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Speaker 1: three sixty one. Today on the show, they just stole
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Speaker 1: The Chicago Bears are leaving Chicago and they're heading to
Speaker 1: Indiana after like one hundred and something years, show.
Speaker 5: With breaking news the Chicago Bears taking a major step
Speaker 5: toward building a stadium in Hammond, Indiana. Good afternoon, I'm
Speaker 5: Diana Bear. The Chicago Bears board of directors apparently voted
Speaker 5: to advance its stadium development project in Hammond, Indiana. A
Speaker 5: statement from team chairman Georgie we don't.
Speaker 1: Need the statement. We don't need the statement. We get
Speaker 1: what happened. And obviously it is very political and the
Speaker 1: Democrats were not making it easy for the Bears to stay.
Speaker 1: And obviously a lot of people want the Bears to stay.
Speaker 1: They've been there since nineteen twenty one, and we actually
Speaker 1: have some context as to why exactly they left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this is personal to me. I'm a Bears fan.
Speaker 2: I'm from Chicago. I attended the games with Murph and
Speaker 2: huss my boys out there. Terry sometimes, Terry Terror was there,
Speaker 2: and so Soldier Field, Sick Field, and it was kind
Speaker 2: of this weird temporary thing on Lake Michigan that just
Speaker 2: kept getting extended and extended, and the Bears were trying
Speaker 2: to get a new stadium. And I'll read some of
Speaker 2: the new context, but like it was just it ultimately
Speaker 2: was like these Illinois politicians thought they had them by
Speaker 2: the balls and then they just called their bluff basically,
Speaker 2: And it's really sad because now Hammond, Indiana, where there's
Speaker 2: a casino and it's kind of close to Gary, gets
Speaker 2: the Bears like a storied franchise and they're still called Chicago,
Speaker 2: just like the New England Patriots playing Foxborough and both
Speaker 2: New York teams play in New Jersey, right yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's just kind of this fucked up thing, and
Speaker 2: it's kind of a blue state thinking we're in a
Speaker 2: competition vacuum and then getting reality dropped on their lap.
Speaker 2: And this this tweet kind of lays it out. It's
Speaker 2: gonna be a little reading, but it kind of runs
Speaker 2: through the timeline. But it's a lot of that like
Speaker 2: abrasive blue political shit that happens that we see a
Speaker 2: lot with businesses fleeing Seattle, just a business fleeing anywhere. Right, Oh,
Speaker 2: we're headed to Texas, We're unincorporating in Rhode Island. We're
Speaker 2: going to a friendly state and you're going to see
Speaker 2: it more and more with this differentiated political climate. And
Speaker 2: Indiana goes, please welcome, you guys are awesome. This is
Speaker 2: going to be so fucking good, Like they're begging, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: You can probably start with they lost for the two
Speaker 2: reasons to start from that, Yeah, the people running Illinois
Speaker 2: would rather villainize a builder than keep one, and they're
Speaker 2: bad at their jobs. In twenty twenty one, the Bears
Speaker 2: spent one hundred and ninety seven million dollars on the
Speaker 2: old Arlington Park racetrack that's in Arlington Heights, That's where
Speaker 2: I'm from. Before they could break ground, Cook County valued
Speaker 2: the empty lot at one hundred and ninety two million.
Speaker 2: Bear said sixty million. They weren't salivating. They were salvating
Speaker 2: at the chance to extort a building that didn't even exist.
Speaker 2: Yet that fight dragged on, dragged on for years. The
Speaker 2: Bears were ready to put two billion into the stadium.
Speaker 2: All they wanted was a promise that the county wouldn't
Speaker 2: reassess them into oblivion, meaning, hey, it's now worth this.
Speaker 2: This is your early tax bill, right, So they wanted
Speaker 2: some guarantees before and Indiana was very happy to give
Speaker 2: them some m plus eight hundred and fifty five million
Speaker 2: for infrastructure. Everyone uses roads, transit utilities. A three billion
Speaker 2: dollar project, two thirds of it private money pouring into Illinois.
Speaker 2: And that's kind of one of the things that if
Speaker 2: you guys have paid attention public versus private money. A
Speaker 2: lot of people complain with how much the public money
Speaker 2: is helping with stadiums and stuff. So it's just become
Speaker 2: like kind of a nightmare. And this was a decent deal,
Speaker 2: Like the Bears were willing to put up a lot
Speaker 2: of money. Springfield had since twenty twenty one to get
Speaker 2: this done. So that's the timeline right, Like, and they
Speaker 2: wanted to stay in Cook County. They wanted to stay
Speaker 2: in Chicago. They bought the Arlington Park property. They dragged
Speaker 2: it into the final night of session, passed it through
Speaker 2: the Senate at three thirty nine am. The house went
Speaker 2: home without voting. So now it's all gone. The funniest
Speaker 2: part this started because Cook County tried to grab the
Speaker 2: tax early. They knew a built stadium would pay fifty
Speaker 2: three million dollars a year. Now they get under four
Speaker 2: million on a vacant lone, no jobs, no build out,
Speaker 2: no new anything. Congrats on fighting for scraps and losing
Speaker 2: the whole prize. And then Pritzker had some anti billionaire rhetoric.
Speaker 2: It's just like anywhere you go. Cook County has some
Speaker 2: of the highest property taxes in the world. And then
Speaker 2: Brandon Johnson's a pain in the ass and like wants
Speaker 2: to own you. JB. Pritzker, who is a billionaire heir
Speaker 2: not self made, has to like say fuck billionaires or
Speaker 2: something that hold up a peace sign weighing three hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty five pounds or whatever the fucky ways and
Speaker 2: his fat transistor saying it's fat, disgusting transistor. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess we're gonna stop reading it. Because Indiana was
Speaker 2: just like, hey, a ton of jobs, a chance to
Speaker 2: revitalize a corridor that fucking isn't that sweet? Right? And
Speaker 2: then it kind of has a casino. There's a little
Speaker 2: a little bit of a commuter thing where they work
Speaker 2: in Chicago. What can we do to make it happen? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and they bent over backwards and they stole that shit.
Speaker 2: So now ultimately Illinois loses their team. They don't have
Speaker 2: that tax base coming in, and it's just horseshit. And
Speaker 2: here's a guy from Illinois, random construction type guy. Given
Speaker 2: his opinion on it, We're afraid of my whole life.
Speaker 6: And I don't think it's right dad.
Speaker 7: I think everybody in Illinois's politics government should be fired.
Speaker 6: Fritz Skurt Brandon John's how do you let the pride.
Speaker 2: And joy of Illinois walk away? That's a great point,
Speaker 2: good question. How do you do that through shitty policies
Speaker 2: and bluffing and thinking like you're the high ground of negotiations.
Speaker 2: They could have gone up somewhere, like they could have
Speaker 2: crossed the border into Wisconsin. That would have been a
Speaker 2: lot harder. But like Hammond, that northwest Indiana like is
Speaker 2: basically part of the Chicago metro area. So and again,
Speaker 2: Mike Brown, I think the governor of Indiana was was
Speaker 2: doing tricks on it. He was saying, these guys are
Speaker 2: the best, and it sucks, you know, you lose it,
Speaker 2: then everybody in Illinois they have to drive farther. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it.
Speaker 1: And we have some context too when it comes to
Speaker 1: the Bears and what they did with the illegals as
Speaker 1: well the money they spent on the illegals.
Speaker 2: I just did some research. The state of Illinois has
Speaker 2: spent over two point five billion on free benefits for
Speaker 2: illegals last year. At the same time, Illinois Governor JB.
Speaker 2: Pritzker was telling the Bears there's no money for tax
Speaker 2: relief on a new stadium. So they're and they're you know, Illinois.
Speaker 2: Their budget is a mess. They have I think a
Speaker 2: pension the pension system of Illinois like so far in
Speaker 2: the hole, and it's kind of like a version of
Speaker 2: Social Security for the state of Illinois where the new
Speaker 2: paye's or it's a ponzi you know how when you
Speaker 2: get defunct on any pension system. And so what's Illinois
Speaker 2: gonna be long term? The land of like gambling and
Speaker 2: vape shops and stupid leftover ethnic dining teen takeovers, teen takeovers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they prioritize the illegals at the expense of the citizens.
Speaker 1: See now, the people in Chicago who are already seeing
Speaker 1: a decline and quality of life. They can't have the
Speaker 1: Chicago Bears anymore that have been there for over one
Speaker 1: hundred years because they need to give them money and
Speaker 1: their resources to Somali's who just got here who can't
Speaker 1: do anything and hate them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then think about think about expansion franchises recently,
Speaker 2: like where they've been going. We had Oakland move to Vegas.
Speaker 2: We got a new hockey team in Salt Lake. Like
Speaker 2: nobody's really moving towards or expanding to Democrats stronghold blue cities.
Speaker 2: It's not really builder friendly or business friendly in any
Speaker 2: sense of the word anymore. So just kind of know
Speaker 2: where we're headed, right, And I don't know, maybe this
Speaker 2: is good. The red states get more money, more power,
Speaker 2: more people, more jobs, and then the blue states are
Speaker 2: slowly hollowed out. Then they have to squeeze more tax
Speaker 2: money out of the remaining people, and then it's a
Speaker 2: death spiral and.
Speaker 1: Those people will leave even more than they already are,
Speaker 1: and then there's no more state. Yeah, so, hey, Trump,
Speaker 1: we need money, and then everyone's gonna get tucked into
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Speaker 1: All right, Spencer Pratt got edged out by that Indian
Speaker 1: woman in third place, and basically all the mail in
Speaker 1: ballots that they were counting late just all broke for her,
Speaker 1: like all of them.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go over all the details.
Speaker 8: Why would those votes We don't know what they're gonna be,
Speaker 8: but why would the would the mail in votes the
Speaker 8: later votes break for Ramen? Possibly because that is the
Speaker 8: pattern in California with this system.
Speaker 2: I mean we've seen this now.
Speaker 9: Probably for about a decade out there. It is those
Speaker 9: votes that get tabulated after election day, they tend to
Speaker 9: be almost always are heavily heavily democratic. We've seen this
Speaker 9: in congressional races in California now over the last decade
Speaker 9: or so, where on election night we've had cases a
Speaker 9: number of them where the Republican candidate is ahead at
Speaker 9: the end of election night, and then it's a process
Speaker 9: over days, sometimes even weeks. And these key congressional races
Speaker 9: were just with everyone in the updates, like you just
Speaker 9: saw right here in LA, the Democrats get closer and
Speaker 9: closer and closer and end up pulling ahead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that works a great system for that. They're like, hold, hold.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is, I know we don't have any
Speaker 2: assets for it, but I will say Nitia Rahman fully
Speaker 2: like cried and conceded. On election night, Spencer Pratt was
Speaker 2: congratulated and celebrated, only for this to happen like five
Speaker 2: or six days later.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so all the mailon votes, like I counted late
Speaker 1: broke for that third random lady who is only in
Speaker 1: the race to edge out Spencer Pratt.
Speaker 2: I guess yes, pretty much.
Speaker 1: So ensure that there's top two Democrats and they can
Speaker 1: have the runoff between themselves. It's basically statistically impossible, but
Speaker 1: we're always assured that our elections are safe and secure,
Speaker 1: and we actually have proof of it in this next
Speaker 1: clip with the woman checking the.
Speaker 2: Votes finalize election results. Because the state allows for voters
Speaker 2: to mail ballots up until the day of the election,
Speaker 2: those ballots then have to be inspected, signatures checked and verified.
Speaker 2: See is she legally blind? He's a blind person? Oh my,
Speaker 2: isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's literally a blind person checking the signatures. But
Speaker 1: it doesn't actually matter because in California, the signature verifications
Speaker 1: don't even matter.
Speaker 2: Can you read that? Yeah, signatures do not have to
Speaker 2: be identical or look the same to be accepted. So
Speaker 2: someone just has to sign something. That's like how they
Speaker 2: used to do, like illiterate people back in the day,
Speaker 2: like just sign at the bottom there and they make
Speaker 2: like a scratch. Yeah, they do nothing. They have the
Speaker 2: blind lady like counting the ballots, like, see we have
Speaker 2: a good operation here. It's something sketchy. That's a good
Speaker 2: one too, not mat checking a blind person just holding
Speaker 2: it to their face. Take that fascist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're counting the votes and like we said, the
Speaker 1: amount going to this Indian woman, what's.
Speaker 2: Her name, Nivia Nythia Ramen?
Speaker 1: Nythia Ramen basically is statistically impossible because there's not one
Speaker 1: vote for Spencer Pratt in these mailings.
Speaker 2: Can you read that? Yeah, there was a batch of
Speaker 2: twenty four thousand votes that happened, and Wall Street Ape said,
Speaker 2: according to artificial and intelligence. The statistical probitability of Spencer
Speaker 2: Pratt getting zero out of twenty four thousand votes and
Speaker 2: last night's Late night La ballot drop is one in trillions.
Speaker 2: California Democrats are rigging the election. And I think they
Speaker 2: cleared this up later and they said, oh, well that
Speaker 2: was a glitch. So when it becomes statistically impossible, then
Speaker 2: it becomes a glitch.
