Speaker 1: Mm hmm. Okay, looks like we're back. There was a
Speaker 1: a glitch with OBS. It knocked us off of two
Speaker 1: other platforms, which was it was kind of unfortunate because
Speaker 1: it was a kind of important that we were there.
Speaker 1: It was a we were getting into some deep stuff there,
Speaker 1: all right, So let's let's see if we can recover here.
Speaker 1: It's just gonna be in two part or now. It
Speaker 1: is what it is. We can't fix it. So I
Speaker 1: can't stop software from truck crashing when it does. I
Speaker 1: don't understand how OBS does that because all it I
Speaker 1: just have to start streaming on here. So you start
Speaker 1: that and everything else is growing through rumble. So I
Speaker 1: don't understand how the software on the computer itself is crashing.
Speaker 1: It doesn't seem like it makes a lot of sense
Speaker 1: to me, but it's whatever it is, what it is, right,
Speaker 1: So we went through that. Let's get into here. There's
Speaker 1: not a lot of people on right now. Although I
Speaker 1: got to wait for people to get notified again and
Speaker 1: let me go into youtubew or waiting and hit my
Speaker 1: history up. Maybe I can just do it or shave
Speaker 1: from my hair. I never watched that video. I was
Speaker 1: out there. I didn't watch that one either. Mm hmm,
Speaker 1: I don't need that one. Oh this is good, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we need it. Open that one up. And this one's
Speaker 1: interesting too, but you only have so much time in
Speaker 1: the day. Oh, this one's huge. Yeah, we need to
Speaker 1: do this one too. So it's gonna be kind of
Speaker 1: a loul with Rossman day. But that's good. That's a
Speaker 1: good thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Hey everybody, how's it good?
Speaker 1: That one's that one?
Speaker 2: Hey, everybody? How's it?
Speaker 1: All right? So I talked about this a while back.
Speaker 1: This is and I actually talked about this DRM stuff
Speaker 1: that was Digital Rights Management when I was on with Stupieters.
Speaker 1: We're gonna shift the gears a little bit, but I
Speaker 1: think maybe starting here might be the best Hoover vacuum
Speaker 1: warranty policy. It's degrading scam. There's a lot he says here.
Speaker 1: It's thirty four minutes long, though, god damn it. Well,
Speaker 1: all right, how about this. If you're on my Patreon,
Speaker 1: it's there and it's not You don't have to pay
Speaker 1: thing to be to see this and that I read
Speaker 1: from this already, so you guys can find it and
Speaker 1: there you go. All right. The link for my Patreon
Speaker 1: is in the description. You can be a you can
Speaker 1: subscribe as a free member, but if you want to
Speaker 1: support the show, it'd be very appreciated, and the link
Speaker 1: is right here. I'll show you. So we're at let's see,
Speaker 1: let's refresh this there we had note, we're still at
Speaker 1: five seventy somethings. I think seventy nine people, which is
Speaker 1: pretty nice. And this one is really interesting because this
Speaker 1: guy's an actual child predator. You want to talk about
Speaker 1: that later. And looks like we got some people coming
Speaker 1: back on. So that's good enough for me. This is
Speaker 1: the Christos cast now on Twitter. I say, and grab
Speaker 1: this too and open it back up. Okay, cool, all right,
Speaker 1: so this this time it worked. We got kicked off
Speaker 1: there for a second. Awesome boiling frog. Glad to see
Speaker 1: you back. Thanks for putting up with that. You'llbs just
Speaker 1: crashed on me, so I don't know what that was
Speaker 1: all about. But and you know what, I should start
Speaker 1: opening this up and brave because it works better than brave.
Speaker 1: I should probably do all my hope broadcast and brave
Speaker 1: now and just move all my tabs in my in
Speaker 1: my uh. I forgot how you can import all your passwords.
Speaker 1: I don't remember how to do that. If anybody else
Speaker 1: knows how to do it, tell me. I'm I'm humble
Speaker 1: enough to listen. Okay, we are not discombobulated. I'm just
Speaker 1: waiting for something real quick. All right. So we have
Speaker 1: that one, which is really interesting. Amazons are concerts and
Speaker 1: wanting books. I think we're gonna start with this one.
Speaker 1: And that's do you know who that is? Tino's cast
Speaker 1: name BlackBerry? Mm hmmm. He's got up one called mister
Speaker 1: Clinton or something like that. All right, let's just wait
Speaker 1: for one second, make sure I got numbers up here.
Speaker 1: We got some numbers, all right, good, good, good. Sorry
Speaker 1: about the break it have. It affected YouTube and it
Speaker 1: affected FTJ, and it affected one I don't care about.
Speaker 1: But that just only put us on rumble. So I
Speaker 1: figured we'll just carry on with everybody now, not exclude anyone,
Speaker 1: and just make it a two partter. So here we go.
Speaker 1: This is continuation we were talking about before. I was
Speaker 1: getting to stuff towards the end of the other one,
Speaker 1: and then it crapped out on us. But it's okay,
Speaker 1: we can we can move on from here. Let's listen
Speaker 1: to this crap about digital rights Management. Now, let's see
Speaker 1: if I still have my notes from when I was
Speaker 1: almost yes, DRM digital Rights Management. If what you buy
Speaker 1: you need to be connected to the dark cloud to access,
Speaker 1: then the thing you buy can be taken away or
Speaker 1: altered at any time Digital Rights Management. Amazon Kindle authors
Speaker 1: books and book covers and can remove books from your
Speaker 1: Kindle library or change them. They can add and remove things.
Speaker 1: They can alter history that way, because history is written right.
Speaker 1: History is written down. They don't like something that you
Speaker 1: discovered through your own investigation, they can make it go
Speaker 1: Away's it go on?
Speaker 2: Harp, You have a lovely day. Welcome to today's episode
Speaker 2: of How You're Getting After. I'm your host, Lewis ROSSM.
Speaker 2: I'm actually the co host, a real host of the show.
Speaker 2: Is excuse me, well, I guess I'm the host of
Speaker 2: the show. Now. For any of you who have been
Speaker 2: living under a rock for the past sixteen or twenty years,
Speaker 2: the Amazon Kindle is an ebook reader. You've been able
Speaker 2: to buy electronic books online as early as the late nineties.
Speaker 2: The problem here is that these books sucked to look
Speaker 2: at because you were looking at them on a computer
Speaker 2: monitor which has this backlight on it. So if you
Speaker 2: were a book officionado, you're going to want to read it.
Speaker 2: Paper book that's not fatiguing. Sony came out with this
Speaker 2: eReader around two thousand and four, and then Amazon came
Speaker 2: out with the Kindle, and then Barnes and Nobook came
Speaker 2: out with the Nook. These were devices that used this
Speaker 2: weird e ink thing TLDR. When you're looking at the screen,
Speaker 2: it looks like paper, or at least way closer to
Speaker 2: paper than looking at a bright laptop screen, your PDA
Speaker 2: or your phone, and this device became very popular. The
Speaker 2: Kindle became very popular because it had a Internet connection.
Speaker 2: Back then, this is cutting edge technology. Here you had
Speaker 2: an EVDO connection and with newer versions you even got
Speaker 2: up to three G which meant that you could buy
Speaker 2: a book on Amazon and then you can have it
Speaker 2: directly downloaded to your Kindle, or if you wanted to,
Speaker 2: you could download a copy of the file that represented
Speaker 2: the book, and then you take that file and you
Speaker 2: copy it over to your device and you can read
Speaker 2: the book. This also meant that you owned the file,
Speaker 2: so you bought the book, and now you have a
Speaker 2: copy of that book that nobody else can change because
Speaker 2: that file does not need require that you connect to
Speaker 2: the Internet in order to use it. It also meant
Speaker 2: that you could take that file and be able to
Speaker 2: utilize it on many different devices that are not a Kindle,
Speaker 2: which a lot of people valued, and that's a feature
Speaker 2: that was recently taken away. This is from wiki do
Speaker 2: rosmangroup dot com where we document all of this. You'll
Speaker 2: own nothing and be happy bullshit and take contributions from
Speaker 2: the community, and that includes you. This is a notice
Speaker 2: that showed up. Starting February twenty six, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: the download and transfer via USB option will no longer
Speaker 2: be available. You can still send Kindle books to your
Speaker 2: Wi Fi enable devices by selecting deliver or remove from
Speaker 2: device option. And there are many reasons that this is
Speaker 2: a horribly anti ownership thing, not just anti ownership, but
Speaker 2: really kind of freaky on the book front. The first one,
Speaker 2: you can.
Speaker 1: Add PDFs to your Kindle on your phone or on
Speaker 1: your computer. You can add PDFs there, but it's not
Speaker 1: like you can if you bought up a Kindle book,
Speaker 1: you can only read it on a Kindle reader. So
Speaker 1: if Kendall decides to do something with that copy of
Speaker 1: your book, that you bought. You can't stop them from
Speaker 1: doing that.
Speaker 2: To this is that if you bought books and you
Speaker 2: downloaded them and you didn't back up your copy, or
Speaker 2: you downloaded a book and you figured I'll be able
Speaker 2: to grab that later, No, you can't. If you have
Speaker 2: an older version. You're not connecting this thing with v
Speaker 2: DO or three G in many areas of the world
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five, you need to be able to.
Speaker 1: Fit like BlackBerry, push puns on it and you see
Speaker 1: that wow.
Speaker 2: Physically connect to the device in order to be able
Speaker 2: to download your book. More importantly, new books that you
Speaker 2: purchase are not going to work because you cannot download
Speaker 2: the file in the old format. The old file had DRM,
Speaker 2: but it was kind of like DVD DRM, which is CSS,
Speaker 2: which is scrambled by virtually anything. The new file format
Speaker 2: uses much more restrictive DRM, and that's DRM. That makes
Speaker 2: it virtually impossible for people to be able to convert
Speaker 2: it to a format that works everywhere, and more importantly
Speaker 2: makes it almost impossible because you can't download a file anymore.
Speaker 2: If you have a poppy that you.
Speaker 1: Own, which if you are an author, the last thing
Speaker 1: you want is your book to be leaked on the
Speaker 1: internet so that anybody can get it for nothing. So
Speaker 1: the kindle thing is helpful in that regard, because the
Speaker 1: last thing you want to do is like trust somebody
Speaker 1: and send them an electronic PDF of you know, electronic
Speaker 1: copy of your book, especially with somebody like who is
Speaker 1: an author who is maybe attempting to get on a
Speaker 1: show or something like that. Oh yeah, I can send
Speaker 1: you that, now, I send them. I actually paid for
Speaker 1: the kindle version for people and sent them that with
Speaker 1: a redemption code so that it would be protected from
Speaker 1: them leaking it on the internet. Because these bigger names
Speaker 1: of these content creators, they would do that to people
Speaker 1: just to put them in obscurity. Not only do they
Speaker 1: never mention their names and steal from their show anyway
Speaker 1: to make shows of their own where they they've taken
Speaker 1: the time and you put into learning a topic, and
Speaker 1: they presented themselves with a couple little bullet points of
Speaker 1: their own. Maybe sometimes not, they will do that to people.
Speaker 1: I have seen it happen to others that they would
Speaker 1: leak their information while they're stealing from them as well.
Speaker 1: So that's what you got to be very careful of.
Speaker 1: So if you want to play the reindeer games and
Speaker 1: just get on their shows for the exposure factor so
Speaker 1: that their audience now knows about you too. You don't
Speaker 1: want to play that game if you're an author and
Speaker 1: trust them with a copy that they could just release
Speaker 1: on the internet, even if somebody else in the in
Speaker 1: the network or the or the process it gets from
Speaker 1: you send it to their whoever their gatekeeper you know,
Speaker 1: secretary or or you know, producer, and then they send
Speaker 1: it to somebody else and then somebody else puts it
Speaker 1: up on the internet for everybody you know, one way
Speaker 1: the chain of custody there, you don't want to trust
Speaker 1: any of the people involved. And that's just common even
Speaker 1: for anybody like you should just not do that as
Speaker 1: an author, because then your intellectual property that you put
Speaker 1: all the time and effort in write in that book,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna get anything for a daying mar Becaus,
Speaker 1: nobody's gonna buy it.
Speaker 2: People are going to go off and say, what are
Speaker 2: you poor? You're still using a device from over ten
Speaker 2: years ago, if it still works, why not? Why not, asshole?
Speaker 2: I have my HD home Run. I bought this thing
Speaker 2: before I could legally buy cigarettes. It still works. Why
Speaker 2: would I stop using it if it still works for
Speaker 2: all the what do you poor people out there? I'm
Speaker 2: not poor, and one of the reasons I'm not poor
Speaker 2: and in debt is because I don't buy new shit
Speaker 2: when what I have already works. And hypothetically speaking, let's
Speaker 2: say I was poor. So what tons of people are
Speaker 2: poor and they don't want to buy new shit for
Speaker 2: no good reason. I'm not saying that technology cannot move
Speaker 2: forward because there exists poor people in the world. That's
Speaker 2: not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is you have
Speaker 2: made a decisi to remove the download button. That helps
Speaker 2: nobody but maybe rights holders and yourself. This has not
Speaker 2: help the end user. You're not moving technology forward in
Speaker 2: any serious way because if people wanted to use the
Speaker 2: new file format, they would simply connect to the surfer
Speaker 2: and do so. It takes virtually no bandwidth to allow
Speaker 2: people to do this, and in fact, it takes less
Speaker 2: bandwidth because if I download the file, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to be loading that book from you over and over
Speaker 2: and over again across different devices. I can simply transfer
Speaker 2: it to it. Next up is the ability to have
Speaker 2: books be edited over time. Now you may think this
Speaker 2: is a paranoid. This is some sort of anti woe
Speaker 2: conspiracy theory. Go back through my channel three thousand plus videos.
Speaker 2: I do not get on the anti woke bandwagon. I
Speaker 2: don't get on the woke bag. I've just like it's
Speaker 2: not my thing. That being said, when you take a
Speaker 2: look at what they're doing here with books, this is
Speaker 2: concerning to me, not just as somebody that cares about
Speaker 2: ownership and the rights of ownership. It's just kind of
Speaker 2: fucking weird. You have books that were removed from people's catalogs.
Speaker 2: You had they had nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: Four, removed from people's catalogs. You bought it, it was
Speaker 1: in your kindle, and now it's not, and now it's not.
Speaker 2: And that got removed from the catalog. To Amazon's credit,
Speaker 2: they did refund everybody. Afterwards, they said it was some
Speaker 2: sort of publishing mistake. Iron of all the books you
Speaker 2: could have removed from people's library in nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 2: really you don't recognize the irony there. But there are
Speaker 2: other books that stayed in people's libraries that got changed considerably.
Speaker 2: This is from an author, mister dol And you could
Speaker 2: see over here there's an entire list of all these
Speaker 2: edits made two thousand and one, ladies and gentlemen, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two, folks, fearful ugliness to ugliness. Shut up, you
Speaker 2: old hag, Shut up, you old crow. Missus Twit may
Speaker 2: have been ugly, and she may have been beastly, but
Speaker 2: she was not stupid. Missus Twitt may have been beastly,
Speaker 2: but she was not stupid. I'll be honest. Both of
Speaker 2: these sound like they could have come from Trump's Twitter.
Speaker 2: I don't even understand what the point is of having
Speaker 2: the energy of that ugly old cow, hastily old screw
Speaker 2: fatty folds of his flabby neck, folds of his neck.
