But spared animal, go ahead. I know we're wrestling dorks
Speaker 1: in here.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, brother, uh now dog uh. Paul Hulgan is
Speaker 2: a known liar. He's ad a bunch of times, even
Speaker 2: about all of his matches.
Speaker 5: I highly doubt he got approached by by the company
Speaker 5: that built that. And for the most part, I thought
Speaker 5: I knew George Foreman was a box and all, but
Speaker 5: I know, mostly by the girl. But to start off with,
Speaker 5: but I thought that he created the grill, that that's
Speaker 5: why his name's on and it's his company.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just like what's her name? Uh, bitch
Speaker 2: went to jail for she was on the Cooking Channel. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Martha Stewart, she doesn't come up with all those utensils. Like,
Speaker 2: she's not the one that's creating the blueprint for all
Speaker 2: these fucking bots and bands and Rachel Ray. You think
Speaker 2: she's out there like on a computer working with metal. No,
Speaker 2: Like they approach her because they have a product. They
Speaker 2: want some big name attached to their product so that
Speaker 2: it can sell a little bit more. That's all that is.
Speaker 2: George Rman had nothing to do with the creation of
Speaker 2: the fucking griddle.
Speaker 1: Dude. Yeah, I think.
Speaker 12: Shocked.
Speaker 2: Then color you shocked?
Speaker 1: Talking about to go back to the pyramids?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 5: Did you know that the three main pyramids they all
Speaker 5: line up to the uh the Allion's belt and a
Speaker 5: coach league called the Three Kings, and also the uh
Speaker 5: the pyramids on Elban, Mexico also lines up to the
Speaker 5: Alliance belt.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, yeah, dude, That's what I'm saying, Like the
Speaker 2: these people were connected somehow.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was a spiritual thing. I
Speaker 1: don't know if it gave them. I mean, anybody who's ever.
Speaker 2: Actually read their their real like astrological chart, like I'm
Speaker 2: not just saying to your day, like to the minute,
Speaker 2: the place that you were born, your whole name and
Speaker 2: all that shit. I mean, I can't tell you how
Speaker 2: many people that I've talked to that they're like, yo,
Speaker 2: it describes me to a t so clearly, star placement
Speaker 2: wherever you're born, whenever you're born, to whomever you're born to.
Speaker 2: It does play some kind of factor. Like I know,
Speaker 2: some people don't like to take it to that extent whatever.
Speaker 2: Some people you know are just like that that is satanic,
Speaker 2: which I find hilarious that astrology could be a satanic
Speaker 2: or whatever. Now, but have you ever gotten your You've
Speaker 2: gotten your chart done right, Jacob.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one of our people came and did both of
Speaker 3: our charts and they did it to like I'm trying
Speaker 3: to remember sun chart and moon chart and this and
Speaker 3: this and this, and they pulled it up and you
Speaker 3: have like three windows in yours. Meanwhile, mine looks like
Speaker 3: Michael J. Fox had the pin in his hand when
Speaker 3: he etched it across the sky. I you know, sure,
Speaker 3: I don't. I'm not saying there's nothing to it. I
Speaker 3: also don't believe it's satanic. That's that's also silly to me,
Speaker 3: But like, yes, I believe that if people are like
Speaker 3: worshiping the stars, that that would be not satanic.
Speaker 1: But I would say, like, you know, heretical.
Speaker 2: But I mean I don't know too many people worshiping
Speaker 2: stars nowadays. I mean maybe looking up to him and
Speaker 2: giving him a little bit more credence, you know, Electro
Speaker 2: Nick with the Pleiadians, I don't think he's worshiping them.
Speaker 3: No, no, exactly, I don't think that he is. And
Speaker 3: I also don't believe that Nick's communicating with demons. Right,
Speaker 3: But that being said, astrology, astrological, the fucking star seed
Speaker 3: and all in a seed, like the people that look
Speaker 3: up at the stars and try to gain a deeper
Speaker 3: meaning of that. That's mentioned in the Bible, that's mentioned
Speaker 3: in the Torah, that's mentioned in the Zoroastrian books, that's
Speaker 3: mentioned everywhere. Every ancient culture and tribe acknowledged that the
Speaker 3: stars had some shit with them.
Speaker 1: That's not crazy, Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 2: Oh back to this George Foreman thing, though, here's the story.
Speaker 2: I knew I wasn't just bullshitting. So George Foreman earned
Speaker 2: eight million dollars a month after Hulk Hogan's huge mistake,
Speaker 2: It says the former world heavyweight champion, who died at
Speaker 2: the age of seventy six, was involved in one of
Speaker 2: the most iconic fights in boxing history, known as Rumble
Speaker 2: in the Jungle, where he lost to Muhammad Ali in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy four. But Foreman, who also became the oldest
Speaker 2: heavyweight world champion in history, amassed his fortune outside the
Speaker 2: ring by endorsing his George Foreman Lean mean fat reducing
Speaker 2: grilling machine. The double sided grill, which was invented by
Speaker 2: Michael Bohm and endorsed by Foreman, was a huge success
Speaker 2: around the world, selling over one hundred million units since
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety four. Foreman revealed that following the last fight
Speaker 2: of his professional career in ninety seven, a defeat to
Speaker 2: Shannon Briggs, he earned a million dollar royalty bonus for
Speaker 2: the grill. Foreman later revealed just how lucrative the grill
Speaker 2: endorsement continued to be during his retirement. He goes, there
Speaker 2: were months I was being paid eight million a month. However,
Speaker 2: George Foreman, or the George Foreman Grill as we know it,
Speaker 2: may have never existed if Haul Cogan had answered a
Speaker 2: phone call before the product launched. It was initially claimed
Speaker 2: that Hogan passed up the chance to endorse the grill
Speaker 2: and instead picked a meatball maker. Oh that's fucked Hogan,
Speaker 2: he goes he Hogan gave me some investment advice because
Speaker 2: his manager said to him, you should get into these things,
Speaker 2: kitchen appliances. Put your name on something. The Hulk said, well,
Speaker 2: what have you got. The manager said, well, I've got
Speaker 2: this meatball maker. It pounds the meatballs. The Hulk went,
Speaker 2: that's fantastic. I want the Hull, the hulk Mania meatball maker.
Speaker 2: So there it is right there.
Speaker 1: My god, no, no, Fororman. Grill was obviously the way
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 2: But you know what it was the thunder Mixer.
Speaker 1: Forman grill. But look, let's not let that detract from
Speaker 1: the man's accomplishments. Okay, let's let me just read off
Speaker 1: his record real quick.
Speaker 3: Out of eighty one professional fights, he won seventy six
Speaker 3: of them, sixty eight by knockout. Now, I want everybody
Speaker 3: to really grasp, but that is seventy six wins and
Speaker 3: sixty eight of them were knockouts. What this means is,
Speaker 3: if you had the opportunity to step into the ring
Speaker 3: against George form you had literally a one in fuck,
Speaker 3: a one in eight shot of walking out of there
Speaker 3: the winner. But if you weren't, you had like a
Speaker 3: ninety percent chance of you getting absolutely knocked out cold.
Speaker 1: That should be the man's legacy.
Speaker 2: He's the original BMF I think. I mean, god, motherfucker
Speaker 2: they got the BMF title that some people, uh it's
Speaker 2: it's more of a prop I think these days.
Speaker 3: But I mean, you've seen that Rocky five movie, right
Speaker 3: whenever he ended up fighting that the kid, and he's like, well, look,
Speaker 3: you're old, so we can't do.
Speaker 1: The cardio and we can't do this. So what we're
Speaker 1: gonna focus on is hard bone shattering punches.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: That's literally what George Forman did when he got back
Speaker 3: into boxing. He couldn't outrun him, he couldn't out whatever.
Speaker 3: He just you, A, you're not gonna hit him. B
Speaker 3: If you hit him, he's not gonna feel it. He's
Speaker 3: too old for that shit.
Speaker 1: And see, he may take six rounds to put his
Speaker 1: hands on you, but if he lands one fucking punch, understand,
Speaker 1: your great grandfather's gonna feel it in the grave. Like
Speaker 1: it's it's not a thing.
Speaker 2: Bro, it's like Butterbean. You ever seen his fights?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that dude there. First time I saw
Speaker 3: him fight and I didn't know anything about him. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: this little fucking ball is about to get to roll. No, son,
Speaker 3: he's slow, but God, if he puts them palls on you,
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 1: It's a done deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hard g in Gomatria, I saw the ed you
Speaker 2: hand raise. Sorry, we were kind of on a rambling
Speaker 2: rant there, but uh, did you have something that you
Speaker 2: want to add here?
Speaker 13: Yeah, So just previously what you guys were talking about
Speaker 13: as far as the Egyptians, so Jacob one is right.
Speaker 13: So in the Toura, obviously during the time when the
Speaker 13: Israelites were in Egypt and during the whole Ten plagues,
Speaker 13: the Egyptians tried to mimic at least some of the plague.
Speaker 13: So that's so first, sure has been going on for
Speaker 13: you know, thousands of years. And then it's interesting in
Speaker 13: Jewish lore, each continent country people's kind of has like
Speaker 13: an entity or a god small g that they follow.
Speaker 13: So this is very interesting as far as that.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, yeah, dude, and they all look to the stars
Speaker 3: to find the answers to these things or to find
Speaker 3: some symbolism of their deities in it. And that's that's
Speaker 3: not like, uh, you know, just the Egyptians did it,
Speaker 3: or just the Aztecs or just the Maya.
Speaker 1: I mean every tribe has done that to their own flavor,
Speaker 1: for sure.
Speaker 5: Dude.
Speaker 2: I found that I found this very interesting article that
Speaker 2: I wanted to read out here, and I never thought
Speaker 2: I'd see the day that an article like this would
Speaker 2: be presented, But here we go. This is from MSN
Speaker 2: how science is helping us understand human sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Understand it, I mean the method or.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't know. I just saw it and I
Speaker 2: was like, I'm gonna wait to read it until on
Speaker 2: until we get to the cult tonight. But it says
Speaker 2: death by strangulation, decapitation, sanguination, whatever that is, buried alive,
Speaker 2: burned on pires, crushed by stones, thrown off cliffs. Homo
Speaker 2: sapiens and nearly every part of the world has practiced
Speaker 2: human sacrificed at some point over the last five millennia,
Speaker 2: often killing females and fertility rites or for burial alongside
Speaker 2: powerful males. But new research enabled by DNA analysis and
Speaker 2: other scientific advances has challenged assumptions about the identity of
Speaker 2: sacrificial victims. At least among the Maya of Central America.
Speaker 2: Between nine hundred and fourteen hundred years ago, the Maya
Speaker 2: regularly sacrificed boys, particularly twins or close male relatives, according
Speaker 2: to a study published in June in the journal Nature.
Speaker 2: The findings are based on the ancient DNA of sixty
Speaker 2: four children who have been deposited in an underground cistern
Speaker 2: at the site of Chichenitza city built on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.
Speaker 2: For the ancient Maya, being sacrificed was considered a privilege.
Speaker 2: So these boys, most of whom were between the ages
Speaker 2: of three and six. I can't imagine you're that age
Speaker 2: looking at it like it's a privilege. But they were
Speaker 2: likely giving or they were likely given up willingly by
Speaker 2: their families. According to Rodrigo bakera and an immunologist at
Speaker 2: the Max Plunk Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in
Speaker 2: Germany and co author of the recent study, a possible
Speaker 2: explanation for the sacrifices lies in Maya lore. According to
Speaker 2: the culture's written traditions, hero twins, both male, traveled to
Speaker 2: the underworld to avenge their father, a twin himself, who
Speaker 2: was killed by the lords of the underworld. Sacrifices of
Speaker 2: the two male children were likely part of a ritual
Speaker 2: that helped the Maya honor this part of their mythology
Speaker 2: and belief system. At the distance of millennia, these and
Speaker 2: other ritual killings a pure barbaric, but to the cultures
Speaker 2: that carried them out, human sacrifices served a myriad of purposes,
Speaker 2: including fulfilling a universal desire to manage the uncontrollable world
Speaker 2: in which they live. We think of this as such
Speaker 2: a bizarre practice, something very unusual and unexplainable. But three
Speaker 2: quarters of societies did it, this guy said.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: For the most part, ritual killings fell into one of
Speaker 2: two categories. The first was what anthropologists called a retainer sacrifice,
Speaker 2: when servants or consorts, for example, were killed to accompany
Speaker 2: someone who had died, usually a member of the elite,
Speaker 2: into the great Beyond. It was particularly prevalent among the
Speaker 2: members of the African Kingdom of Dahomey.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's where I want to go, Dahomy You want
Speaker 1: to go hang with Dahomies.
Speaker 2: Dude, Yeah, which persisted until roughly the beginning of the
Speaker 2: twentieth century. During the Shang dynasty of China some three
Speaker 2: millennia ago, and in Egypt between thirty one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty nine hundred BC. King Jur, a pharaoh who ruled
Speaker 2: during Ancient Egypt's first dynasty, had more than five hundred
Speaker 2: retainer sacrifices surrounding his tomb in Abodos the other forms.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get to why science is agreeing with
Speaker 2: this or if it's just like an understanding of the
Speaker 2: lore in the.
Speaker 1: Retainer side of it.
Speaker 3: Hell, even in India it was it was like very
Speaker 3: common practice up until the early nineteen hundreds that like
Speaker 3: if a husband died, they would burn him on a
Speaker 3: funeral pyre. His wife was expected to jump on the
Speaker 3: funeral pyre with him and be burned alive, and like
Speaker 3: if she didn't, like the community would see they're like,
Speaker 3: oh mmm, she that was a wife that what't more?
Speaker 1: The fuck? And all this it just got outlawed like
Speaker 1: not too long ago.
Speaker 2: So they're turning this into a climate thing.
Speaker 3: Oh, climate change is why they were sacrificing humans.
Speaker 2: My bad, I forgot it, says experts have interpreted the
Speaker 2: Chimu sacrifices as a very desperate act to communicate with
Speaker 2: the gods during a period of extreme climate change. But
Speaker 2: inferring motives or even distinguishing ritual killings from executions with
Speaker 2: nothing more than visual examinations of bones or burials is challenging.
Speaker 2: The Contents of a tomb can offer hints such as
Speaker 2: the presence of objects for use in the afterlife called
Speaker 2: grave goods, or the positioning of bodies in relation to
Speaker 2: one another. But now a new wave of studies is
Speaker 2: used genetic analysis to shed light on archaeolog archaeological mysteries.
Speaker 2: DNA analysis and other tools enable anthropologists to discern where
Speaker 2: a person was from the quality of their diet and
Speaker 2: health and their sex, something previously impossible for children and
Speaker 2: a key to the discovery of the Maya Boys. So anyway,
Speaker 2: they get into a little bit of the radiocarbon dating
Speaker 2: and okay, I didn't know.
Speaker 3: This is a good again if as far as like
Speaker 3: if you do this sacrifice, you like the rain, God
Speaker 3: will bless you with rain this season. Like okay, fine,
Speaker 3: I could see that, Like come on now, man, the
Speaker 3: aztext when they what was there like their record was
Speaker 3: like three thousand in one day or some shit.
