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Speaker 2: of you misfits that are not interested in all of
Speaker 2: the standard fare podcast material that's everywhere to be found.
Speaker 2: There's no shortage of podcasts unfortunately now, and there's no
Speaker 2: shortage of bad information, which is what we are supposed
Speaker 2: to be consuming. It's supposed to be getting all excited about.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to be excited to be going chasing after
Speaker 2: the wrong things. There's no shortage of bad actors out there,
Speaker 2: just throwing all sorts of chum out in the water
Speaker 2: for us to get into a feeding frenzy over and
Speaker 2: we'll end up biting each other and killing each other,
Speaker 2: and we'll get a whole lot of nowhere if we
Speaker 2: do that. So thank you, fellow strange, bizarre weirdos that
Speaker 2: are sick of all of the nonsense and who have
Speaker 2: been able to make the correct, the correct analysis of
Speaker 2: the alternative conspiracy counter cultural information space online that if
Speaker 2: you've been you've been in that world for a while.
Speaker 2: The longer you're in there, the more you see how
Speaker 2: ridiculous it is. Not just that it's ridiculous and its stupid.
Speaker 2: It's a bunch of people just sharing bad ideas that
Speaker 2: aren't worth anything. Now, it's more than that. It is
Speaker 2: a weapon used against us, to distract, to weaken, to destroy. Actually,
Speaker 2: it has been used as a weapon to destroy so
Speaker 2: many different things. For one, our own critical faculties and
Speaker 2: make us dumber. But for another, it's pitted us against
Speaker 2: each other, divide and conquer. It works splendidly to do that,
Speaker 2: and it also works to destroy our country, at least
Speaker 2: as concerns us here on the ground, us normal people. Now,
Speaker 2: for some people, destroying the country is good because it
Speaker 2: can be taken advantage of for their own selfish power grabs,
Speaker 2: and I believe that's what so much of this is about.
Speaker 2: So I hope you haven't fallen too deep into the
Speaker 2: rabbit hole and gotten married to a bunch of bad ideas,
Speaker 2: because there's all sorts of garbage out there. We talk
Speaker 2: about on the show quite a bit, but it really
Speaker 2: cannot be understated the importance of this, and I just continue,
Speaker 2: I will not stop talking about this. Because there's the
Speaker 2: different angles. There's the angle once again that most people
Speaker 2: just think this is nothing and there's nothing to see here.
Speaker 2: There's a bunch of dumb conspiracy guard vision already has
Speaker 2: been There's that, which is a horrible take, because this
Speaker 2: absolutely is as I was saying, it has been used
Speaker 2: as a weapon against us, against our country. Not only
Speaker 2: has it been used that way, but it has been effective.
Speaker 2: It has worked. Is it stupid? Yes? Has it worked? Yes?
Speaker 2: What does that say about us? I'm not going to
Speaker 2: answer that question. You should be able to answer it yourself.
Speaker 2: But as I mean, you can see the situation that
Speaker 2: we're in here, and I know that if I have
Speaker 2: regular listeners, I know that you're right there with me.
Speaker 2: You know exactly what I'm talking about. And it feels
Speaker 2: good to know that it's not just me that feels
Speaker 2: this way, because it can be very frustrating. But we're
Speaker 2: going to get through this. We're going to keep seeking
Speaker 2: the truth. That's a tall order, and there's going to
Speaker 2: be lots of traps set for us along the way,
Speaker 2: and we have to keep that in mind as we
Speaker 2: continue forward. I think so many people at some point go, Okay,
Speaker 2: we got it here. It is now, We're so close.
Speaker 2: Now we're getting there. The deep state is on the run.
Speaker 2: The New World Order is defeated. We just have to
Speaker 2: keep pressing. We have to keep going. We have to
Speaker 2: keep believing in these external authority figures that somehow we've
Speaker 2: been sold on the current presidential administration is now such
Speaker 2: a wonderful thing somehow, when it most certainly is not.
Speaker 2: It's just a continuation of all the stuff that we
Speaker 2: were trying to wreck defy decades ago, that instead of
Speaker 2: actually doing that, we just continue to be fooled using
Speaker 2: our own special language and jargon and topics that we
Speaker 2: got involved in and we've been exploited to know and
Speaker 2: to the point where we're just playing this game that
Speaker 2: very much is gamed via technological means. We have to remember,
Speaker 2: think analytics that you use to you know, grow a
Speaker 2: social media presence, a website, you know, you're branding if
Speaker 2: there should be a lot of people that's familiar with
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff out there now. So I think
Speaker 2: it's a good analogy. Think of your analytics tools, but
Speaker 2: apply that to the propaganda world, the world of sewing
Speaker 2: misinformation in order to steer a nation. Right. If you
Speaker 2: don't think that's been happening, think again. If you don't
Speaker 2: think we've all been fooled by this at some point,
Speaker 2: please think again, because we all have now whether we
Speaker 2: dial it back and go whoa, Okay, hold on a second,
Speaker 2: I got involved in something I shouldn't have. That's what
Speaker 2: we should all be doing. Do we know? It's too
Speaker 2: easy to get caught up into the honey pots and whatnot, right,
Speaker 2: get caught up in the traps. It's all so enticing,
Speaker 2: oh so exhilarating. The dopamine hits out. We're on top
Speaker 2: of things. Oh, we're fighting the enemy. Who is the enemy?
Speaker 2: I would just suggest this if at any time you
Speaker 2: believe the enemy it's just some normal person again that's
Speaker 2: living in poverty like yourself, somebody who is there is
Speaker 2: no middle class anymore, so I mean, if it's somebody,
Speaker 2: we'll just use it, even though it's not a thing,
Speaker 2: somebody who's middle class or lower on the economic spectrum.
Speaker 2: If that's who you're going after, you're on the wrong track. Okay,
Speaker 2: use that as a little tool as to whether you
Speaker 2: are likely being deceived or not. I think that's a
Speaker 2: good sort of Okham's razor to apply to this global
Speaker 2: propaganda matrix that we're swimming in online at all times. Now,
Speaker 2: if we can remember to do that, just bring it back.
Speaker 2: Take a breath. You start getting worked up about the
Speaker 2: woke mind virus for some reason, just take a second
Speaker 2: and and ask yourself, honestly, who is it that I'm
Speaker 2: getting mad at, Who is it that I'm viewing as
Speaker 2: an enemy? And if it's just like some random person
Speaker 2: that would be at a pride parade downtown in the city,
Speaker 2: If God's like your big enemy you're going after, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe think again, you know, because not the most
Speaker 2: powerful person out there, not the most influenced those folks.
Speaker 2: They're just While you may see them as abnormal, I
Speaker 2: don't think that's wrong. Abnormality is whatever. While they may
Speaker 2: be abnormal to you, they're not really doing much anything right.
Speaker 2: But these are the enemies we've given to go after,
Speaker 2: and so many of us just go right along with it.
Speaker 2: And I've pointed this out quite a few times. I
Speaker 2: will continue pointing this out. If you have fallen victim
Speaker 2: to these ridiculous social media posts where somebody posts breaking
Speaker 2: news a black person raped and killed a white person.
Speaker 2: That's the generic post. You see it over and over again.
Speaker 2: Why do you think that is? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: What sort of Charles Manson world are you living in
Speaker 2: where that works on you? Where you fall for that garbage?
Speaker 2: That is such lowest common denominator, hateful crap. It's absolutely
Speaker 2: should be ashamed if you're posting or reposting any of
Speaker 2: that crap. And if you are, if anybody is out
Speaker 2: there reposting that stuff or posting it, do me a favor.
Speaker 2: Post in kind a piece that says, breaking news, white
Speaker 2: guy can his also white fiance because that stuff happens
Speaker 2: out there too. I'm not saying that the stories you're
Speaker 2: posting are not true, but it's cherry picked to be racist. Okay,
Speaker 2: you can pick out any gruesome, horrible story, but why
Speaker 2: are you choosing to focus on a certain one? I mean,
Speaker 2: come on, So what I'm saying again is if you're
Speaker 2: posting that crap, be fair and post some other random
Speaker 2: act of violence. Okay, Because yes, people of all races
Speaker 2: kill each other, they rape each other, they cheat, they steal,
Speaker 2: they do all sorts of horrible stuff. Okay, So if
Speaker 2: that's what you like, if that's what you like to
Speaker 2: focus on is again poor people victimizing each other, then
Speaker 2: enjoy yourself, because you are feeding into the problem that
Speaker 2: maybe I need to stop talking about this one. It
Speaker 2: gets me worked up every time I do it. So
Speaker 2: I'll stop now and I will get into let's see here.
Speaker 2: I do have a couple of pieces of news I
Speaker 2: want to hit, but before I do, I think I
Speaker 2: want to continue on in this vein about propaganda, and
Speaker 2: we'll say a few other things that we always say.
Speaker 2: What we're saying again, the alternative conspiracy culture. What was
Speaker 2: once truth movement, narratives, ideas, and yes, even research, what
Speaker 2: was once research has not devolved into social media slop.
Speaker 2: All of that, we need to understand how it has
Speaker 2: been taken substantively as a substance. Let's think of all
Speaker 2: of that as an actual substance, and let's think in
Speaker 2: alchemical terms, how this has been used to break down
Speaker 2: so many different things. It's been used to dissolve right
Speaker 2: and use as a solvent of sorts, and how is
Speaker 2: that so? Well? All of this material has been used
Speaker 2: for one thing, break down the psyche of those who
Speaker 2: get involved in it. And there's no avoiding that, for
Speaker 2: better or for worse. You can come out the other
Speaker 2: end for better, but overall we have come out worse,
Speaker 2: further wear I have to say. But what has it
Speaker 2: broken down? It has broken down any sense of cohesion,
Speaker 2: social cohesion, any sort of dominant narratives that we have
Speaker 2: as a nation, as a people, as a culture, everything
Speaker 2: in our world has been called into question, which is
Speaker 2: not necessarily bad.
Speaker 3: Again, but if you.
Speaker 2: Do that, where do you go with it? How's this
Speaker 2: information used and where does it lead you? Where are
Speaker 2: you eventually led to? What is the outcome of delving
Speaker 2: into this difficult information? Because it is certainly true that
Speaker 2: the world has not been set up for the betterment
Speaker 2: of the average person anywhere, not even in the United States.
Speaker 2: And that's absolutely true, that always has been true, and
Speaker 2: it's not bad to say that or to realize that.
Speaker 2: But if you take that and never come back to
Speaker 2: make the world actually better, what ends up happening. The
Speaker 2: point I'm trying to make here is that this whole
Speaker 2: thing has been co opted. It's been used, yes, to
Speaker 2: break down the establishment, which we have called into question,
Speaker 2: which okay, sure, But the question is, once you break
Speaker 2: that down, and you break the will of the people down,
Speaker 2: what do you offer up as the new alternative system?
Speaker 2: And who is it that is, who is it that
Speaker 2: puts that system in place? And by what means does
Speaker 2: it occur? I would argue that one of the main
Speaker 2: directions that we have been steered in this world, the
Speaker 2: conspiracy culture world, it should not even be It's grounally obvious.