Speaker 2: So here, like you know, they made fun of men
Speaker 2: in addition to making fun of women over there. He
Speaker 2: used to be fat. Now he then is a straw removed.
Speaker 2: How healthy she looks much better than before? How healthy
Speaker 2: she looks? He was enormously fat.
Speaker 1: I did they have to say much better than before
Speaker 1: because it's comparison? Is this all for the somebody's feelings?
Speaker 1: You're reading a goddamn story. He was enormously fat, He
Speaker 1: was enormous. He was a kind of pot belly dwarf.
Speaker 1: He was pot bellied but you can't say, dwarf, this
Speaker 1: is this is how little it's what little it takes
Speaker 1: for them to start editing a book. The fumes of
Speaker 1: applesiter hang around him like poisonous gases. The smell of
Speaker 1: applesiter hangs around him like poisonous fumes. Why is that
Speaker 1: even necessary to change?
Speaker 2: But wow, it's it's a lot of sanitizing of the work.
Speaker 2: And you may think, well, the author wants this, right,
Speaker 2: He did not want this. This is literally the exact
Speaker 2: opposite of what he wanted, and if you read content
Speaker 2: from his biographer, becomes obvious. When it came to children's books,
Speaker 2: Dennison said that Doll didn't care what adults thought as
Speaker 2: long as his target readers were happy. I don't give
Speaker 2: a Okay, I'll be honest with you. I don't know
Speaker 2: what this word is, like I should know what that
Speaker 2: word is as a curse, but I really don't.
Speaker 1: Who does that starts the VMS of it?
Speaker 2: Anyway, I don't give a I'm assuming f what grown
Speaker 2: ups think. Was a characteristic statement, Dennison said, and almost
Speaker 2: certain that he would have recognized that alterations to his
Speaker 2: novels prompted by the political climate were driven by adults
Speaker 2: rather than children, and this always inspired derision, if not
Speaker 2: contempt and doll He never, for example, had any truck
Speaker 2: with Libertaians who criticized his books as too frightening, lacking
Speaker 2: moral role models, negative in their portrayal of women, etc.
Speaker 2: He continues, dhal Wroad stories intended to kindle in children
Speaker 2: a lifelong love of reading and to remind them of
Speaker 2: the childhood wonderlands of magic and enchantment, aims in which
Speaker 2: he succeeded triumphantly. Adult anxiety is about political niceties didn't
Speaker 2: register in his outlook. Bes said, although Dahal could be
Speaker 2: unabashed in offending adults, he took pains to never alienate
Speaker 2: or make unhappy his child readers. So he cared what
Speaker 2: children thought of his books. He didn't give a shit
Speaker 2: what adults thought of his books. He's dead. He died
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety, and you're editing his books now. If
Speaker 2: a publisher says in twenty twenty five, this is not
Speaker 2: my cup of tea, I don't want to publish this.
Speaker 2: I don't feel comfortable publishing it. There can be a
Speaker 2: cultural argument this way or the other about whether or
Speaker 2: not that should be published. I would personally live on
Speaker 2: the side of who gives a shit but whatever. I
Speaker 2: could understand the argument going back and forth. You don't
Speaker 2: get to take back what was already written. That's not
Speaker 2: a thing, that should never be a thing. Can't go
Speaker 2: into my house, take a book that's here and fucking
Speaker 2: erase shit and then put it back. I would be
Speaker 2: allowed to shoot you under Castle doction if you came
Speaker 2: into my house and, after breaking into my house start
Speaker 2: modifying my personal property, go through my library and start
Speaker 2: erasing lines in book and replacing them, I'm allowed to
Speaker 2: blow you out of my house. But you're allowed to
Speaker 2: do this because of some bullshit on page twenty five
Speaker 2: of the terms of service. No imagine reading a review
Speaker 2: of a book that was based on how the book
Speaker 2: was written in twenty twenty eight, and then the book
Speaker 2: being entirely edited by twenty thirty three. Not only are
Speaker 2: you living in a time where you have different things
Speaker 2: that are considered acceptable, but you're also reading a review
Speaker 2: for a book that the author of the review is
Speaker 2: now going to look like an idiot for because the
Speaker 2: book is written differently. If the author quoted every single
Speaker 2: individual line and included it that's one thing, but there
Speaker 2: are lots of people that create book reviews where they
Speaker 2: discuss particular concepts without actually quoting every single instance from
Speaker 2: the book. There are so many reasons that this is
Speaker 2: fucked up beyond the basics that you're looking at, where
Speaker 2: it's just have to connect to the cloud or have
Speaker 2: to connect to the internet to use the service, that
Speaker 2: have to do with the fundamental underpinnings of what it
Speaker 2: means to own a book. At some point, and I
Speaker 2: realize that the founders are likely very disappointed that we
Speaker 2: even got to this point. There has to be something
Speaker 2: added to the Bill of Rights about ownership, because at
Speaker 2: this point in time, Amazon has done absolutely nothing illegal.
Speaker 2: They are abiding by their own terms of service and
Speaker 2: their own end user license agreements, and everybody is just
Speaker 2: clicking agree, Agree, agree to their digital grave. And I
Speaker 2: don't blame the people that are clicking agree, because you
Speaker 2: want to participate in society, you want to participate in
Speaker 2: technological advancements, and we have.
Speaker 1: A deeper meaning here. There's a deeper concept that we
Speaker 1: had here because this is exactly how they're going to
Speaker 1: get us to comply, and have been getting people already
Speaker 1: to comply to digital ID. You don't want to be
Speaker 1: locked out, Well, you sure so don't want to be
Speaker 1: locked in either, to.
Speaker 2: The point where if you want to take part in
Speaker 2: modern day society, you are taking part in all this
Speaker 2: extra fucked up bullshit. When people buy a Tesla, they laugh,
Speaker 2: you bought a computer for a car.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then the people that laughed at it don't realize
Speaker 2: that their General Motors car since twenty sixteen was collecting
Speaker 2: your driving data and using the computers in the car
Speaker 2: to transmit that to insurance companies.
Speaker 1: That's messed up.
Speaker 2: If you want to opt into modern day society, you
Speaker 2: are opting into a culture that has no respect for ownership,
Speaker 2: to the point where you may not even be aware
Speaker 2: of how many items that you paid for, subscriptions you
Speaker 2: paid for. Is something has been changed in a real
Speaker 2: way and been obfuscated from you. I don't know how
Speaker 2: you change this. I don't see how a law even
Speaker 2: changes this. I've been trying to do that with right
Speaker 2: to repair for eleven years now, and the complete lack
Speaker 2: of progress in so many areas has demonstrated the difficulty
Speaker 2: of taking that approach. It's difficult to legislate. Do not
Speaker 2: be an asshole. Even if you actually do succeed in
Speaker 2: getting the law passed, there's usually some sort of way
Speaker 2: around it. It has to be something cultural. It has
Speaker 2: to be something where it is so disgusting, where it
Speaker 2: is literally the person who removes that button from the
Speaker 2: website feels the same way that they would if they
Speaker 2: use the N word or something. I mean, I'm being
Speaker 2: extreme here, do you get there?
Speaker 1: Yeah? But people are starting to on the flip side
Speaker 1: of that coin. They're trying to normalize pedophilia. And I
Speaker 1: don't know if you know what's going on over in Israel,
Speaker 1: but they've basically given themselves the right to do that.
Speaker 1: It's it's no longer, it's no longer a taboo. Not
Speaker 1: only do they are they a haven and a safe
Speaker 1: haven for pedophiles as provided you're Jewish, but they're also
Speaker 1: making it so's it's it's no longer a crime. They're
Speaker 1: they're legalizing it. This is insane. That's how they want
Speaker 1: to live. Do you not think that they're predatorial to
Speaker 1: their own people? Then? Do you not see how well
Speaker 1: it follows their talmud? So that's that's the justification, that
Speaker 1: it follows their talmud. The Talmud is written by a
Speaker 1: bunch of sick people. But that's the cult. The cult
Speaker 1: has been that way since five thousand years ago in
Speaker 1: regard to how they prey upon the youth. This is
Speaker 1: all in Frankism too, This is all in Zionism, because
Speaker 1: that's what Frankism is point.
Speaker 2: It has to be something culturally ingrained to where when
Speaker 2: you are about to do this type of anti ownership shit,
Speaker 2: everybody just walks out because nobody wants to be a
Speaker 2: part of it, to the point where you literally can't
Speaker 2: even hire a programmer to do it. If it takes
Speaker 2: a decade to get a law passed in an industry
Speaker 2: where once that law has passed, everything still remains the
Speaker 2: same because the manufacturer uses some loophole to get around it.
Speaker 2: How do you create laws for something that is so
Speaker 2: much more difficult. California has a law that says if
Speaker 2: you are advertising in digital good as a purchase, but
Speaker 2: you have the ability to revoke that, then you need
Speaker 2: to advertise that to the customer. You have to change
Speaker 2: your advertising. But it actually hasn't changed much. As I
Speaker 2: was talking about with a textbook company, they have a
Speaker 2: California disclosure notice at the bottom, so they're still calling
Speaker 2: what they're offering a purchase or buying. But then there's
Speaker 2: a California disclosure notice that most people may not even
Speaker 2: scroll to to click in order to read. And above all,
Speaker 2: just because you're disclosing that you're fucking the customer does
Speaker 2: not stop the fact that they're fucking the customer. It
Speaker 2: doesn't change the way that the underlying software or hardware works.
Speaker 2: There's a law of the California Pass that on a
Speaker 2: fundamental level I agree with. The Only problem with it
Speaker 2: is that it's not being enforced. This is AB twenty
Speaker 2: four to twenty six. It says the following. It shall
Speaker 2: be unlawful for a seller of a digital good to
Speaker 2: advertise or offer for sale a digital good to a
Speaker 2: purchaser with the terms by purchase or any other term
Speaker 2: which a reasonable person would understand to confer an unrestricted
Speaker 2: ownership interest in the digital good or alongside an option
Speaker 2: for a time limited rental, unless one of the following occurs,
Speaker 2: and the TLDR is this is that you've got to
Speaker 2: let them know that lifetime don't mean lifetime the way
Speaker 2: you're advertising it. This is something that on a core level,
Speaker 2: I think is a good thing. However, when you look
Speaker 2: at how it's worked in practice, because nobody's actually enforcing this,
Speaker 2: you get this. Let's take vital source textbooks. If I
Speaker 2: search for a Calculus textbook, I'll click on the first
Speaker 2: one that shows up. It says I can get a
Speaker 2: one hundred and eighty day license for sixty two ninety
Speaker 2: nine or I can get a lifetime license for one
Speaker 2: hundred nine dollars and ninety nine cents. This leads me
Speaker 2: to believe that when.
Speaker 1: I how expensive is the is the hard copy book?
Speaker 1: Then if a freaking digital what one hundred and nine dollars? Still?
Speaker 2: What the hell pay for that lifetime license? I got
Speaker 2: access to this thing forever. However, the only way to
Speaker 2: figure out what lifetime actually means here is to scroll
Speaker 2: all the way down to this is a digital license
Speaker 2: under the return policy and then click details. And then
Speaker 2: when you click details you get this California Disclosure support
Speaker 2: page over here. You are licensing a digital product for
Speaker 2: a set duration. Durations are set forth in the product description,
Speaker 2: with lifetime typically meaning five years of online access and
Speaker 2: permanent download to a supported device. Lifetime is not five years,
Speaker 2: typically five years, which means they can make lifetime mean
Speaker 2: one day if they wanted to. Secondly, permanent download is
Speaker 2: misleading because it says two way supported device. They are
Speaker 2: not giving you a PDF file. They are not giving
Speaker 2: you et pub file with no DRM. They are providing
Speaker 2: you with something that will work as a download, but
Speaker 2: only as long as the device is supported by them,
Speaker 2: which again can mean typically five years. But because of
Speaker 2: the way this is written, anywhere as short as a day.
Speaker 2: The only way that you would be able to find
Speaker 2: this is to randomly click around different things in the
Speaker 2: product page. Because it does not say over here notice
Speaker 2: lifetime means five years or less. It says US return policy,
Speaker 2: which technically is correct because they are returning the product
Speaker 2: that you purchased from your device back to theirs after
Speaker 2: five years, and it says this is a digital license details,
Speaker 2: rather than having something that says how long is a
Speaker 2: digital license? I believe that they are in violation of
Speaker 2: this law as it has been written. However, this law,
Speaker 2: like many others for consumer protection, is not enforced by anybody,
Speaker 2: and above all, it doesn't fix the fundamental problem that
Speaker 2: you have created books that are subscriptions. All this law
Speaker 2: does is say that you have to be.
Speaker 1: Honest with you will own nothing and be happy kids.
Speaker 2: Advertising to your lack of own ownership with what you buy.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't fix the underlying problem that as a
Speaker 2: culture we consider this to be okay. There has to
Speaker 2: be some sort of cultural change, and I'll be honest
Speaker 2: with you, I'm surprised that Amazon didn't already do it.
Speaker 2: My biggest surprise with this is that Amazon even allowed
Speaker 2: you to download ebooks at all. When you take a
Speaker 2: look online and just how miserable it is to actually
Speaker 2: try to use their e reader. There are books that
Speaker 2: I bought, and everybody's going to make fun of me
Speaker 2: for my choice and books. Blah blah blah. I get it.
Speaker 2: Laugh at Lewis, He's an idiot. There's a book that
Speaker 2: I bought a while back that I lost access to.
Speaker 2: So let's take a look at Amazon. I'll be honest
Speaker 2: with you, I'm surprised that this is even a thing
Speaker 2: that you'd be able to download and use books. I
Speaker 2: have had such a horrible experience with this that I
Speaker 2: figured they took that away a long time ago. So
Speaker 2: I decided a few years back to try some of
Speaker 2: these programming books. It was kind of like a crossword
Speaker 2: puzzle for me. I bought a bunch of them. Some
Speaker 2: of them were good, some of them weren't. I really
Speaker 2: enjoyed the See Programming Language book. I see this as
Speaker 2: a crossword puzzle for myself. I'm never going to be
Speaker 2: a real programmer, but it's just kind of fun to
Speaker 2: have a crossword puzzle. Now, if I try to open
Speaker 2: my C Programming Language book by clicking on it, I
Speaker 2: can click read now, and I can read it in
Speaker 2: my web browser on Linux. Now, take a look at
Speaker 2: this one head first Programming and Learn as guide to
Speaker 2: using Python. Again, not the best book in the world,
Speaker 2: but whatever. If I go to read this book, and
Speaker 2: let's say this option of download and transfer via USB
Speaker 2: doesn't exist. When I click to deliver, it says you
Speaker 2: do not have any compatible devices, register for this content
Speaker 2: by a Kindle or get the free Kindle Reading app.
Speaker 2: So if I go to get the free Kindle Reading
Speaker 2: app over here, I click it, I scroll download for
Speaker 2: PC and Mac, I click this and it gives me
Speaker 2: an ex file, which is useless for me in Linux.
Speaker 2: I click read Books with Kindle for Web, I click it,
Speaker 2: I click on the book. We're sorry, Kindl can't open
Speaker 2: this book. If I use the download button for this,
Speaker 2: I go more actions download and transfer via USB. It
Speaker 2: says I do not have any compatible devices register for
Speaker 2: this content. So whether I use the deliver button or this,
Speaker 2: I still get nothing. So I paid for the book.
