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reason why screen.
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get blurry Sea Sust, Save Sust.
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canceled yet. Could happen?
Speaker 2: I hope?
Speaker 4: So what's going on, buddy?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Things and stuff, Things and stuff, things and stuff, the
type of things and stuff.
Speaker 2: I just saw a company is closing for Immigration Day,
which I guess a lot of companies are doing that
to I don't know if they're commemorating saying no to ice,
but it's like, so, somebody's gonna lose a day of
pay because an immigrant's gonna lose a day of pay
because the company decided they're supporting grim immigrants. No, I'm Mexican.
If you shut down my work for a day because
of that, I'm gonna be pissed.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I didn't know that was a thing. Immigration Day.
Speaker 2: Some they're like, it's basically a protest to ice, They're
gonna shut down their work of establishment for that day
and protest. Yo, audacious Samber. But as an immigrant, a
family of immigrants, a Mexican myself, if you shut down
a day and you don't fucking pay me, I'm gonna
be really.
Speaker 4: Mad, especially if you had no choice in the matter.
Speaker 2: Especially because you know times are tough all over.
Speaker 4: Well for anyone listening, Uh, if you happen to hear this,
this will be the last time you hear seem Sus
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So if you listen on Spotify or Apple, you'll have
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there is that.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Adasha Samper. She has shared the podcast.
Speaker 4: Appreciate it, she likes it.
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Speaker 2: So good job.
Speaker 4: Now, so this episode will probably be the one that
really angers people, but you know it happens. We are
going to talk about selective outrage. And if you don't
know what selective outrage is, I will break it down
for you. In the simple fact that you find things
that are conveniently aligned with what you currently believe in
and use that as a reason to be angry. Does
that make sense.
Speaker 2: All the sense in the world if you check your
your scroll doom scrolling.
Speaker 4: So what that means is I support the current event
or I support the current thing, or any type of
thing like that, to where someone is upset because they
don't agree with something going on in the world, so
therefore we have to go ahead and make giant posts
about it and complain and share fake information and everything else.
And like right before I got on here with you,
someone had shared something about how AI is literally taking
all the water and the World Health Organization has now
deemed that there is going to be no more water.
That is one hundred percent bullshit, That is not even true.
This is going to be worth something. It could be
like selective hearing. Yes, it's more like stupidity is the
truth of the matter, right, But yes, data centers do
take water, that is not a lie. But we are
not under a water shortage. And when the next just
said we couldn't take showers anymore and people would not
be able to have drinks anymore, like complete made up bullshit,
and like thousands of people have shared this, Like a
simple research like would show that that is not inaccurate.
That's too much work. Yeah, so people just see the
first thing that they pop online and just automatically run
with it. I almost miss having the stupid fact checkers
I used to pop up online when people would share
something that would say, this is not really true half
the time. Half the time, Yeah, you're glitching again. It
wasn't your wasn't your Google update. So I don't know
what the hell goes.
Speaker 2: On with your thing and my computers like old.
Speaker 4: I just think it's because you have an Apple. I
think you should probably not use Google and have to
use so far at almost as far as compatible with
this either way. Point being this whole stigma of everyone
automatically believes in the fact that they see everything online
and therefore we have to be angered about what is online.
It's just misconstrued hatred for something else, usually directed towards
or person, But that has not really anything to do
with what I'm talking about it currently. But it all
goes back to that everything that everyone hates right now
revolves around some sort of political ideology or what they
believe in, and the same person that could be getting
all this hate the last person could be one hundred
percent doing the same exact thing and it wouldn't matter
because it's just not that person. So yeah, we had
two people instantly click off when I said orange person.
Speaker 2: Oh my.
Speaker 4: So yeah, that is what we're going to roll with tonight.
So again, for anyone listening out there in the podcast
where this will be the last Seems Sus that you
hear on Tenfoil Tells. So if you're happy that you
don't have to hear this anymore, congratulations. If you're going
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follow Seem Sus on either Apple, Spotify, or wherever you
listen to podcasts at. It will still be streaming live
every Thursday night at nine pm Eastern Standard time. Yeah,
so let's dive into it. I know there are some
things you wanted to talk about, So if you would
like to go first, go right ahead.
Speaker 2: I'd like to. Actually it kind of segues to what
you're talking about, the selective outrage and the whole outrages.
I have a small story to share that I know
this really sweet guy. We're talking about something. It's an
unrelated but like he had told me that he's not
been the same since the whole Beast era. And I
feel like a lot of people have like these mental
scars of it, and they carry this anger and mind
you like whether whether you're on the fence about what
really happened around those times or if you got poked
or not poked. I can't help wondering, like how much
mental anger and rage and the scarring mentally that people
carry constantly and still to this, And that's why people
are so angry to jump the gun about everything. And
you got to remember, like some people didn't deserve like
the mental anguish it caused. Like these are just people
that you know, don't really like make much of a
stink about anything like this. This my friend, this guy,
I'm not gonna mention his name, but like he's one
of the nicest people ever and for him to say
that was a shocker, because like he's just a good dude,
but for him to say, like he has not been
the same since COVID and about being social and like,
and then you got all these other people that just
like they just carry the anger and they just direct
it to whatever it is. And then like, and I've
probably told you that, Ah, these people, if they got
nothing to bitch about, they're gonna bitch about their lives.
Not even bitch, but like they're just gonna come honestly complain.
They just feel like they're down in the dumps and depressed,
and they're probably on some sort of medication just just
to cover up how much of their life sucks. I
don't know if it's indirectly because of the beast there,
but I know it's changed a lot of people, and
I've seen it myself, and you can't help but feel
bad for them. But at the same time, maybe it
was just like, you know, I think there was an
somewhere an article that it was kind of a social
test on everyone. Yeah, and if you're not strong enough
to make it out of there, then then you're just
kind of screwed in a way. And you go to therapy,
but I feel like a lot of people haven't gone
to that, and this is where the outrage is coming from.
I think that's just my theory and how that is,
and it's just like it's just not fair and we're
never gonna get an answer or these people will never
have closure, and it sucks.
Speaker 4: I don't know the outrage came a little before that,
because again it the outrage has been consistent throughout history
to be one hundred percent honest.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I mean look at that way.
Speaker 4: But the latest turmoil i'd say, has been in the
last decade. But if you remember correctly back I think
the was it two thousand and ten, twenty eleven era,
I think it was they were camping out in front
of Wall Street. Do you remember the Occupy Wall Street movement?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I just that's what I didn't pay attention to, Okay.