Speaker 2: It was used to elect the current presidential administration and
Speaker 2: put it in place so many of the alternative voices,
Speaker 2: so much of that world just turned into a advertisement
Speaker 2: for here, if you vote for MAGA, We're going to
Speaker 2: take the country back. And it was sold by tying
Speaker 2: in so many of those out there worlds and out
Speaker 2: there concepts, the Q world. Some of these things were
Speaker 2: purpose made for this QAnon. Obviously, is it obvious? I
Speaker 2: don't know. To me, it seems obvious, but maybe not
Speaker 2: to others. You're listening to the show, it probably is
Speaker 2: obvious to you. There's just so many questions you have
Speaker 2: to ask, is this is what it was for? And
Speaker 2: what is this administration's purpose? Well, I would say it
Speaker 2: dovetails and it continues on that same purpose of what
Speaker 2: the whole of this alternative information is used. The dark
Speaker 2: side of it. We're talking about the dark side where
Speaker 2: things go wrong, where we're not able to we don't
Speaker 2: have the self control and discipline to really utilize this
Speaker 2: information for good. Now the information is taking over us
Speaker 2: and it basically possessed by it, and we're letting it
Speaker 2: control us. And look what happens. We externalize, we're like, well,
Speaker 2: if we put this guy in, he's going to save everything,
Speaker 2: and he and the entire machine behind him has been
Speaker 2: put into place to destroy the system as we know it.
Speaker 2: So congratulations that much is successful, and it is happening.
Speaker 2: The country is being destroyed from what it once was.
Speaker 2: Destroy and rebuild, salve a at coagula. There's that alchemy again.
Speaker 2: So somebody's happy to dissolve all the old institutions and
Speaker 2: we coagulate them to their desire, and they're making you
Speaker 2: believe it's your desire and that is going to benefit you.
Speaker 2: That is a lie. That is one of the lies.
Speaker 2: Where if we were using this information in this world
Speaker 2: correctly to actually better ourselves and then to build up
Speaker 2: our intellectual self defenses, we would see that a mile away.
Speaker 2: I think a good question to ask once again, lots
Speaker 2: of good questions to ask, because there's so many. One is,
Speaker 2: how is it that so many don't see that when
Speaker 2: it's clearingly obvious. So the destruction of our world has
Speaker 2: been sold as a good thing, this new system sold
Speaker 2: to us by many different means, not least of which
Speaker 2: is all of this propaganda that's used to divide us,
Speaker 2: to get us to focus on each other again. All
Speaker 2: this poor folk, we're all the problem. Look at the
Speaker 2: poorest person you can think of the immigrant. Who the immigrant?
Speaker 2: They're the demons that have to be expelled, you know,
Speaker 2: the people that don't have anything, money, status, a green card,
Speaker 2: they don't even have that, They have nothing. All they
Speaker 2: have as their family if they're lucky, and that is
Speaker 2: going to be taken away from them because we have
Speaker 2: been convinced the rest of us that they're the actual issue,
Speaker 2: that they're dangerous, that they're the ones that we got
Speaker 2: to go after. So the system has been at least
Speaker 2: tooled to, if nothing else, give the appearance that the
Speaker 2: system is going after them as an emmy, and get
Speaker 2: me wrong, they are. That is happening, and it's ridiculous
Speaker 2: because that's not the problem. But if you believe that, okay,
Speaker 2: I can't stop you from believing anything. So so there
Speaker 2: you have it. So the distruction of the country, the
Speaker 2: promotion of idiotic ideas like civil war, which is once
Speaker 2: again the same idea. Pit the people ass each other
Speaker 2: again fighting, then we can do whatever the hell we
Speaker 2: want with them and to them and for our benefit.
Speaker 2: And you have to understand that one of the main
Speaker 2: motivations for putting the administration in the place that's in
Speaker 2: place now is to do all of this destructive do
Speaker 2: all this destructive work so that you may be the
Speaker 2: one rebuilding. How is it being rebuilt. We're building a
Speaker 2: technocratic control system with artificial intelligence palanteer and yes, Meta, Amazon, Google.
Speaker 2: They're all involved. They all want a piece of the action.
Speaker 2: They all want to be the ones that control society
Speaker 2: with their AI systems. They want to use they want
Speaker 2: to surveil us completely. They want to use our data
Speaker 2: and watch us at all times, exploit us in new
Speaker 2: and exciting ways. And you had better believe that, Yes,
Speaker 2: those same bastards are the ones behind this goddamn propaganda
Speaker 2: that put this shit in place to begin with. You
Speaker 2: don't think that they're behind this. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: sit here and prove that to you. It should be obvious,
Speaker 2: it should be obvious. But no, we have to go
Speaker 2: save the white woman from being raped. We have to
Speaker 2: go expel all the immigrants. We have to go start
Speaker 2: a new civil war. We've got to fight the woke
Speaker 2: mind virus. We've got a bitch about COVID nineteen, which
Speaker 2: isn't happening anymore. But I get it. I understand complaining
Speaker 2: about that, but you're complaining about in a prescribed way.
Speaker 2: You're complaining it about it in a way that suits
Speaker 2: these tyrannical, sick bastards. They have usurped the entire thing,
Speaker 2: and they have weaponized it against us and they are
Speaker 2: using it to their advantage to take over everything. That
Speaker 2: is what they are doing. Now, what ultimately happens to
Speaker 2: our country, that's hard to say. But they could care less.
Speaker 2: The country could go up and smoke and burn and
Speaker 2: people could be dying in the streets and they don't care.
Speaker 2: That might actually work out for them. That might be
Speaker 2: what they want. They've got the luxury bunkers, they've got
Speaker 2: their fancy estates that are carved into the mountains of
Speaker 2: New Zealand that they can go escape to on a whim.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter to them, do you have one of us?
Speaker 2: So that sort of hurred. This future might be something
Speaker 2: that they like. They sure talk about it a lot,
Speaker 2: and when they do, they seem kind of excited, almost
Speaker 2: like they're hoping it happens. So that's them. But what
Speaker 2: does the destruction of our country mean to? Oh? I
Speaker 2: don't know other countries in the world. Should we bother
Speaker 2: thinking about that? We should be bothered thinking about anything
Speaker 2: other than ourselves for even a second. We probably shouldn't.
Speaker 2: But I'm going to do the insane thing and try
Speaker 2: to do that because I'm crazy like that. I'm going
Speaker 2: to attempt to think what somebody else in the world
Speaker 2: might be thinking about us, well, they might be thinking
Speaker 2: that we've lost our damn minds, and they're probably right. Ah,
Speaker 2: Whether different people in different countries feel bad for us
Speaker 2: or are actually happy to see us destroy ourselves, I
Speaker 2: think it depends on where you are and who it
Speaker 2: is that's you know, taking a look at us from
Speaker 2: the outside just depends on your point of view. But
Speaker 2: certainly I think it's safe to say that the United
Speaker 2: States is the bad guy to a lot of people's eyes.
Speaker 2: And that's nothing, you know, that's been That is one
Speaker 2: of the points we're trying to make with all this material, like, hey, look,
Speaker 2: the United States foreign policy has been going around making
Speaker 2: enemies with so many parts of the world. Might we
Speaker 2: change that? Is there a way we could stop doing
Speaker 2: these horrendous things overseas, stop the murder and the insanity
Speaker 2: and they control and the horrible things that we're doing
Speaker 2: in all of our names? Can that? Can something be
Speaker 2: done about that iteration of the anti war movement that
Speaker 2: was part of it? Right? Any part of that that
Speaker 2: was there is gone now. And yes, we're a bad guy,
Speaker 2: and it's kind of for just a moment, let's take
Speaker 2: a look at the United Kingdom England. It's interesting to
Speaker 2: see what they're doing right now that they're like the
Speaker 2: one country that maybe is going to make one of
Speaker 2: these great deals about the Terroffs, Like, oh, England is
Speaker 2: going to, you know, make a deal. We're going to
Speaker 2: work out tariffs with England. You got back to World
Speaker 2: War Two. England was buddy buddy with the Nazi regime
Speaker 2: in Germany for a long time. It took them a
Speaker 2: while to change their minds on that one. It's almost
Speaker 2: like they're doing the same thing these days. Did I
Speaker 2: just call the United States of America? Did I equate
Speaker 2: them to Nazi Germany? I don't know. Steve Bannon has
Speaker 2: he seems to think it's a good idea, but hey,
Speaker 2: what does that guy know anyway? Him and Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're talking about. They're just joking around,
Speaker 2: just joking around, like all those kids on YouTube were
Speaker 2: about what the year was Charlotte's Bell. I remember some
Speaker 2: kids on the street and videos like joking like, oh hit,
Speaker 2: they never did anything wrong. They think it's all funny
Speaker 2: and it's cute. I understand kids saying crazy stuff. I
Speaker 2: don't even get mad at kids doing this, But there
Speaker 2: are lots of adults that do the same thing, and
Speaker 2: they start out acting like they're joking, and sooner or
Speaker 2: later you realize that they're not joking. And to the observer,
Speaker 2: sometimes it's difficult to see exactly when it is they
Speaker 2: go from joking to being serious. I think the point
Speaker 2: needs to be made that they were serious the whole time,
Speaker 2: and that we were being deceived by these people who
Speaker 2: are not looking out for us. They think they're getting
Speaker 2: something out of themselves, and these low level little toadies
Speaker 2: they're nothing more than they're nothing more than shills for
Speaker 2: this whole system. I think muslim are so stupid they
Speaker 2: don't even know what they're doing. Frankly, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to sit here calling people out by name y'all to
Speaker 2: be able to know y'all, be able to tell who
Speaker 2: all these adults are by now, because they're they're more
Speaker 2: than happy to just, you know, rifle off all the
Speaker 2: talking points they've been given by their by those who
Speaker 2: are steering them. And these these kooks probably don't even
Speaker 2: realize they're being steered, that's how stupid they are. But
Speaker 2: who's dumber them or us if we believe them. That's
Speaker 2: why I'm happy to be here and be the guy
Speaker 2: that nobody likes. That's what I want to be. I
Speaker 2: don't need anybody to like me. I don't want to
Speaker 2: be liked by this stupid crowd. I feel better if
Speaker 2: I'm hated by these idiots. Go ahead and pile up
Speaker 2: a bunch of wood, tie me to it, and burn me.
Speaker 2: That's what I'd be happier to do. Then agree with
Speaker 2: you freaking morons and jump on board with your idiotic
Speaker 2: war against the woke mind virus or whether stupid bs
Speaker 2: you've been sold on today. Count me out, all right,
Speaker 2: count me out. I'm gonna read a couple of news
Speaker 2: stories here. I'm gonna try to equate it to what
Speaker 2: it is i'm saying here. Here's a good one. This
Speaker 2: was from just a couple of days ago. This is
Speaker 2: from Forbes no Less Forbes dot com, May twenty five.
Speaker 2: Title of the article Meta is recruiting former Pentagon officials
Speaker 2: as it ramps up military ambitions. The effort comes months
Speaker 2: after Meta opened up its lama AI model for military use.