Speaker 2: It used to work when I would view this in
Speaker 2: a web browser, I had the ability to do.
Speaker 1: This is another Linux compatibility issue as well that he's
Speaker 1: bringing up another reason, another reason, another thing to consider
Speaker 1: when trying to move away from Microsoft's operating systems.
Speaker 2: That I forget exactly what program I was using, but
Speaker 2: it's no longer available. I spent hours trying to figure
Speaker 2: out how to get this book again for the fuck
Speaker 2: of it, just to see if it was even possible
Speaker 2: to view this particular thing in Linux. And here's the
Speaker 2: fun part. By Google for this book. The third result
Speaker 2: on Google is a PDF from the Swissbay dot ch.
Speaker 2: It's a perfectly readable PDF that works in any device
Speaker 2: with no DRM and when you go to the homepage
Speaker 2: of the site.
Speaker 1: Kat the Swiss Bay is like the Fire Bay.
Speaker 2: I'm convinced that if large tech giants and large media
Speaker 2: publishers had their way, that we would not have even
Speaker 2: had libraries back several hundred years ago. If we lived
Speaker 2: in a fantasy world of no piracy, which thank god,
Speaker 2: it's a fantasy world, rather than we'll imagine what it
Speaker 2: would be like with different forms of media you stream
Speaker 2: on Netflix, there could be a show that you can't buy,
Speaker 2: and because you cannot buy a physical copy of that show,
Speaker 2: once Netflix stops hosting that show, whether it is because
Speaker 2: sensors decide to remove it or they just go out
Speaker 2: of business, that show is now gone. The hundreds of
Speaker 2: millions of people that may have watched that show, all
Speaker 2: the societal discussion that may have happened as a result
Speaker 2: of that show is gone. Because there's no copy of it.
Speaker 2: Future generations will not be able to see it. I
Speaker 2: won't be able to show it to my kid.
Speaker 1: It's instant. This is a bigger issue about how resets
Speaker 1: have occur and how knowledge is lost, and how after
Speaker 1: a generation or two people even forget what this like.
Speaker 1: There could be a time, maybe there was already once
Speaker 1: where something that looked like this lost its use and
Speaker 1: no one knew what they were, even for the batteries
Speaker 1: died in them. They were just a black scrying mirror.
Speaker 1: There was no infrastructure for them to be useful anymore,
Speaker 1: because that adult to tear created the people who knew
Speaker 1: how to what these were had all died off. And
Speaker 1: then over time, when things become more primitive, things like
Speaker 1: this who that don't really seem to have a purpose
Speaker 1: become discarded, and that whole era of mankind where everybody
Speaker 1: was so dependent on these and used them constantly, fell
Speaker 1: away into into the into the nothingness, only to be
Speaker 1: once again. Why is this? Why is this playing something
Speaker 1: rediscovered through the same process of evolution of uh, you know, technology,
Speaker 1: And so it goes over and over and over again, right,
Speaker 1: the same thing with knowledge? Where were we? How do
Speaker 1: we get here? What mistakes have we made in the past?
Speaker 1: How do we fix them? All gone? So that you
Speaker 1: can make those same mistakes again? You can be fooled
Speaker 1: by the same people again, running the same scams again.
Speaker 1: All it takes is a generation.
Speaker 2: The e book are very likely going to be the
Speaker 2: same way used to be able to buy a lot
Speaker 2: of physical media. Computers stop coming with optical drives because
Speaker 2: people started using streaming service.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the world who is onto somebody's diabolical ways
Speaker 1: and nature are no longer present, the only people that
Speaker 1: left are those who can be deceived. Kind of paints
Speaker 1: a picture of where they're headed right as.
Speaker 2: Much more often and DVD's and Blu rays and everything
Speaker 2: else were considered old technology, paper books are something that
Speaker 2: for some publishers or some authors could go out of fashion.
Speaker 2: The same way that there are certain television shows that
Speaker 2: have been streamed that outside of piracy, I cannot buy
Speaker 2: a copy of that I can keep. There are books
Speaker 2: that may someday only be available in these eReader formats.
Speaker 2: That means that I can't download a copy of it.
Speaker 2: We're taking that book as it is and publishing it
Speaker 2: for everybody to see would be piracy. So in a
Speaker 2: world with no piracy, the only way that I would
Speaker 2: be able to be sure that the book that I
Speaker 2: got has not changed would be to handwrite or hand
Speaker 2: type out the book from scratch after I purchased it.
Speaker 2: For every book that I buy, which really brings us
Speaker 2: back to the way things were over one hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: If I wanted to back up my book, because back then,
Speaker 2: if I wanted to make sure that my book was
Speaker 2: backed up, I would have to physically sit there at
Speaker 2: a typewriter and write out every letter. The only difference
Speaker 2: between now and one hundred years ago is one hundred
Speaker 2: years ago you had to worry about a fire or
Speaker 2: a flood or somebody coming into your house and stealing
Speaker 2: your property. Here, you have to worry about the publisher
Speaker 2: being the person who is stealing your property. Unlike the
Speaker 2: idea that I could buy a book in two thousand
Speaker 2: and five and then when I go to read it
Speaker 2: in two thousand and seven, it's a different book. This happens.
Speaker 2: How many people here have bought a book because they
Speaker 2: thought it soundsed cool and then not had time to
Speaker 2: read it for one or two years. Can you imagine
Speaker 2: if you bought the book based on what people were
Speaker 2: saying at the time, and now the content has been
Speaker 2: changed so you don't even remember what it was that
Speaker 2: was lost. This is insane. Piracy must exist at this
Speaker 2: point so that you can at least have a way
Speaker 2: to archive what used to exist. And above all, frankly,
Speaker 2: piracy needs to exist as an alternative to this. You're
Speaker 2: supposed to give me a better experience when I pay
Speaker 2: you than when I don't pay you, And the reality
Speaker 2: of the situation nowadays is that you get a better
Speaker 2: experience by not paying than you do. By paying, I
Speaker 2: don't buy ebooks anymore. I bought the book. I tried
Speaker 2: to open the book on my Linux computer, and the
Speaker 2: book said no. The book is not allowed to say no.
Speaker 2: The book fucking loads, it renders. It is text. I
Speaker 2: do not need to use a specific operating to you text.
Speaker 2: You don't have to have your book in this proprietary
Speaker 2: bullshit ask format that requires that I use your supported
Speaker 2: operating system to view it. You give me an e
Speaker 2: pup file, You can give me a PDF. There are
Speaker 2: many different formats that you could give me that would
Speaker 2: work on any computer made in the past thirty years.
Speaker 2: You've made a calculated, conscious decision to make things difficult
Speaker 2: by not doing that. I don't respect it. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to play your game. What I do is I
Speaker 2: would more than happily pirate the book and I buy
Speaker 2: a paper copy. I want the ability to read the
Speaker 2: book immediately. I want the ability to read it on
Speaker 2: a device of my choosing. I want the ability to
Speaker 2: use it on my home devices. But there's no way
Speaker 2: in hell I'm going to go through all these hoops
Speaker 2: and artificial limitations to do so. I'll buy the books
Speaker 2: if the author gets compensated. The author should be compensated
Speaker 2: for the book. I want them to get paid for
Speaker 2: making a good work. But I am not jumping through
Speaker 2: your hoops and bullshit if I've already paid you, And
Speaker 2: I sincerely hope that the people watching this decide to
Speaker 2: do the same thing. Buy the book, do the moral
Speaker 2: and right thing by the author, and pay for their content,
Speaker 2: and say fuck you in every which other way to Amazon,
Speaker 2: in every single other provider in streaming service that goes
Speaker 2: out of their way to make it difficult for you
Speaker 2: to be able to use what you bought and paid for.
Speaker 2: You think you can edit books after the sale?
Speaker 1: Eh? Eh, eh, what's that?
Speaker 2: What's that? Baba? Words can't express how fucked up that is.
Speaker 2: You can say, I no longer want to make.
Speaker 1: It so people who thought people push back on this.
Speaker 1: When I first brought it up, they said, no, that's
Speaker 1: not a real thing. There's no way they might remove books.
Speaker 1: They might, they might ban books, but there's no way
Speaker 1: that it would change when I just leave it there.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you sure about that. I'm sure you have
Speaker 1: Kindle books in your library right now that they probably
Speaker 1: have done that too.
Speaker 2: For sale. You could say that I don't want to
Speaker 2: publish books like this into the future. Fine, there's a
Speaker 2: cultural war argument to be had there, Go have your
Speaker 2: cultural war argument there. You can't edit what already was
Speaker 2: written and what already exists. You can't do that. I
Speaker 2: guess it's somewhere in fucking page nine eighty seven of
Speaker 2: yours sick fucked up ass terms of service, but just
Speaker 2: sick yeah service.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, like that Human Centipede is a episode
Speaker 1: of South Park. Yeahs terms of service that you just
Speaker 1: click through.
Speaker 2: I live in that world. I don't. There has to
Speaker 2: be some certicultural change, and that's what I'm hoping to
Speaker 2: create with this new wiki project that I'm working on.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm trying to do with this new
Speaker 2: website wiki do rosmangroup dot com. I literally just quit
Speaker 2: my job to work on this as a more full
Speaker 2: time project. We have all of these people coming together
Speaker 2: to write up every single instance of this type of
Speaker 2: thing happen when we talk about Netflix and streaming quality.
Speaker 2: Somebody wrote an article on this particular issue that look
Speaker 2: like this, and the community turned it into this. There
Speaker 2: are a lot of pages on this website that need
Speaker 2: considerably more work done. And this is work that's happening
Speaker 2: and being done by people like you. When you click
Speaker 2: on articles in need of work, you'll see a bunch
Speaker 2: of different articles that need work. And we're adding to
Speaker 2: the discussion pages on these articles to discuss what it
Speaker 2: is that makes this article fall short. And I'm also
Speaker 2: trying to get as many people as possible to turn
Speaker 2: the issues I've talked about on this channel, as well
Speaker 2: as many other issues I'm not aware of into articles
Speaker 2: as well. We've got lots of work that people have
Speaker 2: been doing, as you can see over the last month.
Speaker 2: I mean, one dude cost us as eleven hundred changes,
Speaker 2: Waldough shout out eight hundred fifty seven changes, Mingi three
Speaker 2: hundred and ninety four, Shingo three twenty seven, Keith one
Speaker 2: twenty four. Although this is really a written missrepresentation because
Speaker 2: he's offered so much help in the form of organizational
Speaker 2: fixes that are not really immediately obvious on a board
Speaker 2: emmanual Jack Browser extent also educates them on the specific
Speaker 2: on the overall broad thin zero one in alpha is
Speaker 2: so much work at us to get done on that stuff. Please,
Speaker 2: I hope you learned something.
Speaker 1: I cool. Yeah, all right, that one was done. We
Speaker 1: get a little bit of that. Let me see if
Speaker 1: I can get to the part of where she says.
Speaker 2: It set me over the edge. Just to be clear,
Speaker 2: if you read any of my emails, I am polite,
Speaker 2: I am courteous, I am kind. Hello, Lewis, the hoe
Speaker 2: just went in the back order status. Let's get you
Speaker 2: in a union replacement. Please follow replacement instruction below. Unplug
Speaker 2: the unit from electrical outlets, cut the cord up next
Speaker 2: to the unit, Peel the data label off the unit
Speaker 2: to apply to a piece of paper. Attach two pictures
Speaker 2: to this email for our review, a picture of the
Speaker 2: label attached to the paper, and a picture showing the
Speaker 2: cord cut off the unit. So after making YouTube videos,
Speaker 2: after taking a picture of this thing three f ing times,
Speaker 2: now after taking pictures of the screw holes in your unit, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, you should know what screw holes are
Speaker 2: in your fing unit because you asked me for its
Speaker 2: serial number and its model number. Why would you ask
Speaker 2: for the serial and the model if that has no
Speaker 2: say on what this unit is. But anyway, here, let
Speaker 2: me just show you something. So we're gonna take the
Speaker 2: tanks off of this piece of shit, and uh, right here,
Speaker 2: so I don't drive one or everywhere. Okay, So this
Speaker 2: is the unit over here. I've got some pretty sharp
Speaker 2: nails and like, I'm gonna try and get this label
Speaker 2: off like a scrape a scrape?
Speaker 1: Why would you?
Speaker 2: And it's not coming off. This is a label that
Speaker 2: is going to take me for like five minutes to.
Speaker 1: Get off, and they want you to cut a cord.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: At this point, it's very very obvious what's going on?
Speaker 2: Why would you need the label for me three times
Speaker 2: when it's already been broughted to you. Why would you
Speaker 2: need pictures of all the screwholes thing? If you had
Speaker 2: literally every single piece of information you needed. You have
Speaker 2: the serial number, you of the model number, You have
Speaker 2: everything over here that you should need to know the
Speaker 2: exact piece that I need, and you already saw that,
Speaker 2: but you're just gonna keep asking for it, even though
Speaker 2: that shows up in the videos. So here's what happens
Speaker 2: over here. Let's see if I want to get this
Speaker 2: piece of shit label off here, I have some pretty
Speaker 2: sharp nails and I'm gonna pick it this thing over
Speaker 2: and over again, and it doesn't want to come off.
Speaker 2: It's probably gonna take me two or four minutes to
Speaker 2: get that off. And it's also again, I have to
Speaker 2: cut up the chord. After cutting up the chord and
Speaker 2: destroying the rest of this thing, I then have to
Speaker 2: send you video evidence that I destroyed this product so
Speaker 2: that I can get this fucking handle that you don't
Speaker 2: even sell on your website. This thing is like five dollars.
Speaker 2: It's very obvious what Hoover is doing here. They're going
Speaker 2: out of their way to make it as difficult to
Speaker 2: possible to get warranty service. They don't respond to your
Speaker 2: claim unless you follow up on it. They will ask
Speaker 2: for information three times you have already submitted. They will
Speaker 2: ask for more information and pictures of everything, even though
Speaker 2: they have all the serial number and model number information,
Speaker 2: understand exactly what it is you own. Then when you're
Speaker 2: finally done demonstrating all this shit, they're going to ask
Speaker 2: you to fucking cut up your unit and send them
Speaker 2: proof that you cut up your unit and ripped off
Speaker 2: the data label.
Speaker 1: God now, as we'll send a pinky with it like
Speaker 1: the freaking yakuza.
Speaker 2: Ohs, why you're even fucking asking me to do that?
Speaker 2: Just so that you know you could prevent a scammer
Speaker 2: from getting a free nozzle out of you, Like I
Speaker 2: wanted this trigger. That's all I wanted? Is this thing
Speaker 2: you on? You fox? You seriously think that I am
Speaker 2: going through all of this trouble to scam you out
Speaker 2: of this five dollars part. Who the fuck on planet
Speaker 2: Earth buys a carpet cleaner for one hundred dollars from Walmart?
Speaker 2: Goes out of their way to submit a warranty claim
Speaker 2: once asked for proof, goes out of their way to
Speaker 2: manufacture an artificial defect that they can show you and
Speaker 2: then fix later so that they could sneakly get a
Speaker 2: second nozzle from you. It's either a you are going
Speaker 2: out of your way to try and create a policy
Speaker 2: to prevent the one person on planet Earth. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna say that the zero people that
Speaker 2: exist on planet Earth that are going to scam you
Speaker 2: in this way, or you are going out of your
Speaker 2: way to make it as difficult as humanly possible to
Speaker 2: get a warranty done because you know that people are
Speaker 2: going to forget about it. Normal people have busy lives,
Speaker 2: They work fifty hours a week. They barely have five
Speaker 2: hundred dollars in their savings, They have family, they have responsibilities, and.