Speaker 1: They went in their flower wars and took a bunch
Speaker 1: of like prisoners.
Speaker 3: From the neighboring tribes and came back up to that
Speaker 3: big pyramid and they cut out three thousands still beating
Speaker 3: hearts in one day or some ridiculous number, where like,
Speaker 3: if you do the math on it, they had to
Speaker 3: have like ten priests with those obsidian blades just like
Speaker 3: getting after it, like for the entirety of a twenty
Speaker 3: four hour span to make that number happen.
Speaker 1: And they did that because they made their gods happy.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, every culture, like he said, three quarters
Speaker 3: of the cultures around the world have done that to
Speaker 3: some degree. Although I will say this, everybody wants to
Speaker 3: talk about these crazy cultures and how brutal they were. Right,
Speaker 3: and we see certain cultures like the Nordics, for instance,
Speaker 3: we hear of the blood Eagle and like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: it's so bad, even though that was like a really
Speaker 3: big rarity that wasn't like a normal way of torturing
Speaker 3: someone to death, that was really only exclusively done a
Speaker 3: handful of times. Have you ever heard of what the
Speaker 3: Irish did when their last great king was killed. No,
Speaker 3: have you ever heard of Brian of Boru?
Speaker 2: I have none.
Speaker 1: Okay, long story short on this one. Ancient history to
Speaker 1: some some very good history to others, myself included old
Speaker 1: King Brian of Boru b O r U if anybody
Speaker 1: wants to look this up.
Speaker 3: Great king did great things right, went into battle, and
Speaker 3: some asshole decided to kill the king. They were so
Speaker 3: pissed at this that they captured this guy, gutted him,
Speaker 3: made him carry his intestines to a tree, and then
Speaker 3: used his own intestines to tie him to this tree
Speaker 3: and let him die slowly in that manner. You know,
Speaker 3: the Irish used to be about some wild shit back
Speaker 3: in the day. I would argue that that's worse than
Speaker 3: a blood eagle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would venture to say that I got a picture.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to imagine what he looked like, so
Speaker 2: I'll share it here. Brian, that's your boy, Brian Boru, High,
Speaker 2: King of Ireland, Celtic Native.
Speaker 1: Like the bottom left of that picture black and white.
Speaker 3: That's like the most quote unquote historically accurate picture that
Speaker 3: we have.
Speaker 1: But I mean it's like by whose account? Yeah? That
Speaker 1: one there?
Speaker 2: So right there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's our boy, Brian Boru.
Speaker 3: And when he died, his men were like, oh, you
Speaker 3: wanted to kill the fucking high king, gotcha, bro. That
Speaker 3: was a very slow, torturous way of dying, saying all
Speaker 3: these people with their quote unquote brutal tactics.
Speaker 1: It's not like the Aztecs were the worst, or the
Speaker 1: Egyptians or the Romans. Everybody had their sadistic fucks at
Speaker 1: one point in time. That's just how it got down
Speaker 1: Back in the day.
Speaker 2: You had to be that way. It was a killer,
Speaker 2: be killed, and try and be as scary as humanly
Speaker 2: possible so you don't get fucked with. So, I mean,
Speaker 2: there's a time and a place. But Tim said, I
Speaker 2: got a bad notion to pentagrams. My brother in law
Speaker 2: was living with me and my wife. Long story short,
Speaker 2: he drew a pentagram under my son's bed with the
Speaker 2: night before. The night before I beat the ever living
Speaker 2: fuck out of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah wait, why would he so wait he drew it
Speaker 3: under the bed and then you beat the fuck out
Speaker 3: of him. Wait, why the fuck would he draw a
Speaker 3: pentagram under your kid's bed. I just have a weird
Speaker 3: feeling that wasn't for some protection. He was probably being
Speaker 3: a shithead.
Speaker 2: It could have been for protection.
Speaker 3: I mean, unless he told you that. But also maybe
Speaker 3: you know, read the room. If you know these people
Speaker 3: don't get down with that kind of shit, maybe keep
Speaker 3: it to yourself.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you probably don't want to do that in a
Speaker 2: place that it's unwarranted.
Speaker 1: You know, like if I was to go to an
Speaker 1: Islamic person's house and then like slip their kid a
Speaker 1: little pocket sized bible, I'm expecting to catch some hands.
Speaker 2: Like what oh yeah, oh yeah, Luke said, I haven't
Speaker 2: looked into any of the DMT laser stuff yet. I
Speaker 2: haven't had time. Has he been documenting the symbols that
Speaker 2: he found. I'm curious how it can relate to string theory.
Speaker 2: Some think that glue ons could be the literal word
Speaker 2: of God commanding matter.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he did show some pictures that were like
Speaker 3: close But I can't wait to see the documentary it's
Speaker 3: going to be dropping later this year. I'm sure he's
Speaker 3: gonna have some sort of like depictions that are being shown.
Speaker 3: But yeah, super fascinating guy, super fun conversation for sure.
Speaker 2: Damn. I had those pictures saved then literally earlier today
Speaker 2: I went and deleted a bunch of shit off my
Speaker 2: computer or else I would have shown. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's pretty it's pretty cool. The way that he was
Speaker 2: describing it, he said that it looked very similar to
Speaker 2: like Japanese writing or Egyptian writing and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, dude, it's it's weird, I mean,
Speaker 2: And to think about like how it could literally be
Speaker 2: God commanding matter, that's pretty fricking sick that it would
Speaker 2: work in that way.
Speaker 3: If that's the case, I'm with you, man, Look, if
Speaker 3: this is in fact a matrix, why do we think
Speaker 3: it'd be ones and zeros? Like really and truly it's
Speaker 3: gonna be symbols that we've never actually seen with our
Speaker 3: eyes or maybe we have.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, even like Hebrew. Hebrew writing was supposed
Speaker 2: to be like the writing that God or it's from
Speaker 2: the heavens or from the angels or from God or
Speaker 2: something like that, right allegedly.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I mean, in all the Semitic languages, including Arabic,
Speaker 3: including Sanskrit that's a Semitic language, all those are supposed
Speaker 3: to be divinely inspired letters and words and all that.
Speaker 1: So I mean there's something to be said for that
Speaker 1: spirit animal.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts on this, sir, Well, I.
Speaker 5: Don't know if it's on this subject, but I was
Speaker 5: going back to the sacrifices and everything back in the day.
Speaker 5: You know how the with the Vikings, how they would
Speaker 5: take a person they would don't like their drought and everything.
Speaker 5: They would just split their throats and they would play
Speaker 5: the life blood on it. I could totally see that
Speaker 5: the the priests, after they cut out the still beating heart,
Speaker 5: they gather up the blood because blood is sacred, blood
Speaker 5: is life, and they pour it throughout their they throw
Speaker 5: it and use it as fertilizer. I'm saying, is it
Speaker 5: Why don't they do that, like in a post apocalyptic
Speaker 5: scenario and everything?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: Why would why? I could totally see people taking POWs
Speaker 5: for that.
Speaker 3: And if blood waters the ground and shit grows, then yeah,
Speaker 3: that will absolutely become a practice.
Speaker 2: Well, it's been proven that it is.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's allegedly a very good fertilizer because there's a
Speaker 5: lot of plants that want they'll take nutrients for water.
Speaker 1: Buck Uh, it's.
Speaker 5: I've had a study a long time ago, but uh,
Speaker 5: like the vanish Hye drop, it will get accustomed to.
Speaker 5: It prefers a human blood over a lot of insects blood,
Speaker 5: which I think is kind of phenomenal. But I'm just
Speaker 5: happy they're not like twenty fucking feet bigger.
Speaker 3: So I mean none that the iron content in the
Speaker 3: soil absolutely helps plants, not all, but certain plants absolutely
Speaker 3: get a better harvest. They also found the whole copper
Speaker 3: wire under the garden also helps.
Speaker 1: In that regard.
Speaker 3: So I mean, there's there's absolutely science to back this up.
Speaker 3: I can speak from experience on that myself. My brother
Speaker 3: in his garden has had he's stripped down some old
Speaker 3: Christmas lights and have them under the dirt and he
Speaker 3: has gotten at least a twofold yield.
Speaker 1: On his crops for the past few years. My parents
Speaker 1: do something similar in their greenhouse.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 3: The Nordic tribes used to do a it wasn't a bloat,
Speaker 3: what was their thing. It was a type of sacrifice
Speaker 3: that they would do and they would like douse the
Speaker 3: fields with the blood and it would get a better harvest,
Speaker 3: especially up that far north where the land is not
Speaker 3: that agg agrigable.
Speaker 1: Fuck that word up, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So there's absolutely some science to back it up, and yes,
Speaker 3: this would be one of those times where I believe
Speaker 3: the blending of the scientific and the spiritual can in
Speaker 3: fact come together, uh in the same place, if you will, could.
Speaker 2: Be uh soft g go right ahead, sir.
Speaker 13: So you guys were just talking a few minutes ago
Speaker 13: about things coming into being through speech and an interesting
Speaker 13: potential etymology of aber cadabra. If you were to basically
Speaker 13: break that down in Hebrew is avarah kidv ah, which
Speaker 13: means I will speak and basically it will be or
Speaker 13: I will create by speech.
Speaker 1: I believe that's kind of yes, I will I will
Speaker 1: create as I speak. Yeah, basically what that means, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 2: It's manifested or manifested word at that point, or at
Speaker 2: least what they're trying to obtain with abercadabra, I mean.
Speaker 3: And that's why all the quote unquote magicians and not
Speaker 3: not the ones that I'm like trying to shit on,
Speaker 3: I mean, like uh, Harry Houdini, like stage magicians, that's
Speaker 3: why they use this certain word because it's like it's
Speaker 3: mystic sounding, but then it also has mystic meaning behind
Speaker 3: it as well.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude. Oh, and as far as like some
Speaker 2: of that, uh that weird writing. I wonder if Danny
Speaker 2: has ever looked into the Enochian alphabet by your boy Alistair.
Speaker 2: I don't know, because have you ever looked into that, Like,
Speaker 2: have you ever looked in like seen what those that
Speaker 2: alphabe looks like? Like I'm not gonna say it's dead
Speaker 2: on what he was describing, but I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 2: there's something there.
Speaker 3: I mean, I definitely see some some Greek I see
Speaker 3: like the uh omego on there. I see there's definitely
Speaker 3: some sort of like there's vibes to it. I could
Speaker 3: see some Greek vibes. I could see some Latin vibes.
Speaker 3: I could see some I could say, like Hebrew vibes
Speaker 3: to it as well.
Speaker 1: I've never seen this before. This is interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's uh, it's pretty weird, dude. And then
Speaker 2: he had like the Dagger's alphabet too. It's my first
Speaker 2: time seeing it, Crowley Esoteric font the alphabet of Daggers.
Speaker 1: So you know that looks like cuneiform to me a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's strange. I want to look into that
Speaker 2: Inokian shit one of these days, and you know, understand
Speaker 2: the story in whatever way I mean, nobody really has
Speaker 2: an immense level of respect for him, but at least
Speaker 2: he thought he was doing something.
Speaker 3: Well, when you said Inoki and I thought you meant
Speaker 3: like the Book of Enoch, I mean Alis or Crowley's
Speaker 3: an Nochi and shit, yeah yeah, yeah, right, gotcha.
Speaker 2: Inochi and uh, angelic language or whatever the fuck that
Speaker 2: he channeled or whatever it is.
Speaker 1: If we if we believe that he in fact was
Speaker 1: channeling these things. And again I don't know, I wasn't there.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's no way to prove that anybody channeled
Speaker 2: messages from God or from angels or anything like that.
Speaker 2: Like you kind of just got to take it on
Speaker 2: their word.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that if it comes from God, you
Speaker 3: need to channel it. That's that's where I draw the
Speaker 3: line on that one. If you're channeling it and you're
Speaker 3: like going and doing all of that, it's nema. Anyway,
Speaker 3: moving on, so.
Speaker 2: Where were we uh uh uh talking about Luke and
Speaker 2: oh as far as Danny Gohler's stuff, Well, that was
Speaker 2: a fucking awesome conversation, by the way, and the first
Speaker 2: time I talked to him was on Meta Mysteries. But
Speaker 2: then I wanted to bring him over to the cult
Speaker 2: to try and because it's always going to be a
Speaker 2: different conversation from Meta to the cult, very different vibes.
Speaker 1: But you did, bro, Yeah, so it was.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's interesting to look at it that way.
Speaker 2: And dude, like the things that he was talking about,
Speaker 2: like the things that he you know, said that he
Speaker 2: was experiencing, talking about how he used He's done DMT
Speaker 2: like a thousand time ors something crazy like and like
Speaker 2: a crazy amount of times, and he was talking about
Speaker 2: like he got to a point where he became so
Speaker 2: comfortable with wherever it is he was going in that
Speaker 2: DMT realm that like this, uh this like like a screen,
Speaker 2: like this massive panel like a wall, like a wall
Speaker 2: panel of computer screens were in front of him and
Speaker 2: it was like some weird like kiosk looking thing almost,
Speaker 2: and it was and he said that he saw that
Speaker 2: like hundreds of times and was talking to other beings.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to expect from that, to be
Speaker 2: completely honest, I really don't know what to think about
Speaker 2: the certain DMT realms. It could be it could be
Speaker 2: very like a like a personal thing to the individual,
Speaker 2: but is it going to applied to the masses.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess we'll figure out whenever they, you know,
Speaker 2: get the results from that DMTX thing.
Speaker 3: I I can't wait to have another conversation with them,
Speaker 3: and I cannot wait to see the documentary when it drops.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 3: Resident Canadian in the Mud to everyone, sub you beautiful
Speaker 3: dirt bags, fashionably late gold.
Speaker 1: That was like over an hour and a half ago.
Speaker 1: We got to catch up on these chats, man.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I'm I'm I'm not reading every single
Speaker 2: one of them, so you know, I'm just trying to
Speaker 2: get to some of the messages. Zombie posted something about
Speaker 2: ancient Mesopotamia. The pentagram's earliest known usage was in ancient Mesopotamia,
Speaker 2: where it held celestial and religious importance. Is believe that
Speaker 2: the symbol represented the path of the planet Venus in
Speaker 2: the sky, reflecting its connection to Ishtar, the goddess of love, war,
Speaker 2: and fertility.
Speaker 1: Okay, alright, out a lot of a lot of reasons
Speaker 1: why we have all the Easter celebrations that we have
Speaker 1: is because of Ishtar.
Speaker 2: Yeah that this is super weird, dude. She sent a
Speaker 2: all about the pentagram meaning and history variations. I mean,
Speaker 2: we could check it out see what it says here.