Speaker 1: Kind of like Joe Biden in Wisconsin that night, Yeah,
Speaker 1: three am. But yeah, the people were going over it
Speaker 1: and they were like, oh, it's not even one in trillions,
Speaker 1: it's one in like numbers that don't even exist. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like one of the like, oh, it's like if you
Speaker 1: went to Earth and picked one grain of sand, the
Speaker 1: odds would be the guest someone else picked the same
Speaker 1: grain of sand.
Speaker 2: And also part of the key was not only did
Speaker 2: Nithia Rahman make up a ton of ground on Spencer Pratt,
Speaker 2: but she beat Karen Bass thirty nine to thirty four percent,
Speaker 2: and she beat Pratt by over twenty points. So like
Speaker 2: the third place person is randomly outperforming the first place
Speaker 2: person just enough to edge it so that those two
Speaker 2: go to the runoff later.
Speaker 1: Right, But we can't get the Save Act passed. Yeah, yeah, No,
Speaker 1: we can't get everyone on the same page for that one.
Speaker 2: We can't end the filibuster. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then there was a news report locally on Fox
Speaker 1: Local that was talking about some sketchy stuff with the
Speaker 1: helicopter coming with ballots, But as soon as the ladies
Speaker 1: said it, they cut her mic.
Speaker 10: We're now waiting for a chopper from Dan Eyes to
Speaker 10: land here with those ballads, and once they do arrive.
Speaker 4: Here, they are down at.
Speaker 2: So there's the audio cut. They're thrown into these vans.
Speaker 1: I think he was gonna say, you're not supposed to
Speaker 1: mention the helicopter from Van Eyes with with all the ballots. Sorry, totally,
Speaker 1: and then we have some more context around what's really
Speaker 1: happening in these last few days.
Speaker 2: Can you give that or read? Yeah. In the latest
Speaker 2: ballot count, city Councilwoman Nithia Rahman has passed Spencer Pratt
Speaker 2: for second place. Like we've been saying, if the count
Speaker 2: ended today, Ramen would advance to the November runoff against
Speaker 2: the mayor Karen Bass. On election night, Pratt led by
Speaker 2: about forty thousand votes, roughly a ten point advantage, and
Speaker 2: as of tonight, Ramen now leads Pratt by thirty one
Speaker 2: hundred votes, a net swing of more than forty three thousand.
Speaker 1: And then the forty three thousand is an interesting number
Speaker 1: because apparently there's forty three thousand homeless people.
Speaker 2: Can you read that? Yeah, you read Spencer Pratt's tweet.
Speaker 2: And then he said a net swing of more than
Speaker 2: forty three thousand votes since Tuesday, and he goes, forty
Speaker 2: three thousand. Huh, where have I seen that number before?
Speaker 2: And it's the number of homeless people in LA. Exactly.
Speaker 2: They militarized, they all voted, they all got their IDs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they love that random Indian lady who they never
Speaker 1: heard of before. They take a break from doing the
Speaker 1: super mathe to follow up on local politics Nitthia Aram.
Speaker 2: Then yeah, and that's more of a joke from Spencer Pratt.
Speaker 2: But then we have a tweet here from United States.
Speaker 2: Really quick, sorry to interrupt, No, go ahead. We have
Speaker 2: the heat map of where the votes came from, and
Speaker 2: a lot of it is in skid Row downtown LA.
Speaker 2: Where skid Row is with all the homeless people. I
Speaker 2: used to live right there, it's all homeless, where people
Speaker 2: can be meat puppeted where ballots can be sent to
Speaker 2: an apartment mailbox instead of to a house, right, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: And well let's finish that last part that you were
Speaker 2: about to read. Yeah, Well, basically, US Attorney Bill Essay,
Speaker 2: and he's like an assistant attorney, said, California is blocking
Speaker 2: a federal audit of its voter rolls. California allows first
Speaker 2: time voters to register using forms of IDA that most
Speaker 2: Americans would find surprising, including a gym membership card, an
Speaker 2: employee ID card, creditor debit card, prescription drug label, or
Speaker 2: an insurance card, which, funnily enough, migrants can get illegals. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and so he just kind of says, they allow third
Speaker 2: parties to collect their ballots. They're doing all this shit
Speaker 2: that like normally you'd be horrified at, but they're blocking
Speaker 2: a federal audit. And that's where I'm kind of gonna
Speaker 2: chime in and say what I think, Like Spencer Pratt,
Speaker 2: I don't think based on the election night, he could
Speaker 2: either surprise US and garner a lot more of the vote,
Speaker 2: or he could be second place, like second place to
Speaker 2: Karen Bass almost didn't matter, Like he wasn't gonna win it.
Speaker 2: In November so it was gonna be like five months
Speaker 2: of him just like laying out and exposing all the
Speaker 2: shit that they're up to, the money laundering, the bad practices.
Speaker 2: And now I think Spencer Pratty did a great job
Speaker 2: and he needs to switch and fulfill his destiny to
Speaker 2: maybe create some sort of lawsuit about illegal ballot practices
Speaker 2: or scummy techniques that California is using and take it
Speaker 2: all the way to the Supreme Court somehow. I think
Speaker 2: he needs to transition to like, all right, I'm kind
Speaker 2: of elite, I'm in illegal battle, and you know people
Speaker 2: on the right are going to fund it, and I
Speaker 2: just kind of got to go through the motions until
Speaker 2: this all the way gets up to the Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: because something needs to be done. This days after nobody,
Speaker 2: third world countries count their ballots faster than California. It's
Speaker 2: like a joke. And uh, maybe he can be the
Speaker 2: guy to transition to end that, yeah through lawfare, right.
Speaker 1: I hope so, And I hope it's not over. I
Speaker 1: hope Trump can maybe do something because it's so blatant,
Speaker 1: you's I think it's done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's done, it's gone. But he can sue to
Speaker 2: get something maybe later that goes up to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: I don't even know the legalities of it, but otherwise
Speaker 2: California is lost. Hey once again? Good up, Yeah, clean up,
Speaker 2: clean up by the Democrats. Pan carry.
Speaker 1: I'm not happy, but they sent all the votes in again,
Speaker 1: even if it was, you know, thousands to zero for
Speaker 1: Spencer Pratt and it's impossible and they don't care, and
Speaker 1: we all saw it.
Speaker 2: You gotta respect that, gotta respect it. I wish we
Speaker 2: were as good at deporting people as they are at
Speaker 2: late ballots.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, all right, let's get to our Seattle updates.
Speaker 1: We've been covering seatle lot. We'll go kind of quick
Speaker 1: through this. But they just lost another local legendary chain,
Speaker 1: a bagel place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Blazing Bagels, the iconic chain that's served over seven
Speaker 2: million bagels across five locations for twenty five years, has
Speaker 2: officially shut down for good. And this is something I've
Speaker 2: noticed with restaurants all the time. Employees get the news
Speaker 2: in a surprise email Thursday night, closed immediately, no warning,
Speaker 2: no severance, even local restaurants to hear they just one
Speaker 2: day it's closed. I don't know why they do.
Speaker 1: We get there and everything's stripped out, and now there
Speaker 1: must be a reason, though I don't know. They survived
Speaker 1: the pandemic and recessions, but apparently couldn't survive the twenty
Speaker 1: one dollars and thirty cent minimum wage, exploding taxes and
Speaker 1: a business climate that's become downright hostile, and downtown office
Speaker 1: vacancy is sitting at a brutal thirty four or thirty
Speaker 1: five point six percent, meaning like you know, the foot
Speaker 1: traffic isn't there, and that's part of the death spiral
Speaker 1: we just talked about, like, oh, nobody's here, the building
Speaker 1: loses value, there's no foot traffic, the restaurant lose its value,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, it's what is it
Speaker 1: vape shops and those places where black women by their wigs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they pretty Korean owned, vietname is owned. So yeah,
Speaker 2: that's just another one blazing bagels And we don't know
Speaker 2: the full story. We don't know exactly what happened, but
Speaker 2: it seems like they've got they became strangled by regulations
Speaker 2: and minimum wage.
Speaker 1: We have another one here, an alcohol distributing company just left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yet another major business pulls out of Washington State.
Speaker 2: Republic National distributing company, one of the biggest wine and
Speaker 2: spirits distributors in the nation, will close their Washington locations
Speaker 2: and layoff two hundred and sixty seven workers by July thirty. First. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it just kind of lists where the layoffs are happening,
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty six workers in Auburn fifteen and
Speaker 2: Everett twenty eight, and Seattle thirty and Spokane, and yeah
Speaker 2: they it kind of mentions in the article. The move
Speaker 2: comes as Washington business is increasingly worn about rising cost taxes, regulations,
Speaker 2: and a deteriorate business climate. So this is another example
Speaker 2: of the capital flight. You know, I'm assuming they're still
Speaker 2: going to be distributing, just somewhere a little a little
Speaker 2: nicer exactly.
Speaker 1: And then our last clip from Seattle is basically Seattle
Speaker 1: in a nutshell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's someone on fent. Yeah. So a normal
Speaker 2: citizen crashes and needs help, doesn't get the help they need,
Speaker 2: and then there's someone next to them on fence. I
Speaker 2: don't know how much of a normal citizen that was anyway,
Speaker 2: but yeah, classic. So God, I wonder why people are leaving.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to rent that office down here, are exorbitant prices. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a joke, and you know what I mean, there's
Speaker 2: a real opportunity for I keep saying this strong red
Speaker 2: states to win, and they're gonna win productive people where
Speaker 2: the capital even maybe a bagel place, maybe a new
Speaker 2: blazon bagels.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, all right, let's get to our Carmelo Anthony update.
Speaker 1: This is actually gonna get maybe wrapped up pretty soon.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The prosecution rested on Saturday, and then the defense had
Speaker 2: basically to Monday, and I'm hearing that they already rested,
Speaker 2: so the jury's going to kind of go to deliberations soon.
Speaker 2: So this can happen at any time, especially with what
Speaker 2: we've seen in terms of the defense. It was not
Speaker 2: very good. It was not very good. Let's start with
Speaker 2: the headline and then let's get into what's going on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Carmelo Anthony's defense suffered a huge setback on Monday after
Speaker 2: one of the teen's teammates appeared to backtrack on claims
Speaker 2: that Anthony had been surrounded by a group of students
Speaker 2: when he fatally stabbed Austin Metcalf. Basically, this teenager was
Speaker 2: on the stand used the word surrounded, and he was
Speaker 2: a defense witness, So he was there specifically to provide
Speaker 2: evidence for the defense of Carmelo Anthony.
Speaker 1: They surrounded him, Okay, did they surround him? Not really,
Speaker 1: Let's check the tape.
Speaker 2: And then they made him basically admit, oh yeah, it
Speaker 2: wasn't really surrounded. So it was basically like one of
Speaker 2: your main guys, who's a young, presumably dumb teenager, had
Speaker 2: his whole story fucked. Here's another quote from another defense witness,
Speaker 2: and a lot of these people are underage, so we
Speaker 2: just kind of get defense witness one, defense witness two witness.
Speaker 2: I think Carmelo was in the wrong prosecutors. Did Carmelo
Speaker 2: Anthony provoke the confrontation witness? Yes, there you go. And
Speaker 2: that was a witness for the defense, So I don't
Speaker 2: understand how like he was just like which side should
Speaker 2: I choose? Defense of prosecution. I'm just gonna tell the truth, right, yep.
Speaker 1: And then we have like some quotes from the testimonies
Speaker 1: as well, and then some more context.
Speaker 2: This is from the prosecution side. That happened a little earlier.
Speaker 2: Teen witness says Austin Metcalf didn't deserve what happened. A
Speaker 2: third witness from Frisco Memorial was called to the stand
Speaker 2: on Saturday. He described seeing Anthony in the tent, finding
Speaker 2: it strange since everyone normally stays in their own team's tent.
Speaker 2: He testified that when asked to leave, Anthony became more aggressive.
Speaker 2: What does he say next? The prosecutor asked, f you all,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to leave. You're all a bunch of pussies,
Speaker 2: the witness said. The witness testified that Metcalf took the
Speaker 2: lead in the situation. Prosecutor, did Austin take the lead?
Speaker 2: Witness Yes. Carmelo put his hand in the bag and
Speaker 2: said five times, touch me and see what happens. Touch
Speaker 2: me and see what happens. Touch me and see what happens.
Speaker 2: Touch me and see what happens. Touch me and see
Speaker 2: what happens. So he was black looping for posterity. I
Speaker 2: had to do it there because you guys have all
Speaker 2: seen that on video a bunch of times, and you
Speaker 2: know what that's like when someone's doing that.
Speaker 1: Something we've warned against. And we literally said, once you
Speaker 1: hear the looping, get out of there because it's going
Speaker 1: to escalate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it did. Austin said he's not going to
Speaker 2: touch this guy. He was calm. Prosecutor, what did you
Speaker 2: see during the stabbing? Witness? You saw a big hole
Speaker 2: in blood coming from his upper body. He then answered
Speaker 2: a question, calling Anthony the aggressor, prosecutor, what's your opinion, witness,
Speaker 2: My opinion is Austin didn't deserve what happened.