Speaker 1: Sometimes which does suck you work to your death. Basically,
Speaker 1: fifty hours is a lot. I used to do more,
Speaker 1: but I was doing it for my business, and yeah,
Speaker 1: it took a lot of time away. Yeah I was
Speaker 1: always doing something, but I could be around my family
Speaker 1: when I was doing most of it, So it was okay,
Speaker 1: you know, but being away from the house, being separated
Speaker 1: from your from your children, and your your your loved one.
Speaker 1: If you have a loved one, if she if she's
Speaker 1: still nice to you, then you you don't have You
Speaker 1: don't have a really good life in the first place.
Speaker 1: And then you only have five hundred dollars left in
Speaker 1: the bank at any given time. That only takes one
Speaker 1: little mess up with your vehicle to completely wipe you out.
Speaker 1: That's sad, that's not really, That's not how any of
Speaker 1: us should be living. But that's this is your world
Speaker 1: on juice.
Speaker 2: They want to have a life, So if you keep
Speaker 2: placing these little obstacles in place, they go in and
Speaker 2: forget about it. Very similar to companies like La Fitness
Speaker 2: or ABC Fitness. ABC Fitness that requires that I certified
Speaker 2: mail you a letter if I want to cancel my membership,
Speaker 2: even though I can sign up on your website, and.
Speaker 1: They maybe said they got an extra month out of me.
Speaker 1: They tried to, but I canceled the I I made
Speaker 1: my bank cancel access to my gym. Some mimind you.
Speaker 1: I was at this gym for like five years, maybe longer.
Speaker 1: I worked for them in the capacity of a personal trainer.
Speaker 1: And then I gotta the incarcerated hernia on their leg
Speaker 1: press and I had to get an emergency surgery that
Speaker 1: very night that I happened. It was on Thanksgiving night
Speaker 1: two years ago something like that. And you're you can
Speaker 1: barely walk, you can't squeeze your your abdomen to p
Speaker 1: after afterward, you have to just wait, right and it
Speaker 1: takes about a month or so before you start to
Speaker 1: be you know, okay, so so, but you don't want
Speaker 1: to be You want to be cautious still, and you
Speaker 1: sure a sell if you're working as a personal trender.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be having to demonstrate on an
Speaker 1: equipment with weights on it right out of the gate
Speaker 1: after being you know, being given seven different belly buttons
Speaker 1: because the way they do the surgery, you have all
Speaker 1: these little holes on you that they glued to shut.
Speaker 1: It's it's a little bit right. So in the time
Speaker 1: that that was recovering, they told me that, and they
Speaker 1: kept on the whole time. I'm like, you do realize
Speaker 1: I just had a surgery. They kept on sending me
Speaker 1: in my in my text messages, these these people to
Speaker 1: call these these like stupid cold call things like somebody
Speaker 1: would would sign up for membership and they're like, yes, uh,
Speaker 1: contact this person for an appointment and then give us
Speaker 1: the schedule of what your appointments are. Like, did I
Speaker 1: not just tell you this that I got into that
Speaker 1: I got you guys have cameras in there. You know
Speaker 1: that I happened at your place. You know that I
Speaker 1: just had a surgery. You understand that I'm that I'm
Speaker 1: recovering from from the operation, and that it's a it's
Speaker 1: a hernia specifically from weightlifting, from doing a leg press,
Speaker 1: and you're asking me to continue to have personal training clients.
Speaker 1: I told you so many times already. You got to
Speaker 1: give it time. And they said, okay, well, we've just
Speaker 1: said when I when I got back and I started
Speaker 1: doing it again, like we've decided that we've we're terminating
Speaker 1: our contract with you. So, first of all, they didn't
Speaker 1: pay me hourly. This wasn't This wasn't a gig like that.
Speaker 1: I was ten ninety nine. If I didn't have a client,
Speaker 1: I didn't. I wasn't getting paid by them. It wasn't
Speaker 1: really any type of job. They weren't losing money by
Speaker 1: not having me there, right, And I had already told
Speaker 1: them I had another I was already I had my
Speaker 1: own business. They knew this ahead of time, and they
Speaker 1: tried to they acknowledged, but didn't really, so they tried
Speaker 1: to do things when I was like, well, I told
Speaker 1: you ahead of time that I'm going to do this
Speaker 1: around my schedule as an additional This isn't my full
Speaker 1: my full time gig. And they terminated my contract because
Speaker 1: I was injured. So after, you know, thinking about it
Speaker 1: for a while, I was like, you know what, fuck
Speaker 1: this place I'm getting on my contract. You're like, yeah, well,
Speaker 1: you know you you still have to pay another month
Speaker 1: and you need you have to give us thirty days notice,
Speaker 1: like excuse me, so that you can run in another
Speaker 1: cycle and take another thirty five dollars away from me.
Speaker 1: Because now it's now that my membership isn't free anymore
Speaker 1: because I'm no longer a personal trainer with you. I'm like,
Speaker 1: what is wrong with the people? So I made my
Speaker 1: bank stop payment on anything that came from them again
Speaker 1: to say fuck you to them, and I handed in
Speaker 1: my fob. I'm like, oh yeah, here's my fob. I'm
Speaker 1: not coming back. Watch the pieces of shit right? The
Speaker 1: hell's who makes these? Oh? Was in the contract? Fuck
Speaker 1: your contract. You can't continue to charge somebody for a
Speaker 1: service I'm not providing. And if I hand in the key,
Speaker 1: you're not providing the service anymore because I'm not. I
Speaker 1: don't have access anymore minutes.
Speaker 2: You know that if I have to drive to the
Speaker 2: post office, and you know that if I have to
Speaker 2: wait in line fifteen minutes, that I'm gonna put it
Speaker 2: off and I'm just gonna keep paying for it. When
Speaker 2: companies opt you in a forced arbitration by default, but
Speaker 2: ask you to send them a written notice written in
Speaker 2: the fucking telomeres of your DNA to opt out of
Speaker 2: the forced arbitration, they know you're probably not gonna do that.
Speaker 2: Many companies nowaday do this shit where they place as
Speaker 2: many barriers as humanly possible between you and getting what
Speaker 2: you have the right to. They offered it to you
Speaker 2: a warranty. I didn't ask them to do that. They
Speaker 2: decided to put that in their manual. They decided to
Speaker 2: advertise that. If you are going to advertise that, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna hold you to it. Anybody that's had a broken
Speaker 2: AT and that's purchased it for me, you know how
Speaker 2: type of warranty service that I offer. If I don't,
Speaker 2: if I have a spare part, I'll send you the
Speaker 2: spare part. If I don't have a spare part, Patrick
Speaker 2: will say, what do you want to do? I'm like,
Speaker 2: just fucking send them another one, just like ask them
Speaker 2: to send the old thing back. And when you treat
Speaker 2: people like human beings, you'll notice that for the most part,
Speaker 2: they actually send you the old shit back on the
Speaker 2: honor system. Anyway, This was my response over here because
Speaker 2: I just absolutely lost my shit. Thank you very much
Speaker 2: for the reply. I'm gonna be very careful to say
Speaker 2: Hoover rather than you. I used to work customer service,
Speaker 2: and I remember how aggravating.
Speaker 1: And by the way, you know who else try to
Speaker 1: do that. Spectrum. Spectrum is the same exact thing. Look,
Speaker 1: we're charging you for the additional mon I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: I turned in my my equipment. Yeah, but you're blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. It's like, no, you don't understand. I've
Speaker 1: already they said, bring it to UPS store. The day
Speaker 1: that they I made the decision that I'm no longer
Speaker 1: going to take have Spectrum, and I got the alo
Speaker 1: fib I brought it that same day to the UPS store.
Speaker 1: I took everything out of here because I was tired
Speaker 1: of Spectrum and I was happy to see it go.
Speaker 1: And when I told them that, I you know I
Speaker 1: did that, and like so they're like, yeah, no, you
Speaker 1: still have another payment. Like I'm not paying you guys
Speaker 1: another seventy eight dollars and right now they have me
Speaker 1: in collections trying to get it from me. Like the
Speaker 1: fucking fuck you people, Fuck you people. You don't just
Speaker 1: get to decide you're gonna you're gonna squeeze another month
Speaker 1: out of me. Fuck you.
Speaker 2: Frustrating. It was to be held accountable by customers, would
Speaker 2: screaming if it's when I didn't do anything wrong. Here's
Speaker 2: how it summarize my interaction with Hoover. I sent a
Speaker 2: picture and.
Speaker 1: They're such assholes that they still send me these stupid offers,
Speaker 1: and they're claiming that they have five when they're a
Speaker 1: cable company, they don't. They're going to piggyback off the
Speaker 1: same system infrastructure and say that they have its full
Speaker 1: fiber and it's bullshit and they have shitty service, and
Speaker 1: this is how they treat people. But they're still sending
Speaker 1: me things saying, ah, forty dollars a month, fuck.
Speaker 2: You it all label along without a video of what's wrong.
Speaker 2: After Hoover requested more detail, I said, you guys didn
Speaker 2: other video opening the unit. Hoover asked me for the
Speaker 2: same label again, so I send it again. Now Hoover
Speaker 2: wants me to take a third video, not for purposes
Speaker 2: of repair, but soul is that you can watch me
Speaker 2: cut into pieces what I already own, a completely unnecessary
Speaker 2: task that I must videotape myself doing and send to
Speaker 2: you as if I am a prisoner under house arrest
Speaker 2: and have to prove my whereabouts and location rather than
Speaker 2: a pain fucking customer. While I think you have all
Speaker 2: the intention of the world of helping me, I don't
Speaker 2: feel confident that management or executive leadership but your company
Speaker 2: is acting in good faith or they provide you the
Speaker 2: tools to do so. I bet you're a great person.
Speaker 2: Simply found the policy to put in front of you.
Speaker 2: I hold nothing against you. I did this from Odel
Speaker 2: supporting goods and lows, and it sucked. It's obvious that
Speaker 2: this is no longer about processing my warranty. This is
Speaker 2: about having customers jump through as many hoops as possible
Speaker 2: in the hopes that they'll give up and go away.
Speaker 2: The way I see it, two things can be the case.
Speaker 2: A this is a stall tact that can make it
Speaker 2: difficult for people to file warranty claims in the hope
Speaker 2: that customers with rightful warranty claims give up and go away.
Speaker 2: Me this is Wover's way of preventing fraud. In the
Speaker 2: following hypothetical scenario, someone goes out of the way to
Speaker 2: contact you, files an RMA for a replacement hand piece
Speaker 2: and a ninety nine dollars carpet cleaner. They follow up
Speaker 2: on their ticket several times, producing numerous videos in the issue.
Speaker 2: Prior to sending you videos of what's going on inside
Speaker 2: the unit, this individual artificially creates a temporary defect in
Speaker 2: the trigger mechanism they believe they can undo later, all
Speaker 2: to trick you into sending them a new hand piece
Speaker 2: so that they now have two pieces for this carpet
Speaker 2: cleaner instead of one. Number two is not a plausible scenario.
Speaker 2: Even the stupidest and most desperate criminal in the United
Speaker 2: States has better ways to spend their time for return
Speaker 2: on an investment than whatever scams policy is designed to stop.
Speaker 2: Based on years of interfacing with the Federal Trade Commission
Speaker 2: right before the President of the United States tasked them
Speaker 2: with writing consumer protection rules for right to repair, I
Speaker 2: believe that the FTC would interpret this as a violation
Speaker 2: the Maguson Moss Warranty Act. I'm not sure if Hoover
Speaker 2: is aware that every violation of the Magasin Boss Wuarrty
Speaker 2: Act can be subject to a fine of up to
Speaker 2: thirty seven thousand dollars per violation, which costs considerably more
Speaker 2: than one hundred dollars carpet cleaner. Take a look at
Speaker 2: the FTC's rolling against Harley Davidson and Weaver Girls, among others.
Speaker 2: Hoover has until twelve o'clock Central Time to process my
Speaker 2: warranty claim or I am making a complaint with the
Speaker 2: FTC in the Attorney General, in addition to pursuing every
Speaker 2: avenue I have gained access to after ten years of
Speaker 2: lobbying for consumer protection legislation and successfully getting four bills passed.
Speaker 2: If who thinks I'm kidding, they can look at the
Speaker 2: first playlist on the YouTube channel that the video on
Speaker 2: this vacuum cleaner is uploaded to. The magazine Lost Warranty
Speaker 2: X says the following disclosure of terms of Conditions twenty
Speaker 2: three h two. The section requires that written warranties be
Speaker 2: disclosed in a manner that is clear and easy to
Speaker 2: understand that prohibits terms that are misleading or deceptive. Specifically,
Speaker 2: a mandates that warranties must be provided to the consumer
Speaker 2: in a single document in a form that is easy
Speaker 2: to read and understand. To be clear easy.
Speaker 1: To read terms of service contracts of any type, the
Speaker 1: party has to be aware of what they're signing. You
Speaker 1: have to be a competent party. That's why that whole
Speaker 1: certificate of life birth deception, where the child is being
Speaker 1: basically blood contracted to the Vatican as property. We're all
Speaker 1: property according to their stupid fucking occultism. That's why we
Speaker 1: don't have property rights because property can't own property. But
Speaker 1: the child, the baby is not the competent party. The
Speaker 1: parents are back on behalf of them. They're not competent.
Speaker 1: They don't know what's going on there. That's all a deception.
Speaker 1: It's all a deception that makes some crazy thing, crazy
Speaker 1: diabolical thing in the shadows curl up with a smile
Speaker 1: on the corners of its fanged mouth.
Speaker 2: Creat and understand. And when you take a look at
Speaker 2: this particular manual that I'm going to show if I
Speaker 2: can get on the screen, there is no place in
Speaker 2: this warranty where it says that I have to send
Speaker 2: them proof. I have to sending them a label three times,
Speaker 2: several videos, that I have to send them meticulous proof
Speaker 2: that I have destroyed my unit and literally torn labels
Speaker 2: off of it that are fucking stuck in adhest to
Speaker 2: that shit with super glue. You know that if you
Speaker 2: have a fucking label that is stuck to the bottom
Speaker 2: of this unit that is as difficult as possible to remove,
Speaker 2: and you're specifically asking me to send you video evidence
Speaker 2: of me removing this and cutting the unit to pieces,
Speaker 2: that you're doing that at this point in bad faith
Speaker 2: to fuck with me.
Speaker 1: I and also and also a lot of times we
Speaker 1: need to remove certain things from it avoids the warranty.
Speaker 1: So are they trying to set them up for that
Speaker 1: by making them pull off that tag? Oh oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: well thell Yeah, you've avoided the warranty because you pulled
Speaker 1: the tag off.