Speaker 4: Well, or then there was a giant movement going on
called Occupy Wall Street and a lot of certain type
of people were out there hanging out, protesting Wall Street
and the big rich people. I honestly don't know what
they expected to accomplish because throughout history, and I know
this is going to sound shitty to some people, but
I really don't care. When has going out there ever
really changed the outcome for anyone else. You can go
out there and hold up signs, and you can do
all the stupid things that you want to do. The
end of the day, no one gives a shit. Like
it's not going to persuade someone to wake up the
next morning be like, you know what, I probably should
stop making billions of dollars because someone out with a
sign says I need to stop doing that, right, Like,
no one cares. You're not going to change some rich
person's different opinion on the fact that you don't agree
with what they're doing. They don't care or nobody yep.
And that's what it feels like when you see all
these other people that are out there angry right now,
that are doing what they're doing. They have legitimate reasons
to want to be out there, so they think they're
protecting people. They think they're doing the good fight. Cool,
but where does the line get crossed to where the
good fight becomes where they're not fighting for good anyore
and they're just fighting for the sake of fighting because
they just want to fight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, selfishness in a way.
Speaker 4: But it's not me trying to belittle anyone that wants
to go out there and do any of that stuff.
What I'm saying is like, legitimately, why do people fill
the need to go out and do the things that
they do? Like if you are seeing the stuff that
goes on right now, and it's conveniently up in the
same state where some other turmoils always start. For what
the hell goes on in Minnesota, I don't know. It's
one of those states I haven't been to, And to
be honest, at this point, I just need to drive
through and not even stop because I don't want to
stop through it because it just seems to be kind
of chaotic half the time. But here's the true there. Well,
here's the thing, Like twenty twenty, a lot of the
stuff started from up in that area, and then now
more stuff's going on. This all started to stem after
they come across fraud and all of a sudden, now
we're going to be people getting got and get got
whatever by the stormtroopers of death is what they're calling them,
which is kind of stupid. So this is what's going on,
and then conveniently now today and that actually is yesterday,
I believe the one person who has now been sprayed
with some sort of liquid, which very sus to me,
because the whole thing looked very staged. But the whole thing,
to me is stupid. And now there's another video floating
around where this dude supposed to kick this vehicle. It
looks very ai ish to me, even like the damage
to the vehicles, Like that dude has like the most
hllacious kick I've ever seen because of that light just
shot right off of it.
Speaker 2: Still toe boots, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wear still toes too, but I don't.
Speaker 2: Nurses could afford better boots than us.
Speaker 4: I guess, well, he hasn't been a nurse for the
last few months. He quit going to work.
Speaker 2: That's that's how much I don't pay attention.
Speaker 4: I guess, huh, I don't really. It just depends on
where you're looking at right, Like it depends on what
I'll let you're sitting in, and I'll just see this
sort of story or that sort of story. It doesn't
even matter. I think it's funny that they've literally took
in his picture and remade it into look more of
a handsome person, because apparently his actual normal self wasn't
good enough for certain people, so they've tried to change
him into something where he looks a little bit more presentable.
Speaker 2: Oh that's that was a weird one. It was actually
on Like I think New York Posts that whole changing
of his face. Yeah, like wow, New York Post is
usually like it's up and down with them. They're bipolar news.
Speaker 4: The media is stupid and generally it doesn't matter where
you're getting your sources from. It's all corrupt.
Speaker 2: Amber says paid actors too. I'm like, man, I should
probably get a new job here.
Speaker 4: How do you find these positions? Where does someone become
a paid crisis?
Speaker 2: When's the last time we've been in craigslist? I'm gonna
look right now.
Speaker 4: Is still a thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 4: If you see someone hiring for wetworks, don't apply for
it because it's not what you're thinking.
Speaker 2: What works.
Speaker 4: So I've never understood this either. They claim that like
there's his secret chat groups that go on and they
can tell people where to coordinate at and everything else.
How do you get involved in these? Like who's in
like the secret groups? Like, hey, man, you want to
join the secret group.
Speaker 2: Of I'll ask that guy from that iceed earth band.
Speaker 4: Right, go out there with your sword and everything.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's from Indiana.
Speaker 4: I don't watch TV either. All I ever see on
television is probably cryptid stuff if I actually turned something on,
or it's just noise in the background for my children
watching whatever they decide they want to watch.
Speaker 2: I don't watch TV because it's the same shit you
see doom scrolling on Facebook.
Speaker 4: Anyone that actually watches live they can see that you
are a fan of Rambo and I sent you that
remake thing that's happening. How do you feel about that?
Speaker 2: How do I feel about that? I actually stallone's Instagram
shared that it's funny. Some of the comments were like,
you said parts Trump, but I said.
Speaker 4: Again, unrelated. But for some reason it has to be
brought up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I said, Uh, I said, don't fail. The
Rambo fans are depending on you the direct if the
director sees it forever.
Speaker 4: Here's my thing. How miserable of a person you have
to be if your entire life revolves around political system?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Every news feed like, yeah.
Speaker 4: If your entire existence is nothing but post about the
political live stream And someone said, because people like you
and I who don't align or care about politics. We're
so privileged that we can not have to worry about it.
I mean, I guess I'm privileged because I think the
both political systems are fucking stupid.
Speaker 2: That makes me what is they? And I feel like
I might have shared that post with you, but like,
what's what is the difference? If? Like I think I remember,
like I posted something about there was a vote going
on like four years ago, and and I'm like, what
has changed not a freaking thing, the same thing and
I didn't vote and it's still the same outcome. People
are still mad. It's like nobody's cured cancer or taxes
you know, still gone up. What is the difference? Here's
where's the positives.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter which Like at the end of the day,
these people get elected and they're not doing what they're
supposed to be getting. Like when people go and vote
for someone and will say you're a House or representatives
or your Senate or anything like that. If you're actually
believing in the system and you're actually voting for these
people because you think they're going to go out there
and do what they say, that here's what the truth
of the matter comes out to be. They only worry
about the next election. They're going to make all these
campaign promises. They're going to tell you that they're going
to do this, they're going to do that. Once they
get into politics, they realize that everything that they said
they're going to do, they can't actually fucking do because
there's too many other people that have come out there
and they're wanting to tell you exactly like, this is
what you got to do. And they get the money
brought into the people, and it just goes on and
on and on and on and on. Basically, the point
is they have to worry about the next election because
they want to have their insurance, they want to have
their money, they want to have they they have to
have that lifestyle. So how does someone come into the
thing completely poor as shit? And then the next thing
they're millionaires. Where's that money coming from? Because if you
look at their federal accounts or whatever where they get paid,
they don't make that kind of money. So where's all
these millions of dollars coming from? Where's that get funneled
into them at? But again, that is the system, the
two party system, the whole capitalism system. Like I'm not
saying be a socialist or a communist or any of
that other crap. But I'm just saying the way everything
has been built is literally for the people of empowered
to stay in power, and the people like you and
I do not have any sort of say in the matter.