Speaker 1: There you go, and then we have another headline here
Speaker 1: where the defense almost botched it.
Speaker 2: And and you'll see Carmelo Anthony juror left open mouthed
Speaker 2: with shock at sight of Austin Metcalf's body as killer
Speaker 2: teens lawyer suggest victim impaled himself on knife.
Speaker 1: So for a second they were thinking like, well, maybe
Speaker 1: it was just a struggle, and then you fell into
Speaker 1: the knife, and that clearly wasn't the case. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: then we have some context here that's gonna kind of
Speaker 1: wrap it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just kind of more summing it. This guy says, really,
Speaker 2: we really really weak defense presented by Carmelo Anthony's side.
Speaker 2: Almost every witness they called ended up flipping and backing
Speaker 2: up the narrative of the prosecution. I'm not sure we've
Speaker 2: seen anything like this. Truly stunned this case made it
Speaker 2: to trial. What on earth was the Anthony family thinking.
Speaker 2: So that's kind of the vibe, like what the fuck?
Speaker 2: Like it's running up the score in a little league game.
Speaker 1: Like, it's basically the vibe from this jury trial. And
Speaker 1: what's your defense gonna be? Put a black man in jail?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he impaled himself and I was hoping for one
Speaker 2: black juror, like literally that was yeah, and we have
Speaker 2: some another tweet from that guy. Well, this is kind
Speaker 2: of speculation, but he says it sounds like the defense
Speaker 2: attempted to negotiate a plea deal once they realized how
Speaker 2: bad they were performing, but was quickly shot down by
Speaker 2: the state Court. Was delayed for two hours, and Austin's
Speaker 2: parents were called out to meet with prosecutors. The defense
Speaker 2: trying to score a last minute plea deal is a
Speaker 2: sign of desperation and an acknowledgment this trial has gone
Speaker 2: terribly wrong for Carmelo. Anthony Carmelo is in serious trouble.
Speaker 2: There you go. Yeah, so all signs are not looking good,
Speaker 2: and I think the last thing we're waiting on is
Speaker 2: some militant leftist juror who like was a sleeper cell
Speaker 2: who got in and is going to be like eleven
Speaker 2: to one or yeah, that's what I think too.
Speaker 1: And there were some people being interviewed that were Carmelo
Speaker 1: Anthony's supporters, which is, you know, almost an oxymoron. And
Speaker 1: then a lot of the supporters were mad that four
Speaker 1: black teens testified against Carmelo Anthony and they were kind
Speaker 1: of assuming, like, well, you're black and he's black, Like
Speaker 1: why would you testify against him. Meanwhile, they're all like
Speaker 1: friends and athletes together and they're just testifying to tell
Speaker 1: the truth. But because it was four black teens, they
Speaker 1: were like, ah, these guys are sellouts, like that was
Speaker 1: the energy. And then side yeah, and then sav Fernandez
Speaker 1: was interviewing people outside the courthouse and they had that
Speaker 1: same attitude.
Speaker 11: If evidence does come out that Carmelo was not in
Speaker 11: fact fighting for his life when he stabbed and killed
Speaker 11: Austin Metcalf, do you think that the black community will accept.
Speaker 1: That if evidence shows that he did not.
Speaker 2: No, we're gonna stand b ours regardless.
Speaker 12: They stand by the ears, We're gonna stand burs regardless.
Speaker 1: So there you go, We're gonna stand by ours regardless.
Speaker 1: They stand by theirs, just like we did when Derek
Speaker 1: Chauvin went to jail for nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, for a fend at all addicts who
Speaker 2: had a fucking reaction, and.
Speaker 1: The whole country got like burned down city by city
Speaker 1: and no one really did anything. So they have like
Speaker 1: this Hollywood version of racism they think still exists. And
Speaker 1: I saw people online posting old pictures of like black
Speaker 1: people being linged, saying like, oh, same energy as Carmelo Anthony.
Speaker 2: Can you read the original? How white people gather, how
Speaker 2: white people online gather when it comes to the Carmelo
Speaker 2: Anthony case, same feelings, just different year. And it's these
Speaker 2: two lynched guys and a mob of white people. And
Speaker 2: I think the urban mind thinks that everyone who was
Speaker 2: lynched was like a falsely accused person who was a
Speaker 2: poor innocent like.
Speaker 1: To kill a mockingbird ship, Yeah, that's the vibe. And
Speaker 1: then Mametic Sescyphus had a great reply that explained the context.
Speaker 2: Well, all these photos are famous, and all these photos
Speaker 2: have written history down of what exactly happened, Sisyphus said,
Speaker 2: the people in that tree, Thomas Ship and Abram Smith
Speaker 2: confess to murdering a young man and raping his fiance.
Speaker 2: A third member of their stick up crew fled prior
Speaker 2: to the murder because he didn't want to attack a
Speaker 2: man he knew he was not hung and served a
Speaker 2: sentence in prison for accessory to murder. He confirmed these
Speaker 2: men committed the murder and rape as well. So there
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 1: It's like the same energy then from all the way
Speaker 1: back then, where any accountability, any justice against a black
Speaker 1: person is like injustice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, or it's washed with one hundred years of
Speaker 2: history and then all of a sudden you can say
Speaker 2: anything you want about it. But people were alive, people
Speaker 2: knew there was a corroborating witness, and yeah, the killing
Speaker 2: got a little extra judicial, but I think justice was
Speaker 2: served right. Murder someone in front of their fiance and
Speaker 2: then rapeer. It's the most hateous shit there is, right,
Speaker 2: there's nothing worse.
Speaker 1: But we stand by our yeah, always and because I'm
Speaker 1: imagining they do that and they don't.
Speaker 2: That's the funniest part of the whole.
Speaker 1: And it's so clearly, it's so clear that we don't
Speaker 1: because we never complain about the white on black violence rate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we have a graph here.
Speaker 1: We're not going to fully explain it, but you can
Speaker 1: see what's going onct white on black versus black on white,
Speaker 1: and we don't really ever mention it. But there's like
Speaker 1: this energy where like we can't hold Carmelo Carmelo Anthony
Speaker 1: accountable until white people are held accountable for slavery. I
Speaker 1: guess like there is like an energy like that, like, oh,
Speaker 1: now you want accountability, what about what you did? And
Speaker 1: obviously that energy is also something we've debunked in the past.
Speaker 1: We have some slavery stats I want to throw into
Speaker 1: this section.
Speaker 2: Could you ever read? That's where the griefans comes from, right,
Speaker 2: That's where the majority of the grievans comes from.
Speaker 1: We're gonna side with Carmelo because he's our guy, and
Speaker 1: you guys have your guys, and you guys did slavery
Speaker 1: to us, so it's about time we look out for ourselves.
Speaker 2: That's the energy. And here's the facts about slavery. About
Speaker 2: four percent of the transatlantic slave trade ended up in
Speaker 2: what became the US slave voyages. Estimates three hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty eight thousand Africans disembarked in North America out of
Speaker 2: ten point seven million total who reached the Americas in
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty the peak three hundred and ninety three thousand
Speaker 2: slave owners out of thirty one point four million total
Speaker 2: US population, one point five three percent. In the fifteen
Speaker 2: slave states, owners were four point eight percent of the
Speaker 2: free population. By households families in the South, twenty to
Speaker 2: thirty percent owned slaves higher in the Deep South.
Speaker 1: And then Darth Powell summarized and said one hundred percent
Speaker 1: of the enslavement was done by Africans. Only four percent
Speaker 1: of total Transatlantic slaves ended up in America, where only
Speaker 1: one point three percent of Americans were owners of slaves. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, so that's the reality. And then like, you know,
Speaker 1: think about it too, like white people carry this scarlet
Speaker 1: letter in America, but most of our families probably came
Speaker 1: here in like the early nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of people missed it. A lot of
Speaker 2: people missed slavery completely.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if you wanted to get mad at like old
Speaker 1: Jewish families in America who owned slaves, I'd understand. But
Speaker 1: then they get categories as white.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So whenever it doesn't you know, appeal, they get categorized. However,
Speaker 1: there's a carve out, they get lumped back in. That
Speaker 1: was you, Yeah, that was all of us, right, guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So ultimately though the Carmel Anthony trial looks like
Speaker 2: it's going going very well for the prosecution, even the
Speaker 2: defense witnesses sucked, but the tribalism still stands. Those are
Speaker 2: the main themes that we see basically everywhere. Right, the
Speaker 2: evidence points one way, but the tribalism still stands, right exactly.
Speaker 1: Let's get to our migrant section. We're going to start
Speaker 1: off with some migrant welfare rates. We've talked about this
Speaker 1: in the past, but we want to reiterate Somalia number one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the one thing they win at the
Speaker 2: ethnicity most likely to be on welfare in each country,
Speaker 2: USA Somalians, Denmark Somalians, Netherlands Somalians, Norway Somalians, Finland Somalians,
Speaker 2: Sweden Somalians Samalaias are most likely to be on welfare
Speaker 2: and are responsible for the highest crime rates per capita.
Speaker 2: So at least the number one, it's something just a
Speaker 2: useless population of people who never should have been imported
Speaker 2: to the West. I don't know who made someone did
Speaker 2: something bad there. Yeah, to get that idea in Somalians
Speaker 2: head's crazy and they kind of are like resource sponges. Yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely across the world.
Speaker 1: You know, when you have like water damage or you
Speaker 1: have like a flood in your house and you put
Speaker 1: those bags with the beads and hang them up and
Speaker 1: they soak up all the water. Definitely, that's like what
Speaker 1: Somalis do for resources, homes, hospital beds, seats in schools.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't even think. They just suck it up.
Speaker 2: They're not even thinking, and they don't even know what
Speaker 2: guides them to the house or to the welfare office.
Speaker 2: And they don't appreciate either.
Speaker 1: They don't say, whoa, I'm so lucky to be here,
Speaker 1: is so much better than where I came from, Like
Speaker 1: they think like, oh, my house is only one floor.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Imagine if you were air dropped into a different country,
Speaker 2: you'd be like, all right, shelter job this that you
Speaker 2: go through a checklist of things that you have to
Speaker 2: get sorted out and be like, I got a week
Speaker 2: to do this. Somalis are like the opposite where they go, okay,
Speaker 2: who helped me, give me, give me help? There's nothing
Speaker 2: on their own. It's really crazy. And then that across
Speaker 2: every country, you know, you'd think they'd excel somewhere Wow,
Speaker 2: the Somalis, they actually have a knack for living in
Speaker 2: this Scandinavian client they're succeeding in Norway. But no, that's
Speaker 2: obviously not the case because they're just a shitty population, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And in Minnesota, eighty one percent of them are
Speaker 1: on welfare. And we have some stats of other migrants
Speaker 1: that are on welfare their percentages.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have been the most generous country in the
Speaker 2: world to our detriment. Obviously, twenty five percent of all
Speaker 2: Mexicans live in the US. Seventy percent of them rely
Speaker 2: on welfare. Ten percent of Guatemalans live here, seventy seven
Speaker 2: percent are on welfare. Twelve percent of Nicaraguans live here,
Speaker 2: seventy five percent rely on welfare. Twelve percent of Haitians
Speaker 2: live here, fifty three percent rely on welfare.
Speaker 1: So everyone's getting the free stuff. And I think if
Speaker 1: you talk to a normy, I think a lot of
Speaker 1: people think it's still thirty years ago where they go, Oh,
Speaker 1: it's probably ten to fifteen million illegals. And if someone
Speaker 1: wants to come to America and go for the American dream,
Speaker 1: they have the right to do that. Yeah, And then
Speaker 1: if you even asked them oh, should they get social
Speaker 1: benefits or welfare? And they go, oh no, but like
Speaker 1: that's the thing, like they think it's still nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: five immigration.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're totally right. That thought process about like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: you know there may be first generation is these rates
Speaker 2: are fucking insane. Seventy percent to a country killing rate?
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? Yeah? So you want me to
Speaker 2: read this one to Yeah, well, the US is unique,
Speaker 2: right of how screwed we are. The US has three
Speaker 2: times more immigrants than any other country on Earth. One
Speaker 2: of six immigrants on the planet live here. No other
Speaker 2: major developed nation becomes close. The outcome is clear. The
Speaker 2: US absorbs a disproportionate share of global migration, and nine
Speaker 2: out of two, nine out of ten new jobs go
Speaker 2: to them right now? Crazy? And yeah, so I think
Speaker 2: you're totally right. Everyone needs to reevaluate where we are
Speaker 2: and like, to what end does our generosity run out?
Speaker 2: Mine was nineteen ninety is when it ran out, you know.
Speaker 2: But everybody else, you're totally right, is living in some
Speaker 2: sort of weird, fake world where seventy percent you're kidding,
Speaker 2: you made this up? Where'd you get this from? Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk or something right, they'd say shit like that.