Speaker 2: Attached a copy of your warranty's terms and conditions from
Speaker 2: the manual that's provided with this unit. If you read it,
Speaker 2: you'll notice that nowhere in here does it say that
Speaker 2: I have to cut it to pieces of my unit
Speaker 2: and then your video evidence of it in order receive
Speaker 2: warranty service. The average working America networks fifty to sixty
Speaker 2: hours a week that does not have five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: for an emergency, does not have the time to go
Speaker 2: back and forth with you. My objection is not about
Speaker 2: the one hundred dollars. It's about the bad faith and
Speaker 2: the policy. These are games that strip the customer of
Speaker 2: their dignity and hope that they'll go away and consider
Speaker 2: it a loss because they don't have the time or
Speaker 2: resources to push back. I do this ends now. I
Speaker 2: will invest my time, my money, and my resources and
Speaker 2: my co into ensuring that Hoover never gets away with
Speaker 2: this again, and it's fine to the full extent of
Speaker 2: the law by the appropriate consumer protection legislation. I mean,
Speaker 2: by the appropriate consumer protection agency to ensure that Hoover
Speaker 2: never does this to a customer again. If Hoover cannot
Speaker 2: quote from the manual where it says that receiving warranty
Speaker 2: services conditioned on me sending you a third video where
Speaker 2: I cut my unit to pieces, after having already sent
Speaker 2: you repeated videos demonstrating the problem and the label, I
Speaker 2: expect my claim to be processed again. I'm sure that
Speaker 2: you're an amazing person. I used to work customer service
Speaker 2: with crappy companies with crappy policies, and I know better
Speaker 2: than to blame you personally. This is why I've carefully
Speaker 2: used the word Hoover instead of you. I'm sure you
Speaker 2: make a great fund of a boworth, play air hockey
Speaker 2: and shoot the shit on how much working for Hoover.
Speaker 2: So that next time and then I required, I provided
Speaker 2: them with the quote from their own warranty policy, which
Speaker 2: never says this. Now I know what a lot of
Speaker 2: you are thinking at this point, because again I'll show
Speaker 2: you this at the end of the video. I have
Speaker 2: this problem with autism too, so I have not speaking
Speaker 2: to itself.
Speaker 1: To you again. I don't think he should accept that
Speaker 1: being aware of how where like I'm back here again,
Speaker 1: like as a baby, you wake up, you realize that
Speaker 1: you're here again. That's depressing, especially when you really you
Speaker 1: thought you had finally escaped from this place. That's number one.
Speaker 1: Number two, when you realize that this place is hell,
Speaker 1: and everybody is under a spell and their minds are
Speaker 1: locked into a system, and that they that they can't
Speaker 1: see around them, and you are the only one that's
Speaker 1: looking around trying to figure out what's wrong with everybody
Speaker 1: that doesn't give you autism, that gives them that that's
Speaker 1: it's everybody. It's all these other people under this collective
Speaker 1: spell where they're not thinking, they're not using their their ability.
Speaker 1: They're suppressed right, their brain weighs, their activity, their functionality
Speaker 1: is all suppressed. And you, for some reason, you're not
Speaker 1: The programming isn't taking, so you don't have you're not
Speaker 1: getting programmed and conditioned, and yet you're looking around yourself
Speaker 1: and you're finding very few, very few peers on your
Speaker 1: level that you can communicate with that aren't at some
Speaker 1: level you find out later are still under some sort
Speaker 1: of spell where they still can't think their way out
Speaker 1: of the of the paper bag that they're in. Right,
Speaker 1: that doesn't give you the autism. That doesn't make you aspergers.
Speaker 1: This is your natural, normal response to living in a
Speaker 1: place that's crazy. And if you have been called that
Speaker 1: and you're like him, and you're like me, don't put
Speaker 1: yourself down. Please, please don't put yourself down. You're not
Speaker 1: the crazy one. Now, there might be other attributes about you,
Speaker 1: but if you have empathy, if you care about justice,
Speaker 1: if you were intolerant of injustice to others, and he's
Speaker 1: going to say something here, I'm going to I'm not
Speaker 1: trying not to say before he does, so, I don't
Speaker 1: ruin it if you have if you carry this trait,
Speaker 1: it's not a fault. It's not incorrect to think this way.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna explain to it when he says it. This
Speaker 1: is really important to me.
Speaker 2: Speaking because I have to resist this in myself. Many
Speaker 2: of you are probably thinking at this point, why, well,
Speaker 2: obviously I have a way to solve the problem. Thwist
Speaker 2: I know how to solve it. Why don't you fix it.
Speaker 2: Why don't you put a spring in there? You could
Speaker 2: put a spring. You're missing the point. The problem with
Speaker 2: autism is that it causes both myself and you to
Speaker 2: solve the wrong problem when it comes to certified mail.
Speaker 2: When a gym like ABC Fitness is, I can sign
Speaker 2: up on their website in thirty seconds to give them
Speaker 2: the money. But when I want to stop giving you
Speaker 2: the money to cancel, I have to certified mail you
Speaker 2: a fucking letter to this particular address what people like
Speaker 2: me used to do and what people like you again,
Speaker 2: if you don't train yourself to get out of this shit,
Speaker 2: what you wind up doing is you'll say, well, well
Speaker 2: there's actually a way to print certified mail at home.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna program a website that allows you to print
Speaker 2: certified mail from homeness. No, you are accepting the premise
Speaker 2: of assholes. You should not have to fucking print certified mail.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty four, if a gym has a way
Speaker 2: to sign you up online, if I could sign into
Speaker 2: a profile online and I can pay you online, there
Speaker 2: should be a fucking cancel button where I can cancel online. Conversely,
Speaker 2: if you have a two year warranty, on this product,
Speaker 2: you advertise it with a two year warranty. I should
Speaker 2: not have to unscrew the unit. I should not have
Speaker 2: to fix the trigger mechanism by finding some sort of
Speaker 2: fucking spring or some new lubrication process. I should not
Speaker 2: have to spend my time reverse engineering the handle. Can
Speaker 2: I do that?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: I can? Is that the point?
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: The point is that this is a company, like many
Speaker 2: other companies nowadays, that maliciously and deliberately have policies and
Speaker 2: procedures in place to fuck you out of what you
Speaker 2: bought and rightfully paid for. I did take an Aspetras
Speaker 2: quiz over here, and like, this is not just a
Speaker 2: quiz that I took for the internet. I you know,
Speaker 2: I have a therapist that I go to a therapist regularly,
Speaker 2: the same way that I go to the gym regularly.
Speaker 1: I think you should consider it asper that that finished
Speaker 1: in itself, because they consider autism and aspectors two different things.
Speaker 1: And I think that's actually accurate, because again, there're these
Speaker 1: are just labels for people who are exceptional or people
Speaker 1: who are hard for others to understand, and because their
Speaker 1: comprehension level of how you think isn't up to par
Speaker 1: with how you think, so they can't understand how you operate,
Speaker 1: So you must be the one with the problem, not them.
Speaker 1: That That's that's it right there, right If you have empathy,
Speaker 1: if you have a strong desire to see injustices solved,
Speaker 1: especially for others, if you're going to bat for people
Speaker 1: who are underdogs, then you and I have a lot
Speaker 1: in common, and you can understand why I get why
Speaker 1: I get heated and why I get you know why
Speaker 1: why I'm what you call it animated on the show
Speaker 1: is when we're talking about all these things that they're
Speaker 1: doing to screw with us and harm us and threaten
Speaker 1: our lives and our families, they and day out a
Speaker 1: thousand times over and actually making more moves to get
Speaker 1: closer and closer to that outcome. It was easier back
Speaker 1: when I was not as privy to how bad and
Speaker 1: deep everything was. But I've been had I've had a
Speaker 1: weird experience through life where I was in situations where
Speaker 1: people were talking about this stuff at a young age,
Speaker 1: and I understood how dark and wicked and evil everything
Speaker 1: that has to do with quote unquote authority, government, doctors,
Speaker 1: hospitals is and That's why I can see it plain
Speaker 1: as day, and that's why I try my best in
Speaker 1: any way I can to try to explain that to
Speaker 1: others and show them so that maybe it breaks the
Speaker 1: spell on some more people, and more and more people,
Speaker 1: and more and more people. That way, they don't subject
Speaker 1: their children to dangers that they could have easily avoided
Speaker 1: or not so easily avoided, but they at least would
Speaker 1: have put forth the effort to avoid it because they
Speaker 1: would have recognized it as a threat. Now, before he
Speaker 1: goes on, I want to read if my thing is
Speaker 1: up here, okay, says I think you're allowing a stupid
Speaker 1: world to label you as autistic aspergers for being smarter
Speaker 1: than normal. For being smarter and normal. Everyone hated everyone
Speaker 1: hated injustice once upon a time and fought the just
Speaker 1: cause for themselves and others. That's called the principle of
Speaker 1: it all. Now that there's very few of us crusaders
Speaker 1: for justice left, we're called crazy, broken, or autistic. We
Speaker 1: who insist on standards and hold ourselves to them are
Speaker 1: only odd because the rest of the world has lost
Speaker 1: its way and lost their minds. They have become unintelligent,
Speaker 1: lacking empathy and apathetic. To cope with their inferiority, the
Speaker 1: brilliants are given disparaging labels and categorized as maladjusted or malcontents.
Speaker 1: That was kind of a way of giving him a
Speaker 1: compliment and also explaining to others who read this who
Speaker 1: may feel I imagine some people who watch him don't
Speaker 1: even care about the word to repair as much. I mean,
Speaker 1: they can, they can, you know, they probably see the
Speaker 1: importance of it, but they probably are hanging out here
Speaker 1: because he's like them and or they're like him the
Speaker 1: way they think. And hopefully other people will read this
Speaker 1: and it'll make them feel better too. There was a
Speaker 1: time I finally found it when I was reading the
Speaker 1: EDA and and the Makers of Civilization, race and History,
Speaker 1: that there was a noble people back in the day.
Speaker 1: That and the Scythians, I you know from National Logos
Speaker 1: got in. I got into more books. Actually, some of
Speaker 1: the books that I read from Elie Widell were alluded
Speaker 1: to in some of the actual logos videos. Having read those,
Speaker 1: I finally found out that no, not every human being
Speaker 1: in the world is flawed. Not everybody in the in
Speaker 1: the world was a crazy Semitic thinking person throughout history,
Speaker 1: there was a time when there was nobility, and people
Speaker 1: were genuinely in their course, sincere, honest, good, and noble
Speaker 1: to others, and they would protect their civilizations, they would
Speaker 1: protect their people in who they ruled over. They were
Speaker 1: rulers because they bettered the lives of people. They were
Speaker 1: rulers because they made things just, honest and fair, and
Speaker 1: they protected them from forces outside forces, hostile forces, scams,
Speaker 1: everything else right. They had law, they had order, they
Speaker 1: had innovations. They made people's lives better. Most people who
Speaker 1: weren't pieces of shit appreciated them being around to make
Speaker 1: sure that they lived a good life. Those are the
Speaker 1: people who by default hated injustice once upon a time
Speaker 1: and fought the just cause for themselves and others that
Speaker 1: I mentioned here. Those people have been weeded out, eroded,
Speaker 1: corrupted by this same cult that we are at war
Speaker 1: with right now, so that there's very few of us left,
Speaker 1: and because they're exterminating us, we are the ones now
Speaker 1: those who still have that instinct of our of our dna,
Speaker 1: of our ancestors within us, and we can hear it
Speaker 1: loudly and clearly in it, and it drives us to
Speaker 1: be who we are. They want to, They want to
Speaker 1: tell us that it's a disorder so that we try
Speaker 1: to suppress what we have to offer to the world.
Speaker 1: We can't let that happen. We can't let them scam
Speaker 1: us like that. Please don't let that happen to you.
Speaker 1: If you're one of these people, if you want to,
Speaker 1: if you're a hymn, if you're like you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, Please don't let that happen to you. It
Speaker 1: took me a long time to find because I'm reading
Speaker 1: these books. And this is why I have such a
Speaker 1: disgusting experience with the Old Testament. Is that Okay, so
Speaker 1: Joe Lot, what do you do with his daughters? Uh?
Speaker 1: You know? Noah, like all these people is like, where's
Speaker 1: the good guy? Where's the guy who didn't do something
Speaker 1: horrific that, by today's standards would have put him in
Speaker 1: jail or been you know, a reason to ostracize him
Speaker 1: out of the community and make him go off and
Speaker 1: live in the wood somewhere where where? And these are
Speaker 1: the these are the heroes because it's all semitized. It's
Speaker 1: because it's their cult. They don't have boundaries, they don't understand.
Speaker 1: They're the moral ethical. They brought moralities that wrong. They
Speaker 1: don't know what the hell that even means. They don't
Speaker 1: have an instinct for that, so they screw up, and
Speaker 1: then they morally justify it by calling it God's word.
Speaker 1: And then people who read these things are like's wrong
Speaker 1: with these people?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: But no, I mean, because this is God's people, He's
Speaker 1: you know, that's that's the people God decided to talk to.
Speaker 1: The fuck he did that we didn't. This is all lies,
Speaker 1: the whole Old Testament. It's a bunch of eyes. It's
Speaker 1: all bullshit. The real noble people were our ancestors, the
Speaker 1: ones that they want us to know about from history,
Speaker 1: the ones that kick their asses and set them on
Speaker 1: their asses. That's why everybody should read the Goddamn British EDA.
Speaker 1: That's why everybody should read Makers of Civilization and Race
Speaker 1: in History, because you'll get to understand who you are,
Speaker 1: and you'll take that back and you'll feel for once
Speaker 1: your your identity fully and it will empower you to
Speaker 1: continue to push on and do the good thing, spreading
Speaker 1: the good through you from you that you always had.
Speaker 1: That if you try to suppress it to be more
Speaker 1: like the world, you don't have to do that anymore.
Speaker 1: You don't have to do that anymore. Be the thing
Speaker 1: that you are. Okay, you're not an asshole just because
Speaker 1: somebody told you that. You're you know, you're you're over
Speaker 1: you're you're too empathetic, or you have too much too
Speaker 1: you're too uh focused on the wrong thing. They say
Speaker 1: you try to solve the wrong problem. Well, some people
Speaker 1: will judge that as okay. If you're solving the wrong problem,
Speaker 1: that means that you shouldn't be angry at the way.
Speaker 1: The stupid moron who drafted the test wrote the question
Speaker 1: with assumptions and presumptions and a false premise that makes
Speaker 1: the question invalid. You should just answer the question. No,
Speaker 1: that's not no, I'm not going to answer the wrong question.
Speaker 1: You know you're not going to solve the wrong problem
Speaker 1: by just Oh, I understand what the system wants me
Speaker 1: to do. I understand what the social climate of this is.
Speaker 1: I want the societal norms want me to want me
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: If nothing about that statement is valid, then it's not
Speaker 1: a valid question to be asking on a test. That's
Speaker 1: just one example, but there's so many of those out there.
Speaker 1: It's like, first come to me with something that's not corrupted,
Speaker 1: wrong and invalid if you want me to even acknowledge it,
Speaker 1: and then we can go from there. You can't take
Speaker 1: something that's completely this is going into debate one oh
Speaker 1: one too. Is that a lot of times they get
Speaker 1: you down a cycle because the way they they don't
Speaker 1: say like like how many how many goats have you fucked?
Speaker 1: Like what do you mean? They didn't ask you did
Speaker 1: you ever fucking go? You know? They said how many
Speaker 1: goats have you fucked? What? What did you do after
Speaker 1: you killed her? What do you mean? What do I
Speaker 1: do after? You know? What I mean? That's that's the
Speaker 1: way that they set up the premise because you're not
Speaker 1: the target. The public perception is so that you feel embarrassed,
Speaker 1: you feel ashamed, and you kower, and then they win
Speaker 1: in a scammy schemy, underhanded, diabolical way. Don't let it
Speaker 1: happen to you. Stand on your morels and enjoy your
Speaker 1: connection that you have with the benevolent creator. Because the
Speaker 1: reason why you are who you are, the way you
Speaker 1: are hyper sensitive to things is because we're needed. We're needed.