We're the worker ins, they are the queen's. That's just
how society is.
Speaker 2: As Amberhood said, you can't make people happy, and that's
what I'm saying, Like, you got these people arguing because
I don't care about politics, this is your fault. So
now you're like shaming other people because your life is miserable.
That's I think that's really what it is. It's you
can't make anybody happy, so they're just going to deflect
on you.
Speaker 4: People are ashamed. I'm happy people are ashamed and have
guilt tripped me and said I'm a bootlequer because I'm
a white person. Isn't that racist?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like someone said you can't be racist to a
white person, It's like, okay, like because we're privileged. Now,
granted everyone that says this stuff is a white person. Yeah,
it's white people hating white people because they feel guilty
because they're white.
Speaker 2: That just sounds funny.
Speaker 4: It's stupid to be one hundred percent honest, Like I
can't help the fact of what my skin pictation is little,
can you or anyone else? Like, if you're judging someone
because of the color of their skin, then you have
a problem in general. Someone made a comment the other
day and I was like, that is really racist, and
they're trying to blame other people for being racist, but
what they just did is racist. They were lecturing people
for using big words because minorities typically don't get the
go to schools and everything else, so they can't read
the way that we can read and stuff. So we
need to really think about how we type things out,
how we say things, because that's being racist and disrespectful
to the people that don't know how to read. So
you just claim that all minorities are stupid and they
can't read because someone used a big word that they
wouldn't know. So you basically just made it sound like
everyone is dumb because they're not white. Way to go,
you idiot, Like people are dumb, they don't get it.
Speaker 2: You know what I said about people are like using
that word book boot liquor so freely, But then they
go around and do their taxes. It's like what happens
if you don't do your taxes, you may go to jail.
So everybody has to comply, whether or not what they're
calling people, these terms are very strange when you have
to basically be a boot liquor too. We're all boot
liquor shits.
Speaker 4: I want to see the people that call everyone bootleggers
and comply with the government this and that. I want
to see if they've ever received any sort of government assistance.
Isn't that considered a handout? Did you take a do
you get snap? Did you get wick when you had
a baby? Do you get benefits? Do you pay Social Security?
Here's what's funny. Social Security says it in the name.
That is a very socialist thing of paying someone. But
you can't bring that up to people that are so
far on the right because they're saying you can't have
any sort of socialisms. Well, you already do, Like that's
already one of those things. People get Medicaid, Medicare, that's
government provided healthcare. That's what I said. It's stupid in
the selective outrage of what pisses people off, because we
already have the systems in place. They already have the
things there. It just depends on who's in charge or
who we want to yell at. And that's all it
boils down to the last ten years. There's been so
much more political hatred because of an orange person's been
in charge, and it's just because of him. The four
years that he wasn't in office, didn't you float around
on like clouds and everything else? Everything was punky door,
Everyone was holding hands and singing kumbay ah. The world
was at peace, remember that, I do the fuck like, I.
Speaker 2: Don't remember if it was. I don't remember if it's
really peaceful.
Speaker 4: It's really stupid, like not being sarcastic, like I know,
but like people act like the whole world has gone
to ship. The world has been going to hell in
a handbasket a long time before he ever stepped foot
in the door. I'm not saying he's made right.
Speaker 2: And they like to blame the and they like to
bring him the previous person for it.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Yeah, everything's right now, fat Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then we're just trying to fix the mess. I'm like,
we're we're supposed to be a superpower country and we're
just still like struggling.
Speaker 4: M so I see very much information that gets spread
around that's not true, and it's done to make people
angry with one another. We talked about the one a
little bit ago, but I've seen something also that just
I was like, this cannot be true. It wasn't. Why
are people so are they even real people at this point?
Are they all just bots? Like people are fighting about AI,
people are fighting about politics? Oh, I see all these
stupid I honestly have interviews with people set up for
my other show that I don't even want to interview
because their entire existence is nothing but political hatred, and
I don't want anything to do with that. Like, if
you're that much of a miserable person, I want to
talk about aliens, I want to talk about cryptids, I
want to talk about stuff, but your entire existence.
Speaker 2: Is I hate Trump.
Speaker 4: I don't want to talk about you. I don't want
to hear about it, or I don't want to hear
about how godly the orange guy is. I don't care.
But why is everyone so hell bent on that? Like?
Why have we become a society that's so hell bent
on worshiping or hating someone that we have no say
in the matter against and I think that's what it
boils down to, is everyone's afraid because they feel like
they have no control. I think they just finally realize.
Speaker 2: That that was a good that's a good point there.
I mean, we probably we've always known that, but I
feel like obviously you and I we have the same beliefs.
We're not knowing each other that long. And then there's
other people that meet that are very similar, and it's
like they all see it. It's just nobody everybody else
caught on late. So all of a sudden, and like
you said, it seemed like everybody seemed to be more
political lately because of all this, when before they just
let it, they just let it happen.
Speaker 4: I think that they actually thought that people cared, and
I think that the realization is that it didn't matter,
and things are being done regardless of how people think,
feel or care, and they're just now waking up to it.
They've realized that the hunky dory lifestyle was never happened.
The American dream has not been a dream for a
lot of people, like it's been the American nightmare.
Speaker 2: So I got a question, and where do you think
okay when people get involved in politics where do you
think that starts? Where does that come from? Exactly? Is
it from school? Like they teach you this thing and
then all of a sudden you're like, oh, democrat, you
know what I mean? Like, is that where it comes from?
Because I think my problem is I didn't pay attention
in school very well, and I watched cartoons that I
didn't even bother with, Like I knew what political things were,
but I didn't care. And like I feel like either
it's a doctrination from like all over I guess like
from their their parents had felt that way to pass
it on to them, and that's why they know. Where
does it start? Where is the origin? Is it school?
Speaker 4: So here's I don't know what the twenty twenty plant
or the twenty sixty plan actually is. I've seen stuff
about the twenty thirty plan. I don't know what twenty
sixty is.