Speaker 2: We'll read a little bit from this. This is by
Speaker 2: David Jans okay, let's read this. Beta is courting national
Speaker 2: security and former Pentagon officials to help sell its virtual
Speaker 2: reality and AI services to the federal government. Forbes has
Speaker 2: learned multiple former government officials said they were aware of
Speaker 2: the recruiting efforts. Meta, which recently opened up its Lama
Speaker 2: AI model for military use, has long maintained lobbyists in DC,
Speaker 2: but almost half a dozen current open roles indicate it
Speaker 2: is bolstering its efforts to secure lucrative government contracts. The
Speaker 2: company is seeking two public policy managers, including one to
Speaker 2: focus on the White House, preferably with the security clearance
Speaker 2: and previous Pentagon work, to lead our outreach to national
Speaker 2: security and foreign policy agencies within the executive branch of
Speaker 2: the US government on both policy issues and adoption of
Speaker 2: our technologies. In January, Meta hired Francis Brannan, a former
Speaker 2: Trump advisor, to lead strategic communications out of DC. Another
Speaker 2: recent hire, who, according to their LinkedIn, worked for an
Speaker 2: undisclosed federal government agency for more than a decade, posted
Speaker 2: about joining Meta to focus on its intelligence share the government,
Speaker 2: whether it's protecting national security or strengthening the platforms that
Speaker 2: billions rely on. I'm grateful for the opportunities that allow
Speaker 2: me to get back. The employee posted on LinkedIn in December,
Speaker 2: I think not to decline to come in there. I'll
Speaker 2: read a little more. The move comes amid CEO Mark
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg's ongoing charm offensive to win over the Trump administration,
Speaker 2: looking for leniency as Meta fights a federal anti trust
Speaker 2: lawsuit aiming to break it up. Okay, I do like
Speaker 2: that term charm offensive.
Speaker 4: And I again.
Speaker 2: I find it charming that the teraman to remember that one.
Speaker 2: But the charm offensive anyway, do we see what's going
Speaker 2: on here? Another one of these guys that pumped tons
Speaker 2: of money to the campaign, the Trump campaign and money
Speaker 2: at Trump throwing adulation to hand in the administration for
Speaker 2: what they're trying to off, buy them off and buy
Speaker 2: influence so that they can continue to entrench themselves as
Speaker 2: again the new operating system for a country for one,
Speaker 2: but also big Tech is continuing its ambitions to become
Speaker 2: the new military industrial complex. I've been talking about this
Speaker 2: for years now, and this is they see this as
Speaker 2: their opportunity. They see this moronic administration as something that
Speaker 2: is something that they can get in there and be
Speaker 2: malleable enough to figure out how to once again buy
Speaker 2: influence and get these wonderful government contracts that everybody wants.
Speaker 2: Everybody's all about these, so then you have it. It's
Speaker 2: more of the same, more the same from big tech.
Speaker 2: That are I and I'm confused at the moment. What's
Speaker 2: the dominant narrative in the alternative world now? Is big
Speaker 2: tech good? Is it bad? Are we supposed to love Zuckerberg?
Speaker 2: Are we supposed to hate Zuckerberg? Is he like Elon Musk?
Speaker 2: Are they going to have that UFC fight? Still? What's
Speaker 2: what's the nonsense du jour that we're supposed to just
Speaker 2: gobble up like the mindless online zombies that we are.
Speaker 2: Please don't email me and tell me. I don't want
Speaker 2: to know. I do not want to know. I'm done
Speaker 2: caring about the talking points there, other than to just
Speaker 2: continue to rail into them and call them out for
Speaker 2: the otter bs that they are. That's the little fun.
Speaker 2: Not really, but I'll do it anyway. There's another story
Speaker 2: that let's see if we can tie this into what
Speaker 2: we're trying to get across. This one is from japan
Speaker 2: Today dot com. This was from May fourth by shall
Speaker 2: You Shall You Yung Again? The title is China the
Speaker 2: New Cool? How Beijing is using pop culture to win
Speaker 2: the soft power war? Okay, here we have a soft
Speaker 2: power war with Zuckerberg. It was a charm offensive. These
Speaker 2: are real polite ways to talk about influence operations in propaganda,
Speaker 2: pr public relations. It's all the same thing. It's all
Speaker 2: information warfare to win over hearts and minds. So, okay,
Speaker 2: is China the new coal? Let's read a little bit
Speaker 2: from this Newark, New Jersey. I show Speed, a twenty
Speaker 2: year old American YouTuber and internet star, recently livestreamed hours
Speaker 2: long tours of Chinese cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, showcasing
Speaker 2: the locations to some of his nearly forty million viewers.
Speaker 2: During the March events, I show Speed, whose real name
Speaker 2: is Darren Jason Watkins Junior, marveled at friendly locals, spa
Speaker 2: in the streets, and the high speed Wi Fi available
Speaker 2: on the subway. Chinese fans mobbed him for selfie's on
Speaker 2: the Great Wall. Beijing State media rapped up the attention,
Speaker 2: with one Chinese blogger proclaiming that the American influencer had
Speaker 2: eliminated all Western propaganda about China in the eyes of
Speaker 2: a new generation. I show speeds YouTube pages. A YouTube
Speaker 2: page attests to this assessment. China is so underrated WTF,
Speaker 2: reads one top comment. After watching this video, I realized
Speaker 2: how my previous views on China were reads another drama offensive.
Speaker 2: The providence of such comments isn't clear. Nonetheless, to someone
Speaker 2: who researches the use of Chinese soft power, I find
Speaker 2: the spectacle of a young American burnishing China's image to
Speaker 2: Western audience is hugely significant. It provides an example of
Speaker 2: how soft power norms have been upended in recent years,
Speaker 2: and how China appears to be having some success in
Speaker 2: winning over to global youth. Okay, I think that's enough
Speaker 2: of this. Look I saw this I Show Speed thing.
Speaker 2: My kid, my son, was watching these videos, and I
Speaker 2: was like, I was trying to be nice. I'm like, look,
Speaker 2: I wasn't talking because I don't even dislike this is
Speaker 2: show speed guy. I mean, he's doing this thing. He's
Speaker 2: got a YouTube channel, he's succeeding. He's just you know,
Speaker 2: he's making entity. Man, that's fine, and he's an entertaining eye.
Speaker 2: It's an entertained I entertaining video. So that's a whole
Speaker 2: lot of whatever, but these videos, it's if you can't
Speaker 2: tell what this is, I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 2: what to tell you. I mean, clearly, this is an operation.
Speaker 2: That is, if it's not completely funded by the Chinese
Speaker 2: Communist Party, it's at least somehow spurred on by them.
Speaker 2: And yes, it is part of a very directed campaign
Speaker 2: of once again trauma offensive to make China look good,
Speaker 2: mostly in the eyes of the younger generations. Those who
Speaker 2: know who I show speed is? Do you know who
Speaker 2: I show speed is? What's your age? If you're an
Speaker 2: old man like me, you probably have no idea who
Speaker 2: is unless you have kids or grandkids and you see
Speaker 2: what they watch on online on YouTube. If you don't,
Speaker 2: you're old and you're disconnected, and you're whining about the
Speaker 2: woke mob, the woke mob that isn't even real, and
Speaker 2: for some reason you're you're interested in that, when if
Speaker 2: you had half a brain cell you would understand what's
Speaker 2: going on. You are complain about China. I know you do, well,
Speaker 2: how about this? How about the fact that they are
Speaker 2: successfully crafting propaganda online? And do you know how they're
Speaker 2: getting away? Do you know do you know a big
Speaker 2: selling one for us? Curity for us, you think you
Speaker 2: have what it takes to hear the truth. Part of
Speaker 2: the way that this works is that the United States
Speaker 2: and it's current regime is not only stupid, it's not
Speaker 2: only tyrannical, but it's also old and lame. Like you,
Speaker 2: do you think the kids care about the old man
Speaker 2: crapping his pants and acting like God's gift to business
Speaker 2: and to American government and to the world. Really, do
Speaker 2: you think the kids care about him? Some kids have
Speaker 2: been brainwashed a little bit, but for the most part,
Speaker 2: kids care about what I show Speed is doing. And
Speaker 2: if he's on the streets of China and it's looking
Speaker 2: good over there, they're going to take that to heart. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is not the only piece of Chinese propaganda, and
Speaker 2: I would once again it's their little charm offensive, it's
Speaker 2: their soft power. Now, what's happening simultaneously that our administration
Speaker 2: is doing Voice of America, which I'm not here to
Speaker 2: condone or prop up or say is a wonderful thing,
Speaker 2: but that was recently cut by this administration. And that's
Speaker 2: an interesting thing to see done by the American establishment
Speaker 2: to grow fully cut something that is seen as one
Speaker 2: of your main conduits of soft power abroad and just
Speaker 2: to do that because they're part of what the deep
Speaker 2: state or whatever. They're part of the media that's against him,
Speaker 2: and the new seventy six freedom liberty fighters that are
Speaker 2: coming to save our country because they're part of NPR,
Speaker 2: and the liberal woke mob virus that's infected with COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen in China that's taken over the country. It had
Speaker 2: to be done away with. That's just kind of interesting
Speaker 2: to see that happening. At the same time that China
Speaker 2: is clearly doing this, doing what crafting international propaganda to
Speaker 2: make them look like a good alternative to who to
Speaker 2: us US that's how you spell us. The US isn't
Speaker 2: looking so great out there to a lot of people.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, again, I'm in the US, so I can
Speaker 2: only kind of guess. I'm thinking we're not looking too good.
Speaker 2: And you better believe that China wants to be the rational, sane, sanitary,
Speaker 2: and better option to partner with on the international stage
Speaker 2: than what a bunch of freaking maniac fascists that folk
Speaker 2: tariffs on anything you're trying to import into the country.
Speaker 2: I mean, what do you think we're doing here? Do
Speaker 2: you think China is upset about the tariffs or do
Speaker 2: you think that they play into what it is that
Speaker 2: they're actually doing. I don't think that they're upset by it.
Speaker 2: I think they probably like them. I think it's all
Speaker 2: part of this larger picture. Okay, So I know you
Speaker 2: love complaining about China. There you go, complain about how
Speaker 2: they're apagandizing the youth generation alpha jen alpha to a
Speaker 2: lesser extent gen z. And this article that I was
Speaker 2: reading from didn't mention TikTok as another conduit of Chinese
Speaker 2: sub power, which is true. It's true. Yes, these things
Speaker 2: are happening. I absolutely think that's true. Hey, I like
Speaker 2: to complain about China too, so give me cool points.
Speaker 2: Or do I have to complain about the woke mob
Speaker 2: in addition to hating China? Do I have to follow
Speaker 2: every rule that's been put in place for us as
Speaker 2: alternative thinking people? Do I have to think the way
Speaker 2: that I've been told to? Otherwise I'm not I'm no good,
Speaker 2: not interested, not interested in that. Once again, an attempt
Speaker 2: is being made to point out the fact that so
Speaker 2: much countercultural, anti establishment, confrontational information that's supposed to speak
Speaker 2: truth to power it's being sold to us as speaking
Speaker 2: truth to power is merely the voice of the new power.
Speaker 2: It's being used as their It's being used to their
Speaker 2: ends by getting us to believe a certain set of ideas,
Speaker 2: to obfuscate so much, to get us thinking in certain directions,
Speaker 2: to get us fighting the wrong people, and getting us
Speaker 2: to never see the actual truth of what's going on.