Speaker 1: We can't be suppressing that because a society told us
Speaker 1: that we were we were weird.
Speaker 2: It was two thousand and twenty nineteen. I was one
Speaker 2: hundred and ninety pounds. I'm one hundred and fifty five now,
Speaker 2: and I could lift the same amount of weight now
Speaker 2: that I could before. Even just because I lost the
Speaker 2: weight does not mean that I stopped going to the gym.
Speaker 2: I stay regularly for maintenance. That's the same thing with therapy.
Speaker 2: Should maintain your mental health, especially if you're insane like
Speaker 2: I am. I remember giving being given this autism quiz.
Speaker 2: I'm never going to forget this shit a long time ago.
Speaker 2: And I'm arguing over how the answers are too rigid,
Speaker 2: and I'm arguing over the meaning of the questions, and
Speaker 2: I'm like questioning them back and forth, and like, you know.
Speaker 1: I do this all the time because people who don't
Speaker 1: think things through, who don't think things clearly, who don't
Speaker 1: comprehend what they're even doing, who are not who are
Speaker 1: in positions they shouldn't be in, are the ones that
Speaker 1: are dictating to you what's you know, what the standards are.
Speaker 1: That's like going in the military and having somebody who
Speaker 1: doesn't know what the hell they're doing dictate to you
Speaker 1: what they would you know, and uh, give you orders.
Speaker 1: They don't do things efficiently, they don't do things rationally,
Speaker 1: logically or with or put in in the possession of
Speaker 1: a skill or knowledge. But yet you have to listen
Speaker 1: to them. So you got to follow things that you
Speaker 1: know are incorrect and waste the time that they want
Speaker 1: you to waste, and then have to redo things that
Speaker 1: because it's not right. That's not the system I want
Speaker 1: to be in. So I've always I always push back
Speaker 1: on stuff like that.
Speaker 2: She laughs, and she says, if you're arguing over the
Speaker 2: meaning of the questions, then you might just actually be honest.
Speaker 2: I'm not said to be clear, I'm not saying this
Speaker 2: to insult you. I'm saying this because this is a
Speaker 2: problem I used to experience myself, trying to solve the.
Speaker 1: Right is right because what you're knowledging and what you're
Speaker 1: recognizing is how ridiculous this existence is, the way it
Speaker 1: is right now, and when you can identify it and
Speaker 1: you really rise and you laugh because you're supposed to
Speaker 1: take it seriously and you don't because it's so ridiculous
Speaker 1: and juvenile. They don't like that too much. Get they
Speaker 1: got to give you a label.
Speaker 2: Except the premise of assholes because you are so excited
Speaker 2: to solve the technical problem that you ignore the premise
Speaker 2: of assholes problem. Don't do that now, this is important.
Speaker 2: With Hoover. You may say, well, it's only a vacuum cleaner, right,
Speaker 2: it's only a little carpet cleaner. No, this happens if
Speaker 2: you buy their four hundred dollars products. I have the
Speaker 2: corded version of this, Thank god. I walk around my
Speaker 2: house with a one hundred foot extension cord because I
Speaker 2: don't feel like dealing with the batteries and the vacuums
Speaker 2: and the cordless ship. But mine works. If you buy
Speaker 2: this cordless one over here, you may notice when you're
Speaker 2: talking about battery contacts and everything over here, this was
Speaker 2: thought through so poorly. And this is where I was
Speaker 2: talking about the app the Apple engineers here. When you
Speaker 2: read the reviews of this, it says that the self
Speaker 2: cleaning feature fails after a few times of a working
Speaker 2: due to the base having its charging connectors in the
Speaker 2: wet area. The charge points become wet and start to corrode,
Speaker 2: which makes the device in the battery is bad. And
Speaker 2: you have many many other reviews saying the same thing.
Speaker 2: Tried calling Hoover several times, no answer. I even waited
Speaker 2: on hold for over half an hour and a half
Speaker 2: and nobody picked up. And this is the problem when
Speaker 2: a company gets sold to a company that gets sold
Speaker 2: to a company that gets sold to a company that
Speaker 2: could sold to somebody else that doesn't give two shits
Speaker 2: of an f They have the brand name, they purchased
Speaker 2: a little picture and the right to the brand name
Speaker 2: that makes you think, think that what you're getting is
Speaker 2: a good product when you are not. When you take
Speaker 2: a look over here, you will see that this company
Speaker 2: continue to get sold over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: This let's see, it was once part of Maytag, then Whirlpool, Tectonic,
Speaker 2: Candy High Air, and now it's like get I get
Speaker 2: messages from Tti Floor Care or some shit like this
Speaker 2: at the end of the day like this, And you
Speaker 2: could see the reviews over here. If you look up
Speaker 2: reviews for Hoover, the original brand, they're good. If you
Speaker 2: look up reviews for the company that's dealing with this shit,
Speaker 2: you will see that they are low. Because once a
Speaker 2: company has been purchased six times over and just recycling.
Speaker 1: Well, this is another thing too, guarantee you. They're under
Speaker 1: the umbrella of blackrock, which is degrading all things because
Speaker 1: there really is no competition if everything's going by the
Speaker 1: same umbrella company, which means the quality and the customer
Speaker 1: service can be in the toilet, because where else are
Speaker 1: you going to go. That's the problem with communism is
Speaker 1: that they're without competition. You get substandard garbage because they're
Speaker 1: not trying to make a better product because they don't
Speaker 1: care about the people and doing anything that keeps corporate
Speaker 1: or businesses honest is the fact that they have to
Speaker 1: compete with somebody who may make a better product. If
Speaker 1: you own all the companies, you don't have that problem
Speaker 1: because if somebody doesn't buy it from this company, they're
Speaker 1: going to buy it from that one. But you own both,
Speaker 1: so no matter where you go, you're still going to them,
Speaker 1: so they don't care what the quality is anymore. Never
Speaker 1: noticed how bad cars Cars used to be. Amazing, These
Speaker 1: we made out of metal. They didn't have fifteen thousand
Speaker 1: different sensors on it, and they weren't spying on every
Speaker 1: goddamn movie made. The things have changed a lot with vehicles.
Speaker 1: Vehicles are the biggest thing to decorate that appliances, home appliances,
Speaker 1: those things that were built like tanks. There's refrigerators that
Speaker 1: probably still work right now, and they were they were
Speaker 1: beast and they were more everything about everything in the
Speaker 1: fifties and sixties are probably way better. I don't know
Speaker 1: about the sixties, but I would say late forties to
Speaker 1: the fifties, especially for cars. Once the Second World War
Speaker 1: was over, things just went into the shitter within within
Speaker 1: fifteen to twenty years. After that, it was it was
Speaker 1: slowly and then rapidly going the way of Hell because
Speaker 1: the Jews. One the Jews won the world. They own
Speaker 1: it now, the cult of Saturn.
Speaker 2: Over and over again, more so than you know, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'm not even going to use that joke.
Speaker 2: Once the company has gone through this many changes in ownership,
Speaker 2: this is the ship that happens and you have products
Speaker 2: like this. They literally like, I don't know how they
Speaker 2: did this. They must have hired the fucking Apple engineer
Speaker 2: that the I had to put the fifty vault line
Speaker 2: next to the next to the one point seven volt
Speaker 2: line going to the CPU. This over here is a
Speaker 2: design defect in Apple products, where they were supposed to
Speaker 2: put these pins as far apart as possible, but since
Speaker 2: it wraps around, they wound up. I think like this
Speaker 2: is pin one and that's forty three or something like that.
Speaker 2: So this is a cpiece.
Speaker 1: Someone's trying to get into my Instagram for my business
Speaker 1: right now, some fucking probably I don't know, shit, fucking
Speaker 1: slinger says, Hi, sorry to hear you're having trouble logging
Speaker 1: into your Instagram. Who the fuck said that I was
Speaker 1: having trouble getting into my Instagram. I haven't even been
Speaker 1: on my I was on my business kind a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago to put some pictures up. I think
Speaker 1: I don't even know if I did that. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not trying to get into it. If you, if this
Speaker 1: was you, you can get get it, says lug In.
Speaker 1: Blah blah luah. You set your password if you didn't
Speaker 1: request the log and so how do I know there's
Speaker 1: not spyware on my compete on my phone waiting for
Speaker 1: me to do that, waiting for me to jump on
Speaker 1: this and then keystroke me or something like that to
Speaker 1: get the password that I reset it to. I'm not
Speaker 1: resetting my password, it said, if you didn't request a
Speaker 1: log link logging link or a password reset you can ignore. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, somebody try to do this with our
Speaker 1: Amazon account from Las Vegas about two months ago, maybe
Speaker 1: a month ago, and they're like, yeah, okay, well we'll
Speaker 1: charge back all the things that they ordered. I'm like,
Speaker 1: excuse me, Yeah, there was some strange activity on your account. Like,
Speaker 1: we don't use VPN, so it wasn't that. What the
Speaker 1: hell is going on? At least they alerted me that
Speaker 1: there was some funky business. But somebody was trying to
Speaker 1: buy shit on our Amazon account. And I don't think
Speaker 1: this is by accident, and I don't think I don't
Speaker 1: think this is always just random people. I think this
Speaker 1: is chaos government style regardless. If they have other people
Speaker 1: doing it, it could be other software programs doing it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be a real human being doing
Speaker 1: this stuff. Hold on, I need to see how do
Speaker 1: you know emails authentic? Well, if you get a bunch
Speaker 1: of weird shit popping up on my stuff, I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you right now. Guess what wasn't me? The
Speaker 1: fuck is wrong with people? Man? That might mean somebody's
Speaker 1: trying to get into my Facebook. I bet you that's
Speaker 1: what it is. Because Facebook and Instagram are mixed together.
Speaker 1: I bet you somebody was trying to jump into my
Speaker 1: Facebook and that's how that triggered that I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 1: Well fucking either way.
Speaker 2: You data pin Over here, this is for the graphics
Speaker 2: lines of the CPU. It's approximately like point seven to
Speaker 2: one point seven volt data line, and then next to
Speaker 2: that is a fifty vault line for powering the backlight
Speaker 2: of the screen. And Apple put these two things next
Speaker 2: to each other because that's modern engineering. And I imagine
Speaker 2: that maybe this guy quit, maybe Hoover off for them
Speaker 2: a job, and they decided to be the person that
Speaker 2: decided to put the self cleaning feature with liquid on
Speaker 2: a wet vack right next to battery contacts. There are
Speaker 2: many modern Hoover products that are complete pieces of shit.
Speaker 2: Hoover is not the company that it used to be
Speaker 2: because of all the changes in ownership, which means you
Speaker 2: are going to need to have a company that stands
Speaker 2: by their warranty. Many of the reviews in the products
Speaker 2: so that they don't stand by their warranty, they hang
Speaker 2: up on you when you've been on the phone after
Speaker 2: an hour, and over here you can see how they
Speaker 2: go out of their way to do this. If you
Speaker 2: want a replacement, you have to tear off the untearable
Speaker 2: label and then put it on a piece of paper,
Speaker 2: and then you have to cut your unit to pieces,
Speaker 2: and then you have to send me a copy of
Speaker 2: the label, because the three fucking copies of the label
Speaker 2: I already said to you are not good enough for you.
Speaker 2: What the fuck is wrong with you? How do you
Speaker 2: think that this is okay? How has somebody? How is
Speaker 2: a consumer protection agency not fucked you? Guys in the asshole? Ready?
Speaker 2: Seriously right?
Speaker 1: And it's not like he's taking pictures of them at
Speaker 1: the store and saying, oh, I bought this, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean? Like there's gonna be a receipt, there's
Speaker 1: gonna be like why do you need to tear it
Speaker 1: off if you've already seen it in the video where
Speaker 1: he's showing you the unit and his problem and he's
Speaker 1: taking still pictures of incident to you as well, what
Speaker 1: is the purpose of tearing it off and putting it
Speaker 1: on a piece of paper and mailing it to them?
Speaker 1: What the hell is that about? That is absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: Ask me for that label three fucking times, and now
Speaker 2: you want me to tear it off to pieces, paste
Speaker 2: it to a piece of paper, and give it to
Speaker 2: you again. What the fuck is this shit a kindergarten
Speaker 2: arts and crafts project? Suck my dick, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 2: I don't give two shits of a fuck. If I
Speaker 2: spend one hundred and sixty hours on this, I will go.
Speaker 2: I had to submit a seventy page paper to the
Speaker 2: FTC months before Joe Biden, President whatever that, decided that
Speaker 2: he was going to ask the FTC to craft right
Speaker 2: to repair rules for consumer protection. This was seventy pages.
Speaker 2: That paper costs fifty thousand dollars. I submitted it to them.
Speaker 2: I will hire that dude again to write a seventy
Speaker 2: page white paper interviewing every single customer that you have fucked,
Speaker 2: because I guarantee that you haven't only done this shit
Speaker 2: to me, fuck you. In purchasing this product, I committed
Speaker 2: a cardinal sin, which is that I purchased a consumer
Speaker 2: product rather than an industry or professional business level product.
Speaker 2: If I'm buying a laptop, like back in the day,
Speaker 2: I do not buy an Acerius Bier or a Dell inspirin.
Speaker 2: You buy the Dell Latitude D six twenty. If Trump
Speaker 2: had that thing like a week ago and needed this,
Speaker 2: that bullet would not have even grazed. His ear would
Speaker 2: have bounced back off of it and hit the sniper.
Speaker 2: If I'm buying a vacuum cleaner, I do not buy
Speaker 2: some consumer bullshit. I buy a ridkit. Like, look at
Speaker 2: this thing. This thing is absolutely amazing. This thing like,
Speaker 2: this thing fucks, and this thing sucks as much as
Speaker 2: this thing sucks. Like Paris Hilt in two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: You have this attachment over here allows you to pick
Speaker 2: up literally everything on a hardwood floor. If you want
Speaker 2: to pick up stuff on a carpet, people say, well,
Speaker 2: you know, I need a vacuum that spind. No, you
Speaker 2: don't get so you know, get your fucking rosen the
Speaker 2: event over rose. It'll help you in the summer when
Speaker 2: you want to kayak by Caesar Shave Street on the
Speaker 2: Colorado River. This thing over here, this is a brush.
Speaker 2: You just do this. It'll get everything off of your carpet.
Speaker 2: If you want to clean a chair or something that
Speaker 2: mister Clinton is kind of fucked up, this thing will
Speaker 2: get every single thing out. You have a chair or
Speaker 2: something that you want to get stuffat of a car.
Speaker 2: You try a consumer vacuum with this attachment, it's it's weak.
Speaker 2: You try this thing, it rips everything off of it.