Speaker 1: And then we covered a story in Bonus Land last
Speaker 1: episode where an African woman was at like this beach
Speaker 1: area in the UK and she's looking around and going,
Speaker 1: why are there no Africans here? Why would there be?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You you ever go to Africa and say, hey, where's
Speaker 1: where are the Puerto Ricans? You don't, you know? But
Speaker 1: it's like they don't even realize, like, you're not in Africa.
Speaker 1: There's Africans in the UK. There's UK people.
Speaker 2: That's why you left.
Speaker 1: Yeah, crazy, There's like this thing where like all these
Speaker 1: western countries are free for all, and why aren't there
Speaker 1: more Africans here? Marco Rubio made some great points about
Speaker 1: this same thing.
Speaker 12: One of the things I see a lot in South
Speaker 12: Florida are people that have been in this country.
Speaker 4: They maybe came from.
Speaker 2: Cuba forty five years ago.
Speaker 12: They've worked here their entire lives, they retired, they get
Speaker 12: eight hundred dollars nine hundred dollars one thousand dollars a
Speaker 12: month of social security, and then they run into somebody
Speaker 12: who just got here from Cuba three months ago. It's
Speaker 12: twenty nine years old, doesn't work and it's given fifteen
Speaker 12: hundred dollars a month in.
Speaker 2: Benefits by our government because they're refugees.
Speaker 12: That refugee a year later is traveling back to Cuba
Speaker 12: fifteen times. So you're a refugee fleeing oppression from a
Speaker 12: place that you now go back and visit fifteen times
Speaker 12: the following year. And in the meantime, we're giving you Medicaid,
Speaker 12: food stamps, health care for your children, cash payments from
Speaker 12: the Refugee Fund. So imagine if you've been working here
Speaker 12: for forty years and your Social Security check is smaller
Speaker 12: than the benefits going to a twenty eight year old crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that hurts to hear. And that's like one of
Speaker 2: the biggest doomer. Blackpilling things is like just general unfairness.
Speaker 2: Like I know it's a little kid concept, but we've
Speaker 2: talked about it, like anyone can say that's not fair,
Speaker 2: but then nothing is done to correct it. They just
Speaker 2: keep the money machine on because everyone's getting paid.
Speaker 1: Right, you have very true and then we have some
Speaker 1: jobs that are pretty not good.
Speaker 2: This is staggering. Of the three hundred and sixty nine
Speaker 2: thousand jobs the US Labor Department says we're created last year,
Speaker 2: nearly all three hundred and forty eight thousand of them
Speaker 2: went to women and only twenty one thousand went to men. Basically,
Speaker 2: that means ninety four percent of the net employment growth
Speaker 2: in the US went to women.
Speaker 1: And then the reason it's in the migrant section. Bigger picture,
Speaker 1: when six percent of jobs are going to American men,
Speaker 1: it's a dead economy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, red flags blaring everywhere, sirens going off, and
Speaker 2: then it still seems like we're not doing enough, Like
Speaker 2: Marco Rubio talks about that and presents that. It's like,
Speaker 2: can we do anything in here? You are the Secretary
Speaker 2: of State, you have poll you got everybody's ear, right,
Speaker 2: this will go viral on Twitter. Someone's got to do something. Hey,
Speaker 2: fifty thousand likes oooh you drops the phone. He's like,
Speaker 2: do something please, Right, And then someone on Twitter, Steve
Speaker 2: made a good point. Yeah, at this point, Americans are
Speaker 2: no longer taxpayers. We are fraud victims and we want
Speaker 2: our money back. Let's we're fraud victims, guys. Yeah. And
Speaker 2: H one B stuff has been in the news a
Speaker 2: good amount lately. Can you read that. Yeah, Up to
Speaker 2: ninety percent of India's H one B visa applications contain
Speaker 2: fraudulent information or involved unqualified applicants, a former official tells Newsweek.
Speaker 2: So that's one person just kind of telling their story.
Speaker 2: But it matches what we think. You know, any corner
Speaker 2: that you can, you got to cut it. And if
Speaker 2: you got to, if you've got to do a white
Speaker 2: lie to change the trajectory of your life, and that
Speaker 2: means not living near the shitted in Ganji's with dead
Speaker 2: bodies floating by, you're gonna do it, right, Yeah, It's
Speaker 2: on us to stop. It's on us to stop giving
Speaker 2: money to Somali's. It's on us to make sure that
Speaker 2: an H one B guy isn't lying. So like, I
Speaker 2: get it. If I was one of these third world
Speaker 2: street rats, I'd be scamming, lying my ass off to
Speaker 2: it any means necessary to get into America. But it's
Speaker 2: on us, right, Yeah, exactly. And then there was a
Speaker 2: Fox segment that kind of talked about this as well.
Speaker 11: Holders Since twenty fifteen, over seventy percent came from India
Speaker 11: and nearly twelve percent from China. And when you zoom
Speaker 11: in on this map you're looking at you, you can
Speaker 11: see where most are being hired. The dark red spots
Speaker 11: show a high density of H one B visa holders,
Speaker 11: and now we're learning more about the fraud within the program.
Speaker 11: One former official tells Newsweek that up to ninety percent
Speaker 11: of applications ninety percent from India contained fraudulent documents or
Speaker 11: involve unqualified applicants, and financial law enforcement in India claim
Speaker 11: it has uncovered a network of universities that produce fake
Speaker 11: degrees which were possibly used to obtain these high skilled
Speaker 11: H one B visas.
Speaker 2: So there you go.
Speaker 1: They use fake degrees to get the visa program, and
Speaker 1: then they get here, and then they're here forever. They
Speaker 1: bring their whole family, and ninety percent are fraudulent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred thousand fake degrees from that Indian H
Speaker 2: one B fraud bus that was in India where they
Speaker 2: found that. So you guys know, everything's fake. Everything is
Speaker 2: cheated to the max. And in instead of like we
Speaker 2: do all these little half measures like Trump put one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars feet, it's like, can we start from
Speaker 2: the ground up again. They're doing fake university degrees and
Speaker 2: then they're vouching for each other. It's this circular system,
Speaker 2: like when I get wanted a recommendation for a job.
Speaker 2: It had to be a real guy who really knew
Speaker 2: I could do something. India goes, all right, we all
Speaker 2: do it, and it's like a human centipede of you
Speaker 2: swear yeah, he can vouch for me? All right, do
Speaker 2: you swear? Yeah? He's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like everyone's just faking in exactly. We have a
Speaker 1: clip here of Indian h one B. I'm assuming trying
Speaker 1: to do a sales call to an elevator.
Speaker 2: Sir, this is an elevator. This is not a This
Speaker 2: is not a landlined or.
Speaker 4: Phone, is it you?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: Eator? Well, who gives a fuck? You just called an
Speaker 2: elevator trying to sell me something.
Speaker 1: Good sales instincts though, Yeah, yeah, if it was a
Speaker 1: home elevator, you really got something.
Speaker 2: You've really got a mark now, right, do you need
Speaker 2: the Google gift card? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I need you to go through CVS start getting gift
Speaker 1: cards for me.
Speaker 2: Please imagine getting scammed because you gave your credit card
Speaker 2: information through the elevator for the elevator speaker. And if
Speaker 2: he knew that was an elevator, it could be dangerous
Speaker 2: telling him that information because now he'll call and be
Speaker 2: like the elevator is stuck. You need to get the
Speaker 2: gift card to escape, buy one on your phone. It
Speaker 2: might give him an edge. That's pretty good.
Speaker 1: And then the Trump one hundred thousand dollars H one
Speaker 1: B thing, and that actually got thrown out by a judge.
Speaker 2: It looks like, yeah, some sort of district judge. And
Speaker 2: I think that the main crux of the argument was
Speaker 2: that that serves as a tax. And then Trump doesn't
Speaker 2: have the power to levy taxes, so I mean they
Speaker 2: look out for him. Yeah, so no, this is one
Speaker 2: of those things where it's like, okay, guys, then let's
Speaker 2: ramp up enforcement. We like, if you're gonna give me
Speaker 2: a loss somewhere, I'm gonna make it ten times harder
Speaker 2: for you everywhere else. We need to get all over
Speaker 2: this and this Trump administration, like this is a very
Speaker 2: key test. Nobody likes H one b's. It suppresses Americans' wages,
Speaker 2: It takes Americans jobs, It transforms suburbs of Dallas completely.
Speaker 2: It gives people pooja rooms and spice racks in their kitchen.
Speaker 2: Like we covered last episode. It's so unfucking popular that
Speaker 2: if you don't do everything you can on this issue,
Speaker 2: then you're compromised, like you're fucked right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, all right, Well that's the end of our
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Speaker 1: of Housekeeping. There is a new crypto bounty program where
Speaker 1: someone will say I'll pay X amount of money if
Speaker 1: someone does this, and people are doing it.
Speaker 2: Real life bounties, real life shit, introducing go by pump fun.
Speaker 2: So it's real hunger game shit. Yeah. And in the
Speaker 2: advertisement they use a bunch of wholesome things like, oh,
Speaker 2: create a website, do this, and then people are like,
Speaker 2: pull out your teeth, run naked across something, right, like
Speaker 2: a Black Mirror episode. Yeah, we have some examples of
Speaker 2: the highest bounty so far. Yeah, fifty six thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to skydive into a World Cup match. Twenty four thousand
Speaker 2: dollars to interview Henry Novak's killer's family, and the interview
Speaker 2: means shoot them, that's what it said. Oh really, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: three thousand to quit your job live on camera. Thirty
Speaker 2: one hundred dollars to host a best butt contest, that's butt.
Speaker 2: Twenty seven hundred dollars to get a tattoo on the
Speaker 2: forehead and someone did that last one. We have a
Speaker 2: picture here. An Indian man said. Twenty seven hundred that's
Speaker 2: like a year's salary for me. And he tattooed bounty
Speaker 2: work on his head, but he misspelled it, and some
Speaker 2: people said that he wasn't going to get paid because
Speaker 2: of the misspell but apparently in the contract it was
Speaker 2: misspelled in the contract and he did get forty sold
Speaker 2: for that. Yeah, so twenty seven hundred bucks, and I
Speaker 2: think he made more. I think he made more because
Speaker 2: someone launched a bounty Work token without the end. So
Speaker 2: someone did this so that they could promote bounty work
Speaker 2: there project or token, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 2: and it ended up fucking them and kind of going wrong.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like next level reality TV where you
Speaker 1: can just like pay to see what you want, and
Speaker 1: then some desperate persons like all right, so well, the
Speaker 1: one thing I got a dark The one thing I'm
Speaker 1: learning from how retarded our migrants are and how many
Speaker 1: there have been is there are a lot of low
Speaker 1: IQ desperate poor people in the world.
Speaker 2: So yeah, this could be good. This is hunger game shit.
Speaker 2: This is their way out. I don't know if it's good,
Speaker 2: but some dark shit's gonna happen, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's gonna get interesting, all right. Next, we have a
Speaker 2: tick update.
Speaker 1: This guy isn't again a tractor or something in Nebraska,
Speaker 1: and look what he sees. I hope you guys can
Speaker 1: see this, but that is all ticks, A little small ticks.
Speaker 2: Disgusting. So I just had to get fuel and you just.
Speaker 1: Got bombard or file And a lot of people are
Speaker 1: still saying like, oh, I've been working with horses for years,
Speaker 1: I've been a farmer for years, I've been hiking for years.
Speaker 1: I've never seen it like this. Yeah, it's horrible.
Speaker 2: What do we do? I don't know. Something needs to
Speaker 2: be done, and they did this on purpose. RFK.
Speaker 1: So you know, like on one side, like the cities
Speaker 1: are all fucked, right, anyone who lives in this city
Speaker 1: is fucked. There's chemicals in the water, testosterone is down,
Speaker 1: all the bad lights and everything. And then for the
Speaker 1: urbit for the rural folks, people kind of thought, well,
Speaker 1: those guys are going to be strong, and I think
Speaker 1: they're planning to get those guys is to give them
Speaker 1: all alpha gal so they can't eat meat and then
Speaker 1: lower their testosterone that way. Okay, so they are doing
Speaker 1: a multi scheme plan once again, a potentially successful.
Speaker 2: Op by the bad guys.
Speaker 1: All right, our last piece of the final page of
Speaker 1: Housekeeping the movie Obsession. Yes we saw it.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was under a hunt, it was under a million
Speaker 1: dollars to make, and they made over one hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars from it.
Speaker 2: They're over like two twenty now two.
Speaker 1: Hundred something million. Massive success made by YouTubers. But there's
Speaker 1: an online conversation happening from the people who worked in
Speaker 1: the crew on the movie because they're revealing how much
Speaker 1: they got paid versus how much the movie made and
Speaker 1: they want more money now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Obsession art director is trending after she revealed
Speaker 2: that she earned just sixty seven hundred dollars from the
Speaker 2: one hundred and seventy five million dollars hit, sparking debate
Speaker 2: over whether breakout films ohe bonuses to crew members. So
Speaker 2: this was a twenty day movie shoot and she got
Speaker 2: sixty seven hundred dollars. It was like three fifty three
Speaker 2: seventy five a day or something like that. Art director,
Speaker 2: art director of the hottest movie of the year. And
Speaker 2: what does she do. She goes and cries online about
Speaker 2: how she didn't get a bonus. Art director Sally Choi
Speaker 2: revealed she earned just over sixty seven hundred for her
Speaker 2: work on a film that grossed two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: times its budget. She said she accepted three hundred per
Speaker 2: day while living paycheck to paycheck. She wrote this long,
Speaker 2: whiny Instagram thing like I was doing so much, I
Speaker 2: was doing all of this and we're getting fucking nothing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And she was like a low worked person who agreed
Speaker 2: to a rate. And if the movie flopped, do you
Speaker 2: think she'd give some of the money back? That's the key.