Speaker 2: This is from how Stuff Works. The pentagram is one
Speaker 2: of the oldest symbols, evolving in significance over millennia and
Speaker 2: embraced in pop culture. The symbol represents the unity of elements, protection,
Speaker 2: and cycles of life, and there's a pop up. It's
Speaker 2: linked to Christian traditions and the golden ratio. Types include upright,
Speaker 2: inverted tetragrammatron or tetragrammaton and combined with other symbols. The
Speaker 2: pentagram differs from pentacle in composition. The pentagram differs from
Speaker 2: the pentacle in composition and symbolism. So from the earliest
Speaker 2: appearance of the five pointed star in ancient times to
Speaker 2: its former role as a Christian symbol, there are a
Speaker 2: millennia of history surrounding the pentagram, meaning it's one of
Speaker 2: the oldest symbols in the world. The pentagram significance has evolved,
Speaker 2: leading or leaving an indelible mark on culture and spirituality.
Speaker 2: Pop culture has also embraced the star. I don't care
Speaker 2: about that. What is the pentagram symbol? Here we go, So,
Speaker 2: the five pointed star traditionally symbolizes the unity of the
Speaker 2: five elements Earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. The top
Speaker 2: most point signifies spirit, emphasizing the supremacy over the material elements.
Speaker 2: Say we weren't far off. This configuration symbolizes wholeness, protection,
Speaker 2: and the perpetual cycle of life and nature, illustrating the
Speaker 2: unity of elements and the cyclical nature of the universe
Speaker 2: beyond its elemental and protective qualities. The five pointed star
Speaker 2: has been linked to Christian traditions, notably during the Middle Ages.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay.
Speaker 2: So the word pentagram has its roots in the Greek
Speaker 2: terms penta meaning five and gramma meaning letter or writing.
Speaker 2: It refers to a figure composed of five lines, encapsulating
Speaker 2: the essence of the symbol a star with five straight strokes.
Speaker 2: So you have it in ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Greece, Middle Ages, Renaissance,
Speaker 2: nineteenth century, Occult Revival, in modern Wicca, and Neopaganism. Golden ratio.
Speaker 2: That is interesting. So the pentagram and the golden ratio
Speaker 2: share a relationship that can be likened to the precision
Speaker 2: of a perfectly balanced scale, often represented by the Greek
Speaker 2: letter five. The golden ratio is an irrational number approximately
Speaker 2: equal to one point one six one eight oh three, three, nine, eight,
Speaker 2: eight seven, usually shortened to one point one or one
Speaker 2: point six one eight. This mathematical constant appears throughout nature's designs,
Speaker 2: from the spirals of shells to the patterns of flower pedals.
Speaker 2: The ratio acts as a guiding principle to the pentagram structure,
Speaker 2: ensuring that the lengths of the segments formed by its
Speaker 2: intersecting lines adhere to this proportion. It's as it's as
Speaker 2: if each point and lined within the pentagram is meticulously
Speaker 2: crafted to fit into this universal pattern of balance and harmony.
Speaker 2: This connection between the pentagram and the golden ratio is
Speaker 2: more than just a mathematical curiosity. It reflects the underlying
Speaker 2: order in the natural world. Even then the most abstract
Speaker 2: mathematical concepts, there's a resonance with the physical world around us.
Speaker 2: Well that's fucking oh dude. So it's not necessarily at
Speaker 2: least traditionally in the beginning, wasn't necessarily used for evil
Speaker 2: purposes or for magic purposes. It's you know, it's it's
Speaker 2: just represented the elements, and you'd have the top facing
Speaker 2: you know, the top, so you can connect it to
Speaker 2: the spirit and That's why I was saying, as far
Speaker 2: as the inverted one, if you're having if the if
Speaker 2: the top part symbolizes spirit, and you have that thing
Speaker 2: pointed down, you're trying to pull from a negative spirit,
Speaker 2: an evil spirit, a demonic spirit, something like that. That's
Speaker 2: the only reason why you'd you'd even do that, because
Speaker 2: the other elements within the within the star that's that's
Speaker 2: fire water or whatever they are, they're just changing sides
Speaker 2: at that point, right or you know, just ones on top,
Speaker 2: and I don't know, it's so it's only for the
Speaker 2: spiritual purposes as why you inverted, which makes it satanic
Speaker 2: in that sense.
Speaker 3: I again, I guess I personally don't think that the
Speaker 3: five pointed star in a circle is inherently a satanic symbol.
Speaker 3: There are people who have used it as such, but
Speaker 3: that doesn't make it so. The swastika, again, is not
Speaker 3: supposed to be a symbol of hatred. There are those
Speaker 3: that have used it as such, but that's not what
Speaker 3: it's intended to be. How Native Americans use that symbol,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, It's not supposed.
Speaker 1: To be like that, but.
Speaker 3: Culturally these days it only gets seen one way, and
Speaker 3: I don't like that. I disagree with that, but you
Speaker 3: know it's not it's intended purpose, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely. The resident Canadian in the mud said, I
Speaker 2: know there's a lot of hate in Canada lately, and
Speaker 2: I'm the first person to agree. I just want us
Speaker 2: to be remembered for the Fourties, tragically Hip, Terry Fox,
Speaker 2: Trailer Park Boys, and trucker convoys.
Speaker 1: I'll take it.
Speaker 2: I like it, I love it. Goth Alex said, what
Speaker 2: do y'all feel so damn weird being on here on
Speaker 2: a day off from work?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Nice?
Speaker 3: Yeah, usually you have to like listen to us while
Speaker 3: you're on the forklift doing thang man, but here you
Speaker 3: are glad to have you with u.
Speaker 1: Scott Alex.
Speaker 2: Uh, Spirit Animals said, Uh, Governor Governor Trudeau. I think
Speaker 2: he's a president or prime minister rather.
Speaker 1: Uh he's the governor of the fifty first US state.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, Yeah, yeah, yeah he did blackface twice?
Speaker 1: You did? He really did.
Speaker 3: It's Oh I'm so glad that he's leaving. But it's
Speaker 3: not like he's getting replaced by somebody better. The Liberal Party,
Speaker 3: which is the party he's a part of. They just
Speaker 3: elected the next person, and it's basically a Trudeau junior.
Speaker 3: I maybe I don't think this guy is gonna be
Speaker 3: as culturally insensitive and insulting as Trudeau was, but he's
Speaker 3: still every bit as fucking retarded. I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 3: goes without saying resident Canadian in the mud way in
Speaker 3: on this Do most Canadians fuck with Trudeau's replacement?
Speaker 10: H No, not one bit, I think, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 10: Is he the one that's part of the Bank of
Speaker 10: Britain or something along those lines, or is that I
Speaker 10: explain this to.
Speaker 1: Me, How does Canadian like elections take place? In America?
Speaker 3: We have the electoral college, right, and there's so many
Speaker 3: votes that each state gets, and that is how it
Speaker 3: actually determines. There's the popular vote, there's the electoral college vote.
Speaker 3: The college vote is the one that actually applies. How
Speaker 3: does Canada do this? Is it a majority rule population
Speaker 3: wise or does each province get a certain sway?
Speaker 1: How does that play out?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 10: From what I understand, I'm not crazy into the politics
Speaker 10: of Canada. I personally think, like myself, I stick to
Speaker 10: what I know. I like sports and being active and
Speaker 10: like look into things a little bit. But from what
Speaker 10: I know, it's pretty corrupt system. I know that the
Speaker 10: only way that Trudeau was elected again when he was
Speaker 10: supposed to be supposed to be kicked out when we
Speaker 10: didn't want him anymore, but he rushed the election some
Speaker 10: way or somehow and he was able to get it
Speaker 10: so that they did a little bit earlier that this
Speaker 10: way he was able to be voted back in again.
Speaker 10: But from my understanding, I think it's just uh. I
Speaker 10: thought it was a province by province thing. But I
Speaker 10: don't have the actual concrete info for you on that.
Speaker 1: One, but gotcha.
Speaker 10: Yeah, all I know is uh, as Canadians, we don't
Speaker 10: stand by him, and our culture is so much different
Speaker 10: than they make it seem. To me, man, we're so
Speaker 10: focused on what you guys are doing that it's starting
Speaker 10: to like take away from what we're doing, you know
Speaker 10: what I mean. We're supposed to be doing our part,
Speaker 10: which in in uh in help you guys? Are you
Speaker 10: know there for us? And I feel like we're starting
Speaker 10: to piss you guys off so much that it's going
Speaker 10: to get bad for us soon if we don't you know,
Speaker 10: smart enough.
Speaker 1: Are you a part? Are you in Alberta?
Speaker 10: No, I'm in Ontario, all right.
Speaker 3: Well, I personally think that we should annex Alberta and
Speaker 3: on tear and just like let the rest of it
Speaker 3: do what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe BC.
Speaker 3: I don't know, depends on the year, because sometimes they're
Speaker 3: cool and sometimes they're on some dumb shit.
Speaker 2: It seems to me that Canada has taken on like this.
Speaker 2: I don't know when did Canada get super super extreme
Speaker 2: liberal leading. Has it always been that way?
Speaker 5: To you?
Speaker 2: I lift your phone up whenever you're talking because it's
Speaker 2: kind of muffled there.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I got my finger there. A my bad
Speaker 10: boys for me when I was younger, I mean, I
Speaker 10: wasn't too involved in politics or anything, but I just
Speaker 10: remember it being more culturally respected, and you know, like
Speaker 10: we just stuck to what we knew and that was
Speaker 10: kind of how it went.
Speaker 1: And then I think it was.
Speaker 10: Twenty fifteen or sixteen, we started just mass allowing mass
Speaker 10: amounts of immigrants coming in and it started to kind
Speaker 10: of water down our Canadian culture. And I think from
Speaker 10: there they were able to get the majority vote on
Speaker 10: their side because they were allowing all these foreign people in,
Speaker 10: and the foreign people obviously were loving it, so they're
Speaker 10: voting for this similar, same party. And after Stephen Harper,
Speaker 10: I think, like I thought he was gonna be great,
Speaker 10: but after him, for me, it just all went downhill.
Speaker 10: And I just feel like we're really taking away from
Speaker 10: ourselves right now. Like I was in the store the
Speaker 10: other day and everything's like proudly made in Canada. I'm like,
Speaker 10: why wouldn't we just be saying that from day one?
Speaker 10: Why do we have to promote that now that we
Speaker 10: don't like America all of a sudden, now we want
Speaker 10: to promote Canada. It's like, dude, just like, chill out, man,
Speaker 10: you got to chill. Stop pulling the liquor off the
Speaker 10: shelves from Americans. We need, you know, like that's helping
Speaker 10: us provide stuff on our streets. If we're getting liquor
Speaker 10: from the Americans and we're taxing it out on the Canadians,
Speaker 10: then we're making money. So it's like, you know, all
Speaker 10: these Canadians want to hate on Trump because he's helping
Speaker 10: your economy and he's all about what you're doing. Why
Speaker 10: don't we strive for somebody in our country who wants
Speaker 10: to do the same for us, who wants to do
Speaker 10: the best for our intro us and not take away
Speaker 10: from our actual pride and joy of being a Canadian
Speaker 10: because I just feel so beat up right now.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this too, as we're talking about Canada,
Speaker 3: the immigrants, right that you're talking about here? Yeah, what
Speaker 3: I hear a lot on the news is about the
Speaker 3: Sikh population in Canada, or at least the Indian trip,
Speaker 3: you know, transplants, if you will. Are you seeing that
Speaker 3: to be a problem in your area or is that
Speaker 3: more of a city by city thing, because I don't
Speaker 3: know about you, man, I've done a fair amount of
Speaker 3: digging into the Sikh culture and if anything, we need
Speaker 3: more of them on our somn.
Speaker 10: I personally love the Sikhs and I love a lot
Speaker 10: of the Indian people that come to Canada. They're misunderstood,
Speaker 10: for sure. There's a lot like it's especially in my
Speaker 10: city in London, there's a lot. So they're taking majority
Speaker 10: of a lot of jobs that some people might think
Speaker 10: that they deserve. But it's like, well you didn't, you know,
Speaker 10: go apply and have a school background for it, So
Speaker 10: that's on you. But a lot of like I, I
Speaker 10: go to the variety store down the street and there's
Speaker 10: a seat guy there and we get along. Every time
Speaker 10: we chat for twenty minutes. I'm like, I'm just getting
Speaker 10: my chips. But at the same time, you're a great person.
Speaker 10: They're very respectful. It's just one of those things where
Speaker 10: we're so used to something for so long and then
Speaker 10: you just mass allow all these people into our country,
Speaker 10: which is great, but it's it's definitely overwhelming where we're now.
Speaker 10: The minority, I would say, which I don't have any
Speaker 10: hate towards anybody. I'm personally a loving guy, and every
Speaker 10: I come with every I come with everybody with like
Speaker 10: open arms and respect. But some people feel differently and
Speaker 10: they'll say certain certain things about them.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like there's it's not even just Canada,
Speaker 2: Like there's so many countries that are just being overrun
Speaker 2: with immigration, and I think that you have to do
Speaker 2: it like it can't just all come at once, you know,
Speaker 2: Like the way that they've been doing it over the
Speaker 2: past ten years, give or take, it's been like unmass
Speaker 2: like it's it's thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of I mean different cultured type of people.
Speaker 1: But that's the thing.
Speaker 3: If the cultures blended, well, it wouldn't be that big
Speaker 3: of a deal, right, Like hypothetically speaking, if and I'm
Speaker 3: not saying that we should do this or I'm not
Speaker 3: wishing this on anybody, whatever, If there was for some
Speaker 3: reason a mass exodus out of Canada and we had
Speaker 3: a bunch of Canadian transplants into America, our cultures mirror
Speaker 3: each other pretty well. They would assimilate into the American
Speaker 3: way pretty decently, with still maintaining their Canadian pride. Now
Speaker 3: you do that same thing with Syria to America. There
Speaker 3: are some obvious lines in the sand where these cultures
Speaker 3: just don't blend, right.
Speaker 1: It depends on what kind of blending there is now.
Speaker 3: Like Seeks, for instance, they get in where they fit
Speaker 3: in pretty much no matter what country they're in. The
Speaker 3: pretty well, they're respectful of everybody. You leave them alone,
Speaker 3: they'll leave you alone if you start some shit. Understand,
Speaker 3: they keep that motherfucking thing on them. That's a part
Speaker 3: of their actual religion. But like it's it's different, right,
Speaker 3: But then you hit the other kind of immigrants in
Speaker 3: transplants that Canada has seen. Didn't Trudeau take in like
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand from Syria.
Speaker 1: Or some shit.
Speaker 10: I feel like that was something that he did. But
Speaker 10: and that was the same timeline when he was trying
Speaker 10: to like rush the voting process, because he did more
Speaker 10: time on term than most prime ministers would ever do.
Speaker 10: And it was because of the fact that he like
Speaker 10: rushed in all these people. And quote me, if I
Speaker 10: might be wrong, don't quote me on this, but I
Speaker 10: think you're right on that. And I think it was
Speaker 10: to do with the rushing of the process.
Speaker 2: There sounds like Biden took a little bit of a
Speaker 2: little bit of a page out of Trudeau's book then, huh,
Speaker 2: or at least attempted.