Speaker 2: This vacuum cleaner cost me eighty nine dollars, and if
Speaker 2: you want to upgrade, it's a Hepa filtration because you
Speaker 2: want high quality filtration so that you don't have that
Speaker 2: thing where your room smells. Even if you are sucking
Speaker 2: up the most miserable, disgusting crap you are in your
Speaker 2: garage and you're sucking up cockroaches that were dead from
Speaker 2: seven years ago. You could get a Hepa filter for
Speaker 2: thirty bucks. These things are twenty dollars on sale, and
Speaker 2: then you have the quality that you would get with
Speaker 2: a you know, a five hundred or one thousand dollars
Speaker 2: dice in vacuum on a vacuum that's ninety dollars. It's
Speaker 2: awesome by professional. What I should have done, if I
Speaker 2: were had half a brain, is I would have purchased
Speaker 2: a commercial product, a commercial carpet cleaner. The reason I
Speaker 2: didn't is because most of them are large carpet cleaners,
Speaker 2: and the only carpet that I have in this residence
Speaker 2: is on the stairs. So you know, having the large ones,
Speaker 2: it literally doesn't even fit on the stairs, so it's
Speaker 2: kind of a mess. I wanted a small one, but
Speaker 2: I am sure that if I had put in the effort,
Speaker 2: I could have found it, and I wouldn't have wasted
Speaker 2: this time back and forth with Hoover. I wouldn't have
Speaker 2: wasted all the carpet cleaning fluid that I have, which
Speaker 2: costs money. I wouldn't have wasted my time, my effort.
Speaker 2: I'd have a clear, clean carpet for the last month
Speaker 2: instead of a carpet with when I'm cleaning it manually.
Speaker 2: When you go cheap, when you buy personal home used
Speaker 2: products like this, you wind up with products that are
Speaker 2: in almost every single way fun.
Speaker 1: Ladies, blackened Decker is not a good brand. Craftsman's not
Speaker 1: that great either. If you want to give your husband
Speaker 1: a gift for Christmas, go Milwaukee, go to WLT. Okay,
Speaker 1: don't give us a black and decker thing that we
Speaker 1: look at and then have to try to pretend like
Speaker 1: we're excited about it. Please, let's spare. Let's spare one
Speaker 1: another the awkward moment.
Speaker 2: Mentally worse, and whatever money you save or whatever you
Speaker 2: get in terms of the esthetic being nice and pretty,
Speaker 2: because this is not nice and pretty. It's larger, and
Speaker 2: it actually requires that I have the ability to like
Speaker 2: do a bent over row with more than eight pounds
Speaker 2: in order to use it. You wind up getting a
Speaker 2: product that's a piece of shit and it's not worth it.
Speaker 2: I fucked up. I bought a stupid thing. I made
Speaker 2: a stupid decision. I did what I always tell you
Speaker 2: not to do, and I got what I deserved. This
Speaker 2: is one last thing I want to talk about in
Speaker 2: this video before moving on Gamers Nexus. Mister Steve Burke.
Speaker 2: I always call him mister Steve Burke or sir, because
Speaker 2: I have a lot of respect for him. He's like,
Speaker 2: there are so many people that get to his level.
Speaker 2: We are with some of the very few people that
Speaker 2: actually like will chew out companies that do stupid shit.
Speaker 2: He is, you know, somewhat more goal making, considerably more
Speaker 2: successful than me. So he does have sponsors because people
Speaker 2: actually like his channel. Okay, it's it's it's somewhat more
Speaker 2: brand safe to me, but it's honest, brand safe. It's
Speaker 2: the type of stuff that I respect. He has a
Speaker 2: different approach to this than me, simply because we have
Speaker 2: different approaches does not mean that I don't respect his
Speaker 2: approach or understand the reasoning behind it. When Steve Burke
Speaker 2: contacts companies, what he tends to do is he will
Speaker 2: pretend that he's somebody else because he doesn't want the
Speaker 2: company to treat him differently because he is famous. You know,
Speaker 2: I don't like you know that word has some ego
Speaker 2: attached to it. I don't mean that's why I put
Speaker 2: in air quotes. YouTube is dalist Fameou's not real fame.
Speaker 2: But for the most part, we are famous. When you
Speaker 2: get to the point of having two million subscribers, there's
Speaker 2: there's some influencer status over there, and that influencer status
Speaker 2: is real. So what Steve Burke tends to do is
Speaker 2: he'll contact the company pretending to be somebody else so
Speaker 2: that he can figure out how that company would treat
Speaker 2: a normal user. I do the opposite. I contacted the
Speaker 2: company with my name and when I uploaded videos detail
Speaker 2: on the problem. I uploaded these videos to a YouTube
Speaker 2: channel with two million subscribers, so you could see the
Speaker 2: subscriber account right over there when you view the either
Speaker 2: of these two videos that I uploaded. And if somebody
Speaker 2: simply clicks on the two point one two million subscribers.
Speaker 2: The first video playlist that shows up on my channel
Speaker 2: is me lobbying in favor of consumer protection law and
Speaker 2: you know, consumer rights against large companies. So essentially, this,
Speaker 2: this way I presented, this is I really is essentially
Speaker 2: this is literally the last person you want to do
Speaker 2: this too. So the reason that my approach differs from
Speaker 2: Steve Burks as much as it does is because I'm
Speaker 2: trying to get across the same point in a different way.
Speaker 2: He's trying to show you how the consumer would get
Speaker 2: screwed by this company, even if he believes they wouldn't
Speaker 2: screw him. I'm doing the opposite. I want to show
Speaker 2: you that companies are so brazen nowadays about fucking you
Speaker 2: over that they'll fuck anybody over if they're willing to
Speaker 2: do this to me two million subscribers. Like spent ten
Speaker 2: years of his life traveling the country trying to get
Speaker 2: consumer protection legislation passed, raised almost two million dollars for
Speaker 2: right to repair from the co founder of WhatsApp and
Speaker 2: his audience two million subscribers. Because not saying it for ego,
Speaker 2: just just not saying it for ego, just saying to
Speaker 2: this point, if they're willing to do that to me,
Speaker 2: what the fuck do you think they're gonna do to you.
Speaker 2: They are going to treat you like pond scum. They
Speaker 2: are going to treat you like you are, like you
Speaker 2: are a worm.
Speaker 1: Like boy, like the things that they are trying to
Speaker 1: get rid of, and they they're they're pretty confident that
Speaker 1: pretty soon you won't be a problem anymore. So delay, delay, delay,
Speaker 1: because eventually they're just gonna have a nice big mass
Speaker 1: grave or do what they pretended that we did to
Speaker 1: them and put us all on some kind of furnace
Speaker 1: type thing. Whatever they do.
Speaker 2: You are something to be stepped on like a cockroach.
Speaker 2: The reason that I don't do this as somebody else
Speaker 2: is I want to show you this is how badly
Speaker 2: they will treat me. How badly do you think that
Speaker 2: they gonna treat you? Don't buy Hoover products. They're shit.
Speaker 2: The company is shit. When you read my email to them,
Speaker 2: I was literally as respectful as possible because I have
Speaker 2: had good experience with products that they made way back
Speaker 2: in the day, way back in the day. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for taking the time. I really appreciate it
Speaker 2: and continue to enjoy being a lifetime Hoover customer. Not
Speaker 2: only do I enjoy my streamline floor cleaner, but I
Speaker 2: have purchased several of your large model vacum cleaners and
Speaker 2: full sized carpet cleaners for a friends a housewarming gift.
Speaker 2: To be clear, this is a long time ago, so
Speaker 2: those are probably when they didn't make garbage products. Hoover
Speaker 2: products are truly enjoyed to use. Your carpet cleaning solution
Speaker 2: has removed ten year old pet spray smell from a
Speaker 2: friend's house that nothing else removed. I wasn't expecting it
Speaker 2: to work, but it worked like a miracle. Your vacuum
Speaker 2: carpet cleaners are so he's in to maintain for this
Speaker 2: friend as well, whose home includes five cats. The competing
Speaker 2: discle that you owned cost actually costs more than the
Speaker 2: hoover I got or as a gift, would get clogged
Speaker 2: up with hat hair hants constantly not constantly. Wow, I
Speaker 2: gotta learn how to talk. Not only does the hoover
Speaker 2: avoid the tangles the bissilab, but when it has to
Speaker 2: be clean, it's infinitely easier to maintain. Based on this issue.
Speaker 2: Besides this one issue. I've genuinely enjoyed being a die
Speaker 2: Hardcoover customer over the past ten years, and I appreciate
Speaker 2: how responsive you've been to my issue, even though it
Speaker 2: took them a week to respond to my fing email
Speaker 2: and I had a follow up on it. I always
Speaker 2: engage with you with respect. It doesn't matter. Again, I'm
Speaker 2: not be I do customer service. I've had a company
Speaker 2: that deals with consumers for fifteen years. I Am not
Speaker 2: going to come out saying your product doesn't work. I
Speaker 2: engage with people the way that I would like them
Speaker 2: to engage with me. I try to respond with respect.
Speaker 2: On this channel, I am a bombastic character. This YouTube
Speaker 2: channel is essentially my it is it is my outlet.
Speaker 2: It is my artistic outlet. This is how I uh,
Speaker 2: this is what it brings me joy to be this character.
Speaker 2: There's this woman that I was dating in twenty twelve,
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, and twenty twenty two because I'm an idiot
Speaker 2: that doesn't know when to call a day to day
Speaker 2: but he has to say, I'm never gonna forget one
Speaker 2: of the things she told me, never gonna forget this
Speaker 2: shit where she said something out loud that was genuinely true.
Speaker 2: She said something about like my person Naty.
Speaker 1: It stuck out because it was the one in the
Speaker 1: only time she probably said something that was genuinely true.
Speaker 2: Reality and everything. And I said, like the YouTube like
Speaker 2: that's a character. Like I hate to just fucking disappoint you,
Speaker 2: but this is the real me, the YouTube that's a character.
Speaker 2: And what she said is, no, the YouTube view is
Speaker 2: the real you. I think that's the real you. This
Speaker 2: is not the real you that like that. The YouTube
Speaker 2: view is the me. This is this is the character.
Speaker 2: The you that I'm seeing is the character. And honestly,
Speaker 2: that's the one thing that she said that was genuinely insightful,
Speaker 2: and it's followed me for a really long time. I
Speaker 2: you know, I've always kind of wondered this because like
Speaker 2: my work life, there are so many areas of my
Speaker 2: work life that are just massively successful and makes sense
Speaker 2: and they're sustainable and everything, and then like my personal
Speaker 2: life has all these like messes in it as a
Speaker 2: result because I treat them differently, and I kind of
Speaker 2: like I believe that my personal life is is, uh,
Speaker 2: how about this. My personal life is kind of filled
Speaker 2: with experiences like this where I speak in that manner,
Speaker 2: and then I what I do is I send the
Speaker 2: message that I am a pushover. I am somebody to
Speaker 2: be steamrolled over. I am not somebody to be taken seriously,
Speaker 2: I am somebody that can be fucked over. The YouTube
Speaker 2: me is not that. And I really need this kind
Speaker 2: of start, you know, to put this out. I need
Speaker 2: to start listening to her.
Speaker 1: And you need to get some coach, Greg, you know, insight,
Speaker 1: just just continue to be what you are there in
Speaker 1: front of the camera.
Speaker 2: Taking this me and making that the real me in
Speaker 2: real life. Yeah, you know, I don't talk the way
Speaker 2: I do on YouTube, but honestly I should. Why am like,
Speaker 2: why is it that the YouTube me, which is the
Speaker 2: work of me, is not the personal me? Some something
Speaker 2: I gotta think about anyway, Let me know what you think.
Speaker 1: In the common stuff, I know because we genuinely think that, uh,
Speaker 1: trying to appeal to people's inner good is good going
Speaker 1: to work out well, no matter how many times we
Speaker 1: learned that they don't have that, And each time it's
Speaker 1: a surprise to us because we feel are inner good
Speaker 1: so overwhelmingly that we can even imagine other people being
Speaker 1: weller differently, so each time we send some sort of
Speaker 1: commonality with somebody, we're too quick to think that, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe that person is like me, maybe they have those
Speaker 1: things run through or they don't verbally run through your head.
Speaker 1: You just are genuinely decent to them, and in a
Speaker 1: way like it's let's flip this way. There's a way
Speaker 1: to talk to people where you're showing it's like a
Speaker 1: dog when he rolls over on a stomach and shows
Speaker 1: you the stomach, like it's like a submissive thing. But
Speaker 1: it's not to say that you're not powerful. You're just
Speaker 1: trying to let them know that, no matter how powerful
Speaker 1: you are as as your own individual person, you are
Speaker 1: showing them the respect of a recognizing their existence as well.
Speaker 1: So the way this would come out, it would be like,
Speaker 1: let's say you already know the answer to a question,
Speaker 1: but you're let's say you're talking about you're teeing them up.
Speaker 1: You want them to understand to know that you're paying
Speaker 1: attention to what they're saying that you get with or
Speaker 1: saying that you're gauging the conversation. So you might say
Speaker 1: things that are like you know, you're teeing something up,
Speaker 1: or you're setting out the pins for them, and you'll
Speaker 1: say with a kind of a question, knowing full well
Speaker 1: the answer already yourself, and probably having a really deep
Speaker 1: understanding of the topic, only to have them turn around
Speaker 1: and say no, or then try to man's you know,
Speaker 1: man or woman explain you as if you're not the
Speaker 1: one who was so insightful and that they you knew
Speaker 1: what exactly to say in order to set it up
Speaker 1: for them. So if you didn't have the same concepts,
Speaker 1: if you didn't understand the topic yourself very deeply and
Speaker 1: very well through and through in ways they don't even
Speaker 1: understand it, you wouldn't have known to say that in that,
Speaker 1: you know, you wouldn't have known what to say to
Speaker 1: set them up with such a perfect you know, stepping
Speaker 1: off point, to show their to show their their skills
Speaker 1: or their their traits or their you know what's what's
Speaker 1: exceptional about them, because that's what you're trying to do,
Speaker 1: is give them an opportunity to express that, and they
Speaker 1: turned it into an assault. Fuck those people.
Speaker 2: Would you purchase a Hoover product after this, In my opinion,
Speaker 2: you should not. By the way, I hope it was
Speaker 2: worth it for you. Fos to them I genuinely hope
Speaker 2: that this video was worth it for you pieces of
Speaker 2: shit to try and get out of sending me a
Speaker 2: five dollars trigger. You chose these policies. You set your
Speaker 2: customer service up in a way where I have to
Speaker 2: cut up the vacuum and continue your data. You set
Speaker 2: up your policy so that it's almost impossible for people
Speaker 2: to get replacements for products that you designed that are
Speaker 2: defective that you still haven't fucking recalled. You are selling
Speaker 2: that product with the exact same problem today. You decided
Speaker 2: to have these policies. You made your choice when you
Speaker 2: saw my channel. You knew who I was. You decided
Speaker 2: to fuck me over anyway on something that costs five
Speaker 2: fucking dollars. Now you live with the consequences of it.
Speaker 2: You made that choice. If you're gonna be the bitch,
Speaker 2: be the whole bitch. Remember, if you want to buy
Speaker 2: something that's good, it's gonna be a bit rigid rigid.
Speaker 2: I love these things. No, not rigid, not rigid, rid gid.
Speaker 2: It is not a jog. It is a dog. It
Speaker 2: is not a donation. It is a donation. This is
Speaker 2: not a rigid, it is a rigid. I will defend
Speaker 2: that to the death.