Speaker 2: Because Doors is all about efficiency, right in a sense,
Speaker 2: that statement is somewhat true, which I think deserves to
Speaker 2: be looked at for a second. So Doors getting rid
Speaker 2: of inefficiency in government, that is true in the same
Speaker 2: way that all of these Silicon Valley projects are about efficiency. Yes,
Speaker 2: they want to make an efficient US government and system
Speaker 2: socioeconomic control system that is efficient, and it's operated by
Speaker 2: their systems, and they get to own and operate the
Speaker 2: systems that control everything and everyone, and they get to
Speaker 2: profit off of all of this. And so when they
Speaker 2: say they're making everything efficient, and they're giving you all
Speaker 2: of these reasons that they're just destroying the federal apparatus
Speaker 2: as we know it, they're somewhat telling the truth, but
Speaker 2: they won't tell you that the whole truth is that
Speaker 2: they're just putting in place their technological control system that
Speaker 2: they will own and operate so that they can control
Speaker 2: all of us from behind the scenes, while continuing to
Speaker 2: tell us that something else is the problem, and they
Speaker 2: will keep instructing us as to how to continue railing
Speaker 2: against the system. And somehow they're brazen enough to go
Speaker 2: on these podcasts as guests and spout off a bunch
Speaker 2: of crap that they think you want to hear, and
Speaker 2: shame on you if you do want to hear this
Speaker 2: stupid junk that these losers are saying on Joe Rogan's podcast,
Speaker 2: Shame on us, Mark Andresen going around deep banking every
Speaker 2: I've been deep banked. Can you believe it? I'm struggling
Speaker 2: over here. I just got deep banked by the damn government.
Speaker 2: We need to get rid of it. If we need
Speaker 2: a libertarian utopia, they're libertarying utopia is what they're setting
Speaker 2: up with. Does their control system, their technocofty control system
Speaker 2: that will control you. It will completely surveil every aspect
Speaker 2: of every second of your life. You like that? That
Speaker 2: what you're into? I hope so, because it's what we
Speaker 2: all signed up for, whether we know it or not.
Speaker 2: This is their world now, and they will continue to
Speaker 2: seek out every possible government contract that they absolutely can.
Speaker 2: It's funny that the genesis of these companies was the
Speaker 2: same thing, like with Palanteer. It was started up as
Speaker 2: one of these covert government projects. Became this uh financial juggernaut,
Speaker 2: this corporate juggernaut that does exist for its own ends
Speaker 2: as well, now in the corporate sense, for the shareholders.
Speaker 2: Alex Karp, the CEO of course, the you know, all
Speaker 2: those guys. So it's it's giving them everything they want.
Speaker 2: But it was put in place by the government and
Speaker 2: now it's just wanting to become the entire government. Interesting
Speaker 2: how that all works out, But whatever, whatever, just keep
Speaker 2: being Charles Manson and Helter skeltering all over Twitter x
Speaker 2: or probably on Facebook. That's stupid platform. That's the important
Speaker 2: thing to do. Time to go after all of the
Speaker 2: immigrants that are in control of everything. They're really pulling
Speaker 2: all those levers, and we got to deport everybody. That's
Speaker 2: the problem, big problem, real scared. Oh boy. So I'm
Speaker 2: not going to apologize for anything. I feel good about
Speaker 2: this whole thing. I feel good about being a complete misfit.
Speaker 2: Certain things that very few people want to hear I
Speaker 2: feel it makes me feel good. It makes me feel good.
Speaker 2: I don't know if anything will come with it, probably not,
Speaker 2: because so few people probably do want to hear this.
Speaker 2: That's fine. I don't know. It's I don't know exactly
Speaker 2: where we're going other than this, going back to that
Speaker 2: alchemical theme of the destruction of everything that we know.
Speaker 2: Our country, our psyche, our ethical compass, our political systems,
Speaker 2: everything that we knew is now being destroyed. It might
Speaker 2: have been a good thing to do that, but we're
Speaker 2: past the point of it being good at all. It
Speaker 2: has been. This whole thing has been weaponized against us
Speaker 2: and the reconstituted system that will be born out of
Speaker 2: this alchemical project, who is not intended to be ours.
Speaker 2: It's intended to control us even further than we already
Speaker 2: have been, and it's doing so digitally. It's an advanced
Speaker 2: analytics system that has real time keeps real time data
Speaker 2: points on us, and there's how to keep us content, happy, distracted,
Speaker 2: and looking the wrong way all the time. It's going
Speaker 2: to take a large amount of spiritual and intellectual resistance
Speaker 2: to first see this thing for what it is, because
Speaker 2: it's not that fancy and high fulting. Really, it's just
Speaker 2: a stupid machine that's running as it runs, and it
Speaker 2: does what it does. We can simply understand this machine
Speaker 2: for what it is when we can do something about it.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's that complicated. We don't need to
Speaker 2: overcomplicate it. We don't need to be run in fear
Speaker 2: of this technological monolith, the eye of souron which I'm
Speaker 2: sure mister Pallanteer himself is probably believes he's holding the ring,
Speaker 2: and that he probably enjoys that. I'm not saying for
Speaker 2: any of us to throw the ring back into the
Speaker 2: fires of Mordor, but geez, can we at least get
Speaker 2: to the point where we understand that we're not in
Speaker 2: the shire anymore here and what's actually happening, Snap out
Speaker 2: of things and come to our senses for once, not
Speaker 2: the way that we have been told to. We're not
Speaker 2: red pilling anything, So are the pills in the trash? Right?
Speaker 2: We need to take a pill to do this. We
Speaker 2: just need to use our own minds. If there's any
Speaker 2: of that left. I think I think it's possible at
Speaker 2: least for somebody, not everybody. So it's not for everybody,
Speaker 2: and that's okay. So with that, thank you for listening
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Speaker 16: A birth these crazy phone call and we're trying to
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Speaker 2: Don't even know what you're doing on it is? So
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Speaker 16: That's why I got the man over then the other
Speaker 16: side that knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: That's true, it's true. Yeah, it is true. I know.
Speaker 2: I mean that's okay, But what is what's his problem here?
Speaker 4: What do you want me to tell you?
Speaker 16: I want you to you we do not want to
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Speaker 2: Oh, I can't say it.
Speaker 16: No, because it's over. We don't have to use that.
Speaker 16: It's like, I don't understand you. So this is a
Speaker 16: case of he whose name shall not be uttered? Right,
Speaker 16: it's like that, Yeah, okay, money gotta drink tonight. I
Speaker 16: don't know about to drink, but you got to call her?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, boome On, that's who he is? This collar
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's all right, caller, you are alive?
Speaker 2: Uncle? Is this who I think it is? It sounds
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Speaker 3: No, no, it's not no no.
Speaker 16: It's the guy that we need to get to listen
Speaker 16: on the phone that he calls me on a text.
Speaker 2: A guy we never get to listen. Hell, Elena, No
Speaker 2: one that goes on the text. Is this the man
Speaker 2: that goes on the text? Is that who's talking to us?
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's no, No, I don't I
Speaker 3: don't text. I need some YouTube comments once in a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is this is this rattle can? Is this
Speaker 2: rattle can? It is? That's me? Hey, what's up? I
Speaker 2: saw you in the chat? Man, it's great to have you.
Speaker 2: Thanks for calling. I saw your canon Bill, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: saw his comment on one of your YouTube shorts oday with
Speaker 2: someone else. Yeah. Yeah, you did call me in a
Speaker 2: while ago. You got a drink a.
Speaker 3: Long time ago, three plus years ago, the last time
Speaker 3: I talked to.
Speaker 2: You, guys, I do remember that. Yeah, it's holy moonly
Speaker 2: that's quite a while. He has returned, n' like you will.
Speaker 2: You've been I should.
Speaker 3: Say, where have I been? I'm up north from you, guys.
Speaker 3: I'm not quite like Robin North, but I'm in Washington State,
Speaker 3: up by Seattle.
Speaker 2: Oh right, that's right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's come back
Speaker 2: to me. Now, that's right. I see. It's like seeing
Speaker 2: an old friend again. Why did you hear what I
Speaker 2: I'm doing? Now? I got a new do you do that?
Speaker 2: I got a new tik tak? You got the ticktack.
Speaker 4: I know I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not on TikTok. I don't have a ticktack.
Speaker 16: No, no, no, no, I wait a minute, dude, Wait
Speaker 16: a minute, dude, Mike count speech tick tack?
Speaker 2: You guys get you know tik tak.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been following your YouTube shorts because I'm a
Speaker 3: religious YouTube guy.
Speaker 16: So we're sure the short time and on the YouTube
Speaker 16: on the tic TAC. Also he's supposed surety kick here.
Speaker 16: We're supposed to put him on the show tonight. If
Speaker 16: he did, I don't know yet.
Speaker 2: But you know I did it wrong, right, I know?
Speaker 16: Because if you know what's his name, uh, the guy
Speaker 16: from north of you, Robin wants to know about these
Speaker 16: and then and that's what I'm why I'm telling him
Speaker 16: to you better have him one tonight.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 7: You got to get the whole That was the thing
Speaker 7: was I thought the whole crew was supposed to be because,
Speaker 7: like I said, you're getting me really close to what
Speaker 7: and the naked attack. But I've been listening to you know,
Speaker 7: I'm hoping.
Speaker 3: That, like you know, Robin and Jimmy Jams and BP,
Speaker 3: all those guys should be following.
Speaker 2: You by now.
Speaker 16: Oh, Jimmy James. I don't know Jimmy Jaane is, but
Speaker 16: I know what his name is. You know What's interesting
Speaker 16: When I couldn't think, you know, and then I thought,
Speaker 16: you you know, uh no, the guy from uh.
Speaker 2: They tell you, oh you thought this was cooly? Cooly? Wow,
Speaker 2: he thought you were COOLi I thought that the voice,
Speaker 2: the voice saying like no, no, no, the voice a voice.
Speaker 2: The voice sounds like COOLi but let me tell you,
Speaker 2: he's following me now cool additional five point zero life
Speaker 2: in church. It's all about the rule. The voice.
Speaker 16: The voice seems the same. That's why I was confused.
Speaker 2: The really well, it's the voint. You know what's interesting, Uncle,
Speaker 2: is that Ronald can't collective is in the same boat
Speaker 2: as Robin what he's doing.
Speaker 4: I'm completely confused myself.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I know, okay, so explain for everybody.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you better start, so I can't because to me
Speaker 16: it's clear I don't know, so are little confused.
Speaker 2: It's exciting. I have Rattlecan on the phone. But what
Speaker 2: he's doing is he's been following your YouTube channel, And
Speaker 2: what I've been doing with the YouTube channel is taking
Speaker 2: your tic tak videos, a select few of them, and
Speaker 2: reposting them to YouTube. They get posted as YouTube shorts,
Speaker 2: so that way the people who are on our YouTube
Speaker 2: see the same content from TikTok. They see it after
Speaker 2: the fact, but the same videos, and it's sort of
Speaker 2: like hand picked ones. I don't take all of them,
Speaker 2: but I repost them. Metube.
Speaker 16: That's all I kid, we just take a few of them,
Speaker 16: so it seems to be working. Oh okay, that's what
Speaker 16: we got.
Speaker 2: That sup tonight.
Speaker 3: Because of them, and so thank you for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Well, I had to understand what K was talking about.
Speaker 16: I couldn't understand what this guy was doing.
Speaker 2: It's hard.
Speaker 16: To know what I already want to know what my
Speaker 16: stuff doing, and I gotta know what he's doing here
Speaker 16: at the time.
Speaker 2: Mind blowing.
Speaker 16: I don't know half the time, even half even have
Speaker 16: chucked confused.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I was confused. He was confused. Everybody was excused.
Speaker 2: But you shock. Are you up to speed now?