Speaker 10: To pretty similar. I think Trudeau personally is a he's
Speaker 10: a conservative hiding under liberal like or sorry, he's a
Speaker 10: liberal hiding under conservative values. And he's part of the
Speaker 10: World Economic Forum and they're you know, they're part of
Speaker 10: no good anyways, right.
Speaker 2: So he's a rhino that's the worst kind of conservative.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but he hides it. And that's even that's what
Speaker 10: scares me even more about him.
Speaker 1: He's a face politicians with no fucking substance behind him.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind the years you were talking about Obama
Speaker 3: was in office around these time frames. When Trudeau really
Speaker 3: started fucking things up in Canada, they became homies. Two
Speaker 3: beta male cooks running essentially the free world, and that
Speaker 3: made perfect sense that they would be just tight homies
Speaker 3: about it. Not to mention Trudeau's daddy is Castro.
Speaker 10: We can't believe I believe that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh it all lines up.
Speaker 2: Oh they're so similar, dude, in the timelines matchup and
Speaker 2: everything that is. I feel like that should just be
Speaker 2: considered a fact nowadays, really, because it's it's too coincidental
Speaker 2: at this point.
Speaker 3: Why doesn't he just come out and acknowledge it, like
Speaker 3: nobody's gonna judge him any worse.
Speaker 1: Right now, he's on the way out, like it's not
Speaker 1: gonna hurt him anybody.
Speaker 2: He actually is out now from what I thought that
Speaker 2: his last day was just like last week or something
Speaker 2: like that. What wasn't it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's uh, he's pretty much out. But at the
Speaker 10: same time, he's still got that finishing term. I don't
Speaker 10: know how work man. Like I said, I'm I don't
Speaker 10: know shit about Canadian politics. I know more about your
Speaker 10: guys politics than our own. And all I know is
Speaker 10: he's lingering. We'll say that, you know, like they need
Speaker 10: like a no lodering loitering sign for that motherfucker because
Speaker 10: he's got to get his ass out of here. And
Speaker 10: like you guys said, there's there's no one better incoming
Speaker 10: to save our ass anyways. But I hope whoever's next
Speaker 10: in will smarten up and not cause any stir up
Speaker 10: any more bullshit with you guys in America, because that's
Speaker 10: the last thing we fucking need right now.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 10: We need to just play our part, do our thing,
Speaker 10: and uh just be the kind gentle Canadians we always were.
Speaker 10: Man Like you guys are the brew for us. We
Speaker 10: need you to do all that shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm good with that. By the way, I have
Speaker 3: no problem with America being the world sledgehammer.
Speaker 1: I'm good with that. Tell Yeah, you know, Canadians are
Speaker 1: known to be nice and overly apologize and like overly
Speaker 1: nice and like that. That's that's y'all shtick, you know,
Speaker 1: and you'll excel at it.
Speaker 3: Now you'll also have some bad asses there too, not
Speaker 3: going to negate the Canadian military, the ones that are
Speaker 3: out there operating.
Speaker 10: All that war War wrole to shit absolutely, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Hey, World War two, y'all committed so many war crimes.
Speaker 3: It was beautiful, it was inspiring, but you know, here
Speaker 3: we are in today's world, you know whatever.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and anyways, my phone was about to die, so
Speaker 10: and I only have like a little platform chargers. So sorry,
Speaker 10: I'm not trying to be like you're doing off on
Speaker 10: your face.
Speaker 2: Eh, Hey, we appreciate it, man, giving a little insight
Speaker 2: from the other side.
Speaker 10: I do what I can, man, but I'm myself. I'm
Speaker 10: more of a spiritual guy, and I just try not
Speaker 10: to get too deep into the politics and you know,
Speaker 10: the nonsense going on here. I just I, like I said,
Speaker 10: I'm just gonna put this out on in the universe.
Speaker 10: I just want us to get along with the Americans,
Speaker 10: stop pulling our fucking shenanigans, because that's not us. That's
Speaker 10: not how Canadians feel, you guys, And we just want
Speaker 10: to be friends, man, Like, that's the majority rules here.
Speaker 10: But that fucking twenty percent elitist in Canada, they want
Speaker 10: to stir the pot and make more drama.
Speaker 1: So is what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it takes only a small percentage to really like
Speaker 2: speak for a large group. And you know, you see
Speaker 2: that really all over the place, Like how many people
Speaker 2: were just obsessed with Kamala during during her campaign and
Speaker 2: all that shit, and then you find out like, oh,
Speaker 2: she's one of the least popular people that's ever been
Speaker 2: voted for. And it's you know, it's it's it's always
Speaker 2: the squeakiest wheel, you know that gets the.
Speaker 10: Most money you can buy. Right, she had a little
Speaker 10: bit of money, she threw it in the wrong places,
Speaker 10: and she tried to get all these you know, big
Speaker 10: famous rappers and things like that. It's like, we see
Speaker 10: right through that. Now it's twenty twenty five, it's not
Speaker 10: twenty eighteen anymore, you know, Like, yeah.
Speaker 2: Her getting Meg the Stallion to perform for her in
Speaker 2: Atlanta is the same thing as Hillary Clinton having a
Speaker 2: bottle of hot sauce in her perse. I'm like, do
Speaker 2: you think people really buy this shit?
Speaker 1: You know, like sim fucking did And it's embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Well, those with two brain cells to rub together could
Speaker 2: see through that bullshit. And I'm not saying that the
Speaker 2: other side doesn't do it, of course they do. Like
Speaker 2: I always say, like, do you think really, like do
Speaker 2: we honestly believe that Trump was a Christian before he
Speaker 2: ran for president? Like, do are we really falling for that, Like,
Speaker 2: I'm not buying that. I think it's just what you
Speaker 2: gotta do if you're running as a conservative, it's it's
Speaker 2: you know, that's just part of the game.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was like it was like your board barrier man,
Speaker 10: great speaker, but fuck, you can sure bomb the ship
Speaker 10: as some innocent people, you know, some drones, strokes.
Speaker 2: Yes, he did most in history, I think, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, great speakers can uh can fool the mind.
Speaker 2: They'll say that, oh a hundred percent. Look at fucking
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, who I'm convinced was created in a fucking lab,
Speaker 2: but even his short is starting to.
Speaker 1: Go down here. Bombing makes me so so happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel the same way. But anyhow, Luisa said,
Speaker 2: it's the streaming platforms making more Serial killer documentaries, which
Speaker 2: streaming platforms haven't been around for that long, so that
Speaker 2: could have been a reason why people are obsessed with
Speaker 2: it as well.
Speaker 3: I'll give you that, But my argument to that would be,
Speaker 3: the streaming platforms make things that make them money, right,
Speaker 3: they will make more shows. That's why we have so
Speaker 3: many fucking detective shows. We have like fifty of them
Speaker 3: that have become a thing in the last decade. They
Speaker 3: wouldn't have kept making them if they couldn't make money
Speaker 3: off of them, because they're going off of.
Speaker 1: What to give the people what they want? Why do
Speaker 1: the people want to hear so much about serial killers
Speaker 1: these days? That tells me we have a like a
Speaker 1: whole level of psychosis that has now been ingrained into
Speaker 1: our culture.
Speaker 2: I think it probably speaks somewhat to our primal senses
Speaker 2: in a way, because you think about it, if you
Speaker 2: know most of the people, and I've talked about this before,
Speaker 2: about how you know that they they performed that one thing,
Speaker 2: that one experiment about how they hooked all the brain
Speaker 2: nodes up to to what was it like a hundred
Speaker 2: people or something in some kind of experiment, and they
Speaker 2: put them all in front of a TV and found
Speaker 2: out that nobody could last longer than a minute without
Speaker 2: at least going into somewhat of a light trance. And
Speaker 2: so I think that it's when you go into that
Speaker 2: light trance, reality is a little bit different. It's like
Speaker 2: that's what allows you to become emotional by things what
Speaker 2: you see on TV. So whenever you start to get
Speaker 2: what was it like the humane society in the arms
Speaker 2: of whatever, right, the whole Yeah, like that whole thing.
Speaker 2: You know, it pulls at your heartstrings. But you remember,
Speaker 2: those commercials were pretty damn long, usually like they're usually
Speaker 2: a couple minutes. Like for some reason, those commercials just
Speaker 2: lasted forever. And I personally think that the longer the commercial,
Speaker 2: the longer the show, the deeper you're going to go
Speaker 2: into a hypnotic trance and then be a little bit
Speaker 2: more suggestible. And and not only just more suggest suggestible,
Speaker 2: you're also going to you know, uh kind of your
Speaker 2: brain doesn't necessarily know the difference when it's in that uh,
Speaker 2: that trans state between reality and what you see on
Speaker 2: the movies. So if you couple that with the primal
Speaker 2: shit that's within us, you know, the serial killer, you
Speaker 2: got to look out whatever it, it sucks you right
Speaker 2: into it. And so it's really a hypnotic thing. And
Speaker 2: that's why I think it's a there's a couple of
Speaker 2: different factors as to why there's so many uh, you know,
Speaker 2: investigator shows and carrying a serial killer series and shit
Speaker 2: like that, but I think that that's really what is
Speaker 2: drawn on.
Speaker 1: Man. Am I the only one that watched those commercials
Speaker 1: and got pissed off with the cameraman. Yeah, like on
Speaker 1: some real shit, Like you got the hole in the
Speaker 1: arms of.
Speaker 3: The angel going on in the background. You got this
Speaker 3: dog chain to a tree in the snow. Meanwhile, this
Speaker 3: asshole's got a camera. Yo, unchain the fucking dog. You're
Speaker 3: right there, dude, you're right fucking there. Like all right,
Speaker 3: all right, you know what, have you seen the picture
Speaker 3: of the vulture and the baby?
Speaker 1: No, all right, all right, you know what.
Speaker 3: I don't even mean to go this route, but we're
Speaker 3: gonna go this route, okay, because I've seen this in
Speaker 3: so many different ways and so many different like contexts.
Speaker 3: Every time there's some sort of like crazy picture that
Speaker 3: makes some sort of headline in some way shape or
Speaker 3: for him, go ahead and giving the ability to share
Speaker 3: the screen.
Speaker 2: Real quick, homy, you got it there, brother?
Speaker 1: All right, So this image most people have seen before yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, Ethiopian kid or some shit.
Speaker 3: The photographer that took this picture did nothing to help
Speaker 3: this child. All right, Let's let's go ahead and take
Speaker 3: the second to realize this. The picture itself won him
Speaker 3: so many awards, so many prizes. His name doesn't even
Speaker 3: matter because the piece of fucking shit but like, fuck him, right,
Speaker 3: but he took this picture. He went all over Europe,
Speaker 3: all over America, and they're like, oh my god, because
Speaker 3: it's such an impactful picture.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, this dude who took the picture could have, you know,
Speaker 3: given this kid water, put him in the car, brought
Speaker 3: him to an aid station, gotten the kid some help.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, he did it for the fucking award.
Speaker 1: That guy, after all.
Speaker 3: Those awards, ended up committing suicide, which is good for
Speaker 3: his fucking ass. Meanwhile, this kid ended up living. And
Speaker 3: if I'm not mistaken, this kid just entered the fourth
Speaker 3: grade and is healthy and is good these days. But
Speaker 3: that's neither here nor there. There's another image I saw.
Speaker 3: Oh wait a minute, Oh I wonder if I can
Speaker 3: find it?
Speaker 2: Uh, I could actually straw man you on this please
Speaker 2: do all right, so you could venture to say that
Speaker 2: this guy just created this picture to I don't know,
Speaker 2: have people donate to some kind of fund in order
Speaker 2: to send a lot of money and a lot of
Speaker 2: supplies and a lot of that shit, because one guy
Speaker 2: can only do so much. But whenever you got a
Speaker 2: lot of people contributing, maybe that would help the entire
Speaker 2: community over there, right, so I'm not saying that, you know,
Speaker 2: he should have taken advantage. I don't know if he
Speaker 2: did take advantage. I don't know if there was some
Speaker 2: kind of foundation or something that there was a link
Speaker 2: that people could donate to or whatever. But you know,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like you get more eyes on something,
Speaker 2: you see something in its disparity like that, it's gonna
Speaker 2: pull the heartstrings in the same way as those Humane
Speaker 2: Society commercials.
Speaker 3: Okay, there's another one here, Okay, the Humane Society and
Speaker 3: what it was for. Okay, cool, this kid's getting attacked
Speaker 3: by a snake. Meanwhile, this guy with a camera's just
Speaker 3: like letting it happen. This kid is terrified. You'll put
Speaker 3: the fucking camera down. For National Geographic the shot is
Speaker 3: more important than helping the kid. Now, thankfully they did,
Speaker 3: but that's beside the point. Like, bro, what the fuck
Speaker 3: would you stop worrying about your career for two seconds
Speaker 3: and help the person in need?
Speaker 2: That's I think a lot of those pictures are staged, though,
Speaker 2: the one.
Speaker 1: The vulture and the kid that was not.
Speaker 3: The guy actually committed suicide about it later because he
Speaker 3: realized that, like, oh my god, I could have helped
Speaker 3: that kid, and I didn't. I just did it for
Speaker 3: the picture. I'm such a piece of shit, blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: But like, dude, I understand the reason.
Speaker 2: Was that a fact or you just like guessing that
Speaker 2: that's the high school Oh okay, yeah, no, fuck that
Speaker 2: guy's he read that in high school. But that kid's
Speaker 2: only in fourth grade.
Speaker 3: Now, that kid was like two at the time. Well,
Speaker 3: maybe I guess he's entering middle school now I think
Speaker 3: about it. Yeah, now think about ship.
Speaker 1: The last time I saw a picture of that kid,
Speaker 1: he was like six, and he had a little uniform
Speaker 1: on and he was like doing well and whatever, and
Speaker 1: like he had like I don't know if he had
Speaker 1: gotten adopter, he was like at a home for orphans
Speaker 1: or what the case was. Shit, now I'm thinking about
Speaker 1: when the last time I read an article about that
Speaker 1: kid was.
Speaker 2: I'm just sketchy about a lot of that kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: especially after I got sucked in hook Line and Sinker
Speaker 2: to that whole cone twenty twelve. Shit back whenever all
Speaker 2: that shit was going down, Dude, I bought the merch,
Speaker 2: I bought the hat. I was trying to spread the word,
Speaker 2: and then you come to find out it's all one
Speaker 2: big ass scam. So I'm I'm a little hesitant to
Speaker 2: look at a lot of this shit and just take
Speaker 2: it at face value.
Speaker 3: I don't think Coney still has the child soldier army
Speaker 3: that he once had, but like he's still alive, like
Speaker 3: nothing was done to stop him. It's it's great, it's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I felt like such an idiot, but like that's
Speaker 2: the thing.
Speaker 3: These animals, they're all chained up, and like, for just
Speaker 3: five dollars a month, you can save one of these
Speaker 3: helpless animals. Then why aren't the person with the camera
Speaker 3: unchaining the dog? Oh oh, you set it up just
Speaker 3: for the shot, So you're putting the dog in the
Speaker 3: cold and making him shiver to get a shot.
Speaker 1: See your piece of shit aither way you got.