Speaker 2: If the movie flopped, Hey, can you give twelve hundred bucks? Back.
Speaker 2: We really need to recover some of this money. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then would.
Speaker 1: You have accepted less pay plus a small percentage of
Speaker 1: the revenue.
Speaker 2: Maybe she says that now knowing after all, why didn't you?
Speaker 1: And listen, I'll take half pay and half in equity
Speaker 1: credits or whatever.
Speaker 2: And there's a good you know, this is something to
Speaker 2: learn from, like maybe you do negotiate, give me a
Speaker 2: percent of a percent. You know, we got to do
Speaker 2: something for the crew.
Speaker 1: But the problem in LA is all those independent movies
Speaker 1: suck so bad. So it's like, all right, just give
Speaker 1: me the cash up from this is one in ten
Speaker 1: twenty million.
Speaker 2: Maybe right, but now it's free money. I need money
Speaker 2: more now, please. But it's so interesting, and it's a
Speaker 2: case study in like that leftist entitlement. Like I'm I
Speaker 2: was on a movie. The contract was clear, it was
Speaker 2: twenty days. The lead actress I think got twenty grand.
Speaker 2: She killed it right. But instead of being like, all right,
Speaker 2: I got smoked. But that was a huge success. And
Speaker 2: now my name means something now and I'm gonna charge
Speaker 2: four five times my rate for the next time. I'm
Speaker 2: an art director. She just gambles, And actually I was
Speaker 2: gonna say, like, nukes herself in this, but really she
Speaker 2: doesn't nuke herself because it's a gamble on somebody being like, yes, girl,
Speaker 2: I'm a leftist too, come here, I'll put you in
Speaker 2: this movie. Right, So that's what she's rolling the dice for.
Speaker 2: But very weird leftists sort of like entitlement where I'm
Speaker 2: gonna steal some of this momentum, make it like an
Speaker 2: argumentative almost while the movie's still ripping in theaters. Make
Speaker 2: it about me.
Speaker 1: But the whole thing with the artists in LA is
Speaker 1: like insane with like music, especially like are your first album,
Speaker 1: you don't really make money, but now everyone knows you.
Speaker 1: And then the second album is when you renegotiate your contract,
Speaker 1: like you have to put in time and then you
Speaker 1: can raise your rates. So now she can go around saying,
Speaker 1: I was the art director for Obsession, I'm gonna work
Speaker 1: on Curry Barker's next movie, and now your career is launched. Congratulations,
Speaker 1: But hindsight, actually I should have taken that sixty seven hundred. Yeah,
Speaker 1: now actually I want one hundred. Wait, so you were
Speaker 1: the art director on Obsession.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. Oh, but I see her. You're also whined
Speaker 2: and blew up everyone's secrets and complained about it and
Speaker 2: slandered everybody after Okay, we're hire a guy. We'll give
Speaker 2: you a call back. CHOI, whatever, what's my hired Doug?
Speaker 2: Doug will do it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Doug.
Speaker 2: Doug doesn't fucking yap either. He doesn't complain.
Speaker 1: All right, Well that's the end of the final page.
Speaker 1: We're now moving on to cringe of the week. All right,
Speaker 1: for our first story of cringe of the week, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be a pride focused cringe. Yeah, and unfortunately pride
Speaker 1: is bringing out the worst in people. Tammy Duckworth was
Speaker 1: talking about pride. Look at her shirt.
Speaker 2: Yeah you can pee next to me, it says on
Speaker 2: her shirt. But Tammy Duckworth has no legs. And when
Speaker 2: you have no legs, you get around in a wheelchair.
Speaker 2: And when you get around in a wheelchair, I think
Speaker 2: she's in the handicap stall. It's very true. So she's
Speaker 2: just wearing a shirt that's like you could piss next
Speaker 2: to someone's child instead of me and pure virtue, No
Speaker 2: one pisses next to her.
Speaker 1: I might have a different take than you, But a
Speaker 1: senator is promoting piss play.
Speaker 2: Oh, yellow showers, all piss cover me deep in tears.
Speaker 2: Let's get the pull out the kiddie pool. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: it's that thing. Okay, I misread the situation. And then
Speaker 2: doesn't that exclude people who do diaper play? I think so? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so she doesnt seem fair, doesn't seem inclusive to me, Tammy,
Speaker 2: you have to apologize to the piss play diaper boys
Speaker 2: apologize right now. She probably would.
Speaker 1: But it's the same thing we see with women leadership,
Speaker 1: Like it feels good to make trans folks feel welcome aka,
Speaker 1: there's no standards aka, now women aren't safe.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's like a boom boom boom. It goes quick
Speaker 2: death spiral in that regard too. Yeah, women aren't safe.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And our next example, a Hello Fresh is participating in Pride.
Speaker 1: Can you read their official state with a vulgar vulgar
Speaker 1: depiction and although it is accurate, right, we're always kind
Speaker 1: of trying to show what the gay guys are up to,
Speaker 1: which is some really disgusting shit.
Speaker 2: Hello Fresh said official statement. We know eating isn't always
Speaker 2: a top priority this month. We respect that, but for
Speaker 2: those of you who are prepping, we have an extensive
Speaker 2: lineup of high fiber recipes available Happy Pride. So they're
Speaker 2: talking about what gay guys should eat before they get
Speaker 2: fucked by each other. Yeah yeah, yeah, and high fiber
Speaker 2: and usually twink skipped meals so they can get passed
Speaker 2: around at the poppers party. And Hello Fresh is like
Speaker 2: has some gay guy who's like, trust me, I know
Speaker 2: about this. I'll write a press release.
Speaker 1: So Hello Fresh killing giving advice to these twigs that
Speaker 1: get killed.
Speaker 2: Out Yeah, twinks are getting killed out there. And there
Speaker 2: was a comment too, they said use code bottoms up
Speaker 2: for a Pride month discount bottoms tops fiber. They're like
Speaker 2: they're there's this weird, weird thing where it's like if
Speaker 2: someone who doesn't know about this, like we obviously know
Speaker 2: about what the gays are up to. They're spreading the diseases.
Speaker 2: They go to parties, they have anonymous sex grinder shows
Speaker 2: you where everybody is in feet. But like someone who
Speaker 2: takes the bait on Obama, like late second term Obama,
Speaker 2: like they deserve to get married to each other, like
Speaker 2: people who think gay guys are just like two men
Speaker 2: in a house doing the same thing a man and
Speaker 2: a women do. And then they start reading this, What
Speaker 2: are they talking about? Bottom's up fiber? What are they
Speaker 2: shitting on each other? You know, it kind of gets
Speaker 2: a detailed thing, like you're trying to wink at your
Speaker 2: gay fan base, I guess, but then you're also revealing
Speaker 2: it to the normies, which is a dangerous game that
Speaker 2: they take too far.
Speaker 1: And the wink as if it's like, oh, we know
Speaker 1: you guys like devil Waar's prada. Yeah, it's like you guys,
Speaker 1: you're talking about like the worst part of it, poop.
Speaker 2: They're talking about poop, right, Like, isn't that crazy? The company,
Speaker 2: the meal delivery company is talking about shitting on someone's
Speaker 2: Yeah know what?
Speaker 1: Hey, And then we're going back to Washington State for
Speaker 1: some bad news. There there's an all ages sex shop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bellingham Public Schools board director who runs an all
Speaker 2: ages sex shop is hosting events for children as young
Speaker 2: as nine at the Wink Wink Boutique. Jen Mason, the
Speaker 2: owner of the sex shop, has hosted many events for
Speaker 2: children there. Leftists believe it is sex positive to introduce
Speaker 2: young children to sexual subjects and content, and it says
Speaker 2: the poster for it or whatever says inclusive all ages
Speaker 2: not creepy sex shop Bellingham, Washington. No, I thought it
Speaker 2: was gonna be creepy. Yeah, but they've alleviated all my
Speaker 2: stress there. Okay, I guess it's fine then to talk
Speaker 2: to nine year olds about sex toys, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then we have another story out of Seattle in
Speaker 1: Washington as well, where a naked person was chasing children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is this the next door app or something? Yeah,
Speaker 2: one of those police radio tracker apps. Naked person chasing children?
Speaker 2: Can we talk you about this? All ages sex shop?
Speaker 2: It's not creepy? What are you running for?
Speaker 1: So I think Seattle might be the number one pick
Speaker 1: for like a pedo.
Speaker 2: City, trans dystopian pedo city, because.
Speaker 1: There are some cities that like pop up in the
Speaker 1: desert where everyone's in a trailer and they're all sex offenders,
Speaker 1: but they all live in like a camp.
Speaker 2: We have one of those in our area, van Ellis Park.
Speaker 2: There's like a sex offender trailer park, so they're all
Speaker 2: sex offenders.
Speaker 1: Besides those like Bigger Picture city wide, Seattle is probably
Speaker 1: the maybe one of the worst.
Speaker 2: Yes, they also have a drag parade for dogs. Denver
Speaker 2: Bride hosts first ever doggie drag show. And they put
Speaker 2: some hone tits. These guys look as good as the
Speaker 2: as the real people. It's it's the same effort, right,
Speaker 2: cheap props and uh and shitty dancing right and not
Speaker 2: not a convincing outfit. Yeah, but they f the d's yes, unfortunately. Yeah,
Speaker 2: monkey pocks spread to the dogs and the children. We've
Speaker 2: talked about this, remember.
Speaker 1: And then I found a new guy online who's been
Speaker 1: hammering my algo. Yeah, killing my founding like tight little
Speaker 1: alco and he has advice as a gay urologist.
Speaker 15: Figuring is inserting a peeled ginger root into someone's ass.
Speaker 15: Ginger root is a sex toy. You don't have to
Speaker 15: google it. Just trust me. I'm doctor Josh. You're a
Speaker 15: favorite gay urologist and sexual health expert. Figuring is the
Speaker 15: practice of peeling and carving ginger root into the shape
Speaker 15: of a butt plug and inserting it the compound that
Speaker 15: makes your mouth burn when you eat it. Rang creates
Speaker 15: an intense burning sensation that builds over twenty to forty
Speaker 15: minutes in the anis now. The danger is an existing fissure, hemorrhoid,
Speaker 15: or microcare that turns that burn into a medical problem
Speaker 15: and ginger without a proper flared base can get lost internally,
Speaker 15: which means a trip to the er for you and
Speaker 15: your ginger root.
Speaker 2: So you got to figure out how to do it safely. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and this guy, I think he said some sort of
Speaker 2: phrase your favorite sexual health expert, and then he's describing
Speaker 2: something inserting a foreign object into an outbound.
Speaker 1: Door that has a very bad reaction, like that used
Speaker 1: to be a torture technique five hundred years ago. So
Speaker 1: we've come a long way and now it's like cool
Speaker 1: and normal, and they're making content about it. And also
Speaker 1: they used to apparently put ginger in showhorses butts to
Speaker 1: make them have a little more pep in their stuff
Speaker 1: when they're shown get a jolt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: Okay, so maybe that's what they're going for. And then
Speaker 1: this doctor also made another video.
Speaker 15: There's something called bottoming fever. You can have flu like
Speaker 15: symptoms like chills or low grade fever after intense anal sex.
Speaker 15: This is an inflammatory response to microtrauma to your rectal lining.
Speaker 15: But it's nothing to be worried about. Rest hydrate and
Speaker 15: it should resolve on its own within twenty four hours.
Speaker 15: If it doesn't, and you have a fever that lasts
Speaker 15: beyond twenty four hours. That can be a sign of proctitis,
Speaker 15: inflammation of the rectal lining, or an early infection that
Speaker 15: needs to be evaluated.
Speaker 2: I'm doctor Johnson's normal, dude. All the shit that we
Speaker 2: joke about, they're like genuinely concerned about. Like sometimes me
Speaker 2: and you will go, oh, you're ripping me. Then they're
Speaker 2: always getting ripped. They're always getting fucking rire getting fucked sick.
Speaker 2: Oh if we call it, what do we say, twink mania? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's bottom fever at twink mania, like we into dependently
Speaker 2: through comedy, are are stumbling upon these great secrets they
Speaker 2: have And I what was it, ginger route. I've never
Speaker 2: even joked about that or made that up. So it's
Speaker 2: worse than what they do, things that we can't even
Speaker 2: think of.
Speaker 4: Oh, you're ripping men.
Speaker 1: So and then the guy said, oh, it's totally normal,
Speaker 1: and so well, what are you talking about? Oh the
Speaker 1: swelling and the inflammation from getting f' in the a
Speaker 1: so hard it makes you feel sick.