Speaker 2: It's something you learned to pass high school tests. So
Amber thinks, yeah, it's from school? Then, which is that
how everybody learned? Because there's never a consensus, like, hey, everybody,
where did you feel compelled to learn about politics on
what side you should be on?
Speaker 4: School doesn't even teach kids anything relevant to actually like
for us in modern day life.
Speaker 2: I just remember all that bullshit, like we said on
the podcast, remember like the Boston tea party and all
this other crap. The British are coming, and it's like,
how does this apply to me? Because you should know
your forefathers have done all this. Man, I don't even
know if they're real anymore because of the way things
are right now. I think they're a quote rolling in
their grays or that's it. Just for me to think
there's a hero out there that you know, the country.
Speaker 4: Was built on the fact that they didn't want to
have to pay taxes. But yet the entire country runs
now on the fact that we pay taxes, and other
countries run on the fact that they get paid by
our government from our taxes. Why are we paying other
countries that because I don't understand that at all, Like
why does our tax money have to go to other countries?
I've seen no explanation for that. And yet the thing,
here's the thing. They were supposed to get rid of
the Department of Education, but would they do They just
refunded it again more billions of dollars. So everything that
gets promised about they're going to get rid of. They
don't get rid of it. They just say these things
and they keep doing the same shit that they do
every single time. They just give you false hopes, false promises,
and just keep the agenda rolling because at the end
of the day, it's onto the next election.
Speaker 2: They're afraid the truth is coming. It's like you said.
Speaker 4: I don't know the I don't want to sound like
we're the know at all, because if you go throughout history,
that's been another thing that people are always said that.
Speaker 2: They know more.
Speaker 4: We're woke in the sense that we're aware of all
the stuff that goes on. It's happened before, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying I'm awoke in the sense that now
the word woke is used. But I think I've been
more quote unquote awake for twenty something years because I've
never trusted the government. What Sam, Sam so, I don't know.
When I seen planes crashing into buildings and other buildings collapsing,
they never had a plane hit them and everything else.
When I was like seventeen years old, I kind of
decided that, you know, that seemed a little suss to me.
Speaker 2: You forgot the part when they instantly knew things within
a day. Right, It's like it's like almost like TV
CSI like, man, it's like on TV they like have
the best detectives out there and like they just found
all the clues quickly. It's like, how did they know?
You know what I mean? It was very suspicious.
Speaker 4: Plan completely disintegrades when it hits the Pentagon and leave
no traces of a plane in any of the visuals
at all, Like you just see a hole in the
building but nothing that left, no tail, no anything. I
can't talk about that because my mic cut out when
I started to say it means MC brothers listening.
Speaker 2: Well, the thing is like I like that people caught
on you see, like those posts about all the attacks
that happened, and a lot of people in the comment
section are like this didn't happen, right, blah blah blah,
Like it's it's cool, if refreshing to see that, but
what if it's AI. But I'm just saying, like it's
refreshing to see so many people have noticed that, like.
Speaker 4: Or I've noticed too, Like we were mentioned earlier, like
people are saying things that they don't agree with as AI.
Speaker 2: Now, well, this is before. You still see those comments
about new attacks.
Speaker 4: Like the things that are happening nowadays. Everyone's like, that's
not even true, that's AI. Well, okay, it could be.
At this rate, I think we're all AI. We're probably
all in a simulation. But that's just we're the few
people that aren't NPC's.
Speaker 2: I'm a wheelchair. I'm a guy in a wheelchair that
will have wings in the moment I leave this room.
Speaker 4: You remember posted that picture meaning in the wheelchair, and
everyone thought you got hurt.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I should put that as my my profile picture.
Speaker 4: What happened here was slipped on some ice, right.
Speaker 2: And like another segue, and the things you say is
like you feel like every time there's an election people,
it's just like Christmas. It's like believe it in Santa. Yeah,
like you you want to, you get this wish and
then you think it's gonna come, which I don't know
if we should talk about it. I wanted to talk
about how much Christmas is a scam, which was segued.
So it's a new year, right, we're, as I say,
we're a lot broken, a lot fatter, because somehow, somewhere
it's decided to become this empire of consumerism about Chris
Smiths like, literally, there's Bye bye the Grinch, little products
with Santa Claus and cookies and candies, and I'm like,
what is the point of this holiday? I think it's not.
It's terrible holiday. I'm sorry, it's a stupid holiday. Like
I get getting with your family and I like that part.
I mean, why does this have to be then?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: Why can't it be like more times a year? I mean,
I mean her family does. We do get together a
lot of times in the year, But why is this
holiday so greedy?
Speaker 3: To me?
Speaker 2: It's just it feels disgusting.
Speaker 4: Holiday that, uh, they converted into a Christian holiday?
Speaker 2: How's this Christianity? Though? You gotta buy things, I don't.
Speaker 4: You don't have to. The whole Saint Nicholas thing, which
was supposedly a true story, but again who really knows,
was some guy that went around and gave kids presence
and that's how the whole Santa Claus theory came about.
Speaker 2: But it's become more than that.
Speaker 4: It's been marketed by Coca Cola. That is where the
whole modern Santa Claus Christmas thing came from, was Coca
Cola in the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 2: Oh, things are crazy in the thirties, So I don't
know why that should apply now. And you know, you
ever notice like a lot of the Christmas songs are
really old ones like rude all you know, or got
like being Crosby like uhh sat Like there's no like
modern songs like that, and if they are really bad,
But why does people play old songs from back in
the day you have like the orchestra playing and everything, because.
Speaker 4: That's what people remember for Christmas and that's what they want,
the old timey stuff when people actually cared about Christmas
when it was actually about having time off.
Speaker 2: So was it? But was it?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: Like I wasn't around then.
Speaker 4: I mean, I would like to think that, yeah, Christmas
kind of was that way because I've talked to older
people that have talked about how things were nice back
in those days. But now we live in a society
up until the Beast era, which maybe that was one
of the good things that came from the Beast are
but also one of the disappointing things is that we
used to go out to stores because everything was Walmart
used to be open twenty four to seven so people
used to have to work on Christmas because they didn't
get those holidays off. Same with like Thanksgiving. You remember
Black Friday used to start on Thanksgiving at like six
pm at night, so you'dn't get to spend time with
your family because you're out there fighting someone over at TV.
Speaker 2: So I think that died down though there's like no
more fights anymore this year. It's kind of good. That's
a good thing that went away.