Speaker 2: That's not a good look. That's not a good look.
Speaker 3: I never got hypnotized by the commercials. I got pissed
Speaker 3: off at him, honestly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean you kind of were a little
Speaker 2: bit hypnotized to it in a sense, though in reality,
Speaker 2: all you were doing was sitting on your couch looking
Speaker 2: at a piece of machinery, and it was the picture
Speaker 2: that gave you emotions and ultimately you're somewhat of a
Speaker 2: hypnotic trance. After watching that and thinking about it for
Speaker 2: a little while, still played upon your emotions, you could
Speaker 2: say that you were maybe in a light trance. Okay,
Speaker 2: now I'll say the TV shows absolutely put me in
Speaker 2: a light cherance.
Speaker 1: The commercials, if anything, stamped me out of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but yeah, I feel what you're saying. It warnanted
Speaker 3: a emotional response out of me. So I guess the
Speaker 3: goal was still achieved fair enough.
Speaker 2: I mean it was suggestive. I mean you might not
Speaker 2: have taken its main goal of suggestion, but it still,
Speaker 2: you know, did something to you, eh, I guess, so,
Speaker 2: you know, in the same way, like in a different way.
Speaker 2: Like you know, like as soon as you go into
Speaker 2: a Walmart. I've probably said this before, but like as
Speaker 2: soon as you go into a Walmart or a Target,
Speaker 2: or really any kind of store like that right above it,
Speaker 2: they always have enter or entrance or something like that,
Speaker 2: and so entrance and trance. As soon as you walk
Speaker 2: in there, you kind of go into a trance. How
Speaker 2: many times you go to a Walmart and you're saying, Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna go in here for a gallon of
Speaker 2: milk and then you walk out with one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars worth of fucking groceries.
Speaker 1: That could be.
Speaker 2: Because there's some kind of trance shit going on there.
Speaker 2: Whenever you walk through those doors, you got the smell
Speaker 2: of Walmart, you got all the fluorescent lights that are
Speaker 2: beaming down on you. You see everybody else walking around
Speaker 2: with some kind of buggy. You hear the people over
Speaker 2: the loud speaker announcing the specials. You see all the
Speaker 2: signs that's saying that this is discounted or these are
Speaker 2: rollback prices. Like it's a little hypnotic if you really
Speaker 2: think about it. And also a couple that with the
Speaker 2: fact that the milk is always at the farthest point
Speaker 2: you have to walk through and see everything else that's
Speaker 2: gonna tempt you to bust out more money, right, Like
Speaker 2: they play into the mind, for sure.
Speaker 1: Oh it's set up a certain way on purpose, that's
Speaker 1: for sure.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you see that people are actually like people
Speaker 2: are boycotting Target for the opposite reason now.
Speaker 1: Which reason that the trans shit is not there.
Speaker 2: So initially there were certain people that were boycotting Target
Speaker 2: because of all the DEI shit that they had with Uh,
Speaker 2: what was it, like the tucking underwear or some kind
Speaker 2: of shit that they had for little kids and for
Speaker 2: adults and stuff like that, And so people were boycotting
Speaker 2: it for that reason, the same reason that they were
Speaker 2: boycotting like bud Light and shit like that.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, now those people that were pro DEI are now
Speaker 2: boycotting Target because they found out that Target was only
Speaker 2: doing it because it was it was a rule. There
Speaker 2: wasn't actually in their heart. They don't actually care for
Speaker 2: these little trans kids. They were just putting up a front.
Speaker 2: They're just trying to take money out of your pocket
Speaker 2: and make it seem like they're the good guys. I'm like,
Speaker 2: so you understand now how corporations work.
Speaker 3: So just so you understand, bud Light boy you want
Speaker 3: to talk about, had to make a hard shift that
Speaker 3: whole dilomove anything and their sales plumited.
Speaker 1: Then they had to go so far in the other direction.
Speaker 3: They have to use Shane Gillison post Malone to like
Speaker 3: to let that pendulum swing back the other ways. He
Speaker 3: had to go to the two biggest bros to ever
Speaker 3: bro to make you look back like.
Speaker 1: You're a manly beer. It's a bro stop it, stop
Speaker 1: it right now.
Speaker 2: It's just marketing, and for some reason they thought that
Speaker 2: it was going to be the next big thing. Dylan
Speaker 2: mulvaney and all the Rainbow bullshit. It's like, can people
Speaker 2: just drink fucking beer? Like, does it matter what's on
Speaker 2: the can or who's representing it. I don't give a
Speaker 2: fuck even where the hops came from personally, Like, why
Speaker 2: do you think that I'm gonna care about the like
Speaker 2: what this can stands for?
Speaker 1: Oh? Man, it all, it all matters.
Speaker 3: It all matters to a group of rednecks sitting around
Speaker 3: and you see your boy pull out a bud Light
Speaker 3: and it's like, oh, see.
Speaker 1: You coming out of the closet.
Speaker 2: So you're gay now, is what you're trying to say.
Speaker 3: Look, tell me you're gay without telling me you're gay,
Speaker 3: as he cracks a nice cold bud light.
Speaker 1: No, just drink paps like a man.
Speaker 2: Bud Light was always one of the least favorite beers anyway.
Speaker 3: It's just brown water. I mean, to be honest with you.
Speaker 3: Most of the poor shit beers are Bush. I see
Speaker 3: you over there, resident Canadian Bush. I put in the
Speaker 3: same category Miller High Life. That's my beer choice.
Speaker 1: I understand it's in the same category of cheap pissed beers.
Speaker 2: It give me that rolling rock all day. If we're
Speaker 2: talking about cheap beer.
Speaker 3: If we're going cheap though, yeah, I'm hitting that PBR
Speaker 3: PBR slabs tookay.
Speaker 2: Let's go, dude, PAP's blue ribbon. That's next level American
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 3: When you drink it, you feel George washingtrom fighting the
Speaker 3: red Coach going down your throat. When I tell my
Speaker 3: boy go up in there in the gas station to
Speaker 3: get some PBR, they ask ing for his age.
Speaker 1: I say, no, Look you look at his birth certificate.
Speaker 1: He's an American Shitis.
Speaker 3: He could buy where PBR he wonts there, mister cashier lady.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then you got like Bush and Natty Light with
Speaker 2: their Camo cans and shit like that, which is pretty funny.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love how the red neckedness has
Speaker 1: no bounds when it comes to the cheap beer. It's amazing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. So anyway, getting back to the whole psychological thing.
Speaker 2: As far as serial killer shit, Luisa said, I'm guilty
Speaker 2: of loving those shows, but only because I like to
Speaker 2: analyze the psychological aspect of it. Oh, there's that point. Now,
Speaker 2: I think that a lot of people probably think that way,
Speaker 2: trying to get into trying to get into the mind
Speaker 2: of a madman and trying to understand those crazy wheels.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: I don't understand it, but all right, spirit animal.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, sir, and not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: I like the fucked up true crime shit.
Speaker 5: I think it's kind of cool or not really, the
Speaker 5: fact that the human mind can go to that type
Speaker 5: of deprivity kind of fascinates me. That's probably not a
Speaker 5: good thing, but it gives me ideas what to do
Speaker 5: to the communists when they try to put boots on ground.
Speaker 2: Do you ever feel like it allows you to live
Speaker 2: psychologically vicariously through those serial killers?
Speaker 1: But I mean, if that's the case, then are we
Speaker 1: not promoting more crazy behavior?
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 3: It's all conspiracy. Why are these being promoted in the
Speaker 3: way that they are people to exactly are they trying
Speaker 3: to make more serial killers?
Speaker 2: Oh, they would absolutely want that. If they're trying to
Speaker 2: take away the guns, like the more serial killers all that,
Speaker 2: we can blast that on the internet. What type of
Speaker 2: gun was he using? Oh, it happened to be an
Speaker 2: ar sh.
Speaker 1: Most serial killers don't use guns, not serial killers.
Speaker 2: I meant schoolhooting. Yeah, you're right, same thing though, school shootings,
Speaker 2: movie theater shootings, wherever the case may be.
Speaker 1: You know, it's just what if we have a crazy
Speaker 1: string of serial killers, we have like five new serial
Speaker 1: killers in the next year. I wonder if everybody's gonna
Speaker 1: have the same type of energy about these serial killer
Speaker 1: documentaries or if it would be like, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: you mean it makes more of them. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know that to be a fact. I hope. I'm
Speaker 1: completely talking out of my ass here. I God, I hope.
Speaker 2: So Josh said true crime, you mean murder porn. That's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think it's on thatfer Lucifer had the potential to
Speaker 3: be such a good show. First episode he gets teamed
Speaker 3: up with some detective crew because we totally need another
Speaker 3: fucking detective show.
Speaker 2: It's it's, oh, the same thing with that evil show
Speaker 2: you've seen that it's called Evil, But it's basically like
Speaker 2: this priest and training pastor and training whatever he is,
Speaker 2: and he's hooked up with the police department, and there
Speaker 2: he got the police going in there and inspecting what's
Speaker 2: going on with this person? Is there a demon attached
Speaker 2: to him or or something else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's just basically another detective show with a
Speaker 3: new twist. Yeah, that's why I can't really another one
Speaker 3: of those.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't keep on watching them. You know, it's all over.
Speaker 3: It's old hack at this point, Dude, how many fucking
Speaker 3: ncis is do we need?
Speaker 1: We had enough?
Speaker 2: The same thing with love stories, it's always the same
Speaker 2: old bullshit, Like every single love story has to be
Speaker 2: so dramatic, there has to be some kind of First
Speaker 2: of all, they have to fall madly in love because
Speaker 2: for some reason or another, and then they have to
Speaker 2: have some kind of fight and it's gonna drive them apart,
Speaker 2: and then they eventually find their way back together and
Speaker 2: there live happily ever after. It's like, how many times
Speaker 2: have you seen a love movie like that? That's why
Speaker 2: I can't stand that, hid It's so fucking predictable.
Speaker 3: I just want Nicholas Sparks to stop writing books, Like,
Speaker 3: just fucking stop. Nobody asked you to write more, and
Speaker 3: somehow you're writing more. Dear John, is absolute trash.
Speaker 1: The Notebook I will give you.
Speaker 2: I do love the Notebook. That's a classic.
Speaker 1: Give credit to the notebook, but literally that was the pinnacle.
Speaker 3: Everything else he's done since has been absolute dog shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, resident Canadian, what are your thoughts on this service?
Speaker 10: Oh, I personally think that, Like, for example, I watched
Speaker 10: a documentary the other day about how to rob a bank,
Speaker 10: and I found myself really intrigued by it because I
Speaker 10: was like, not that I ever want to rob a bank,
Speaker 10: I just feel like it's really cool to know the
Speaker 10: mindset of how you can get get it done and
Speaker 10: the process that you take, and you know the steps
Speaker 10: that you take to get that done. And I think
Speaker 10: that's why the majority of the masses think that these
Speaker 10: serial killers are so interesting, because how can you kill
Speaker 10: twenty people and just get away with it like there's
Speaker 10: no nothing, you know, scathed at all. And I think
Speaker 10: the biggest thing of why people are so intrigued is
Speaker 10: the whole aspect of how you're getting away with that
Speaker 10: kind of thing.
Speaker 1: So that's my thought process on it. But seems easy.
Speaker 1: It really seems to me.
Speaker 3: Just don't let it be people, you know, let it
Speaker 3: be some random tark you have no connection to. You
Speaker 3: do the deed, you get out, you leave no DNA
Speaker 3: you could do that on so many times on repeat
Speaker 3: until finally it gets slopping, gets seen on a camera.
Speaker 1: It doesn't take a fuck thing. It just takes somebody
Speaker 1: who's like just into it that deeply.
Speaker 10: Well, you know the times I get but like twenty times,
Speaker 10: like you're this like sixty you know, all these documentaries
Speaker 10: are about people that I've killed, like sixty people, and
Speaker 10: it should be right in plain sight. But at the
Speaker 10: same time they're just getting away with it, like it's
Speaker 10: So That's what I think is very interesting to me.
Speaker 10: I don't watch them because I don't want to give
Speaker 10: the light of the day to something like that. But
Speaker 10: at the same time, it just you know, pretty pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're ever trying to get away with
Speaker 2: something like that, just wear a COVID mask. A lot
Speaker 2: of the security systems they that's what one of their
Speaker 2: big problems was is that they couldn't identify anybody who
Speaker 2: was wearing a COVID mask. So so many people abuse
Speaker 2: that if you were going in to rob or go
Speaker 2: into steel or or some shit like that, you just
Speaker 2: put a COVID mask on the cameras only see your eyes.
Speaker 2: It's not enough to make some kind of a you know,
Speaker 2: clear picture.
Speaker 3: The whole thing about like the number of people, twenty people,
Speaker 3: So we're just talking about somebody who doesn't have empathy.
Speaker 1: Their brain was hardwire without it. That's a that's a
Speaker 1: level of a psychopath. And they just choose their victims
Speaker 1: at random and leave no trace. It seems very cut
Speaker 1: and dry to me. I don't know the baby looking
Speaker 1: at it through a weird perspective.
Speaker 2: The spirit animal said, it's a way they stare into
Speaker 2: the darkness of the void without the fear of it
Speaker 2: happening to them. And to be honest, I fuck with
Speaker 2: the true crime. But then again, I'm fucked in the head.
Speaker 2: Gives me ideas to do. Uh gives me ideas to
Speaker 2: do to pedophiles and commies. They ain't people.
Speaker 1: They are not, they are not. I agree with that
Speaker 1: one hundred percent.
Speaker 5: Love it.
Speaker 2: Then there's a pedophile treatment center which happens to be
Speaker 2: a wood chipper. So that's a good meme.
Speaker 1: I like that a lot.
Speaker 2: Uh WD said any Bitcoin conspiracies, To be honest, we
Speaker 2: haven't really dived too far deep into the swamp that is,
Speaker 2: any kind of real information on bitcoin. A lot of
Speaker 2: it really is hearsay. And most people don't even We
Speaker 2: don't even know if Satoshi Knakamura, whatever the fuck his
Speaker 2: name was, it was even a real or is even
Speaker 2: a real person. Some people, actually, I remember, there is
Speaker 2: a bitcoin conspiracy. Some people believe that that the actual
Speaker 2: person who created bitcoin was the guy who created Twitter.
Speaker 2: What's his fucking name?
Speaker 1: Wait? The guy who created Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what the hell is his name? I totally forgot it,
Speaker 2: did Japanese?
Speaker 1: Dude?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: You know you you would know the name if I
Speaker 2: brought it up. Let me try and see if I
Speaker 2: can find it.
Speaker 3: It's not that Pappy Jack Dorsey, yes, oh yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: So the theory is that he also created bitcoin.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and people like go down like his uh
Speaker 2: his long list of old tweets, and supposedly it correlates
Speaker 2: with the same shit that the bitcoin guy was talking about,
Speaker 2: because you think about it, Twitter was out before bitcoin, right,
Speaker 2: And I don't know that these these mathematical, you know,
Speaker 2: computer dork geniuses, they just find a way. And to
Speaker 2: be honest, if Jack Dorsey was the one to create bitcoin,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be a fan of bitcoin because look what
Speaker 2: he did to Twitter, Look how he was silencing everybody.