Speaker 2: That's a normal reaction to a not normal thing. It'll
Speaker 2: go away in a few days. This health sexual wellness
Speaker 2: guy is telling you right, so bad, All right, let's
Speaker 2: get to our next story.
Speaker 1: It's not as intense, but it is about trands and children.
Speaker 1: Sixty one men boys in women's sports are in one
Speaker 1: league in Colorado.
Speaker 16: A county in Colorado had sixty one biological males on
Speaker 16: girls sports teams, not statewide, one district. The government had
Speaker 16: a step in and tell them that they were violent,
Speaker 16: Title nine and the punishment was literally just a warning letter.
Speaker 16: These are real girls losing roster spots and scholarship opportunities.
Speaker 16: Sixty one in one district. This is no longer hypothetical.
Speaker 14: This is disgusting crazy.
Speaker 2: And that was Jefferson County Public Schools, and that's in Colorado.
Speaker 1: And you think, like, oh, sixty one nationwide or sixty
Speaker 1: one over the last few years, sixty one in one league.
Speaker 1: That's sixty one girls who aren't starting or getting the
Speaker 1: spot they should.
Speaker 2: Whoops. Tammy Duckworth probably has a shirt for this though. Yeah,
Speaker 2: mind your own bathroom. Yeah, get off the podium, bitch,
Speaker 2: command's here, something like that. Yeah, so Pride's not really
Speaker 2: off to a great start. No, it's ugly. Everyone's got
Speaker 2: bottom fever. Bottom fever's going around. So if you ever
Speaker 2: see a gig guy in town and he's like sweating
Speaker 2: and you know he got that means someone ripped him
Speaker 2: last night. Someone was ripping him. Someone would absolutely killed him.
Speaker 2: All right, Our last clip is not about pride. It's
Speaker 2: just you wanna you wanna get your Actually, never mind,
Speaker 2: I was gonna say something about a gay joke that
Speaker 2: me and Fleck is doing. I was like, since we've
Speaker 2: done a horrible section here, you want to just go
Speaker 2: ahead and do it.
Speaker 1: But that's a good one I have, am that's not
Speaker 1: much of a joke. It's not even funny.
Speaker 2: What about the oiled up twink? We have twin taps out.
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Never mind, guys, we have like this inside joke where
Speaker 2: I go, hey, Richard, what's this on your computer? You
Speaker 2: google searched oiled up twink taps out? That's not funny though,
Speaker 2: it's not even funny too far, so honestly, yeah, we
Speaker 2: we have a problem between us. We go really far,
Speaker 2: but then we kind of have to moderate a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but oiled up twinks they are tapping out out there,
Speaker 2: no big deal, not that funny. Guys, in the bottom
Speaker 2: fever they happen out you're killing me you're killing me.
Speaker 2: You're killing me, all right, you're digging in me.
Speaker 1: Hey, if they talk about it, if there's a senator
Speaker 1: talking about piss play, we could talk about.
Speaker 2: To do whatever we want. There's no rules. That's true.
Speaker 2: That's very true. Right, dog got monkey pox. Something has
Speaker 2: to be done, all right.
Speaker 1: The last story from Cringe is not about pride. This
Speaker 1: woman gets the ick from her husband now that she's pregnant, so.
Speaker 2: It says, getting the ick from my husband at eight
Speaker 2: months pregnant, but it feels justified. And he's wearing those
Speaker 2: gay little no show socks, and she's eight months pregnant,
Speaker 2: so she's hormonal, but she she has the ick, right yeah.
Speaker 1: And the guy's also wearing a forty thousand dollars AP
Speaker 1: watch and she probably doesn't have to do shit all day.
Speaker 2: That doesn't give you the ick, does it, Having forty
Speaker 2: grand disposable income that you can just easily put on
Speaker 2: a watch. And then all she has to do all
Speaker 2: day is like what scroll reels? Yeah, yeah, and like
Speaker 2: take a bath and maybe go to them. I don't know,
Speaker 2: I gotta go get another lavender bomb.
Speaker 1: All the way downstairs, I know, go all the way
Speaker 1: to the garage to get my bath bomb.
Speaker 2: It's a tough life, but I wanted to bring this in.
Speaker 2: I know it's unrelated to the pride and bad cringe
Speaker 2: that we just did, but I feel like since women
Speaker 2: are more geared toward social media, I feel like, in general,
Speaker 2: like your average woman is like has tried to get
Speaker 2: on social media a lot more than the average men.
Speaker 2: But obviously men perform high once they reach the top.
Speaker 2: But the ick, the ick. Getting the ick is a
Speaker 2: big thing that women always do. And then they kind
Speaker 2: of like put their boyfriends on blast and it's a
Speaker 2: little playful Like I'm not saying anybody has a bad
Speaker 2: relationship or whatever, but I've noticed that it's kind of
Speaker 2: a reversal of the roles where remember back in the
Speaker 2: boomer days, when like a boomer would have a shirt
Speaker 2: about how much he hated his bitch wife. Yeah, now
Speaker 2: it's kind of switched and millennial and gen Z women
Speaker 2: post about it like, oh, my boyfriend gave me the ick,
Speaker 2: like he's so fucking stupid. I saw him on a bike.
Speaker 2: I saw him treading water and his little legs the
Speaker 2: way the water refracted, it didn't it looked like he
Speaker 2: was a little boy. So we brought some boomer memes here,
Speaker 2: I have a bad back and then the husband says,
Speaker 2: the fronts already fucked up too. It's kind of you
Speaker 2: know those old boomer comics where they I'd rather be fishing,
Speaker 2: but my bitch wife, my stupid bitch one. It was
Speaker 2: like so mean and heavy handed. Um, yeah, sir, please
Speaker 2: don't please understand to buy an antidepressant pill, you need
Speaker 2: a proper prescription. Simply showing your marriage certificate and wife's
Speaker 2: picture is not enough, like, oh, I hate my nagging wife.
Speaker 2: And now it's kind of switched. And women do it
Speaker 2: to the men, but they've rebranded as the ick and
Speaker 2: then they go on blast.
Speaker 1: And we've talked about this before. Obviously a lot of
Speaker 1: it is probably women who were on birth control up
Speaker 1: until they got married, and then they're gonna get off
Speaker 1: birth control to have kids. But when you're on birth control,
Speaker 1: it fucks up your hormones and it makes you attracted
Speaker 1: the feminized men. So a lot of times women will
Speaker 1: be on birth control, they'll get married, they'll get off
Speaker 1: birth control to have a kid.
Speaker 2: Then when they get.
Speaker 1: Off, they actually are repulsed by their husband because they're
Speaker 1: very feminized.
Speaker 2: That's kind of sorry to bring back obsession into it,
Speaker 2: but for those of you who've seen the movie, she
Speaker 2: kind of snaps into this, Oh I love my husband.
Speaker 2: Now that's the reverse obsession. You get off birth control,
Speaker 2: you go, who's this fucking twink? And why is he
Speaker 2: wearing these short socks? You get the fuck out of
Speaker 2: my house? Right, you can't protect me. It's a reverse obsession. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's very true. Our pulsionlion pulsion, and it's about your
Speaker 2: wife who's now off birth control for the first time,
Speaker 2: and she sees your arms trying to start a lawnmower
Speaker 2: and you fail six times, and then she plans a
Speaker 2: life insurance murder hit on you. Yeah, and then well
Speaker 2: she gets roughed up a little bit, but not too
Speaker 2: don't punch me in the face. And then we'll cover
Speaker 2: it on the RRB Show. Then we'll cover it on
Speaker 2: the podcast Full Circle.
Speaker 1: All right, Well that's the end of Cringe. We're not
Speaker 1: moving on to Urban Decay. All right, Urban Decay. We're
Speaker 1: gonna start off Urban Decay with some teen takeovers. We're
Speaker 1: gonna go kind of fast through it because there's not
Speaker 1: many points to be made that we haven't made already,
Speaker 1: but there were a lot of teen takeovers aka Black
Speaker 1: teen takeovers over the weekend. The first was at a
Speaker 1: church in Ohio. They tried to do a fun fest. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it didn't really take Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Saint Catharine Catholic Church in Columbus. And this is
Speaker 2: fun Fest. There's some copyright music, so we're just gonna
Speaker 2: play it. Fun Fest is like a stampede. You run away,
Speaker 2: people get knocked out. Yeah, kicked in the head while
Speaker 2: you're down. Knocking bitches out is fun. Yeah, it's fun fest.
Speaker 2: This is fun for them. We could do it. I
Speaker 2: didn't say what kind of it's fun for us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's like six people in a convertible. You guys know,
Speaker 2: it's just more team takeover shit. It's the same people
Speaker 2: doing the same thing that they saw online from a
Speaker 2: different city that now they want to do. It's like
Speaker 2: the kool Aid fucking pineapples. It's the same thing. They're
Speaker 2: happening in tandem in parallel. Yeah, takeovers and kol Aid pineapples.
Speaker 2: That's that's the culture this summer.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then this next clip is from Kansas City.
Speaker 2: They love stampeding. Oh we gotta wrestle the white cop
Speaker 2: kicking the cop in Kansas City. I think they we
Speaker 2: recently covered one where Yeah, they had like a fair
Speaker 2: the same thing.
Speaker 1: You see how they run and laugh when the stampede starts.
Speaker 1: And we've said before, but it's like the black running
Speaker 1: of the bulls. Yeah, yeah, oh it's shooting and it's
Speaker 1: like now we got to run. It's like a little
Speaker 1: like event.
Speaker 2: It's fun for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then Winston Salem will play it in the
Speaker 1: background while you maybe read the context.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it says panic is ensuing amongst business owners of
Speaker 2: downtown Winston Salem, which was overrun by hundreds of teens
Speaker 2: from eight pm to four am for a second time.
Speaker 2: Teens began fighting each other in the streets, dealing drugs
Speaker 2: and underage drinking. Sixteen people were arrested or received juvenile petitions.
Speaker 2: Twenty year old had a concealed weapon. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: it's just everywhere mid size cities, if you have a
Speaker 2: certain amount of black population, you're going to have some
Speaker 2: sort of teen issue. This summer not good.
Speaker 1: And then we're getting into some sad stories. Now we
Speaker 1: have a lot of white teens who were killed by
Speaker 1: black perpetrators.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or white young people. But common theme is that
Speaker 2: the same teens who do the takeover around the same age,
Speaker 2: they're the ones being perpetrators against these young white kids.
Speaker 2: We're gonna start off with a Penn State kid named
Speaker 2: Billy Schmidt who just died over this last weekend, I believe.
Speaker 2: And here's the footage.
Speaker 17: The final moments of twenty two year old Billy Schmidt's
Speaker 17: life were caught on camera pleading for his cell phone.
Speaker 4: It's very upsetting.
Speaker 17: Video from Ezra Rolandavig's porch camera at one thirty Saturday
Speaker 17: morning shows two young men talking with Billy, who's off
Speaker 17: camera to the left. Seconds later we see Billy follow
Speaker 17: them into the street toward twentieth and Durfer. Moments later,
Speaker 17: a gunshot is heard. We've muted that audio out of
Speaker 17: respect for the family.
Speaker 4: Over a phone. It's abhorrent.
Speaker 2: It's super sad. Killed him for nothing, nice young white
Speaker 2: kid who was a Penn State college student. Didn't deserve it.
Speaker 2: Killed him for nothing. And what do you get for
Speaker 2: a cell phone? Say it's last generation and you get
Speaker 2: forty cents on the dollar for it. Killed the guy
Speaker 2: for three hundred bucks, maybe.
Speaker 1: Maybe even less. And it's Billy Schmidt, a Penn State kid.
Speaker 1: Like that's like Americana, you know, Yeah, killed.
Speaker 2: By a stupid black kid teenager in fucking the hoodie,
Speaker 2: the outfit, the outfit that you can't judge, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: the thing that they say, oh you Trayvon Martin could
Speaker 2: have been Obama's son. Yeah, and he could have killed
Speaker 2: my son too, Like what do you what's the what's
Speaker 2: the issue here? Wearing like beanies and hoodies in the summer,
Speaker 2: the criminal outfit and the streets of Philadelphia during January June.
Speaker 1: Right, But then none of this ever gets talked about
Speaker 1: from the black community. They're defending Carmelo Anthony because we
Speaker 1: stay by ours, because they stay by theirs, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: and like no one even talks about this. And then
Speaker 1: we have here a clip from Billy Schmidt's parents, look
Speaker 1: out distraught.
Speaker 2: They are so.
Speaker 4: Much I don't understand how someone could do this to
Speaker 4: me and family and you're just gonna walk in the door.
Speaker 11: The family believes.
Speaker 2: It was super sad.
Speaker 1: Everyone's destroy lives ruined over and what a phone over?
Speaker 2: Criminals a culture of shitty people who think that you
Speaker 2: can kill someone over an object. Nobody else there's no
Speaker 2: other culture of people on earth who do that at
Speaker 2: this rate than young black kids. And these black kids,
Speaker 2: like you said back in the day, all the time,
Speaker 2: Like it's like getting stung by what baby scorpion or
Speaker 2: getting bitten by like a baby rattlesnake baby to control
Speaker 2: the venom. Yeah, so it's like a cell phone. Normally,
Speaker 2: if someone starts resisting, you just go, ah, fuck it,
Speaker 2: I'll find an easier mark. But since you're so stupid,
Speaker 2: you just shoot him in the chest and you kill someone.