Speaker 4: That's what I said. That's the one thing that the
Beast got rid of was people fighting amongst themselves over
consumerism in the sense that everyone had to get everything,
and now they're blaming it on Amazon and ordering stuff online.
That's killing all the big businesses. That's why malls are closing,
That's why this and that. Like, oh, so you mean
to tell me that the mom and pop stores here
in local towns that got closed out by the big corporations.
Now the big corporations are feeling it because of Amazon,
right cycle repeats, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: So, so I'm that's what I'm saying. It's just consumerism
and it's just gross, like all of it. Like and
you said, like old folks liked it because it was
nicer back in there. Yeah, because they didn't have to
buy all these dumb gifts and like movies and like
you can imagine how many millions of products are based
on Christmas. I feel like it's an evil holiday. I
won't lie. I feel like there's something wrong with it. Well,
it's not magic. I know that here's a good match.
Speaker 4: There's a conspiracy will throughout there in the ether. How
do you You can't spell Santo without Satan?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so.
Speaker 4: Think about that when you're going out there putting up
your decorations this year for Christmas. You can't spell Santa.
Speaker 2: But it's also like, well, if you're like Christian and
not about that, then it's about the birth of Jesus.
And you know, so it's kind of strange how it's
almost like it got to do because you know, I
grew up Catholic and my grandma would just be like,
we go to church because Christ was born. And then
my little head I thought Christ was born every year,
and it's like, yeah, it was like a cycle the
whole year. You know, he died at Easter and then
he's born again. My little head didn't understand this, and
then there's never the same Eastern never the same.
Speaker 4: Easter is never on the same hot like date, Like
December twenty fifth is Christmas, but Easter is never on
the same date.
Speaker 2: Because nobody wants to, Like I mean, if we live
in a strange world, nobody wants to claim a religious
holiday and put it on there. That's why Christmas is
what it is. It's not a.
Speaker 4: Christmas was based off of the winter solstice. And the
sun dies on December twenty first, and it stays down
there for three days because that's the three darkest days
of the year. So the sun dies on the Cross,
which is one of those constellations in the sky, and
then on the twenty fifth, it starts to be a
little bit longer. The day start to get longer, so
the sun is rising, so the sun is born. It's
all about the solstices. But you know, that's a that's
a topic that a lot of religious people do not
want to hear. I could completely go down there some
other time, but I have a feeling a lot of
people will get upset with me.
Speaker 2: But that can't make people happy.
Speaker 4: That is the thesis of where I come from, is
to question everything, because I don't believe everything that gets
put out there because and I had this conversation earlier
with my children, the story of Adam and Eve Eve
ate the apple. But you never hear about Adam's first wife.
Do you do you know Adam's first wife? Do you
know you had a first wife?
Speaker 2: I guess I don't know.
Speaker 4: Lilith?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so evil?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she was the demon queen because she was evil.
So then she was killed and banished and everything else.
And now they made Eve, and then Eve didn't listen
to God, and then she ate the apple and now
look where we're at. Thanks lady.
Speaker 2: So you're saying women are evil since the beginning of time,
that's what the if you go down the reason of it,
if you follow the Bible that is literally like how
it has actually kind of been presented, is women are
the reason that we are here in the way that
we are because both of time they didn't follow God's instructions.
Speaker 4: And then there's also things in the Bible that a
lot of people don't want to point to, but I will,
because a lot of people cherry pick things here and
they're out of the Bible. Well, you also need to
remember that in the Bible that says it's okay to
stone a woman to death because she looked at another man. Right,
So you can't say the Bible says one thing and
then cherry pick it because you want to go with
what this is saying, but you're not following it word
for word over here. While that's a different time, that
was different. No, No, we don't get to play cherry
pick games, like if you're gonna follow the Bible, you
need to follow all the way or wrong. So I
see my wife looking at another man, I'm gonna take
this big boulder over here and apparently just bash her
head in because she happened to glance at another guy.
Speaker 2: You have powers, then, yeah, if you pick up a bowler,
Amber says his grandparents would vote so victuity. Of course
it would be. They had no choice because they didn't
have the media or the internet. Derekx's high. Yes, have
you guys seen They Live? That is a documentary? No,
They Live is awesome. I think we brought that up
last week, right.
Speaker 4: It was one of the episodes. Yes, we have seen
They Live? That is literally one of those movies that
I think was probably a movie that was a little
bit ahead of its time in the sense that they
were like, Hey, this is what really goes on in
the world, but we don't want you to know it.
And then it was only in theaters for a couple
of weeks, and then they pulled it off the theaters
because the producer didn't like how it was going. But
I think John Carpenter was just like, hey, here's a
look at what really goes on behind the scenes, dude.
Speaker 2: I feel like I've like said it before. A lot
of John Carpenter movies are I think they're like documentaries
in themselves. I mean, you got like Look at Vampires,
which is like underrated, like the guy killing vampires for
the Vatican, but then the Vatican actually needs to use them,
and it's like, oh, the Vatican fund that. That's strange,
like kind of strange. Well, the only one that I
could understand was A Big Trouble in Little China. I
don't know how that relates to us.
Speaker 4: It's been so long as I've seen that movie.
Speaker 2: It's still it holds up. I just don't know how
that would in my theory of documentaries. I don't know
how Biga from New York or.
Speaker 4: Escape from Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Escape from New York is pretty wild. Also, yeah, Yeah,
there's a lot of strange things and the thing about
you know, people being simulated, simulated and basically like they're
not the right they're not the real person.
Speaker 4: That is one of my favorite science fiction movies.
Speaker 2: It's one of the best ever. It really is like
one of the best horr foonds of all time. It was.
Speaker 4: The ending is very controversial to a lot of people.
And did you know they made it a PlayStation game
about it?
Speaker 2: I had it, I had it, I just forgot what happened.
Speaker 4: So canonic canically? Canonic? How I don't ever pronounce the
word canon canonically whatever? Uh, that game is the official sequel.
So a lot of people debate on who was the
alien at the end of the movie. Was it McGrady
or Chives? Was that his name? Child's Child's Yeah, Child's
Child's McGrady. Which one was the alien? Well, if you
follow the game, spoiler alert, so stop listening if you
don't want to be spoiled. Okay, neither were the alien.
Child thought Child's froze to death and McGrady was rescued.
So yeah, neither one were really the alien. And there's
been debates about child being the alien.