Speaker 2: I think that you'd be able to do the same
Speaker 2: thing on a network like bitcoin. You know, I know
Speaker 2: that there are there are certain protocols, and you know
Speaker 2: there's the whole certain wallets that are absolutely yours or whatever.
Speaker 2: But people have been shut out of their wallets, like
Speaker 2: people have lost access and you know, randomly lost passwords
Speaker 2: that they knew was their password, and now all of
Speaker 2: a sudden that password isn't working anymore, and now that
Speaker 2: wallet's completely vanished.
Speaker 1: Correct me if I'm wrong. But there's only so many bitcoin?
Speaker 2: Correct, Yeah, there's a limited amount, which is why it's
Speaker 2: so expensive.
Speaker 3: So and I don't know anything about crypto. I am
Speaker 3: completely illiterate when it comes to this world. But correct
Speaker 3: me if I'm wrong. Is it possible for you to
Speaker 3: open up your e wallet or whatever and see that
Speaker 3: you were forced out of bitcoin? They paid you what
Speaker 3: it was worth at that moment, and like that's it,
Speaker 3: and it's just because the company decided that that's what
Speaker 3: they're doing.
Speaker 1: Now, Is that even a possibility?
Speaker 2: I mean, all the informations on the blockchain, so you'll
Speaker 2: be able to track exactly, like exactly each transaction. So
Speaker 2: it's uh to be honest, Like I like the idea
Speaker 2: of a blockchain, and for some reasons, and then there's
Speaker 2: other reasons why I'm not a super fan of it.
Speaker 2: I think that you know, for the longest time, what
Speaker 2: people say is that bitcoin and the blockchain was kind
Speaker 2: of created in the first place for human trafficking and
Speaker 2: drug smuggling and shit like that, and sending money overseas
Speaker 2: or you know, putting your money in what used to
Speaker 2: be offshore bank accounts that you can now put into
Speaker 2: a into a crypto wallet that wouldn't wasn't going to
Speaker 2: be taxed, and so there was a lot of ways
Speaker 2: to be able to use it and abuse it in
Speaker 2: that kind of way.
Speaker 1: You know, if you saw it.
Speaker 3: North Korea just did they stole one point five billion
Speaker 3: dollars in cryptocurrency.
Speaker 2: I wonder which crypto it was.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm gonna I'm gonna search that up
Speaker 3: real quick. I was just watching a little thing about that.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, Uh, North Korea, I forget
Speaker 3: what it wasn't ripple Huh.
Speaker 2: Well, ripple. I don't think ripple is a coin. It's
Speaker 2: just XRP. I don't know. I'm not like the best
Speaker 2: person to talk to about crypto though, I'll say that
Speaker 2: out front. Yeah, I just know, I know enough to
Speaker 2: be dangerous. That's that's about it.
Speaker 3: Let's see one point five all right, North Korea hackers
Speaker 3: longer one point five billion and largest crypto heist in history.
Speaker 3: I love that crypto hasn't been around that long, so
Speaker 3: it's the largest in history.
Speaker 2: Like I mean, it's a shitload of money. Still one
Speaker 2: point five billion.
Speaker 3: Let's see here, it's from a multiple blockchain analysis. Experts
Speaker 3: confirmed that on March third, North Korean hackers had successfully
Speaker 3: dispersed over one point five billion in cryptocurrency assets stole
Speaker 3: from Dubai based exchange by bit to the new virtual wallets,
Speaker 3: obscuring the origin of the funds and making it harder
Speaker 3: for law enforcement to trace and recover them. Over the
Speaker 3: past few years, North Korean hackers have become more proficient
Speaker 3: at cryptocurrency theft, raising concerns that Pyongyang, North Korea's capital,
Speaker 3: is increasingly able to withstand global economic pressure over its
Speaker 3: nuclear program.
Speaker 2: So it was was a by bit Oh okay, haven't
Speaker 2: heard of that one? Oh no, it it was bye
Speaker 2: by bit They actually I got it right here. North
Speaker 2: Green hackers stole approximately one point five billion worth of ethereum.
Speaker 2: That's what I was in their recent heist from the
Speaker 2: crypto exchange called by bit so like coinbase, that kind
Speaker 2: of shit.
Speaker 1: So ethereum, which is that's a big one, is it now?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's a that's a big one. It's
Speaker 2: one of the more billion, it's one of the more
Speaker 2: popular ones. I actually don't know what an eth is
Speaker 2: worth right now. Let me check right quick to try
Speaker 2: and see, just to try and see, like how much.
Speaker 1: You know, that much just got stolen. I wonder if
Speaker 1: the price went up or down?
Speaker 2: M e oh, eighteen dollars and thirty one cents each.
Speaker 1: Oh damn, So they stole a bit Oh no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: I fucked that up. That's ethereum. Classic actual ethereum is
Speaker 2: two thousand and fifty three dollars right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I mean they still stole a massive amount.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean you're talking about billions of dollars.
Speaker 2: That's that's a lot of It's not like you're packing
Speaker 2: your suitcase, you know what I mean. So it's all
Speaker 2: just one fell swoop of digital nothingness.
Speaker 3: Really, that's why I don't trust it, man, I you know,
Speaker 3: and I understand banks are just as they could steal
Speaker 3: your money digitally, like from your bank account right now.
Speaker 1: They can.
Speaker 3: Nothing's like that secure and I get it, but I
Speaker 3: feel like crypto is just one hack away from being gone.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Yeah, i'd say so anyhow, let's get
Speaker 2: back to the chat here. Goth Alex says it was
Speaker 2: said or oh, I was sayed by a family member
Speaker 2: and then some gay person in my school growing up
Speaker 2: current day, the few people that know I'm trans will
Speaker 2: say that's why I am trans. Well, hey, you know
Speaker 2: that that sucks. That's very unfortunate. But we love you,
Speaker 2: goth Alex.
Speaker 5: We do.
Speaker 3: And I mean, I've heard a lot of stories of
Speaker 3: similar stuff, and these people as they grow up have
Speaker 3: a lot of different ways that they're dealing with that.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that's what happened with you, and that's
Speaker 1: quote unquote why you're trans.
Speaker 3: But if you look at a lot of the trands
Speaker 3: and LGBTQ plus lmnop one two, three, four five community,
Speaker 3: a lot of them have very similar stories and it's
Speaker 3: absolutely fucked up.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude, I used to date this girl like
Speaker 2: I don't know, seven, eight, nine, ten years ago something
Speaker 2: like that, and she was a lesbian before me, and
Speaker 2: the reason why she was a lesbian was because she
Speaker 2: was molested by a dude and she was like, all right,
Speaker 2: never gonna put myself in a position like that ever again,
Speaker 2: went full on chicks for a long time, until until
Speaker 2: her family brought her to church to pray the gay
Speaker 2: out of her Jesus. So yeah, I mean it must
Speaker 2: have worked, because she's married to a dude.
Speaker 3: Now, there's there's a lot of levels of that onion
Speaker 3: to peel back, and I just don't think we have
Speaker 3: time for it.
Speaker 1: But yep, that's absolutely a thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, buddy, resident Canadian in the mud said, give me cheap,
Speaker 2: shitty beer and I'm a happy camper.
Speaker 1: As said by pretty much every Canadian ever heard.
Speaker 2: I mean, most cheap beers all taste the same anyway, dude.
Speaker 2: I mean, it doesn't matter if you're getting Bush, you're
Speaker 2: getting Natty, getting rolling Rock, getting PBR. It's all pretty similar, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, redneck where Canadian wants to acknowledge that fact,
Speaker 3: it's a true statement.
Speaker 2: It's just more of like, oh, that's my brand and
Speaker 2: that one tastes better because I've chosen to make that
Speaker 2: one like the Golden Shitty Beer or something like that.
Speaker 2: But for the most part, they all taste like the
Speaker 2: fucking same, dude, And to be honest, that's why that's
Speaker 2: why I love my There's certain you know, IPAs and
Speaker 2: shit that I like. Dude, you ever tried ghosts in
Speaker 2: the machine?
Speaker 1: I have, I have. I do like APA, but I
Speaker 1: gotta be in the mood form Like.
Speaker 3: I can't sit there and just down a six pack
Speaker 3: of IPAs, maybe one like because that taste. I'll be like,
Speaker 3: you know, having a hankering for it, but I can't
Speaker 3: do it. Guinness, however, is my quintessential king of all beers,
Speaker 3: only on tap.
Speaker 2: Though I don't drink to get drunk. I do it
Speaker 2: just for the taste anyway, So like it goes in
Speaker 2: the machine, or you try Jusifer, which is really good too.
Speaker 1: I don't like grapefruit, that's my thing.
Speaker 3: Jusifer is very grapefruit heavy on the flavor, which you know,
Speaker 3: a lot of people love it.
Speaker 1: It's not my jam, but I respect it.
Speaker 2: Shout out to local Louisiana beers.
Speaker 1: Indeed, indeed, White Boy Wizard said, if you say grape
Speaker 1: MD twenty twenty to my face, I'll throw up on yours, dude.
Speaker 1: I feel that. I feel that to me, it's Jack Daniels.
Speaker 3: That's my bugaboo that I went way too hard with,
Speaker 3: way too many times, and still to this day, the
Speaker 3: smell will take me back to a place of wanting
Speaker 3: to puke.
Speaker 2: I feel that I can't get with that Jack Daniels shit, dude,
Speaker 2: like I like other whiskeys, like speaking of Canadian Crown,
Speaker 2: I love Crown. It's solid black, is delicious, dude, Crown
Speaker 2: Apple that's next level shit right there.
Speaker 3: Dude, Come on, man, that that's delicious. That's that's candy.
Speaker 3: That's a children's whiskey, delightful down maple. That's a breakfast whiskey.
Speaker 2: It's delicious, a breakfast whiskey. I can't even disagree with you.
Speaker 1: On that one.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, you get you some waffles, you pour some
Speaker 3: syrup on that, and you get you a little Crown
Speaker 3: maple on standby son.
Speaker 1: There's nothing better.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, uh goth Alex said, all this alcohol talk,
Speaker 2: I got to pull out my hearty Jimbob Jimbob flask.
Speaker 3: I about to say, I've been seeing you take some
Speaker 3: polls from that flask Alex even going hand with it.
Speaker 1: But I get it. You're off tonight.
Speaker 2: Fuck yeah, the Penguin Spanker said, evening. Everyone hope all
Speaker 2: is well? So does anyone know how we are doing
Speaker 2: on the Bingo card? Actually funny you bring that up,
Speaker 2: because I was looking at it and I was like, whoa,
Speaker 2: there is something really here.
Speaker 3: Let me try to die the postman released from the hospital.
Speaker 3: I thought we were about to make that one happen, y'all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, super strange. Let me try and see. We're
Speaker 2: gonna pull up the cold Bengo card right now and
Speaker 2: let's go over this together.
Speaker 1: The year is still young, though everybody. The year is
Speaker 1: in fact still young.
Speaker 2: UAP's UFOs are confirmed real not yet. But there's there's
Speaker 2: some some shit in the works right now, some alleged whistleblowers,
Speaker 2: which I don't know who to trust and who to
Speaker 2: believe to be honest with you. With all that shit, we'll.
Speaker 1: See how it goes. We're just in shit. I forgot
Speaker 1: what month we're in for a second, we're just in March, y'all.
Speaker 1: We got time.
Speaker 2: US will avoid involvement in foreign wars.
Speaker 3: So far, so good, and by involvement we went like
Speaker 3: actual troops being sent like in a real scale.
Speaker 1: So we haven't done that yet.
Speaker 3: But that's the thing that's gonna be one that we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to wait till the end of the year
Speaker 3: to really say if we can check.
Speaker 1: That one or not.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's more of a long term one. The third
Speaker 2: assassination attempt on Trump not yet anyway. A foreign attack
Speaker 2: on US soil not yet, thankfully, rists attack on US
Speaker 2: soil not yet yet. Government mandates resource rationing, not yet,
Speaker 2: government mandates due to new pandemic not yet. Again, if
Speaker 2: you want to buy into the measles bullshit, maybe yeah,
Speaker 2: but that's not.
Speaker 1: To a pandemic yet, No, like nothing like COVID.
Speaker 2: Was the Pope dies not yet? But he's knocking on
Speaker 2: death's door.
Speaker 1: He is not doing well. He got released, but it's
Speaker 1: not like he's back in fighting shape by any means.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Did he dies?
Speaker 1: Not yet?
Speaker 3: Man, I'm hearing more and more things about that now,
Speaker 3: Busta Rhymes. There's there's some bullshit with old Bust of
Speaker 3: fifty cent's been saying it for years, and now one
Speaker 3: of Busts his former bodyguards, is coming forward and saying
Speaker 3: they're like, yeah, dude, the promoters already knew what was
Speaker 3: up whenever bust It was coming through. Had to have
Speaker 3: them fun boys in the back for him and this,
Speaker 3: this and this, and they're showing the connections to him
Speaker 3: and Diddy. It's Oh, it's a messy situation with the
Speaker 3: whole Diddy list.
Speaker 2: Oh there's a lot still, there's a lot still. Trump
Speaker 2: gets assassinated. Well, there wasn't a third attempt yet. The
Speaker 2: evolution or devolution of the I R S, we'll see.
Speaker 3: It's it seems promising, really does seem promising, more global
Speaker 3: natural disasters than ever.
Speaker 1: And not not entirely yet. There's been a few earthquakes
Speaker 1: here and there.
Speaker 3: There's been some mud slides, there's been some fires, there's
Speaker 3: been some shit, but not necessarily more than than ever,
Speaker 3: you know, So we're still putting a solid possible on
Speaker 3: that one.
Speaker 2: Then, of course you have the free Bengo slot in
Speaker 2: the middle with the cult of Conspiracy logo. Uh neurlink
Speaker 2: gets installed in. At least a thousand people haven't heard
Speaker 2: of that one yet, give it time.
Speaker 3: Musk has been preoccupied with dose here recently. He hasn't
Speaker 3: he hasn't really been worried about the whole neurlink thing
Speaker 3: for a little minute.
Speaker 1: So we'll see.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Elon Elon buys TikTok, that hasn't happened.
Speaker 1: It has not.
Speaker 3: Somehow TikTok is still kicking. I can't fucking believe it.
Speaker 3: But we're still here for now.
Speaker 2: Remember it was like a seventy five day push or
Speaker 2: something like that that they did, So we'll see what comes.
Speaker 2: I think maybe sometime in April we should hear something
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 1: I keep seeing these commercials on YouTube like my business
Speaker 1: needs TikTok to survive, and it's like, okay, they are
Speaker 1: pushing as hard as they possibly can to say that
Speaker 1: TikTok is like we need it, not that we want it,
Speaker 1: not that it's nice, not that it's a very successful
Speaker 1: app and it's fun. No, we need it.