Speaker 2: And then the funny thing is not the funny thing,
Speaker 2: but like that guy is like a productive guy, a
Speaker 2: taxpayer who was in line to be leeched off of
Speaker 2: by migrants and everybody, right, and then instead you just
Speaker 2: kill him. So you're like a net negative killing a
Speaker 2: net positive. It's so bad. We have another example that
Speaker 2: happened like a week ago, but it's a similar theme.
Speaker 2: And back to the Billy Schmidt will show how old
Speaker 2: do you think that kid is? Fifteen seventeen, eight, fifteen sixteen,
Speaker 2: he's he's young, he's skinny, he's not a filled out guy.
Speaker 2: There was another story that happened in Indianapolis that we
Speaker 2: kind of scrubbed over. But we're covering it now because
Speaker 2: we saw who got arrested. Twenty three year old Indiana
Speaker 2: University grad Brett Skrogum, a promising Kelly School of Business alum,
Speaker 2: was gunned down in downtown Indianapolis parking garage on May
Speaker 2: twenty eighth. And this was like in the broad daylight,
Speaker 2: like I think he was going to a game or something,
Speaker 2: meeting with his parents and it was like six seven pm.
Speaker 2: So random crime. Shot to death. Another productive white guy
Speaker 2: from a nice school, Kelly School of Business, pretty hard
Speaker 2: to get into, shot by a fourteen year old. Well yeah,
Speaker 2: and here's the police chief deb talking about it.
Speaker 18: I'm frustrated and disheartened to tell you that the person
Speaker 18: we believe responsible for this.
Speaker 2: Ten year old child.
Speaker 18: Just in the last month, we've had four teenagers arrested
Speaker 18: for murder, several others arrested for serious violent felonies, many
Speaker 18: of which involve firearms.
Speaker 2: Is there anything new and so you know that's it.
Speaker 2: Like school's out for summer, The team takeovers are happening,
Speaker 2: the random murders are happening. Keep your head on a
Speaker 2: swivel if you live in any of these shitty leftist areas, right, Indianapolis,
Speaker 2: fourteen year old. Okay. And then also again, as we've
Speaker 2: said a ton of times, if someone's in the stupid
Speaker 2: criminal uniform and you go, ah, he looks young. There's four.
Speaker 2: She just said. There were four who murdered someone in Indianapolis.
Speaker 2: That's one city, one group, one type of guy. Right,
Speaker 2: So don't be oh, gee, he looks he might need
Speaker 2: some help or anything. Get the fuck away, especially parking garage, stairwell,
Speaker 2: anything like that. Start running like you're in a movie.
Speaker 2: You just see him and run. If it's wearing the
Speaker 2: stupid fucking uniform and he looks like he's got an
Speaker 2: IQ of about eighty. Yeah, don't hold the elevator door.
Speaker 2: Better safe.
Speaker 1: And then what maybe he goes, Oh, I was just
Speaker 1: on my way to my pre med class.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh I dropped my calcul I left my calculus book.
Speaker 2: That's why I was running down the stairs so fast.
Speaker 2: Had nothing to do with you. Don't you feel stupid?
Speaker 2: And yeah, I'll be oh, yeah, I guess on that
Speaker 2: one I was wrong, Yeah, one out of one hundred less.
Speaker 2: And then this couple was robbed. Look what this looks like.
Speaker 10: Still haven't recovered from their weekend attack recorded on their
Speaker 10: security camera, which shows a group of sixteens with guns
Speaker 10: assault and rob them while they were walking their dog. Later,
Speaker 10: they learned the attackers, now in custody, are only thirteen
Speaker 10: to sixteen years old. They say a moment on the
Speaker 10: video when a protective husband shields his wife from the
Speaker 10: barrel of a gun brought them together closer than ever.
Speaker 2: Oh so it's a good thing. Yeah, thank you, thank
Speaker 2: you to those teens. We're gonna reward them with some
Speaker 2: sort of metal. But again, teenagers, Oh, you should be
Speaker 2: shocked by the ages. No, I'm not. They get babysat
Speaker 2: in the school and then they're out on the streets
Speaker 2: with no fucking activities to hold them together. They have
Speaker 2: access to weapons, and they think crime is cool, like yeah,
Speaker 2: of course, the shit's happening more and more. And who
Speaker 2: do they target? White people? Yeah?
Speaker 1: White people. And it didn't go well for the carjackers.
Speaker 1: In this next clip, some teens tried to rob a
Speaker 1: marine for his car and they got reversed.
Speaker 7: Surveillance video showing Jacob Borda working on his pickup truck
Speaker 7: near Oxon Hill High School Wednesday around four forty five
Speaker 7: in the evening. Now take a look at the four
Speaker 7: teens walking near him on the sidewalk, one wearing a
Speaker 7: backpack and three others, all dressed in hooded sweatshirts. He
Speaker 7: says they demand his car, keys, phone, and other valuables.
Speaker 7: The team, dressed in red, white and blue, pulls out
Speaker 7: a gun and points it directly at bord his head.
Speaker 7: With the other three suspects surrounding them, the team becomes distracted.
Speaker 7: In a split second, Border fights back to disarm the team.
Speaker 7: Borda's brother runs up to help and listen. The gunfires
Speaker 7: during the struggle, Fortunately no one has shot, the bullet
Speaker 7: hitting borders truck and then one of the suspects tries
Speaker 7: to jump in, but Borda's brother turns around fighting back,
Speaker 7: grabbing that team, and they hold the suspects down until
Speaker 7: Prince George's County police arrive. Meanwhile, you can see Sky,
Speaker 7: their dog, checking on his owners to make sure they're okay.
Speaker 7: Officers arrested all four suspects. How are you feeling tonight?
Speaker 2: I'm feeling grateful I'm still here safe with my family.
Speaker 2: And how are you able to disarm the teams? Tell
Speaker 2: us about that?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: It took me just one split second.
Speaker 1: We went to training for the Marines, and that came
Speaker 1: right on on the moment.
Speaker 4: What should happen.
Speaker 2: So that's good.
Speaker 1: You pick the wrong one on that one. But broad
Speaker 1: daylight is the summer. Everyone's wearing pants and a hooded
Speaker 1: sweatshirts with the hoods up.
Speaker 2: Yeah. If I see you in a hoodie this summer,
Speaker 2: I'm crossing the fucking street and your skin's black. Honestly,
Speaker 2: you know, if you're a white kid wearing a hoodie,
Speaker 2: I'll go, what the fuck are you doing? We're at
Speaker 2: such a crazy point where these kids are so bad
Speaker 2: and they're fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, and that doesn't fucking matter
Speaker 2: to me when a gun with a chambered round is
Speaker 2: in my face, right, I don't give a fuck what
Speaker 2: your birth certificate says when a gun is in my face. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And thankfully this could have ended a lot worse, right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and then his truck got shot. He probably
Speaker 2: has to pay for that. Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: And I actually was in the neighborhood the other day,
Speaker 1: my neighborhood, walking around with my dog, and there was
Speaker 1: a kid on a bike probably looked like seventeen to
Speaker 1: nineteen black kid.
Speaker 2: And no place in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: No place in the neighborhood, like loitering where he's off
Speaker 1: his bike and he's not even riding it. Well, he
Speaker 1: was riding, and it looked like he was riding to
Speaker 1: see like who left something out, who's got packages on
Speaker 1: their porch, who's got the garage door open? Like he
Speaker 1: was looking like he was scouting. And I kind of said, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: how's it going, like kind of like what are you
Speaker 1: doing here? And he goes, hey, how you doing, sar.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't so bad. Like he called me sir,
Speaker 1: and he's well spoken. He wasn't a migrant. But he
Speaker 1: was wearing pants, a hoodie and a beanie And it's
Speaker 1: like one hundred degrees in the summer in June in
Speaker 1: Florida and you're wearing a beanie on a bike with
Speaker 1: hoodie and pants.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm reaching for my firearm. Yeah, I see you.
Speaker 2: I'm hovering my hand right over where it is right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was get to our our next clip, a
Speaker 1: bunch of teens got arrested outside of a store, which
Speaker 1: I believe they tried to rob.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we just showed you how many tea. Black
Speaker 2: teens are making victims out of people. Two dead white
Speaker 2: kids who just graduated or were in college. A marine
Speaker 2: who had to wrestle him down and get his truck shot.
Speaker 1: And he almost got shot himself and like luckily got
Speaker 1: away and that was a marine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, barely got out. And here's what they do when uh,
Speaker 2: here's what the teens do when they're caught.
Speaker 19: They start wailing, all right, are okay, No, he's fucking thirteen,
Speaker 19: I'm trying.
Speaker 2: He's just thirteen, as if the cops are wrong. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and these fat uh black women, they start heckling the police.
Speaker 2: And obviously these kids were in the commission of a
Speaker 2: crime to be arrested. And imagine turning to the uh
Speaker 2: convenience shop voter and going, oh, sorry, sir, Uh these
Speaker 2: kids were just fourteen. They're actually going to keep all
Speaker 2: the ship they stole. Yeah, so they play the victim
Speaker 2: when they get caught, but they'll shoot someone in cold
Speaker 2: blood in a parking garage in Indianapolis, right, Like, I
Speaker 2: don't know, man, maybe they need to start in jail
Speaker 2: and then get let out if they have good behavior.
Speaker 2: That's something that's been floated around on the internet.
Speaker 1: A little bit, or maybe the rules for you know
Speaker 1: what a minor is eighteen and younger. Maybe it should
Speaker 1: just be thirteen for certain groups or in the cities.
Speaker 2: Maybe Well, if you're not charging as an adult, and
Speaker 2: say that fourteen year old doesn't get charged as an
Speaker 2: adult for that parking garage murder in Indianapolis, you're just
Speaker 2: out of jail when you're twenty one. You're out of
Speaker 2: juvenile prison when you're twenty one. Nothing can can keep
Speaker 2: you there longer, Righteah, so you have to be charged
Speaker 2: as an adult to go to real prison, but most
Speaker 2: fourteen year olds don't. So it's just like and then
Speaker 2: you're twenty one angry and you learned how to be
Speaker 2: mean in prison and you're out on the world. Like
Speaker 2: our juvenile system is totally fucked up for what it
Speaker 2: is right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that arrest, it's like they like, mom, yeah
Speaker 1: they're killing me, they in me, but like that's them,
Speaker 1: Like it's almost like a rite of passage.
Speaker 2: It's your first arrest. Go, it's your first just arrest
Speaker 2: of the summer. You didn't snitch on anybody. Good work.
Speaker 1: It's like the good Fellas scene, right, Yeah, it's like
Speaker 1: a rite of passage. Oh, like when you have your confirmation,
Speaker 1: you get your grandpa's watch, and it's like, oh, when
Speaker 1: you turn fourteen, you're out for the summer.
Speaker 2: You arrested.
Speaker 1: You know, you could get arrested for Robin the Comedian
Speaker 1: store or something. And then we have a guy like
Speaker 1: this online who is kind of promoting just violence in general.
Speaker 20: Spare nobody, Niggle. Don't spare no motherfucking body, Niggle. Somebody
Speaker 20: get your way on the tarny Niggle. Why you chase
Speaker 20: that shit waning the fuck over?
Speaker 2: Niggle?
Speaker 20: Wanting a fuck over because I promise Niggle that nigga
Speaker 20: don't give a fuck if you're wing away or not.
Speaker 20: Nigga nig gonna run you a fuck over, Niggle. They say, no,
Speaker 20: Kurt gay Win going after that shit ain't meant to
Speaker 20: be Kurt Niggle. It's about who can run over the
Speaker 20: most nigga buckers. NIGGAA get that seat, Niggle.
Speaker 2: Very nice. That's the crab at the bottom of the
Speaker 2: bucket who grabbed the crabs trying to escape leg pulls
Speaker 2: him back down. He's the bottom crab in the bucket.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very obviously low IQ individual. And you know how
Speaker 1: people on the left especially say IQ isn't fair to
Speaker 1: judge people on because underprivileged groups sometimes can't accurately assess
Speaker 1: their IQ because they can't read the test. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: if he was raised in a privileged home, his IQ
Speaker 1: would be higher because they would have prioritized reading.
Speaker 2: There's two things there.
Speaker 1: Number one, if you grow up in a house where
Speaker 1: no one teaches you to read or the importance of reading,
Speaker 1: that's pretty dumb. Yeah, everyone in that house is pretty stupid.
Speaker 1: And then the IQ was low. And then number two,
Speaker 1: if you did want to do the perfect world thing
Speaker 1: where if this kid was raised in a library and
Speaker 1: learn how to read, he wouldn't be eighty IQ, he'd
Speaker 1: be ninety five IQ. You can apply that to everybody then,
Speaker 1: So it's like, if.