Speaker 2: Well he drank the liquor. They both did well, supposedly,
like if you one of them faked drinking it. But
the alien wouldn't drink the liquor if it cared about
protecting itself because I said, booze is not good.
Speaker 4: Well, the alien wouldn't even know what booze would have been.
And the theory is that it wasn't even booze. It
was gasoline because he was using to set fires. So
the alien drank the gasoline.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I think I heard that on too.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm just saying they said that he didn't have
the ear ring in his ear child's had an earring,
and at the end of the thing, he didn't have
an earring.
Speaker 2: I wonder though it could have been like a terrible
continuit continue Is that what was called it?
Speaker 4: Continuation?
Speaker 2: Continuation forget to put something in or hold it in
the right.
Speaker 4: Hand, Yeah, continuity.
Speaker 2: I don't know, right, but I'm just saying, what if
the actor forgot to put us there? You know what
I mean. It's always one of those little things that
it could screw up. It's hard to make a movie
because you literally have to like, let's say, I'm holding
this cut and then I put it down and then
I would assume i'd be smart enough to put it
in the same hand, and some people screw up and right,
you know what I mean, Like I wonder if it's
continue continue, I can't you talk today whatever.
Speaker 4: I had to go and get filmed for a documentary,
not the one that I'm doing, but a different company
is doing a documentary and this past weekend I had
to go. And I've never been to an official film
set type thing, and it was kind of weird just
because of the cameras and the lighting, and I was
kind of like, just thinking about it, I was like,
am I gonna look stupid? Like I don't know, we
all do on camera because it was all done in
one take. There was no like redoing things. But then
I had to walk in and walk out and they
had to film it, so that was not really And
then I got I hope it makes the if they
ever do a blooper reel. I got hung up on
the door because I'm a giant, so my coat got
stuck in the doors. I try to walk through it,
I got hung I got pulled backwards, like oh, we'll
let it that out. It's like I would leave it
in the bluebirds?
Speaker 2: So yeah, interesting. Now do you think though, when I
said earlier, I was just ranting, But do you really
think a lot of people have changed for the worst
like and then never gonna come back from I think isolation?
Isolation that that whole. I mean, aside from the like
I said, how you feel about the beast needle or not,
or if they got it or not. But do you
think people are doomed from that because they are mentally
scarred from it? Yes? Do you know anybody? Do you
know anybody personally that has been affected that way?
Speaker 4: I can't say that that has affected them, but I
do know that people. I'm going to blame this on
technology and social media. I think even what we're doing
right now, we are speaking out into space and the
ether and everything else. We have been given the opportunity
to voice our opinions and to talk about what we
think about. That ability has been given to so many
other people, and a lot of us probably didn't deserve
to have that opportunity because all we've done is projected
some sort of hatred negativity out into the world, and
it has festered and has grown, and we have literally
done nothing good for society. Social media and all of
this stuff has given a platform for people to voice
their displeasure with life. I think the Freezon it seems
like there's so many more people miserable because a lot
more people have the opportunity to complain.
Speaker 2: A lot of thought. I mean, well, I mean there's that,
but there's also what if they're just scared, And that's
the projection is they're just scared.
Speaker 4: I think they are scared. And that's what I was
getting too earlier is I think a lot of the
stuff that people are talking about nowadays and they're just
afraid that they've learned they're starting to wake up that
they have no control of their life, and that terrifies people.
They used to think that they had a thought process
to where they could actually have some sort of say
in the matter. They got to choose what they did
in life, they got to choose what they got to do,
what they could say. And now they realize that their
voice doesn't matter. So they project that voice even stronger
to try and make sure it gets heard because they
want to be heard, because they're afraid that they don't matter.
The truth of the matter is none of us matter,
and that's the wake up call that they're not willing
to accept because they're afraid to accept the fact that
we all are just the same. As much as everyone
wants to hate one another, we're all the same. We're
all in the same shit show together.
Speaker 2: Or as much as everybody thinks they're special, you know
what I mean, put the glasses on. It's all I
could say, put the glasses on.
Speaker 4: Sometimes the glasses can help. Other times I think it
would make people even worse.
Speaker 2: I kind of wonder if, like you know, a parallel universe,
if those glasses got handed out in the movie, how
people would truly react. I mean, they've all freaked out
when they saw the weird looking people, which is funny
they made him look that way. But I think again
he could make them look like lizards, because then they'd
really catch on. But like, you know what I mean,
Like I wonder if like too bad that I'm not
saying that movie deserves a sequel, because it kind of does,
but I don't want how the bastardize it, because every
sequel nowadays it's fucking stupid. Well, I'll take that back.
I watched a new Naked Gun movie and I was
actually I actually laughed my ass off, which is like, okay,
they got it right. I was shocked.
Speaker 4: Anyway. I want to know why my mouse was moving
by itself. Your mouse, my mouse icon on my screen
is moving by itself.
Speaker 2: Your batter going low?
Speaker 4: Richard Bridgers is going to personally cancel us tonight. Thanks buddy.
Speaker 2: Wait where do you see that.
Speaker 4: Right there?
Speaker 2: I will personally be canceling you guys later tonight. Oh
he's being funny, I hope ah, thank you, Richard, Richard Bridger,
I like it. I was isolated before as recared loveban
you know what I remember, like a lot of people
did like that because that didn't affect you. You liked
Let should say you liked being isolated, you liked being
away from people, and that wouldn't affect you any But
I'm talking about like the other people that at one
point were the social and no, they don't want to
be They just hate people. And it's like you got
all these people other people that like they hate being
around people, yet they care about people. So what is
it like again? Are they afraid of truly finding out
that they're not as special as they think they are,
or they don't really care about people, and they're actually
deeply selfish, you know what I mean? Yeah, we don't
really know. I'm social, just selectively saying sometimes I don't
want to people drain you.
Speaker 4: The one thing that I want to touch base on
before we get canceled. Do you remember how certain people
were screaming at the top of their lungs that everyone
else stay home, comply.
Speaker 2: Yeah that.
Speaker 4: Now, if you comply, you were a boot liquor. Where
did the narrative get changed? Like they claimed we were
going to fucking global pandemic and we were not allowed
to see our family dying in a hospital because that
was bad. When my son was born, I had to
be in a room alienated away from everyone else because
no one could come see my kid because you know,
that was the bad times that we couldn't talk about.