Speaker 2: I I lean on that side as well. I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna say it's an absolute necessity that TikTok remains around,
Speaker 2: but there it is the best social media platform that
Speaker 2: you can do to actually start making some decent money.
Speaker 2: And so there is that, and there's a lot of
Speaker 2: people that devoted their life to this kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: and I can't imagine that they're gonna have the same
Speaker 2: level of success on Instagram, on YouTube, on Facebook or wherever.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: TikTok is really just that platform that allows people to make,
Speaker 2: you know, make money, and especially since they have like
Speaker 2: certain products, like you just sign up for a product
Speaker 2: over there, you can do like a little video. I've
Speaker 2: done a couple of them, where you do a little
Speaker 2: video promoting the product and then they pay you for
Speaker 2: every cell that you make. We haven't made any sales yet,
Speaker 2: I don't think, but but you can, you know, the
Speaker 2: bigger you get and shit like that. So there's that
Speaker 2: I understand. People are making money doing that kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: and that kind of shit is not offered on any
Speaker 2: other social media platform.
Speaker 3: I mean, YouTube shorts is getting bigger by the day.
Speaker 3: Other apps are starting to like gear themselves more towards
Speaker 3: a TikTok thing because they're expecting that it gets pulled
Speaker 3: out Like I I don't know, man, I look, if
Speaker 3: TikTok wasn't so awesome, all the other apps wouldn't be
Speaker 3: trying to replicate them. Yeah, but it's still nowhere near
Speaker 3: as successful as like YouTube, for instance.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's way newer than YouTube.
Speaker 1: That's fair. That's fair. It's only been it's been been around,
Speaker 1: for give it.
Speaker 2: Ten more years. I wouldn't be shocked. No, that's a
Speaker 2: very good point, especially with the short form shit, which
Speaker 2: is ultimately why YouTube has the YouTube shorts and shit
Speaker 2: like that now, because they probably are starting to see
Speaker 2: a dwindling of the of the numbers for the long form.
Speaker 2: Some people love long form shit. Fortunately, a lot of
Speaker 2: good cult members out there love the long form shit,
Speaker 2: which is why we do what we do. But there
Speaker 2: are other people intention span of a net and I
Speaker 2: only got three seconds. If you don't impress me in
Speaker 2: the first three seconds of a video, I don't like you,
Speaker 2: I'll never listen to you again. That's fine to teach
Speaker 2: their own.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 2: World War three starts.
Speaker 3: There's a couple of irons and a couple of fires.
Speaker 3: It's still as likely as it was when we made
Speaker 3: this card, but nothing to that level just yet.
Speaker 2: George Soros dies yet. He's like a fucking cockroach, dude.
Speaker 1: And he's got longevity.
Speaker 2: Some of the I think he's like, dude, isn't he
Speaker 2: like ninety nine or ninety six years old? He's like
Speaker 2: late nineties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he hold as shit. One of these days.
Speaker 2: Epstein and Diddy list does not get released. Well, there's
Speaker 2: actually I have a website here that I wanted to
Speaker 2: show in regards to the whole Epstein list. I know
Speaker 2: a lot of people have been waiting around for it.
Speaker 2: Trust me, we are We're ready as soon as that
Speaker 2: shit comes out. We're ready for that action. But this
Speaker 2: was just published about a month ago, and it's from
Speaker 2: the Express Tribune, amongst other papers that have published on
Speaker 2: it too, and other websites. But it says FBI allegedly
Speaker 2: deleting Jeffrey Epstein records as a whistleblower speaks out about it,
Speaker 2: and it's like, dude, I knew there was gonna be
Speaker 2: some shit like this because you don't. You don't grasp
Speaker 2: all that information, really look through it and find that
Speaker 2: none of your people were involved in that kind of shit.
Speaker 2: They're gonna try and whitewash this whole thing, and I
Speaker 2: would imagine that they're eventually as soon as that they
Speaker 2: can whitewash it and get rid of certain names and
Speaker 2: stuff like that, like they're gonna use it as blackmail.
Speaker 2: The intended reason that it was it was made for
Speaker 2: in the first place, right, they're gonna use it as
Speaker 2: their own blackmail to push other people out. And I
Speaker 2: would not be shocked if Trump got his hands on
Speaker 2: that list, was like, oh, all right, well, we don't
Speaker 2: want that name on there. We don't want that name
Speaker 2: on there. I you know what, Like, I don't want
Speaker 2: most of these names on here, but I'm gonna keep
Speaker 2: some of these names for the public to fry. And
Speaker 2: that way these people will be canceled. And I guarantee
Speaker 2: you it will be used as political leverage if it
Speaker 2: ever does come out.
Speaker 3: I'll put it like this, I think that part of
Speaker 3: and yeah, we're gonna have to wait for the end
Speaker 3: of the year for that being good cart slot to
Speaker 3: get filled, I think. But uh, Ever, since they had
Speaker 3: that big press conference where those people had those binders,
Speaker 3: those thick, like three and a half half inch binders
Speaker 3: showing like, oh we got the list, and you could
Speaker 3: tell from a certain camera angle those were empty fucking binders.
Speaker 3: Ever since that, I've I've completely washed my hands of this.
Speaker 3: This list will never get seen, never get shown.
Speaker 2: I'm convincedantly there's no way, dude, They're like there, there's
Speaker 2: so much to lose from every angle, if you're if you,
Speaker 2: especially if you're the United States government, whether you're the FBI,
Speaker 2: you're the CIA, you're the Deep State, or whatever, there's
Speaker 2: too much information there. I imagine that if a lot
Speaker 2: of this stuff came out, it might completely tear down
Speaker 2: what we know as American politics as we know it,
Speaker 2: and not even just American, I'm talking about world politics
Speaker 2: as a whole. If you find out that one of
Speaker 2: your favorite politicians, let's just say Bernie Sanders, right, because
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people that still like him for
Speaker 2: some reason. If Bernie's come out of my nose on
Speaker 2: that one, there's a lot of people that fuck with him.
Speaker 1: But even out socialists Jesus Christ, even from my angle,
Speaker 1: like if I found out like Rand Paul was on there,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I would say, we absolutely have.
Speaker 2: No fucking hope. If we found out more than what
Speaker 2: RFK Junior has told us, that is that there's more information,
Speaker 2: we would be like, oh, Donald Trump, what if he's
Speaker 2: on there making several trips multiple times. We know that
Speaker 2: he was buddies with Epstein. That's why I just don't
Speaker 2: think that it's gonna come out, because there's too much
Speaker 2: to lose in with the people that were ultimately there,
Speaker 2: and whether they were infiltrating to get information or they
Speaker 2: they sold a little bit of their soul to the system.
Speaker 2: I think that there's just too much to lose on
Speaker 2: their end.
Speaker 3: I still have hope the same way that I didn't
Speaker 3: expect Doge to actually do this type of investigating into
Speaker 3: the waste, fraaden corruption of the government, and they're still
Speaker 3: getting after it. It's still possible that the entire list
Speaker 3: gets revealed in Nobia a whole thing.
Speaker 1: I just I just don't have a lot of hope, honestly.
Speaker 2: Well, this is from the Benny Johnson and uh there's
Speaker 2: an FBI whistleblower that reveals that the FBI is actively
Speaker 2: destroying evidence after Cash and Bongino takeover. He said, the
Speaker 2: FBI is working day and night to destroy files on
Speaker 2: those servers can't be restored. I'm sure there's info about
Speaker 2: Epstein and subversion against Americans.
Speaker 1: I'm sure of it.
Speaker 2: Crazy shit. Uh so, yeah, I I would. I would
Speaker 2: actually be shocked if there was even a one percent
Speaker 2: chance of that coming out.
Speaker 1: Again, hoping for the best, expecting the worst.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nextly we have Israel falls doesn't sound like that
Speaker 2: Russia and Ukraine war ends because of Trump. Not yet,
Speaker 2: hopefully not yet.
Speaker 1: Not yet.
Speaker 3: But the only reason why a ceasefire was even really
Speaker 3: being discussed is because of Donnie T So the Again,
Speaker 3: the year is young, We'll see how it goes, right,
Speaker 3: it's just extra piss right now. The Moscow is being bombed,
Speaker 3: so maybe he's got a little extra fervor. But again
Speaker 3: he's losing favor with his olive arcs, So I don't know.
Speaker 3: We shall see.
Speaker 2: By the way, shout out to Rose Chaos for making
Speaker 2: this picture for us too. That it's fucking awesome. I
Speaker 2: love the like the slime and the colors. It's the lightning.
Speaker 2: It's sick. Uh what else so we got? We'll three stars.
Speaker 2: Soros dies, I FC and Diddy List don't get released.
Speaker 2: Israel falls, Russia in Ukraine. Okay, American grid goes down
Speaker 2: for at least two weeks.
Speaker 1: Still holding strong as of now, but those summer months
Speaker 1: are coming.
Speaker 2: Sleepy Joe dies God, I wish not yet. Uh, the
Speaker 2: IRS gets abolished altogether.
Speaker 1: It's getting shipped away. It is getting chipped away. And
Speaker 1: now that Trump's talking about every American that makes like
Speaker 1: less than a quarter million, maybe tax exempt. I mean, look, dude,
Speaker 1: that might just do it. Honestly, we'll see.
Speaker 2: Actually, I'm pretty sure that we hit on this one.
Speaker 2: The first successful chimera created. We were just talking about
Speaker 2: that with the Japanese.
Speaker 3: Is it confirmed successful? Have they done it or are
Speaker 3: they still like trying to make it happen.
Speaker 2: I don't know. If if I don't know, if they're
Speaker 2: just talking about it, maybe they got the past to
Speaker 2: be able to do so. I don't I'm not sure yet,
Speaker 2: but I know that they're definitely hyping it up to
Speaker 2: be like, oh, we're gonna save so many lives with
Speaker 2: all these organs that we can donate from these cameras
Speaker 2: and shit like that. Of course they got to spin
Speaker 2: it that way, right, because it's it's inhumane, is what
Speaker 2: they're doing like this?
Speaker 11: That is.
Speaker 2: That's just evil to me.
Speaker 1: Yep. I don't know, man, we'll see.
Speaker 3: I hope that that doesn't get filled, however, that very well,
Speaker 3: maybe the first BINGO slot to get filled this year.
Speaker 2: Most likely one, I think. Then there's finally the last one,
Speaker 2: which is the underground tunnels across the United States confirmed.
Speaker 1: Still no word on that, but again y'all. It is
Speaker 1: only March.
Speaker 2: We're still in the very beginning, so we'll give it
Speaker 2: a little bit of time. But it's I think that
Speaker 2: it's probably good to check in once a month on
Speaker 2: that on the Bengo car, just to see, you know,
Speaker 2: if things are starting to stack up or whatever.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm looking at a mean that Sam
Speaker 1: sent something about furries and a drone. What the fuck
Speaker 1: is this?
Speaker 2: Uh kay? And Benny said, hey, y'all, Happy Tuesday?
Speaker 1: What up?
Speaker 5: Came Benny?
Speaker 2: Spirit Animals said, my first drink I was sixteen, drank
Speaker 2: coconut rum and slept out by the clay wall down
Speaker 2: the creek.
Speaker 1: I'm very sorry that your first drink was Malibu. That's sad, dude.
Speaker 2: I don't know how people like that shit. I love
Speaker 2: coconut too, but I just cannot stand that shit.
Speaker 1: Dude, that that it's a mixer you're not supposed to drink,
Speaker 1: just that you're supposed to use that to cut the
Speaker 1: real liquor.
Speaker 2: Klua is asked too.
Speaker 1: You don't know any better. I get it, you know,
Speaker 1: but that's that's like syrup.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, say yeah, I I was gonna say, I
Speaker 5: didn't know my dad gave between, and I didn't know
Speaker 5: what exactly the fuck it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna drink it. I didn't really care for it,
Speaker 1: but my dad gave it to me, so I'm gonna
Speaker 1: drink it.
Speaker 3: And you know, I've heard people call rum sugar liquor
Speaker 3: like a child, you know, like even all RUMs one
Speaker 3: fifty one, that sugar liquor.
Speaker 1: What are you a child?
Speaker 3: It's like one fifty one, Bro, there's always gonna be
Speaker 3: people talking that shit.
Speaker 2: My first time getting shit faced was actually in Germany
Speaker 2: because there's no drinking age over there, so me and
Speaker 2: my dad got hammered every night for three weeks over there.
Speaker 2: It was awesome.
Speaker 3: I mean, hey, get in where you fit in, bro,
Speaker 3: you gotta you gotta get down with the culture.
Speaker 2: As they say, dude, bar hopping in Germany.
Speaker 1: It was like bar hopping in Paris, which was also
Speaker 1: pretty excellent. But a wild night. Wow, actually multiple nights.
Speaker 1: I've been multiple times.
Speaker 2: But anyway, uh Caine Benny said, fuck commies. Goth Alex said,
Speaker 2: commy is one hundred percent, and Spirit Animals said commies
Speaker 2: where grabs my ball peen hammer.
Speaker 3: And then right under that is where he sent this
Speaker 3: Portland to allow furries to declare to defecate it Portland
Speaker 3: to allow defecate in city dog parks.
Speaker 2: Oh, to defecate and mate in city dog parks.
Speaker 1: That's next level crazy right there, dude.
Speaker 3: So all right, so you're letting a grown adult dressing
Speaker 3: a dog costume just shit in public, just get after it,
Speaker 3: no wiping, just rubbing your ass on the ground, which like,
Speaker 3: all right, that's already I would call reason for psychosis, right,
Speaker 3: and then you're just gonna let them start getting after
Speaker 3: it in front of God and everybody out there at
Speaker 3: the dog park. Bro, them pit bulls are going to
Speaker 3: be so confused by what they're watching. But like if yeah,
Speaker 3: that's that's a thing.
Speaker 2: You uh you, it sounds like an invitation to your
Speaker 2: boy the with the dog cank in the military.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh general puppykink, Yeah dude, but that's no.
Speaker 3: See that's different. Puppykink is completely different than furries. Like,
Speaker 3: believe it or not, you wouldn't think so. But like
Speaker 3: the puppy community thing with the whole leather mask and
Speaker 3: all of that, that's more of the leather kink community
Speaker 3: with a weird animalistic beast reality twist. Furries are just
Speaker 3: fucking psychopaths, which I, well, well, I guess we're really.
Speaker 1: Splitting hairs on this when I get that. But like,
Speaker 1: it's I'm not trying to kink shame, but like, bro Jacob,
Speaker 1: you're you're euthanizing.
Speaker 2: You're famous for saying I don't want to yuck, You're
Speaker 2: somebody's yum.
Speaker 1: I know I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to,
Speaker 1: but furries.
Speaker 2: Are just that's that's next level yuck.
Speaker 1: I think at what point you.
Speaker 3: Know that we used to have sanatoriums for places like that,
Speaker 3: for people like this, like padded rooms and jumpsuits.
Speaker 2: But dude, I actually recently just saw I don't know
Speaker 2: if this was like a Catholic or somebody that was
Speaker 2: trying to represent why AI pedophilia is okay. Have you
Speaker 2: seen that that conversation right there.