Speaker 1: I hope you learned something. Oh man, that well, I'm
Speaker 1: laughing because I could see it. I could see myself
Speaker 1: doing stuff like that. All right, let's see, uh we are,
Speaker 1: Let's see what the time is. First, we got crackers
Speaker 1: still watching? Hey, is that VL nineteen seventy seven? How's
Speaker 1: it going kids? Well, there's nobody watching anymore because it's
Speaker 1: late and we've been on for another hour and a
Speaker 1: half and it's a little one eighteen am. Well that
Speaker 1: explains it. Okay, Well, let's hope that more people find
Speaker 1: things like this thing and hit the cousin of macgamma
Speaker 1: thing there. Let's hope that what's going on on the
Speaker 1: see hey, FTJ, there's twenty five people over here. All right,
Speaker 1: let's see. Let's see what else forgot. Maybe we'll do them,
Speaker 1: you know what, not that messages. Let's see it's important. Nay, shit,
Speaker 1: this is kind of funny.
Speaker 4: What's up everybody? We're here at in Philadelphia today? I
Speaker 4: got my favorite pizza, my favorite pizza toppings. You caught
Speaker 4: this stuff, Anny, Ronny pizza. Golly, I wish they gave
Speaker 4: me some more quarters, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Frankie Frankie picked up the change. Frank get the change
Speaker 2: for me, a little bitch, you work for me? Okay,
Speaker 2: go ahead, bet you work for me. Sure you work
Speaker 2: for me. Pick the change up. I'm trying to cross.
Speaker 1: They gotta try to cross.
Speaker 2: It's like force it perfect. What do you say, frank
Speaker 2: you we gotta get this guy and I send the
Speaker 2: Asswitz's up everybody here? M hm, how did you tweet
Speaker 2: off deve port?
Speaker 3: Noar?
Speaker 6: He makes his money off of gambling, which is like.
Speaker 7: Predatory.
Speaker 3: But this America bro, like, we're allowed to gamble most places,
Speaker 3: not California.
Speaker 6: Wow, Oh, you're like a crusader for just so you
Speaker 6: said you were allowed to do it.
Speaker 3: But so what moral morally you think that's morally wrong
Speaker 3: to gamble?
Speaker 6: I think that making that running gambling companies.
Speaker 1: Not reputable business to do. And he has insiders because
Speaker 1: he's a Jew, right, they make the people that they want,
Speaker 1: and he's just the perfect type of asshole that they
Speaker 1: would want to have, some kind of big mouth and
Speaker 1: big voice and big influence. He's that type of asshole. Right,
Speaker 1: Gambling isn't the way to go anywhere, and there's more
Speaker 1: to it than that. But whatever, it doesn't set a
Speaker 1: good example. Most people will feel miserably doing that, and
Speaker 1: they'll chase the dream because that's the example that they're
Speaker 1: giving or receiving from people like him, that this is
Speaker 1: the way to go. I think Dan bils Aarian does
Speaker 1: the same thing, doesn't he. I think they lie about
Speaker 1: how his wealth was accumulated and say it was all
Speaker 1: through poker and shit like that. That's not true either,
Speaker 1: But the people who believe that might go do that
Speaker 1: type of stuff. What about that Steve will do it guy?
Speaker 1: Another example of I'm pretty sure it's not gambling that
Speaker 1: made them their money. Maybe it is, but it doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that it was honest scambling and all sports are rigged.
Speaker 1: If you have the insider scoop that's a different story,
Speaker 1: then you can you can act like a super smarty
Speaker 1: pants all you want, just like they had this guy
Speaker 1: one time. He was a Jew called the Einstein of
Speaker 1: Wall Street. Yeah, well, it's pretty easy when you when
Speaker 1: you're when your cult is in control of all these
Speaker 1: you know, corporations. You know which ones are going to
Speaker 1: torpedo personally themselves, and which ones that are going to
Speaker 1: acquire ahead of time, and all these other shits. So
Speaker 1: you can make these types of these types of moves
Speaker 1: and be a billionaire living in fucking destitution because you
Speaker 1: just wanted to accumulate the money you didn't know what
Speaker 1: the hell to do with.
Speaker 6: It, and advertising that is. I'm not like a puritan
Speaker 6: where I want none of it. But I think if
Speaker 6: that's your whole personality, it's you're just a piece of shit.
Speaker 2: And you're you're totally fine to do this right, Like
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't think.
Speaker 6: I'm not like this guy should be killed. I don't
Speaker 6: think anything like that. I'm not saying lock him up.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying he's a piece of shit.
Speaker 2: Well, because it gets like dumb people to give all
Speaker 2: the money.
Speaker 6: Yes, ah, And I don't. And I'm not saying I'm
Speaker 6: not saying like lock him up, kill him whatever. I'm
Speaker 6: just saying, like, he is a piece of shit, that guy.
Speaker 2: But you would put him on a train. Yeah, that's crazy?
Speaker 1: Holy shit?
Speaker 2: How did you tweet off, Dave Portnoy?
Speaker 1: Why is that crazy? I don't know about put him
Speaker 1: out the train? Nobody actually freaking what's killed in that scenario.
Speaker 1: They weren't murdered or extingly discerminated that scenario. But yeah,
Speaker 1: get him the funk out of here. Absolutely, I would
Speaker 1: be okay with them seeing if they can swim, taking
Speaker 1: them in large ferries and then pushing them off the
Speaker 1: side and say you will swim, swim away. You don't
Speaker 1: come back to r away, don't come back to this,
Speaker 1: to this coast. Don't come back and crawling up on
Speaker 1: this beach. Get the fuck out of here. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: can even take the ferry. Let's get the fuck out
Speaker 1: of here. But I don't trust that either, because with
Speaker 1: that they'll they'll build another empire and just come back
Speaker 1: and have their Muslim buddies infiltrate and destroy us again.
Speaker 7: They're setting up checkpoints now, They've got one in my town.
Speaker 7: I live in so Cal. I've lived here for six years.
Speaker 7: I've never had a checkpoints set up in my town,
Speaker 7: but they're here now.
Speaker 1: And says that's that's My fucking phone is a piece
Speaker 1: of shit too, because that's an n that I typed.
Speaker 1: You mean the check of the Germans were not what
Speaker 1: you think, and that was maybe just trying to go quick.
Speaker 5: But they're going car by car checking them, profiling you,
Speaker 5: making sure that you're a citizen.
Speaker 7: It's not about criminals. They're going in my town.
Speaker 2: They're going car by car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they're the ones who infiltrated though. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you say, oh, that was a different that
Speaker 1: was a different blah blah blah. No, the same entity
Speaker 1: still runs the country. If you bring in eight million
Speaker 1: people and you get rid of four hundred, are you
Speaker 1: really doing anything besides optics. They don't care if they're illegals.
Speaker 1: They care about harassing people and having an excuse to
Speaker 1: constantly look in everybody's vehicle because the real mark is
Speaker 1: the white European citizen living in America. When I say
Speaker 1: European of dissent.
Speaker 7: I don't know how long it's gonna take for that
Speaker 7: to happen in other towns, but it's going to happen.
Speaker 7: It's already happening here in SoCal. It's only a matter
Speaker 7: of time.
Speaker 1: They used to do this with the Border Patrol back
Speaker 1: in two thousand and twelve, twenty twelve, they had the
Speaker 1: Border Patrol had rifles, and they had more checkpoints going
Speaker 1: through Imperial County. Because I drove through there through the
Speaker 1: twisty turns of Devil's Onion, and there was a checkpoint
Speaker 1: that's no longer being used. I even forget about it
Speaker 1: because it's kind of hidden away. But they walked up
Speaker 1: to my car at the time with guns already in
Speaker 1: their hands. And that was twenty twelve. So this shit's
Speaker 1: so weird.
Speaker 7: It's so fucking weird.
Speaker 5: Like I know, everyone kind of conflats us directly to
Speaker 5: being in Nazi Germany, whether.
Speaker 7: It's the fuck up with that hunting for Jews, but
Speaker 7: like it's really I.
Speaker 1: Wish they weren't hunting for them, but that, Yeah.
Speaker 5: It really hard to not feel like that's how it's
Speaker 5: going when you live in California and you're getting some
Speaker 5: really aggressive presence.
Speaker 1: He just made him say, just like that retarted face
Speaker 1: he's making, he just exposed himself for being stupid.
Speaker 3: I said, fights, if there's any hill that you intend
Speaker 3: to die on, this is it. If they manage to
Speaker 3: put this in place, Well, who is distracted with I
Speaker 3: have a Charlie Kirk and you know, debating whether Trump's
Speaker 3: peace plan is viable and you know, whether the Arabs
Speaker 3: are the good guys or Jews and bad guys or
Speaker 3: what's going on all this sort of stuff, and distracted
Speaker 3: by all this crap. Then this is going to come
Speaker 3: online and the only thing that is going to stop
Speaker 3: it is our complete non compliance.
Speaker 1: So this person's not correct either. There is no government.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to comply. You have been and
Speaker 1: will continue to. They want your they want your digital idea.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make any sense. They want control. They have control.
Speaker 1: They're making it more apparent and obvious that they have
Speaker 1: total control. Yeah, you don't have to comply, but that
Speaker 1: will also be your choice. To let your children starve
Speaker 1: and you will die. You can pretend that you're going
Speaker 1: to protect yourself and your family. There's not unless other
Speaker 1: everybody else does too in your neighborhood and they band together.
Speaker 1: There's no fucking helping you. There's no getting out of that.
Speaker 1: There's no getting away from it. In Bolshevik Russia, they
Speaker 1: didn't have technology. They still found people out in the
Speaker 1: middle of freaking nowhere and murdered them on their farms.
Speaker 3: And again withdrawing service from the people that are attempting
Speaker 3: to enslave humanity. This way, you don't have to put
Speaker 3: up with this. Maybe you know you don't have a revolution,
Speaker 3: you're a non violent person. You don't want to do
Speaker 3: anything untoward. You don't want to get yourself in trouble.
Speaker 1: You need to be able, You need to be willing
Speaker 1: to do anything that they're willing to do, and they're
Speaker 1: willing to brutally murder you. So there you have it.
Speaker 3: You don't believe that there's anybody you can vote in
Speaker 3: or out to fix the problem, and you're correct because
Speaker 3: you can't. There is no political remedy.
Speaker 1: Tom, There's no political remedy to a system that itself
Speaker 1: was co opted, infiltrated, and converted into their theirs to
Speaker 1: where everything that supports this system is is provided by them,
Speaker 1: So that whole thing needs to be extracted, like the
Speaker 1: parasitic infection that it is.
Speaker 3: Any of this, well, one thing you can do, SQUI
Speaker 3: draw service from all these people. That's something we can
Speaker 3: all do. Maybe if enough people actually wake up for
Speaker 3: themselves and realize that.
Speaker 2: We are the launch with the power.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing he keeps miss missing, and this is
Speaker 1: what he said in the video I watched today of
Speaker 1: his that came out two days ago where he was
Speaker 1: in Sedona. He keeps saying, we're that we have the
Speaker 1: you know, the shops, we have the you know, it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna cut your hair, okay, whatever, somebody will.
Speaker 1: You're not going to get full one hundred percent compliance on,
Speaker 1: you know, or agreement that we're not going to cut
Speaker 1: this politician's hair because he's pushing for digital ID or
Speaker 1: we're not going to cut his lawn. But when he
Speaker 1: gets to the part where he's like, well, we own
Speaker 1: the restaurants, be on the bar bender this we own that.
Speaker 1: It's like you know, on the banks. You know, you
Speaker 1: don't own the the things that they own. And just
Speaker 1: because you work for those companies doesn't mean that you're
Speaker 1: going to be able to sway and deny service. Even
Speaker 1: if you're managerial. They'll bring somebody from corporate who's a
Speaker 1: good corporate lackeye, and it'll stop that. Ultimately, everything that
Speaker 1: they need for them to continue on on unaffected. Blackrock
Speaker 1: O wins something and nothing is nothing as small independent
Speaker 1: business anymore for him. So for him to say that
Speaker 1: there are certain you know, aspects of dude or whatever
Speaker 1: you want to call modern living conveniences that somehow only
Speaker 1: we control the industry of, that's not true. So even
Speaker 1: if we did what he's saying, there's a workaround there
Speaker 1: is there is no total you know, we don't. We
Speaker 1: don't have the whole market share of anything. We have
Speaker 1: very little left. So it's a complete opposite. Most things
Speaker 1: are run by corporation. You know that alo is a
Speaker 1: freaking freemasonic thing. There's a delta triangle there, there's a
Speaker 1: there's a category and trial. The a looks like a compass.
Speaker 1: It's it's done in a way on purpose, like you
Speaker 1: can tell that that that that the way they wrote
Speaker 1: the Let me show you what I'm talking about. Let's
Speaker 1: go to images. See that. Tell me that's not dun
Speaker 1: dump dumb dumb two thousand and three to two thousan
Speaker 1: in twenty three, so it's been around for twenty two
Speaker 1: years now to two two to the statum number. But
Speaker 1: look at that. Get your protagulary and triangle. You got
Speaker 1: your little compass thing looking thing here yep, yep, yep,
Speaker 1: yep m M. Then wonder why they didn't hire me? Yes,
Speaker 1: where were we? Where was I at? I don't remember
Speaker 1: what the hell were you even looking at? Just now
Speaker 1: the same ails. Remember I I any idea of where
Speaker 1: I was? It's now that the pedal guy will talk
Speaker 1: about him. Some of the time when it was oh yeah,
Speaker 1: the that was Instagram, the we can chin I said anything,
Speaker 1: I always do that pause like two seconds. Let and
Speaker 1: then there's a bunch of bullshit that we alreadys saw. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: good night gluten nights and that's a what's his name,
Speaker 1: Bradley Martin. Yeah, I don't really care. I oh no,
Speaker 1: my interested in earlier, but good night, you know, go
Speaker 1: to this thing look at and I'm not gonna I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna digital. I DF myself to this place of
Speaker 1: all things. Oh look, we went to one point oh eight.
Speaker 1: Now that's awesome. Oh no, we were at that where
Speaker 1: it was like eighty three. So that's good. Let's let's
Speaker 1: get let's kicked up kids. All right. So they don't
Speaker 1: have any of my links clickable here because I haven't
Speaker 1: two steps verified or whatever the hell they else did?
Speaker 1: They say, you know, I've had this I've had this
Speaker 1: account since like twenty seventeen, sixteen something like that. No,
Speaker 1: maybe it was even longer, and they know who the
Speaker 1: fuck I am. But because they deleted me for three
Speaker 1: and a half years, four years and brought it back,
Speaker 1: now all of a sudden, it's like, well, a brand
Speaker 1: new thing a couple months ago. All my links are clickable,
Speaker 1: and now they're not, and they're telling me the only
Speaker 1: way I get him back? So why did they take
Speaker 1: away something I already had? And now they're not going
Speaker 1: to give him back unless I go through a digital
Speaker 1: ID process. Fuck them, Screw that man. So anyway, you
Speaker 1: can copy that, or you can go like this and
Speaker 1: this is neat that you can just do this. Now,
Speaker 1: take the go to thing. I don't know how long
Speaker 1: that's been a thing, but there you go, and then
Speaker 1: there's the site, and there's the stuff supplit the show.
Speaker 1: Get yourself something in return. There's a book there too,
Speaker 1: if you want to read that, you can get an
Speaker 1: electronic copy as well. I hope you all have a
Speaker 1: wonderful evening. I know it's been kind of late. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to be on with Stephan anymore, but I
Speaker 1: might do something tomorrow after I get a bunch of
Speaker 1: work done. So if I am, you'll see me. If not,
Speaker 1: you'll have this and the uh, the previous one that
Speaker 1: broke up when uh, when obs failed. All right, guys,
Speaker 1: good night, thank you for watching
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