And then if you didn't go and get jabbed, you
were going to kill everyone. You would be dead. I'm
not dead yet. I don't think everyone that should be
dead at this point's not dead yet. But yet we
were being called murderers. We were being told that by
not doing this, we were causing the problems. We are
the reason this is going on. We were getting blamed
for so much stuff now all of a sudden, people
like us are the ones that are complying, supposedly because
just do what your government tells you to do and
you won't get shot. Well, I don't fuck with the
government in the first place, so I didn't comply then,
and I don't comply now. I don't bother with it.
I just do what I do. And that's where the
struggle comes from for people like me is because again
we get blamed by either side. So right now, the
people that we talked about this a little bit ago,
I think people that don't follow politics or don't care
about politics, we're too privileged for that. So again I'm
getting blamed because I don't care about politics because it
doesn't affect me, because I'm so privileged. When you project
that sort of negativity at someone, you were the reason
why there is an orange person in charge of the
country at the second. You know what I mean, it's
because of people's ideologies like that is why the other
sides completely go the complete opposite way, because they get
tired of listening to everyone else's bullshit. So that is
the reason why we deal with the stuff we want
to do or have to deal with the crap that
goes on because everyone else puts that evil out in
the world against everybody else, and everyone gets tired of
hearing it after a while, So then we get put
in the situations that we're in right now. So I
blame every single person that acts that way and blames
other people and fights with everyone else for the reason
we are the way we are, because that is their
fault for treating everyone else like dog shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like those same people that condemned you are the
same ones turning around. It's literally like a flip personality.
I've watched it. Yeah, like, oh, this is your fault.
We're God from this decisise and now it's like, yes,
they flipped and like I literally see it, and I
don't know why I did not see that. I'm like,
that's fucking weird.
Speaker 4: That is I had to drive around with papers to
tell everyone that I was an important person that I
was allowed to be out on the road. Nowadays you
have to have your papers otherwise you're gonna get deported.
But again, five years ago, we had to comply, comply
or die. Nowadays it's comply or die. It's not the
story is different. The people in charge are different, but
at the same time, it's not different. It's all part
of the same shit show that we've all been dealing with.
But for some reason we're all against each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Richard says, dude, mass federal agents going around checking
papers literally an American nightmare. From well, isn't an American nightmare.
They're not coming to get you. They're coming after like
me what.
Speaker 4: He's saying, Like, that's why I just he's saying that
five years ago we had to have our paperwork saying
we're allowed to be out on the road.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, I thought about like immigration. Sorry, man, I
can't read. I'm a Mexican. Derek says, it's a form
of self regulation. Of course it is.
Speaker 4: Richard used big words, and apparently if you use big words,
that means you're privileged.
Speaker 2: I couldn't understand.
Speaker 4: Ed can't understand because he's a minority. So how dare you?
You must be white? Richard?
Speaker 2: Is there a translation? But here on this stream yard.
Speaker 4: He said, he's forty five minutes late, So if you're
missing that context, someone said that white people use big words,
and that's racist because most minorities don't know how to
read because they don't have the privilege to go to
schools like white people do. So therefore you.
Speaker 2: Just grove that.
Speaker 4: You went to school though, didn't you.
Speaker 2: I've somehow sort of graduated. Yeah, I posted to actually
speaking of it. I posted today like how you know
my huge thing about I hate Ticketmaster and live Right
And it's funny how like most of these big stars
like Pink and Shit, I don't like, you know, pop stars.
You know, they are all against the Orange man. You
just stand up to them. But it's like, how come
you're not standing up to ticker Master and lave Nation.
Oh wait, because you're greedy. You still want to charge
people three hundred dollars to see your fucking concerts. Huh.
You're a part of the problem and you can probably
change it maybe, but we got to stand up against
that guy. But why don't be expensive to go to
a fucking concert? It makes me mad? Sorry, I start
getting mad.
Speaker 4: You used that big word again, and I don't even
know that one means.
Speaker 2: The juxtaposition of this podcast is hilarious. That means a
flip flip flop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is the add podcast like or ADHD podcast.
Speaker 2: There is no Yeah, we don't have a script, so
we just kind of keep kind of going back and
forth about shit. We're probably repeating ourselves with every episode.
But I did rant about Christmas, which I don't know
people out there, how do you feel about Christmas? I mean,
some people love it. I would generally like your opinion.
If you think it's just a disgusting holiday as it
is and it's not exactly what it should be.
Speaker 4: You can't spell Santa without Satan.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's that evil, but I do
feel like a four fatter piece of shit because I
ate a bunch of crap I didn't I ate, and
I wasted a lot of money on things that probably
won't last for a couple of months. I mean, like, okay, Brandon,
you have kids, right, obviously you talk about them. So
what if next year you said I don't want to
do Christmas this year? How would that go? How would
that go down?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't do that to my children because I enjoy
seeing their faces of opening presents, the happiness. My wallet
would tell me to stop spending money on presents, but
I just see it is if I can. I don't
see why we have to have one special day just
to give people presents, and I've kind of been that
way about when I want stuff, I just get it,
and I've always kind of been that way with my
kids too. But I understand the concept because I think
we grew up in it. So it's just one of
those traditional things. But the idea of Santa Claus, I've
always been said to I didn't want to deal with
Santa Claus in the sense of that because I feel
like it's very disappointing to lie to your children. They
give them all this false hope. Maybe that is preparing
them for later on in life. That's the point of Christmas,
for giving them.
Speaker 2: That's why you stop it. Now. You'd be like, look,
this is the deal. Daddy doesn't want to spend money
on things you'll keep for like three months. No, I'm like,
why don't we go to Applebee's and like have a nice.
Speaker 4: It's giving them false hope to think that there's some greater,
mysterious person out there brings them all these presents and
all the things in life for great and then you
tell them the truth and they get completely disappointed and
in the fact that you've lied to them, and that
sets them up for the rest of their life. Of
being lied to.
Speaker 2: Richard here has a different take. So I was raised.
He was raised in religion, and it was taught holidays evil.
Now that he's an adult, Christmas and most of the
holiday's awesome. I never looked at it that way. Actually,
I mean that does make sense. It's like kind of
like when kids can't have Halloween because it's evil, and
then they actually go and like dress up and have
a good time. It's like, what I get candy for
looking this way? That's cool. Like that's a different take.
I guess I never thought about that.
Speaker 4: I think holidays have its purposes for people. So just
like Thanksgiving, like no one else celebrates thanks Giving or
the fourther to Lie or whatever, but we use it
as a way to get together with our families.