Speaker 4: And I think I got it?
Speaker 2: I think I got it. Okay, cool, See you've explained
Speaker 2: the situation to me. I can't be happier. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: because we couldn't understand it at the time. We were
Speaker 2: trying to figure it out. So what you're trying to say, uncle,
Speaker 2: is that sometimes sometimes I know what I'm doing, sometimes
Speaker 2: not all the time. But I was confused tonight. That
Speaker 2: barely happened. Yeah hardly, that's not that hardly ever happened.
Speaker 2: But I thought I gotta be other But he did
Speaker 2: with the moon. But I know what's what's that.
Speaker 3: I thought I thought we were crystal clear. I didn't
Speaker 3: think I didn't think that was too hard to figure out.
Speaker 3: I thought I thought we were crystal ma'am.
Speaker 16: You might have been, and he might have been, but
Speaker 16: I wasn't crystal clear because I couldn't understand.
Speaker 2: What he's doing. You got more tell me what's going on?
Speaker 4: I got you. I'm trying. You got more phone calls,
Speaker 4: by the way.
Speaker 16: Right, hold on, hold on there in just a moment,
Speaker 16: let's get some more calls.
Speaker 4: You want me to just Adam in or you want
Speaker 4: me to put.
Speaker 2: Adam all in? What there?
Speaker 4: Okay, well here's the first one. Okay, you're alive.
Speaker 2: There's the guy just talking about Coolly.
Speaker 16: That's the north man that's got the other guy that
Speaker 16: was him that was just talking to.
Speaker 19: He's north of him, Robin, you're always.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you're north of the guy that that's on the
Speaker 16: line right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I think you got that. I'm south of
Speaker 2: I don't know what's south.
Speaker 4: No, I don't know Robin is north of the guy
Speaker 4: in Washington.
Speaker 2: Then right, that's when I.
Speaker 3: Say that's all I see? Right, Yeah, well it depends
Speaker 3: on where in Washington. Be honest, with you because I'm
Speaker 3: actually south of the border.
Speaker 2: In thank Victoriosy. You don't need to know. Kick, now,
Speaker 2: listen to this guy. You don't even know. This is
Speaker 2: what we are having a discussion about.
Speaker 4: Jesus, it's about to get a stranger.
Speaker 3: Here's another boiler. Okay, Oh boy, I didn't want.
Speaker 20: To say that color. Oh yeah, uh, me and my
Speaker 20: whole comaniacs are here and we just wanted that to
Speaker 20: every day.
Speaker 19: Brother.
Speaker 2: My best man is on it right now. We need spectator.
Speaker 2: He knows, Yes, that's the man. That's the man I
Speaker 2: want to talk to.
Speaker 16: Hey, oh yeah, what do you think about all this
Speaker 16: smiths we had here this morning, this starting year, the
Speaker 16: start of this guy.
Speaker 20: Gain und I'm absolutely confidently, uh, totally confused. I don't
Speaker 20: I don't know what.
Speaker 16: Join me, join me, join me because I was to
Speaker 16: now we got.
Speaker 2: So it's a year. Sounds like somebody's not our problem
Speaker 2: here today. Where's this buddy coming from?
Speaker 4: I can't talk long.
Speaker 3: I gotta got I gotta get I gotta get going.
Speaker 2: But I just thought i'd let you guys know that
Speaker 2: I got my one dollar from head there.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, nice.
Speaker 19: Okay, so we'll wait a minute let me uh, let
Speaker 19: me part, and did I get I didn't get it.
Speaker 2: Robin just did. Robin just did Robin hood I did.
Speaker 4: So it's on its way.
Speaker 2: I didn't get I wanted. I don't think I got it.
Speaker 21: I got Danny, I got beds and coolly will I
Speaker 21: will see, well it will.
Speaker 2: It is in the mail. The check is in the mail, right,
Speaker 2: I mean all waiting on? Cool? Does everybody drink?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: You're gone by, he's gone. Yeah, he's got to go. Whoa,
Speaker 2: that's pretty choy. No, you don't have a drink. He's
Speaker 2: just giving us the update on the money from it.
Speaker 2: So that sounds good money from it? Yes? What is it?
Speaker 2: It's in, It's in. Everything's good. Everything said uncle. Should
Speaker 2: we tell everybody about We're gonna do a beer with
Speaker 2: you tonight. I'm getting this big view, but I want
Speaker 2: to make sure. But he's got a drink? Has everybody
Speaker 2: got a drink? Let's go to the cars. Let's go
Speaker 2: back to rattle Can, rattle Can. Are you drinking any
Speaker 2: drink right now? Uh?
Speaker 3: I am so currently off of the alcohol. But I
Speaker 3: am having myself.
Speaker 2: A mountain too.
Speaker 3: Boo, no mountain go Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: No, no, what, no, No, it's not it's not. What's
Speaker 2: just name? Wait? What do you have over there? Over there?
Speaker 3: I am drinking a sparkling lemon water.
Speaker 2: Oh I like it? Okay, cool, So keep drinking that.
Speaker 4: Dam about the mountain new Man, Yeah, sparkling lemon water.
Speaker 2: Later on the show, we're gonna ask you to give
Speaker 2: a review of your lemon water, and I scale in
Speaker 2: the tents. Stick around and be prepared to give that review. Now,
Speaker 2: let's all who else is can? Are you drinking anything
Speaker 2: at the moment?
Speaker 20: Yes, I'm drinking my cold cold Nike away Waldrop.
Speaker 16: Oh okay, cool and relaxing.
Speaker 20: It's so nice. By the way, the former, the former
Speaker 20: drivel of Minnesota, he's over there. What are you drinking
Speaker 20: over there?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 20: I'm drinking a bloody Mary down in the bar hall.
Speaker 2: You've got a number count on that. There we go. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: when you're when you're ready, Now, uncle, I got to
Speaker 2: do a rules check on you post checking on a
Speaker 2: You're gonna be a news check. I'm just like that
Speaker 2: mo man on Obama Hama this guy. Okay, So so
Speaker 2: with with what you're telling go with the only rule
Speaker 2: is that there are no rules tonight, right, no tonight
Speaker 2: on my show. Okay, your show maybe, but not my show.
Speaker 2: It goes flying up because it's Friday night.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: With that in mind, I'm just gonna throw out what
Speaker 2: I had in mind. There are no rules, so forget it.
Speaker 2: All I'm gonna do is, uh, show everybody what I
Speaker 2: drink is that we're gonna be going well dreing this thing.
Speaker 2: What is it? Tell them what it is? Uncle? Is
Speaker 2: it a beer? It's a beer. It's uh, it might
Speaker 2: be from the Baja. Actually it might be a drink them.
Speaker 2: So what it is is this is Pacific Co. Is
Speaker 2: it Baja? It's it's last serves Pacific CO. I do
Speaker 2: remember them doing a media advertising campaign where it's just
Speaker 2: surfers from California that go down to Mexico to surf
Speaker 2: and they find this beer and they bring it back
Speaker 2: to California, like, look what we got we were surf
Speaker 2: in Mexico. Bruh. So that sounds like the Baja to me.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I love your surfer impression. That's great.
Speaker 2: About here is that the Baja is that Baja Jesse.
Speaker 2: It's just drink. That's what we know.
Speaker 20: As far as I know, I don't know anyone better.
Speaker 16: There you go, It's officialnpen this thing.
Speaker 2: Let's open up our Pacific call, let the.
Speaker 4: Go as they listened to us in Canada, Germany and
Speaker 4: UK as we're speaking and all across the USA. Just
Speaker 4: letting you know about that.
Speaker 2: I'll also mentioned about Pacific Co and this dovetails for
Speaker 2: breaking all the rules because I've definitely drank this beer,
Speaker 2: so I know that usually we do new beers that
Speaker 2: we haven't had before, but I've had this and it's
Speaker 2: one of my favorite of the Mexican beers.
Speaker 16: I just want to know, is no. I just want
Speaker 16: to know how high you go on these things. That's
Speaker 16: the reason I open them up, because I want to
Speaker 16: know do you go over ten or do you go
Speaker 16: to below ten?
Speaker 2: I just want to know what is your help?
Speaker 16: This the whole time, Uncle, to find all the mid
Speaker 16: purpose for you to know what the numbers you always give?
Speaker 2: What would I end up writing, pa if it go okay? Okay?
Speaker 2: And then we'll find out before the show's over.
Speaker 16: I know, I know, before the show's over, we're gonna
Speaker 16: rent these drinks and what everybody else is drinking, they
Speaker 16: can win those too.
Speaker 2: It will be revealed. Yeah, so thank you everybody for
Speaker 2: being here once again. If you're listening and you want
Speaker 2: to call, you can join us. Join the other cars
Speaker 2: here three to nine, five two seven, five zero one six.
Speaker 2: You'll be on the line with Uncle, with everybody else
Speaker 2: that's here. You'll join the show. Great to have you.
Speaker 2: What you got over there? Uncle? You got a bag? Huh?
Speaker 2: What this is? That's exciting?
Speaker 16: Missus kite sidekick, Only you've got some kind of black bag.
Speaker 2: Some kind of business is happening there. Well, what do
Speaker 2: we got to talk about tonight for you? Anybody? Uh?
Speaker 4: You got missus sidekick?
Speaker 2: You got the beer?
Speaker 4: You got things going on? Missus sidekick coming in to
Speaker 4: wrangle the dogs? Or what what's happening?
Speaker 2: No, she's he's not even here.
Speaker 16: She's not a she's downstairs with the neighbor across the
Speaker 16: street talking.
Speaker 4: Well, Uncle starts talking about her. I figured she must
Speaker 4: be in the room. Well okay, no.
Speaker 2: Just remnants of things that she left in here, just memories,
Speaker 2: sweet sweet memories. So I'm not sure who knows or
Speaker 2: if anybody does, but our podcast space is kind of
Speaker 2: like the home office, sort of extra bedroom slash podcast areas.
Speaker 2: But we were stinking.
Speaker 4: At least you guys got out of the closet. That
Speaker 4: closet space was a little rough.
Speaker 2: We pad it out, made it out.
Speaker 16: I was thinking, if there is an extra room in
Speaker 16: the house, that's what this is.
Speaker 2: That's what this is, the extra room. This is the
Speaker 2: line of what happened. That's set up.
Speaker 4: You had in the garage when your dad came to visit.
Speaker 4: What happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's well. You know what, when my dad
Speaker 2: was here, we had it in the living room. That
Speaker 2: was the that was the garage.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm sorry I missed.
Speaker 2: We did. The only time we set up in the
Speaker 2: garage is when we had the party people people we
Speaker 2: recorded podcast with that. That's the only time we set
Speaker 2: up in the garage. That's right, we had that. You know.
Speaker 16: I was thinking we could do that, but it but
Speaker 16: but it's.
Speaker 2: Too close to quarters. Okay, good dude. We'll see in
Speaker 2: the future, maybe set up a bigger studio or one word,
Speaker 2: well that's what I'm talking about in studio guests. We'll see,
Speaker 2: we'll see. But for analysis, working pretty good. We're teams
Speaker 2: in it. We're teamsters. We love it.
Speaker 4: The teams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't it roach This is working.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not liking it, but we're getting it to work,
Speaker 4: so it's okay.
Speaker 2: At least we know somebody that didn't like it. It's good.
Speaker 4: Look as long as I can produce the show, I'm happy.