Speaker 2: You perfect conditions, I'm ten points up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like if Richard Rapway's IQ is one hundred and
Speaker 1: he was raised raised the way he was raised, but
Speaker 1: instead of playing checkers at age five, he was playing chess,
Speaker 1: then you would be at one fifteen.
Speaker 2: Maybe.
Speaker 1: So it's like with this new with this thing of
Speaker 1: like the the assuming the best and like providing the
Speaker 1: best outcome based on like a hypothetical like oh well,
Speaker 1: if this urban teen was raised by a professor, he'd
Speaker 1: be smarter. Then you could apply it to everybody. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: if this professor was raised even better than he was,
Speaker 1: then he'd be a Harvard professor. Yeah, you know, everyone
Speaker 1: would slide over, and then that person would still be
Speaker 1: at the bottom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's only one group that like constantly is like, well,
Speaker 2: if things were different, why iotta if things were different,
Speaker 2: I don't get it, man, all right or not different?
Speaker 2: You guys are struggling everywhere.
Speaker 1: And then you know it's like who and your family
Speaker 1: prioritizes what mom's doing the pineapple cool aid, Dad's not around,
Speaker 1: and you're gang banging at thirteen. It's because you're stupid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not even hard, all right. Our last piece of
Speaker 1: urban dic kay is some background to Carlos Brown and
Speaker 1: his family. He was the one who murdered Irena Zarutzka,
Speaker 1: and we have some info about the whole family.
Speaker 2: Now, did you know that de Carlos Brown has a
Speaker 2: brother and sister. The brother also killed someone, the sister
Speaker 2: tried to. All of their victims were white. So this
Speaker 2: is one shitty fucking family man, Stacy Brown, that's the
Speaker 2: brother he killed Robert Heim and Tracy Brown hit and
Speaker 2: ran over Elizabeth Banty and I think guess she survived.
Speaker 2: And they all have the bad dreads just to totally waste,
Speaker 2: total waste. Right, let's do this video. I know you
Speaker 2: you said the end of urban decay. Let's just do
Speaker 2: this one quickly, all right. I'm gonna pull in an
Speaker 2: executive card over here. This video was from a from
Speaker 2: Crazy Seafood, Massachusetts. I think it's mass Last night, a
Speaker 2: group of individuals left Crazy Seafood without paying for their meal,
Speaker 2: a group of individuals. The incident was captured by our
Speaker 2: security cameras and we were asking the public for help
Speaker 2: to identif by these people, and I just want to
Speaker 2: play it. It's no audio, but here they are one, two,
Speaker 2: three black adults, two young black kids and.
Speaker 14: To go bag.
Speaker 2: They even got the to go bag. They had our stuff?
Speaker 2: Can we get a doggy bag? Before we paid a
Speaker 2: bill which we were definitely gonna pay and they didn't.
Speaker 2: And then I just wanted to bring this up because like,
Speaker 2: it's so funny when the business has to act like, oh,
Speaker 2: these are just five random, total, random individuals, regular people.
Speaker 2: This happens all the time for us and we always ask,
Speaker 2: and they're never we noticed nothing about their color at
Speaker 2: any time. And uh, what's so funny to me is
Speaker 2: like black people know that when something like this happens,
Speaker 2: people go black people right, shaking, shaking their head. But
Speaker 2: then the individual doesn't care about the group when they're
Speaker 2: doing the crime to get ahead, right, so they're like, well,
Speaker 2: fuck it, I'm going I wanted the crab legs jars
Speaker 2: right there, and no one's looking. So they never act like, uh,
Speaker 2: you know what we were saying with that sticking together.
Speaker 2: They never try to represent the group well, but they
Speaker 2: will stick together for that Carmelo case. We gon rock
Speaker 2: with him either way. But when it comes time to
Speaker 2: like look good or like make the community look good,
Speaker 2: they go every man for themselves, I got the seafood
Speaker 2: and then they.
Speaker 1: Do bad antisocial stuff and then they get mad at
Speaker 1: you for judging the whole group. Yeah exactly, that was
Speaker 1: just one person and we're all in a group.
Speaker 2: Now. It was just one person fifty thousand times in
Speaker 2: a row on the internet, you know, at a way
Speaker 2: higher rate than every other races. And now it's just
Speaker 2: a group of that one person. It's just a group
Speaker 2: of individual one people and you aren't allowed to notice
Speaker 2: anything about that. So I just thought it was funny.
Speaker 2: The whole business has to act like they're not about
Speaker 2: to get bombarded with racial jokes on Instagram when they
Speaker 2: post it, usual suspects, all the same comments.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so then people will get mad at the restaurant, like, whoa,
Speaker 1: you're bringing a negative attention to black people. You're putting
Speaker 1: black people at risk by describing what they look like.
Speaker 2: By describing reality, a real event where you were victimized
Speaker 2: for probably two hundred and eighty dollars worth of crab.
Speaker 1: And then a lot of times when they walk out
Speaker 1: on the bill, like if they get caught, they'll say, oh,
Speaker 1: the food wasn't good, or like they got my order
Speaker 1: wrong and then you.
Speaker 2: Took the to go bag. Food wasn't good. I'm not
Speaker 2: paying for it, but I will take it home. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's getting the refund for the pizza when you ate
Speaker 2: seventy five percent of it.
Speaker 1: It was dirty, all right, Well, don't get too down
Speaker 1: or two depressed. Moving on to uplifting gold weave uplifting
Speaker 1: stuff today. Our first clip is from a t ball
Speaker 1: or a little league baseball game.
Speaker 2: He's eating the dirt. He's eating the dirt by the fistfall.
Speaker 2: You know what, It's funny. Haitians still do that as adults.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he'll take it into a cookie. He'll no
Speaker 1: sugar or flour. Is just dirt and water and oil
Speaker 1: and some oil oil, and there's zero nutritional value, but
Speaker 1: they eat it. I like it, and that actually is
Speaker 1: good for the kid playing the dirt like that, believe
Speaker 1: it or not.
Speaker 2: We have some stats a study I guess Finland replaced
Speaker 2: rubber playgrounds with mud and dirt. Kids got healthier within
Speaker 2: a year. The exact changes in their blood tests surprised
Speaker 2: the researchers, and it says Finished scientists trucked in real
Speaker 2: forest dirt and grass and laid it over the gravel
Speaker 2: at four daycare yards. They let the kids dig around
Speaker 2: in it for a month. The blood tests came back
Speaker 2: with changes the researchers hadn't expected to see so fast
Speaker 2: or so clear. The study ran at ten daycares in
Speaker 2: two finished cities, with seventy five kids aged three to five.
Speaker 2: Four of the yards got the forest treatment, about a
Speaker 2: tennis courts worth of soil and grass laid over the gravel,
Speaker 2: plus planters and peat blocks that kids could dig and
Speaker 2: climb on. Three others stuck with their normal gravel yards.
Speaker 2: The last three were daycares where the kids were already
Speaker 2: visiting real forests every day. After one month, the variety
Speaker 2: of bacteria living on the kid's skin shot up, and
Speaker 2: the kind that helps train the skins immune defenses jumped
Speaker 2: the most. Their gut bacteria started to look like the
Speaker 2: gut bacteria of the forest visiting kids. Their blood showed
Speaker 2: more of the immune cells, whose job is to keep
Speaker 2: the body from freaking out at harmless stuff like pollen
Speaker 2: and peanuts, and overall inflammation dropped. The kids on the
Speaker 2: plane gravel yards showed none of this, So it's kind
Speaker 2: of like a return to nature actually helped all their
Speaker 2: skin and gut systems.
Speaker 1: But like allergies and how some people are sensitive to stuff,
Speaker 1: they need to touch dirt more.
Speaker 2: As a kid, Yeah, like a little kid with the
Speaker 2: mommy who has the hand sanitizer all the time, kind
Speaker 2: of turns into a little freak, mouth breather, a little freak,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 1: Next, I found this guy on Instagram and he sings
Speaker 1: to his customers whenever they buy a car, And I
Speaker 1: think this is like pretty good business.
Speaker 4: Me, Lord bless this car.
Speaker 13: And here's the Lord one right's along, and may he
Speaker 13: give you peace and bring your joy for the journey
Speaker 13: on every road.
Speaker 2: That's very nice, We get it. Yeah, I kid hear
Speaker 2: by the Lord bless you. And he takes off that
Speaker 2: that's a fine and that I was scrolling through that
Speaker 2: guy's page and every real is.
Speaker 4: May the Lord.
Speaker 2: Next, may the Lord. He's just singing to everyone who
Speaker 2: sells a car to stick with your heads, man, all right.
Speaker 1: Next, this guy tries to talk to a girl who
Speaker 1: another guy is talking to and it doesn't go well.
Speaker 2: Excuse me mincing my bat box?
Speaker 6: Can I introduce myself to you?
Speaker 4: This you?
Speaker 2: I'm talking to her?
Speaker 6: Oh you just met her?
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, what's up?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 2: She ub you too. I just started talking to him.
Speaker 2: Hold us, So what's up?
Speaker 4: You dub him?
Speaker 6: So damn bro, we didn't.
Speaker 2: Fuck it up.
Speaker 12: Bro?
Speaker 8: You fucked it up.
Speaker 14: No, nigga, you.
Speaker 21: Fucked it up.
Speaker 2: First, ugly as man.
Speaker 6: I ugly nigga.
Speaker 4: You ugly as hell, dog? What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: You like a damn fish? You nigga, get fresh out
Speaker 4: of water.
Speaker 2: Try talking to girl. You fucked it up. No, you
Speaker 2: fucked it up. He was right. The guy with the
Speaker 2: glasses fucked it up, and the other guy was not ugly.
Speaker 2: He was fine. That's so funny, just said, and go
Speaker 2: all right, man, I was trying to talk to that girl.
Speaker 1: You fucked it up. That's funny to man a right. Next,
Speaker 1: we have a reflecting pool update from Trump. They redid
Speaker 1: the bottom. We showed that a couple episodes ago. They
Speaker 1: replaced it and it looks great and people are liking it.
Speaker 1: But before it got done, like in May, when it
Speaker 1: was getting worked one Gavin Newsom's press office said bang up,
Speaker 1: job Donald.
Speaker 2: When it was like emptied to get repaired under construction
Speaker 2: literally a construction site, and somebody said Gavin thought this
Speaker 2: wouldn't age poorly because he couldn't fathom completing a public's
Speaker 2: work project that was less than a month ago. And
Speaker 2: it's done. It's done, and it looks great and everyone
Speaker 2: loves it. So all you have to do is wait
Speaker 2: twenty one days and then Gavin Newsom will be wrong. Crazy.
Speaker 2: The people who he lets run his social.
Speaker 1: Media, man, yeah, well they had never seen a project
Speaker 1: to work. Yeah, so they think like, oh nice.
Speaker 2: Right, that'll be done. What twenty thirty one.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll just roast him now. Yeah, done in two weeks.
Speaker 1: All right, Our last clip of the show, Our Pure
Speaker 1: Americana clip of the week. This guy befriended some crows
Speaker 1: to fight the hawks.
Speaker 6: Hey, everybody, we had a hawk attack today, Brian. That
Speaker 6: must have been so scary. Yeah, everything's scary until the
Speaker 6: Avengers asseymbol get up.
Speaker 17: Yeah it's working.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I told you from the very beginning three months ago
Speaker 6: when I started feeding these crows, and I'm doing this
Speaker 6: for one reason, one reason only, and it wasn't to
Speaker 6: just have cute little birds to talk with, oh new
Speaker 6: little friends on the farm. I wanted a group of mercenaries,
Speaker 6: some assassins, a murder if you will, to do my
Speaker 6: bidding and to protect my chickens from hawks.
Speaker 2: And it worked.
Speaker 6: I told you from the very beginning that I was
Speaker 6: worried that I would let this get to my head
Speaker 6: if it worked. Honestly, my biggest fear is that this
Speaker 6: actually works, because I'm absolutely gonna let this get to
Speaker 6: my head. It's hard to explain the feeling the feeling
Speaker 6: of wielding the power of the local crow community to
Speaker 6: defend your property and attack your mortal enemy, the hawk.
Speaker 6: We've had hawk problems for years. We tried every solution
Speaker 6: known to man. But to think that my solution is
Speaker 6: just up in the trees.
Speaker 2: Isn't that cool? Yeah, I mean CRO's help. I watched
Speaker 2: this guy. He fed them and then he gave him
Speaker 2: shiny objects and stuff, and they started trusting him more
Speaker 2: and they run off the hawks Like then they go,
Speaker 2: he's got shiny objects. They like a fight. We like that.
Speaker 2: They like a fight. And you're a bird guy, you
Speaker 2: have birds. They protect you. No, No, you just feed
Speaker 2: them and they don't even know you. I just feed them,
Speaker 2: and I have them. I've been neglecting them a little bit.
Speaker 2: When I went to his apartment a few weeks ago,
Speaker 2: the birds came, goes, oh look it's one of the pigeons.
Speaker 2: I was going, He's like, don't try to fuck up
Speaker 2: my relationship.
Speaker 4: He's like, don't do that.
Speaker 2: Those guys trust me.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
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