Speaker 2: I mean, Amber says it is fun. I like maul
as a Christ. Well, you know what, I kind of
like the lights and the whole. It's almost like you're
dressing up your house like Halloween. Like I like that part, right,
I don't know what it is about, Like, oh, she
likes to do it. She'll put lights out and dress
up the house and it looks it looks festive and fun.
But it's the I think it's more like the commercial
consumerism I don't like. And I had made a post
about how like all the socks and McDonald's were running
out of Grinch socks, or I should say that McDonald's
was selling those Grinch socks and they were selling out,
and I'm like, this is not what the Grinch stood for.
He hated commercialism. Here you're buying all the socks and
they were out of fries when I went, because you
get like Grinch fries some shit. I'm like, what is up?
What is going on here that I don't know? I
find that funny. Just that whole thing sounded greedy. But
that's McDonald's for you, human meat.
Speaker 4: We used to be told it was kangaroo meat. When
I was a kid. I would never eat the McDonald's hamburger,
so I thought they were kangaroo.
Speaker 2: Has some good ass fucking kangaroo tell you what she
likes amberlets and decorating.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's fun.
Speaker 4: I don't like McDonald's to be one hundred percent honest.
I know I'm not American by saying that, but I
don't like it. It's one of my least one of
my least favorite fast foods. If I have a choice
between anything else in McDonald's, I'm gonna probably go to
something else.
Speaker 2: The fact that we celebrate it as a society is
pretty awesome. House great community.
Speaker 4: It does, unless you offend someone because there don't believe
in Christmas and then they tell you that you're evil
because sorry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these are good answers, though I just don't like
the commercialism part of it. I like the family part.
Speaker 4: Do you know what commercialism? We talked about this last week,
But we'll bring him up again. Mister George A. Ramiro
when he made don of the Dead, it was an
anti commercialist movie, the original Dona the Dead. Remember it
was in the mall.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the mall was just making fun of how
which is basically that pertains to now too in a way,
only we're doing this.
Speaker 4: We're all the zombies.
Speaker 2: Where are the zombies? Damn? He was ahead of his time,
even though he didn't write that. Did he write that one?
Speaker 4: Yeah? He wrote them all.
Speaker 2: I thought he wrote them all. I know that's true.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, yeah, they were all. Even A Diary
of the Dead was about our vulgarism of how he
became so obsessed with like online shit and the phones
and everything else.
Speaker 2: I've never seen that one. I think I watched half
of it, and I don't like this.
Speaker 4: No, the first three were his best.
Speaker 2: Land of the Dead was okay.
Speaker 4: It just didn't feel like a Ramiro movie.
Speaker 2: Oh No.
Speaker 4: I liked Orlando the Dead for as a zombie movie,
but it didn't feel like one of the Ramiro movies.
Speaker 2: Like John leg Azamo and every time he's in a movie,
I kind of cringe.
Speaker 4: Speaking of mister leg Gazamo. He doesn't want any want
to be his fan anymore. If you're not wanting to
deport Ice. Here's my thing. And I know the liberals
out here that listen, if they do listen. This is
not to offend anyone, but you realize that Ice has
been around for twenty something years and they've been doing
the same exact job. It's just now being politicized because
of the orange tyrant that's apparently making things go on. Yeah,
I don't know, do.
Speaker 2: You think when you said that, like, do I don't
want to offend liberals if they're here, But do they
believe in cryptids? Because I don't know if they could, could.
Speaker 4: They A lot of them do, and a lot of
them are artists.
Speaker 2: Okay, just make sure I didn't know if like.
Speaker 4: Like when I go to these events there.
Speaker 2: As I feel like some people don't.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Cryptis is like a almost like a hipster trendy
thing for some reason, is it. Yeah, A lot of
the people that do artwork and all sorts of stuff
like that, they're all anti AI and they do like
paintings and all. They're like very intocryptids. And I've noticed that,
like cryptis is a popular thing amongst like the hipster
communities for some reason, especially Mothman.
Speaker 2: I never knew that. I just thought like it was
his own thing and that some people don't like people
like to grasp reality.
Speaker 4: Most people think of cryptis, they think of redneck hillbilly
inbreds for some reason, because.
Speaker 2: Well I was going to get to that too, But no,
like it's just a it's its own community. It's like
I wouldn't say it's untainted because you have your own
kind of drama from other things. But like I'm talking
about the idea, the idea of to escape and try
to believe into something because reality could be really stupid.
But man, there's something watching me through the window and
it's like, what is that? You know what I mean,
like takes me out of this normal's headspace risk routine.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, we're getting close to the our margins, so
we will probably end this one here, but I I
want to say for everyone out there that is listening,
that's in the audience right now, we will be back
just like we are this week. But for anyone listening
on the audio, So if you're listening on Apple or
Spotify or whatever, this is the last one that I'm
going to upload on the ten Foil Tells podcast stream.
So if you would like to continue to listen to
Ed and I Babble into the Ether, you will have
to find Tenfoil Tells. You'll have to find Seems Sus
on its own podcast. So that means you'll need to
go into Apple or Spotify or wherever you listen to
podcasts at and type in seems Sus and subscribe, and
then the new episodes will be on there starting next week.
I've already uploaded the other ones we've already released on there.
This will be up there tomorrow, but I will release
this two on the ten Foiltel stream. So if you're
listening this is the last one you will hear it.
But I want to say thanks for everyone that's been
on here commenting tonight. As you've we've been doing this consistently,
we've been getting more and more people chiming in, so
I definitely appreciate that. Yeah again, next Thursday, nine pm
Eastern Standard time, we will be back again. If there
is a specific topic that you guys would like for
us to complain about, let us know and we will
do our best. Someone said they wanted us to talk
about the black Eyed kids. Do you know anything about
black Eyed kids?
Speaker 2: The band?
Speaker 4: No, it is a sort of a paranormal cryptid thing,
not the black Eyed peas.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of that, so they like.
Speaker 4: I will pull up information and next week we will
take a dive into the black Eyed kids. If I
know a little bit about them, not much. I haven't
looked a whole lot into it, but they're supposed to
be like evil children. So for anyone out there listening,
if you want to hear about the black Eyed children,
we will talk about that next week. But for now,
thanks for listening. Thanks to Ed, Thanks for everyone in
the chat. You would like to join us Next week
nine pm Eastern Standard time Thursday night.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 4: Find seem Sus on your favorite podcast listening and we
will be on there.
Speaker 3: Thank you and good bye
Speaker 2: And