Speaker 4: But there was a weirdness going on earlier, so we
Speaker 4: got it.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 4: It seems like we got it.
Speaker 2: No problem.
Speaker 19: Taking care of brother, Okay, well we have to talk
Speaker 19: about it.
Speaker 2: What's going on, Ken, what's going on? It's going dwit diviction. Bro.
Speaker 20: I'm enjoying my cold, cold cold Nickelo Vulture, and I'm
Speaker 20: enjoying the show.
Speaker 2: And I've got my old man.
Speaker 20: He's in the hospital and uh he's almost ninety.
Speaker 2: He will be.
Speaker 3: Ninety five noon years.
Speaker 2: Think about that.
Speaker 20: But he's al like it's the stomach thing. He should
Speaker 20: be out in a couple of days. So the checking
Speaker 20: out him everything curious to everybody. Keep the good vibes
Speaker 20: and prayers and all that good stuff. Uh, not only
Speaker 20: for me and my family, but for everybody's family. I'm
Speaker 20: We're all family.
Speaker 2: So so I'm.
Speaker 20: Just I took tonight off because let schedule change what
Speaker 20: was going to happen. So it was actually just fine
Speaker 20: because it gave me a reason to drink some of
Speaker 20: these cold cold nickel boltros and come on the Uncle
Speaker 20: Show and bring some of our friends that we you know,
Speaker 20: I like to show up, you know, like the like
Speaker 20: cold with all of them. So here I am there.
Speaker 2: You go, all right going? Is that the guy the
Speaker 2: one that the beer? Why don't we ask him?
Speaker 16: Are you the one that had that drink beer that
Speaker 16: that I went? I had my birthday putty and went
Speaker 16: to a bread place.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is yes. So what we did is I
Speaker 2: know what you're talking about now, So okay, So here's
Speaker 2: what happened. Ken. You were on the show previously, you
Speaker 2: were mentioning it. You're having Michelobultra. So when we went
Speaker 2: out to a birthday dinner, I took him to the
Speaker 2: is it the Cajun shrimp boiled place, and they have
Speaker 2: different draft beers. Michelobulture was one, and I suggested they
Speaker 2: get it. So Uncle drank michelob Ultra there because he
Speaker 2: wanted to know the drink that you had. So that's
Speaker 2: what happened. Yeah, that's so that's what you had, right,
Speaker 2: you know what I read it.
Speaker 20: That's what I normally drink.
Speaker 4: So what'd you rate it out?
Speaker 16: Uncle over the top, A very good one. You got
Speaker 16: a good one there, you go.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's smooth. It's cold and smooth, and the thing
Speaker 20: about it for me is that is low carbs and everything,
Speaker 20: and it doesn't tear me up at you know, I'm
Speaker 20: fifty four now and I've been partying like a rock
Speaker 20: star all my life, and it spares me the pain
Speaker 20: that I could have from other beers. The next morning.
Speaker 3: It's just smooth.
Speaker 20: And then the hangovers are bad. And that's what really
Speaker 20: gives me, because you drink a case of that and
Speaker 20: then of anything, you're going to be having a hangover.
Speaker 20: But that's the weakest hangover there is. And it's and
Speaker 20: it's actually more like it's more healthy beer. That's the
Speaker 20: way I look at It's healthier beer. And so it's
Speaker 20: cold and get it.
Speaker 3: I make a little ultra So yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm actually afraid to get a hangover.
Speaker 2: Ken.
Speaker 4: You know why, I've never had one?
Speaker 2: Whoa not my whole life.
Speaker 20: But you never powdered them back with me back in
Speaker 20: the day, because you would have had.
Speaker 4: Some Listen, I used to drink three cases of beer.
Speaker 4: I would drink till I couldn't stand up. I'd throw
Speaker 4: up on myself and everything wake up the next day.
Speaker 4: Never had a hangover, never. Never. I don't know why.
Speaker 20: When you're younger, a teaser just recover and just get
Speaker 20: up and go and drink again. Sometimes they're a dog
Speaker 20: or whatever. But well, yeah, in your old age, man,
Speaker 20: you get you start pounding them and you get a hangover.
Speaker 3: Well from my singing day all day easily.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I'm like one year older younger than you.
Speaker 4: I forget which, but either way, and I'll tell you
Speaker 4: the funny thing is from my teens into my forties
Speaker 4: hangover ever, that's wild. Yeah, I don't know why.
Speaker 20: I'm just finding I never got a whole lot of
Speaker 20: hangovers myself, and I believe I partied hard over times.
Speaker 20: And uh, but what I did when I did get them,
Speaker 20: they you know sometimes they like totally just kicked my
Speaker 20: rump and uh. And then the older I got, like
Speaker 20: I'd figured out how to maneuver, like better light beer,
Speaker 20: drink bless you know, drink more light beer if you're gonna,
Speaker 20: you know, make a big wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See, every night out of drinking all drink.
Speaker 20: The heavy you know, hide a can or anything like that,
Speaker 20: especially liquor.
Speaker 4: Everybody else I knew would.
Speaker 3: Say of ultras like the easiest, okay.
Speaker 4: Everybody else I knew would like strategize, Oh, I got
Speaker 4: to drink cors like because course light won't give me
Speaker 4: a headache, and you know, blah blah blah and all
Speaker 4: this different stuff. They would tell me, oh, look, I
Speaker 4: got to take three aspirns and I gotta have a
Speaker 4: glass of water. And they would do all this different
Speaker 4: stuff trying to avoid the hangovers. Every guy I ever
Speaker 4: hung out with except not me. I never had the problem.
Speaker 4: I could never understand it. It's like, what what do
Speaker 4: you mean to wake up? All of them?
Speaker 2: You wake up like this?
Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody except you jerk.
Speaker 3: You know, irat too.
Speaker 20: That's that makes a lot, you know. I drink a
Speaker 20: lot of water before I start drinking. Dude, the iety
Speaker 20: when you get.
Speaker 4: Mostly so like for me, it's just like a glass
Speaker 4: of water at some point, a nice big glass of water.
Speaker 4: I wake up next day. The worst thing that ever
Speaker 4: happened to me is like a bad taste in my mouth.
Speaker 4: That was like the close. I'm like, is that a hangover?
Speaker 4: They're like, no, I'm like, well, because.
Speaker 2: I never I didn't get one ever, I don't know.
Speaker 20: It's just the only third out or afford them.
Speaker 3: Like I say, w runs all the water eating before
Speaker 3: you go to glass.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody's everybody's got a different strategy, right. It's like, oh,
Speaker 4: I gotta eat food, I hold the whole glass of water.
Speaker 4: I gotta have three aspirins. I gotta take two baby
Speaker 4: aspens and then I wait a while and take a
Speaker 4: tile and all whatever it is, right, or I got
Speaker 4: to sleep on my left side, not my right side,
Speaker 4: because I sleep on my right side. Everybody's got strategies
Speaker 4: to avoid these things except me. And I'm just saying
Speaker 4: it's just been a weird anomaly in my life. Anyway.
Speaker 2: I just gave all the way ever I met.
Speaker 20: Well, we're gonna slam some Jack Daniels or whatever and
Speaker 20: the next day and then cry about our age.
Speaker 4: It sounds good because the worst wrecked drunk I ever
Speaker 4: got in my life. I think I was on my
Speaker 4: twenty first birthday and somebody sat down a pitcher and
Speaker 4: said this is called red death, and I said, okay,
Speaker 4: you know, and uh it was like I forget what
Speaker 4: Its a Harvey wallbanger and a comic coze mixed together.
Speaker 4: I think that's what it is.
Speaker 2: In a picture, in a picture, a picture, yeah, picture size.
Speaker 4: And they were just like, yeah, you're finishing that picture.
Speaker 4: Plus it's nickel beer night here at the past Lane.
Speaker 4: So they used to have always little cups and they
Speaker 4: pour out, you know, you get here's here's my dollar,
Speaker 4: give me twenty little beers and you line them up
Speaker 4: on the bar. And so he's drinking shot glasses of beer.
Speaker 4: So I'm sitting there slamming like five dollars worth of
Speaker 4: nickel Beer's a picture and a half of Red Death.
Speaker 4: And then the next thing I'm doing, I know, is
Speaker 4: I'm doing shots off of the Yegermeister girls cleavage. And
Speaker 4: you know what, I was wrecked. I couldn't walk out
Speaker 4: of that place, but still no hangover. They had to
Speaker 4: carry me out.
Speaker 16: I could picture him doing that, see that. I could
Speaker 16: picture Chuck having that problem. Ufice was in the days.
Speaker 2: I was doing things like that you did in the day. Now,
Speaker 2: well the worst part of the West back.
Speaker 4: My band goes, oh you're turning twenty one, we got
Speaker 4: to take you out. And that's how that's that night started.
Speaker 4: And it was. It just so happened. It was nickel
Speaker 4: beer night at the Fast Lads in Asbury Park, So
Speaker 4: there you go. Anyway, I figured i'd throw that in
Speaker 4: while you guys sip and test your beer, and that
Speaker 4: way you got plenty of time to work with it.
Speaker 4: Everybody's got time to drink, to drink, and I told
Speaker 4: the story, so they go, I'm gonna shut up now,
Speaker 4: uh bottle, Can you ever get a hangover?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I got to give a big salute to Chuck because
Speaker 3: that is some absolute savagery. I've never heard of anybody
Speaker 3: in my life that has never had a hangover, So salute.
Speaker 2: To you, buddy.
Speaker 3: That's that's incredible. Yeah, it was getting bad. I'm almost shoot.
Speaker 3: I'll be thirty six this year, and that's funny.
Speaker 16: Yeah now yeah, yeah yeah, young yeah, young dude.
Speaker 2: To me, you're a young dude. That's still young. You're right.
Speaker 3: But I'm trying to listen. I'm getting ahead of the
Speaker 3: game here because the hangovers that I experience already are
Speaker 3: debilitating and I don't like them anymore. So I'm just
Speaker 3: not freaking work.
Speaker 2: See, that's the thing.
Speaker 4: I've seen guys get crippled from hangovers. Like it's like,
Speaker 4: oh no, man, I thought I could go to work.
Speaker 4: I ain't going to work today or tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I can't have some meat.
Speaker 4: No, get that away from me. They don't want nothing
Speaker 4: to do with nothing. They just want to lay there
Speaker 4: and hold on to the couch for dear life.
Speaker 2: And I don't understand.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I don't understand this. You don't even have
Speaker 4: a headache.
Speaker 2: No, come on, dude, let's go, you know, let's go.
Speaker 3: Oh, you just have to grind.
Speaker 20: And Barrett sometimes man hangovers. The weaker and the less drinkers, don't,
Speaker 20: you know, don't they're not as used to it. I mean,
Speaker 20: I go drink till like two in the morning, all right,
Speaker 20: go back home, get about three hours sleep. Where I
Speaker 20: was hanging out drinking.
Speaker 3: With a couple of friends.
Speaker 20: One of those friends lived down the.
Speaker 3: Neighbor for me.
Speaker 20: We ended up walking to work at about six in
Speaker 20: the morning and run into each other and we were
Speaker 20: just like, damn, we were just out there down there,
Speaker 20: down there at the where there's a bench. We were
Speaker 20: just out there a few hours ago pounding a glass beer.
Speaker 20: I'm like, yeah, dude, well this is this is the world,
Speaker 20: you know. And so you know, I just would hangover.