Speaker 1: I have not, and I don't want to because it's
Speaker 1: gonna make me infuriated beyond all belief.
Speaker 2: They're like, well, look, nobody's getting hurt. It allows this
Speaker 2: person to do it in the uh, in the privacy
Speaker 2: of their own home. It keeps it keeps children from
Speaker 2: getting raped. I'm like, yeah, but they're still looking at
Speaker 2: like you think that whenever they go out in public,
Speaker 2: they're not just going to be eyeing up some little
Speaker 2: kid and thinking about the weird, sadistic shit that they imagine. Like, no,
Speaker 2: it's still not good.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that's fucking absolutely absurd. And see, that's what
Speaker 3: I knew AI was gonna get to. This is this
Speaker 3: is the thing.
Speaker 1: AI is still in the early stages. It's going to
Speaker 1: get only worse from here. But I disagree, And let
Speaker 1: me tell you why I disagree, though. I think that
Speaker 1: right now AI is starting AIS.
Speaker 2: Like the new Internet if you really think about it
Speaker 2: like the Internet, Like, if you have something negative to
Speaker 2: say about AI, then you must be anti Internet because
Speaker 2: Internet was, first of all, was the first thing that
Speaker 2: birthed AI in the first place. If it wasn't for Internet,
Speaker 2: AI probably wouldn't be around. Secondly, think about all the porn.
Speaker 2: If anybody's seen porn, ninety nine percent of it has
Speaker 2: been on the Internet, and there's all different flavors of porn.
Speaker 2: You want to get into the weird, kinky shit, you
Speaker 2: want to get into pedophilic shit as far as the
Speaker 2: dark Web goes, and all that kind of shit.
Speaker 3: Like point, thank you for proving my point. So the
Speaker 3: Internet was created, we didn't even have screens.
Speaker 1: That could show videos, and look what it's become.
Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about what AI is currently and what
Speaker 3: it will look like in thirty years Exhibit fucking A.
Speaker 2: Bro, it's dude, But here's the here's the thing. It's
Speaker 2: it's just people and those people the internet is. The
Speaker 2: Internet is a representation of the people that use it.
Speaker 2: The same thing with AI, I believe, agreed. And it's
Speaker 2: not like society is getting better on mass bro. Oh no,
Speaker 2: it's definitely not.
Speaker 1: Exhibit B.
Speaker 3: So what will AI be looking like and being used
Speaker 3: for in thirty years from now. It's not gonna be better.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're not anti internet though, obviously that's how
Speaker 2: we that's how we make a living is off the Internet.
Speaker 1: I'm anti AI. I mean.
Speaker 2: Tomato tomato not even.
Speaker 1: That's completely different conversations. Take away the Internet. If the
Speaker 1: Internet goes down, you're getting on AI anytime soon. No,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go back to work.
Speaker 2: Anyway. Gotha. I had a hard time trying to figure
Speaker 2: out what the fuck she was trying to say with
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 1: No, not bro, it's a cigarette.
Speaker 2: Akaa facket.
Speaker 6: U.
Speaker 2: These me are classics. I can't read them all. We
Speaker 2: just really don't have enough time for all that. But
Speaker 2: the zombie said, the system of ancient monumental structures, the
Speaker 2: symmetric system megalith objects. Oh, that looks like an interesting picture. Here,
Speaker 2: I will share it with everybody else, And here we go.
Speaker 2: So you got the Great Circle of Tiato Kan, Stone
Speaker 2: Hinge Eastern Oh. Oh okay, so the Great Circle they're
Speaker 2: all connected to Stone Hinge. So you got Chiankillo, Tiwanaku
Speaker 2: Easter Island, and Tiatia Khan which are somehow, somehow connected
Speaker 2: to Stone Hinge in some way. That is wild. I've
Speaker 2: never seen this.
Speaker 1: Oh you ever seen Alien versus Predator?
Speaker 2: I don't get into that kind of shit, dude, what
Speaker 2: it's not really my jam what?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Well I never saw a terminator either, though.
Speaker 1: I I didn't know that you've talked about it.
Speaker 3: But I thought they, like, with all of your time
Speaker 3: to watch Marvel movies, I figured you may have had
Speaker 3: time to see the greatest saga ever made into TV.
Speaker 2: But okay, I mean I understand the concept of it.
Speaker 2: It's just that, first of all, I'm not exactly a
Speaker 2: huge fan of Arnold Schwartzenegger being an actor. I think
Speaker 2: he's horrible. He's one of the worst actors to ever act.
Speaker 3: Bro, But this is literally what he was built for,
Speaker 3: to have no emotions, to sound like a robot, and
Speaker 3: to act and move like one. If anything, the Terminator
Speaker 3: was like the role he was meant to play.
Speaker 2: I like fantasy that has a good ring to it.
Speaker 2: Put it to you like that, like anytime it's something
Speaker 2: like dark and gloomy. That's why I'm not into the
Speaker 2: Alien versus Predator. I'm not into Terminator because it's all
Speaker 2: doom and gloom type shit. This is not really mine.
Speaker 1: Sure, I don't want to hear that shit.
Speaker 2: Well, that's because Black Mirror is next level fucking awesome.
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 1: Or is it not dark and gloomy every episode?
Speaker 2: Oh of course it is.
Speaker 1: Well, then I don't want to hear that shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's like, you know, I you make it
Speaker 2: a good point there, It's just I don't know a
Speaker 2: Terminator is not It's just not my fucking vibe.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: It's just it just reminds me of dorkshit.
Speaker 1: It's I don't even know how to respond to that.
Speaker 1: It's like the least dorky thing there could be.
Speaker 3: You don't have like nerds trying to argue about the
Speaker 3: the realistic possibilities of the Terminator. I could see if
Speaker 3: you would have said, like Game of Thrones or or
Speaker 3: you know, Lord of the Rings or Star Wars. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you have nerds that will like get into their version
Speaker 3: of nerd fistfights over this shit. Nobody's doing the over Terminator,
Speaker 3: I guess not. It just has a weird cult following.
Speaker 3: And also, like you know, just the whole Arnold Schwarzenegger thing.
Speaker 3: Especially do you ever seen that jingle All the Way
Speaker 3: movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Speaker 1: Of course I have. I was alive in the ninety sir.
Speaker 2: I'm like, dude, come on, like, it's just I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's just.
Speaker 1: About his best role by any means.
Speaker 3: I would argue that Predator arguable what might have been,
Speaker 3: but the Terminator was for sure terminator too above all else.
Speaker 2: Resident Canadian said, I just love looking down and seeing
Speaker 2: bubbles in the chat. Let's see what else we got.
Speaker 2: Everybody's starting to go to sleep here a little bit now.
Speaker 2: Everybody's saying goodbye soft g A couple other people as well, uh,
Speaker 2: Spirit Animal said Letter Kenny. Letter Kenny is better than
Speaker 2: the Trailer Park Boys.
Speaker 1: I personally agree with that, but that's awesome. It's more
Speaker 1: of my sense of humor. I'm gonna say that.
Speaker 3: It's it's more fast paced and witty, and you have to, like,
Speaker 3: you have to keep up with what the fuck they're saying,
Speaker 3: because if you if you don't pay attention for fifteen
Speaker 3: seconds while they're chirping back and forth, you're lost on
Speaker 3: everything that's about to happen next. But it's also really
Speaker 3: stupid in its own regard, which is good like stupid funny.
Speaker 1: I mean Trailer Park Boys.
Speaker 3: It is pretty much stupid funny the whole time, which
Speaker 3: is amazing, and I do love it, but it's not
Speaker 3: it's Yeah, if I had to really choose one gun
Speaker 3: to my head, which one is better comedy gold, I'll say.
Speaker 2: Letter Kenny, Peter Patter, let's get out her bud.
Speaker 1: Fucking Hey.
Speaker 2: I do like Letter Kenny. It's funny as fuck.
Speaker 11: Um.
Speaker 2: Resident Canadian said, how dare you? Letter Kenny rules? But
Speaker 2: Trailer Park Boys is different level. You should check their podcast.
Speaker 2: Ricky is insanely funny in the pod. I've listened to
Speaker 2: that before I actually reached out to them, like a
Speaker 2: couple of years ago, whenever we were but small fish
Speaker 2: in a pond, I reached out to him. I was like, dude,
Speaker 2: fucking come on to our show. We need Ricky and
Speaker 2: Julian and Bubbles. I don't even care if it's conspiratorial.
Speaker 2: I mean the same way that who is that fucking
Speaker 2: so they're in character on the pod like whenever we
Speaker 2: had Yeah they are. Yeah, it's it's dude, it's fucking
Speaker 2: next level awesome. But uh, like whenever we had Tommy
Speaker 2: Chong on the show those couple of years ago, such
Speaker 2: a letdown.
Speaker 3: Never meet your heroes, Yeah, that was a bummers Like
Speaker 3: Will Ferrell does, or at least he did a pod
Speaker 3: as Ron Burgundy and that was great.
Speaker 2: I can't fucking stand him, dude, what I'm so over him? Dude,
Speaker 2: it's not even funny. I did, Yeah, I just I
Speaker 2: don't like him like I I have a feeling that
Speaker 2: if we ever met him in person, he would be
Speaker 2: not very funny and probably not cool to hang out with.
Speaker 3: I mean, I could understand why I wouldn't want to
Speaker 3: hang with him, for his like ideologies and shit, like that.
Speaker 3: But as far as like his roles go Ron Burgundy,
Speaker 3: you're telling me Anchorman isn't gold to you.
Speaker 2: I mean it was whenever I was twelve, you know.
Speaker 1: But the same way about Adam Sandler movies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, say very similar. Used to love him whenever
Speaker 2: I was younger. I mean, who doesn't love old school
Speaker 2: from time to time, you.
Speaker 1: Know, like shit like that. But you know, and what
Speaker 1: was kicking and screaming?
Speaker 2: What's that fucking show? I put my hands under my
Speaker 2: armpits whenever I get nervous and I smell him like this?
Speaker 2: What was that from a Superstars?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, I mean he was kind of a jock
Speaker 2: in there, which was funny even looking back at it.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I'm just I'm what's.
Speaker 1: That Palladaga Knights bro? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Again, you know, whenever I was younger, whenever it came out,
Speaker 2: whenever I was stupid in my early or in my
Speaker 2: in my late teens early twenties, like I was retarded,
Speaker 2: which is why I liked shit back then, like shit
Speaker 2: like that back then.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: I mean it's a different story.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: If I'm high, sure, throw it on.
Speaker 1: I'll crack a couple of.
Speaker 2: Lives even still, but I don't know, I just don't
Speaker 2: really like him, spirit animal. What's your thoughts on Will
Speaker 2: Ferrell Sir?
Speaker 5: Personally, the only movie I already liked with a minute
Speaker 5: is uh, Talladega Nights. But that's just because I would
Speaker 5: grow up watching it as a kid.
Speaker 2: So that's what I'm saying. A lot of these things
Speaker 2: are a little bit more sentimental. Who doesn't get a
Speaker 2: little excited whenever they see their best friend and do
Speaker 2: a little shake and bake. You know, you gotta shake
Speaker 2: it before you bake it.
Speaker 1: I say, still means way better than Talladegan Knights.
Speaker 5: Though, whenever I get drunk it and we have chicken,
Speaker 5: I say, I'm too drunk day, says chicken, even if
Speaker 5: it's the best damn chicken in the whole damn mug.
Speaker 2: Well, you saw their new commercial, the KFC commercial, right, No,
Speaker 2: I did not, dude. It is fucked like uh so basically, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like this golden egg that this one like weird
Speaker 2: community is worshiping and everything, and so then they take
Speaker 2: this one guy right and uh, the river is made
Speaker 2: out of the gravy and you're like, Okay, that's funny,
Speaker 2: but then they take this guy, they dunk them into
Speaker 2: the water, all the bubbles cease to exist, Like they
Speaker 2: leave him in there so long too, it seems like
Speaker 2: it's some kind of sacrifice. And then whenever he comes up,
Speaker 2: he's a fried chicken tender, and I was like, wait
Speaker 2: a second, why did you have to go a cult
Speaker 2: for chicken here, dude, Like that's fucking strange.
Speaker 1: That's weird. The would not stand for this if you.
Speaker 2: No, absolutely not. It was just really really like it's
Speaker 2: like those Illuminati Taco bell commercials.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, you know what I mean, which we're funny,
Speaker 1: but also like way too on the nose.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I think so, Kay and Benny, what y'all got.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to touch on the movie aspect here.
Speaker 11: I think each one of us, depending on when you
Speaker 11: were born, you have those core movies that you relate to.
Speaker 11: Some of us it's Will Ferrell, some of us it's
Speaker 11: Adam Sandler. Yes, Sweet Child of Mine wasn't even on
Speaker 11: my radar until Big Daddy, and now it's one of
Speaker 11: my favorite movies. It's always has been, so just something
Speaker 11: I have to touch on. Depends on the year you
Speaker 11: were born where you have those few core movies that
Speaker 11: no matter what, nobody can touch them.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh, absolutely? And how about Happy Gilmour two is
Speaker 2: coming out this year. I'm stoked about it. And they're
Speaker 2: bringing back Shooting McGavin.
Speaker 1: I'm scared.
Speaker 11: I'm scared for this movie.
Speaker 2: I am too, because it's gonna be a Netflix it's
Speaker 2: a Netflix original or some kind of shit too.
Speaker 11: I think, Wow, if they kill my classic, I just
Speaker 11: can't do it. But we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: I wonder which role Kevin James will play.
Speaker 2: I mean, I wonder if he'll even be in it.
Speaker 1: Of course he is.
Speaker 3: Adam Sandler's got like a whole crew he puts on
Speaker 3: every single movie. Man, it's grown over the years.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Rob Schneider will be in it, and you know,
Speaker 2: David Spade and people like that.
Speaker 1: I don't know his crew, the whole grown ups cast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could be you know a lot of the
Speaker 2: original cast. I mean, I'm sure his grandma's dead by now,
Speaker 2: but she was old as fucking that movie.
Speaker 3: I wonder if they got the hot blonde chick that's
Speaker 3: gonna come back in it or something.
Speaker 2: Oh is her name, Veronica? I know he was with
Speaker 2: a Veronica in one of those movies.
Speaker 1: I don't remember.
Speaker 2: Oh I don't know. Yeah, it's just like I don't know.
Speaker 2: It could be really the same way Dumb and Dumber
Speaker 2: was ruined with all the extra Dumb and Dumber movies
Speaker 2: they made, even to one whenever they brought back the
Speaker 2: original people, I was like, dude, that movie was horrible, Like, oh,
Speaker 2: they ruined it. I mean, it doesn't take away from
Speaker 2: the first one. It's just like, you know, you hate
Speaker 2: to see it go down in flames like that. But anyway, well,
Speaker 2: look we are at midnight now and that's usually when
Speaker 2: we turn back into a pumpkin, So we are gonna
Speaker 2: wrap it up right there, Jacob, you have any final thoughts.
Speaker 3: Sir, uh final thoughts, No, not necessarily. This was a
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