Speaker 20: That's what I did.
Speaker 4: Hey, look, god, I understand, but I survived got older though.
Speaker 4: When I when I moved to New York, right, I
Speaker 4: learned that the bars were open till four and then
Speaker 4: there's something called the after hours joints.
Speaker 2: Okay, a lot of them. There's a lot of them.
Speaker 4: But yeah, you know what I knew. I knew you
Speaker 4: were going to know about an uncle. But you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, right, So you go to the floor
Speaker 4: until four, and then you go to the after hours joint.
Speaker 4: You come out of there and the sun is all
Speaker 4: the way up, and you know, like I got that,
Speaker 4: you know, I need sunglasses.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I wasn't flying way, we had a place.
Speaker 20: That's what I would have done.
Speaker 2: And that suckle was open until two in the morning.
Speaker 2: No two believed it or not, but that was really
Speaker 2: his was But then chuck us, how about the after
Speaker 2: party joined something?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the thing is in New York. I would
Speaker 4: go to Doc Hollidays or the Alcatraz because I lived
Speaker 4: in the East Village, and I would drink there till
Speaker 4: four am. And then I knew where a couple of
Speaker 4: places were after four am.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh oh, I see that's the thing.
Speaker 4: So by the time you get out of there, it's
Speaker 4: like eight in the morning, and uh, other people are
Speaker 4: like trying to go to work, and you're just like, yeah,
Speaker 4: sunlight not your friend. But but there's still no no
Speaker 4: hangover for me. I would see guys starting to get
Speaker 4: the hangover before they even got home, you know, if
Speaker 4: they left the bar at eight o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 4: so you know, and even versus when they would shut
Speaker 4: the bars in Jersey, like if we played a gig
Speaker 4: or something, and then they would just be like, well,
Speaker 4: if we close the doors, technically it's a private club now,
Speaker 4: and so things would go on there until sunlight too,
Speaker 4: but it wasn't quite legal. You know, what are you
Speaker 4: gonna do? Anyways, fun story. I figured uncle might know
Speaker 4: about that a little bit though, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah I did. I did know about that.
Speaker 16: Yeah, that one's I did, no, But there was a
Speaker 16: what But I gotta say those days were wild because
Speaker 16: they were wild.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you tell you. I gotta give it to
Speaker 2: your chuck. They were wild. The old day. The old days.
Speaker 16: Went back in the time, not since I met you
Speaker 16: and stuff like that. I was before this the old time,
Speaker 16: and I was going up and down, up and down
Speaker 16: and back line and.
Speaker 2: Also fellas.
Speaker 16: These places you ordered anything at the time, back then.
Speaker 2: You could get anything you wanted. I was going to
Speaker 2: places where it was nasty and they and they have
Speaker 2: what were we ordering them?
Speaker 17: I don't know what we were ordering my my, Uh,
Speaker 17: we're not doing that.
Speaker 2: So no, I'm not doing anymore. Your job, coach.
Speaker 16: That was but but I worked for my money to
Speaker 16: do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, that was the thing you got to do it?
Speaker 2: Were they these people did not understand me. You see,
Speaker 2: I was around you.
Speaker 16: Know, you want you're talking about you want around who
Speaker 16: I didn't see you?
Speaker 2: No, it was parents, the caretaker, I mean my sisters. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they they thought they didn't get it. They didn't understand it.
Speaker 2: Parents just don't understand.
Speaker 16: I was working for my supervisor to go to these
Speaker 16: places you see, for.
Speaker 2: Entertainment, and we didn't put it that way.
Speaker 16: Entertainment And man, how can I can't have entertainment to
Speaker 16: night at the night, trying to the night late night entertainment?
Speaker 4: Is uncle talking about strip clubs? Now? Is that where
Speaker 4: we're at? Because if we're leading.
Speaker 2: Out bingo bingo, well, I'm just saying.
Speaker 16: My supervisor, though, is what I'm trying to say, is
Speaker 16: my supervisor know these people.
Speaker 2: He set me up with this one ghoul and she
Speaker 2: was a u pino, really nice.
Speaker 16: That's why that's where I actually actually started.
Speaker 2: Okay there, that's how it all started.
Speaker 4: Shout out, shout out to the absolute dirtiest, most horrible
Speaker 4: strip club in the world. It was called the Underground
Speaker 4: ty Asbury Park and I'll tell you something. Everybody had
Speaker 4: wounds there and it was beautiful. And also the Phoenix
Speaker 4: and uh yeah, anyway, I.
Speaker 2: Knew, he knew what's gonna.
Speaker 4: I know where we go, I know. And then and
Speaker 4: then when you're done with that, you go to the
Speaker 4: to the twenty four hour McDonald's where you get happy
Speaker 4: meals with extra happy.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Oddy Daddy.
Speaker 4: And Denny's was fun in Jersey. But we had diners too,
Speaker 4: So I love the Jersey diners. I don't think they
Speaker 4: exist anymore. The Greek diners in Jersey they were great.
Speaker 4: But you went into every walk of life would eventually
Speaker 4: end up at the damn Diner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what you do. At the
Speaker 2: end of the night. You gotta get some food in
Speaker 2: you you might help put them the hangover. Actually, and
Speaker 2: John of us inclined to hangovers. Yeah, exactly what drunk The.
Speaker 4: Only place where the strippers, the drunk yuppies, and the
Speaker 4: AA meetings all spill into one building, the Jersey Diner.
Speaker 2: They go the uh one of the one of the
Speaker 2: There were so many places to go back in Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 2: There was one place. One place was a pizza place
Speaker 2: called hound Dogs Pizza that was up on the north
Speaker 2: end of the Ohio State Campus on High Street. That
Speaker 2: place was awesome. They actually added on a bar to that.
Speaker 4: I know that place that's right next to the good
Speaker 4: Gyro place. As a matter of fact, Oh, you've been
Speaker 4: to howd Us Pizza?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been there. Okay, yeah, that's good. Right, But
Speaker 2: when I told you.
Speaker 4: About my trip through Columbus and all that, and yeah,
Speaker 4: I was absolutely thrilled with that place. But I couldn't
Speaker 4: afford to get more than a little bit there, so
Speaker 4: I went to the Gyro place, which was cheaper next door.
Speaker 4: But I couldn't afford that much pizza at that place.
Speaker 4: But that was wild the people hanging out there because
Speaker 4: they had the shelf like the shelf around around the window,
Speaker 4: like where people would they I don't think they had stools,
Speaker 4: didn't they?
Speaker 2: They had they had booths in there. There are lots
Speaker 2: of booths and then in the center they're like tables
Speaker 2: eats in the side. But everybody would prefer to get
Speaker 2: pretty big comfortable booths in that place. A tass ceilings
Speaker 2: in there. It was cool.
Speaker 4: Didn't they have the shelves like along the window though?
Speaker 4: Or was that the place was at the place next
Speaker 4: door to it.
Speaker 2: I don't remember specifically the window. Maybe I don't remember
Speaker 2: because I remember this.
Speaker 4: I remember a red shelf that people were like standing
Speaker 4: at and eating this red shelf and like a you know,
Speaker 4: a big window. Okay anyway, yeah High Street, right, yeah, on.
Speaker 2: High Street, yeah, North High Street. Yeah, uh huh. So
Speaker 2: that was just one of many places at Columbus has
Speaker 2: so many cool places, and that that's just one that
Speaker 2: kind of popped into my head.
Speaker 4: And then everybody goes and now you've got to go
Speaker 4: see the original Wendy's.
Speaker 2: What. Yes, Yes, I used to eat there all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the very first Wendy's restaurant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they would have it all decorated with all the
Speaker 2: weird boys that they used to put in all the
Speaker 2: kid's meals. They were in like weird display cases and
Speaker 2: they had strange pictures all over the walls and everything,
Speaker 2: like it's.
Speaker 4: The Wendy's Museum over there. Yeah, it's weird, and everybody
Speaker 4: wants you to go see it.
Speaker 2: Ah. Yeah, that's odd that people would really like take
Speaker 2: you to that. To me, it wasn't that special to me.
Speaker 2: I would just there was the Wendy's that was the
Speaker 2: closest for me to go to, so I would just
Speaker 2: always end up being lunch there all the time. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 4: I just had the conversation like six times of like,
Speaker 4: you're from New Jersey, Well you gotta go see the
Speaker 4: first Wendy's.
Speaker 2: What why necessary.
Speaker 4: In New Jersey you should go see the first Wendy's.
Speaker 2: What Why did she?
Speaker 4: I was trying to like, I thought she was cute,
Speaker 4: but now she's telling me to go see the first Wendy's.
Speaker 2: All right, cool, whatever, That's not what I would have suggested.
Speaker 4: But no, no it wasn't. But that's what they suggested to me.
Speaker 4: Maybe it was the way I looked. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's see who used to Combs, Ohio.
Speaker 20: Now I lived down in the bar.
Speaker 2: That bar is good for him. He likes that great place.
Speaker 2: It's a great place. Baha. That's where Pacific, the California
Speaker 2: surfers brought it back for us from the Baha. He knows. Boh.
Speaker 4: Then, by the way, you got a couple more colors,
Speaker 4: just to let bring him on, bring him on, let's
Speaker 4: get stop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then let's get some callers in. Yeah. Hid
Speaker 2: who's on here?
Speaker 8: Uncle standing a pick pack customer from northern California.
Speaker 3: I just want to share the Drew bubble.
Speaker 8: I had two hangovers and I was quite young. One
Speaker 8: I was in bed. The second one my dad knew
Speaker 8: I was out.
Speaker 3: It was the work night drink and.
Speaker 8: I was working for him. And on the morning, he's
Speaker 8: gonna teach me a lesson, he told me, because you're
Speaker 8: gonna drink like a man and can get up a
Speaker 8: work like a man. I worked all that day hungover,
Speaker 8: and that was the.
Speaker 2: Last time over, so he knew.
Speaker 8: Now moderate, yeah, I haven't had a hangover and that
Speaker 8: and then I got married young, so I didn't do
Speaker 8: the bar scene. Then got a cbl SARB boards and
Speaker 8: I was always a designated driver on anyone else.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I had that.
Speaker 3: In the far strip clubs two chickens.
Speaker 8: Ever ever even try that?
Speaker 4: Well, you won't. You weren't in my vicinity when I
Speaker 4: was in my twenties, And I'll tell you that.
Speaker 8: I I was very young, and I wasn't. I was
Speaker 8: just wasn't going to go there.
Speaker 4: The worst part of the way, I'm blind as hell,
Speaker 4: and I'm in and I'm in a strip club, right,
Speaker 4: which means I can't see half of what's going on anyway,
Speaker 4: But everybody would drag me there and we did business
Speaker 4: there as local musicians. I can never explain this to people,
Speaker 4: and they think I'm nuts. I'm like, dude, I couldn't
Speaker 4: even see most of what was going on, but there
Speaker 4: I was in the strip club constantly.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, you got another call. Oh go ahead, go ahead, meanlie.
Speaker 4: Yeah you go add everybody in uncle here will go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: Oh here's a little girl.
Speaker 4: Ah, there's a Mountain new Man.
Speaker 2: Mountain new Man. Here he is. Whoa Yeah for talking
Speaker 2: about I got you drink. I suppose we were having
Speaker 2: a nice, nice looking drink we had. Yeah, I got
Speaker 2: them home. I wish I had a bar James. That's
Speaker 2: uh heard the bar.
Speaker 4: Hey there's spin kid talking to Jimmy James. That hasn't
Speaker 4: happened in a while. Look, quick reminder. You guys got
Speaker 4: about like say, twelve minutes left, just telling him it.
Speaker 2: Owns some action in this alia. Hey, what was that? Well?
Speaker 2: What did you put on this free? Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: I saw anyway, this is from my bob graphic. What
Speaker 2: is he doing now? Why is this new thing?
Speaker 16: I haven't seen him for a while. Let me tell
Speaker 16: you that guy, it's gotta do some speaking.
Speaker 2: Does he have to do speaking? I haven't heard him.
Speaker 2: We'll bring We'll bring him back. How long ago, it's
Speaker 2: been a while. We got to bring him back. We
Speaker 2: gotta bring him back. He return. So Uncle, I play
Speaker 2: around with the graphics on here, and then Uncle kind
Speaker 2: of sees one and he goes off on it. So
Speaker 2: that's what that was. That's what it was. We're gonna
Speaker 2: have to get around these reviews pretty soon. Oh should
Speaker 2: we do that now? Uncle?
Speaker 16: Before we let's everybody we view this stuff right now
Speaker 16: at this point.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we want to go to Raul can't collective
Speaker 2: and his lemon water. First off, Yeah, FoST again we'll
Speaker 2: do that, I think, and we'll get us later. So
Speaker 2: rab with your water? Well, well yeah, yes, So what
Speaker 2: what we need you to do is tell us, on
Speaker 2: a scale from one to ten, what you rate your
Speaker 2: lemon water, and then just kind of tell us why, uh.
Speaker 3: So particular one for this particular brand, I'm gonna give
Speaker 3: it a solid eight five.
Speaker 2: On my budget brand.
Speaker 3: So listen to the store brand one in the first
Speaker 3: store brand.
Speaker 8: It's really good.
Speaker 3: I actually really liked this particular store brand because it's
Speaker 3: very heavily carbonated. The more carbonated, the more I like it.
Speaker 3: It's not quite spin drift good, but it's still excellent.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, eight twenty five. That's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love the store brands myself. They're my favorite for
Speaker 2: some reason. But okay, that's great. Thank me.
Speaker 22: That's a good review day. And we had Kent with
Speaker 22: his little poultry. Yeah he daking was I think it
Speaker 22: gets ultra? Yeah it was, I guess I think.
Speaker 20: So Okay, if you want to hear about the nickel
Speaker 20: of Walter, let me go right here. It's uh all right,
Speaker 20: I just opened my team and I'm having a good night.
Speaker 20: This beer to me is I'm un in attend it
Speaker 20: is because I can do that and then not have
Speaker 20: the you know, the carbs and the carbonation, the gas
Speaker 20: and everything basically beat my tail in the morning with
Speaker 20: an old man's hangover. Now, so caller and just called
Speaker 20: in and said, you know, he got that bad hangover
Speaker 20: and his dad say, hey, if you're gonna drink like
Speaker 20: a man, you're gonna work.
Speaker 2: Like a man.
Speaker 20: And you know, he got that, you know, And that
Speaker 20: was like most of my life just doing like that,
Speaker 20: and I'm partying and then working hard and partying. So
Speaker 20: I didn't have a lot of time for hangovers either,
Speaker 20: like when Chuck was talking about. But I know now
Speaker 20: as I gotten older and I do things the wrong way,
Speaker 20: they can they can really put me out for a
Speaker 20: day and just make me weak. So I've learned that
Speaker 20: this beer here is my my ten because it's the
Speaker 20: one I can just you know, there's least harm to
Speaker 20: my body and I can just bringe out and enjoy it.
Speaker 20: Like I said, I just cracked open this fourteenth beer
Speaker 20: and I wouldn't rotten drive or anything. But I'm definitely
Speaker 20: not stumbling, guys. I don't think I've really slowed my
Speaker 20: words too much. I don't think my impersonations is as
Speaker 20: good as they've ever been, but you know, that's just
Speaker 20: the way it. Joe's down here in the Baja, so
Speaker 20: that's where we're at, and I love this beer I found.
Speaker 20: My second would be Miller Lite. It's easiest, second, easiest
Speaker 20: on me for taste though, Yeah, Corona and other beers
Speaker 20: like that would be better, but for me as far
Speaker 20: as there's some serious drinking in my situation, one hundred
Speaker 20: percent mikeel Wolf.
Speaker 2: Wow, i'd say that when he was doing an Andre
Speaker 2: the Giant impersonation with the amount of beers he's put
Speaker 2: it back there. Yeah, I WoT that they're not talking
Speaker 2: about that. What did the Baja sell on his drink? Oh?
Speaker 20: One hundred percent too, just because he's down in the
Speaker 20: bar and he's not up here with all those Republicans
Speaker 20: and news Democrats, so he's he's happy he's done down
Speaker 20: in the Baja.
Speaker 2: That's pretty great. All right, awesome, ked, alright, if you
Speaker 2: stay on the line, We're not done yet. But let's
Speaker 2: see with who's next. Well, Jimmy James with his Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Jimmy Jimmy James next.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I give you my well do a good solid
Speaker 3: my schoolroom cold.
Speaker 2: I'm just fine. Mine is fine, Mine is fine. Okay,
Speaker 2: I love it, very good, Jimmy, thank you. Now, who's things? Well?
Speaker 2: I think it's us Now we got a review. Pacifico
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 16: You know you know what I last I do, so
Speaker 16: I kicked you aheady okay, I'm into.
Speaker 2: The show all right. So very Pacifico California Surfer beer
Speaker 2: brought back from Mexico. I'm going to give a nine
Speaker 2: out of ten because I do like this beer. It's
Speaker 2: one of my favorites of the Mexican beers. I enjoy it. Wait,
Speaker 2: what say you to that uncle and I read that beer? Nope, No,
Speaker 2: you still don't understand. I don't over the top of
Speaker 2: this street. Very delicious. Ten? Ten? Wow, you still in
Speaker 2: the stand? Answer? I get still don't understand. Did I
Speaker 2: miss the mark? You missed it by one? Oh man?
Speaker 2: Right now? He tried, right now? People.
Speaker 16: Oh, I suppose I'm gonna lose this again three hundred
Speaker 16: and sixty eight in the books.
Speaker 2: See you next week. Boys, that's it.
Speaker 23: We're dying well, he said, If you well, I mean well,
Speaker 23: if you want wait a minute, we do we have time?
Speaker 2: What is the time. Did I want to know what
Speaker 2: the time is.
Speaker 4: You've got a couple of minutes. If you want to
Speaker 4: do shout outs real fast? Good?
Speaker 2: Should we do shout outsquak?
Speaker 16: Oh yeah, go ahead, shot, We'll do again.
Speaker 2: So I said, God, I thought we did this with it,
Speaker 2: so radalkyn't collective? Who would you like to shout opposite? Night? Man?
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see.
Speaker 2: Tonight.
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to give a shout out to
Speaker 3: the Let's do a shout out to an artist been
Speaker 3: working list for quite long time here that's just getting
Speaker 3: ready to release another one of the albums. Goes by
Speaker 3: the name of Damon Days, and he's been killing it
Speaker 3: in the studio, ladies and putting out some really good work.
Speaker 3: So shout out to Damon Days. He's been in the work,
Speaker 3: he's been doing a good job, and I don't have
Speaker 3: a lot of fun producing for him. So shout out
Speaker 3: dam and Days.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 2: Awesome. Thank you for calling in man. I hope, I
Speaker 2: hope you work again soon.
Speaker 16: So again, do you hear about us and the New Revolution?
Speaker 2: You're welcome to yep. So next we go, yep.
Speaker 4: Next we got spook from shoutouts?
Speaker 20: Man. Oh yeah, I shout out to all you guys
Speaker 20: spreading the law. You know, I love immediately come on
Speaker 20: to night and have some fun.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 20: You know the circumstances going on that everything's gonna be fine,
Speaker 20: but you know it's still stressful and uh and and uh,
Speaker 20: just shout out to you guys. You know Uncle my
Speaker 20: boy and Aaron and Chucking. This great network and you're
Speaker 20: here to to support you guys. And uh, Chuck. By
Speaker 20: the way, where we were talking about, anytime.
Speaker 3: You want hour, if you want me to stay on
Speaker 3: the line, have you got anything you want.
Speaker 20: To discuss after the.
Speaker 2: Show here I can hang around. I don't know, yeah,
Speaker 2: not to know. We have each other.
Speaker 4: We talked not to know, but we have a message.
Speaker 4: So just send me a message on there and we'll
Speaker 4: get to it.
Speaker 20: All right, Okay, I'll send you one on your your
Speaker 20: Facebook talls. Let's tell you do that, all right?
Speaker 2: Cool?
Speaker 20: All that much love everybody, and uh, just if you
Speaker 20: ever have a chance, just go out of the bar,
Speaker 20: all right.
Speaker 2: Much love, positivity in a building.
Speaker 4: Positivity to put to pop a spit. You know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying.
Speaker 24: You know, I think that guy there, he makes my show,
Speaker 24: does the actings of the uh.
Speaker 2: The the fight impersonation often and I look for him.
Speaker 2: He did. You wouldn't have anybody to talk to.
Speaker 4: You didn't have a drink. But we have Danny next
Speaker 4: for show.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, go ahead, Jenny, go ahead, Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: I do, I do.
Speaker 8: I do rate an the night. I don't have one now.
Speaker 2: I like.
Speaker 8: My shout out is, hey, burd Dame has a young
Speaker 8: new coach.
Speaker 2: We've got a new coach, the new heiress. This here,
Speaker 2: guys it Catholic shout outs for your uncle. He didn't
Speaker 2: know they had a new coach. So we got to
Speaker 2: go to Jimmy with his son Jimmy X.
Speaker 4: There's a new hope to uncle. By the way.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, I know.
Speaker 25: But that was another thing I was going to talk
Speaker 25: about next night was next week, next week, j James
Speaker 25: shout outs.
Speaker 3: Shout out Bill Belicheck, everyone who wed man alone. He
Speaker 3: knows exactly what he's doing.
Speaker 2: He's gonna have a having a girl time and he
Speaker 2: don't need be Bobby. Oh god, oh that means you
Speaker 2: know what he know what that means. Yeah, he was
Speaker 2: a New England Patriot fan. I think he's just nope,
Speaker 2: I think he's just a No, he's just sa no relationship, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: he's just a fan of Bill Belichick.
Speaker 4: Happened a twenty four year old girlfriend, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: So oh, that's right. I forgot about that, you old
Speaker 2: cool friend that's in the news. Yeah yeah, I hate
Speaker 2: about it. I hate about that. Okay, So, uncle, are
Speaker 2: we gonna do shoutouts? They know my shout out. I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna real quick shout out to Kent's dad. I
Speaker 2: do hope that he gets better than That's my shoutout.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna leave it at that. Uh yeah, that's a
Speaker 2: pretty bag. What do you say, uncle? What? Well?
Speaker 16: That shout out the same one I said what he said,
Speaker 16: And all my listeners out of country and whoever's in
Speaker 16: the United States, we all shout out, hope you called
Speaker 16: back and listen again.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's your uncle. The podcast that high that uple podcast.
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Speaker 9: MHM.